Star. — London, England, 1816-09-10 00:00:00

7 HGATRES. CnvENT•GAnDex.--This fa;ourite resort of the V+'aries•of Pleasure epeoed yesterday for this `Ninth Season. with the play of Pizarro and the entertain ment of The Mi/hr and his Men. The House has undergone some little alteration during the recess.— Two Boxes have been elegantly fitted up for the reception of the Prince and Princess of Con Juno, and the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, in positions which will appear by the 'Sowing sketch of the re ative situations of the principal Boars : KING'S BID[. PROSIPTER ' S SIDE. Mr. Coutts (Orchestra Boxes). I.atly Spencer. Duke of Bedford. S Ore- S•agei • Puke of Devonfhire. / /bon. M trqui: o f St..fford. Prince Regent. *Duke of York. Prince and Princess Cohourg. Duke of Gloucester. or TWO PAIR STAIRS. Mr. II Irrig. (Over Staze Doors) Mr. Kemble. I cr. J 11.,l'an.i. Lord ligrtmont. Mr. Mai tiodate, Lord Cholmondeley Lariy o).!:ltlktr.t. Mr. Rigby. Lady Lucas. --- Marquis of Sat-bury. U. Auger stem, • They hare it alternate weeks. These fir•xes are surmolanted by handsome cornices, which harmonize well with the other supetbdecora tions of the Theatre, the gilding of which has been Lord Shannon. freshened on this occasion. The grand entrance stair-case from Bow-street has been ornamented with a new magnificent gas chan delier. It is suspended from the riding, and the gas is brought down seven tubes, which pass through one large funnel, from which they diverge and form a circle of six lights, with a seventh in the centre, each of which is enclosed in a common glass, and also in one of considerable dimensions in the form of a bell, which is tastefully ornamented with wreaths of &was, and to which some beautiful lustres are ap. peoded. The spaces between the expanding tubes are filed up with roses, thistles, and shasnrotis, in gold —objects which, pleasing in themselves, are here particularly appropriate, as they are completely in unison with the embellishments of the interior of the building. Two single gas lamps appear over the doors at the extremity of the entrance hall, which open into the Shakespeare room, but the rich 'flood of light furnished front the seven tubes of the chan delier we have just mentioned, is so potent as to make every auxiliary blaze unnecessary. This new orna ment attracted much attention, and was deservedly admired. The Play, according to custom on the first night of the season, WAS preceded by " God save Me King," which was sung by the vocal performers, and received with all the usual demonstrations of satisfaction and pleasure. In Pizarro, the principal actors were ho noured with a hearty welcome on their first appear ance. Mr.Vovso, as Rolla, Mr:FERRY, As Las Cas.:s, and Mr. C. as aliox.z.), were pat ticularly dis tinguished. The thunders (.1 applatne which an nounced their entrance were r,:lt unfiequently repeat ed in the coarse of the evening, a.+ their approved talents were developed in their respective characters. Miss B , ) , .yrit, as Cora, displayed great energy and feeling ; anal NliS. EGERION, who acted Elvira for the first time, obtained consi.ltrable applause. Butt torstont filled the part of Pizarro v. 11.11 ail his wsonted ability ; and the subordinate characters were, fur the matt part, very well sustained. ENGLIsiI Orcia-tionsx.—Last night, previous to the pertormance of Rich and Poor, Mr. BARTLEY came forward and addressed the ;Itclience as follows : Lam es AND Geri"! LEMEN—Cirvir,wance4 having rendered it necessary that I should solteit the favour ot your avention for a few ntomeets, I request permissimi to real what I 11a*Ve to ad dress to you, in order to guard against the possibidty of miscou ception or figure misrepreseetation." Mr. BARTLEY then proceeded to read the following statement : 44 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN...-It is with great regret that I am called upon to address you on a subject closely connected with your amusements in this '1 heatre. Ihe Proprietor has never yr t obtruded on :he Public, the grievous injuries he has pare/tally sustained irom the opposition of the Patentees; but eha: ° m ast- Sion has now assumed so strong a character of oppression and per secution, as even to extend itself to the instraments of your amusements—the untiffending Performers. The Performers, Ladies and Gentlemen, are thereby deprived of the means of ob taining a part of their subsistence' since they are even prohibited from appearing bt:ore you at this Theatre on the alternate nights, when there are no representations at the other*, and when they consequently receive no salary. " At the opening of the New English Opera House this season, the Proprietors i.f Govent-garden theatre peremptorily prohi bited Mr. and Mts. lasro (who had still a season of their en . peement here unexpired) from acting in this place. To this unexampled aft of rigour and restriction they were compelled co *Omit, in apprehension of the infliction of heavy penalties, or perhaps, dismissal from that Theatre, although their engagement to the Propriuter of the En g lish Opera was made three years ago (and acted upon during two seasom) vri:hout the slightest hint of abjection on the part of the Covent-garden Proprietors. 44 Some accommodation its regard to Performers was, how ever, p e rmitted by the Sub-Committee of Drury-lane, Serum the Props itior of this Theatre had the power of affording them an equivalent. his e q uivalent consisted (by a priority of enme ment) in the valuable services of a young Lady who never ap pears upon these, or any whir boards, without receiving the Warmest testimonies ot public approbation and esteem. Lames AND Gem.saisn---The accommodation to which I have alluded is now withdrawn. An offer has been tendered by the Proprietor of this Theatre, through me, of making every reasonable sacrifice of his interests in favour of Drury-lane Theatre. in otdr to protrote a good understanding, and to this offer, not wi , h standing repeated upplications, I have nut been able to obtain an answer. " It is far from our intention to attribute blame to the Sub- Committee coxescrlvetr. The Sub-Committee is composed ot Nublemen and Gentlemen from whom nothing but fairness end liberal feelings can be anticipated; but, I have received from a sigh Individual of that Committee, a verbal communication, that none of the Performers belonging to Drury-lane !heave will be ly him permitted in future to appear before you on these boards; and it has also been intimated to me that the service of the young lady in question will eot be serpfsped or received, at Drary lane Theatre by that Individual (on his own responsibility) until after the close of the English Opera House for the season. " Lam ES AND GINTLESItti—It has been deemed necessary to thus much, in order to account for the non-appearance of Air:. oitC: ex and Mrs. Ha axowx this evening, although their statues are in the Play Bills. Although Drury lane Theatre is c l ose d t his e vening, and their services are consequently neither required nor PAID yea, they have received intimation that to peril:ant here would be at their own pwil, and would perhaps subject them to such severe penalties as they dare nct encounter the risk of incurring. Under such circunutanew (which it is bristly believed could never have occurred, bad there been any present meeting of the Sub Committee collectively), I have the honour most respectfully to solicit your indulgence towards Mrs. Cuarreeev in the character of Lady Clara Modish, and Mrs. I'INCOTT iu that of Miss Challerall, which they bare knadly un dertaken to perform at a very shunt notice." This Address was frequently interrupted by ap plause, and by exclamations of 64 shame ! shame 1" Isar. BARTLEY then stated that he -had, since hi: arrival at the Theatre. received the follciwing letter troth Mrs. oItGER, which he begged leave ro read : " MY Dezia'Sta—lt Is with estrum regret I am compelled to inform you, that Mr. KINNAIID has forbidden my performing any longer at the ling) sh Opera; intimating that, if neglectful of his injunction, I should, appear there this evening , a heavy line wool .1 be exacted . —l am, &e. "M. A. Mout." september 9.„ 1816." It is itArdly necessary to add. that the Ladies who appeared as substitutes were receive 4 with the greatest appl4oSe• STATE OF THE ODDS..