Star. — London, England, 1804-12-06 00:00:00

iSkt Sisslol4,l. • elaMp Tnefday Henry 111•Aertuos was indieted for an af !wilt, with intent to commit a rape on the body of Maria Trolor, wife of John Beniamin Taylor. The Defendant is a matter calico printer at Coln- I Srook, by whom the hulband of the prof-cootie was employed, and the following are the principal circum- fiances of the cafe :—Taylor owed a Corn of money in London, and to enable him to pay part if it, applied to the ihte.olant on the tathof Aprillaft,forfome we ws which were due to him. The Defendant faid he had co money then, but wargoing to London for Come ; and, as Mrs. Taylor had to go to London to pay away the money. It was agreed that the should meet the defendant at the Cock Public hnufe in Bow-lane, about two o'clock. The meeting took place ace., dingly. Mrs. Taylor Rated that after recoving two • pounds from the defendant, (he intormed him, at his requei, that (he had to go to the Borriugh, St. Goat ge's-fields, and Come other places, before the re turned home. He accompanied her ni Sr, t o t oiget. fields ; patted from her at a 'more there; return. ed and met her again, and proccedez with her to the White limit Cellar, in order to get a coach for Colnbrook; but the coaches for the night were gone, and nu return-chaise was to be found. The tooth. entris therefore doermined to walk home, and, on her leaving the White Rork Cellar, the found that the planner (*.Mowed her. He came up to her, and they walked together to Hammerfmoh. where they (topped at the Windt& Cattle, the defendant having reprefented to her that they --mid prob.:l4 red a reinnochaife there. The defendant took her into the parlottr of this houfe, and, al:cr !lopping a few minutes with tier there, he went nut of the room, and returned with come rum and water in his hand. He informed her that no Tetsuo-chalk ' was to be had, but that the could get a bed in the houfe ; and, as it was now late, the witnefs thought it mod advifeable not to proceed farther. The chamber-maid lighted her up (lairs, let driven the candle• nn a landir.g.place, and pointed out her room to her. She took up the light and entered this room, but jun as the wasolofing the door the defendant came tn. He locked the door, and faid to the pro (moth, " You ;tie Cafe enough now ; you have no thing to do but undrefs yourfelf and go to bed."— She refitted. and declared that the would Comer die than well to bed with him. H e re p lied, " You mac as well whitllefiss to the ottiktiones as fay that to me." He proceeded to undrefs birnfelf on one bide of the bed, while th e to a v o id hint, had retreated to the otter : he came round to her, and threw her on the bed, and prevented her fr om cr y in g out, by placing, Isis hand on her mouth. She refitted as long as the was able,andat lan fainted, andremaincd a long time fenfelefs. In the morning, when the recovered, the found the defendant lying betide her in the bed; her petticoat acrd other parts of her cloaths were torn to pieces by the defendant. He aid to her in the morning. " You might as well have been good-na tured at firth" He gat up firtt, and then the dreffed herfelf. When the came down (lairs the Caw him. but (he left the houre without fpeaking to him, and returned home. She laid that the hats been married nine year', and was the mother of leveral two of whom were now living : the was pregnant on tj r e ath A ptil ; but, in confequence of the iltuggle bad with the "dinner, mitcarried, and had been in very bad health ever fine. She never told her hut . . band what had happened until the middletsf Auguß lath when the explained the circumflances to him, in eon(-Inence of 11;s repeated enquiries refpeaing the cattle of her illncfs. She had once called on Mrs. M.Keimen for the pnrpofe of mentioning the affair to hera but came away without bring able to fay any thins; on the &Nat. John Benjamin 't (aid, that when his wife returned home on the morning of Sunday, the rgth of Ap-il, he enquired the caufe of her abfroce.