Star. — London, England, 1811-10-12 00:00:00

.4 Where •Lte theauitid pliteav dogs. from him knocked' :rongb, about Fiera the two with rnd irn. men oil .d into .. cross. the ferry at that port t when the tide running strong, it is supp Med ,the. boat swamped in the middle of the current, as the whole of them perished.. Only seven of the bodies have been found. Last week a mad d•lg having found its Way into '-the kennel of five barrios belongiug to Col. Hodder,' •Of the South Cork Militia, bit severehof the hounds, aO4l communicated so generally the canjihe madness, that on Friday last . the kennel exhibited a singular .and terrifying spectecle.• The entire pack were tkV• ing mad, lacerating and clevouting each other with la fury that no langu!ge can represent it! terms :Kie qu-Ately descri-ptive. hem the breaking cut of tle madness no pc rum ventured into the yard surtotind. ing the kennel—the gate wis kept- shut, and it was only by means of ladders placed up against the out: 'side of the walls, that any div.inct knowledge of the excess to which the maillims Ital . raged could be obtained. Thursday se'nnight a melancholy accident hap- petted at 1 - lowden Dike. A person from the ncign bourhood of York, having to cross with three horses 1, for Howden fair, a gentleman of the name of Brown, who was going over at the same time, assisted in l holding one of therms bedsides his own, but tile boat had not proceeded far, when the horses plunging for ward; i , ecipitated thetosilves and - tlkeititoikrs into the water, and mt. J.* ottn was ainfontinately drown. e 4. He was tetuming from Doncaster .Races, and had a horse whieh run for the St. Leger's. Saturday last, sit Workington, a child, about Six years of age, amusing himself with playing,upon some floating timber in the harbour, -unfortunately the log canted over with him, and he immediately oink. A young man (a blacksmith) plunged in to his assist-, once ; but being -no swimmer, he was very soon in the same perilous situation. However, fiirtunately flue. Rev. 1!+Ir. Richton, the Catholic Priest, passing at the time, with the mast prompt humanity leapt into the water, and after a-severe struggle, succeeded in extricating the two drowning per-sorts I Mrs. Wells gives the following ctirionsfinde of her Moorish husband, &lintel :—.,‘ After his hasty fligkt from this country, he went-to Altona, in Denmark, where he built- a large street at his own expense, and where, foe , the lase few years of his life, his Sole amuse. Meat was fishing. He had a very long room built for. the purpose, in which..vons 'a iargeteservoir of --I)ich , ' of different descriptiu .. aa, .... -." - '- . ••••itartte - • leaped up, taught the Champ of , _.:via,... ~ Sy thg most ; and actlially lett the masks of his talons • ia thatleesietitfure well:battered organ. This attack Crib `tteaned,' net only with contempt, brit with a ipgst laudable regard for the public peace, contented ,/k I x . • iisillt-tittiag the gest/man in mind, that •the unworthy of the lion's venp,eance, and 400scig " 1, that it he did not walk off, he would'gio4l , in ililo to a .constable ; wlich threat he walh ,set ipngtli , under the necessity of realizing. The *Loan f : , - , 411.:tvost exiiresbed his astotlistment at the.temerity of ( * the .Tew, in assauttiag, a man, who alutil easily, and 'lostantly, have annihilated him, and who would have 4 geli , i n itenui, degiee, justi fi ed in doing so, as he was atrtiikod so wantonly. 