The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-29 00:00:00

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40. 297, Strum-,
etor.

Preinous, however, to entering into this hallowed ololl-
gallon, It becomes an imperative duty.. not only to regulate
the passions, but to cleanse the grusser nature from tboap
Impurities which the freedom 9f unrestricted pleasure roar
hos Entailed upon it. To the neg:ect of such attention are
tfiribetable, many of thoke hapless instances, which, while,
they agent the commiseration 'of the beholder, shouli also
lowest WY with the fear of self-reproseb.
Lennon habits will effeinhaise the body—a residence in
the tropici will relax the elastic fibre—hut more especially
does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com-
evealse the naturel dignity into a state of inanition, from
wittiest the agonized suffeer more than doubts the chance
of relief. To all such, then, le address ourselves, offering
hope—energy--muscular streneth--4elicity, nor will our
advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they ere by the
multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience.
The easy' cares of married life are sometimes disturbed
by the suspension• of those bleseinge which concentrate the
Mmllal wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally
weak—yet it cam be strengthened, and deficient energy im-
proved into flinctional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusiou, as well as •in every
relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability
to core speedily, and with erect. Fatruest:y solicitous to
capel the unfeeling empiric from the position so presumptu-
ously token up, we debate from general principles with
le, hesitation; aati confident in our own honourable in le-
frilY as Members of the eottege of Surgeons, we refer tl
seofiag .commuuity of either Sex (especially those eutei-
ing into matrimonial life) at once to our houses. Who're daily
ottendance is given for person:.l Consultation ; and lettere
from the country are immediately answered; these melt
contain a remittance for iteit ice and Medicine, which can be
forwarded to any part of the world, However distant.
GOSS nod co. M.K.C. Surgeons,.
Jost No. 11, nouverimistreet, Fleet street, London.
PaMiehed (Siateentlf Edition). I. Tits /Eats" or
;Ps' sfamiliar Coninienutarp oe the above Diseases.-9d.
SGEll.24A.aderessed exclusively t.) the Female Sex.—May
rtrieteate4, Paternoster-roil ; 69, Pen JCL thrin6 11"
14. ricot4triv,/,olidool ;,Porter. ?2, Oral
tieet,l)s irl ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow; and of a
Booksellers, price 6s.

CERTIFICATES—Nov. IS.
' E. Saffery, Downtrns, Norfolk, farmer—C. Raker, Ram-
sey, Southaraptae. fellatonger—R. Wharton, Little Crosby,
Lancashire, joiner—D. Phillips, Coidblow, Pembroke, sic-
taaller—J. Dices, Holywell. Piintihire, corn dealer—W.
Barnes. Newhall, Worcestershire, cern dealer—G. Thomas,
Breage, Cornwall, shopkeeper— M. J. J. Donlan, Cleveland
court, St. Jatues's place, Westminster, tallor—J. Oldflehl,
Edgware road, Middlesex, coach maker—J. Hemberstoue, St.
John's street, Clerkenwell, victualler—W. Owen, Islington,
stage master—E. Howard and J. Gibbs, Cork street, Buriiiig-
ton Gardens, money scrivener.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Mortis and M.Nightl ngale, Manchester, ironmongers—J.
M'Kie end Co. Glasgow—T. Spence and J. Atkinson, Theis-
borne street, St. hnts, tailors—A. and A. Keightley,,,jon.
Liverpool, attorneys—R. Martin and S. F. Seamen, St..
Osytk's, Essex, surgeons—J. Thomson and Cf. Nausu..New
Providence, Bahamita—T. Garlisk and W. Horn, Upper Kiag-
street, Bloomsbury, piano forte rusnofacturers—J. Rathbiln•
and.H. Leatbom, Liverpool, ship builders—J. and T. Batt,
Southampton, boot makers—M. Dickinson and G. Greases,
Sheffield, feirtiers—S. Younger and W. Loran. Min .ries, Lon-

41013, obeaseminnuers—J. Heiketh and Co. Half Moon Inn hard,
Southwark—R. Rogers mad J. Lane, Brighton.