-BETTSI4O ROOM, SEPT. 9. DONCASTER 41%, LEGER STARES. 3to 1 agst Lord .fitzwallanes Bto 1 ag*t Mr. O. Powletes two. colt. 7 to it agst Matitorneg, 10 to I apt Wathcote LEIS 5 to I agst Waterloo. 14 to 1 apt Captain Cand►d 11 to I .igst gasping 85 to I agst Paulowitz 6 to I agst Lucifer. 100 to 1 agst,ltembrandt. - - A GRAND PEDESTRIAN MATCH OF 1500 MILES.--• Old Barnet, 72 ye4rs of age, the Felipe of the Pe destrians, starts orr the above undertaking on Satin day next, September 14, at Pig's Marsh , bet ween _ _ _ Bow• irate. the ' stab► respei coil, 10 tl had spot • r— I 41 St( passit called the admi toot' •' Stop reproba should this - Tooting and Mitcham. FOOT RACE.—Eriday the long-expected foot race between Beal, the Yorkshireman, and Brierley, of Lancashire, for 200 guineas a side, was run on dm race.ground at Pontefract, when Beal beet his op ponent by about 100 yards—be ran the two miles in ten minutes and ten seconds. • Boxpro—A match which excited much provincial interest WAS fought in Cricklade Meadows, Oxford. shire, on Saturday. for 2.5 guineas a side, and a purse of 10 guineas, between Philip Farmer, ostler at tltit Mermaid Inn, near the spot, backed by Mr.Thnilove his master, and George Horton, said to be a relation of the boxer of that name who fought Cribb. The 14, , er is a sort of teacher about the country, and was backed by Capt. Fairman. Weight .-Farmer 12st. 8l1:. Horton llst. 121 b. At setting to, Horton :hew ed off, and planted two smart hits on his adversary's head ; but. Farmer got in, and a manly rally followed, which lasted two minutes, in the exchange of bits, and both went down in a close, bleeding from every pore of the head. Six rounds as courageously contes ted followed, and Horton fought very game against superior weight ; but as teachers cannot make their pupils game, we can say very little of his scientific qualifications, excepting tapping in the set-to manner with his left hand. Twelve rounds only were fought in half an hour, and the sides of both heads shewed severe round hitting. In the 18th round Heston made some courageous efforts and some good ran dom hits ; but weight told upon him unmercifully ; and in the 21st round he was hit to death, to use a hasty sporting phrase, and was carried out of the ring. in a state of insensibility. A subscriptionof £l5 wasi collected for him. Monday were sold at Wakefield, belonging to two respectable farmers in the neighbourhood, two horses, with each a saddle and bridle, for the sum of three guinea:. Wives may also be considered as much de pressed in value by the pressure of the times, a la. bower having sold his wife on Wednesday last. in Wakefitld, to a waterman, for the small sum of six. par Gu that • Ed , Sir' two past them cm] live inqul had, fowl! the' an, pc: nat.. fined JeB. Aft eni plc iir ill MI pence!!! Yesterday morning a woman, who lived at Chelsea, went into a baker's shop and asked for a loaf of bread, the baker put the loaf upon the counter, and as she was tendering the money for it, she fell on the fluor, and instantly expired. Sunday morning, a labourer in the employ of Messrs. Cook and Walnisley, of Leeds, grocers, was found dead in his bed, to which he had refixed in good health the preceding evening. He was 33 years of age. Yesterday afternoon, a bricklayer of the name of MITCHELL, repairing a house in Martlet's-court, Bow. street, fell froin the top, and was killed. Thursday se'nnight, the Scribbling Mill, situate at Windhill, near Bradford, in the possession of Mr. Mamma., took fire, and was soon entirely consumed. Monday se'nnight, in the absence of her mother, who had from necessity gone to a neighbour's at Stoke, in the Potteries, Jane T u nnecliffe, a child about five years old, became a victim to the ravages of fire, by its communication to her raiment, and died on Wed nesday. Cotea-rett's Inutatsys.