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The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-17

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1,131,A t NS are prevented from Breaking, end
NJ their tanifenting lilting instantly removed by IV II [Tr.-
itE‘res ESSENCE 0V MUSTARD. anivermilly esteemed
fur its extraordinary Elfieley la Rheumatism,. Palsies, Gouty
Atieetions, and Complaints of the Stainuch ; but where this
axis. si Remedy has bea miknown, or negicelird. and the
Chilblains hare actually broke' W 1. rim EA D'S FAMILY
CERAT F. will ease the pale, and very speedily Mel them.
Prepared and sold by R. Jblinstini, Apothecary, 15, Greek.
street, Soho, London' the E.sence and Pills at 2s. 9d. each—
the Ceritte at ls lid. Sold by every Medicine Vendee in the
United Kingdom.
*.• The Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the name
of R. Johnston inserted on it.

A more insportard Discovery to the Si orid than Inc hinivi-
ledge of the Transinntutmis of Metals, or tae perpetual
lotton.
Mit. .SANOW ELsslis the course of his Travels
in Africa having foliated the knowiNlge of an Ilerb,
which operates as n speeitic in the Cure of Venerepl Cum-
. plaints of every description, and from many lean' practice hi
the 'above disorder, as a regular-bred Surgeon, recommends
himself to the public,. ps 14 most suceessful practitiotwe in that
departawnt hansom maladies, being, from, the assistance Of
..ucii a grand auxiliary, enahled to perform insist safe, speedy,
and radical cures, without the aid of Mercury, which, mine
common practice, proves oftentinies more biehly prejadletal
than the Disease itself, leasing beltindolo the BMWS ofilie ph.
tient, the sad remains of that p..rnlcious Mineral. Such; In-
dc.d. it! Mr. S.'s confidence in the success of his Practice, and
of the salutary and efficacious efferts of his Mediciiies. Imo he
pledges Mania to t!sose N ItO nisi.s become his Patients, that he
will speedily ;n0 radically free fatal from that pitorder, Imo -
ever latirstatiling awl obstiante may 1:e the case.
Mr. SAN uw iiL may ISe consulted every bay, from N;nc-,
tliiirwo ill the hborning, aad from Emir till Nine at Might, at
his Apartments, No. •26. l.e ideodiall-stract. • * '
N. h:. t;aiitaitis Sione;, or • Soisfarkill Alen. aho arc
ot In protect to Sea, may he supplied a itit Atedielaq,
and recent:: dirriciionS fr Mr." isnove, witittatt ant w
berription to 'belt business, or the progrps of cite care.. ;
London, England, 1810-06-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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'the Trish Pine Mil, and Scotch Clergy Bill, were read a
lecostrl time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
The Pension Bill was read a third time and pasted.
Mr. rosT ER brought up the Irish Letter I)tity Bill, Trish
Stamp I).stv and Irish Duty Bills, Land Irish
Ciilleetiuq feegulettion Rills. Read a first time, and second
reading Axed or to-morrow.
Mr. LONG moved for leave to brinr, iWa Bill to regulate
the payment of Assignments for Clothing his Majtity's Army.
Ordc red.
Mr. LUOBINGTON brought up the Report of the Lot-
tura Bill, when the Ameudutruts ogre agreed to. '
On moving the Order of the Day for farther considtring the
Report, Mr. W II IT Bit F.A D intimated his wish that the dis-
co don on it should be deferred to a future day, which nas
acceded to, and neat Wednesday fixed furtivn purpose.
air. DUN DAS brouent up the Report of the Committee
pp 1...5t india 'Affairs, when the Resolutions Isere agreed to,
at' is Bill ordered necoriiiigly.
Mr. CR SV Y sug6ested the propriety of having the
Bill printed as speedily as possible. lis the µroper stage It
es it, intention to state hit opinioa upati the suhjett.
Adittiral HA it YF. Y ,nid, it was his intention, on to-mor-
gun, to renew isisaJtice for learn to bring. iu a Bill for the
London, England, 1810-04-30

EL F;(i 111 T COTTAOI.. OItNISC, SUSS].

( lO be SOLD, the I,EttiE or an Elegant
COTT A (;1:, houale4 in tile og pleasant part of Ses-
sex, of which sixteen years are unexpired, at a low. rent.—
The Iluthe :s completely furnished ; it stami- ion a Lawnin
Faun er-garden, coutinanding a mast beautifal prospect, and
contains filar Servants'-roosts with seven Beds, tour Bed.
cliainliers and tis o Dressing-roams The entrance to the Cut-
cao is by a Porch, opriiiiig into a Library ; an Latiii4-room
and Dan-front Drawing-raisin, a pprioachisig a neat Veranda;
also a well arnui_ed Kitchen, Wash-house. Sture-room, and
Pantry, With a separate Staircase to the Servants' Room ;
Wine and Beer Cellars, Larder, mid Dairy. The Ow-
house are detached at a coavenieut distance, 1141 i comprise a
new Coach-house, four-gall Stable, and capital Laundry ;
Cow-stable, Wood Shed, Poultry (louse, PigstYe. •
The Kitchen Garden 6 well planted amid cropped, and of
excellent produce, a ails Espalier and Wall Fruit, iii full
bearing. l'he Orchard contains a variety of %/wag awl heal-
thy Standard Fruit Trees, which, together with the Pleasure
Ground, has been kept in the best order.
The 1-lonse 6 abundantly supplied with the best Spring
Water. Near the House 6 a Pond, with a Runniug Stream,
well socked with a variety of Fish, and spoutanenusly sup-
plied with Springs of tile limit Water.
N. B. A Private Road leads to the Cottage, through the
Fields. The Post at rives regular every day.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Richard •Needltana,
10, Old 'Broad-street, and the Auction Mart, London ; and
Mr. Nash, Stationer, Tunbridge Well,. •
London, England, 1810-06-05

• This-Day was *dished, ,
By William Hodgson No. 26. Strand; near. Charing ;rCizt
and to be had ofalethe principal Bookielleriaad Ne
• No. XII. price of
•
THE STATE CHRONICLE and
NIENTARY REPORTER. • .
This Work professes 'upend its charaCter upeh inspartia.
lily in fully reporting the Debates and Proceedings a beds'
House; of Parliament. It will be continued evety Wedges.
day and Saturday Burin the Session. It be printed nm
• otEPaper, in Royal Dearth/lad may be ballad in Volumes
convenient to be preserved in Libraries. A Prowietus, oases'
particularly explaining the nature of this, Pahlical*, why
be had at the ()Nice. No. 26, Strand.
Part I. Price Ids. 6d:boards, is "dew ready' deiiisty
and Dentlemeu are .requested to Complete their Seth *it eluiy •
a., possible. • ,
London, England, 1810-06-05