CHILD STIZALING.—Sunday morning last, Elixa Harvey
a fine little girl between five and six pima!, the daughtte
of Mr. Harvey, a respectable builder, residing near Wing,
ton, being at play with the children, not fir from the house
was induced by the temptations of sugar, fruit, cakes, &a
held outto her by a female child stealer, to leave her play.
mates, and notwithstanding the strictest inquiry being tudde
for several miles along. the road, and in every direction
mberi it was possible she might have been secreted, no trace
could be discovered either of the woman or child. an
Monday Diet, when one of the Smithfield Code drivers
(who ha I frequently dome jobs for Mr. Harvey) rero,thised
the child in a new garb about ten miles front town, and
under thecare of a woman who it ne-mail well known in vari-
ous parts of the country as belonging to a gypsey gralpe,
that make frequent incursions. from the woady recesses on
the right of the great Immlocs road, and commit depreda-
tions pun the hen roosts, and piggeries, The syhil ail.erkurta
we have had occasion to speak as the. I stealen,i,.is fhtt
Qtieri of this mdtley assembly. • When challenged tif due
.Drovree as to •her right to retain ;he Hui* Ilurrotin'lter
povession,,she stoutly asse.rted that, .brisffizrol.l9 JO*
niece, end dint she was tsking the baby home. Tula ace°,
hoWevisi not kallping 'villa the nuns previous Icitukiedo
the.liatle eel astbemhild of his oIJ rinilialer, he la-sign,
!save to gm hlrs.,Al a anal ,Knig•lst Owt._cspi;o4,4 pf!
constable, and restored itie fist gliza frieVey to her A acted
[parents, who bat givnt up the sza:cii frintiesa.

SALE OP ANNUITY :—SUICIDE.
The neighbourhood of Buxton was on Monday throws
into great agitation, by a suicide committed by Mr. Brad-
ley. a gentleman living on his income, and residing is the
fields. The unfurtunate gentleman, a abort time ago,
being in company with some persans in a public-house.
stated his income at MI. per snouts; in consequence of
which tonne person. present took advantage of his intoxi-
cated state, and induced him to assign the Bell. per annua
for IN. per week; payable weekly. This was the induces
went; the deed was completed, and the unfortunate man,
on recovering from his inebriated state, was so deeply hurt
at the fully of his act, and the distress be would thereby be
placed in, that lie became desponding and low, which con-
tinued to increase tilh Monday, when his spouse, who is
also addicted to drink, was wiungling in the bedroom; he
suddenly caught up a handkerchief, and suspended himself'
from the tes'er Of the bed, his wife at the time being too
intoxicated to notice tire act, or afford him relief. On
arousing from her lethargy she gave an alarm, and be
was cut down, since which time she has' been very ill, and
is now confined tb her bed. Yesterday, at three o'clock,
JOHN WRIGHT Utiwtx, Esq., Coroner,, and a respectable
Jury. attended at the Haberdashers' Arms, Holton-fields, to
inquire how and by what means he came by his death.
James Carothusdeposed, be resided at 35, Pitfieldstreet,
by trade a plumber, painter, and glazier. On Monday,
about half past 11, an alarm was given that the deceased
had hang himself, and that his wife had cut him down ;
be went to the house, and on the stairs he met Mr. Brown;
both then went into the room, and saw the man lying on
the fluor;
.witness *tautly ran for medical assistance, and
two gentlemen came and resorted to every means possible
to restore animation, but to no effect.
Coroner—le there any doubt but he did it himself!—
Witness: his wife was in the room, much intoxicated, and
said he did it himself. I cannot say whether be did it; in
toy own opinion, I should think he did.
Ilenry Richard Hammen deposed he had knoWn the
deceased two years and a half. Last Sunday fortnight, for
the last time, he was at his house; he then appeared melee-
choly and dejected, and very different to what he had been;
the deceased sold some property to disadvantage; before
which he led a very dissolute life, and selling the property
affected his intellect. The deceased had 1091. per :tmid
coming in, and in one of hie drunken tits sold the property
for ten shillings per week certain. On recovering himself,
un
paired.
and perceiving his folly, his faculties became
and since that time, witness thinks he has never been of
sauod mind ; he was 65 years of age, and was dependant
on his income; his wife unfortunately was addicted to drink
as well ae himself, which produced a great revolution
in his circumstances.-31r. Brown spoke to the state of
the deceased'i mind previous to the commission of the rash
act.

Tha .Coroaer addressed the Jury; he ohosreed, but lit&
doubt could remain as to the luau haring himself committed
the act.

