Star. — London, England, 1811-12-14 00:00:00

Si& Nan - INa IrAM- 11011111.111./....00. MERS. passages from an. article reply to some observa the conduct of the machinery in NottinghaM, or !Atich Mlle werkmen direct second 'to no iVention of.ner . to the country's Ma it stands the lasi Qn works of geniis . ;•tlwo istory of the Violent", fit. Amen againstalic imPn*Oprata , fn . aft machinery.'•The irilndaitants of /stottinthitan . . know better ; they have more of national utility in their eye ; and they, ought, and shall be, rescued from so foul a reproach—a reproach thai, if well founded, would attach itself to the understanding,, and not to the operative principles of the heart. The machines, qr . /ream, as they are 'called in the manufacturing d''.lect, are not broken for being upon any new construction, for they are not, but in cOnsequence of goodsbeing wrought upon them which are of little worth, are deceptive to the eye ? are disre putable to the trade, and therefore pregnant 'with seeds of its destruction. It is true, the olinheinas frames of the plain kind ate generally wider than is necessary for the makin,g,of a stocking, end as suet} *reemployed by some of the hOcitis in naakiiig pieces, 'which are,eut up into gloves, socks, sandals, or stocks- Ings, according as they want these respective articles; Which articles, thrcugh. their' being thus tut and shaped with scissars, are deprived of proper loop Bel vageg, and of the means of being seamed with a laces , ' -seam. and instead thereof, are. stitched together in the 'seine manner as a railer stitches a garment. And in vtinsequence of the loopy nature of the stocking frame liisitutactare, which, in fact, constitutes its peculiar •ft'inty and applicability for the uses to which it is - •ti&lled, the cut selvages give way, and the stockings, coats made, immediately become useless ; and of opt se, the .good ones themulves, by keeping bad Ic3ittpittiY,. lose their repute in the market. To this iitiy be added, through these articles, being'prepared fir sale in the manner they are, can bewrought • Much cheaper, as*** can be preduced in a given • Lime than can be Of thOde goods that are made in an 'hism2ttrahle way, which is productive of two more :trei-iotis evils ; namely, first, more goods are brought lito market, which is already overstocked, therefore that persons are, thereby, cast Upein the parishes, at would otherwise continue to be tisefalinembets of aticietY 3 and, secondly, thoie that are' employed to Mlake hoie,tcc: in a tradesman-like manner, are either -cot} epdled to make them for less money than usual, or lose their employment altogether ; either of which alternatives produces 'a further accumulation to ,the parish' bUrdent, and, consequently,' an increase of hu man misery. •ge If proof was wanting of~ the mischief resulting from ;Mousing spurious articles upon the Public, such -iiiroof ;rimy be found in an ample degree by casting oto.eyesupon that branth f the frame:work-knitting trade callecithe cotton point net lace. In 1807, about :7bb frames were employed in this branch alone, wink , at the present'kine; the number is not more than-200; and why? not' because lace is gone out of fachinn, brn regular change in those articles of dress to ivlsiCh • cotton point was applied, for the - superlaH tieeneas of the cotton yarn Nit which it was made, and the fi rmnetsand beautiful contexture of the mesh were such, as to' ensure its universal and lasting: esteem ; tint through the Public being imposed upon by an article that resembling it in nothing but show; rem of which was wrought in the same manner as the • sesame net, but made of single yarn ; another • that .