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14: STATESMAN

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COVET Or 63MMON CODNCIL.—The attendance
in the Coart.of Cernmungouncit to-morrow will,
it is supposed, be-more numerous titan on any oc.
casion fur many years. The questions to be dis.
cussed are, the Privilege assumed by the House of
Commons, of imprisoning for offences cognizable
io the Courts of Law ; and a Reform in tire.R e-
presentatian of the People, both with respeit to
the extension of the* elective franchise, and the
abridged duration of Parliaments. These objects
will be stated in a petition to the House isf Com-
mons.'
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PARLIAMENTARY REEORM.—The following
counties, cities, and town's, have already peti-
tionetb for a Parliamentary Reform, and for the
immediate release of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT and
Mr. GALE JONES.:—.
1
Middlemen 'iliChenter • Nottingham •
London . Woreemer Rending
Westminster .Liverpool. Berwick-on-Tweed
Canterbury Halt Carmarthen
Berkshire is to meet • at, Reading this' day i
Yorkshire in July ; and , the Borough of Sou*,
work is preparing a Requisition for the same pat,
pose. . . •
The following large Wards in the City of Lon..
duo have also expressed• their untitaited- appro-
bation of the proceedings of the Common Hall,
and their determination to support the. cause of
Parliamentary Reform's—
London, England, 1810-06-05

Among the company were some of the principal

Members of Payliament, aid a number of persons
of distinction. Sir pA yip'BAIRD attracted par..
ticular notice.
The Proprietor deserves tench praise for thy'
exertions he has made to accommodate and gratify
the Public. The new impruyentents ittd decors..
tions have occasioned an expeaCe of several than.
sand pounds.
Yesterday, the diipatches for the Lprd Keith,
Monarch, Earl Spencer, Lariiiss, Batavia,
Tyne, and &be, were finally closed ott the Eat
India.house, and delivered to their respectlve Par.
stirs; being the last ships of the season.
PASSENMRS.
Per Loan KIIITO.--:For Bengal: Mr.J. Qatari
_Welter
Messrs. Morrison. and Irving, Assistant-Sagami Ni• pl-
osion, Free Mariner; hlessrv.• Maloney, '
full, +Dickson, Grant, Anderson, and LIPMIBait, Goad;
Mis. Bell, Mrs. Sbadwell, and Miss Mellear.—For Ma-
dras: Francis Barnard. Pilot service; Miss Caidewell.
Per Al o 'tacit. —For Bengal: Miss Marianna Ferment's
Lieut. Ralph and Madras: Lieut.-CoL
Hat
and Lady ; Capt. Heath; Mr. and Mrs. Griffith.
Per B /IL Sre,h c ca.--- For Bengal: Lieut.-Col. Haldane:
Capt. Smyth; Capt. Bird and Lad,y ; Mr. Collins, Writer:
Mr. Smith, native; Mr. J. Lowe, First Assistant Master At-
tendant and fussily; Mr. hPGrath, Cadet.--Far Madras:
Rev. M. Davis, Chaplain; Mr. !Intim, Barrister, Sir J.
New bolt, Judge, and suite.
Per-Ltactss.—For Bengal: Rev. Joh! Young; Cap,
tains Sharp nod Robertson hint. Itoberb4in; Mr. Ellidtt,
Factor; Messn. Trisill, guiherbutd, aid Hutchinson, We,
tin.--For Madras; Lieut. Thomas Roebuck.
Per BATA v For Bengal: Mr. Crowder, Cadet.
Per Hsau.---For Bengal: Rev. J. R. Meitutsoa, Chap'
latn.
Per TY a.---Far Bengal : Mews. 'Ware and Dakar
Writers. • •
The Public will please to observe,' that the only
person in Partnership with the ipte Sir J. BRANS.
costa, at the time that Firm shared and sold the
Giroud Prize of Qnu Thousand Tickets, which
produced 2t,7651. (in the last April' Lottery),
WAS E. ET.TON, Who is now removed to No. I.
Cornhill near the Mansion.house.
London, England, 1810-02-02

PROPOSI'

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LONDON I
FRIDAY, &

PvaIsICAT.VZRGII M iY.

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NAPOLEON is repassed, in private letters from
Amsterdam, to have at last yielded to the solici-
tations of Locus, in behalf of Hafted, which is
not yet to be blotted from tits 1111 of nations.
For the province of Zealand, the strong torv.
tresses of Bergen-op-Zoom, Besdlevoedi Bois leDue,

which are henceforth to be doemediategral parts
of theFreach Empire, Louts hrlisseeelve indemni.
fication out of the territories ax of his neigh-
bours. The payment of the tat }y the places
ceded toFrasteeare to be guesolpftifolland, to-
gether with a million of gelistsai: moo what prin-
ciple this doussitr Is reqUirtidt ace shoat.
An improbable story of an n in Am.
steeds= accompanies the /sport. The
Populace are rep 41,3100,11sarmed the
guard, sod to have eglitgb decisive acts
of 'resistance. We cis slslo,ll,`atio ground for
believing that the Dutch esailistiNpoing from the
torpid apathy in which Way hagiala bag slumbered
—*swish el the people of Hoilmadis—tn be quiet
—sad weals persuaded that at this moment they are
totally indifferent as to who may be their muter—
,so that they can but have trade. He who will se-
core to the Hollanders commies will as cc*-
, taiuly WM their affectioes amd support. It
appears flitlellkima to suppose that these ci-devaut
Republicarts,wbe poidesitly oedema* absorption
of their Republic 111 a NI onaraby imposed upon
them by France, ue feri roeith essiety to pre-
serve the shadow of independenect t 7 sub-
stance has vanished.

RECENT letters from America arillthE a spiritof
”rimoniom hemility whist Pligkody aAppassipg
London, England, 1810-11-27

POLICE.