1161.. 0 ,rd-ship also commended, i n high terms, his forbearance ;rill attention to the • laws. It was a rare instance otasestraordinary con- duet, not much to be t..perted from Men of his de -1 scription. ' As for the little I. , :raelite, he was permitted to depart, Cril, ha .ing generously pardoned him, On ~ .t ' his expressing his regret for his . interriperate and"truly • (4:-- sidicuklus attack. , '...... ~. MA RLB OROVGII-51111/11T.---gartlL Cline since the house of Colonel Wooding, in Duke-street, Manchester square, was broke open and robbed of plate to the . l amount , of about 4100. A few days ago, a maid servant at the house adjoining the Colonel's, i threw sufficient light on the subject to cause the apple hension of -the footman in the family, and also a jour:- neyetan Painter, an acquaintancif of the footman's:— The servant maid's evidence was, thit . shesvasZlian:. if* the . stvp : oftber rattster!* dear, when ski observed • • variety of plate •,te thought time ; she .- stopped shociatdd not ascertained . .ier had the rob. he had, had lived d3y) con" circumstances, ination. Acre the ,was fined Tblic hay.f packs at • EDP, ,aciGesettskd was *with pass was fully uttererpf court man - Vraisymelk Bien i se mow s a i s) Gregor" , ail. Niles 2s. 9d. - , :shadiveti to receiti his. l i th 4l ti li l Sa A ctsll4l Z,„ 4"r " es' i V ederes a"" t' leithi. `" tiks ' be .,,,,„ 4. ll4l ) i t : 1 1 .4 1 4 4 ° t I e ;$ 1::; ) o i: : :11 to ' another perspt . *lli lin b te v i It r ,,, Aeon, ,w,,ett bi1ic...,4 and.' Cave conrir... 7 ,- .... : ~ F r . 2 4„Aossies avastoen, !Mill 'Humplweyes.staternent. They said, they -hem elle"). : to be reputed thieves ; and hatoften company with well biers -pickpockets. 11 e • 'iitututt . te - fet - titalt as velte. seen them in ' ..hi-ewts and lifin-5 Satith, ticarge& with stedffng b: 3- P risc the shop of Mr. Smyth,• Haberdasher, in Ratelll ners did not deny any clung in the officers' statement. - highway, six pieces of ribbon ; and John Thontito Lit giving an acconn t of themselves, Scott seid, he who was,.chaaged by Mr. Dixon, Shoemaker, got his living by sticking bills for the LOttery Offices; White tills-street, Stepney, with stealing sot but he had not thelenst appearance of each is calling, but was extrernely well chatisesl. Bicknell said he was, shoes*" which property was found on the person the p risoner . it painter, and slid jobs fer bicstself• They were c o w - . . NE ... Seined, as replite r M ti ogees , thieves, and vagabonds, atna.—On the F.,54.;5t1i. a most. Wastent- under the Police Act. . , . . unproved murder was comm itt e d on 1 .. . :1 4 , • J. B eam s, was charged with stea))4lt ;h ' 4 c ilik band-. noes, C , iik alip eaver,.resid on the lands bf .: mj r ..,., .• kerchief, the property of J. Williams , Hunger- near Ireland. On., ',. ••..,, s . . locskC°ffee-lon'Fitwh" was passing . 144414 the*B ; rand ' eiteurristen It C . ' Esq. Coroner, •I• • piLleu hp, felt ifts handkerchief . pocket, two constabl ,proceeded to Ballylteeven, where . *id imtnediatel go from his y turned round and saw. the prisoner 'held an inquest- antheiliody of the deceased, When 1 it 'end on of. The prosecutor pursued him, • following circumstances appeared in evidence: Abt .' 