- 'Snit made of double yarn, of an infinitely inferior • quality, but wrought without fastening the loops, • and thus obtain the name of single press ; and, that means might not be wanting to complete the climax of the disgrace and consequent ruin of so valuable a branch of the Nottingham manufacture, a third sort was made of single yarn and the unfastened and de ceitful mesh. What was wanting of real worth in these spurious articles, was attempted to be made up with in the getting up of the net, and with the . gloss of the vendor's tongue, till the atmosphere un riddled the first mystery, and the dear bought expe rience of the Public the second. These vile arts were first resorted to by a few adventurers, as destitute of honour, as the articles they made were destitute of real worth ; and the respectable part of the manufac turers were obliged to follow the example in their own-defence." . The following fact, though to many may seem im probable, can be proved by the most indubitable evi. dente :—Mrs. M—n, Leicester-square, was '2l years without enjoying one day free from a head-ache, at times so violent as to be compared to needles darting into her temples; this, attended with swimming, loss of appetite, &c. it night be thought a lost case. Any , respectable Lady so afflicted may see the patient who is safety cured by Dr. 0/1111)NEle* ALTERATIVE PILLs . and PLasven. '74, Long Acre,, and 3, High-street, ; ShorkitCh. The Doctor consulted War days in the 1 week COs to the poor) till one cNit4k. WedriestlayeVening the apirtMenfs ot Mr ( Elikidge, r ip . Nititket-strict, Spitalffelds, were entered at the one pair of stays winduw; and robbed of, linen, apparel., 'lke. to the • value of 420, with which the vi aloe ; Vi4ped, 'leaving a ladder behind them an *niday se'imight, as two soldiers of the Mo paghin regiment were walking near Shatakill,Water fOr4. they perceived a man Who hid the appearance 'of a deserter. - tlpink quejtioning him, he acknow leclg4he had" ; and ran off; butt was stop ke4'hy a man on h&Seback. and taken into custody; titheti a large body of workmen attacked them with glides, and beat them so severely that they were, for some time, supposed to be dead. • They were brought. into Clonmell Hospital, A,servant of Mr. Barber, of John-street West , had )ler. clothes set on fire on Sunday morning last, by a spark from the wood in lighting the fire,, which, un perceived, lodged in her cloaths—when, going otit into the yard, it burst into a blaze ; in which state she' lan up suirs, and by her screams awakened her mas ter; who opened his bed-room door, which she had %.,lert reached. He immediately got her orkthe floor "rat his room, and, with great difficulty, with the car ?et, succeeded in extinguishing the floss ; though tench burnt, - site is doing well. . ' !i 4 in , le We extract the fol„lowing pas in the Nottingham Kevew, M r.: tides in a London Paper upon tiotert . : ~ ~ T 11tiii no new tnathinet its nei ood, against whic their • ce. Nottioghath town f kingdom for the im rtetp 'Which has added so much nutacturing superiority, svhik it list for the destruction of the an not being an instance in its hist' the workmen being directed alp e- !.... -.1.:-..- 'M.. t...1...t. 1 1 1 .~ ~, coming' to in compini l and askilltk, thetni tintritaspetatell , .. prisoner __ die poured out on the witness the most (idiotic abuse.v lie was at length "oblige► . to put her out.of the housei when she returned and broke several panes of glass: The prisoner in her defence stated, that she era's re'' turning ritsi -strike the prosecutor, but, by aceidente ter hand cube in contact with the window. M. Al: deiman T. SIMTII observed, that the prise** had ibent often in custody 'before, on Viehich account hi would commit her to lkidewell.- the prisoner told' Ithe Alderman it Windd become him much better at commit the prosecutor, , who had taken the law in hii I hand, byltieking her out of his. house. The worthy Alderman observed, that her speech should have full ' Weight with him ; for, instead of committing her for Ifortnight, she should go for a months she was ac cordingly committed. HATI'ON-GARDEN.