AIANSION-HOUSZ.
Yesterday, Samuel Sohn:seas, ono of the Jew
crimps who infest the East India House, was
charged by Captain White, of the Rebecca West
Indianian, with an assault and riot in Leadenhall.
street. It appeared by the evidence of Captain
,White, that one of the apprentices having ran away,
he was advised to apply et the Will House, to see
if the lad had entered into that service. On going
' into the office where the • East India sailers are en.
tcred, he observed the boy and brought bim out
with him. Immediately on his coming into the
street, be was surrounded by about fifty of the
crimps, and kicked and shoved • about by the
in such a manner, that he was obliged to let
go of the boy in order to defend himself, when
a passage was made for the boy to escape, and.
he had not seen hint since. The Prisoner was one
of. the most active of the mob, being the first that
collared him, and it was some time before he could
extricate himself from the mob. Mr. Richardson,
who lives opposite the India-House, saw the mob
and riot, and described it as very serious, and that
the Prisoner and his brother (who is not yet in ous.
tody) were the most active.
Mr. Nattier, the City Marshal, stated, that he
was sent for in consequence of the disturbance, and
from the description of the persons concerned
he caused the Prisoner to be apprehended.
Captain White swore positively to his person as
being one of the first that assaulted him. _
The Lean Sixvoaobserved, that the conduct of
that description .of peopte had wade that part. of
Leadenhall.street one of the greatest nuisances of
the City; which he was determined to get rid of,
and therefore gave positive orders to Mr. Nattier
and the rest of the City Officers, to take every per.
son of that description Into custody* as he was tits.
termined to punish them !Atli 'the utmosesevetitiz,
The Prisoner Was tiard a bairt4 r the btrettce.-
London, England, 1810-11-27

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By NATHAN DRAKE, M. D.
Author of " Literary Hours," turd of " Essays on Periodical '
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boards.
London, England, 1810-04-25

GEORGE-STREET, ADEL,PHI, STRAND.
E TAILORS' COMPANY'S pawn
rfur CLOTHES, fur the year ISIO.
PRICES.
Best Superfine Cloth Coat
Waistcoats
Silk ditto . . .
Double Milled Kerseymere Breeches
Mancbater Fancy Curd ditto
Silk ditto - -
Nankeen Pantaloons

166. to

It 4 4 0
1 0 0 1
1 5 0
1 15 0
1 6 0
2 4 0
1 0 0

`duperibiebloth or Keneymere ditto . 22 0
Superfine Cloth Great Coat (plain) - • 55 0
Putr of superfine Doe Skin Breeches - 2 14 0
SUITS, contracted for by the Year, and the Old Ones
to be retunted.
Three Suits peryear £l9 0 0I Five Suits per year £29 0 0
rourditto - 24 0 0 Six ditto • 33 10 U

LIVERIES.

A Suit of Livery - . - - 5 5 0
A Du& Jacket and Waistcoat - - glO 0
A Box Coat - - - 5 5 0
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Fusti-u Overalls - • - 018 0
Cloth ditW - .. - "1 12 0
PRICES OF REGINIENTAL AND NAVAL
UNIFORMS.
A Regimental Coat - - - 60 0
Ditto Waistcoat - - - - 018 0
Dian Pair of Breeches - - - 1 11 6
Regimental Superfine Great Coat - 515 6
Ditto British Wool - - - 4 14 6
Superfine Cloth Overalls . . 30 0
Patr of Doe Skin Pantaloons - - 3 3 0
pair of Lamb Skin Breeches - - 0 0 0
Gentlemen may contract for Coats an the saute principle:
Four COitts per year .t:l5 0 0 I Six Coats per year .e. 12 0 0
Five ditto - 18 0 0
The Business being conducted wholly on the principle of
Ready Money, excepting those Gentlemen who contract,
the Proprietors take Cos opportunity of informing those
Ce.alemen their Bill will be sent in half yearly, and the
Clothes which are to be returned brought back. Naval
and Military Officers will find a considerable advantage in
applying to this Establishment for their Uniforms, or other
Articles of Dress. Regimental Orders are particularly at-
tended to. Gentlemen are infirmed, that by addressing a line
(post paid) to the .Company's Office, gt, George-street,
Adelphi, they will be directed bow to measure themselves,
toys to fit the same as if they were present.
Likewise to be had at the °like' lien's Patent Pocket
Rook, which cannot be lost or picked out of the pocket.
The Public are requested to observe, that orders are re-
ceived at No. '22. Geore-strect, Adelphi, only, and that the
hours of liusiaess are from niue in the Morning till six in the
Evening.
London, England, 1810-04-25

PUBLIC CAUTION.'
WATSON'S PATENT TRANSPARENT SOAP.
THE Proprietor of this very beautiful Article
of British manufacture, feels it a duty he owes the ,
Public, to caution them against the delusive Statement cop-
tained in a Band-bill, which has been must industriously cir-
culated by one A. Pears, in which it is :bated that Mr. Ni-
cholson, the Translator of Four troy's Chemistry, Mr. Aerum,
I: t perimental Chemist at the Royal.liistitutioo, and several
other scientific Gentlemen, 'teetered Ott their Oaths, before
Lord Elicnborosigh and a Special jury, " That the new-
invented 'TRANSPARENT SOAP wits a discovery of the
utmtht Utility, because it possessed all the cleansing l'roper-
ties of Soap, freed from its impurities and deleterious quali-
ties :" this is, true, in part, 'but not in the whole. Those
Gentlemen of Seience did ve evidence hi the terms, or to
WATSON'SW
the elect stated, as to " PATENT TR,ANS-
PA RENT SOAP," which they bad carefully analyzed;
bet in regard to A. Pears's " New-invented Transparent
Soap," as It is called, they certainly wsve an such opinion:
and as the latter article was Proved on such trial by A.
Pears's own Witnesses, and is alio Stearn by himself, to be
composed of a eishidensble proportion Aii, Soft Soap (an be
which mast naturally excite disgtist in every delicate
mind) and lemon- Juice, the Propsdetor of WATSON'S
Tit A NSPAIt ENT SOAP feels confident, that, after the
very high eirominms and recommendation which his Compo-
sition has received from Medical, and Scientific Men of emu-
amuck.. the Pehlic will never be deceived by the specious mis-
application of Evidence which A. Pears hasin his said Hand-
bill so falsely endeaveared to apply to his owe Soap, sat will
give to WA'TSON'S.PATENT Tit A NSPAREN T SOAP
that preference, which the peodiar elegance and purity it Is
universally allowed to possess, so justly merit, and which is
prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Pit, nice,
at his Warelsospe, No. 439, Strand ; and by his Appuiut-
ment, at Mr. Smith's, lti, I)anie-street, I)nblin.

