The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

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lOUWD& azwaitn.
19th. of last *oath, a Parcel ad-
F. NT:WI4ON. Narvileh, containing the
Ns anti Shareviathe present State Lottery,
Vir.
E1r.111:1IS.

Letter. Cheek.
322.. B 1,927
1,921 B 1,23(1
2.822 B 1437
3.114 B 1,219
3.83 i 11- 1.30
SIXTEENTMS.
Letter. Cheek.
391 II 5,892
3,±2 B 5,891
323 B &.M9B
924 B 5,899
325 B 5,900
1,188 It 5,941
1091 B 5,1419

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LoNDox,. S4TURDiIY, OCTOBER 15; 1810.

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IN A FEW DAYS.
SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the
Public, that the STATI LOTT Wit Y (the only cite to be
Drattn tbi, Year) a ill begin and finish on the 19th of this
Mouth (October). The Scite.ne, with only 4,000 Numbers, con-
talie dm following Capital Prizes t—
h of .0 9,0110 are iCIOO,OOO
5
5
10 . . . . 5.) . . . . 5,000
,r ides Prises of 10fX. ellt 6.-r. as mat, amounting to Two
Jodrell Thotpand Pounds ! I 1 Tickets and Shares ure selling
SWIFT aid Co.'s Ottices,
No. 11, POULTRY t
No. 12, CHARING CROSS;
No. SI. ALI)GATI: filtill-STREET ;
where, in the lost Lottery, No. 4,469, a Prize of £990,000,
was sold in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares.

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SHARED AND SOLO
At 26, COHNH ILL. and St. MARGAIIET'S HILL,
BOROUGH,
ANI) THE MONEY*PAID ON DEMAND,
2....0f. ..X30,000 47 ,85,000
2
211
* NOW 99 ...... -• ••• • • s'lo
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IiNSBY anti Nat. have peculiar satisfaction
Ink:Akio their •Frietrds, the above giand list of Prizes,
which hos been divided among theta at the,nbove Onkces.
Hoax say and Co. big lean: to return the Public their hest
thanks for the unbounded (avoids received, and snake no doubt
hut they shah by honoured %kb tlivjr command% in the mimeo%
Lottery, which is the only onelo be, Drawn this Year, 19th
of-This B. No. 4,163, Abe! last drown 20,0001.
iva% sharid into One Q•1:i ter, Two Likhths, and Eight 9lx-
•fwetiths,b* 111)11.8 /I r nod (b.

