Star. — London, England, 1804-08-02 00:00:00

--- SONG, WRITTEN ET MR. AMPNIA: r A trete unto thin peace NI war.tbia nighty tan and pother. • rbete each part y,like Kew Zettotdrni. an d grinning at each other; To dght or pay tette% ready. be tattea hatter loon, or worfe. sir. ht one hind wields the (word. and t'other's always hi I& pork, Sir. TM. musty Bonaparte bold, rid,. Cancel, King, and Fent:titan, Wong tr..ga and brenebtoca may be found no &ant a very great man _ TN* bezhatins ma their cod he b—the dark days have not pad , Sir-e He'. their Alfba apd Oetegc—theirfirf Caniulabd their trit. Sir. The cry in (till. the red Se n, come. yet tied nine di !let Sad 'cm t O ! orteold they once bat leave their peats, and set,par Setts be- Dino rn ! With the Muller of s bree Dunked the:data, Abby then *RI delay, Le Fat to vetyresat a toes. 'tie but &eery firth any. Sie, Thr Coofel bat AM rrafeeetlweg b. end ord e r "' 0-4". a" aWof,r; „His trekos, like lib bows. IMmerie dm" too Wal Swo' °,3, °Lrt • .gyp Koitirer be Is tube owde, &error to be cretwid, "Coda make blare fo liAtisald,thaibgnOP eV? be w 0 47,.iti 4 r1 Tl.es each kite of Ifeenebnow I—eto Re puhno bad its roe, Sir: And aka all esla flebting they are ofhae they fief NV , • Wise dkd two settliao Tratichroev who Wet hivedlug foe. . Sh t WWI ter think 'de very w eb they They laver eh& Gatile to ihe greautt thei; Vaii . ertfey ►Wtiper,H . Th tuAladed their Panyond Sive they'd sem have mother The y toot/rd BcelsPVtel,432.-W•4"0010,010hoino!, •*- Ae4seev rtes &Lebo's.* irespeelle.jrAviii itatig InvalP. 4 " • SPORTING OiTILLIT,FAcJi. , . _ , .113111ifintr4, Bawl*, telps.lli.thaitsowa wralhed. ever ilte! easel its thaVswevafitlitates Series -01 - 4 be week.' • There was after Nods a hark race. which 4041 no •- • AMMON RiIC.I.S. OLT TOACCOrikeneg of fterl* on %lew-R4et • :itiscavety'roat. The Prince, It'afoal,.-wary (eased in' Ws , jemmy-bos of his barouche, Mr. • Ferrol, Mr. DaY f ite. were is the carrilge. Tbefpnek eoreniscriced Ore ass Veletek.with a match fto hob gulags% 3a. ylb. half Ogle. . Me •D•cban'il Itaribla " 461. Laibtkos rtweitapc,, , . Firs to foot. NalflaUd. Won elllty. littroest was s Swetpaaltst of yo guineas each, h. ft. far orbs atui fillies O. then titres yetin wiasygr.of the Derby. Oaks, Aisne, earl . Stabs...to any YR% eittrao--010 rim .sm i le Itear. mt. eitatiektv.o.fiwittoilto. e..doilito •. 3 1 Lc/ IgawrionSb&e...lisattuot, byVrorrs . (Katt, above horles named, twO only Darted. which saintiln as placed. Hippoeatopus was the favourite; Hannibal earryiag an estrus weight of ylb. A very foyers be won by abolst half a knith. Tlasti Mowed a toattli for soh guineas, both four mileos -.; ltneswes variants_ - . m Sto r. tockttoo cf. c Cesewese; by C o bwebs, a tastier ' s A very gond rite% Charlotte to the lead. and k e pi it tili within *boot one hundred yards of the win . r ing port. Darkling ants the favourite atliarting. 11th l a p was a Hantlicoo. Inqte of yol. for 4. 5. 6, years old, and aged lonkt. Heats the New Courie. bar .IAL, it.eso e. Road" in eat, Moak a 14, raw" ai & vs . ~t.trd. 4 yrs oki. ift s s 3 Wt. 'tr o wel 4b. C. Filmbess: 6 err ea, 71$. gb. 3 s Carta n fslafit.r . l-61' e. timber to Vint. 4 an rat 1.60.0. Firs to fusty obitumbti, at fluting. . . .. .- -Tot 'Pao WI AMU ati.s.—Cnkmel B--gwell, M. P. who is Colonel of 'a Corpi of Volunteers in Ireland, aft 4 poprietor elf fame eatetsfive corn-mills in that ceentry, has not been unaptly termed MArassl Sack/. v ia Crlonel !f- --rch,Wlso oonflirds ere of the regiments of Volvtoreen in this tropoli., and whole turtle flop hat tickled the tof every epientesn in the C-Imt of Miltrwito i been dignified with the title of liarfhall Yuman COrylifTlTtoti of Ptraes.