Star. — London, England, 1816-03-14 00:00:00

•,•••••• h. COURT% $ . $ . • COTIatIV•D. • $.• ThOpetweot Duh • • , moos his soceestlon to tie is • , raped owe of Vial:wherry, ght reductions of leases, oa f, being erreWhey to the 'Mail; and the Executors of the late Mao! of Queensberry brought an action of general deciiraww, for be"— log it found that the ipte Doke bad full power to grant these • • h aws cud tilt they we valid and eifectoiti to thrtenants. These actions were brought before I.ord CRAIOIt, 11,111 Lord Ordinary, is the Outer House, who, without giving a judgment owiered parties to prepare informations to the lower House, sod 'the muses came, oat the 7th instant, heroes the Loan JOITICZ • CLIME, Lord BAN NAT Ir )4 11, Lord Chau tut, sad Lard Ana "'RT.' son, who were dm Judges present. hese all delierod their roplaons separately at great length. and unanintoosly repelled the masons for reduction, and eintabled the acclimuar; thw e Z ard ' big that the ken to Hyslop, and all ttie hem which beep granted by the Into Duke of Queensberry upon the Queensberry East% were valid and elfsctuaL '~ ASSIZES. • .:. WINCHESTER, MARCH E EARL OP PORTSMOUTH V. HAWES& This was an action for a trespau in a covert of the Naintiff's, called Cowdown Coppice, on the 15th of November.—The defendant, supported by Mr. Ber kman Pina. and Mr. Gitszi.u. rested his defence on a permission given him by one of the plaintiff's trustees, in whom it was contended that the legal possession was vested, but the defence could not be fully sub stantiated. The plaintiff, in consideration for the mis: take, and the high character of the defendant, had agreed to receive one shilling ; withdraw the action ; and pay his own costs, provided that a prosecution for a penalty on one of his keepers should be with drawn ; botrAhis being entirely at ihe option of another person, who did not come forward, the busi ness, unavoidably, proceeded to trial, by which, not withstanding the proposal of Mr. Bunsounr. the plaintiff's Counsel, for one shilling from the defen dant, and the address from Judge GRAHAM, as to merely auriaa/damages,theJury found a verdict °fa. EARL OP PORTSMOUTH O. LIIRCIL This was a similar - avion, wherein a verdict for one shrilling was taken by consent. At Hertford Asezes, on Friday, the case of the Students of the East India College was brought for ward, when there was no Bill found against them by the Grand Jury. At the same Assizes, on Saturday, the whole day was occupied by the trial of an action against the Grand Junction Canal Company, brought by Messrs. DICIINSION and LONGMAN, to recover 14700 damages, by a diversion of water from their swo paper mulls, by means of the canal, for 208 days, between May and December last (being at the rate of 6d. per pound, or 10s. the ream, net profit, on the extra quan tity which might have been made). The plaintiffs proved that their establishments, at both mills, amoun t!d to Al9o,ooo,and that their net profits were upwards of 124,000 a year ; and supported their case chiefly by the opinions of engineers, that the leakages from the canal Were enormous, and escaped below the bed of the river, which, for several miles, runs parallel with, and, occasionally, unites with the canal, above plaintiffs' mills. They also claimed for Suodays, as well as other days.—"rhe Canal Company combated this claim, by the evidence of several eminent engi neers, and proved that the head of water in the river bad not been diminished by the canal ; and particu larly so since the erection of a steam engine, in 1807, which throws up water into that portion of the canal Which passes parallel with, and is united with the river above the plaintiffs' mills. This engine was ad mitted to have returned, whilst at work, as much water as escaped through the banks of the canal pound, opposite the lonia : and it appearing, that for eleven days, out of the 208 days, the engine had stopped for repairs, &c. the Jury gave a verdict for £220, being the profit of 420 a day.