Star. — London, England, 1811-12-31 00:00:00

i d/ • RUSSI4INS AND . TURKS. .. • - • • [Sr. 'maser/ton pouter GAZETTE.) . s Extract tiviru General Keutonsoff's (Commander ir-Ch;el of the Itiisian Army on the Dastuther• re . port to his Majesty the Emperor: " Nov. it, N.S. " The enemy's troops occupying an extent of (SOO N'T'S:!l) (e. 5 miles, between Widdia and silists ia t have I , e/et beaten nearly at the same time. " Ist. On the 10th of September, the Grand Vi eier, who had, some time before with the greatest -part of his army, crossed to the left bank of the Da nube, and entteuched himself, was surrounded by the It ussian army under the Commander-in-Chief, end in different sorties lost about 5000 of his best fro pl. During this time Lieutenant - General M AT.. r • 'IMF, with 7000 men, was ordered to cross the 1)a - 'rube, which he effected on the 1211 of October, and suddenly falling on the camp of the Grand Vizier, which remaine.l on the right side of the Danube, took it, with 22 standar.'s, all the artillery, a great (pan ' thy of gun-powder, ammunition, and ail the boats which were employed to carry over the Torkish tri'ops, by. which means their communication was en tirely cut off. " 2d. About the sante time, Lient.-ncneral Zass was ordered to make a similar movement towards Widdin, for which purpcse he detached Major-Gen. Count rlichael Woronzow, who on the 6th OctO'ber left the camp near Kalafat, and by a forced march he reachei the Danube, which he crossed on the 7ih, and having joined with Major-Gen. Count O'Rourke, m arched all night through mountains and most d;f ii cult. passes, with about 9000 infantry and cavalry, 1 0 sled on the Bth reached the neighbourhood of Widdin 'before day-light, for the purpcse of cutting off such of the enemy's troops as might be foraging, &c. The enemy came out against him with 7000 men and up wards; a very desperate engagement commenced, and lasted upwards of four hours with great fury. The Tusks at length gave way at every point, and lost a -great number of men. In conseqUenee of ibis, Ismael "'toy, who was on the left side of the Danube, was iforced to re-cross that river, after eitoging nor to 'commit any hosilities on the other side. The day •of Count Michael Woronzow's victory, was further signalized by the surrender of the fortresses of Tour koutay and Siiistria, with all their artillery, ammuni flea, arsenals, and immense ho Ay." --- DUMFRIES, 26. --- When we last week stated the melmeholy and sus ': ie:ous eita tor stances, attending the death of Mr. Staithatt, farmer at Burtlavtank, we bored we had hi stated the extent of the mischief—but the come quences of the crime, or the accident (it is not for us to say which) have been still more extensive and fa tal. The wom in, whom we mentioned to have par taken of the porridge, and whose recovery was doubt ful, is since dead. The vomiting and convulsions continuing unabated, Charles Sharp, Esq. of Had dam, a neighbouring Magis'rate, felt it his duty to direct that her dying depositions should be taken.— This was accardinOy commenced on Monday the tiact. but was then left unfinished in consequence oe violence of her in lispos:tion. Upan proceeJ ing the next day to finish the examination, it was found, that the unfortunate woman had been released, the night before, by death, from a state of unceasing' aormetit. We lament to add, that the mischief did not end 'here. Mrs. Stothart, an elderly woman, of a delicate habit, has likewise fallen a victim to the shock her feelings I eceived from this scene of horrors. She ax_ pired the midele of last week. We were misinfin-- med when we stated, that the servant girl had not tasted of the fatal porrisig:a She did eat a small quantity of it, and the effects were, a vi ifent vomiting attended with canvulsions for several hours, from which, however, she had some relief from the enedi-, einai admiMstered, but with occasional ietuarts of! thern.