—Last night an Inquest was held at the Cheshire Cheese public house, Surrey.; street, Strand, upon the body of Ann Odle, who I was burnt to death in the house of Mr. Ommaney, of Norfolk-street. From the evidence adduced, it ap peared that the deceased was servant to Mr. Omma ney, she went out on Sunday, and returned about eleven o'clock at night. On the following morning, at six o'clock, she WAS discovered in a passage lead ing from the cellar, burnt in a shocking manner.— The candlestick was found urn the stairs, and a small piece of candle a short distance from it, so that the only conclusion to be drawn was, that her clothes must have taken fire whilst she was -going down stairs, and in her attempt to run into the air, she was spelled back by a door leading to the kitchen of the next house. Verdict—Accidental Death. • Monday se'nnight an inquest was held at 13oldre, on view of the bodies of William Tanner, Jane But ton, and Sandi Button, her daughter, who were all drowned by the upsetting of a punt, in which they were proceeding from the shore to a boat belonging to Tanner, then lying in Lymington River, in which he was employed to convey the two women to the Isle of Wight.—Verdict, Accidental Death. A young woman, named Fletcher, who resided at Burton-upon-Trent, was fully committed to Stafford Gaol on the 14th ultimo, for the wilful murder of her illegitimate infant child. The particulars of this ;horrid case are as follow :.—As a boatman and his boy were coming down the towing path of the canal, near Burton, with their boat, they passed by a well. dressed female, sitting close to the canal, with a child in her lap. A respect for her appearance induced him to lift the rope, and pass her without inconvenience. On reaching the next inn, they mentioned the circum stance, hinting a suspicion of the woman's design. A very short time after, they saw the same female coming down the pith without the child, and meet ingher asked her what she had done with it ? Sbe replied, that she had left it at a farm house. An - cher boatman coming down the canal shortly after, by the spot saw something white in the water, and throwing in his drag, hauled it to the paths it was a pillow-case tied up, in which a young child was fas tened. The infant was then quite dead, and ap eared to be about six weeks old. The femaletwas then followed to her home, and found at tea, but trembled so Oat she could not hold the cup in the sau ‘;cr..—She awls committed for to supposed murder Esq. At d' COll2l sub for .. a poor daughter, FritL , Charles of . yr. POLICE. • THE MARKSTS. it s HIV/GATE A 141) LEADENHALL MARKETS, na l . ---- . kw-oitur ay Mi (By eke ('areas.) Xessill.. one of the tchmen o m Beef, f St. Clement Danes. was brou g ht fro ref st . 6d to Ss td, veal Mutton - $$ 4 t l a 4 s 2.1 1 Pork 3, 4d tn r '' 1 41 !It o 5 . watch-house, in the cu stod y of Mr. Walker, con- Isle of the night, charged by Mr. John Guyde, a PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YeeTERD Ay pectable tradesman, in theCiiy, with assaulting and ST: JAIIIS'S. WHITEcHaPIL • 't faring him in the street , and fora ily dragging him Hay 11l lla 04 to 51 18s 04 I Hay 41 to i - .'----... the watch . hou se, tinder p retence that some person Straw tl bss Od to 31 6s Od Straw 21 16a to 41 °l ° 31 3 1 NIMPER 91,1 "' - I been calling-" Stop thief 1" and that he • sup- Clover, 71. us. Od. to. aL Os. SMITLIPIEI.3. led Mr. Guyde was the person, as he was near the Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 les I (Liver 61 os to 71 Os. SSOCIATION at at the time. The w atchman attem p ted to jos. Straw en Os to ES Os. r himself, by saying, that he heard the cry of- MANUFACTUI PRICE OF HOPS . ----------- Stop thief 1" born a court, and seeing Mr. Guyde new BACH. Neve POO:ITS. ;sing close by, he supposed that he was the person Kent 61 65 to 111 Os ' Kest -81 Os to ISt I Jed after, and he, therefore, begged him to go to & m ei st tsa to et Os Sussex 71 12a to 1311: TheCommitteo of ti r watch-house, to see if any charge was made. He Essex 91 Os to 191 Os Farnham 111 cis t o 1 1 ' wring and Labour 1 mined that he was rather in liquor, and that he RAW fIiDET -------4 - hi, eat in their plan to tk no pains to find out the person who called- Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is 104 to ^ 2, oe to render airs Stop thief ?"