— She atiftvcied that Mr. M . Ke rnan had detained her &lßoong. that Ihe was obliged to fleep in a hottle in w•lane. He did not obferve any of her drefs torn or in diforder. In the month of Anglia the in formed him of what ha d happened; upon which he left the defendant's tett ice , and applied to an Attorney, by whole advice an it:di/Immo was ptefented agaitill the pritvner to the Grand Jory. Mary Motel., the chambermaid at the Windfor - Cattle, rernambetcd the prifoner and the prolecutrie Beeping at that hods on the tatli of Apri l . She lielrtcttltem to bed. The defendant went up Rain fist ; (he followed with the light in her hand, and Mrs. Taylor was cloth behind. She faw them both into the room, where the left them t ogether, walling them both good night. According to the belt of her frontlet:lton, the alfo pulled the door chafe when the went away. There were other bed-rooms on the fame fin T and, had any wife been made in this ream, it mutt have been heard. Mrs. Taylor did not appear in the leaß dißreffed, and the and the defendant went away together in the intoning. The whole of their conchal was fuch as would have in duced any one to hippo& they were hulband and wife. Elizabeth Rowe Oared, that the lodged in the fame hook with the ploticutria at Colnbtook ; and that their huthinds were employed in the fame manufac tory. Site was mo prelent when Mrs. Taylor and her hatband hen met on Sunday the r sth of April ; but the went into their room a few minutes after. Mrs. Taylor, who w as then crying, laid to the wit-oro 4 . My hofbartettells me I have been in a bawdy ltrttle all night." The wi..ucfs hf t.erved, that the hoped that was a joke. Store time tertvards, hwzret, (Ors. Taylor told the tti , l,ols that the had c oo m ottoo a great overfight at tialTlMClriTl:th, fur wh.d: the s as very entich gt ivied. In fh•trt, the cont. ,rod th tt the had dept with Me. hlrlerhan there. but laid the did not terreroher the Ign Of the houle. She ta , cl the had got a O. r , te toto, and thn her htiftrand would let her '.nve no nett till fly had told him has the came I. y ; a 1..: ;b.! td t h.rett,rt made hint bc• twee that the htd IL up in pettni• t and t.t.n• peaces. She had drank ICA with prtACIAT•X and eas. M•Kernan won.: tiotes (roe !he 14. f! tt ,•til, it Mr. M•Kern -It's hi ii.e, 1 , ) aa. :a yen': ..1 r tecnt SI c never saw oo po-et:toe 47 • ..! Mr : • I :tn.: brit the had oliterved•hirr fr , •eral t•j, 1 as it Lt. dirt nut fit ft:t • het al: a enured to addtef het The Crittd:l tut rho At-Lanni call furtlttr t.VtatltC.C, ht.t .•ir. ALIO. •• • tit picicCilt it n, ;,..re op toe calt, mist t:ol.Tato qi.i.ted the pile:Ler. TfC r•• C ieofeiefs: found the petticoat a pieces by morning. tured at fii herfelf. I but (be lel returned t nine year two of at u4th bad with very bt:4l band wht when conf-tpter cattle of I I►l'l"iet eel to her. b any Ittiatl John retutr,cd of Ap• il, She an& &loos, 1 BtAir.latte or in et formed 1.. the data by wht.ce the pritv Kay - CaCde, r Seeping first ; Igrh. 1' into the than b het rec. Ate wen tie fait this rct did not defend/ whok dared a Eiiz.r bottle their hu P troy. S . hogs:toe the wet Taylor. a. My h an nigi was a Taylor great very S hAJ 11 did pc rue ha wutild the ca licve peace ir Mr Si c r bat 0 as it 1101.111 call tt p THE FOUNIII.II4O. The fin* Pasta WU mesnoned by feting, iseir, Infant newly Raved, and who reroanrd as dead