--In onr former report, we stulintisly avoided stating any thing tending to attach criminality to the uttfo, innate girl, dairged with the commissional this I abominable ci ; but it has been clearly ascertAia e..l by evidence, and admitted by the gill herself, that an the &aural ly eveaing, the day previous to her' piing to Mr. Stothat t's, she had purchased arsenic at Ecclefechan, for the alledged purpose of killing rats; but she affirms, that upon being cautioned of the dan gerous nature of it, she had thrown it away. Since she was lodged in jail, she has been examined a se cand time, and now stands fully committed for trial. At an early hour yesterday evening Mr. John Stitt, late farmer in Carse of Newabbey, crossed the river Mill, at Glencaple-quay, to the sand bank on the opposite, side, in a boat at low water, and was ace( Mpanied half way across the bank by the master of a vessel which he was loading at Glencapel-quay. It being extremely dark, and having a shoal creek to pass; which is almost dry at low water, it is supposed Stitt had lost his Way, and been drowned by the return of the tide, as his hat was found at Kelton, about a mile and a half above Glencapel, this day. No cries were heard, nor has his corpse been found. Successive disembarkations of French prisoners took place last week from the prison-ships Ha . moaze. Thursday last 250 French prisoners were landed 'from the prison-ships in Plymouth, '-and 'marched, ender a military escort, for Stapleton prison, near Bristol. ALTENs.—Curious description from the Gazette ef Saturday night last : " Prisoner to his Majesty's Prison of the ricer. " First Notices—Jean Francois Louis Marie Marguerite de Sa- beet Comte de Fouchecour, formerly Baron or the States of 1 Inurcke Comte, late as Officer in his Britessisie Majesty's 'styles., detaine.l by the several and res?ective .blames and Pescriptious following i—Francl." de Fouchecour; commonly called Fr4ocis .Cotiste die Fouchecour; Franc'. de Fouchecour ; Frunes Four.* per, Esq. commonly called Coup! de Fouchecour; Jean Fran § .4a Ltiois Marie Marguerite de Saliva Comte de FnuchZepur, others lee called Count de Fouchecour, otherwise called Rrancis youchicour, Esq. ; Francis Count de Fouch.6.cOar Francis de Youcheconr, commonly called C6unt de FoucbEcour; Jean Fran...l cols Leitils Marie Marguerite dr Salivet Comte de Fouchecour, otherwise called Francis Count de Fouchecour, otherwise called trench Fouchecour, 114 -,Wuar4rlyoF No,f,A4ill-stropt, Conduit. tercet, in the nurish of St. aeorge, Hanover-square, to the.totali 6f Ntiddlesex, and tatty of No. 4, York -place, opposite this Asp: pi, Its the poriih oftaigibeth, In tic county at eswrry • • '' ~.~' -moors bEATH OF THE DOIPAGER'COUMESS • AfARKEri. ST4INHOPE. y. of M E A C Ma A rt i t g l;• l?". only from •••• • _ . . _ . . Oa the tweuty-eighth instant, departed this life, at her country seat at Ovendon in Kent, after a foe/ days illness, .the Countess Dowager STANIAPE, in the ninety-third year of her age. Her ladyship was, the relict of the late Earl SvatctroPr, and the mother of the present Earl. A parson more remarkable IT acuteness of understanding. and exquisite sensibility of heat t has perhaps never existed. Notwithstanding her very advanced age, she retained