—Sir NATHANIEL CONANT strongly etone) =2l6dtoSi oi i Market Call s 1,1 I ry ibe air Th of e Londonßight line"a • Middlings 24 24 to 2s 4,1 1 Eng. Hurse 12 71. ,1' . • ' oth er Plasal4 "Pee;ll4 1 srobated his conduct, and told M. Guyde that he Sheepskins Os to 3s 04. Shearlings Is sd. Lame st o •-. 4 their exertions for th auld certainly call on the watchman to fi nd bail for - ' 24( k ) , C :si t , .. .., r ---------- Wives elbu• is outrage, unless Mr. Guyde should feel satisfied B PRICE OF [ , FATHER IN LEADENHALIai MEE, Buccal 50 to 561bs 20t1 211 Calf Skins SO to selh .• • ' his apology. The watchman immediately begged hitch, ntl SG • o Nibs 9.54 26d Ditto 50 to s 701 h .* si.tf 2°t; 41 rdon, and promised not to offend again, and Mr. Merchants Backs Mai odd Ditto 7t. to BiNh 1 undied Pounds and u s eat .4 ayde confessed !Assaf perfectly satisfied, and said, PRICE OF TALLOW. ------'-"--- lite ' : at he should pursue the matter no farther. St. James's Market as 34 1 Vown 'Fallow • Earl of WES sit g ... Edward Hood, one of the patrole, brought before la e Market - Os otl I Yellow Russia F..ari of POVs . its q I NATHANIEL CONANT Edward Lee and James Booth, Whitechapel Market Ss 22, i White ditto fie Earl of MUe 1 -- I Snap ditto per stone of 8Ib. 41 Earl of ROSE oof a gang of youtlo who have for some time i Candles per doz. lea MI-Moulds, 121 04, ...„ , r . 4 •. . Th. following Noble. st infested Lambeth and the vicinity. Hood knew Yellow Soap, 88s-Mottled, 91 i -Curd, 98s -pia, . ..941 tight Hoe.' em to be bad characters, and stopped them, in ------.... Hir i. I El" ' 4 COAL MARKET, sEPTEMBER ill SSE RUSE pany with a third, carrying a bag , c ontainin g five tri • Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price, JOHN HA? 1 'e fowls, about seven o'clock in the morning. On 10 Newcastle lel Oa. ed. is "AN . , quiry he learnt that John Taylor , o f Kennin g ton, 1 Sunderland 1 44'. M.te uo,, oe . - 1.. THOM )). Id, in the course of the preceding night , lost five 2 Stone Coal 1 4114. ed. to cot. 04. ' 0 Cinders 0 Ws. Od. to nos, t;,;, . i CHAUtM • wls from his shed, and on bein g :bean the fowls in 1 Cu h n I sirs Od. peruse e bag, he instantly recognized them. The y were PRICE OF STOCK! YES 1 7------ ERDAY. ' ' shOsettl" of Sub"Pti' =mined to Horsemonger.lane for trial at the en. .__,.. fedi* Stock - . *us Fire-Office ing Surrey Sessions ; and Booth was detained ✓ stealing a shirt from a clothes line, belonging to ;rer'acßiesi sh . u s t hut 3 per Cc. Cons. 62H. In'!ta Bonds 7 pr. • Nail of Powis Exch. Bias (n d. ) 46 F. • . nes. Robert Henry poor woman in Lambeth. 4 per Cent. shut I Do. (Std.) - ... . Clitee QUEEN-SQUARII.--Yesterday Mr. Jana Hewn' el, 5 per Cent. Navy 93tif Consuls for Accuuoi tisattel Lord triatosat Clive lover and hosier, appeared before the Magistrate to Long Anns. shut Lottery Tickets, All.las. Collected at the Pail • Church el Bet :, aswer an information filed againg him by James HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT I.olsilioN Bar - Dee t t welds, Surrey, alter 'uckey an officer of the Customs, for having i n his Morning - 34 min. atter 4 f Sermon by the Re .Iftn2° ----- " - - ' so - • ..... 4 - W. Paribli, less. vs. ossession 45 pair of Angola gloves, co ntrar y to the —.. e . - r -- _ ----1--- -• - a Aho• ha addition to • :atute ;to which he pleaded not gu i l t y . He was MATRIMONY, . i . : l eave, by a Frieze_ ned in a moiety of the penalty, which am ounted to 14 lovalldique patrum referent jejuitia nati."--Yrata ... • y e C • Devon M. 13s. 6d. ------- From the taint embrace le rrs. Webber MARLBOROLIGIUSTREET.-Davidge, Stars, Gee, and Unmanly sons arise-a puny race ! ••E. E. M A It RIA G E should he the foundation of iv& ' NA Idpvl ~ p u p t imi i v, n w it ti t i . ch in is g o t f h te o r se t dist rec ur a t t d io th ns rour ic h h t be pude* )1 1(. 