1 1'1 hk.khim secured, an d nn searching hum, two silk the hour of 11 o'clock lit - the fOrettoon of Ntredtiesd • ' ' alibis were f ound in his hat. I - It corn-was cO- . •the 4 25th ult. the deceased saw Nhiti A window in ' , trial. rear of his cabin, coaliguottelltitie loom, wheretorv'end . Levees coachman was fined 5... v.'s. bad been at work, 1;11eniel Crinigh, of the said ph Ater number of outside passengers • tog are liuntin three mll3ll pigs, his property, with two do • ~.. - owed b b LAct of Parliament. . • he sve,it out of his liou.e.• to preveut the dogs fr '•••`.... - '1 1 7.. gti Vic • gistrate made an example of three tearing them,.„Sten the aforesaid Crough struck 1 '' ...- ' Iteve breght before him on Monday, for with a. stone on thelread, which callith, and knoc - -•-•• . ' • • .. in Kensington Gardens, yet a num- ~ him dthen. Immediately on his getting up, limo 1 . .' . • •I',, - . : klai.s, with some of the Ushers, belong- Crougt, Isi odier to fhe aforesaid Daniel Cron 1;• . :•?•• '''''''".• cademy at Kensington, on . s . ''" ° Tuesday at- • • came up and struck the Ideceated. witittl stick, ah I ' ' '' * ''' nut trees with briefer tied to strings, ai, , - two fee , . long, by which he cut him on the head ' ' ', 7 k: .' * , l gatem over the branches, and breaking them; 1, knocks I him down at the sometime. James El .-.' .' n 'Pike's, who has the care of the Gardens, A ing, of die said place, came up to assist the 411 drive away the depredators , they • hau „, crou.,lii, and lie struck the deceased on the head s ...., .." •' r•hsfeenffe h i t° t° i"1" It W" t'''') 3 'Pi;liiider. I.ICII as is g enerally used in p.umc TIP P.. v .. V • . ne ,,i, eh e j r 4tssieter,..iind rempassion to thi:ir youth, nix• whic h , prowled 'him on the ground, and their i ticlped trp in Knightsbridge ti . deceased rediately they went away, when•the , 1 1 1 41 11.1' Uteist. • : , :: n - - ' . -- - to . Ch• . not tx.—Yeserilly Crib, the a mplon, claimed, " Fleming, I leave the cause of my d l *. • . . on you,,. and exoirel in about•thres hours after. -4: rather a CUT 441 1 14 . •olinithiat against a .., . Jury lonnd—That 1 ;A __dole' Lie ~(id Connors was '' tier°4ll of °C kWiSti P ersuasi ' m " 114' • . - .LI tnu-d„„d by Daniel Crough, Timagli= .1 4 ,, •• '. . enotilsOtestatcl, that he was '• . ',. ~ . •• • ?.s 'letting. All 'of' tingle:have./ , ' • . • '!'''' talking' to -sense of 'lds: fi leo. - . , . 4 , . n Street, v , ..' 'wt .- is Itopi:d will not elude that punishment * Jew shoved liimit4f, ie rgther an impertinkirtilt „ is sti justly due to their crimes.. 'Me deceased ~,,,o ne rs /* ns„ Crib immediately cal •d him a little . ibotit (22 years of :ere, and has left a wife and t ..pukeretsscal ;At ejtiaii hi m begone, and not stand children, destitute of support, to deplore his loss n I. .caning to thew ttstion. The noble blood of °NW , . • • . tni Isissiirhe was warmed in an aittant to such A pitch, At I.ynn, in Noi folk, a few ii tys. since,. 13 fiat he leaped up, caught the Champicle of A:sland , were incautiously Cr - deeded into a small boat, to igi do scgp:ottocr thitsSerfs Door. when she Otis Coianed Woioshiig's 'door opep, and a variety of ,the 1421' itiltlse wtv,ants7 hall, which she th . • frfkaflifiy/ 10 k tack .A 9 ..fiushounstitei at the time iym :a -11 Wit 4ave.thlt,b o l4oh WIWI afterwards st t i i i t a yt street and 00414, lic sham bat' Abe cool ' -** 4 1 01. - r ;IWO* Aigilver 7it was aster ,gat 09.4Pervorot 044 ttkitijuuimeytuan paint AlVt.4.:tliSAlN:4lll3,4.9l).illeAltelling preseding th -, ', tit was net generally known that i • • . ',; viShou,se mad the. footman (who had 1 11 ' 'o3lomil's serfs= until the ptOtot d4y Ai that fact. Undeabesestispicious cirCurnsi the prisoners Were:o444d for another exit mit bs a A . porter s belogitn , to, tie . warehouse vale Woolwich Coaches „ .at. Charing. Cross, ,was With costs; for an 0 , e, :Of ,w ) ltikh the pablii Oftell to•oOrkVl44l.. that, of n!A r th;Vtveting, tt in 1 ,0040 x, Vgnii,after'tke :arrival of. L4g.ooao: iai), agree** to Act of pi t diargo, ItoToii,GA Rprx.