her faculties en tire ; and the superi( r qualities of her mind only ap peared the more conspicuous, from her possessing them at a period of lite when the affairs of this world seldom attract our attention. Such was her philan thropy, that she always took the most lively interest in every event that occurred, even in the remotest part of 'he gl!,be, that could anywise affect home and the confident expectation of a future and a better state, were to her (what they uni formly are to all good and virtuous characters) a never-failing source of comfort and exalted happiness. The distressed always found in her ladyship a warm hearted friend ; and 11 , 2 r judicious and extensive cha rity relieved many huFdreds of the poor in her neigh bourhood. The amiableness of her disposition was never more strikingly observable than in her last moments ; and one of the affecting expressions which she used a short time before her death, was, that s:te had the consolation to reflect that she had never eparel any trouble to be of we.—Her ladyship has left a will, in which she has bequeathed her property to her only son, the present Earl STANHOPE, whom she has ap pointed her sole executor. By a codicil, she has left legac;es to several of her old and faithful servants. ETURN. , inciodlog . .1101 !bib o' Dec. to the east of Docenibet. Total 6,463 gunnel* Average 11 . 3 i. 44-Ss. led. lower than last return, A RETURN OF FLOUR, Filial the 14th of Ds:camber to the 20th of December. Total 11.07,11 sacks-Average tots. 61.1. os. 414. higher than last return. INSPECIOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. bee. 24. Wl.eat per load $Ol. Os. to 221. 10e. New diuo 231. Os. to MS. 10,. Barley, per quarter 40s. -4. to 50s. --d. Oats 335. -d. to We. -d. Beans 33.. --4: to 6135. -d. lat e 44a. -d, to 32,. -d. Peas Ult. -d. to 64.. ood. PRICE/DV HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. i Bags. Pooket A. Kent ' 41 6s to 61 10e Kent 41 10s to 71 15. Soviet 41 Os to GI Os Sussex 41 Os to ti! 104 Yearlings-Kent, Bags 41. us. to 51. 10e. Ditto Pocket., 3L Os. to 61. be. NEWGATF. AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef 35 ltd to 4. 8d Veal 5. 04 to tis 81 Mutton 4s 44 to Si. 44 Pork Ss 04 so 6s lid PRICF.S OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. J A M ts'S. Wutvactiatzu Hay 31. 19.. tvi GI. ON. Hai 41. 10t. to Si. Ss. ;tray/ uI. 64 to sl. 14i. Clover 61. 101. to 71. 7*. Straw 9t. 6s. to ul 165.. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordivaly Cs. 4d. to Cs. MU stone) ds. 81 Ito 33. Bd. Market Calf t 3s. Od. each. Middlings 3s lid. to 3s. flit Inglish Horse i As. to 14.. 04.• Sheep Skins as. 631. to 90. 04. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jima.'. Market as lld Towu Tallow 83s Od Clare Market Os Od Yellow Russia 79s . 94 Whitechtipel Market is 104 White ditto 7bs 04 per stout of lelb. ---s--- Soap ditto 735 04, 93 9.1 Melting Stuff 63s ed Average 4. 1014 Ditto rough 371 011 Cleaves 90. 04. Good Dr.gs 9s Od Yellow Soap 9"....-Mottled, 10...--Curd, 106.-Pa'm AN. Frice of Candles per dozen, IN. WI-Moulds, 13s td. PRICE OF LEA I'HER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. 1 Butts 204 d 2114 Call Skill) 281 34d :Ditto 2541 end Ditto sod 494 M.rchants' Backs 19.1 21d Ditto 361 404 Dressing Hide. 174 18-L4 Small Seals es 81 to Its 104 Fuse Coach Hides 1841 18/ i d Large ditto 110 e 180 s Crop Hides for cute. 164 Illid Tinned Horse I tides 114 aid Ditto Ind rid Oust Skins 346 68s r,. • COAL-111 ARKEf, Dec. 30. St Market l-;o:d Prices. Ai Newc4 , the 13i ' 50s. 6.L to 541. NI 3 Suudcrland 3 30s 61 to 00e 04. 