The Jury, sifter some consideration, returned a Verdict
--Tbst the deceased hung himself iu an unsound state of
mind.
4 dreadful explosion from ntripowder (secretly obtained by
an 'tippet-ogee for limiting fireworrs) took plice on iikturdej
ad'naii ht, lodne•shop of Mr. Powle,"stetimier, of ildso,4
wide' two shop•windows, with their contents, were bioun to
stows; the boy was terribly burnt, .
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Mr. Gibbing, the landlord; and lite itlfr
town on business; and bad left the care
the waiter, named George Barrett. •ft .
circumstance, fro:a being koowo, stimalated
ruffians to the attempt, as about 5 o'clock -
entered the tap room, gut called for soma I
scarcely received it when they commenced
abusing, withoat any provoeation, three
were drinking some porter. They prudently
of any thief( that was said, until• one of
imarerful fellow, jnmpe l op, ran across the ,
one man two tremendous 'blows . on the. Ned.
•was instantly called, and he euderinsured -
bet of no use ; as they said, with horrid oa.
have a /ark, and would dance; sing. and
person in the pls.'s.; lie waiter remoastrstat
some tremendous is:owsr, aed was seined
fellows, who thrust bins oat of the room, aiti.
11.ing him down the caller. but being a phi
attempt failed, and Ise knocked two of the
and turned two more oat of She house and -
those who remained , in the tap room
shameful meaner the imams whoM
t insulted, and then jumped out of
The whole party in a few minutes afterwards
of the door and again entered ; but Barrett, ,
iqg their intention, in a very intrepid manner,
?mister's property until assisted by the oeighba
aMesperate light, OiMporiered • the swag, and
ilpiettof Broedberry, the beadle, lodged ther
tritteh-house; 'and yesterday morning brought
lie-bone Police °Mee, Where they were exmainid
Magistrates, and gaffe their names " Benjamin
Richardson, a. Brock, Butler. Wittier
Mumphries. .Thompson, and henry 1
.several witnesses, who presented the appear.,
received dreadful iajeries, attended, sad deposed
facts, adding, that the first five primmer,' .weri
the affray ; tour of them were reeogoised.by
'by Bredberry, as will knowa characters; pre
nominated running dustbeiis;
The Magistrate said he had not the slightet
inteeshid to rob the house; as their conduel'
Mantissa was their Intention. Several Minnie
any visible cause, had latterly taken Mike;
help supposing that they ell originated In It
plunder the public : therefore he should hold
who were identified, in good bail, of which ,
24 hours' ; in default of whim: they were
the others *ere discharged.
About seven•o'clock on Moollay eifpning
servant residing in owitisea attempted to
by throwing herself into the river fr,nw t
where the steani-packets generally lie, and
prompt exertioss of a few individuals
moment, this unhappy creature must
perished. A rope having been procured
packet, a lad present offered to be lowered,
to rescue her from an untimely end, and f
cieded In his praiseworthy uni:ertak;nr,
head shove water until a boat arrived to r
wes conveyed to the Perry-house in a state
bet medical aid being instantly procured,
restored, sod as soon as she was able to '
taken to her 'hiker's house, where, we ti,„
now in a perfectly recovered state. Lr
relate, she is hut seventeen years of age,
reason whatever for attempting to comma
neither are her friends able to account tor
long parted with her mother, with who'
and was met but a few minutes befare
servant,, who observed nothing particular
but that she was reserved, which it appear,
ing disposition.
-Priday evening, the 17th instant, Samuel Pr
sets of Mr. John Pollard, potash manufact
water, whilst attending the fern-ice, over-re-
into the boiling liquor, and scalded his hear
in a dreadful manner. Re was I:nmedistel,
where surgical assistance was orocared for
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
A gig belonging to Mr. Ashley or Fro;m:
hired in his Rimester lane on Frith) evades, f
in the name of a respe-tab e inditidua'. Up
turn home and hearicg themirommtance, he t-.,
quirt necessary. and lie waited a globe inseam
had been rims; hut ,he prJfeisid big Wok
wards midright Mr. Ashieyoilio,lo'coosidei
an the lo.):i.toist for rkurtillg
'lnd stepped ft.''-ft mathiiiii Wei:nib:du a e:
been disinterred from fiaciwel Churcheyarrd
were secured and sent to Bridewell ; a U.irti
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IENt'H, GUILDHALL. Oct. 23- • •
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to P. OUNDOIt. . • .
• •
ilar to that of Clarke v. Beaumont,.
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AN of yesterday; and brought by
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net Mr. Oliado,n, the printer far . • '
but after the verdict in the last
1 verdict should be entered for the.
Shilling. - ( '
mat s. otirsiaa. . •
on a contra;; for the sate of 50
be, paid for by a certain *number o:
anted as good as the Madeira
eel called the Science, with the
ent of 1301. in rase. The *hole
errata., is to the toothy of the ;
if the "Jurv; after a very long trial,
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ie plaintia—Daniages, One Hun-, 1 -
TON O. MILLER.
the case fur BO carelessly navigate' i
(Cr Thames that Asother vessel
plaintiff was itrock; and the bark • ',. ' .
eof little value. • . : ,
'Wettest for the pliintiff, that he •
entity of birk on 'board a 'reset '
0 toes burden, in Jay list. for . •
f Jely,-st the ;.grog was eoritiox ' ..
•
hood tide agabeek ilia, ivied, lb.
creates; Of tell sir MI tons, came
cb a direction as to Arnica a