—Mr. Justice BAYLILY charged the Jury not to consider the plain tiffs entitled to claim for Sundays, on which da) s the engine was not worked. At Northampton Assizes, on Wednesday se'n night, came on the trial of the very important cause between Earl Ferzwu.t.tast, plaintiff, and the Marquis of Emmen, defendant, respecting certain manorial rights for which compensation is to be made under the Act for the enclosure of Borough Fen. After e trial of eight hours continuance, a verdict was retur ned in favour of the Marquis of EXIMER. The ques tion involved a property amounting in value to many thousands of pounds. At Northampton, last week, three prisoners re ceived sentence of death, but were reprieved. At Buckingham, four were capitally convicted, but were all reprieved. At Huntingdon, J. Thorpe, and several others, were brought up to receive judgment for obstructing the Commissioners of the Property Tax in the execu tion of their duty, at a meeting to hear appeals, held at St. Ive's. The defendants having expressed sincere sorrow and contrition for their offence rind most of them having large famities,ithe Counsellor the prose cution did not call for sentence, and the prisoners were discharged after a suitable admonition from the Judge. At the Essex Assizes, on Tuesday, John Flower was capitally convicted for stopping William May, on the Ist inst. at Oldham. threatening to murder him, and taking from him five Ss. pieces.—William Drake and Thomas Whitbread were indicted, the one for stealing, and the other for receiving, knowing it to be stolen, several trusses of hay and straw, the pro perty of a farmer, at Barnish Ruodiog. The one prisoner, in this case, was the farmer's servant, and the other a toll-gate keeper. They were both found gnilty. The servant was sentenced to two years an prisonment, and the receiver to leyearstransportation. Monday morning James Ms Kean, Antonio Pique, and Joseph Pique, were executed at Winchester, for urder. J. White, a labourer, who was thrown from a :cal. biding, a few days back, at the works of the Gas. Light Company, in Peter.street, Westminster, in a conflict with a bricklayer employed there, died yester day morning at the Westminster Infirmary. Monday se'anight, a girl about six years old, the daughter of Friend, 'a fisherman of St. Marga ret's, Kent, in taking off a kettle of water from the grate was so dreadfully burned, that she died in a few rate, after. Friday night, about eight o'clock, as . Mr. Boyden, of Brompton, was passing along the street, be was struck so violent a blow on the back of the neck, by a soldier, that he instantly fell speechless, agA died next day. The soldier is in cumudy. -. f spoilhvA • • - - • ',. marmot 4 t . ' fIlloi:44 . , „. • , .—...... 154111# iiihts TINZATILL—hred in isot. and a Misclus AM, attracted, last night, the most nu merous audience, since the commencement of the Lent Season, and the whole was given in such a UM. , nerlia to reflect the highest credit on the professional ' abibbias of Sir Gramm SWART. Mr. BRAHAU'II air, Go 0 ! come let us fall down and worship s " was given in bin best style. The chorus, uHe gave thim hail stones," was finely executed by the instrumental part of the Orchestra. fa the duet, es The Loan is a man of war." the fine bass voices of Mr. BELLAMY and Mr. WVLIINCJI harmonised de li gh tfully it — Mrs. SAL - uou aad Mrs. Lliccons execut ed the several parts al lotted to them in the most scientific manner ;—the sleet tones of the former Lady were beard with Irapture. Bastatovan's dads Shifiaia concluded the entertainment of the evening, with loud applause. DIVIEJENDS tube made at GUILDHALL. April L Thome Fuson Whiteeroes.stron pewterer, at ten. March 16, John and Will1;m Low, Mineing-Lse, merchants, at eleven. Aril 6, John Hardwick, Old ereengton, manufacturer of Aopnelotd canvas, at tea. April it, Wm. Spooner, Lawrence' lane, factor, at saw April 16, Nathaniel Stanley, of Wood•atmet, i seale-maker, at We. April 13, Iderard and. Edward Sulpha; of Oxford-.treat, darvers, st too. April se, Richard and Lovell Pennell. lierw-lane, merchants, at ten. Match 26, Jobe James, Linao-stregt, &e. morebant, et one. April 11. Edward Balm. of Sheiford, paper-maker, at vied's. 'April 2. William Puree, High Halborn, wax-chandler, animist. April 6, Tudor Pugh, Brick ling, Spitalliold., tallow doodler, at twelve. April 2, Matthew Darner, Fieur-da-lireetreet, soap-maker. at one. April 1, James. Pierrepoin Ottawas, of King's Ann•-yird, Coleman-street mer chant, at ten. April James Heald and John Shad, Hamad:duck and Canton-street, merchants, at ten. March Se, Solomon Ja cob. Jacob Solomon, Simon Sol omon, Aaron Solomon, Abraham Soloman, and Joseph Solomon Bargarber, of Surr-atreet, ship owners, at one. March 30. Eleanor and John Howell, Cha•ige alley, 401u:ears, at one. March SO, Abraham Smith, Captain of the Providence, dealer, at awe: March 30, WO.