for neatly ft: Louis, but was relloralbs animation by the Mill of rhe Medial Gentleman at while dam 1 was droppwl, and is tenderly iu %hob? of Ms lmdy. • OW what a piteous fight is here ! The helplas WWII at delnair, In mercy's rrclitid! Poor, blamclefs, blighted rhikl a wee, Thou dolt not yet thy faitcrinp know, Nor that thy Potrati's kind. Alzs! what Ludt, or mlfery hsrd, Could gimlets &Mother's fondregud—s. Could fever Natures ties ? Could drop fee - faker , and forlorn, Ha Son, Ilcr fectling, newly beep, - • To pain a /leaver's eyes Perhaps, once happy, tartlets maid, She felt by ariiker bctray'q, And thought the vnw, That kft her in the bitter hour, For Statue and anguifh to devour, Without one pitying tar! Perhaps an outeaft from her home, AfrAd to Ray--uuued tomato, She fought in vain, relief; Till hunger, Caen, and toil combin'd, To numb bee limbs, and wring her mind, And Weak her heart with grief ! And, what could mile, but berm wild, A mother thus difcard her child, ♦ad fpurn the charge the Rejeet it from her heaving breaft, And leave it an unbidden 'wit, At a pro:n*Bm door!! Yet not proinifconus t—Htta unfecns Who knows wh.t human forrows meant Thy trand'ring tomittps led, Where dwelt humanity :o fn l, And ;aid, AM teat primpt to bed, Thine Infant, abusti dead. So, whetatt Tyrant's cruel Meath, Had down'd each Hebrew's fon to death, To loathe hicaguilty far; Poor Moles, by the river fide, Within his frtbk ark bad died, Bat Paovto rocs was near. He bade ab' Egyptian Princefs find . The Babe, and with a fofter miud, Campadlonate its tears ; Prom (edgy Nile the Prophet rofr, Who fav'd kis race, and erulled their foes, In his fucceeding years. Who knows but this poor little frame, May hold a (park of future fame, That time may bring to thine; Mauled to ha;•pier days, he may, dill. filial ',we, your care repay. And cheer your lifer decline. Almighty Love! what word. are thine, " Ye outcaßt, I adopt ye mine; Your parent, hope, and Ray. " A Mother may her S o, forrike, " But I my coinant will not break, " :olor cal toy child away! ORIGIN or EATING Gal SE ON MICHAELMAS DAY ❑ern ELILADITI4, on her way to Tilbury fort, on the 29th of September 1588, dined at the ancient feat of Sir Nt vtt.t..r UMFAEVILLY. near that place; and as Britifh BF 5 3i..+ d flinch rather dine off a high feaCcrned and fobilaniial dial, than a flimfy fricafee, nr a ralcally ragout, the Knight thought proper to provide a brace of fine geefe, to fuit the palate of his Royal Luria. After the (!een had dined very heartily, Ibe afkcd for a half pint bumper of Bur gundy, and drank dellruaion to the Spanifh Armada. She bad but that moment returned the glafs to the Knight who had done the honours of the table, when the nears came ( is if the Qeen had been poltelted of the fpirit of prophecy) that the Spanifb fleet had been deftroyed iy a Rom. She immediately took another bumper in order to digefl the vete and good news, and was fir much pleated with the event, that Ike every year after, on that day, had the above excel lent difh ferved up ; the Court made it a cuaom, and the people have followed the (elision ever fince. HUNTING.—On Monday fe'nnight, Sir MAAR STAUB'S hounds tried Major Tormam's plantations around the Wold Cottage, but did not find till they reached Mr. Lsc AKD'S plantations, when afox broke cover, and went over the Wold in a very gallant fiyle ; but being headed by Come farasers who were coming to join in the cliace, he went into a planta tion above %Vold Newton, where he was killed. Above so lunfemen were in the field ; and what is more tingolar, not above ore farmer, though they were in Marti..,tm Spirit', was throw', from his bode or rode over by another. After le.tving