Star. — London, England, 1811-12-26 00:00:00

• F' TO THE LOVELY WIDOW. Full many a maid, possest of beauty's charms, Has pin'd in ?octet for a cruel swain, Who all-unconscious of soft Love's alarms, Nor feels her passion, nor regards her pain. Thu,, like a rose, which parching suns consume, When its mild aid the genial show'r denies ; The tender Nynsph, fast with'ring in her bloom, Too soon neglected droops—then fades and dies. Thrice ha; pier lot, the Widow's, whom I sing, The lovely Widow—to whose favor'd name Each youth pays homage, and whose praises sing, Melodious, thro' the joyful courts of fame. For beauty, elegance, and tasteful art, 'I he Widow without rival Is coolest; Her grace s her snii:es, have won each ca?tive heart, And Each fond youth is dying to be blest. Thrice happy Widow ! hal•piest of the fair! Command! and, lo ! the yowl ful train expires; ' Smile—and they live !—Oh ! blest beyond compare, NV hum swains adore, and all the world admires! s r moon. . . • Hoax.—Extract of a letter, dated Lisbon, Ith December :--a. OA the 2d instant it was given oei • that an Englishman was to start from Belem. Castle,,: and walk across the Tagus,.in cork Wets, to the op pisaite mountains. From ten in the morning till four.. in the afteintion, the road from Lisbon and various 'pasts was crowsliati with carriages, horsemen, and fart passengers, an the 'raps was covered with -boats, for Watch 'wisp e were fools enough to pay 15 &tart. They . waited vet/ patiently till four, when they re turned iu much Letter humour thatr Jelin Bullwould *have been at such en boat. It is computed that there were not leis than 100,000 people lesent." . • • Batista...A most resolute and etermined lottched battle was fought in Islingion s. oa Tuesdeys, be metes) ley,. so celled, a hacknei. coachman, and George Fauldiug, driver of a cold :waggen, in consequence of a dispute is 'sassing each Other in Si. Martin's-le-Grand, on Mend:9, vaen, after a shOrt turn sip by Candie-light, they ntatched themselves for /vapory: each, two deposit; andlhe company at the' ring subscribed another five guineas for the whaler.' The battle lasted 57 minutes, and - was as courageous* : maintained as that between - Big Ben and JuhesonAiri Gully and Cresson at Newmarket, but with lens' science than either. . 4 1 itey stood "and hit half-rotinds• at the head while fresh, but were unable to ninvi each other. The coachnian had a straight 'left , handed hit, which broUght hint through his .tesk, but although he won he received si sore a beatink as can well he conceive& ,abs Right Howourable, who was an a m a teur on the oceision, presented the loser with A - '5. Wednesday a hawker, from ,Gloucester, was corn. znitted to-York Castle , forbuyiag two grimeas at Sher , fiehl, fdi`which he-had given 47i. He is to-take his trial at the ensuing Assizes for the misdemeanour. Sunday, part of the wing of Stambtook.lionie, Powick, near Worcester, was consumed by file, tsgei they with some valuable•fernittue. Tuesdaieveerp' g, at the Pantheon Theatre, seven persons fell from the scaffolding erected neat the tiding over the pit, one of Whom, of the. name ofTeei . eerton, war killed. The f others miraculously escaped with their hies, and sustained but little injury.. On:Saturday last John Deer, a quarryman, unfor. tnrately - losi his sight,,wl.tmin the act of blowing a rocket Poudlett, rteir Plymcnith, in consequence of the powder exploding before he was aware. The rock burst, and independent of depriving him of . his sight, cut him 'very much. Another inquest was held on the same day, at the David .and Harp, Limeliptise, on the body of • Wo man, apparently about 50 years of age, found drown .' ed the same morning, abort seven or teghto'clock.— No marks of violence appeared on her person, net was k known who she was.