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BRANSCOMB and Co. I. SI YEW LIGHT,
Survisine Partner, and sole Condoctori '
RES P EC'f FULLY acquaint the they
are now Selling •ficiters and Sitaftes •in the greatest
varlets' of Numbers, at their TRULY Trott-MN aTe Otr,Pices,
No. 31, COItNIIII.L, 11, HOLBORN, aa, DA,YIIi AR-
NET, and 269, STRAND.
For the last Seven Years they have been FORTINO
.01111ATUbT FAVOUR tresottid in the Two Last Years ONLY
they Shared and Sold
6 Prizes of .este,nua I 5 Prizes of 45,000 R 48610,000
.... .e5OO and £l,llOO The First a 0,01.10
No.7,oBlPrize of 500 Tickets The Last
vas .. leo Ditto. And ON LT
Prize ever Sold or Shared. - f
Besides 3.1i18, the Grand Prize of 1,030 Tickets, nr £24,765 ;
• And in the Last Lottere alone, Ten Capitals.
The onls STATE LOTTERY to he drawn this Year, will
be 19th OCTOBKH„ oa :1 New- Plan, having Five Prizes of
£20,000, only 4;000 Nuinhers, and lint Three .Blanks to a Prize.
MBABINGTON. Hurnevojust lio, has reA
ceived a fresh supply of CLARK It's I:LOR I DA Ets.c-
TVA It Y, an effectual Cure fur the ABU E.
The distressing alalaily, termed the Ague, has, more or less,
been predominant in all parts of Eneland, •partiodarly in damp
and marshy situations. from the earliest d awn to the present
period, and its paint& and destructive :snares have been
but too often felt and acknowledgisf, :aid a remedy to ins.
PC(11! its progress ioefrcrtually implored. Whenever n disorder
heronries prevalent in a ossuary, there will' ever be Enmities in
abundance to start up for the purpose u f imposing on the of
flirted to pick their pockets ; and when Inn late to preserve
themselves against bitch infamous depredators, the miserable
and deceived patients repeut of their credulity, blame their
own folly, and find the disease rot which they had been
promised a certain and -peedy relief, a more unpleasant and
-agialisine companion than ever. Irapositions of the above in-
famous description have, nowever., at length heel% attended with
one good effect, which is that af ?saving put the Public on their
guard against similar deceits, fia c no speciti • now for any pre-
valent tuaindY mhatevers can lit vended with the prospect of
ultimate praht. the efficacy of which cannot. be established by
the Itioot nuexceptioirtble ref Avocet, and its value demonstrat-
ed beyond the p .ssibaity of deception.
The Proprietor of the 1•11.0RIDA ELECTUARY, fully
aware of the Weill of OM Impos.tiotts, as above
particula-
r.zed, and actnated more by a desire to be serviceable to man-
kind than largely to be it gainer in is pecuniary way, em-
braces, as he conceives., the only proper method of making his
valuable alal certain remedy for the Ague (as it has never
failed, even ina solitary instance) public, by the fallowing in-
imitable tutestittious.
N. B. The comp nsitiou purely. Yegetalle, and no) danger
or unpleasant sensation whatever cau result from a mistake in
the dose. One packet, price only 2s. 9d., is, in most cases, a
complete core.
AsTitnNY lirennwt, aged 22 years, lately employed in
the Civil Engineer Department on the Walcherest
was seized with the ague severki weeks previous to the evacu-
atioa that lasted. On his reliant to England he was some
iinva, in Loa ion, most dreadfully afflicted with what has been
termed the Walcheren Disease. Mr. BROOM of Newha-
! ‘ell (his untie), wait to London, and knowing many of the
cures that had been effected by ttte Florida Eleemary, brought
the young man home with him. lle was perfectly cured by
takiugawo packets.
King's Anus, Brighton, Dee. 22, 1809.
SIR,—Hearing of the many cures performed by your Flori-
da Electu.try, 1 was induced to purchase two dozen, which I
gave to ass assay privates of the 3211 Regiment of Foot, on
tacit return from Valcheren. most dreadfully afflicted with
the Ague, and each packet had the desired effect in curing the
disease. Sir, your most obedient servant,
To Mr. Clarke, Brightly.). 'l'. FRANCIS.
A private in the 81st Regiment of Foot, on his march from
Portsmouth, (where a detachment had a few days before dis-
embarked from Waicheren) to Klachingtros barracks, was
seized with a violent tit of the Ague at Rotting:Wan, on Satur-
day, the 18th of October. 1809, *ll5 put to lied unable to pro-
reed. Mr. Clarke. on his way to Brighton, happened la call
at the btu, and Was told 4sl the drat :mutter, and 119 he chanced
, to have about two-thirds of a packet iti his pocket, he gave it
to the safferingsoldier. This had tote desired effect, and the
man proceeded on his march, la two hours after, in 'infect
health. It should he observed, that this man had beenittfibcted
with the Ague souse weeks before the evacuation of Walche-
, run, and had taken the usual remedies from the surgeon, with-
out finding any relief.
A Gentleman residing at Eastbourne, on an excursion wish
his family at that fashioniable place of public resort, Brighton,
purchased twelve packets, which be gave gratuitously to per-
saw of indigent circumstances there. One packet cured three
children, and the remainder had the desired effect on eleven
other persata, some of whom were far advanced in years.
The wife lan Warrant Officer in the Royal Horse Artillery,
far advanced is a state of pregiumes, had beets afflicted with
an Ague Ili months, tried all the medicines prescribed her by
the Regimental Surgeon, without relief. Tank only half a
packet of the Florida Eleetuary; which entirely cured her.
Miss Gillham, of Sidiethani. war Chichester, was cured by ,
one pocket of the Florida Electuary,buta;at isf Ste.
Druggist, Chichester, after having had au Ague snore than tiae
years. ,
The above Medirine Is prepared by Mr. Clarke, Brlghttrn
add Sold wholeaate May by Hannay inid Sons, Fleet Markel,
Londoif (whose moon: are engraved lin the Stamp Whited .In
cited ilukct), awy be had. as abate, and of ulitesiOtstat!le
enders.