4".. Ifoore, -were yesterday, re-examined, charged with ntering several houses, under pretence of being sat rhe n n s i t th hhae e enjoyment ot that great p domestic w blestr ci arsat E Mr. Juice A''''ct lumbers, to look at the pipes, and robbing the same. Han - Miss E. S. A!ar iusan Walker, servant to Dr. Reece, in Bolton.row, the melancholy variety of disorders under which hu g e; • is known to suffer, there are none more alarming or m en . / 1 ". F led ' North tsted, that on the 16th ult. Davidge rung the bell, Mrs. E.lnstimneget tress! . ng than those which resole from fashionable gaieties, a Ind said his master had sent him to examine the Mr. S . S, Oliver dissipation, or solitary intemperance. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. beg to state that the wham iipes. He was shewn down stairs, when he pulled : Mrs. Mary Burton tut a rule to measure, and asked tor Some chalk.— tension of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment cure of CERTAIN COM PLAINTa entitle them to th e C.S Esq. • Captais H. Haynes the bell rang fir her mistress's coffee, and she left s c r f ,ted suee an rio d r aecrquirnemtent. fur regular i Surgeara, v ffer cure r n ev u z n a t e ge antof the ~I , 4 . i t :o l n r li i , t . :::, ,n e se s iire tbi - 1 ' c iMNi u nr pt ' '' . ll : ll . Yu ß lice . ki li tall A d- y I : he prisoner below. On her return he had just got )(HSI& the door ; but she had no suspicion of him i; con y tracted ' in an un guarded n _Lull a neighbour, whose house he had tried , app rised springs dare and fur every class '1 debility, a hirb is theme. ' n ag Blake, E -4 1. er that he was a suspicious charact er, an d s he then quencr of juvenile Indiscretions, presenting the nieurvy ot nap. , . hood,nieu n entailing ridage—tor llngby anocipation : ,nits unkppy victim ill the*. • ' missed a silver teapot, which was in the kitchen when h he prisoner was there. On this cha r g e David g e was • ed-the cheeksy bod y bte ello iv andblood nn ies l s-- :..i" enervate "I " W. G. C. nu -he mint! g l oom? tally committed. The next was prefer r ed b y Hannah and dejected For the result of their success' le this ,i , '.„ '. M . junio rs. M. At'aaw a , Barrington, servant to Mr. Butler, of Btuton.street. tar branch, they refer to that reputation, wEeh, they Ex• my prisoner, accompanied by another man, called ' e4 themselves, a t h d ey have . acquire l l, by 30 7ea-s emit-m.lc', 'i. i '' of Loadan and Wes with a similar story, and they got cleat off with six :l i e c w e ; a z ; t e a r : iit . , P a " l c;crev. ou to r :.j! cn t . atri :,c ti.::...t..e.: t d . , 1u t0. , :, . How; and at the Cl guns are re. 1-,!-_:e.l in the 'Nat . . ;tools:- . silver spoons. Davidge W 25 also committed on this two days; and in the moat aegravete Ca.t.'9,.:;;r44:: . . 0 :•:aerlAt It is requested that charge. Mr. Hallet, of Spring Gardens, had been In their plan of treatment u:-urns to the paneta au iorgcti*:' , eta et sp b e di mme d robbed of a quantity of plate in a similar manner ;- constitution. • 1. . 1 .. addressed as fellows: but in the absence of his servant he could not identify Married. W°ll/" ' 97" have lens ___,''' disap p o i n ted ' . erpectattons of a family, may he iseteo that, in most team either of the prisoners. Lady Young, of M onta g ue- such d efects are curable b y medical still; and though thus A. M 1.. 1), • street, had also been robbed of a quantity of plate by move! ot suds impediments he an object cil doubt and uncersza .------ the same stratagem. The prisoners were remanded. with others, yet the core ot nen deteers, by the grach.al ptl . BT . a grese ot re . GEORIGE'S F. Murphy was held to bail for - presenting titivation, is the acquiri mein of tiler expellee* loaded pistol to a housekeeper in St. Giles's. On either Sex , C w il it il h 1 :1 1 .e E ;e t l at. C ;: ) 6 rcr may b a e nd c h o o r no sul u ted r, a b t y thr ieetite r how4 tie'! PI HESE CO being asked how he gut the pistol ?he said a friend N 0.107, Hatton garden. Exielits i n t h e countr y , stating de I. On Surgery, of his knocked a patrole down in a fight on Sunday, case, age, and general habit ot living, &c. Sec. enclosing* tees levening, at the 1' the pistol fall ; so be took it for Lance for advice and medicines, the same will be given oriole t Brodie, FAA. Assi and the patrole let any part of the Kingdorm-107, Hat . orsearden. 