Major Tov- NAha's plantations, Sir GFC`ItG% P.TR IC IL L•1110'3 covers, at Boynton, we•e ttird, tit.ti t at) fazes were found, hut without pir,,,1, f 7 Lord Mirttatrots, F.it MARA rat'.. at J vcl I.ttge affemblne Gentlemen wee: I On Ft iday C ,s 7 'p DAg Beagles I n.tt at 1 , , (a CI 11”a • l•g country), had two rcry tit.: tu:!:, and iti.out a check. A pack nC flare 1-14 , ands t‘t•e eut v.:lllin a mile or two of :!..em. but tiny iuund the Let t bad, that the owner (aid they cm.:. - 1 net run a: : the air was certainly ve.y i c t:irciutitive Cile of , he Beagle Hounds ctufes t• bring rt.fes fo much nearer the (cent, and ::eing c f. ,, m all the w. , rfl (tenting cnuntr: , :s, ma , : account, in lcnie rnealure, for the lul -1 vant c ;h..) fccm to have. - 11.1 i !..,d hr n n, daft tl,c rr oinfot:•er n . .s : m ed r. :I ; ing to tticap t 1 1 . " 910.1 er 3,1;0 3% ! -7 VI pit Ce r wird, !! c I.ap 1) ~ 1 ~.013.: bite.cr:::, u,........t ‘4.1,..; A Curl , hnsd (lzept up a year co old v•A• T.;;10..1 , V:11 at Fa I Lill, Ms the ; ,rl,l the pains wen !e of .1:e II: u"ds, they Atter Ov. A '.kw .1 . him. lie . ugh eve') 14 'r Ai a „tic heti st i of mom, s in atteMpt - IL.:, and as the Is .1, Lowly win to 1"( •ve,cJ th , tt 3 1 -p 1.1 fiat as ;Ley bare WEST INDIES. BASSETTIIIII (ST. KITT's), OCT. 4...... The damage done by the late hurricane in the interior of this 'Eland has greatly exceeded the elli,nate made of it at the time. The torrents from the mountainv tuept away almoli every mill in the Colony, and occationed other lodes to the amount of at kali loo,occl. it is angular that although many houfes were ' We p t away, and, In many trails wrecked, only two lives were 101 l I the one a main belonging to his biajeay's (hip HIFPOPIE/Its, and the other a negro. ST. JOHN'S, ( A lITICIU/I), OCTORIII 3.—His Ma jay 'S DO; Sraariv, of 4.4 guns, which was seportcd to have been on Ihore in Deep Bay, during the late hurricane, is in perfat fislity. The OSPLIv [loop of war is now heaving down at Ealt Harbour. , Great damage iv. been done to (rune ellatev in the country. particulat ly in the mountains where t .e rain poilred in irrefillible tort cuts. ST. ‘ruscalllet l / 2 SleT• 29.---It is poatively true that General Easour. Governor of Guadah upe, lately executed fever al Mallets of American rails for car rying pruvifions to the Black Government at St. Do mingo. In confequenee of this proceeding the Black Emperor has puhhthcd a proclamations to which ha declares his refolution to make reprifals, and order ing his cruisers. to hang the mailers of all vaffels of whatever defctiption hound to Guadaloupe, at the yard arm, without trial, and without any "them proof than may be farnifhed by the exhibition of their vei fell papers. The following account, • hich helps to confirm the old eflabblbed belief of the cunning of the 1. le, is given by a Gentleman who was an eye-wrtnefs of it.—" At a fox hunt its Galloway, a yes y (smug fox happened to be flatted. The hounds were remarkably fleet, and gained fail on hint. He perceiving this, wade fur a high wall at no great dillance, Aid tpsiogiog over is. crept clofe in at tl.e bottom. No i'soner were the hounds over, than he fprung over to the other fide again. They followed him. By doing this re peatedly, he quite exhaulled the dogs, while, on ac count of his Rrength, it made little impreffian on him ; he then walked away with the utmoti deliberation." Tuefeiay fe'nnight, the Reverend Ricaiatillaw oast, of Darwin, near Blackburn, Lancalaire, with a party of friends, returning from a neighbouring village, at a late bnur,in the evening, had occafion to crisis a brook fuddenly fivollen by the rains. They were rst harfeback ; Mrs. Bownsw prnceeding