—Yesterday J. Cashes-woad was fully :committed, charged with attempting . to leer the parlour window of Mr. Butt, in Gray's.inn-lines As was T. Jtiress, a labouring man, charged by ...4 Wide, a felleiventbouree; with having stolen two lel Bank-notes out of his box, in his lodgings, at the house' !of Mr. Flanagan, in TUrnmill-street, Clerkenwell. I Maatsoitoumt-sritmet. --A Proprietor of one of, the Reading stage-criaches was yesterday elfarged with assaulting Mr. Shepherd, a silversmith, in Pic-. cadilly, on Wednesday. The complainant stated, that he had sent a package of plate, of considerable value, to the White-horse Cellar, to be forwarded to Maidenhead by the defendant's coach, and on his , going there, previous to the coach setting off , to see, the delivery of it from the office, the cord which sur rounded it broke, and it fell from the porter's hand, by uhich the box was broken.' Mr. S.then informed the defendant he had sent the box the, and request ed that it might be returned to him, to he fresh packed; to which the defendant at first assented, but afterwards observed the prosecutor looked like a thitf, and he should not part with the box. Mr. S. again stated that he had sent the box to the office, and re quested it might besagain lodged in the coach-office for security', until fresh packed ; and, whilst he had partially hold of the box, the defendant struck him twice, having prefaced the blow by some slang rhe- Itoric. The defendant then put the package, in its broken state, into the coach, and safely delivered it. The Magistrate discharged the case, as the defen dant, at the time of the assault, had no knowledge of Mr. S. and being himself anr.werable foe the pro perty, after it had been delivered from the coach- Office. A young suck on the town, was next examined, charged by a Lady Abbess, in the neighbourhood of the Middlesex Hospital, with assaulting her and , six Cywhins, on Sunday night. It appeared, that the defendant had reeled forth from a Tavern, in Bond-street, at midnight, accompanied by two others, and got.admittance into the Bagnio, when they be gan to commit desolation, by entering the several Ladies' chambers through'the house, and, in defiance of &crag s they proceeded to pull the beds on the floor, and to conduct themselves in a Manner whiejs rendered it necessary to call a watchman. This had, not the desired effect, and a general battle took place in the passage, between half a dozen night guardians, the Cypriana, and the mistresr of the house, which ended in the Lady Abbess going-into fits, and secu ring the offenders. The matterwas accommodated to the satisfaction of all parties. Unox-Hata..—Mary Parker was charged by Mr. Story, linen-draper, in the Borough, with stealing a piece of printed cotton, containing 28 yards. The cotton was hanging out at the door, and fastened :With a piece of packthread to the,handle of, the,shop bell; The prisoner not:perceiving this circumxta t n l ce, kiiik bold of it to pull it down, and had got one.end of, it under her clothes when the bell began to,ang. This excited the attention of Mr. Story, nilito hump,. diately came to the door, and caught her in the fa 4, with one end of the cotton in her hand. Mr. Still immediately sent for an Officer, who took. her into custody, and conveyed her before the Magi strate at this o ffi ce, when she was fully committed or trial. AMAZONIAN Corimr.—A pitched battle took place [yesterday, between two beings, calling them:Are, wit men, named Flowers and Gent, the cher with.: of two professional pugilists, (or a pint of gin and a skid/,, at Wormwood Scrubs, which was supported whist:ls-tic mined resolution for 20 minutes , during wtitch 14, rounds took place; nor till the 12th was *decided superiority evinced ; Mrs. Gent's courage then began to evaporate, and in the 14th, having received a dex terous knock-down blow, she resigned the laurel to (her competitor. The parties were cropped, and ac coutred in the pugilistic style.