—Verdict—Found drowned.,,• , •An Inquest was taken on Tnesday morning, before . W.• Us:woo, Esq. Coroner for the county of Mid • • dlesex, at .the House of Correction, on the body of Jo seph Kidd, who had been committed as a vagrant, a le*. days before, in order to be passed to his parish ; 1 he was 75 years of age. Mr. T, Webb, the Surgeon of ;7 - the House, deposed, that when he saw him at noon on Saturday last, he appeared to have no complaint or • illness ; and that, from his advanced age, he supposes his death proceeded from water in the chest.—Died by the visitation of Goo. On Tuesday morning, as an. officer of the army was passing through Ffeet-street, he was stopped by Mr. Croft, a tailor, of that street, who challenged a very elegant fashionable blue military great coat, lined with silk, ornamented with frogs , silk cord , &c . as . beings his property, having been stolen from his • shop about a month since. The. 'Officer stated very I 'teadily, that he purchased it at Mr.• Hornbuckle's shop, in Ayr.creet. Piccadilly, about nine pr ten clays * ace, for siststtineas. At the time he purchased it, I *the 'yeung M'4lll in the stop told hint: therhad.aiirge conn ection with master tailors, and the cloaths sold were principally misfits. All the.pmiiii .• • dad at the Bow-street Office Wore Mr. Grah,tra.and • Mr. Birnle. Mr. Croft stated, that he could not tell • 'by what Means the coat had bzen stole:losec. Was po sieve to its being his property. The Magistrates en quired Of Mr. Simpson, the nephew of Mr. Horn buckle, who bought the coat, what he . gave for it ? ' his kndwledge of the man be bought It of, &c. He replied, he gave two guineas and a half for it ; he did. not know'the man's name or where he lived, but said 'he Irtdi bought severallhings of him before. He ac knowledged that it was not their custom to ask peo • pie, Ulm came ro sell clothes, who they were, or j `. where they 'got the. Clothes ? The Magistrate se sanely censured thiemode of doing business, and said, • if there wefe not such easy modes of disposing of • pyeaserty, there would net be so much thieving ; and nth this case, bethought his conduct extremely repre hensible, the Coat being entirely new, never having, been worn ; the thief irked but three guineas for . it, 'hut only two' puinea.s and • a half were paid for it, • iind, in about a fortnight afterwards, not less than six guineas would be taken for it, the officer having bid £O, which was refused. Mr. Croft said the cloth in it cost £l, and in the state it was, he should not have sold it for less than twelve guineas. Mr. Simpson was, in consequence, ordered to find bail to answer for a misdemeanour, on a charge of buying the coat, knowing it to have been stoke. ~:~ ~~ . .. - :. it ...0.; ...t':!. , / ,` . 1 r: %4* ..' .. .. . . LAW INTELUGENdE. Lordship, it there win be six clear days, and if we • OfetibeltFUl. DISCOVEctt et A tttSf INIIIIN. . .---. . Were to come to a point, as in the last cause, we ' LYNCH'S 'celebrated BOTANIC EMBROCA TION and VEGETABLE EXTRACT, being a soverct 1 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Might do a gre.tt deal of husiness. The gentlemen and specific Remedy for the Gout Rheumatism Lunoltago • LIVING 'ARO OTHERS V. JANSO/4 1 who apply for Abe continuation of the Sittings, say, wlitch it never fags reneetng by thit ' et of four wa rns applaailic.. , . This wet an action on a policy of insurance. Li- if we do not appoint , some more causes to be tried, The totiosehig resviretatite persom having derived groat bow f Il'ing. Downes, and Co. had shipped goods on• board they will be plated in a worse situation &HI tili- from the use 61 these Medicines, have given permiselun fur ic. tors are in the Court of King's Bench. The Court of s e ert ffec in t ! t w h i e l l o i l nlm ay es ilo rd u will sa prayer t tisfy e a fer ny t O o n t e in regard - to lis s gal the ship Vrtne CathirinaL•Captain.Giaas Depth It was. bdund for Konigsberg, and 1120, by the terms King's Bench have got * through 400 cages, while we ben, carpenter, of a Rheumatic t o r efer in a few days; Mr. 1 .5 7 1 1 y, of the policy, liberty to call at any poi - t in Sweden.