--The annul Conretri• that for'reiter, given by the Highlend Society of Ltuk‘air„:tn the three belt performers on the Greer Bmgpipe. rims held to the Theatre R )yal, Egla. na "%litany thft 24 , 18 ult. in the pretence erf a Comnditee ofltuirs, vitae 1 by the Highleint Society of Scotland, and of a ranee **memo addi ence than on Any. ir.rrna OCCAnOn, among Vrbol23 mere thagreater propottioaof the InAndty end gentry then in town. The tuft prize, being a hand:or:le Pipe, properly mounted, and adorned with a filver plate, upon which there has Unce been engraved the proper inikiiption, tether with forty meek. Sc ots money, waaadjudg. ed og by the Committee, and th e pipe delivered by Cnl. A. Macsetnnoa Mostar, their frees, attended by Sir John Sinclair, Sir John Macgregor Murray, harts. Gen. Macdonald, Mr. Lamont of Lamont, Colonel (least. invettnefslbire militia, and the other Members of the Committee. in pretence of the audience, to ?dements Macctecon, from GlArgow, who had ii manly gained (camel and thirst prizes. The Resod prize, being nirt Gleneaos eeks, wa y M ana * s ad lodged to Finlay Lend, from iilon, l ' piper to the late ArgyllOsira Militia. And the third prize, being alto Thirty Metbs: was voted to lobo M'Arthur, from Diva, piper to Ru tpld I‘l , lsnr.ald, Etc.. f Staffs. From the, gre.tt improvement trade by the dirt: ferent petfotenees nn this wsrlike inllroment. (nice the annual competition has taken plate, the Cum mittee bad the fatisfaftion to and. that in get-eral -- ritn appeared were good player', and met with stints from the numerous nits gentefte.,,,,pany tended. Betides the cometitors, Duncan , foerrerly pipeeto the Lai , d of M`bhib. now ,; :s y :t uel..(hire Militia, and Donsld Robertfon,', (o the F.stiobttruh Royal Hight ind Volunteer T A, who formerly gained plies pipes. and Do- Mean, pirr to she Stsiet y, perfumed I whams and pieces of male is as excellent audience %eft alto Intich ents.esined with ig of l-11,111nd Reels, intnalueed between the The comyetitors :his fort were repeatedly ,d by the company, and received fuitable pre from the C rosnittee. Jt.dfjes of the ei .mpet it kin, tin the ' motion J. MAegiegor Mnri.sy, lonised, that it 'sill per in I,,Lure to ent , ..ol.lgt, by fuitaltle j ie tr this a nnual extitti.ion. the tomeitec of the Swottl rattoie. ••• ; the I).itirir.g ,grteyccatictil sug%nat,.otl other (peeves of Digb. I.Loacins. ;hole grit A pproirat aft 10• Nab. to the I: piper to regiM!n Wild M . fentes I The dAncinp oat- . encored =imps The of St( T lson. 111..451 atTn;hl land ASSIZES. A Dhein Affixes, Mils gime Suitt. of Herring ton, s age 53 iputed lv be worth iociol. per anm) charged with Peealipg a check apron in an alehoure at Durham. was acquitted. At the late Affites at Wexford, frslStras jeprer i was tried far a.rapewn a young lady of that c nay: he was acquitted of the rape , bu t found g uilt of aft' faulting her. and Sentenced to be imprifonecf or one year, and stand twice in the pillory. One •Cosiart was found guilty of saunter, and ordered' for elects- Con on the 25:h Oil. At the ,Herefor d Arnie' on the. efith ultimo, was tried befoth Mr. lattice Lawassca, and, a Special Jury, an information filed ex ?Pio by the Attorney General; at, the inflance of the lioniturable the, Commirfionen for the affairs of-Taxes, againtl l's Mr. Elias. Jenkins ,- an . A tt o r ney, at Neat!), in GLI- M. tgan(hire, fur a Mifdemeanor in obilrueling the gnmmillionera executing the Property Ara' for the Hundred, of Heath, in the execution of their duty: 1 The Defendant pleaded not Guilty fo the informal dab, and refitted the profecution. 