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PORTUGUESE PAPERS

LIMON, SEPT. B.—By a dispatch from
Beresford, dated head-quarters at Moimenta da
Serra, it appears that the loss of Almeida was oe.
casioned by the Unfortunate explosion of the pot.
der magazine, and that, according to the most accua
rate details received from the Colonels of Mild's;
and other Offieers, who belonged id ,the garris,on
the troops up to the abuse accident behaved in the
best possible manner, and the militia displiyed ad
less valour than the troops of the line; that, ac.
cording to the unanimous account of officers and
soldiers, the conduct of Governor Cot deserted
the highest praise. They represent him as hating
heztli indefatigable, hardly fur a moment leaving this
walls;, and as having gained the tote arid esteem of
the gacrison, as well officers as soldiers, and as
having ittvired them with such confidence, that hid
it not been ;or the unfortunate explosion, the siege
of Almeida wQuld have caused to-the enemy a great
loss, both of floe and of men. The enemy tilting
attempted to seduce the officers and soldiers made
prisoners, by all mevia in his power, and partice.
larly by employing tie Portuguese Who accompanied
him for this infamous object; the disgraceful pro.
inosition was honourably rejected by Major Manuel
Cobreiro, and Captain Jose de Mello, besides the
English Officers, governor 6,,x, Major Hewitti
and Captain Foley. The lettei b:dds, that the Veld
first Lieutenants of the Engineers, ~kntonio de But.
hoes and Joaquin de Sousa, with the; second Lieu.
tenant, Jose Feriae, who bad also rellkged to jobs
the French service, had already escaped thd
enemy, and were at head-quarters. The Si.ltrs"l
begs, that these officers, on accdunt of ths1 r fitrf+o"l
and patriotism, be recommended to his apyal HitS'-
ness, and receive some signal ark of Mir approbaa
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tion for their honourable conduct.

With regard to the mention of the capitulationt
the Marshal makes the following reflections:—
" The Portuguese nation has already experienced
French moderation and clemency ;
,and the conduct
of the enemy with regard to this capitulation wilt
show, that their good faith is in no respect altered
from what it has sliewu itself out of Portugal. By
the capitulation, the militia were to be permitted to
return to their homes; bet the enemy, and peril.
cularly the Portuguese traitors who were with atom,.
of whom the Marquis de Alorna was the most ac:
tire, not being able with all their art and intrigue
to seduce a single Militia-man, whether officer oe
private, to serve with them, had recourse to thd
usual argument of power, ' that he who would dot
do it voluntarily must do it by force ;/' at d• eon.
trary to the articles of capitulation, they have ac'
tually detained by force six officers and 200 men of
each regiment of militia, to form a corps of pia:
'leers."

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM RRIGADIER-GEORAL
OUX, TO MARSHAL sEaysroan, DATED APEX

DO BISPO, AUG. 30, 1810.
" 1 have the painful duty of informing your Ex-
cellency, that on the 27-th inst. at 10 at night, I
was reduced to the necessity of surrendering tho
fortress of Almeida, in conseqiience of. the odor.
tunate explosion of the large powder magazine its
the Citadel, and two small magazines co'ittigutios td
it ; by which horrible accident I was deprived of
the use of my artillery, and also of the musketry
ammunition, with the exception of a small unmbeei
of cartruhes, which were in several depots for thu
immediate service of the batteries, and thirty-nine
barrels of gon.powiler deposited in the laboratory.
More than half of Ow detachment of artmery,
great number of the infantry, besides rimy of the
itiliabiteuts, were destroyed by the effects of Oil
terriblit explosion ; many of the pieces of attic.
kry were dismounted on the batteries, the works
were remarkably demolished, and a general con.
pernetion spread itself amongst the truops and in.
habitants..
d‘ In this melancholy situation,. I received a let.
,terfroin Marihal the Prince of ;s 1 i Com*aud.
*Mal-Chief 'of the French army in Portugal, pro-
/101in* that kabuild seyreotier tits:am-tress to the
Fretteb army. itatdez:ltlra 4fitisetantly upon hunpyrap

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