— have heardhere only 130. I am sorry to say it is Gent. T. I Wry, Gent. O. Matthews, cent. W. Bartatt, eon , . true, but i cannot help it. , ypile I e ol,npljr with . sod/A.-um RoereS, nadgris, Reber', and riper, all of Ctoydri; The premium was 30 per cent: to return 5 per cent. if the vessel .ailed with convoy. It did sail with con- this application, 49 . not depi iam bound' fel sit Mri....Alwren,jaC.heZanaa!;hrmetittar;%kiron, near St. G y i e les, Hol sc voy, and when on the Swedish coast, rear Wingo here longer. thaft%. ply ptatecetsiots have' done ; nor b a r i e -hoot ; Mr. P. ;ads, White Horse Z:OVCrt . i Garde n : 6 l i ; Cr t . have I a righl to Cali Juroti to sit ' onger than ' they Rover, Star and Garter, yid Fatate•yard; and a Gentle ' At Sound, it got on a rock, was greatly damaged, and the Captain was obliged to put into Gottenburgh to have been accustomed to attend. I will by no means oarihaltutt, cured eta Ithlillhiak Gont In a fesv days. pledge myself to. do it again. khave done it before The above" Ante* are:prepared and void by the lowrinor, Mr.. rePair. The goods were taken out and warehoused,Lvicese No. 4, Pripet ' s-place . Duke-street, St • James's, who hiill under erne inconvenience. I went out of t Own with ...„,,,,„,,,1,, ~: but.between the time of the damage sustained by •tbe1..,.,,,.... A pses. BASCLAY 'and Sous, Flea . Malta, I Ami ion, p:trt'of my; family ill, and - retrained' to dis h of Ship (October 16; ISt%) and the time of the ship . pis Wholekne Atentir; by 'whims respectable Voltam, sari the twelve causes ; and When I Catne,•there' Weil - but ouhhe Law:wal l may be supplied--and abase 1%11141r% ; 14 a ```- being again ready for,sea (May 7 18114 the goods Gin' Crite ri on of authenticity, Win tirerigiaited on the Shinty al!It • Were detained by the Oiticers of ' the Government. two leli T * • ' • Mrs . Serjeltit Vaughan—Your Lordship is aware ' ti ll l . . acts ta r le S ad O at ' S t i i. cr alintc y di b y m ill V .4 dhirrs ('I fit .•• —The Captain of the ship and the agent of the Lon that _die Imsiness of the Court is neatly doubled since --"' - 1 !- 1 - 1 - 5 -? i - 4 - 2 - 7 :-- --- / - 6 -2,...:-- 4" " '• I* don'hFnise applied to the Corona-house Ich : th t gitods yourLords i lip came. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. and even petitiont•d the of Sweden Gr . their re: . -, , . _ „ Sir 3, titans l• the rirlie t o storation r but they wer not given up,and the plain-. • you that 1 have recitiird the Most drorsartfol tette& (rosy fteld—l. know thit; '* bidthet ; buk the SkR-7-I ta,.e . . s pportuoity to acquaint causes wonld have been tried iti`th King's Bench in '. tifft in consequence brought their actions against the the use elf ybur DIXON'S' Alt 111411,1011 SPILLS wish* (car - underwriters fit the loss. sustained. All these facts half the . time they were hire. There is nmih time lied with a, „Qj Ui I al, , and A ;11 ,,,, 1 i,,,,4„,„ ;;;,,,,, ; di ,,, * „ lost in preliminary business , and objecting when the bitted them . have'sipstilit:iien the rime" SaiittAisy benefit ; they tiket appeared in evidence : and farther it was proved by • a Mr. \Tau& iel, the agent ef Living - and Downes, . cause 4 „r i • il g' ih ,__ • . - • . ctsFetaim to be thCiebet Mellothe ewer eautdin that conestry,for ect or .___ . 1 . 1 ..„ : ,. ~,,,,...............‘• py so Bdious and other complaints. The tollo - wing are names of love. Mr, oerjeant pest. —6b) *** l' a de that he sin a cl , proclamation of the laration of war : • al Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost arie much time in the Court of King's Bench ,••• shit etturt l i mn , yoi, ,lk I mil . 