'But the Jury /mind Rim—Guilty. The Alfizes far the county of Dorfct were on Fri-1 day held at Ducchefier. There were only three pri tuners for trial, one of whom war 'capitally convicted, and. received feMenee of death, viz. Flisaldk Barden, g yrnstvg-svornaa of *B, for Reeling a piece of printed •evatton it *.llsup• al- Cur feomhe a the was 2cpiirrecl' i Ittfprethe judges left the town. Saimaa Chant, con i vieed of-Reeling three pigs, Was Sentenced ro be* trairrported for keen years; and IV. 'a up.. cuntuait- 1 ICA as lira s t ecomplice, was-acquitted. '— Montheruth Attires Produced a tontiderable por tiinof Spfineket - the .NO. Prior Berm-el.:yen cater," ' Ude, entered for tr ial. • That Pr the greatell conk ?pence ( the priisltsdi Th cided in, which well defiant the attention , of tenants, and. as inch• we report k), fins an ejetiment'anntiaenced be Thomas Swinnar toe. Big. of Wanellow. Rscoeder of Statford, avian his tenants, Mars. North, of Brecon, grounded on a notice to quit. In the ceurth of the tria4 slit ful- Iheying points arcife, and were determined by Mr. Juliet Ls Bosom. in favour of the Defendants— , *IL That a notice to Init. if (creed on a fervent, mutt be deliCered either en the premixes ileniffed,or 1* the dwelling bottle of the tenant, Rawls! ite *fide elfewhere.—And. zd. If a notice to quit is delivered to a fervent off the Premifits derailed (and not at the dwelling-hotsfe of the tenant), the tenant's acknowledgment of its receipt will not render filch ferviee valid, unlefs the act nnwledgrneot is made a fa half year previous to r e termination of his Iv: ~c y. ; . Lawns, Jute 3o. —Mr. Baron Hoynam and Mr Serjeant RUNIMIGTON united at this town on Satan shy evening, and opened the COMlnitiOn ; th is Inciesing they proceeded to bufinefs. i • On the Civil Side nine caufes were entered for Aria), three ../ which were Special Juror, hut they Were all for 'Gaits and obßruSioas on Revenue Officers; and none of the caufes are worth any de tailed report. , CROWN 51D1.....1 fary Gear, a girl of reventeen. ass indifted fur the wilful murder of her fem::le ha hard child, by throwing it down the privy and 'rutiocat• ing h. Sarah Stamford Paid the kept the Anther public hook at Ringmonr, in this county, and that thc pri loner lived (cream with her in klatch lath. On the Bth day of that month, a. She was palfing the bed room dour were the prironcr Rept, the heard her moaning as though in great pain. She went in to enquire what was the matter ? the gill raid the was very ill, and that the had hurt herfelf by lifting a large keeler (a boiler). The VVitners got her tome warm gin and, water, and the Said the felt herfclf Inver. Soon after wards, about eight in the evening, the Witnefs went up into the room again, and was Inquired at finding the Primer nut there. She im mediately went into the garden, and met with her coming fam thence. Sulpeeing what had happen ed, the allied her whete was the Child ? Ilse girl immediately replied, it was down the privy. Mary Stamford, the daughtewin-law of the lab Wienets. confirmed the above liatement. Charles Stamford Rated that he was in the gads tin the 8:11 of March, in the evening. and he beard fomtehring, or it were digging,, at the bark id the privy; afterwards hearing