—telkidi/ L Atari GrieltS ' cltargedtitY a I:lineu-Draper, in Holborn, *aid ing at' his shop *counterfeit shilling's, and wa - onfoirtitt.4l_• • •thciOst4iALL.—Yesterday, another utterer') terfeit dollars, nameol'Maria Jehisik, was exa The landlord of this' Yotftshire Grey ;public,ha the'. Boripttgbi stated to * the Magistrate, that at lititir ton gUadot evening the prtioner, and a IP lite euespairy, came to his bit, and the mar for a glass of shrub. fie put 'down a dollar,' water, which contained , fish of different descriptions : excruciating tooth-ach, pasthe.would sit whole days angling therein. 'lf the —Sold wholesale and 's" fish did not . bite quick elough to suit his 'Vfoorish side, cnrinn. of Pataraol temper, the watercaras let off, when they were beaten and Sharl*Ptnliannnth' to pieces : and oft-einies his domestics partbok of this Allntnt, Weston, Malls chastisement; fot,-according.to the brutal custom of nun, Exeter ; ..C,ookwe the Moors, the attendant Who commits all'error, even Holland, Pireoutki 1 olthe,slightllst kincleis, deprived of leis existence; and M c Duftlaii.GY"g"3: UM. oil/ means they baiter i?gtkaril•agairskit is, to Cat i ts it IVI take, re- their . ._ _ is! ti t 'blaster, *bel..lif pollon'or the HIM 4 Ail a daggeri2. , -tweeionet . tehthi what death - the world Lynch, 'II was deprived' if this orsiemeht I- bsteatttrettely is ;to more ! • .. . . . Medicine Venders, hl / he Lloyd, Birmingham; • ... .1 -:. Wale r• they were in dollars ai bad, and si to thOtt . the Bank prisooor could . 7 r►as . ex death The will- ed wa4 ind two' ;c. Fs Peg vfor, • . . :• Iti:. leaf 4e ,Odto pp 0.1 . -. a Woo 4s 44 en 3 . 44 Pon ' - 42 • ... ..._ titan et ea, ollist.:•• • t ; Beasts. about 720-.- Lambs. 71400. .. Caliet, 110-- 210. NrKt3/1341 - Alle LlAtsl3Nl 4 lAtt. MAldtiT. ' '" 1 Se. • 31 4d to 4. 44 Veal Es 001:1* Is '44 arm, ' Mutton ss thl to 4s. M . .Port .4s ad it* 110 a 4 . tie PRiCEIOF HAY AND iTIF.AW. • . Dena la ri, i ST. yhmget. • Wetuicsnilli. evlio went almt ay 41. •Cle. to 61. 10s. Hs! 61.,. Os. to 6s. 1111 , , .. taw 11. 160. to dl. Hs. dower , IL Os. to al. 101 1 ' l ut idi t y* •' f u t " ' in• e a ' to 91 ' la 23 utlnutesafter ' ' HAY. AND 6T,NAIW IN SplavipiuLD. 11 . G.t0 61 01 New Clover st _ _. t Os id al 'es " Mott Si*ta ' re Paster of a ntettfo ors, irt. Wareham. 1110 it Afro*, In t MO woe early lees t e isd trews,: Iva, die singe of 3frittb-, Ow II we atlas air L r i•riort. 4 9d P -451 6.1 ./. 0 co . M. to oos.pd. Such 0 GO, 0.1. to °Os. ed. dOs Od. to ocs. ht Ochpoekets tingham Fair. A lost £3O. by one y.. a the 23J of August last. or strAyed from a herd, Schich, liar the night osi tire lof it Chiles l'e ll et:Ere a t litaterter-Oittethh, .writ off en tuttit SPriaZ aa4 14i awn. la olturt, the Patentee InA thin earnitedinary abtryion to tAngwioallpou pen*tel hisiteeif lean thena,,tirey were ow fulfil lute otc47 though ilupotient of ligniArtal aa.t t rol -•4 oeintronatt worthy. a Ow in tie cab diligent ` search wits -net& for effect; it was at lcneil diScrwered in a cavern gnwnie, about 40 feet, ox was drawn from his L days .he had'arit received eitilee food or water, and was restored to•his owner, under whose fostering-in- , &wince he is fast regaining his wonted strength and eigtnr. - Wednesday se'nnieht, dtu4iig the faces areal-lisle, .