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mchor; not oe deck, but haegfog-
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the water. The men•of the gyres
les to avoid theM, an l they onght
t mii
ei but they bore so sirnclt
t damage which wee' not boa,
mode of carrying tbri teclibr• *as I.
contrary to au express by-law of
on.
to defence, 'contended thit it rat i . . '
easel to make ;May for the larger ; . 1
a proVe that the atilt - entirely. ,I . -'
' the I.:yrs*, who bad DO licete'ei 1 •
•efused to take the wattling given.
•acs left the jury to decide on the
talk due tithe' witnesses. • . • .
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early in boor, aid then limed a
•Dastaers 5001. t.
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rilll hearty. seven o'clock. •
IIIIMMENIEVIIMIIIIMINI•11 .
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lain nog DONK Orin Ca• 011 MendaY
t desperate attempts to plunder the
se, Bayswater, and to msios' Iles 1
spa ever board 'of, was male' in , k,
r dating Manner by a pug of •
, .
Void; and Ida stile; werztlient' In i; • •,1
tad left the care' of the .bnole to .r
•ge Barrett. •it is supposed tit's •
. ,
' koowo, stimulated the seWardlor
a about 5 o'clock at wittht fellow..
,'
l called for wino Tutor, and had . , t
•' 4 t they comutemaeti imulting and
IreeoFstion, three trilesmea ..fie
!r. They prudently took no notice • 1
tall. until. one of the' ruffians, a
op, ran across the roam, and stride : 1 '
•hlows . on, the' face. 'i 'he waster I
Ise eudettioured to restore order. - O. ,
al, with horrid oattot,They cam* to s ,
dance: sing. and fight with. any
ratter resocsastrated, And recetVe;ll. : 4 • '
, and was seized by foes. of the ' r , ,
I.:' .i • .
set of the room, atidendeavoiretto
1 . 'I. but being a powerful man the
mocked two of the fellows doe°. I ,•. \
of the house and closed the door ; ,
inthe tap room beat in a .4- • I
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• prisons who& they had
jumped out of the winUow. * . ' 4
minutes afterwards beret the pentacle
teed ; but Barrett, the waiter, judg- i
cry Intrtniid manner, defeuded, his • •
hoed by the neighbours, who, after
'ered • the swig, and with the assist-'-
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treadle, lodgCd them In Paddington .
ay morning brought there to Miry- .
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.is they bare examined by the Sittig
Or names " Benjamin Itolland, W.
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Butler. William liaggitt, --!--
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son, and Henry Fording ;" whim
rescued the appearance of basing
St
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attended, opal deposed to the above
five prisoaer; . were eery active in
were reeogoisr.cl by the otl:ers, and i..
we characters; 1':0 others were dc-
ir. • .
• - I
had not the slightest doubt but they
as their conduct Plainly coavinced 11
1. Several almilat Outrages, withobt •
terly liken pi Ste, 'anti he toted net
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II originated in I deep laid plan to. .. ,
We he should hold the five prisoners I
,od bail, of which they least all glee
4lt of which they wannecommitted, and •
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o Monday eyentitg last, a female 4.1
lam attempted to commit suicide,. ~
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o the river from the Quay, near
generally lie; and but for the very,
few individuals passing at the kl Vt,
creature must inevitably have
g been procured 'row the Coombe
ereil to be lowered, to endeavour .
untimely end, and fortuaately sic.
ty unriertak;nr, by supporting her
a boat arrived to r•-crise her. Sbo
•y-house in a state of insensibility, i
nstantly procured, animation Wu
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else was able to be removed, was
,se, where, we understand, she is
j•
overed state. Evraordinary to 1
een years of age, awl trill give no 1...,,. .
sapling to commit this rash act;
ble to acroant ter it,- Sne bad not )
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mother, with whew she bad taken S '
ew minutes Wire by an oil fellow- . 4..
... othing particular in her meaner . . !
i, whims it appeere is ber,prerail- t ' " i
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la instant, Samuel Pollard, the second 1
.
I, potash manufacturer, of Bridge- •
e furnace, over-reached himself. tail . r
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id scalded his head, arias, and back
a was Immediately Conveyed home, - t
was orocared for the utterer, and
its recovery.
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r. Ashley or Fropaort,strut, was
In Fritts) everting from. bleogroomm, . •
• e individua'. 1.);1 Mr. Aswices re-
eirteasstanar, hu veught further is- ;"
died a grxtbe ;union. woose address
j 5'
rJfeased Yip kgataill•tett of it. To-
1, 1110,'Yo'coosidecita so 4;04 was
deft' returtillieirdie Rockwell, ' ,
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aditoleinititita a ea'rpse Whitit•had , , .
:we' Churchyard ;TOO initleklifels s
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tritlewell ; a tt.iril made his escape. • •
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
tENCII PAPERS OF SUNDAY.
'FROM TIM JOURNAL DRS DROATA.)
^intionary power is overthrown in Spain.—
toil is seated epos the throne of his ancestors:
give his people sub institotions as he may
tint Franre wished to do ; what remains to
within our proviso ; we can.nnlv influence
wishes, our counsels, and, above all, by oar ex-