what had hared, be thatched the place, and found anew-born 'ld. -. James Moor, a furgeon at Lewes. Rated that* was called in to examine the child--be found it with. out any f)snytonts of p t urefaftion—there was a finall laceration of the (clip, behind the left year, above that a (mall hole. through which a part of the heir had oozed out ; but there was no extraveittion of blood, w any thing which could lead hie - Ito fuppefe that any violence bad been ufed to terminate the life 'tartlet 'child. The lungs were Said and healthy, and reamed to have imbibed atmn(pherie air; but, he Enid, that wee no decifive proof that the child was born alive The Learned &limn who tried the cattle told the Jury, that they SYR ought to be fatisfied that the child was born afire, before they pronounced the Paver guilty of murder.- He then recapitulated the evidence upon this point, and ()hinted, that there was not a (mete tittle which went to demon- Prate that the 'child was live born. If they were of ibis opinion, their next - duty would be to thy, whe ther Ike bad concealed the birth, which would rub jot her to another kind of punithment? And he confided, from themanner in which the antwered to the e.garnrytotes i of her nistrefs, where the child vies? declaring, that it was down the privy, that he dose& there was hatdly fritScient evidence to (sod 'lief guilty Of this pan of the cafe. TirE Jury, with fume LeStation, found bet gene- roll- lid GAO". ' • 7Wreser Nenmeett, a (richer in the fed* retziments wet inditted for a burglary and violent afrault upon William Martin, at the parith of lekielliam. ' lir this cafe, which was of a very aggravated na ture, the evidence was calcify circumstantial. The Prairie'', and fume whey foldiers. had been in the . .r.sbit of eating the boure of the yr fecuter ' who was what is called in this country, a pie trade, (that i. a frnoggler) who ftrppried toe foliiitry .iili tr irits, 8:z. and some time in kchruary lath they had heir •vr 1 v i.:. a great Jz2l of rio:eu.nri., for which they w etc ii , :tettectl 1.1 a fettle ermilliment by a Court Martial. This v.as fumes • r relined, sir a ,l ee apr'i......ion of Aar:::. The Priener frtat this vl.in !CI 11l 'A but I. ftnt,:sr.:te LONTVIV MARIMTS: CORN.EXCFIANGE, WEDNI.hDAY,.AUGU 3 T t. Wheat is today, eteeptiog prime (staples, rattier cheaper..;. Some fuse Dantele fetches yos. White Peas, Barley. and Mate Mm little flueloation. Grey Peas are' 40a. per quarts, beth (ample'. Beans o(, heath . Imo, are fonittliiiii lower Weltaw • pod rupply of Oam, which arc genotaly cheaper. but a tew of lit quality keep up. Rape Seeds lower. line American Flour 14s. to jos. par barrel. Ge.NERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 38-. sos. 655: pet v. White Peale. 44a. sos. ed. Fine Ditto, 66a 684. ca. Belais, 354 411. al. . Ryc, als.3oi. cid. Tick Ditto 30s. :;6s. Batley, ay.. Ist. od. • Oats, aos. ip.. ass. Malt, 684. 73a. at Poland ditto. its. 171.64. nue ditto, ock.bos. od. Rape Seed, 361• to 391. per With • PRICE OF FLOUR. - Fine Fldur sos. to 555. Seconds 455. tosos. per lath. PRICE OF HOPS IN THli BOROUGH. Bags 41 tos to 51 os I Pockets 41 tti to Allis PRICE of HAY and STRAW in smrrift e t F 11): Solleadow Hay, per Loot, - 41. ka ro 41. Is& rk,r f Ditto 31. I rs. .to 41. .. 