1 Stone 0 00s. Od. to 004 CC CORNWALL PRICES CURICtIrr. 'rooms-Wheat 375. v. !qt.. Barley les. Oats 10..04 . 1 , CA NIZI.VOILD-Wheat 3 . 75.tur!95.6d. Barley 191. tu 00e. Oats 103.6.1. LAUNCESTON-Wheat (16 gals.) 265. 04. Barley 13..64.. Oats 6s. 4d. PCNZANCE--Wheat ors. to 395. Red, 365. Barley 19s. to e(ts. Oats 9s. Oil. to Us. Tlt 0 ao-133 St W heat 41s. second 375.64. third Sill ay.rage 3 - s. 104. Barley 18, 10d. Oats Ils. bd. Seed Wheat t it. t'd. Sr. AUSTEt L.-Wheat 371. to 883. Barley OIL to 1.95. 01 Oats 10:. to 10s. Gd. ST. Cot u sta.-Wheat 40s. Barley 19s. W edues..lay being Christmas day, Citil&ONtr beast market was held on Tuesday ; the market was very thinly attentizd s prime beef having been brought to the last market for the Christmas sale, very Lute good was shewn alive this day. Certainly better beet never appeared on the stalls than that slaughtered for Christmas. The pasture grounds of Pagham were allowed td send the best oxen, and brought 65." per stone, thuto , h the pi ice to-day di.l not exceed ss. 64. -Sheep airri hogs had but a middling supply, and prices were lower. Wheat is various in price, and as low as at'23 up to IC2B 10s. per load. BRIGHTON-We had but a small supply of cattle at Market on Wednesday. Currency as 101 l OS : Bet i; ss. Bd. to 65.-Mutton, Ss. td. to 65.-and Veal. 6s. 4d. per stone of 81b. Wheat, 0.. ) 8 to £3O per load ; Barley, 485. to 325. per quarter ; Oats, frOs. to 40s. per quarter; Flour, 45 per sack. • FATAL PUOILTSM.—A man, of the name of Daley, was killed in a battle with -- Jostling, a coach man, on Saturday I.lst, in the neighbourhood of Bali's Pond, in consequence nt a public-house quarrel. The combatants were half brothers. . . PEISESTRIANISM.--MT. Mealin, a gentlem an of for- Tule in Somersetshire, who has undertaken to go thirty miles a day for eighteen successive days, and to travel in the same numl•er of Cotuities, the dis tance being 540 miles, started from his residence at Brockey, near the Bristol Channel, yesterday se'n night, .aid was at Havant, Hants, in Sunday night, in iaral heath. Much is depending on the match, which is for 400 guineas. Mr. M. is a powerful young m•in, 'X years of age. He 'will go through .this Metropolis on Thursday next, after having touch ed on Sosa‘x and Kent. i Yesterday morning as two young men were row• ing up the river towards Richmond, for a v•ager of two guineas, one of the boats unfortunately ran foul of a shoal of ice, by which it was upset, and the young man in it was drowned. One of the women who suffered by the blowing tip of the house in the Castle-hill, Edinburgh, on S stns.- day se'nnight, and was carried to the Royal Infir. mary, deed there op Tuesday. On the morning of Thursday se'nnight, a fine boy, 'about 4 years of age, whose parents reside in Middle. street, Hull, having gnne down srnirs a few minutes before his mother, set his clothes on fire, and burnt. himself m shockingly, that he died next morning,— His mother was also burnt severely, in attempting to rescue him frnm falling a prey to the devouring de ment- Sunday 2frernonn, as the son of Mr. Weil, of Pan cras-road, 12 years of age, was sliding on a potfd in Islington.fields, with a man servant who had the Cafe of him, the ice broke, and the youth disappeared.— I Tlie servant had a momentary escape ; but on ap. ,proaching the edge of the ice again to•endeavoor to rescue his young master, it again gave way, and both i Were drowned. The bodies were found in a few mi. nutes, but life was totaly extinct. : I BOW-STREET.