4 AM ibillOW4 i eft, Chirps Tv, t or , go, . la by Sweden against this cottony, affixed to the walls decides at once. tpaica; William Shaw Lsa. IC.paget an, diva; hlr. * w(odna, of th_ Exchange, at Crittenburgh, (71 the 17th of No- One of the Special Jurors—The Jury, . my Lord, Spanish *Faith, ditto; ' G. W. HiAin'on, Esig. Savanna It Ntlztr, t'Crnbir, 1810. The Captain of the vessel admitted, auto; 3. seath, ea.. Harbouc, ditto; o. Amato% aria feel a pleasure at all times to attend your Lordship ; h. E • oat ' that he had a key of the warehouse in which.the goods ditto • Mr. Walker, Port hlvi.nt, ditto • 1 Pealinsoo a but it is s unpleasant to them to sit three hours to hear were deposited, at Gottenburgh ; hut the Govern;itive;; ditto; Mr. Mullins, ditto • J. Bu ' rn . F . Sava; I' d iliC objections of the Learned.Serkants on the same goes- p o go, Eit i r akin; Mrs. .04,500 gantasinds, K T t a,,,,t% meat officers had another : the two keys were, how . Ii• 'Might also be unpleasant to the Learned we. Pqrry, si. Ann's ; Mrs. Wooded, Spassitk Toven ; lota ever, belonging -to.. different. locks., There was no ' ti°° ' &deems engaged in starch objections. i many Other 'Peisoiii elf the Skit rellfgtharillity.--11r, your mule condemnation.or conOscation s of them,fran the time . Mr. Serjeant Best said, it certainly was very un-. sobitt Jett:hat, THOMAS . HAItROLD, of the db. Gem.. they were marehoused, until the 7th of May. Sold wholesale anieeta at Mr. Buller's, 4,Cheapsti.e,Cstrioe . . Mr..Sejß,_Nd fer. Ole defendant, apPlied to pleasant. , , S . tof Patentoster-row Landon ; ittlfp cut matt, Ptlitralnontlij Messrs Seieants Shepherd and best, uho were fol.' alt.J wage Wen repeated,. that he did not consider Jona, Weston, MLitt, and hialluzy. Portsra; Hall and John v.ll it to be his duty to sit beyond the ordinaty time of : son. Gosport l Colentan and Jacob, Shersotss; Peck and Ross, the plaintiffs , ti know if their deilined proving and Turner, Halt; Hui/and, Cookvitirtfiy, Nettleton and Ga .. . . . ..... tire sittings: licence ?. ' ditty wing replied n the negative,' he et Bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyal. and swinney nisei Co. Bte ' .........--... tered upon the detenee. He contended thata licence, . . •- • poyekatti; ,t'aninnand. Lathhttry,l,iivlrx.)ol; StAinellAtaf= .. ~ . or a notice of abiihdontrient,ttughttii be'put in proolY * Wednay week, the gak' nekeePer et Sit NIA Malletti'ster; ' 1 ++. ci tri " *"."4 mi ' maero4l, .. 4 4 . - Witt, sod ,lost cc, gilintsurgh ; Rat.brond M.Dosuld, thinutong awl also th tt the evidence as addnaed.did not sttb.!' Tuostas Sr SANI.F.Y, Bari. of Alderley Park; CHeshire• D t tigen and Parry, !Pistl ; nte4erhott ani tu Nikwait; ilteca licentiate the fact of a hostile deten i tion of the goods. , killed 'nine woodcocks in ten shots, • ni slat covers •at ref!, Leic'estt I ; E - Nhide Wfla rtithT, ii44riiitel i! aid whin ig There was certainly a degree of roof of such deter= Altterley. ' . . i mot counmY Medieuac VC/141015 Ili • booty at pt. Sri- atU rso. , • tion,. but there was: no corlfisCation ; and 'till that it sta 1 bei ' ' l' -.. L a '. I S i I at y a, ween e queo _4t . t . 1.t.,e v e o clock. • ,_ , t DR. SOI.O,,COH'S COIRBI kl. VAIENE Of Gil FAL sould be concluded front the evi ;nee was, that thi in the day, the cuckoo, th at - ' weiliknowa.htirbinger 9 (i . 1 "HIS invalaable f.:stnr.ttive - has beefy aslinia.store4 apPlicatitin to.the 9i:tumor/it for ihe restoration of spring, was distinctly hew - d f ' •dI if -11- I P Got !ant i ~._i _._._ ~e d to. , It was . .DI " , ...: -, : for nuaiee All ata i._,...