—.. __ _ . :in unfortunate acEident happened to the family of are h nte i n a n ad cWs . , w ila ith use and - ----. - - Sir Waste! Brisco, Bart. The coachmae, driving c N. B. Every Bo: sold in Great %balsa. -- " four•in-hand, was suddenly thrownfrom the box, by i,, af abo4,/f nm ,,......s - the breaking of the spring, when the horses took fright, fright, and set off full gallop, fortunately the leading horses broke awar, and the two others were thrown' down by the upseuing of the carriage. The popu- 1 1 lace immediately - ran to their assistance, when Sir IVastel, Lady Brisco, and their infent son, were conveyed to the house of Dr. Blirmair, in Carlisle, with every appearance .of being much hurt, parti culerly her Ladyship'v head and flare, which was so ,dreadfully &raised and Welled, that not a feature was to be seen. AbCA RIDES (or small WOrrrn) belong to the VarlYa. cular tribe, and always take up their abode in the rectum, intestines, or stomach of the animal they in habit ; unfortunately for the human species, there they breed most abundantly ; insomuch that they are found in the bodies of infants one or two months old; semilinateisaineweicrthedieerdsfs ---- bidden teseifitakeh In the stomach, they came sickness, and irregular ap.. : treatment is simple iiiiii . nt lix at s rer rnuett =t d zsuccvssfut petite ; in the intestines, g ri p i ng pains; but ' " ell ' in ' most obstinate and comulscaml eases of venereal infants the rectum, the poor-patient has no rese by day, *WI as obstructions in the urethra, stringy excreoctners • I itching of the nose, pains in the seat, that they cannot mours,calious aims, eruptirms, vend/tat weakness, gleeu sh 'or stand still. By night, these small vermin come . .... 1 STAIC I'UIIES, off in great numbers of themeelves. Any person so s W . l t i l l n , er te r pra n ati ' m fit a• b l i l rs . d ait unkti ,j r t tr and ' 4 ' l6 j a'et Altered may have a complete* Cure, by the use of.; airmen t, aro ma* and pc ' rma7g,toy cur wittier th, 1)r. GARDNERS' Medicine, 741,• LonpAire, and 9, ', outr i esortoe atm p a t o in i - - *f ann i ng .h enforT h azi Shoreditch. . i t Ago tbnews die tgolurritraustle. In the r Beautiful White Teeth may *Orel/Wed is eau cif ' s", Jeardett"" l ",_ _lintlik•__, blkikkilittlraPtias, "rnemt" qtrictssre, sizi,e be at IFNI • are may WNW their are, t the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without I tradteatleis of ielliiiiillitteilliirtiti by a We, certain and which the finest for med•fitce is imperfeet ; inattention . d on f , ao o. o f pl i s e t s ql ,.. upst i nt . /* i nfra / NT yet a a 01 ,,, in the teeth and gums is the priaeiral eaese' of an 1 weakness, relaratlast,auddeisiitty /.scoeiseding front thi, c . offensive breath.—BUTLEß'S VEGETABLE Rest orit.l.t . _,Viceell remaftiVilidtthe. puma restored to sour. viva TOOTII POWDER. is a most elegran and certain i 51 "''''''' the 41061110 y tun for 'Tan r' per .. ace In their r . r edits: after ; remedy for all diseases of the teeth arid gums; its t ot e b u l ge/1 1. ' 6 01% d ; i i i n a k i pe ib i b tr ...5...