—YestcriaT, James _Roulton and ow -6.7:n ..'arch were charged with having stolen the body of :;ti elderly female, from the neighbrairlioad of Bronyton, on Sunday evening. It appeared by the !testimony of a hackney-coachman, that the two pri-1 i soners, in company with another man, who escaped, I hired his coach at the end of Sloane-street, and nr -1 dered him to drive down the Brompton-road. On ; his arrival near the Hollis public-house, the three persons alighted, and soon after brought something iin a sack, %%hie!. witness at first refused to take, lest I it might have been stolen goods.* On the assurance 1 of the three persons to the controary, the sack was ad d milted, and the coach was driven to the house of a iSurgeon, in Windmill-street ; but the door wasaot opened, and the coachman aas ordered to drive to Smithfield : but a mob followed from a whisper, and the coach was stopped in Great Queen-street. — On the sack being examined, it proved to contain the body of a woman ; in a very mangled state. The coachman and the two prisoners were imaged in St. t Giles's Watch-house; and the latter were committed ' for trial at the Sessions. The corpse remains un -, I owned. Friday, P. Corbett, J. Brown, J. Dune, and J. Giitliths, English seamen, taken on board the Cupi. den French priVateen, on the ‘2'3d of March last, by the Andilion frigate, Captain Parker, were committed to the High Gaol at Exeter, preparatory to their be ing removed, by Habeas Corpus, to London, for trial at the next Admiralty Sessions. The statement given I by them, who have remained on board the Salvador 1 del Mundo from the time of their capture, is, that 1 their treatment at the prison at Bische was so ex tremely severe, that it was hardly po:sible to exist, acrd was done with a view to force the prisoners to triter on board the privateers on the Bayonne statical; ' that many had done so to avoid abs lute starvation ; and that they, With five others, wishing to get rid of their tormentors, accepted the offers made them by the Commander of la Cupidon, and joined his ship, with a full determination; the first gale of wind/hat occurred, to kill, and throw overboard, every French. man on deck ; to batten down thoie below, and, if prevented from fastening the hatchways, to sell their lives dearly in opposing those sotto 'might endea : your to come up. On the third day; however, after ileaving Bayonet, the Amazon hove iii sight, and, Later a sniart chase , tame up. The Cnpidon had I taken no prizes, and like most alter Frenth privs : teers gg Was manned," to use the expression of one iat I ! of the 0 Ettglish Kann ) 10 with the Mary iiigs of all imt• . • . • . .: • • ' , Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath.— BuTt.Ett's V eour,tut s USTORA 'I'VE Tool rt Powncit is a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ' • its particular quali f ies are not simply confined to clean sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection; it will render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close anti Tam to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, guru-biles, and swelled faco. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Junes, Portsea • Tiew, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gil bert and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Saudi, Manderston, Scott and Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; B r a en, Norwich ; Knott and Llieyd,• Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and of must respectable Me dicine Venders in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at 2s. 9d. each. HIGH WA I si AL LoNlAilv isittiptiE TO-MORbtQW.. Mowing 40 miuutes &fur 1 Afternoon 7 minutes atter DIED. On the 16th ult. on WA pa-oge from Portugal. with bit regi ment, Aoi,tatr.