• .11 _ ri vate practice, . nth the greatest success, for a serlos of 'INT ell ltiFilu ' Po lordship of. Blciter,by Mr. ingall and-his Bon.'' rare, to youth and Itg6 of eithir kit: 'Wht-re tin stonsAat urine. I indered,ilis '; pithiest, itedilysdacely. enneintiose, . . thi'goods Wstnot, immediately a... _ . -- in t .!....._ ..tustnp ~.-. littne•, • besides manifest ,. that the parties did not cril .. isider,the when epgagedin the fields, -I .4. ilte MIT 4 Oilairenadt - i. - -er•cs detention in the PAM of an hostile one, as theiragent t• • , loud • ~..: l and th e eyes stnk into the head: where ECTV4IIII, as donatic, asi Monday morning about two o'clock, a c lap hypochondriacal iMipfaiilts, lifie shi•Vered the rottelte,-ide, Or continued to Put the ve n ssa iutq repair. ,At any rate,, , the nature of the, detention was ' not .proved. to be or thunder was.heard in the t‘iwn and neighbourhood ., sickness of stomach, ee&eet pu•gbigs,flattneafermdebstreetime. of •Woiverharnplon ; it was accompanied with light-... e ttl` t ik , lll6 and el.t.'aciT.f h l u .e2o i 1 . 4 t e r" tY.7474 1 ' att,l „ , c r'Da iß4 seizure by the tpove . rriment,. %elicit excused_ 'D r a . 2 .: ning and torrents 'of rain, and followed by a heavy rPe i t 31 Z ler . .2 44 31 , 1 cd .„ 1 .‘ 4 , dirs . ,irt .,,, diwoms a,i s h,,c,,„,_ ties from the necessity. of serving a notice Oftbandon- storm o f ha g . • • .f' thoeghts t and IV.ifla. I in- 4 % tithe. mituf, va t oun and oulao ment. But what would the Jury think when they t ,and ail km& lif I. l .;teiti.: colftvibfftles:• .• .. . ..fie vatic 'of D r . FnlteltAk's Gat SALUTAIIIS tin' should have it in eyidence, th at a pdtiee Of. a ba ndon- . . .. so N the celebrated AN 11-13.414 Vied Sec. orSOI,OMO/Te Wert rit I ment, though n n, was actually served ;-and has been so long proved, that nothing of.the present I3ROPS a safe salutary, and cot:Memo for the scum. -liew dire can bear a competition with it , in all the . ditre- :families:resell:lY eieiiipt rrarn sieutla it IlPetsens, se esimrsee that the plaintiff's, , after declaring on a , partlettlar grountl of loss, now came forw.ud with a diffeient rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually *to nr.: &Ws:, eisiate, Willdi eitsibt Yeraw.ts -symptoms, ea Erarp ...ty....ass _ a _. pair. D..je.ctions, al ZTIto. cores And erad'cates from the habit, without exciting , tiuus, u leen len, Dela li I of 1n declaration ? Thoactioo was brcinght on .tir 27th of 0 the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- ;'''s %it I f in f ur i ti en o t f n n r ian re ts^ st roroons arZener e e•il t i o 'shats;Wha ct •ek ., April, and the notice of nbandeptnent was served ° tion-witholit debilitating the constitution in any de- ! w ne. t a el ret er : :s r :J - 174 1 v, the coos itutloo, and pre:tot die enjoymeeter iihe 234 cif Fehruari...,He,slilareitted, ,thcrefore,that gree, or 'even requiring. con fi nement from business' or • le-al•h and happineas. 'foitril f ire *Vi&lOse of titt*e•iymistersv;t4e I ;biero could be Irt,r.qOtet : thi .t.hepresent eleclarition: restriction of diet; Th e ra dk a t virtues 61 these j ets . AntAmpet gine% 6r Sillitteef&Drups, have been found Mbellis l and he added sruithcr or i 4 $ 004. tha t . there . urns a l o ktintable Drops have proved their claim to public ap. • inapt "1e... Te2Y: n r th d te al , , orat an 4 .l t ier a u" er ada t t.° d i f tiee proof of the Swedish Go eminent having consi d er e ds probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility 7 2.ti y ::4,4:',6 / d....bi - if ya l' i l i „ - sfrAnt s a . t .„ o ,,,th,, t ed„„teefa,„. l . , the goods in question -as British prperty of bath sexes they prove a never-failing restorative- , you. TheirflreCmere naildtl , oothacthe-•afe Jet ezPeditiocg-ant ... s . Sir JAZiILe Msriscistn.-•-The allegation to the de. whether the debility is produced by too free use of ' what renders this inedlatte of the greatest Imporrince, h, it r , ,- • elaration is not for, seizOre of British goads; but gene. 1 Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm !=4 l'ttle restriction in point of dirt , and no privations to a w , wy avocations to We. In then, It may been .at dl . sea tally for restraining and detaining theM. , climate• To travelkrs and those going abroad, they . i on Of eho year by the ealetuitnanan, however sielscate., Vritheit • Mr. Serierant-Lass.- Well, then, my Lord, T give cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- 1, the t e ,,.... day.-er e : , no with the certaiity of drriv ng the moo ts, up that,point ; but ,I,.hOpe your Lordship will save ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old ; neicial and harpy effects. the point as ,to the abandotimentfor me. The case stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the &ad to h un ks, price tea tit: each I . there t: e eloehentles, ! Oct S ocral to tour b ott les at t owel by *1.1..1 t'se of Mellish V. Andrew bladder and Andrews is one in point.3s. earl., containing - , i: . o rga ns of urine. By its efficacy many patient l Aaves (attesting also the duty; dls ie stamp of la (1. tati'll S'r Jam es Masartzta).-- -I have no objection so . .. . women have become mothers, who ler many years . the proprietor's name inn address, " Sam!. f. OkTii:on, Liver i ,,..l,* :rave it. will not • ,hael - been deprived of that happiness.-Sold wholesale' to Ini tat! eh is reionY. 7 41 4: 1 ° ; ° : . ...and retail, at Mr: Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside , - cif I KT. raC r eitige of all letters tacit be pli,l, ands fee enelco,d 511Te l l r y . save the S pOit i4l2ll"D' l s liple; " :l. Y ilel °tV .d r'° ve r •a i d ' S4i fitiftb el Paternoster-row • aqd retail , . by 13elanj and,Sharp , ', Thr: he cordiss Belot of Oiltad. Anti-lrupsigides, and Alt ai r,.-.; Sir JAN ks M,‘NstrIELD.-Then I live Doubts . ... -.- Portsmouth ; Hadiand 'Johnson, Gosport; Allniittt; Lotion, and . Guide to Health,' are soid by tarry' , ite. c,. l; ~: Mr. Serjeant Bcsr.,-Then it is our outy to en deavour to remove them. . Weston, Mallory, add 'Jones, Portsea; T rewman , Churrhyard ; and all Vender. of Vtrerfotettiehles In do Loyd . Exeter ; CooltWorthy,'Glenvilk, Gilbert, and Hot- .1 4 ( s. fitgdon a i. w rin tur •re may be the core u h r ad o , ki no w oisuot .,entu s , Denegyan nu or setid Oltat i reccs pa, Urs, Serkant Sireen ann.-In this. it Anse - is i mP s • ' land, Plymouth; Nevibury, Dublin; Baxter and - Mac. , chdot Y ;n:, , e legs. scorbutic or scropineous hosnotel„ siblo that an abandonment can be deepted necessary. , dov i d _ Glas .„, w . : Smith , •Minderstnot Si mat and Chapped hapds l burns or scalds, gates cite or mortilien'em, keel , 'rise King of Sweden, though the medium of his • e 4i ' vr 7 in ; Edig gi g h ; t r i t i ve n , l ath i Ross and p ec k, poa „ , c ,„. ss. Apthon r s p m; ev ,, sh , pfl f , , hing e, er a. e m cusithm•house officers, detained. ihe goodi hosiiie s ly. ! -- ' i Hull ;.dregion and Bilfinge,t.i.reipool ; Stains and , 4 5DvIcr... They were, therefore, no Inc ger in the tiosiessiop of i TAinih. ,• Kine h oster ; Bowen. Norwich ; Knott and the plaintiffs ; and when they hal nothing to aban.l il. • d; Cry Bitniingham • Gregory, Brighton I Edwaerds NV I-IEN Men cf Education and profet,looal skill use : persevering endeavours to discover the Moo rate a•.I don, how could an abanCoornen: be neces sary . -- and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders, certain method of treating a few pferailiug Diseases, the twetr..- We conceived it necessary :It one One. ttntlsr parFscu. ,t n t i o ji les _ n iu 9d. 4s. 6d. , & 225. • ful result of their elperleoce is the best proof of supoWeity, tar circumstances, to serve a notice of abandonment :1 A ~. !:____4 44 :,, _• _•__.., - , • Mew*. 