= Cinch, Hop gardens, woollen draper, at ten. April 2, John Miller, of Great rower -street, porter-desire, at twelve. Aptil 2, Richard Hum ' plays, Old Jewry, taylor, a: twelve. April te. Wm. Qoarterman. stone, farmer, at ten. April 27, Alexander Hislop and Jo.eph Sadler, Bovs-hme, warehousemen, at It. • May 4, John Dawes, camonide-street- mariner, at twelve. Aipril i, Wm. Ogilvy, jun. George Mylue, and John C halmers , leffin's-square, merchant., at ten. April 6, John Faulkner, and Anne, William and Anthony Atkinson, Crirch••d•friars, at twelve, bIVI LANDS tube mak hi the COUNTRY. April 1, Jobe Powell and William Darch Ormond, of Bristol, win .merchants, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Brined.... April 1, Charles Raiikerd, St. Philip and St. Jacob, tanner at Iv, at ditto. April 10, Alezauder C anon , of Liverpool, merchant, at one at the George, Liverpool. April 10; William eooke, Liver pool, merchant, at one, at ditto. March 30, William Stephenson, of Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Boulogne Mouth, Leeds. March 30, Thomas Hookham, Coventry,,ribboo•manufacturer, at eleven, at the Kipg's Head, Coventry. 'Marta 30, Edward Keeler, Thorpe, grocer, at ten, at the ited Lou,t Colchester April ti, John Tweedale,Waterbead•mill, eattati-spinner, at two, at the Palace 100, Manchester. March 30, Mark Abbey. York, corn-merehaat, at eleven, at the Red Lion, York. Marti 9a, George Kirkham, Lanca.eer, merchant, at eleven. at the King's Arms, Lancaster. April 10, Julio Yates, Mancbester,iroomon ger, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. April 4, Thomas Do vlisua the younger, Yam, merchant, at ooe, at the house of G. Howson, srecktou. April 4, Thomas Derail, Billiogliam com mon brewer, at one, at ditto. April 1, Widlam Barnes, Farnham, coach -maker, &c. at tenter at the Bush Inn, Farnham. April 3, William Hodgson , of Leed s, corn-factor, at eleven, at the White Horse, Leeds. April S. Joseph Haffurd, Leicester, pores . , at one, at the 'three Crown', Leicester. April 10, William Morrish, of Bath, cliersentenger, at age, at the Greybuitud, Bath. April 4, James Foulard, Itingwoodroealinan, at eleven, at the George, Soto hampto& April 11, Alesaoder labium; Manchester, draper, at sieves, at the White Bear, Manchester. April 9, William Latbbary, Stafford , m il ler, at keen, at the Swan, Stafford. April », Cawed amasser, Great Driffield, chymist, at eleven, at the Dog and Deck, Hull. April 13, Lewis Thomsen, Birmengliam, bookseller, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, B.rmsaghaas. April 11, Thomas Wotan, New Lawn, dealer and chyme., at two, at the Red Lion, Preston. CERIIFICATES—Apaii L William Adams and Jubu kdwards, Combilimoktreot, Ado. makrra. Frederick Rem mie, liord.sere t t, pp o r ect i oner . m enus Pyne, Horsel)duwn„ leather-maw. Robert Waimea, Gimp Snowden, and John Fred. Lumley, Stockton, Milken, John Newread, Ade, spirit-merchant. Peter Frandsen!, of Oldham, meoey-scrnrener. Jonathan Colwell, Water, victualler. John Ward, Hanworth, Saa-dresser. William Oswald, Newcastle, merchant. George Parker, llawdrip, merchant. Richard Hill, blasidre4leld, farmer. Thomas Saul; Manchester, woolorapler . BIRTHS. Monday, at Trenant Park, Cornwall, the Lady of Captain Muiraster, C. B. of a daughter. Sunday seNngist, in College-street, %Vindicator, the lady of Captain nehaw, oSth regiment, of a daughter At Kennington the lady ache Rev. Henry Dodd, of a son, litirulay, lisppeck Palk, Yorkshire, the Hon. Mrs. Naiad - . of a daughter. • At Balsas House, Northumberland, the lady of tbe Hon. and Rev, John Hanky Beresford, of a sun. MARRIED. Sunday se'nnlght, at Mitehebtown, Cuthbert Augustus Fur. neret, Lieutenant sth (Rifle) Battalion ' 60th Light Infantry, to Frances Catherine, 'stood daughter of Needles Massey, Esq. of Mitchelstown. Tuesday, at St. Paul's. Covent-prden, the Rev. John Yeek ney, et Islington, to Mar* only daughter of the late Lewis Wyues, Esq. of