41. W e e r • • 41. IC. to A lOC- P a • StrilW.. pee - i 1 ion, to sl. di. • Iflofen2tiethtoemec,nclaclntixidve,ordit wasvicrjeaferapflitnrotlearbd,:riafevricegeintu?etneotBlg4 i y iis tk ir : l h g o e 't i d i ite re, p u lti a o i n d - . not only to rob him, bat alfo tot at him fever On the night of ths ad of May he P r adecutor and his wife being b oth i n bed; were awakened by.fore ral heavy blows : notwithflanding their cites. [hey were continued; the wife hid her arm broke. her 'hands and fides dreadfully bruited.; and in their retreat the villains carried off a watch and oilier but art i c l e s. They could not identify the Prifer; but .one of the m s, fuppokd to be the Prifoner, paim with an Irina accent, and wine !indices clemthis When the alarm wa s g iven at .the barracks, which was done immediately, the Prifoner was found .in bed, us though not baring been out that foundbn the ferjeant, fearehing about the bed, his breeches concealed under the bed, the feat of • them heing very much dirtied snd mudded; and looking, round. they difeavered that a man hadesiilenthgrg' not of a window and had did down a window fierce, which would have the effeft of dirtying the cloaths jail es his were. IL was al& proved, that a perfou like him was teen about the Rteet on the outfide of the harracks.a.-Tha Jury found him twisty. WA <WIC IC, Ttl MAY, IV lo Y t.7—Thejudges, Sir Nast+ Gloss prefides at the vifi rip: bar, - and Sit n Grits ROOK, at the Crown bar. ! 'here are twent7- feven prifonert on the Calendar. Sir.Gi yes Root( delivered a moll esceilent chaff to the Grand Jury, , obit, ring, that he was happpto Cie fit fe'w pritoners on the Calendsr foilir :al 4 it aitgrOd wellsoftbe high state of perfeaion to which the:l4iniitiftlatitm Of the Police of 'hi's country is arrived, and thailtiiisarion of Intim. He odrerted to the litoation.of •Fraoces ' -and, the crimes and cruchiet which ilifgraceithat veetrf, Which he asiriliated to their want of.reli 1 Ition. It was folely by a f eelliactil and - nriarence itt.tha CR LATOt than we might hope to retain thole laldgngs I we enjoyed', and ciptioue firm in our refinance of the attack of .in irreligious and nee:beating snowy. 1 • ?AO yarvir was put the the b ar, an d tried on an i in iament for having in his pordfirin a enuMerfeit and forged Bank of England Note for one ponntl.--' I' '. this indiament he pleaded rutty ; ay ffidloka ,sii/Wood for a limilar offence. There were india--1 ceents.againtl diem for forging and **wring the fame, s/hich indiaments the Bank Of England did not pro. feetite. Sir . D..Rooea obterved, that on'acionm of their youth ibeingboth lads) the BMA had•lbevin' then:ismer:lf, comets:int thti were the tonisof el 1 . 7 13 : They were fentencedito be tranfpotted : lne (antigen , years. Liz‘ietb Irffiaset, a heantiful and innocemtlemking girl, not more tharffieteen years old; was tried on the capital charge abreakinsihito the dwelling-hOufe r‘f Mr. Noaices, and ((cilia& a quantity of wearing apparel. It was fuPpofed the entered the haute by , means of a key which !sirs. Noaliei bad lOW. She was found guilty--Ikado There was anothet india mem againlibar nia a finfilar charge. gas Weevil - alias Oa:say Bail!, WAS Witted for, (haling in the duelling heinfie of Kr. Charles Lloyd,' at Birminghaft4 a filter coffeepot and Rind, .and,a quantity of plate; to the Value of aol. The prifillcri from the es idence ofihe witneffes, got into the boufe tinder precenc: of bring tint by 3 Mr . !!Marna Cu paint Come mot of ii, and wistehed his opportunity;to get into the butler's pantry. front whence the ,pro. perry was (Wien. The butler was abfent at the crane; on his return he miffed the property, and from the information he learned, he ;sullied the prifoner, and apprehended him at Yardley, in /company with two other thieves, and gave hien in charge of a il lithe man named Hunt. None prespeety was found on, him, hut he offetaal . , 1R him to let him gm foriegotte:lnim , ' ruined and unfortunate man, and tboald certainly be hung. In hil defence Ise ealkd two-refpeaahle witueffes, who gave him a geed charaaer.