-Surgeon t,..rdou W. ir, of the mxth Light lutan- I try Regiment, much regretted by his I.ns her Officers. On Sunday morning, after a king and severe Illness, Mrs.T..y. t for, wie ~ , f Mr. J.Taytor, bookseller, High Ho!holm Friday last, General Irancia Cralgg, Cubioni of the lith Light DrAgoons, :Ind Gov. ruor of Sliperness. He was in his loath year, and was one ofthe oldest Generals Iu his Maim) 's service. On the 21st inst. at Yarendon, Bells, in the IlOrh year of his age, famine' HowartLEsq. f.V..S. many years a surgeon le London. At Edinburgh, the 24 instant, Stephen John Oliver, eldest son of the Rev. Mr. Oliver, Corstorph'ne. At Batbgee, the Re* Wa!ter Jadine, in the 73d year of his !age, and 31st of his ministry. Ou the 23d Ma, it the Vicarage ' Ashwi 11, near Baldnek,l Herm the Rev. Townsend Andrevo,vicibr , mut r ector of se. Ka tharine Coleman, Fenchut cb were, *gad so ram. Dec. 25, Mrs. Lee, the another of Mt. Lee, of the Smsex Pad Into, &bor. hats. She died while res.-ling the liMie in her chair, tier 'Wig a hearty slimier, in appareatly good Isealsh, wsthoot a straggle or ig groat, QC nap withal; eitocke4 blr rradisli Poe. tin, or eakibittng any efaaptioa whatever. Her g t, *to 12211 lAttrrugAtin4 her tn leas!, Whether it . vs. . ahh a e to irlibe any taking to a poor woman that had just • Chhhalligtgailitat tilt door, beanie at length • hsi sla""*kW CY,' IWO Mil lllfiti Iste&ot be fa ; saoplaia* *POP IO , 4I #MO4 I 4 g I akIRVWPI. 6 . O 4O flialta I . 41l . . ~.-~ - uLg PLAISTOW I ODGA, Udeutal D PLATF, t & 1 by et, _ TR 1110 PS, VAIN ri and vsnou• Eflects,b HELLU*IO 09 El. rinuMs t COU eh' of CHANCEIa V. SAMUEL COMP /ON r air OW Currt To be SO . LT.' by AUCI lON, by Me. R(>11/18. OD the Ps...Mies, P1..U.4 . 1%)W Li be.irent Lawk! atm and liront . .e.y, in the County of )(INT, oi Atti of lamary. use' Sodastring Day, a. I Isom lock t 'THE FURNITURE; tulopoi H e wir• pew and other Ixrttr.4it. owtto dir.ti y, ‘‘ 7 Bons idki cue furniture., kriate 1-awed ifesuh:/ beds 44 bed..ert.uf va.tuiaS desetiptions, DIIAWING.RDOM bull Id full lC RI. Nl* TURK, in w;ndevacurtelbe, rocas, tits t., Ito; I. out •.4Llig LIANI* FRENCH GLAIISPII, Out 01:E tfllNDitals tll TWELVF, BY SIX IY-11X ; Twiny, Pros•ses, 4 caber cur • WELL-FINISHI'D CMONET IC.( Lis LW "ALL DESCR IP FIONS, in satin wood, uallogary, bookcases, A CAPITAL EDE: -SIZED biLLIAkD-3 Wait MAC f: . , QUEUFS, &c variety d lum.use tor toga Tanta' ape/smuts, kit eben requisites. a sany7t, antes lights a n d tools, and various ffert To Le sklyt4l Friday and Fwurday preest: ag the (tile, LI Catalogers, wte.ch may be I ail on SIN tau s at Ova sub ; and of Mr. Rubtos,Woroldramod, IT is wot t..y observation the ntiznetres Cases that Lave succeeded by the use of PATENT ADITISCOR DittlPA; and the Mats t rensaikatie to. stance occurred Ins middle aced wonam who united It tour' ufe at the errantry, IS, 34,0-square. London. t. reoetplasesd of great &laity and u. rvous Irritation, appedte bast, with a ge neral depress'on of laratisli.g; lux case out being •sil ulektete.4. she had tried palliatives wldsout any success. Übe took the Pio& cane, dean!. the Proprietor tooted the in, robabilit• u a.• testes of service. ; in a month she walked Craw Lambeth, henry peer vend her etrcngtb an.l appetite, and ince:bed law pose trout due depressed state it bad been e.tav this elect can tray be ac. counted for h) the dlcine regua tog the starlet, r.tl &ger tion, and exerting the powers of the habit In deg—teat& ab scesses of the joints, tie change it produces in the yellers% inside, emotes the boat hopes in those newt &tutors; ohm. i s , grog. dons, scropitila, Korey. abet na.