• riltui,,.. to ri particular ctualities are not simply confined to dealt--1 stwelliolries 404r0 0 Was alal go aiolulaasie 'the C.iikattiti sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highesi I Sigurd /joillentou and Pendamen, of the first rest,, ilfAusheed Wader thallue of 11lesura.-eurrle. and. Co. hit state of perfection; it will render-them beautifully I white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them ; r . cit il ~... ndi , id md somplaolb eftbretfretitra, Strictures &e. ar, t cure, req. es' t cast r . ICI their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy ' mayteratettesetheiwarsattsfactory oridentei l or t he t , ,, in the game r cause them to adhere closennd „firm to ' veto* ailudwat. Cum* and Co., plan of treanurnt, the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the ..., k a er a", I tti dentin foie, had Strictures from tea to t el breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the titbit "-• ilease4hl4.l4 _._ et 1141 "' nesile and ,H excruciating tooth-aah,' pm-biles, - and swelled faire'.; by'eisep="eltarmar ciente:yellow' , ...Nue waronempt. —Sold wh4eade - 'resift at Mr. Butlet'a, 4, Cheep, : '. ' -teeeistenedo nutytereouetestdby tither Get weer-roan and ratan by Belaint .._•,.,,. 7' • . 1 4,.. y, awl acmes, at their house, success. 11 lien aredJohneen,,G6epotti, lis ' ' 1 " 111 " hiltie cquntri are re'7"eitt • tory and Jossesilitirtsea . I. l reirl ' . . ottani/lone, Res; and purrs! habit of l'• • ' -,.., T . i ; .: r.snllktarite firradeicut • and inet!icine., when 'hYs . Giedv.illbi Gilbert .. ._' L . . "'•''..ll, ti infpart of the kincd. m a • -- "r- DOlrdi; Baxter •'- - ' ' '... ..whe Mit Ulm Nei distnr a. er•lntallaz geo// , ‘ ..., +- - ; • of a. faralip_ ay be assured t list In - 4 -'-`" "IP 'k ' F are Linable by medical skill ; a:.: . ': limpadloides tit/object of striniit --` rat the cure d ouch defects, by in yeankiltiteite - ___ of t. e Above maltdi.ll,... (ice arisiog titenstrum. TLey art also acid, by rls aopeinmsmt, at alit PerfJtri i IS', St. Minot% otreet, Pan-mall ; the Tirpasup. No. R' terd.strem; Mr. IlishttronWs, No. 7, lielkonreiet-ifel, opposite the Memitit i eft'l and by roe rams m every con town in Engtmd, le.is Boxes of only Ws. its. each, seal with WI and pions tthlsitiona, whereby perm,/ of either se core them:ekes with ease and seerney. N: B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed pp wids 1 Oithigh,bt flniontaltbe Caumndesiotseto, is printed u the °Coe " T. Taylor, No.'s), Now ILldgc.-etrast." to imbue it filooy, and ill esiteirs are couoterfeit. .IE and Co. Stirgeons, late cialkosirdw wookt ward Nisdictne and no , - TDt tleactift'of 'du Aithesed sod poilialosiii Levai.Kg•r, 3 Sc) 14 the Moe, Tives-Ea: rr ' ' • "" P ' in' "r""*"`' . '' ...." 53 IstIOULO• snow •sp I z u................z5 h ..... ----.......... PRICE 0, HAY AND STAMP IN •SIIIELIi SI ELI). i *Atria .elar 1.6141 , 60 . .. 4 T BONI Jilt it- Os tool ,Os New Closer II Os to 71 Os ‘ l HIGH New Haft' 'la - 'I% Ici of 'Cs ' Wank Was+ flOs•to Si His , Molnitig...... „......_ , els ' Al , se •' i PRICE UP HOPS IN THE DOROIICH MARKET. , 4. 4! grirms 't".?_•:::_r_:,r''""*"'! 55 .... _after,. __,...,.... ? Bags. . -• • Pockets. $ i COURSE OF EXCHAIIIDE. Knit ,4t4.t0 61 Si 1404 41 104 to 71 04 Amterdam, 99 0a U Paleinies, ItS 'Noce pet o Sussex 41 4s to Al its Sussex 41 114 to 41! to Di tto at s i g h t . 