RODBARD'S COUGH DROPS.
rytHE fallowing LETTER (rum the Right
IL Bon. Lewd DENTIN GII, ',another proof of the Ef-
ficacy of RORLI.4RD'S DROPS. How .many
thousands have been restored to health by that Medicine!
prom Lord BENTINCK to Mr. Buyum, 4, Cheapside,
London.
hare frequently experienced the greatest satisfac-
tion in Robberd's Malan& Elixir, or Gstugh Drops; I do not
recoHect one instance iu w n!ch they hive ever failed, pro-
vided they have been properly administered. A very old
Gentleman, a friend of mine, above sixty years, has taken
them in very small quantities, these six months, and says he
has found the greatest benctit from them, and intends perse-
sering in their are.
I nag, Sir, your bumble Servant,
Ramsgate, Feb. 2, 18418. E. BENTINCK.
Sold wholesale end retail at Mr: Dottrel, Not 4, Cheap-
side, corner of Paternoster row ; and retail by most Country
-11edixine Venders, in Bottles Yst 9d. and 61. id. each,

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London, England, 1810-04-25

CHOICE BOOKS.
BY PUBLIC 'AUCTION,
Without the least Reserve.
r O_MOR ROW, the 26th day of April, and
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Mr. EFFLR Y. at his Rowan, o. 11, Pan Mall, a valu-
able and well-known
LI BRARY OF ROOKS.
Containing all the rare. usefuli and valuable Publications
in every Department of Literature, from the first Invention
of Printing to the present time, all of witich are in the most
perfect Condition, not a Print or Leaf %anti* is any one
'Volortie.ond certainly the best Lihratry'of Books ever sold by
Public Sale in this Country. •
London, England, 1810-06-21

OR. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM
Ills invaluable Restorative has bean adminis.
tered in Private Proctice, with great success, for a se-
ries of yearg, to Youth and Age of either Rex. Where the
Stomach is disordered, the Body is weakened ; paleness, bo-
dily 'leery, emaciation, and the Eyes sink into the Head;
*here Nerve's, Asthmatic, and Ilypochoftdrlesil Compinints,
have 'battered the Constitutions is sackness of Stomach, sin-
lent %melees, Flatulencies and Obstructions, it is a safe hod
olleaturos Remedy The list symptoms of its good effects
are serenity and chearftdoes, by removing Head-ache, Weak-
t, heaviness and Lowness of Spirits, Dimwits of Sight,
PdstAssed Thoughts, and Wanderings of the Mind, Vapours
met Itelaneholy, and all kindlier vsteric Complaints.
A Saving of Nine Shillings in T wit Guineas.
The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is sold in Bottles,
price half a pines emelt t there are aiSSI bottles, price 335.
• containing eqbal to foot battles at 10s. 6d. by which the Po.
tient saves 91. inelodiniabo the duty; the Stamp of which
beam the Proprietor's mime and address, " Saml. Solomon,
Liserptiol," to imitate which ',felony.
N. B. The postage of all Wan aunt be paid, and a ,lbe
enclosed fur advice..
The Cordial Balm of Gilea4, Anti-Itimetipteeruih_b.
siergent Lotion, ad " Gal& Is Health.' are Bon by
Mathews and Leigh, 11, Stroked.
London, England, 1810-06-21

ICE.

Lord lio.
Cadiz, 15
importance
that the ene.
that pla:e.—
, the siege,
On the

ittr. the $O6

Ships OL --- Jdonia) 11Ci;
Temeraire, 98; Atlas, Eagle, Achille, 2'riattsplt,•
Zealous, Donegal and Cumberland, 74's; any
Resistance; &S. Also . arrived the 21oronshend
packet, with mails from the Mediterranean, bat
does not'briug any news from that quarter;; Ship
Cornwallis, Thomas, from Gibraltar, and pro.
ceeded up Channel fur London; Violet privateer
front a cruise. 'llse Marlborough packet,
arrived yesterday with Mails, &c. from Lisbon,
fourteen days passage. Every thing was quiet
at Lisbon, as is :so enemy were threatening tho
country. Nu news from the army, which
mained same as per last accounts.

PLYMOUTII, JUNE 19.—Arrived the American
ship [tisk; Captain Bain, from Salve and Cib.
ral tar, laden with brandy and wino; left the latter
place the 4th inst., two dayi previous to which
his Majesty'. ships Hibernia and -Northumberland
sailed from thence in company for England. The
ilibernia is stated to be leaky, oceasioned by da.
mane received in getting en the graundy and is
coming home to be repaired.
Arrived the Eli:a Parqulaar, George Scutt,"
master, from Amelia Island, 6ith timber fur the
Duck-yard.

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PoRTSMOUTIt, JUNE 20.---Nothing arrived ar •
*sailed to-day. ''rho transports are releaied from
quarantine. The Portugal and Mediterranean lied
are in Portland Roads. . • • •
Came into harbour, the Aerie French friptc.

DEAL, Joue 20.—Arrived this morning, god
sailed for the River, a Portuguese ship, last frees
the Brazils. Attired this ,afternoon; serail
transports from Portsmouth, and remain.

Dovcn, Juxr 2O.—Passed by fur London, rho
Vertrawnut, Captain *Filson, from Granada ; 71.•
/us, Jennings, from Trinidad ; Janie Frantgip
Wei:mart, from Dieppe ; aiid Lark, Reran., fro*
Gibraltar.
A French privateer, from Calais, has been takeit .
and sent in here by the armed cutter Mary: 14/
crew, eight in number, fled hugs the country, and
have all been taken, except one. Thu privateer
was abased on shore, near Ilrockmanis B;ni,

.4.
E L LIG &NICE.
t FAL Arrived the
ors mails from
day ';‘ !say news of is
cbhsidered •
frog Wei ths
sirfiniti neve • tweeted ' (Icing that
No jwaskgrcas bad Wet, , y them in
sineeilor4ictiont latagorda.
3d iiistaitt,'i eb tiansports with
regiMent of toefidayiived there from Gil
Ships of war inTadiz Bay. were, Cale&
London, England, 1810-04-13

TO TRADESMEN, AND PERSONS OF ALL DE-
SCRIPTIONS.
IT is not unusual for Men in Business to boast
of superiority, and for an Attorney to tell his Client
twelve or fourterii guineas is a fair charge ler a pair of
Lew.. More reasonable charges are here offered as a spe
cimen by one who has been an admitted. certificated, end
prectiting Attorney, and a Solieitwo inoChencery, fall 44
years ; after observing which, he thinks it unnecessary adding
ogre, thau that those who may employ him shall bad banner
and attention paid to their concerns.
For Two Parts of au Agreement (on stamps) a£2 12. 6
pair of Lenses (ditto) .5 5 0
&newel of Lease (ditto) - - , 210
Apprentice's. Indentures (eastastpal) 0 6 I
1.6 MoneyAl• Beads mid Warrant 4 of Attorney 1416,) 6 8
• •

Ixi lee to alms for oiyiee,por for letters wrote for pay-
, ow- at of >i dt'lst ir for atteadaace on a fWeadly se(dement.
. Personal liepisibration (by principals only),
_and letters post
paid, direct to Mr. Williams, No. 2, Newcastle-firer*,
Strand, will meet attention.
London, England, 1810-04-13

A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX.