2. On the Laws ,ir !ware and quietness ! , . THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, at nine in thd morni. BIRTHS. Bhysician to St. G. . • Prepared by Dr. Socomon, Gilead-House, near Lame& On the 7th of December last, at the Garden House of A. price ball a guinea abo tie- or the quantity o f four in one WI B. On Cleentdatry Stewart, Esq. Madras, Lady Elizabeth Macgregor Iviutray, of a bottle for 335. on which fis: are saved, dut::cluded. ~- babel 6, at nine in daughter.' Cheosistry, it..l. On the 29th ult , at the Manse of Pencaitland, the Lady of the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is 4. On Therapeuti Rev. A. Maketiat, of a son. , • r e el: universolly acknowledged to he peculiarly efficaciatn irall on Monday, Oct,. • On the 4th inst. at Chiswick, the Lady of Joseph Fletcher, inward =Stings, 140'44 Of appecre. indigesti in, depression tit sptha • square, by George Esq. of a son. 1 trembling nr shaking of die halide or HMIs, obstinate cesh F.R.S. At Madras, the Lady of Captain Veslan Pick, 89th regiment, shortiles, ot breath, and cie,,unitnive habits. It thins dislike', 5. Sir Edward H. of twins. ; eases the most violen 7 pains in the head and stomach, and prow* , George's Hospital t Sunday se might, the Right Hon. Lady Charles Benticck, of a 1 gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gentry this meiimirs daughter. much admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gendys• JUNIPER ESS". Friday, at his house in the Retreat, the Lady of the Rev. cringing the fibres of the stool:At, and giving that proper tot* THIS r:Ssi ;Fa Charles winch a good dil;es ion rim:tyres. Nothing can be better adrfrk .A. not Rellle !r of a eon. Walsworth, A.B. Minister of South Lambeth Chapel, to help and nourish the cot..a it iit iidi J nocturnal .er a noctual tieback In the Stefan.* era - with wipe, etc. '1 his Cordial it hie lily esteemed inghe East sei . tendant on Pregn. t MARRIED. West Indies for nowt aliiiig and itivignrating the nervous eistrzt Atmospheric Hea , ' Wednesday, at Southampton, Captain Creighton, of the army, and acting as a general re• toraove on debilitated coustituder, " Weather, and is; t to Miss Eliza Onslow, youngest daughter of Admiral Sir Richard arising from bilious complaints-contracted in hat clime:eta-I lee Bowels, to comm i Onslow, Bart. who have the care and education of females, the studious as gig of the case. As Wednesday, at Gosport, Captain Maclean, to Mill Lys, as the sedentary parr of the romninnity, shouldnever be vti , " o,: ' , k will be found a v daughter of Wm. Lye, PA. Surgeon, at the Cape of Good Hope. th e C ordial Balm of Gilead, which remove; diseases ii the li,a4 ,t ism well knimn pi Tuesday, at Kingston Church, Haute, Lieutenant Joseph Sleav invigorates the mind, improves the Memory, arid crates. , V.: " pal nume objectrou of dd. Godden, R. N. to Harriet, eldest daughter of Thomas Radclitie, imagination. the e eel. Esq. Assistant in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth. It is the most absolute remedy (or such iliseaue. as are at,taa' The italy cal slim 1 At Dysart, Fifeshire. on the 28th ult. Major Watson, Royal ed gitith the following symptoms, namely, a treat straine Heath, Nutting! • of the breast, with di:acuity cf h e r e a t hine; viol. paipitatiars ;1 .• • Price vs. ed. and i Matinee, to Miss Lucy Whyte. a DIED. the heart. sudden fluters of beat in various mina of the Body; Sold by E. Ed• t ether times a eviler sit cold, as if water was eours:.t on time . 1 1 1, utl iaiuur i tis ti ot an oN fl : e al t, ; 1 11 : 1 : 1 At Madras, Major Gordon, late 2211 Light Drago o ns. flying pains in the arms and limbs, hack zeal 1)41y, resemlibl an l ap stable 1) a At Tranquebar, Lieutenant Davenport, std Native Infantry, those occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very viri.,ble, sown and Lieutenant Barty, 27th ditto. A • times uncommonly slow, at oilier times very smirk; yawl.... On the 24th December last, at Ternate, one of the Molueca TLA ADIFS t . f tin- hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suffocation, as est; Islands, Captain William Coleman Carbery (of the Madras Euro- rienat, r, - a . ball er lump in the throat ; alternate fits of crying and :nark peen Regiment), Commanding Officer of the troops stationed slur laughing; the sleep unsound , and seklone refresliiite, and a' . there. His funeral was conducted with all military honours, and patient often troubled with horrid dreams. Much has !wen . 