55 4 Leglisin s 66 Xearllnr,s-i•Kent, Dm M. to to 01. Ss. Roster/don, c. f. 617 s U Gensa s , 54' ,Zo '', • • lytroelteti. 41. Os.. to 61. Cis. :lissi001101, SS 021 1:1 Wig i,i.C.411 tiv .Ple(el rcz.bit rAt.i.ow. Altana,. si 1 24 U • ' eS'ective pert. see St. James's Tsflitimst • as 94 Tao Tao.' ' • , 'lss 'O4 p..,,,i, l at 4 W. 1 8 6 Lk,. Now. as Clare Market • • J;ts Sd • Yellow Rawls A 724 04 : Di t t o , 2 s. 111 10 Idsbds; 471 At'hiteekagislislirkwt , 4s dd . White ditto • 761 04 Od mob* ` - Bottsoe9 , de. I* e. • ' Oitdrio. "':;1 pti:ry' sto of 81b. ----.. dap ditto 704 .,..'•:• Polka s 10a , r,•,;... •• • lit Id Mikis* *et dos Od = dd ::, : 'Cork. 10 . : Asensio as Shill o Wits, Miens Su ud t • • Rad , $ . os.• di& . • Graves me od. Good Pimp %did. . ' Rio boo6o..lic h i• *tops. di .„....., . to. ttrow Soap. 11111.-to:tlea. Ses--abcd, 102 s. ppti. w Dealii•di, .e 4 IL. Od. .1 -9 1. • i per es_ Cs. ni . ',Stet' Candles psOdets ' ~1 is 6d...-/sidada,l2.l 64. . .. , 44 . • ttil i iiMP.S. • -—-- -- - . - • - - Best Iletkiii 'add Steers • Oedlitir, 'Hi . 10d.' to Ss. MI if EU% gitihdt si 6..4'. ~ ' „s I t.li's *strainy 'Si. id. 4t4 SS. Ott: lvdsrkve Calf . . te.. od. trek L BA 11,14401141111dit' I . • s Moddangs ft. ad. Ott do. , 44., ,Failiista Nurse ll*. to 1/Is. 911 .tbel=rmt II 00 •1 14 / r.efT • . 0 9 siwor Lamb Slaps Is. lid. to Ss. S.. . . . of thoVenerrld Iseise t .t)te Sistirls3* he. svi egrajtioo6l :l:3=l PRICE OP LEATHER IN LEADF.NH'ALL MARKET. r iekriftit Is D avit& - -t Bkts ' • - eld • lint ' (*flit _ its 304 344 ns#, Ow wiloo . tisfelos . Pitt I$ a doss,. Its . *waft Iltiper litit o .. ' WI 2 44, Ritie • ' .• - 604 *Ad tibia , bail f iodttng go p4rtica6r utension. kirsch:sus' Back. 004 004 Dios 30 4. 40 4 In 15 days they gusekally care those trust Dirsrders ; Dressing Hides lid tad SnisE Seals as 01 to sr .04 w h ift ssissy 44* *soy ofirsingh restestilglissltiol•l Pine Cottett ltdet •tdd 14%d Laegi ditto 12tH ISO, t i en t h as the trzwe chit lie se si t e Is at the tee of L , Crop Hicks for cud. s7cl laid Tankid•Herss Hides 16d I+'d le •restbs4 s i. dt nuffignigit be 4040 rest. Ditto ~ 194 IrSd t Skins Sts (Us ft ft ' tirs•siss Mk, sh , sietval COAL,MARKET, Oc roars H. the far% 'met I nto centold wk.% At aka Ships at lipase' • Sold criers, sr didtdsiittefmtet. The,' we 4 It 9 Nro•ca.4,:e 66 r 4.* od to Lc,. 04 ' itaearser.ofisnitaks is 'writ at $ r •"S Sunder:4M 2 • 4S ! 01 to 47, All 4 4 40 4 Palo Sprite, sail (.1114i *vs :'y 4j rinws rgr (4.171:1r. • Stone Coal 0 en .M. to 00%. pd. to last, the . has this earnwedinary iibtryiati CO I . sas od . to Oct . 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"itte titartiee'of ninny fears • panic* hn branch of Abair rndessices his not g dee tknsueca.oll case. 1114# kohrtints is direct' their . itsdiee to the treatment g 41 ibenerfal,[l•kapiCuts, and thee cjerangenrott at the ib al whtelt . is dos o ya eswet,ce of the prrnltious and wasteful,'. habit niihkftpily peratudtsy the Touren ofl•ot In dm Iset futriatwbe-thiron6siting waled id. nest ; tea • *ve its ravages family developed to them I tres,s'.ns wire off &altlity, which, if WA tinsel? remedial, trr in unpoteom. Tiltlealft its re:parsed uWmate effeets, wil sumptioas,„loss of museu.ar power, and various nervous cur usually characterise the metier wages dflitiandkary vice. emi 1 n the ,bout elfIC • , I ct~ 1 :'~ • y: -~ f - "'is ~o ~