—Where will this ifdriisviable thence terminate ! • Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest fox med face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. lltrunt's VEGIMAOLF. R psrottA TIVE TOOTII PownEti is a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to clean sing the' teeth, but will preserverlitttf ilk the hig*4. state of perfection; it will render Om white, fasten such as may be loose,, and restore trierb to theil origittal Why; entirely eradicate,* odu'vr in the gums, cause them to adhere clusc . ao . lp the teeth, render them of a healthful rect,,aha - Thp breath delicately sweet, relieve and cute tWiriiids tooth. -- * tt ai , e ~~: MARKIM. . RETURN AT UXBRIDGE,. Dec. lA. •t1:4110 le . Onto tOs.- . $ 5 ,0 1 ,04/"... B ilt."-.4. ', H 4 THE' 8C4100100,41 wet I -is. x.li .N . Bap. 3 , '•••• • . Kent ! 41 6s to 41. lOs Kern' ' Al ..111134tiS id* • MAWS 41 Os to 61 Os • Soares 4L. 01140 ( .14,10s , Yearlings-Kent, Bags 41. Os. to 51. ills. Ditto Pockets, 51. Os. to 61. 6s. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Dezember 13. .; Beef 4a 64 to Se 64 Veal fai Od to tie 04 f:: 1 Mutton 50 04 to 6s 04 Pink Si 04 US 11111111‘ MEAD Of CATTLE Tan DAY. . . 4 r Beasts, about 1120-Sharp and hands., 4,040.. ~i, . eaves, 145-Pigs, 200. NEWGATE AND LE ADENHALL MARKET. : Beef Ss 84 to 41 114• Veal Sr 0d to 64 , ed Motion 4• 44 to ss. 44 Pork 53 04 to Ss 114 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. f r t. jAl4lf.S . f. WitlTCFOAftim Hay 31. 15s. to 61. Os. Hay 41. 12.1. to 61. Oa. Ste* . 11. 16a. to 31. Os. Clover 61 10s. to .71. ins. Straw 11. 41. tO 21 12s. 1 .nrCE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIIILD. . , 41 Os to 51 15s New Clover 51 lOs its Ollss. New, Hey ol octo 01 Os Wheat Straw A cto to 21 Ito. PRICE OF TALLOW. . St. James's .Market 4s 100 Town Tallow :1 , di 641 Clare Market 5s 04 Yellow Russia 776.04 Whitechapel Market 4s 9d White ditto ' 76. 04 -re mail it Sib. .---- Soap ditto .'. 751 od ' t. , .:. -.. r . - • lia 74d Melting Stuff .' '. Gas 04 4s 1044 Ditto rough 41,0 111 P• -31 s oil Graves acs od. Good Dregs 91 Od Yellow Soap 925-Mottled, 102.--Curd, 106.-Palm 925. I ‘ 4l &kV of Candies per dozen, 12s. 6d-Moulds, 13. 64. ' • PRICE OF LEA:MERIN L I EADINHALL MARKET. I Butts 214 2344 Calf Skins 4.11 Sid Ditto 244 241 Ditto MI 424 Merchants' Backs 204 224 Ditto Sed 404 1 Dressing Hides 16 3d 184 Small Scats Its 9d to 2a 11d1 Fine Coach Hides tad 194 large lino i toe Mel Crop Hides fee eats. 164 isid Tanned Horse Hides . 144:oll Ditto 194 Cid Goat Skins 34s 62e COAL-MARKET, Disc. 14 Ships at Market Fold Pekes; 7541 Newcastle s 511. 91 to 30s. 2 I Stone 0 ethr. od.. to4llll. i St. David's I ids. od. tii * (o4: Ili 1 Cinders u 09a. 04. to 0011604 COURSE OF EXCHAN(E. Amsterdam, 29 0 51 . 0 I P..leruto, 125 Pollee pet oz.. Ditto at sight, 22 1 I Leghorn, 58 , . t Rotterdam, c. f. 3 2 2 U Genoa, 54 Hamburgb, 25 0 2} U 4 Venicc,n.C. 52 Liv. Made; Mama ' 95 "1 st U effective peal. suist' Paris lilay's da. 18 6 Lir. Naples, on Ditto, 2 Us. ' 18 10 'Moon, 60 • ', Bourdeaux, do. 18 11 Oporto, 68 - . • Madrid, Elect. 1 Dublin, 9 Cadie 454 Effect. Cork, 91 Ullboi Elba. New Dollars, 6s. 144. Rio Janeiro 67, Malta 60, Gibraltar 49. New Doubloons, £4 15s. 64. Silver in bars per ez.os. 04. CANTRRBURY.STOCK MARKET, DEC. 10. liied, 120. 6d. to 14a. 94. per score. Mutton, 51. 04. to Sr. Q. per stone. Ozsoao, December.7.--The second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 1416 6d. according to which prim. and a due an 4 m - I soft made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol .: low, viz. Tbe. peck loaf , houvlsoid. to weigh 171 b. 6 oz. 4s. • 7 id. The halt peck, 2s Sid. and the smatter in proportion. ' SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE' SHEW.