DR. FOTHERGILL'S justly celebratid FR.
MXLE PILLS, for different complaints incident to the
sex at carious periods of life. It has been truly observed,
that women more than the other sex_vtav he considered in a
certain degree as Invalids; they are Subjected to a %aricy of
diseases, f, um the nature of the functions they are de tined as
mothers to perform, wisieh ectaihtup.at them weakness, pain,
and on interruption of those regular accretions connected wiih
the full enjoyment of heakh ; to act ontlie constitution of the
female, and relieve this obstruction, no remedy has hero
known so operate with such e.ertut, »:',t softy,
as Di. Fothergill's Female ; t: U4,leS high tonic and in-,
vigorating.panec•,•.7li:r its peculiar quality of relieving full-
• erppre.sion, and those other uneasy eymptonis which
arise from too much blood in the habit; they are (he most
certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent c01,..,;..rfreg, ag
well as the various other sonsx.....— an-et:lfs so common to
the sex. Dr. F2therrttni Pilis,as a Family. Medicine, shoald
1::.;../itr.Tisiort of every Mother, and• other isogrdians of the
younic, who have females entrusted to their care.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Honors. 4, Chftplids,
Corner of Paternoster-row ,• and retail by Tint, Royal Ex.
change ; Allen, 76, Oxford-street; Clark, 26". Borough's
and most Country Booksellers and Yeadtrl, la Boxes, at
2s. 9d. each.
Of whom may be bad, riatier's Aromatic Pectoral IA:
:rages, for improving the voice, and for coughs, colds,
asthma!, and eousumptionst in Boum, at ISO.

VELNOS VEGETABLE SYRUP.
THE Experience of Half a Century has prprvi
this I%IEU IC IN li to be the invA irmoceat and eteetaal
Alterative, as it corrects. purifies, anti sweetein the mood ;
and those who; are afflicted with ,the SCROFULA, LE-
PROSY, SCURVY. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS, and
any of thlise melancholy liiseaseiarisin: from Impurits .4 die
Blood and Juices; those who suffer from tie DirdiP4lo4, and
Indiscretions of their Youth, or whose Comminutions are broken
down and debilitated by Mercurial, AntiotaMal, or Annie
ed should submit to a regular Connie of the V F.GI.•
TNlABieLias
tEB
SYRUP.
rbe edert of this Medicine, principally on the imensible
Perspiration, is site., as not to Interrupt either bosiaess or
pleasure ; it operates nit the Anim sl James, and requires fi1147
the common restraints of moderation its ti Let. It is di.solved in
the Chyle of the Stomach, is coartved by the Circulating
Fluids, and corrects their tcoilrocies to all those ti.wases
which originate in vitiated 81000. It is a stir, 'males vols.
erfal substitute-fur Mercury, Hod reenosee thaw evils which
tui utameirmail useof taut Minoial urc
This Medicine is prepared ant! sold as flo. 41, Frith-street,
Laudon, price Ns. a bottle. It is also solci by Mr. At k
Chymist and Dliggivt, • 1%, iiishowtair-street, and B.lt sh 4;
respectable Venders is every lowlier:BWe Lissa tu we United
Kingdom.
I. • -_'s.
London, England, 1810-04-13

LORD WELLINGTON and MARQUIS WELLESLEY.
This day was publiblied, price 4s.
ALETTER to SAMUEL ‘VIIIIBREAD,
Esq. M. P. upon the MILITARY CONDUCT of
Lord WELLINGTON. With some Remarks qprin the
Marquis WELLESLEY's GOVERNMENT in INDIA,
and Ike fatal Elfets of PARTY SPIRIT.

By BRITANNICUS.
" History sufficiently proves, that nothiag really memora-
ble has ever been atchseved, without that boldness of concep-
tion, that fearlets rapidity of execution, which has invariably
distingut:hed Commanders of the krst order ! !
GENCRAL L4TRILI.II, Reflections us Modern War.
Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and J. Blacklock,
Ro, al Exchange.
London, England, 1810-04-13

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in one vol. nvo. Price 10s. 6d. in '
or 12s. 6d. in calf,
TABLES (on a new and improved Phan) for
CALCULATING INTEREST at Five per Cant 'nu
say Sum front £1 to ,C 20430. from 1 day In Stis, and Arms
1 year to years; &email:titled- by two short** j
Tables Ow reducing fa the 464144 s as 4 igei--Wat: *OS 1
Tables 1 r Culcsdating Exchange lisd-Duittninsinis.
JOHN SMITH, Accountant in Edinburgh.
Printed fat MI ail Ilendrate. S. Doig, J. Anderson, and
Edhilawgb ; W. Anderson, Stirling;
aninold•by Illgonduo Huila, Kees, wad Orme; J. M. Ito h-
ardsonl Venter. NOM, and Sharp: and J. Murray, Lau-
don; M. Dam, in; and S. Archer, Belfast.