fore mo:l,her bora was,by the force of the current, thrown of his feet, and die Lady was carried down the Bream, and perifhed. Mr: ROMS, leaping from his hnrfe, 'Rade a vain attempt to Cave ber ; and was hinsfelf, not without great difficulty. dragged out alive. The body of the unfortunate Lady was not fount! till the neat morning. Frans —Thrce barns, in the polfefflon of Ur. Bing ham. near the Nlatfhes, in Etna. containing corn, the produce of 96 acres, scene fa on fire, en the 13t1 ult. by fame peg foe ne petfons unknown. and nearly the whole confirmed. An alarm of fire prevail:,l on Saturday at the King's Arms pubtie bottle, in St. Marline court, oc cafimed by a chimney taking fire. On the arrival of the firemen, it was di (covered moat tw.) bricks were ilifplaced, and the fire bad communicated through the aperture tothe laths of the cieling of the attic nor y. By which difrovety it was prevented from fpreading. There has been a fire at St. John's, Newfonndlx),J, among the woods, which continued to burn three weeks. It approached fo neat the anchorage or the Isis, that the was obliged to get under "nigh three times, to avoid it. c ir c a, - - - - - - BANKRCP rs IN IRELAND. Patrlck Crowe, of Galway, grocer, to forrendu Dee. 8, to, and Janua S. Geo. ry Smitten, of Dublin, fce•lfmta, to (mender at the Re7al Fulmar., l /re. to, t t, and January t:s. BIRTHS. At Cyril. Mrs. IPeard. ..f a fot• and heir. At Allteaton, the lotly of j. Copley rfq. of a dav:,-ht-r. At ernorn. the Lady of R. Scully, lib} of Wan, county Tip perary, of a Ina and heir. At (ort. the Lady of Hampton Allte,Ffq. of Bantry, of a fon. At Malta. oft the aul Feptumbcr I. It, the Lady of LiCinCMISIt Colonel Robert Rte(., ni the 20th rreinsent, of a PAARRILD. Lately. at Totnefe, Major Adams, of the Second Dragoon Guards, fon of Vl'illiam Adams, Elq. M. P. for that Borough, to Mlfs I.orelace On Friday ft, at Hackney Church. W. Ricbarifon, Efq of Upper Homeron, to Mit. Hi,:den of Daliton. At Sligo, Sir Robert Gore Bcoth, of Lradell, Bart. to 111 if. Irwin, daughter of Henry Irwin, of Woodville. Erg. At Port' r, the Rev. Thomas Dic%, blininer of the Aff 'Klatt Conrregation, Stirling, to MIL Elizabeth Edie, daughtor of the late &lie, M Auclitcny. At Abcrilten, on the sail ult. the Rev. Willi on Skinner, nu Jean "ohauna Brood, daughter of J.mrs Urn d, At Berwick Church, Sund., fc'swil i ist, John I:..ndra formerly a lieutenant of the lion Cosa, y'sartii..rc 'Croke, and now Captain Con-maxi...ant of the A.. 14 ArtGkiy Company of Volunteers, to Ali.i hclby, of Holy 111.o:il, iu the county of Durham. The Hon. Charles Barna' Agar, brother to Lord V.tenunt Clikkn. to Mif. Hunt, of Llcsolsdrm is. On the 27th ult. Wm. Simplon, fr.; . q. of Par'or' Green, to Mils 'Cabello GlaGfunl, daughter of the tate John Gidsdord, 1 (q. of Dug Mown. At peignoir Collie. on the 2-th lA.. Daniel brr..neen. r f.t -f Ba.k.ftreet, Edinburgh, to MU. I .C.,1 Aitdlsc, of Osst.cs'a-A.,-,-,:, Edinburgh - At 11:izhthelenftone. on tb,• iy•lt jolln P....lkbur fl I I for 'nary )car wa. etir of the pr.: ti ul tkat plau, but dec Ined h both fume • ;vs At N. wain,. upon Tyne, Col. WM. Bldicny, a Nil rnNt r of the latc 'TA Patlianci.t. At Sunnybank, on the cytit ult. A! J••r lulu; Ilderc• r.cf dub• Want. At Donkchl, on the er..th call,. In ha Rtrt year At Mallon Civarr,tlin. J. hn Metca Hi of I' e Lieut. CO. the i'th Fa••t At C. rk. NI: . 1.1 :. .4 Var. At ur.b nn liswlLly last, 1 Dvmftin 1:1 Motwxy the Ail inn. the loran': door Dinners Con n• , n so. &today tI, 1. int'. 101 I 1 Li•te:,Lll r ' :d' .r ;at% aftc: a h., Roh:nr.n. F. uni..• la , Mr JArnr• Co fle 1,11 , 0' , 4,41'; ), r•. Satt.r.i.cr I,lt, 11, r.. .•_ .111...:_ I ts J : 01 '.