-Wednesday at. iternoon the fat Cattle. Sheep and Pigs, intended to be shewn for the Premiams offered by the Smithfield 'Club, began to arrive at Mr. Sadler's yard, in Gos well-street, to undergo the examination of the judges appointed to decide on their comparative merits, pre paratory to the opening of the shew. Before dusk, several very fine animals had arrived from the farms of hie Grace the thtbe of Bedford, *ad several other noble and distinguished encouearis4theiffrored breed of cattle. Yesterday morning the 'annual show opened ; a label was Affixed at the head of each ani mal, stating the full particulars of its breed, age, feeding, Etc. with the names of the parties, and the adjudication of the three gentlemen, who have beep appointed by the Smithfield Club as Judges of the premiums for the year. The yard was very well attended by amateirs and practical breeders sod feeders of. cattle, and others concerned in - the itiptrtant business of supplying the growiog r .walss ,of the country with animal food.- The many fide pens of long-woolied sheep attractsai much of the attention of the company; and the very, extraordinary Soath Down sheep, both for carcass 1 and fineness of wQol, bred by Sir John Sanders Se- bright, Bart. *ere much adMlred; together with an ox, shown by Mr. John Westeay. Mr. J. Gardner :hewed a very simple and effective turnip -cutter, which, instead of slicing them in flat 1 pieces, cuts roots of any kind, into irregular shaped pieces, best adapted to the mouths of cattle. Mr. Hill shewed two portable live conk weighing 1 'machines, one on wheels, and the other a single tra. pod and steel-yard. - 1%12.. W. Webb shewed ample specimens of t h e.rfr novating effect of his American fluid, on old 04' dg leather straps.and harness. An unusual number ofnotices of works and thing, interesting to Gentlemen of landed property and agru culturists were stuck up or distributed to the coin-' 1 pany ; among the former we noticed the proposals of ' three different mineral surveyors, Farey. 1141119 y, and Bakewell and Sons; several agricultural publications' by Harding, Bce. Notice was given of Lord Sbmerville's prizes to be distributed on the 2d and Sd of March, &c. ' , - ~. At three o'clock such of. the Members of dolt% as were present adjourned to Freemasons' 'raver, and held a meeting, Edward T. \Votes, Esq. in tile' Chair, in the absence of the President, the Duke of 1 Redford, when the Judges' Ads were read and confirmed. Samuel Rumhold Lushingt.on. Esq. M. P. and Edward Greathead. Eavi:"Veteiketed members. _____ _-_, Latrty, at Adtnfral Heath'%, Mr. Horatio litlatia, la.e a Mid eleigiosa.af the litalyntlarf frigate, 4 4i41.25 4 . the WatWat.barractratl oa board the Pelicao dam 1e 711 etigagetaeat with the Martago. prkratter, aged 25, Mr. Mandan, Martha*, of Kiivtert i l4taica. Otiklicadi &Owlet-sutler,Bath, dui Rev'. W. Kirby; late of &Ladle', ia Cheshire : he NW* to heal is pub healtirths grecatlill Ailtilts.gn4 wired einrat Jong gn Sginigy inarligo; .. • POLI,Cip troLnitat.t..—Thibihr 1 1 111,~ INSPEOTOR'S it 7 Riisington, a pdbliiian, in .:-.liflsteatmer load ling to hit house at half past Moe' on n ,r o l,..Aittp r rartK :ompiny With a man, in a state of into ; = 7 , '" q askinp.for some liqtior, which he reftiseiltd girt; 1, Scions n t tins 'exasperated the prisoner sd much, that MUCH ol'=ltOPS breath delicately sweet, rvocvw AMA a aaac •sa. aamula excruciating tooth-ach, gurn-biles, ailit . swelled face; —Sold whOlesale and retail at Mr. Ender '!; *; Cheap. side, cornet of Paternoster-row; and real! Isf : Beisiffi and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnsop, .anipdre . ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Poitsha i'new, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Batter and M•Donaid, Giasgovr ; Smith, Manderstrut, Scott and Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ilass and Peck, Hull ; Gregson' and ge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; ltnott and' L oyd, Birmingham" Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; and of most respectable Me- idicine•Venders In the Oita Khtitiort, Is; 9d. eache .; ,;...:0 c..r t ' IdslllllE D. Moor, Lambeth, Edward Asehboid, Esqyel 0: 11 41, 1511 031t Reid, sister of l'howas Reif, kn. of Ra* On the lOtlr test. Maus Win. Staples, Esq. of Furstival'S bin, to Atuse,.y sgkw of die Row. Dr. Browne, Prehoid sf Weila,`,asi I. 4 emstoo, Onfottleskire• On the Mb inst. Mr :Watt. of Worthios, Sussex AtrortieT. :t-l.aw, to Miss Fowke, daughter of F. Fowke, flot of Het(- font-street. f.• s• w G , by C. CHINWS PATIMT WORM LOZENGES. Veit OA tdiffure . the -most — 6teittentsourees -Of CV- - • w v dresis Diseases.—Thelraosupsoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted wish. They oecattaindiso ' olf appetite, a pateeen of the eofnur of the flee, enmeiariths and irtegglar slate of the Merits, attended Ow with violenstgellslll'' they bring on enavohions; they alien the yowls uttlie.hodp., aiiii they prove fatal; by ending In a eonsumptien or deeey. Bode. eicreen as as; pr s v r e m nt edici atiye n ai r ul is e u ig ni e vcru of Ore ! aleltwrmedlu.guncothineptt:ienitelotnliey aof bove NOW characters In this country, both in rank and reatseetabi-. lit". to Joy* _not equal. Their public approbation. given to tier l'ropriutor. irons ai . ;krona knowledge of its tVOl*litritli 6114Crill in their teNlll GtiniiiVe. stamp. its Oltilt beyond competition, and givii A stne r tien to it, of which no other Med:c4te of the kind Can Niko. 'Parents and others, who have the care of chlititeti, sliusdd have this remedy ma family Medicine to resort to, when. tea * stomach or bowel. of Children are any wily ilit4Pleredr which it wilt s{wa}ts be found to relieve. • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butleer, No. 4, C hezp-• site, London ; Sharp end Belem, Portsmouth; Joliet, Welton, Allman, sod Mallory, Portsra; Hui and Johnstors, Oaten ; CAkientan and.laisob, Sheerness; Pests wad Row, sad Teener. "flail Fit•aianti, Cookwiarthy.Nettletost, /Ad Gil.sert . Plymuuth, Knott and Lloyd. And Swinney end Co. Bielitiugbato ; Billing. and Latlibery, Lit/erred ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Eimer ; Smith, Mandevres, Reabion, Scott, and tat. ter. Edinburgh ; game and M'DisPalds Glasgow; Bulges and. d a ily, Bristol ; Stevenson and Cu, Nurwich; Swietten, Leiser. ter ; &Awards and Penny, I.ivirpool; &shirttail by most eaigury nsedieine venders. In betas, at ts. 9d. and 54. fid. each. . .... • ADVICE. lAEIt Mnt of Education and professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of troadng a few prevailing burnooses, the eactiese ftil result of their eaporitince is abe best proof uf buipivesiq • Messrs. GOSS and. Co. ligneous, have beta iodated to welts the cure of the following the *set of their pattladir wady, Ina: a certain Disorder, frequently contrseted in a moment of *toe. casino. gaits toneoretkatats, Strictures sag Gisela. which, bill I an improved phia, art Wei* sod effectual, eared ; as abe dee Wry, whether arising from Barshaaaltaa hadolgesoces, long redo i deuce In warns climates, or a secret s o litary vice..too often un happily pursued by the mut of both seers, in the one causing sterility or barnombe, smile the other a nonserosetrain of nen woos &saw% which, If not timely rinuolard, tensonase In law potence and Consumption. In that distressing mate et debility of deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits. is • arising from any other cause, by which die powers of the consti tution become enfeebled. a. remeimir ecluistrd Surgeoos of Lou. don, they utter a firm, sate, aid speedy restoration to emend sad vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled then, by a superior method, to remove venereal cumplaiut, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting :Use istlent us the Iran restraint in diet or caseate ; and in recent i:ases where an early application n made on discovery of the trfectrat i they frisquentir pwfonn 7► cunt In the gibers ',ape pi two days The unprecedenia success tar their mode of tresument (winds bas never been known to fall In one single Instance in a prac tice of IS years, during which period many thousand peewee of both rises have been cured, eves attar severe mid ales are methods bad leers pursued by other Prase-names* without elect), Induceschem to thus publicly oar their advice. Meson. GOSS And Co. exclusively piofessing the cure of these particular complaints, in oldie that they Inn' not be marked by • mistaken few, with the obloquy ea justly attached to the ipso. rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that testy have been properly educated and' initiated into every brands at the prOfesslon (certificates of wbkb, from different hoipitala, an 4 gielkeehriiialurn the most eminent Physicians, they have to cow-, alsompst iipirer), that the status resideng tram their elides r.terfirit 1 them to quit tae ruttier of the retinal Pus. , avid they tiresome that their pretensions Collstlllutit a law " wood for the uoprecedentedtanlidence v ith which they have, • by the public, beta so liberally heelogred. Patients la the cosiatty'are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, aid manner of liviec,_inclogieg a Rank Neu., for askice and medicines, awl the same will be fur wardedto any parte( the kingdom.--GOSS and Co. Stutpcns, IS, kleuveriso *tract, Fleet-street. . - - - A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. • mitt I IMISTXIII4I's INTERNAL CIII-MT A IiIISTLO. MANY laudable attempts have heretofore beefs made in vain to arrest our Greet, Internal &la z a. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called Eoglansfa Twenty Thousand F...ons having fallen ender ks tyranniao many, for-centusles past- -a fact aPpwed by the faculty.° What people in general consider .vety lightly, shanty a Common Cold and Cough bas.usual;y-been the. primary cause, as such, what ever Will check Cough effectually, shutdd be speedily resorted to, as ltd{ better se resent than , to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, the Prordetor, Idaho V EIDE fABhE ESSENCE, for the Peewit. .t.lpit s swil , Care et ,Ciamaseaption Asthma, and the very maey Fuhnobaji . Complelets,enesprel:entliLg also the Hooping Cough, 'the destroyer of Children, feels It a duty Incumbent on him to urge the Public at large is a speedy edeptton of it in cases of Oats& --He has•kept an opsn Dispenser, for the lest five Years, fur the Penefit of the . Peor, In which time Ise has Isad the gran. ficatiott to relieve three Thousuld Persons; and can with truth say, that It has uever yet failed of giving speedy relief to case, of Cough, hoerever severe. RECEN f CASES : Front Mr. Teo le AS Apse, 11, Orange-street, Red4lest-square.. " St a—l .fesl4.a duty loctuubent ou onto acksiewledoe with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf' of my wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for ten years, whisk baffled ali medical add, anti became Increasingly wont., which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till et length, In a very providential way, she heard of your niedkint, and alter taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her cough having bent removed for mote than eighteen months) but have waited to see if it would return; and boding It does not, I can no longer refrain returniPi my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar ease on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the bincrre prayer of, Sir, your most obedient humble servant. " THOMAS ABBY." 'a No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lioe-equ.are, May 53, Iti 1 5." Franc Mr. 1. 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