. NEW MUSIC.
Lately published, and adorued with a froullspleee, by
Cipriani, price 111 s. 6d.
MINSTREL SEREHADES; composed for
the Harp or Piandortei and respectfully inscribed to
hi► scholar, Miss Willan,
By EDWARD JONES.
Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales', and Author
of the folio:Aux works, lately published :
The MUSICAL and POETICAL RELICS of the
WELCH BARDS, and BARDICK MUSEUM; contain-
ing the Original Bardiek Songs, Tunes, and Wintry. In 2
vols. the third edition, unnamed and corrected, with adtli-
tionalengrated plates.
A BOOK of Litaic AIRS; or, Greek, Wallachian,
and Turkish Melodies. with a Disserlatioa.
NIALTESE MELODIES, original GERMAN WALT•
ZES, MUSICAL MISCELLANY, &c.
London : printed for the Author, and sold at Birches
Music Shop, No. 193, and at Goulding'N No. 117, ill New-
Bond-street ; at Preston's Music Sloop, No. 97, Strand ; and
at Clrmt-ntl and Co.'s, Nn. 2d. Chcapoide,
London, England, 1810-04-13

This day was published, ice ss: -
.
THE REAL STATE of IItANCE io the
Year 1809.
By CHARLES STURT, Esq.
Late Member of Parliament for Bridport,
Resident in France before the War, and deLsined as an Hate=
tate near Seven Years. • .
Printed for James Ridgway, Piciadilly.
London, England, 1810-04-14

INDIA.SHAWLS ON SALE.
.A DIES or GENTLEMEN doh** of por.
ALA chasing curious INDIA SHAWLS, have now an op-,
porionity of inspect* the LARGEST COLLECTION
ever seen on Sale, by applying at WILLIAM and DAVID
JEREMY'S Mu.lin, Linen, and Shawl Rooms, No. 148,
Strand, near Suinenet Horse.
N. B. The full value given for India Shawls, Gold and
Silver Muslim. dee.

LEU CII A R'S, PICC A ntbuy, opposite ST. JAN RSV
CHURCH.
LEU CHAR begs leave to return MS most
IV grateful*Thanks to the NOBILITY and GENTRY,
fur the very distinguished patronage they have for so many
years hononr.d him; lw has new to offer fur their impection
a most beautiful new Assortment of his PAT'EN'T' HEAD-
DRESSES, bulb for Ladies apd Geutlemen be has to emo-
tion them against iiiiiiatious that have been brought forward in
one or twe Shop:.
J. Louchar's style is peculiar to histsest; a*d is allowed by
the ROYAL PATRONAGE he has obtaided, as well as
the neat distinguished Persons in the three Kiagdoms, Instead
unrivalled for au clad resemblance to Nature, in her most
gtareful.fwin.
Under toe sanction of the Princesses, J. Leachar lass quite
anew style HEADDRESS, which was brought forward
en the late Birth-day.

NEW STATE LOTTERY,
TO BE DRAWN IN JUNE.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock Bro.
ken. respectfully inform the Public. that TICKETS
and SHARES for the resent STATE LOTTERY, are Da
Sale at their Office, No.-1)S, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
The Scheme is ea the lame improved Plea the Id, as to
Number of Tickets. Mode of Drawing, die and presents, in
addition to the 4400.000 of Prises.
FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS,
OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS EACH,
Wbkb are to he givento the Pour Tickets of the net Nam-
ber drawn a Prise above 415.
Letters, post paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
Bank. India. and South Sea Stocks, with tbeir several
Annuities, India Beads, Exchequer Sills, turd every descrlp-
Hoe of Government Securities, bought sad sold by Com-
mission.

LAST LOTTERY, LATE Lorrairc
Attit Feb nary, OM Mbar,
>fa. firlswalL .t prbis
....
...
7
$ .. . . ONO 2 6OO
Calpitale. • Capitals.
BiSO seld.the *bbovirTWENTY CAPITAL
PRIZES io the Two last Loale!ies. la Shane, at •
4, Conshill, and 9, Chussig.Crost,
Where Tickets and Shares are seiner fair the NEW LOT-
TERY, to he drawn the Bth of JUNK. The Scheele is
the same at the last,, bat the Contractor wakes a free WA of
FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS
so the Holder of the drst-dram p Prise above 415, by which
a single Ticket Pony gain the immense Sons of 4100,100, and
a Sixteenth £6,000. Scitewes, with Particalurs, gratis,
sad the fortunate Holders of soy Shares of the above
TWENTY CAPITAL Parses way receive the money on
demand. or exchanye their Prizes for 'Nickels and Shares in
the New Lottery, at
4. (3orohill. sod 9, Char* Crass.
London, England, 1810-04-14

LORD WELLINGTON will MARQUIS WILLESLEY.
Tbi; day was puhlished, price Is.
ALETTER to SAMUEL WIIITBREAD,
Esq. M. P. upon the MILITARY CONDUCT of
Vint WELLINGTON. With some Remarks op.') the
Marquis WLLLESLEY's GOVERNMENT in INDIA,
and int fatal Llfects of PARTY SPIRIT.
By BRITANNICUS.
" flistnry sufficiently proves, that nothing really reentnra7
ble his ever heea ateltteved, without that boldness of conceit.;
non, 014 fearlns rapidity of execution, which has invariably
diatirgui.hed Commanders of the first order ! !
Cgs ea •a. LATRILLE, Reflections on Modern War.
Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, anti J. Blaeltleek,
Royal Eathange. -

• This Day was published,
Handsomely prin:ed iu tgle vol. 3vo. Price 10s. 6d. inboards,
or Hs. lid. in calf,
TA BIAS (en a new and Improved Plan) for
CA L(,;ULATINC; IN TIME; f at Five per.Ceot. on
asy Sun% horn .C 1 to 4640,dJ0. from 1 day to ;itls, and from
1 year to 11l years; accompanied by two Short and simple
Tables for reducing to the rates at S and 4
.per COIL with
able, Pie Calculatin' F. schauge and Cm-amisslou.
• By JOHN SMITH, Account*tem Bdioburgb.
Printed far Bell bud Bradfate, S. Doig, J. Anderson, and
Oliposin and Balfour,-Ediabargh; W. Al4ersua, Stirling;
aaa•seid by Longtime Hunt, Rees, and Orme J. M. Rich-
ardson; Vernor„llisitd, and Sharp: and J. Murray, Lon-
don. M. Mahon, Dublin; and S. Archer, I;olfist.
London, England, 1810-06-26

GAS LIGHT SHARES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE a 'number of
SHARES in the GAS LIGHT concern. Any
Person wishing to sell, may bear of a embower, by applying
at 87, Fleet street.

.

LANCETS made and repaired by W. SA-
Y IGN Y, agreeable to a Process peculiar to himself;
being solely engaged in executiag the exclusive Art of his
Predecessors, he repeats his assurances. that all LANCETS
seat for Repair are treated with equal ail/ New
Lancets wrought with u view to their Phyllis.. Witekrila
cal Properties.
May be had at No. 24, Pantsio-street, Leicester-square.