is, all the true friends of legitimate Royalty
r to see it es-appear in Madrid finch as it has
France, and such as it mast always reappear
it an end to civil wars. Armed with clemency,
generosity; connecting every individual inter-
' great interests of the country, and making the
static, to fall only upon criminal aad dangerous
guaranteeing to every peaceable individual his
safety and the enjoyment of his lank! property ;
irsonal injui les, and rejecting all systematic
party hatreds, and interested persecutions; re-
litv ; collecting in the service of the State all
I intellectual strength of the nation, and not
talent, or any, man of infinence, in a position
it might make him as implacable enemy ;
Grimm up and consolidating with all pia.-
this gra..o ritirce of laws and institutions,
in extensive and violent revol.stion, presents
.f inhabitable ruins; this iii•terii is a redeeming
iese are restorations, sillies, after closing the
• abyss, kid in their train long ages of pros

sentiments are in the heart of Ferdinand, for he
these thouzlits arc in his mind, for he is a
these are difficult and unfortunate positions,
march., nut being able to yield to their own
are obliged to concede something to the
passions which surround them. The recent re.
)f the, tyranny of the Cortes, the aspect of the
remiin under arms, the state of suffering into
revolutionary system had plunged the country—
' conspires to Inspire the Royalist party—that is
treat mass of the Spanish people, with those
. exasperated sentiments, which are not always
with sound policy. Men's minds will soon be-
calm, and will allow the Spanish Government
general reconciliation an object of its attention
iation doubly necessary to a nation exhausted
and ruined by the separation of its colonies.
tt moment one preliminary measure is necessary
tiding of the whole army, in order to reconstitute
bases, a measure which is necessary to the'
(revise of the civil authority. What can lows
midst of bands of torn under arms ?
mein time, may the fain, and at the same tim
msrch of the Cobioet of Madrid, fully satisfy'
of France and exigencies of its own policy!
le is a d.dly anh public conosel which .we give
tis a wisdom. checking the passions of every
!eying them in spited themselves to their coin-
, ; it ise,leeitimate royalty raising and assuring
publio liberty. May Spain, by meditating on
of our resieratioo, learn how to accomplish her
ing is entirely recovered from the slight Indio-
•llich be experienced."
irea e" Dana's has arrived in Paris."
(room Tna QUOTIDISNNE) • I
Oet.2o.—The preparations fur the reception of
Angouletue are carried on With the greatest
. it is remarkable that the French belonging to
,arreson have been obliged to 'act with force in order
enabled to take part in the labours that are going
" He is our Prince as well as yours,"say the'
Spaniards; " we will receive him as such—our
/ordinand wishes it." Trinuiphal tithes are raised
-striae of every street through which the Prince is
The women are preparing. garlands. 'lie. Ric
igheets is expected about the 24th or 25th.
Oct. 26.—The retirement of the Duke de B-linno
a great cessation in France. 'The Qmotidiexas
several letters written by persons of the Royalist
remonstrate in terms of strong indignation
, retirement of one who they think deserves well
country and the Government.

BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE. ..
la, OCT. 21.—The political horlsoa of Spalniagi.
coveted with dark eloucts,•and it is to be feund ,
rigorous measures adopted by his Majesty Map.
prolong rather than to terminate the horrors of
The Constitutional troops that formed. part of;
!os's army are still nomerooe m Jaen. lif tirem. god 1
,ndalosia. °Alicia is in a ferment, and doubts
he entertained of Morillo, . In Extremadura the
itutionalists lately ohtained considerable advantages,
lilted the troops opposed to them to retreat towards-
leaving a good milky wounded at Talavera. IA
, Carthagena, and Alicant refuse to submit; and if
please may holdout longer than the- plates which have
'- surrendered. It may he apprehended that evett
`ter provinces will, be "the scenes of bloodshed
i the French lekve thitt ai' pi present they me m.
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.inpecinado has entered CaCeres.withont nproatiOns
oceeded. thence to Trocillo, where he arrived,
Quesada made a show of apposing him. It is
that many. •of the troops whicn.had• 'Old
ros, in conformity with the Colt vention, have end
limos, who is thus much strengthened: .1t Petiti
_ :he troops are going' to be soot- to that part of
,strestadora which are at Segovia,- as .well as iill.the army
Ile and the French troor .io ' the enrirciti,o(
seems that the Nino .tabs' S' •,l'ilve Seville tin ,4
',ls equipages are arrired:. ','''''' l• . • --!' 1
ow certain that the ("pries' atal.ll4' lite- Mitilitalid
fired to Gibraltar, for thoilligifetwlsfith cotivi;oll
her returned on the 16th: ' Thirbt hattalioo*f
A Guard left Cadiz on the same daj;lttr.iti to P.i. 404
Where the Constitutional troopt which liatrq . tied
't atonrnents were assembled. At. Madrid' tog
lof but the punishment of Biloii, whole . eody
. gates of death, in conseqoence 'of a nervois Illnecs
'gilt on by the hardships he has endured. If he
-c his illness, and his sentence is carried into execu-
will be dragged upon a hurdle; hanged, and
i; his bead will be sent to Los Cabe is, and his
Aers to four different provinces. The Inquisitiono
, is re-established, and the GeOetal* of the Cape-
-Ipointed Oraad Inquisitor.
very energetic proclamation of MINA is spoken of. in
It he refuses to obey the order of the KING, becca'rse it
countersigned by a responsible Minister. He renews,
id. his declaration that be will put to death a great
'of Officers and Bishops if Risco is executed; and
muted that this menace has produced its effect, and.,
Lilco will be sent to prison to France. Twenty`
thousand rations have just been ordered for troops that are
expected to pass through this place on their return. A great
versonage passed through here yesterday, it is said that it '
Count Pozzo Di Boaoo.
Abbe Daartszeßits is here, preaching political
; be does not forget to solicit alms, for the Holy
as he says.
—oesiew -
Frankfort Papers to the 224 inst. state that the Muni-
y of Warsaw has published' the Tariff of Custom
duties for goods maaufactuthd in the kingdoms of
id with foreign materials eiteorted to Runts, but do
)1,1 give • copy of it.

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personal safety
forgetting pen
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Warding &Wit
the moral and
cs spisine any
w..rre despair
above all thins
. sihle celerity t,
o hicb, after TIT
only a mass of
royally—these
• revolutionary
, perky.
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impressions.
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to say. the gri
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in unison wit
come more eal
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—a reconcilia
by civil war,
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the wishes o
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to Spain; it i
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the garrison
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• pears still
that. the ri
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• civil war.
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part of An,
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and obliged
Toledo,na let
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they please
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have retire
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the Royal
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at the gate
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survives 1
tido, be
quartered
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which he
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that Ru
thousand
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