`r Lil r Nu.., I .:t. ar , !i W.:"Jr, of ti nor. rtl•rt . I the Gr..rt of S)..iliug. Dun , crof W 1.34, N 7 ,1•1.,. of prorrivor of the Fnd+v NNW Traf, Mn. L ) F.IT.- ht Li.. i I^lr .• m ;, `sc. dEsiertema.a :d ii, ,1 • wArzs A irtmer4 - •‘• • • A 3 FOOTMAN , or. IJNDEI. Gentlentsn'a Family, a YOUNG MAN, imll7 come front the country, a 3 pass of age..-wk have a good chuaaer from ig hit place. • DittCt (pott pat.!) toW.P. Mr. Hamilton's, halter. No. tgt, I Pia...dilly. YOUNQ ROSCIUS This diy pubftflied, prier is. 6d. INTERES I' LNG and ALI I'HENTIC MEMOIRS of the YOUNG ROSCIUS; eontsittlus• partleatir Accomat of his IRISH, SCOTCH, and ENGLIsH Provincial and Me. tropntitan Rtirmemenu, with the Orditlims of melt eetetrotni l'heatriail Amateurs on his DRAMATIC EXCNI.LENCIFS; ecenprebeadinn alto a f.irldul N •rrative of the RISE and PRO. GREIF; et al, wet WONDERFUL IIILATVC PHENO. MbNON. By 3. BISSET, Macias Pit/Militia= To wbern the Father and Mende of the youNt Gentian:lu have kiodly comantalcated the molt authectie and gatuiae In formstinn. Dirtnlinehms Printed for the Author by Knott and Lloyd; publillsod in London by J. Johnfon ; Cadell and Varies; Loin:. nun, Rea, Hata, itnd Orme; 1.. B. Seeley; Dehrot; v Doter and Soo; and fold by very principal Bookfillee in the itaperla Klogdom. WHITE HANDS hwre ever been, eltetitird It perfunal beauty ist both frees, and in fome parts of lit. rope are effential to patrons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Wien Waking Cakes polis the peculiar property of niWing tbe wit esquifite delicacy of texture, and incnnceivable fairntis to the hands which are conftanily wanted with ibta S'Ap. and theft effeCts are not produced too luddenl f, an if by paha. bat gra. dually. by corr.-11in allthe imperf:Etlons of the his ; :ed. when once pr od uced, which they are certain to be by perfeverance, they are ptrmanent. Even is cafes wh;re the fhm ha• been i n p.,..d by laliour or other violence the Itarantia and .:iiarlenefs are eff. finally, iiiialdbly,and permanently unsaved, and fuceceded by (Month ncfs.faitner.. and skiicacy of appearance, which cothot be aerie ed by any o her means whatever. Topeopleuf lath. n an d ct h e ., ' who have not injured the tenure of their akin, th , it4r•rier tic left. of the BAY ^A MA SU AIP *l.l be evidmt after the Sett time cif 014 It ; but It is be experience only that any tint can farm U adallptate idea of the fuprriiir emetic:net et this Soap. . - Price One l•hiliing e ach Cake . Sold wholehte,:ke. by he I'r ;tan ot. Wol.Wlthett,2th Strand....oblene, the genuine bran at Agent*. illgnatsre. FOR COUGHS, COLL/S, AS11:1-MAS, dec. CHURCH 'S COUGH DROPS. a Prepared ally by Slum and Edvrarda, No. 66. St. Patera Chord. yard. Lando°, who bating pureb.fed the hectips of Mt. L Church, are aloot astbutiaal to prcpare and fa all Mr Church`, Wetra;es." I HESE COUGH DROPS have cured more Colds. Coughs, and Attunes, the kart ten years. than art Iltdielne ever published, they invariably I..erturm a core with pet ktt hilly, and in a much Owner thllo than ceo be credited bet by experiewe. Coughs fed Colds, however &Mitte and long Itandi , g, fpecd/ly rassoval by gentle, but hifesifibleperfpiration ; th,v assay time coondlive excitement, cal 11,:d dialing in the threat, tirbielt is the cornett ilinnolus to meshing, and enable the silkier' to fena and breath: freely. filthmatie P. dons have been cured by this Medicine after fur. feting and ftrunling 7 or 14 years with an enemy that freluestly threatened funecation. Witnas Mr. N langwor.".y . s caf,. of Lbetxter Chapel, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. whore telliatooy is thee An-n, prnof of its efikacy ever offered• to the piddle