Mii N ER A LT EETIL ON A hIIJCH IM PROVED PLAN.
EALEUIt, Dpotis!, of Woborn.plitOtt'
Russell-square, boy,s_keve mast if to tenon,
the NOBILIT Y and GENTRY. who may Aim' oecalon
for the exercise of his talents, ihalhe mac betonsulted during
the Winter Season, between the hburs of Ten o'clock io the
Morning and Five in the Afternoon:
A large Portion of the Community having been aimed, re-
ieved, and henefited by ARTIFICIAL TEETH. construct-
ed by Mt. FALEUR, from a Mineral Preparatioe, he is al-
ways enabled, through the liberality of his Friends, to give
such references, as to their efficacy and durability, as cannot fail
proving satisfactory to those who may have occasion forsuch
substitutea-int advantage and iudulgenee never before, he be-
lieves, enjoyed by a Demist. Mr. FAVEUR engages to af-
fix from one Tooth to a whale Set, without lain or irritation
to the Patiert.Latid to renew them, without additional charge,
should they wear, or change colour. •
Mr. FALEUR can also affix an ARTIFICIAL PA-
LATE, ion manner peculiar to himself. He has lately suc-
ceeded in relieving a Geutleinan, whosefisaferings and
ppriva-
tions were great, and whose case was of the most diffictilt na-
ture. This Gentleman has authorized Mr. Faker (as well
fries a feeling of attitude, as from a wish to satisfy any fel-
-1 ow-creature labouring under a similar afiliction), to refer to
him in .ase of any doubt of Mr. laleur't capability.
To those who are not acquainted with Mr. Faleur, he begs
leave to observe, that his charge in either case will be always
wand moderate.
18, Woburn-place, SOth November,lBol.
London, England, 1810-06-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

-.0110w7-.
PLY woven. Just IG. —Cause down not of "(amaze,
and anchored in the Sound, the N isus frigate, She is expect-
ed to sail to-morrow fur the 14ist Indies.
The Intelligent brig of war is expected to sail to-morrow,
with six or eight vessels under convoy, for North America.
Sailed the Medusa frigate, for Corumut ; the Crocus,
the Westward.
Arrived Ow-Moroi, from the Eattwani.; the Scyllaltrig,
feta Newfoundland ; brings ro taws; the Fanner, of this
port. Captain Frond, with fruit. from Lisbon,
The Maros and Scylla ate bath sailed again.
A frigate is anchored in the Sound, supposed to be the '
Caine, froa the Eastward.

Yestordaymorning his MAJESTY, Prince*lll,6,
GUST.. and SOPHIA, accompanied by Ladies CU
LEY, Gomm tn, General Frratto.e, and Mt
PRICE, went to St. George's Chapel, and hot
sermon preached
.by the Rev. Dr. Donswon'
from Deuteronomy, chap. xxix. vcr. 29. "
Royal Party afterwards returned to the Pal
At three o'clock his MAJESTY visited the Prim
AMELIA, who had on Saturday a comforb
night, and is a little better.
The QUEEN, and 'Princesses AUGUSTA, EL.E
BETH, and SoPHIA, arc expected to honour
Heath Races with their presence on IV edti estli
The PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR had an inter'
on Saturday with Mr. PERCEY AL, and several oi
Cabinet Ministers.
Lord-Lowvnen retires from his seat at the
miralty Board, and is to be succeeded by the I
F. ROBINSON.
Another draft from the Guards will, it is
be ordered for service in the Peninsula, in
course of this week.
Dispatches for Gibraltar were sent on Satui
to Portsmouth, to be forwarded by the Li,
frigate.
Sir E. Per.t.rw, it is said, is to be the
mender in Chief on the North Sea Station.
Captain.PUGET, late Commissioner of the
at Flushing, isappointed the ResidentCumutissi
at Madras.
CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE )B.—The Market to-dad
considerable supplies .of Wheat; fine wimple. maintain ,
prieeratbtr quantities heavy isle and lower. Barley
Malt cantabile to fluctuate but little; Pea% and r
two kind likewise. There are al,n ean4dernhie so:.1
Oats, bat being in demand tLu Wale is quoted ratln-
tear* our last eluvial.
London, England, 1810-04-12

PAD.IS, APRIL 6.

Leper from Count BELLIARD Gocesnor-neneral et Ma-
drid, to the Priuce N Nuseearaa.
- - -

46 I have this moment received the confirmation
of the intelligence I bad before the honour to an.,
nonnce to you. The hurricane which took place
on the 7th and 10th of this month drove ashore,
on the coast opposite to Cadiz, four sad of the
line, two of which are English, and 50 other v es.
sets, -of which we have taken possession. Aboutl
600 persons have been saved from the wrecks, al.:
must all of whom are English. The dispatches of
the Duke of Dalmstia, which I have to vildreas to
you, doubtless contain the full details of this its.
portant event.
" The King arrived at Grenada on the 16th.
The inhabitants met him at the distance of two
leagues from the town. Wherever the Kiag
passed he wu• received with enthusiasm, and he
diffused happiness anion& the people. His Ma.
jesty enjoys perfect health. The army is in the
best condition, and is well treated by the inhabi.
tants. 64 I am, &r. .
" AUGUSTE• BELLIAItD.".

” Madrid, •March 42.

Letter from the Delmer D AIM ATI& to the Prince of Neer-

0114t1114.
• " I have the bourne ut tsmosiiitting to you the
Copy of a Letter from *spoke of Bellow), do-
tcd Chicolana, the tilith. It givti an actount
serious losses which the enemy have experienced
before'Cadiz, from the 7th to the 10th of this
month. Four ships of the line, several frigates
and caore than 50 other vessels, have been throw,
by the tempest on the coast from the mouth of the
Guadalquivir to the extremity of thy Bay of Ca-
dim—A+ thetlopasture of the OthotsJim bruugtt
me this dispatch, 600 shipwrecked Englishman,'.,
and a number of Spaniards, had. been collected.)
The English had sat fire to two ships and oat,
frigate.

An English ship of 90 guns grounded within
the range •of our posts; the Duke of Helium)
caused the crew to be taken out. He has also
caused the remains of this famous wreck to be
collected, the consequences of which may infin.
cace the submission of Cadiz, notwithstanding the
number of troops which are' in that town and the
Isle of Leon. The next reports will doubtless
afford more circumstantial details respectiug this
event.
" have also the honour of transmitting an ex.
tract from the Jourisal of the operatiens before
Cadiz, from the 3d to the 9th of this month. Yee
will see from what is stated there, that the tempest
haz also done us some damage in the treliche,s and
batteries, but it will soon be repaired.
" The. Duke of Ailluno had detablied General
Latour Maubourg, 'With four battalion and some
cavalry, tq.the mutittiains betwooti Ronda end.the,
clings of St. Roch, tc destroy Os stew corps of
iollegeob laiektile PASHA aunt 0111n* PAiefe of
the revolt had funned there. The bad west* bad
rendered ii`ssemeissEl to sesusts4 this pperation ;.
but it is eow resueied, end Genteel haeneet
second it with aces battalion ttion the 9ised
London, England, 1810-04-12

FRENCH PAPERS.