'ag , r his remains were followed to the grave by all the troops and re- i apectable inhabitants of the Island. . by interested individuals aeaia.t. medicines that are a !e.i cis J; . k . ini . of "arsine' tiering the skin c , but there is a very impottaiit übset vation to be made ret:wei'l -.... At King-hill; Downshire, Lieut. J o h n Newell, R. N. the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that i vilest its operation INA, !e:l4. ;Tr reputation of Suddenly, whilst on his horse, on Sunday sennight, the Rev. !Ate, and efficacious, It could nut have oinainzd the unevanilii is PG7..leelarly r Pater Leonard, P. P. of Rattibot;e, county of Clare. • demand it has acquired ; sir, as it has rarely the grim taleattr;:e tau . and see At Stratford Lodge , toasty of Wicklow, the Lady of t he is genuine. of a persuasive advocate et tile e;:r of the patient, so nothing Ss: Hon. B. O'Neill Stratford. 'This truly gee his conviction ot its virtues, by its salutary effects, . tun ii Jute pe Thursday night suddenty,whibt on a visit at Mr. J. Berson's, nest Monk Bar, l'ar. Thomas Harper, formerly a woollen draper quisite to enable even the happiest combinatiou ot the 14.01 s ir.j• Made of rank and severance, and yet rewonable yerseverance Is eer.a.rly must te araPaktor of Dr. of York. Sept. 5, at Exeter, aged 47, John Hutchings, Esq. for many Balm: deals to root out chronic diwases, and retture the e.dettulicY , egad notaabilautk;raoe elan to health. ether In vention. The CORDIAL BALM OF OiLLAI ) most %;onderfe?! years a partner in that City Binh. Augnst 22, at the Chapel House Chatted;, Cambridgeshire, . . Minister in the taw Countess c h er ishes nature, and w.ll support the lite of the .l e ,ei an! titiLl'' . ' , 7 ffilk a t waye and be al fou ist n b d t aged SS, the Rev. John Tinier, a Have, In all inward decays, debihty, lowness of spirits, relaxation 0 . of Huntingdon's connexion. , _ .:.,. • etwasees, w il l har. either ;At, whet her hcredttary or owing to yosabful impracteeso. Sept. 6, at Chelsea, aged 73, Mr. J. Kent, surgeon, late of the salallsst Cons Hat medicine will afford the must wonderful relief. Great Milton, Oxfordshireee-He accompanied Captain Cook refit' P . Its well-known characteristic of promoting longevity bat . .. ... round the World in 1774. e ss . To Thursday se'nnight, at Kiihnahoo Glebe, the Rev. Thome; gueu upon long maintained ; for by kieping the constitution, as it were, .. . 4014 id _ • Peeyea continual repair, it I reserves the body in health and vireo, , . Carson, of Killmahon sad Clonmult. Wednesday, at Southampton, Mrs. Hart, wife of G. Hart, Esq. prevents premature decay. It requires no particular con Ear - , in-______ bcdtt b y . M4s • . ""reevertaor satiate of NewingtOn-place, Surrey, who had bone to Southampton for nor attention to diet. ' l leatbetry and Sot the restoration of her heath. -, Government security against Counterfeits. o t ' teem Suns, Chas. On the 14th July lut, at Barbadoes, of a pleurisy, occasioned Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, strand ; Bacon mid Co. lA. 6 New c hurch. . by &severe cold, Mr. Jeremiah Boothby, Missionary of the So- ford-street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; ar..„ five T rewman .'„, (ley under the superintendence of the Rev. A. Clarke, LL.D. Medicine Venders; price les. each, or four in one Family geee b y colthweet i r _ ITuesday last,at Leominster, after a severe illness, Miss Beebee, of th at-place. She was a truly good woman aad devout ehristian And by her death an extensive cireie QE poet have been deprived for 335. by which one lls bottle is saved, with the worm - r . Vandesof 0 " Sand. Solomon, leverpool," engraved on the Stamp. ____....* Znieepe t o g out LONDON: Printed by Levee Kass, Pickett Elan. l• of a kind and liberal beaefactresh • Publieked thete, anti atIL/Stir-Offiee:VestiCe F3'. . 1