• i. n,ilte. ie • effects ppe generally acknowledged. As there are numerous count teetts. to se for Spilamry's Patent Andecorbutac Levet', wrath the littaisduty prir.ted in black ink, In battles el ss. isl. doubt bottle. He. and larger XL tis.dgy included. Compound Eivoitre us. saidat dr Dispensary. 15, ohn4 q ..lre, London. ROBBER VS'S COUGH MU PS 'THERE cannot be two mush s a id in praise of this MeGi.ine, as experience :n almost In: utuerable cases Le proved it the man euraordina; y aid beneficial discovery ever made: It is a sertaip, (Nucleus, speedy, and easy Care for Coughs, Colds, %Worn**, and Consumption.. Not an (nitric:: has occurred, though taken by emir come* patients annually,where it has been known to fall in r. having tee above csonplrints. So extraordinary are Its virtues, that let the patient be ever so exuac:ated e,r reduced, alter having tried arty medical Vt.:AMIGA to no pur,nose, it win act as tt wear a charm, and instantly relieve the mo.t inveterate cough ' at use same yams Live freedom to respiratol, promote gent le expecaoration s strengthen the whom debit card cutatituian, and procure the ns lresuing comforts of rest and sleep. Copy of a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Bee - mice, brother to ;he late Duke of Portland, to lair horns, Ule2plide. " !-*tit—l have frequeutly experienced the greatest arisfamities In your Robbereh's Cough Drop s—l do not recollect WC Instance in which they have failed, provilad thty bah been p'i'p. :.y ad ministered. A very old Gentleman. a friend of Mille, above SD yeas, has taken them, amid has `mind the ereatta benefit, avid intends persevering in the use offbeat. I ant, Sir, your Inu..ble servant, " e.- BEN I . lNt_ii." k Ramsgate, Feb. 2, !SCH." A CA.: nun -s-To guard*e public apalavt Connterf.i. pr lia ra toe, *serve that R Butler, No. 4, Ckeepside, in engraved ea *0 kanaPsankd alixtd so each Boat,. Prepared and sold by M. Betis.; - ,4, Cheapelde,cr.r er ;if Pater no.. et ..4 lt'At j and "'Ada C.hrispe, corner of Sprirg Cud. L i ; lilt*, San, borough; Smith, Scott, Caen aud Ri.aburn, Ltrailturghl Pieter and APTlunald, Glasgow • Newbury, Dublin ; tient -al Home, Wrmingbain ; Hall, floport ; Beim and Sharp. Put.- mouth . lone., Moots. Weston, and Malloy, Puttsea ; Gran ville, lioxtmd. Neultroa, sad Cosi worthy. Plymouth; Tt ew furl and Wooksaer, Exeter ; Collins, Salisbury ; Peck and Russ , i Hull; and most medicine venders. Its Bottles at U. 9d. and Is. ad- A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND MIER INVATACATIE 1 RRRRR AL ZIIIIIIIT AItILISTAD. MANY .laudable attempts hive heretofore been made in vain to arrest our Great Internal Enemy, vie. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called . Etieheele Plague), Twenty Thousand Pet sous having fella, under its tyranny an nually, Ire centuries past—a far.: allowed by the faculty. What pelvic in general condoler very lightly, namely a Common Cold and Ccugh, bas ttettaVy bten the primary cause, as such, what ever will check Connie effectually, shuuld be 'Freddy ennead to. as it is better to prevent than to care.