.............
PARIS, Aram 4.

Yesterday the Emperor and. Empress being
seated on dick thrones, and surrounded.by the
Princes and Princesses of the blood, the Grand
Dignitariessanti Grand Officers, received the ho.
map and felicitations of the Senate of France, tho
Senate of Italy, the Council of State, &;c.
The President of the Senate addressed their
Majesties in these tenas

TO TUE EMPEROO•
Sire,..lt Is with the most respectful and pro.
found emotion that the Senate this day present
themselves Wore your Majesty. Newer have they
more powerfully felt the force andilignity of those
family ties which unite the Monarch to his faithful
subjects. Your most tender affections, Sire...the
most intimate desires of your heart, will hence.
forth be identified with the lilt interest of the Mo.
narchy, and the most ardent wish of your people—.
the duration of the most powerful dynasty which
has ever been founded among men.
"how mans, hearts, even beyond the iron.
tiers- of your Empire, have bounded with joy at
what is to constitute your felicity ; and your great
soul has nut been insensible to their transports
6' Europe contemplates with raptido the au.
gut daughter of the Sovereigns of Austria on the
&riot's throne of Napoleon. Providence, Sire,
in reserving for you this illustrious spouse, has
been pleased to manifest more and more, that you
have
.been born fur the happiness of nations, and
to secure the repose of the world."
TO TOR IMPRESS.

ss Masjega..—Tjte shouts of jo7 which have every
where esteempattied your Majesty's steps, that
concert of benedictions which still echoes from
Vienna to Paris, are the faithful expression of
the sentiments of the people!, The Senate comes
to offer to your Maj
esty testimonies of homage,
not less ardent, not less sincere,
46 The Imperial Crown which sparkles en your,
brow, that other crown of graces and virtues
which tempers and soften, the lustre of the former,
attracts towards you the hearts of thirty millions
of Frenchmen, who malts it their joy and pride
to salute you by tbo name of their Sovereign.—
These Frenchmen whom you have adopted, and
to whom, by the most sacred of promises,-you
have vowed the seationitts of a tender mother,
you will find worthy of year kind regards. You
will more and more cherish this good end tender:
hearted people, who always feel an anxious wish
to love ttur•l who govern them, and to place
affection and honour by the side of zeal and obe.
d ionce.

f'Thcsesentiments, which we have the happiness
to express to your Majesties, are under the gua-
rantee of Heaven, like that sacred with which has
for ever united the great mid splendid destinies of
Napoleon and Maria Louis•."
His Majesty answered the President in these
words :
Senators,—Myself and the Empress merit
the sentiments you express towards us, by the love
we bear to our people. The .prosperitY of Franca
is our first wish."
London, England, 1810-04-24

• ~^~,

IP

Architecture has suffered reuse from the
lion than thu other: arts:.khad ate ;eked
•dv-Ar-ih-fti principles by a crowd of mei', emti.
tilting themselves architects, wombat the study in.
disoensably necessary. It appeared uith Itutiolr
un public,festitities alone. If these were ma alp
worthy by their object to assemble and to collect
alreat people, they were fur the most part re.
ntUrkable for the dispositioni of the arehh rts.
1 Some have left recollections, which itt ever) vine
Arivyiew are renewed- with pleasure: such uas the
miiimphal fete,. at wh,:ch the inaster.pleer, or the
arta, recently conquered by you, Sire, appearta
in the champ de itilar?,, there to receive (*homages
arid i;eclemations of three hundred
IFrenchmen. _ _
London, England, 1810-04-24

DLXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS FOR BILEe,
IN DIGLSTION, GOUT, Ste.
rPH ESE Pills long obtained a just celebrity in
.i the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
All"literary ; atm from their great success in many obstinate
bilk:es disorders, on numerous patients of distinction, mud
others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War-
ren, tlir Gregory Page Torun, the Dowager Lady Say and
thy. Vi-countess Bulkeley, tlac. Ate. Ise was persuaded
touter Clem to the Public, under the approbation sad the
sauctimi of their names.
the Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for ree-
storiug the time of the stomach, far coriv indigestion, or
preventing enmities, and their coriseqoent disagreeable eruc-
tatioti and titulences. They prerai habitual nod temps-
Iry costivessess, sick head-achy, Nod heart-hurn which is
‘,Q;oione.l by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach,' wItO:
Cur arisiug from the *crummy of the redundant bile, iutesn-
perate dirt, or drinking to ogees*.
BY Promoting g a due secretion of Cite Mae, they are oh:errs-ft
wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being a cer-
tain, though gentle aperitive, they prevent those obstruc-
tions in the liver, which are so troahlesunte in all countries,
but particularly fatal iP wane climates. On thin weals*
they are a valuable desideratum hs the medicine dusts of
those who go abroad, or make frequeat voyages.
hold, SI holeode and retail, at Mr. flutters, 4, Cheaptilde)l
corner Paternoster-vow ; 11-Ikis, ISO, 0 sford-st rest ; Glatt, I
.t/9' 8"r°110; and must cuuutry mediciss raiders, in bezei
at 24, yd. autl'bs. each.

•

;: ,; 1..

I. . .
London, England, 1810-04-23

••••.g.10,....

WE again insert Sir FRANCIS BURDETT'S Letter
to hit Constituents, in answer to their Letter,
voted at the late Meeting. It reflects the highest
honour on the mind and feeling of that eminent
Patriot.

We this morning received Portuguese papers
down to the 7th inst. They speak of advantages
gained over the French in Spain ; and we feel it
our duty to continue to give the principal part of
these documents, although we seldom rest with
any degree of confidence upon them, and of course
carinot recommend them to the atteatioa of our
Readers.

Lord Cor4T:lGwoon's title is ettioct for want
of male issue. He has left behind biota widow
and two daughters, who had never seen him siuco
his elevation to the Peerage.-111s punk% of
20001. per annum devolves opus! OM.