in Looter of any bledicine. Warders of thd Ikon and Lungs, Cenfumptive Medians Obnredlions In the Glands, and Congealed Phlegm, arewleseali sad fafety rernoved.4a•faft, for all difonlers of ;be Bresnan& Lungs, no medieind ever repute cad fu atten&ve a Ede, or mat Fabric approbation. Pri:e Illy as. per Bottle. or double tbe %murky car 3s.pd. Oliferve none can peftbly be genuine und.fs the time at Shod and Edwards. No. 66. de.Pattt's Church-yard, ls engraves' as the • Stamp. accompanying each hot; le- CI.I hutch's Chlibldln Ointment, price is. ltd. cares the worn with a very few a l .plleations. Fold by yf 90 rtnient oft c Promkaor, by .eery Vender of Medicine as Mt 1 1J.1•Ld Kings!, r. • mainkiar. -- NEWBERY and SONS, IJo. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard. London, Pruprieten, of Dr. janta's Powder,. and other valuable Preparations, inform the Pu b lic, tialt in sow forence of the new ` tamp Dilties, the price of that Moo** will be Lb Clealtre as. pl. per Packet, or 11. Is. W. pm. Doses; hut the Quantity of a Dozen Pacie.s in a Dottie (at trade op for the Army and Navy) may be had for ii. 4. And as *amps ar.. prepared; by order of the Commidioner., fur Nlears New!. licry f.parar Ufe, In which the Word' N. Newbery, m * e. St. Paul's" are epgraveJ, and as iris pn.iurr.ed that this will is a (Wildcat Security nand Coonterfalv.his Signature on the La. Wiwi!' be difeontinued. The fallowing are the prices of their Medicines. to tat fit twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps arc taxed. but thole who p.urchafc Gx ur more at a time, will be allowed the Stators Dr. James's Powder s y Dalby's Carnunstive •••• • BJCIC 114 o Dr. Auftin'. Ohreyacate .---- Mukluk Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4 • -- large Boa 24 o Preake'sTine. of Bark 4 • Dr. Steers 's Opodcleke s 6 Ditto Hozbairis dim 3 • Convulflon Oil s 6 Took s ••• Nitre pt.,' 3 6 Esse.% Caret • 1 9 --- Camomile Drops a 9 Dr. Hcepees Pith 1 li .....--• Paregoric Le- Grata 's Daps a a t senses - ia# Inagldli. &au Pas a • Anzibata• Blois Jilts) ii I Ring's Magnela 1 6 ,Stites ~f Col•sfnut 3 6 N ,non's Drops 5 6 Mr. sp:ree • Dcosifrieti 4 o Spiaury's Drops 5 6 C,pl,.,iie ' , miff o 9 I)r. SAardcr's Tea 2 9 reel Rhetllll.Tllo. 3 6 Greer , ugh'S 1164221= a It 17: . 1 Bilious Pills 4 6 r“tto 's oh It I.ll2enSell 1 1 I.l.er.se of rely -taunt w 1 i I.lTence u. Gi+ ter 2 9 Clafs's M.tzii:Gs 9 4- N. D. A. 10..05 , i.,rfone, p.rticuhrls M. Traces onitake INY hp6fe of 7.1 i M.., New:tory. they think it cceif...ry to pint mar, ttat it is ‘t the fall els.' of St. Pool'., :our duels moan Cimalstatic. with t.'....fe Wort a hilcribed on the front— "'ea ONLY WMIIIIOI/111 re*Da. jAmcet rewsta." RAYING eraritai by ear reft eoorarrabk pr.talee in tract hrtaleb se.ich I thought yrel.Kr to feted, I trial/ tb...t i LIVe MY MINT e4i emt.l•.r.... nai time than throe who, In the ext..snwe ttm!i of the yrofr:f •Al, ant occailonarl taxmcciesd in wocertotore, es.l moue 1.!0,,,1. attain thr.t fuzc:.s which is scquired ly coaeentrating the 1 iztel!..dtaal rent. :ft es-.t Job or diferete-s . 11.:Jiesi.3 ii DE:HL:r7 arc yecol.srly ttiknfane for esey .1: them a train of e0..-.comitan: friar.... a... 1. by a du. _ A all . ..tzt caerre, rellteriee WO:f ti-.:•”-loecioNittero l l.-. , hrt tt—y r• 'c !rom the prtratei.ce el ill !X..111.. ..hfataTLY. .-, . fair% tf fc:. r.l :rye. ,-r the india:rne.s ..f roaalr:ty, tbq re - tltil, tt . .: trait h!.".11 , NO pro:Yin/11.g A....i .:Alt t y Ow tooratme of t ned.m. tell rt .o, di: tye.ptoma art AtT.araird, and t:te toe, illtlcn h &Ile 27- *. .1, a M: \ .9 -.tt or IN. ROT A'. COS.I.Roi;uIMI2.OI6I II T. 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