• HO offered• nothing in his defence. , i rile Learned Judge, in charging the jury, obferved, that character would not avail him. from certain cii eninflances.which bad come to his knowledge, and !! which he would &ate to them after they had deli ivered their verdia. He thought the cafe was Prong againtt him. The Pity swanked fir fame rime, and at lengrh tonsil him guilay--.1.300 1 / ; but recom mended him en mercy, The Learned Judge then Paid, as they came to a r proper coioln fi on in the cafe, he wonld (tale what 't/tele circurnthoni were sefpeaing the Psiloner. The fa& was, that he was well known fess tried for I a burglary in the capital, and under kntence of death, but that he had found means to break out of Newgate, and Was tome ipon the county of War wick ; that Mt. li;rsr the Keeper of N.:nate, Lad l 'offeted a r.:ward fir his apprehebenfieer, and was now in Court n airing to p•efer a bill of indiarnent againfl ' him. The Learned Judge laid, that he was a matt artful and datigerons man, that it was incredible the number of porton: that had made application to him (the Judge) in the Prifoner's behalf, who had writ ten to them acknowledging his having been in Negate : but faid, that he was induced to km,. that place on account of the air not agreeing with his continuation; that he had lived for two years pain honefily ; and hating, that lie was to be tried for breaking not of Newgate, and not for any other crime. Undoubtedly. fai4 the Learned Judge, I iitsll attend to yu n r recommendation, but at the fame time I mull take into ei ntideration the co cum- Itauces I have jull now fisted to you. 'lle Ptifoner was then remanded. lAiel ECCLESIA6TA4IIIONS. The Ring lux been phafed to peent the ev. Jame Hook tq the vAtunfile and; beautiful living at Hartinem Jinni, and Ana *0 the Rcetory of Fr Andr..w, In thertfutl, void by the death of din Hog. mid Rev. Mr. Cholmoodeley. The Earl of life has prof:peed the Rev. William Stronach. New Mactoti, to Use Kirk. of Marpoch, vacant by the death of Mr. lona. The ACV. Alesandcr Simplon, Mluiftxr of Old Aberdeen. h xo be traneateil M New Maehar sod Mr Alexander Wilier, Ids Lod- Odes C444318;16 to get the living of Old Aberdeeli. • be Thasfeby UR, a Hastati,ReeeTl:Not. thamirten, the neeelie . GetuthVb Of* *P. • • • • . ia s ea rdmA4. an SdefforrElemet, FN. of Wad tvtry of Cumberland, t,o cmge7,•o4nd•a• Ri At, Locidivtum,l9;-n Parker Toulfop.. 4 Slalom, _to ArlbriWorf p . daughter' of Juba A. Wade', aq- if twee. Mee, bath IL) torkibire. • • . ' -: At t' , Wtmv, on the Sift ult. aged '7O. Mrs attkuntatlny. wife a eaptakt rye M•Ctunntins, who was 4 I year , th3Ofed t Ike ind mire: bra wit to bt.cl it res. thrieeloit every tWog by fhipweedt, and twice ON • sort allowance of provirtnns and mt.?. like was born in thereat Eaui of enterford's family. who fours, valiat the Turks both in tlw RuSsapid Froperi,r o` Gennuty's Finks. oil (*had perfeh reeoll , Man of kady Jane Douglas rtljne rekshi CounOsfsof Crawkwil br 9r51141.. when no ~ ,r svir .o Y.tra v. tr. 4, sot, the Counters*? parting wllbing her a happy '+- , fir S e semi in Pearsall& during thkboitslassaute, or it ta ,robablislhe might babe heat called no as a eurrofoGratio4 eth.cote. On - the tdth ,it. at Parts, he the ;,;th y6r of his age, the eels. ',rated printer Franosit Arntweefe Vidal, born in l otte ry 17 " leselng two tons. Piero and Flo win Did..t. • Ittlterday.fenntelw. st .Lleerpesl, the wits of Mr. H. Lewis, co median, fun of Mr.l.ewja, of Qnverliartlen Ikea re. Labllt. corr t s Bath, Mrs. lEvight, wit n( %it. Ks.lght, lets a Baltic. A.A.. Koiibt .v 4 After to the Coositet• • n • NOW* 'AUX* ttl-MIKIKIKOW: it z i p o odfillte Ater-, - t 1 Warm %leer p s • - nib lIAYMO dedicetedlayteeU us the if 'ad . !, anti bete gratifkd by the inn* coneddable prefficebt Vadat gibiettd.lhaapht vesper to Idea, I atilt that I loos giselluni ea. Nogiloglid ray dent dap thole ighti,is the as Bel of the rehires we ortgEosally trionsfed to issogrtslory, god slims Was that Toro* 'Mich ip geoldrol by moceittratia. "l 2 ledleangi prim to onr cies of difael-ra. • Ilicaferdhg if DEBILITY are yagliaeij ditt4S to dry Wei .irk them a train of serreerroar f , wet; by a tW, prelims of all vital enerny, endow lcftu berentstisestragq4... Whether they arrefroentho prevalence of VI example, thedeltria. Bre halltsof Irrinedhou, or the ioduirenees of maturity. they re. wire the rsofthrtan , us prafeffinnal Ora: Isto by itit ignprance dnoedueetet met, the iunotoots are aggravated, evilhe cent. talon ta sieftroud. As' ilithhlßEß of the ROYAL C0 , ..LE011 of suaosow. 1: fril my peonage" cot upbsity of educed an mod prleiling ewer? vtbDW to prertite, I feet loyitif entitled t o that confidence odaligiihk• CU,* hitherto tote Gabel* Ilieserted.* • la *elite Waders of 1001 weilises, ratty goillorthr NSW* the calamity of a debilitated frusta bat irlithr the hile L Ars, frost a eardeicoloefa of the sastagiligA of the rice !Mc* I.esohd his utsfothane, Is Itiafid of the einteeept of 'Oratorio! tis ferret phybeiso, gut Woo& auntie irsittrity srldt.treiWi 'tee- • coasetent, Ie soft lief/these:lan for ti'to to ha Wirer notatly of capability df troves: i s hot s oof the matt Wobble !tasty. And in recent VenetveConivilints it is polibleto prevent pcht. doter or Mich ; M the *wit complicated cafes it la the artpdre. ment et els:Wive rspetilenoc.in this bat to Wed! ride, eataio, and (peed, re-eitsbaidimest. I alter thiadiagt4eo at this etpericote to thee, r dpi fez who Ito a idiand with say kind of Dp,BILEIT. of ear fpopetess of ENPREAL INFECTION, god id all earn the tams of roma neratlmi are *medial the fir* intereles. ike unfit the Unitary are exported,* inchireg Bea use, 111, arc r toga to fpeerfy their apt sad manner of gift. • MARTIN BOAS, llember of the Itayid Collets of Surgeons is Looden len so. Amulet Rreet, *mut, nos • I canoe Bar •t. A' I. h.. 0,, F .4 n!r c P.M ; Mr Y. lEald. B .r. 1.. Th. Ire ore P, . 4 o. 4, and b 7 I.: V Exta EAL *LI NDASS. • TO IVILTIIOI.IAI 'TAT Loa, Se , No. it, New Dridge-Mee, • tarn& Olt, Leadatie IT is with the ntrill heartfelt fitti4aßion that I 311- drefs you on the , int omparahle cacti! , nee of your invaluable Iktediclne—LF AK h ' s I t icl ENI Pil.t.S.—ln the fprfns et rhlo year I bad the misiorttme to contrael a Venereal Coscosl.int, atten ded with the molt alarrdug and dm se one fyinptoni. ; info wick that . 