0055 and Cao. Surgeons, love twill lialleed to !robe but when event s, afterwards chansed the gto,und of I. . , V o lu c T!l Russian the Chrtstenlngsind Burials, the cure of the following the object of their particular study, via. our action, why sho de be nge .. from .11 1810, to Dec. 10, 1811 : a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a momeot of inteal - 'lll -if . - 6 b- -.d to Fort .th•••• • • • 9 ' cat' n and Its -totwomitants, Strierres and Oleos, whist, by notice? A notice„ of abandooPlien.t. dough salte d 4 Butted, 1 06 4. the ninety-seven parishes within the walls, 879, ' 34 • ate tamnived plait, are speedily and etfeotimally cured; as also &- under ti e notion ofsil^es I. 1:13e Peril,of the sep. 5 . oitid "'""' A.7' . . . betty, whether asides from Beectunaltan indelgencea, Wog mai- Bu tts: s eo n ed 9. in the seventeen parishes without the waits, 4480.- dente in warm climates, or a secret solitery vice, too often wo n& alter the after-tight which . a declaration of war , happily pursued by die youth of both *est.., In the one coital 1 Chi-lamed In the twenty - three out l arishes of Middlesex and' iterittty orbatieeneu, and in thenecirr a moneroselogit et tiet gave to the plaintiffs.., • ... : 7 ~• , . . i , , • . Sie t ia t atk.s MANSOIIU,D.-There egas wa r , from'Xiiv. ` Surrey, 11.1142- 7 -Buned, 874 1 t. ' 1 tiltwellsesies width, tf new tntiety rensoWni. TIONIIIIIM• in lan. 1810, to the Milt foilow4ig k witen the,.144) was icarly ; christened in the. ten parishes of the City and Idle r,y of potence andeonsucaption. In that distressiog Wats of dcbill.f cr to sail ; and we have nt: proof, that during that ,time ' Westminster, 45e--Buried s 5.754. delideney, whaler the conerqueoce of such batieftiltati:ts, . T there. was any condemnation of o c g,upda. leiides, I • Christened. B ur i e d . arising trim Noy Woo eause;tinfleeti the poet to fibeteste. ' teflon beeenteenfeeblekss regebrir educated Solgeons of 1...., the plaintiff's agent,ccrntinued . repaiting the vessel.; Yale' 10,443 / I . • an on, „, • Males... ..SRfti 1 Its all 17,04 S dun, they offer a Jinni oak asulopotaly restosetion to emend mei and the goods wereparily in the possession of 'the i h" . . I "•••''' ,2 ° 2s - lA ' .ll - ere .: o l f ' hav F e enl dl at viti s , 81 " 41160 fell! beakh. •• King of Sweden, an,d.part4 ir i s theini; As 14 OffieeTi..u pt e ee two you , oe „ g , sins Sixty mid seventy trim .1, The . . result of a lout and extensive prattle! hat WOW elem. miss . Seventy eed ett h!y ion 4111 , 4 : 11 upeno lir r iii' e laoll; to ed. ri . neb w •te itti - o ren ut 4.4mtblg eted ttlinpalleitc . the 4 ,44je lsocc• • had one key of the warehouse. and . their 4ptain had De l pi,,„ teve an d 4„,it to the other. .4.5 : lmsg as they considered they 14;1 sr: . ft . , and ten 014 Eighty and tottery • 449 the kart _ regrow . in diet or were.,; sad is „ ore i.:5 ... SO9 Ninety and a hundred SG spes recuherandi, the goods-cot:hi not be finally consi- , rn we rd ty N.d "" l :l l T, ety where an early epplwavon it made on discnivery of the Affsica., 1231 A hundred 1 tiered in the poesession...otthe enemy. . • Thirty and forty l6ll A hundred and one 4 they le an perform a' cLee ' ice the skeet spare of two d o s ; The unpeecedeend suttees ye the* mole of mottos* (which N -Mr. Serjeant Bur.-••I hope )otti . 'Lordship will Forty and fitly 1741 A hundred and ay. o 1591 A bemired and three ' 11has never been known to NI in ene ni g h inatence in a eras- Wit ea Te *ifpiipt ; • and I rest thathope ell the con. Fifty ind sixty •. • • • Hee of .15 years derieg which period many thousand ; Knees Sideratictaithath during .these,very sonnet your Lord. . . Decreased in the Burials this year, 11650. of both team Rave been. cured. crest after severe and ttquriees . . ship refused .to..asve the same, point foe me.-The . Theretaiie been executedin the City of London, 14; of which. 