—Mr. MADDEN, the Proprietor of the V ECIEFABLE ESSENCE, for the Preven tion and (:are of Conniniptlun. Asthma, aid the very niany i Pulmonary Conr dente, cumprehe Aran silo the Hooplag Covig the destroyer of •Clitidreft, feel, it a duty incumbent on hies to urge the Public at large to a steady adiipston a h in CAMPS Ile Cough —He has kept an lien Dispemare Inc the last five Years, . for the Iltivent of the Pour, in whkh time he has had tke evi lgem:wet, rcleve three leisi amend Persons; and can with *teeth I say, that it has never yet tailed of giving speedy select to cam or Cough, hnwever a _vet e. RECENT CA&ES; From Mr. FlilliMAS ASSY, 11,0rAlIgNII , ri*. t. Rtl/4004qUire• ii Sl. I feet it u dill Incumbent on me to arkomelpifge senile Oath tide the elleacy of weir Veettable Laerece on behalf of inp wife, whey was Alicia& with a pt r;oefacal cough for ten yeas. which hazed all inethca aid, and became inceeasistSy worm. which had reduced her to a mere shadow. di at lona. In a very providential way, she heard of your medicine, and after taking one bottle fussed great relief, and cantatas to take it agreeably to your directions, her coagh has enthral" left her. I should have wrote before (her cuugls hoe* Ram removed foe More than eighteen months) but have welted a l tg o n it hand rn retu; and finding it does not, I can no longer ret snits% my :west grateful thanks; and may you live to mimes a similar case oa thousands of your fellow-creaturea, k the sincere prayer of, sir, yaw most obedient humble servara, Tkit.Y.. AMY. " No D. prams -rarest, Red Lost-sqoare, May i r, sit I." Fram Mr. 1. 'Camila sc. n . East-s.r.a, QrAinl . l attuare. " Sea —I feel great 'feature in acquaints:4 yam, that ynsar Ire. getable F.ssenee alone las Mpg* relieved s l my servant 1 1:1 1 2 1 Clark, from a very troublesome constlteekena cough, yid; abe bit been 41 ch.', by her account, diem I s ter aim yam. beg you to accept toy *cent thanks dor peetout ea .taxed to ker, and if you•think proper to pabii SUS care 1 !edit ray duty to girt my verbal teattlltoo) to say 4).10,4. I 111114 your most obedient wean, 1. bgbillilEn.." A snail Pamphlet, containing an Account of ka libretto. and tie Teathonoles of Deady a hundred Ladles aod 04tOthlooth at taapecability, lo Ito favour, may be halal Mr. & Maddoes, cnoixo tt e.,,m o re,Queao-square, Weamsbery St Mx How- Mac Mineral Wattr V:arabituae, No. 11. 014 Send-atotai Mr. Pen In, N 0.91, italltbarliptell-lifilli a CCM, .t-Garden sr vett. Arbsa, and Itaker'a, try, Rartikedemetv-cloar, West Smith field; Miss Rasdall'4 (late T. efijeidogibe Royal Eirafkage Gate. eortibili; Mr. liustmsNia Perfumer, - SIN biapnattm Mr. _ _ Oniord- I r. lime% ,11:lbeZ assiosirese, IMer 44 Oil. Iliv -0.43t0u; ; ft Mr. Eames . I ODGF, NEAR Bleciti.FY Knit. U .111.1t01 D PURR; i Vic c 4 prrAL L.U.FINE WAILS DI/ es, FILEIr Cl Li NTIXtiIXI, oA4;sl ri s liY stERM Lb MAC I irr ietts,h ionging to ,be Estate of *he iste PETITt 11, E 4 re_ntnot to on Oran , thr CHANCERY, whi with tie approbssies 4 314 e /024 COX, Esq. one of itte XL.strts ‘Grarettr Fre- Appeslance and '-cte chariti thipeose4l -me to • puuuss free) r Mr. Mattress's, es, eleetTippent Sts ii, is°, C street ; Mr. Clark's, ; Mr. corner of Myron -et, 111olboni de, 131, hi sate Without; Mr. WNW's, bielbora Mow, Coofeetsoner, Armistead; Mr. isms. Owl awl ; Nr. 13 141;39 CONlHdroot, 'Wadi VC firifikat a ; M 4. 14 410 IS Goa s, Chrissabrd; Mess, dtistLs4l.'4 dins. and LoOdirCil, Sallsbory; Mr. Washbowl, ender; Mr. Newbery, Dublin ; IS*Oll, Rolla! Erdal. TglOriAds• Ravel; 'lke gist. is ire Ilse was be hasi the I 'het 10boetes. 7s. 04, the 'temp Inclard.-.-1 he 1114 wilt owly add, that Ve grolfitui (1 1 i n' alt " peil 41 010 a. a dna fo ra virgri pet ,in a7post ar user k is as pissirret ak wide& wire—and that objess eat apply to Gisrafesearstreet. when is, tcs 1 1 •4134t° 10 Y Any F i r th,. not im.a.v.tmiv,.. w• / 1 /,1 1