1 have been eon. ned to my room (a•r awl In weak together. (and not .Me to flit out of it i I Lad on rctt night lion' iy, abil itufferad the tn• ft cacreelatiog pain at.d mom nt, and what wan Mtn work, my eye. grew weak dad dim, Co thl I toad ( arcs leftce n any idled, If aver Ili chic to me, and espcMod prelate lets than the total Ids of my hide. Front a flout. In {thy. awl n. tier merlon ' men. I became a not re thatiow, aod'an taiga at pity and iroiripallionattly frkmds had oil given me OINVOIIOII .1.1i04 41 0 my recovery ie.pollitrie. In this dreaufal nate, and em pwaing every minute to he my left in ii . work!. I was forr, hately rtmenneei led by a neighbour to try your At, diciem, hug itavirs cried all nu anal aid to no potpie, ami Ira. o at .0 coot - p.m* expeoce, It woo faith time knife I could he provalled on to take diem t at lilt I (m for Ca butt., and hobo , I hot taken them au.. I found mirtd . ratale two, la ; my pa:”*. prOu.ill, darkUled, and flit ~ •hf l ot xrcw bat, r, SIMI I • the (red: ',Orris( ......1 Okier 111411 , 1't ~1 all my fr:ti . ..!.. 1 Om i •Isit.. tine how • nor;), mv I.c9lth i iii iticnsth r. a. perfaciii r. florod,tml I stn now. ; thaM• to my Goo and i our inraluabh; Miii.eine• ~.... wed and hearty as tv. r : w.. in toy Ili:. Vow uhliard 1i0,..i.1.: 11l rant, lto,h-flri-ct, BLnolrshani, Nov.:in:Jr ca. 17./4. It. L 1.1 , 1011. The ..i • ive Mtdictne ..• tar:witty tc..nirait,'t d t i all m'rforr - On Thor fday a lahoorer, employed in poUic; down tit are in ati yWI WI: of their being rnttr:ly ire... of i - It li, Ve , rt a limac in Bethnal-green, fell from a two floret Lid- real ,tf.:::tinti,parimal ay to that.: a,, , !it aattoig tense le cor.4'rion tier into the firctt ; he ass taken to tic hofpit.tl with i' Lk , a." wal ct ru ' irt i I 7 ... , ! -- .'" • t'• t y ....t ... l.lOt flat Wt. Of hairtoct i og II in•!‘nr,i • I•••.‘"r‘cr.:. r• : . fix! larldar • •• .y,; --ranee ILlat hope: ~ f rrcove. f. 1 oohs !If rit e. ft may 'ie for , coi • ii , t 4 e, Glandul .r. seal tirs. A kw n:,l-,ts (Ince the bottle of Mr. Beckfot d. .at 1 , 01 , t ' rriplaii... it is . 110 elimino l•rlid !, L. tAken, cf:eco.lly in Well End. 'bear 1-lampilead, was cr.te,ed by w a v e e .,,... pn „ 2 . 8 ,,,,,,, t . a i ,,. til,evcs, u!io cat t'...d titT :lit con.c , •i , iat 3 cheft iit r...... 01 -.no hit.. t; ti..: tile Propt 4 to - , Tnn , lAll TA , draw:Ts. the wilt.- at which cannot bit afecitaineil ! "'„,..1.,."''' ~:'''.':.','1,`...11-;"ri:::;2;'•:,'....tr,-.1"•;,,,.;n•• 1 , ;(0' !. : ; :l h wi ls .h. b. , : t ic: till `lr. r...... .4. ,iv•il, ot, he alone Lept t: .. Lev.. l'he j „.. ) ;, p,c,,,„ ~..,. . •„, ~ t ;,,-,, ' ,Two, ~* , .r;‘ , ,,4 , .. mien'. Let. thieves kit 1....a..:1 thew a latge, iron crow, .ntsl two ter*, if li A r . i..:, 44. '.: a moat( t ilis. ilif: t :rig in all raft. the Rick.. moil oivioialtie ii rr . y, nr 1'..11 . ..1. • • ; ni,t or Colo 't mint tO,cfl On Thinfdir •veninr, as Mr. 114c1.e11, of Law- ii.iri- .1, but di: . . ari 1.. iu .0 el , i, noudl, lir tlii l'e , ,m - i-tor. time r el' r 1 ...rf • i• ii , t. It m • . ,ar• •li, Fib - . h a ~ run. fence l'oui.t , ey I arc, saii:. coming in town iii a p.i/i- 1 4..,..,. ,'. ~ Is • ~. , ~., • - - • . ~ f .... to .: .1 IL.o. ,•- VI.: ur..ne and the ;tactic' diade, b, v... iiihhea on Dulwich Conarr.on, by a ' sfini.,.. ~, ::: , ..r.. (MO: int:ll..rarnar, i I I 11. ~.s Wince, a otr.•!nelig 171. li. t Chi Tam fd my le ' lliii;lit a .L, ,- odor, t..it'f Ilt:*.ri, who Was on A sift: at Detil.iii, 011orilt:iiic, 1.4 tin: lAtilteit tif t . ,IC his 'air il:I., arid rail gnr .ir i'se l harnts,rhicrs• ,41 el yen ti.11• • •eli iii ..ti gar a I be .t.g /howned, I.e im- 1 ,-.. i i. 5,.1 h i i. i ig:it i, ia. Olt you;:gcti,' in, MN, i.,... 'I ... E t to I•, c Cdt ti:sicr, both OA ~•%,•,/ 1,1 e'. 1.,,, ..,. ~. T.rtf.O. P.lttead adds at the 91All at the Pe : • a-1h1p.114.• lk r, •t. r 1 , ..at-remt, ; 41 L