1 nlnhodo hzd beet' inifclu'd L'Y Other Pratiitilocrawieleasiootorth somber seves only are reported to have been buried within :las iniuces them to thus peldiely offve theiradviss. Leilliled CtAillSei tillitided to the case of 'Sterniturgh V. Vaux. • .. • . ... . • nuts-of Mortality. Messrs. GOSS tpoi Co, cat prdessirg the sere of tht.f ----• . part•cular complaints, in order thzt they may not be kesistd try Mr. Serjeant VAUGUAN-,The point•was not saved I MARRIED. i a mistaken few, wlthlhe obloquy so jowly anacinittardniatie for; you, heanise you insisted on your bill of exceptions, I Lately. at Stanton, Mr. William 80, him, aged 75, .ta Miw rant entpirle, think It butpiniee so thesmehres w state. diet thee Aitn,Alluoi, aged 17, both of Stanton; after a tedious courtship ; have bo w p eu perty e ducated and In i t i a ted Joao every .Sir JAMES MANSFIELD-.I 00 not think the ca,es of los days. Oiiar. This is a most. singular case ; and I wish I the profession (certificates of which, froendifiCrent hospitals, 50 3 to have it decided after the maturest deliberation. II - -i_... • DiED. teelalonials from the intot eminent Pkytetaite, the-flame to coo -1 i Monday, at litswottli tt !Ma r Parker, wife of Lieutenant Par- e,,,,, r ., g e ,, t .t o l u blanch sd Vince any *haulier), that the suceesseveakinoarosnsbeir seld...t. will save the point. • tea Shoe to e ighegeuerel Prat.- . ker. of the sCth regtincot. Shelled but alighted front a posts His Lordship then charged the Jury to fine sped- ‘ chaise with her husband and servant, when she suddenly expired. tid°ner ' t and the y Pr msit 1 e tat their pretension . "' Ws" ts.. Dee. 19, in King's-Roods - Bedford-row aged 65, R. snout, h,r id .or ilia unprecedented the ir pith Which the . rioe, ally' for the plaintiifs.-Verdiet,accoraingly, foe the, seti. $ eti. many years one of his Ma jaw , ittst • ket or the pteze and . _, .he public, been solPii rally honoured. plainiffs I€2oo. • 4 liaDepuly-Lieutenolat of eh, C °ant ) , of Middlesex. ~ ' i Paqt'n't in the meetly are requisite./ to state the par well!' of their • . i At the rising. of the Court of Common. Pleas on riHI LlirdeillsiS are privritted from breakingkand for advice and monei dom sely Ned the tame will be forwuded to ...e their t ' • • itching, Instantly removed by WHVIE, P ludt s ,,,,,r ii , 4 . 4 ilie i hisig .„ er . 4-41" sd-C°. Suria. 11. liblit " . 'Thursday, Sir James Mansfield observed, that he had • , --i HEAD 's ESSENCII MUSTARD, universally eaterneed rot, received ad application to. continue the sittings longer .in tetrad:diary Jimmy in Rheumatism., Palsies, Gouty 4free-1 . .e .- than usual, in.order to try mote of the remaining eau- , '[o -istOitlitt noes and of the , Stomach; b ut where this r e ta i n i ses. Finding himself indisposed, as indeed he had . „,,,T ly ha , h e riii 7 l 2: o ,,i,' and "p eek and the eht maina.haee .IT minutes after - if 1 1 Itt : iflifeteo luli * A l. ' et been during the present Siuings. he 'could only ad- acteally broke. WHREHLI.D's FAMILY CESLAIR will ease - -• • . jonrn, in comAktnce with the wishes of the applicants, Me On, and eery epeeddy ► heel. them. Prepared and sold by I HUH. WATli to the 16th o anuary,. Hia. Lordship did not, con- it.,,......../°b ll . 74 : 4l • 4l “thecarT e 96,11-59.....k_.4..Gritek'sirver,L1 Soho, London, the Morning... .... - ceive that they could do much good, provided they F,7 1. „,,, • tnie7in" . " --...- thernited N lr at 44cem e at is. Ltd: 5014 ' Wteuvism-J "'" e V IN met on that day, if tbey.panceededin the manner . • • The genuine has a black ink stamp; *Rh tbirestne Win R. LONDON.: Maid bit causes had.been recently conducted ; tbut r " said his Jab:Ron kisogioil on It. 1 pt Maud there, and AK lw. . i- Molastet ate' :; 14130!atitDC1 rtr-110 A'. • -11 liArrares aft. : 5! minutes r . Kai -- - . ... 6, .~ ~. .