Stanea, Middlesex. I' ocular, at Sc. George's, Hanover-square, Sir Jame. Fel lows, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Joseph James, Esq. of Adbury, Hampshire. Saturday, at Bath, the Rev. F. H. Cole, of Christ Char& College, Oxford, to Elisabeth, only daughter of the late Thomas B. H. Sewell, Esq. of Queenwood-hill. Surrey. Wednesday ae'unight. at Colchester, Captain Beaumont, of the Hermitage Packet, to Miss Knapp, both or that town. DIED. On Sunday night, the 10th Instant, In Duke.street, St. James's. Mrs. &man, wih of Edward Stewart. Esq. late of Alderman bury. Friday. at Lymingten, Samuel Cleaveland, Esq. one of the Burgesses of the Corporation, and late Lieutenant-Colonel of the South East Hants regiment of Local Militia. Thursday ar'smlght, at Cork, Lielatenant Andrew Hardy, R.N. Friday se'nnight, at Colchester, Wm. Sparliug, Esq. one of the Aldermen of that Borough. At head-quarters, Woolwich, the nth instant, Lieutenant Donald Norman Martin, of the Royal Anitery. Thursday, at Weediord, near Salisbury, Mary Ann, wife of the Rev. Dr. Wyndham. March 4, in Sonthansptea-street, Covent-Arden, Isabella, wife of Captain Robert Scott, of the Hon. Easkludia Company', Bombay Marine. Friday. Lieutenant•Cieseral Sir Wrotb Palmer Aelortd,K.C.B. World Comma= cot tile tat Battalion, limb Foot. Lately, at Bradhavene, near .ktaidstatee, Dame Elia. Tided's, relict of Sir John Pa Twieden, Bert. . A tep ,Jays sines Masa Freeman, of Olney, Buck.. was de livered If four children, and on Friday evening she was buried 1 the same grave with the whole of her offspring. The shildres were it considerable size, issonnich that the m.*bsr was ender the necessity of keeping her bed for several weeks primitively to her delivery. Melissa Freeman was a widow, and had bad two husbands, by neither of whom bad she any child. The tether of these children is a married man, who Ilikewleir his as child by kin wife. Sunday eennight, at Hoinerton, of a oangistmissey easter*, Mr. Edward Baker, Geographer. Wben in peessedem of hie fa culties, he was a man of very rare and superior Way and ac quirements, both in science and literature, as a matbemodelea, a geographer, a genealogist, and aadquary. His ocean maps, both ancient anti modern, have made him known, and will per paws his mensury, being In a great measure the father of these improlimments In the geographic science which have appeared In du wadi since the days of D'Anville and De la Reellette. No eulogy will be necessary upon his departed worth, alter the very handsome assation of his name by Lord Hardwick in his Atha. Min LettegsiodAtiliduaill Cos in his Travels. k - • SALES BY AUCTION. This day was published, (Price One Shilling) to be returned to Parchmen t ACATALOGUE of the LIBRARIES of the late JOSEPH FORSYTH, Esq. Author of Letters un Italy, &c. and another eminent Collector,' lately deceased, Te be SOLD by AUCTION, without Reserve, In WM. STEWART and Co.'s Sale room, No. E, College-street, Edinburgh, on MONDAY NIIT. the loth March, • And twenty-three following lawful days, at two o'clock, Consisting of the Variorum, and other valuable Editions of the Creek and Latin Classics; •an admirable selection of English, Italian, and Frkoeb Literature; s number of Prints, and Books ut Prints; Books oo Witchcraft and Magic ; and other Works sought after by the curious; forming, on the whole, one of the most choice collections ever offered to the public. The Classic% /cc. whoa are of the very best Editions that c o w be record, are chiefly In the original vellum bindings. ,The Paw* haw, and Englisb Books are for the most part in tricalf bindle's, perfectly clean, and the whole in excellent They •wine the object of Mr. Forsyth's anxious research for upwards of BO years, during hls residexce in Italy and other parts of the Continent. Sold by T. and G. Underwood, 34, Fleet-street, London; Welton, Cambridge; and Parker, Oxford. MAIDA-HILLs EDGEWARE-ROAD. Genuine, Elegant, and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, FIX ru RES, brilliant Plates of GLASS, LUSTRES, MIRRORS, CHIN . A,'CLiCSS,' LINEN, a small SERVIOE of PLATE, and PLA LED ARTICLES, Ac. the Property o: a Leh. By Mr. ROBINS, Ile the Premises, No. 7, Maids AM, Edgeware road, on MONDAY. Marc's IS, at 'Eleven o'Ctuck, THE Genuine and Splendid HOUSEHOLD FURNIIVRE, somprising capital four-post Bedsteads, with Mahogany Pillars and handsome Chintz Cotton Far ,nitures, Canopy, Teot, and other Bed-leads and l'urnitures, =seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, elegant Suites of nig and Dining Parlour Curtains, with fringed Draperies in Chintss Cotton and Morine Japanned Drawing room Chairs, Coaches, Sofas, Ottamans;ace. Turkey, Brussels, and other Car pets, eacalient Caldaik Art cles in Wardrobes, Chests M Drawers, Bookcases, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and Lon 'tables, in Rose wood and Mahogany, brilliant Plates of Glass, Lustre., Minors, Ac. Mahogany Frame Dining-room Chairs, seats in Red Mo. rocco, band , ome Pedestal Sideboard, Cellaret. capital Set of Pa. tent Dining Tables, China, Glass, Linen, small Service of Plate. and Plated Articles, Bronzed Figures and Candelabras, hand wine Register and other Stoves, Fender' and steel cut Fire-irons, numerous Kitchen Requisites, Mangl e , and v a r io us ot h er w e e k To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, where Catalogoes may be had, at Is. each; of Messrs. Lung and Kiaderly, Solicitors, Gray's Inn- court ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden-square. " DORKING, SURREY. FREEHOLD LAND fur BUILDING, and BUILDING MA TERIALS of a DWELLING•HOUSE, in Lois, to be pulled down. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, in South-street, Dorking, on l'efonnav, the 95th instant, at Eleven o'Clock • . a ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligibly situate at Dorking, in the County of Surrey. LoT 1. A valuable Plot of Ground, situate in South-street in Dorking, occupying a Frontage upwards of 95 feet, and running back a considerable depth, a very eligible spot for building upon, being the scile of the present House and the Pleasure Ground. LOT Y. A Piece of Land fronting the Tunapike Road to Hor sham, at present used as a Timber-Yard, and in the occupation of Mr. Scent, with a part of the Field-behind the same, contain ing a Frontage to the Road of about 155 feet, and in depth aboLt 221. Also the valuable Materials of a Dwelling-House, situate in South-street, Dorking, late In the occupation Df Mr.Warneford, consisting of good Deal Flooring, eaceilent Timbers, in various scantling, Sis.pantieled, Moulded, and other Doors, Glazed Sashes, Frames, and Shutters, a quantity of Wainscoting, atrir case with Wainscot Baluster and Hand-rail, Marble and Port land Chimney-Pieces, a quantity of Lead, good Brick-Work, plain and other Tiles, Yorkshire . and other Paving—all con vertible to useful purposes. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. Ca talogues may be bad on the Premises; at the Red ljun, Dorking; the Hare and Hounds, Burford-Bridge; King's Arms, Guildford; Swan, Leatberbead ; King's Head, Hurshun ; Spread Eagle, and Queen's Head, Epsom; Bull's Head, Ewen; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LE TTERS PATENT, GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTHMAS. MESSRS. GODBOLD merely wish to remind the Public, that by having a constant supply of their VE GETABLI BA.I.SAM, so strongly recottunended by the prin. cipal Nubility and, the most eminent of the Faculty, t h e y w ill avoid all the nopkUsant i *brining, and dang e rous e ff ects ar i s i ng from adds, so prevalent at this season, which if not arrested in time, terminate in a fatal manner. This nielaccholy result may be prevented by an Immediate. resort to the Vegetable Balsam, so well known fur upwards of 30 years to have performed the most astonishing cures, even its the last stage of the above complaints, and after the most eminent M‘dital Practitioners bad conquest the 11111ICIVIY to the grave; for the truth of this assertion they ap peal to the thomands of testimonials in their possession, a small part of which are to be found In a Treatise at their different Agents, aue.ted by persons of the highest rack and information in the three kingdoms. ' Messrs. Clodboli have the pleasure also to inform the Public, that the Institution established for the benefit of the I'oor through the recommendation of Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, and others of the Nobility, Clergy, &c. dispensing their Vegetable Balsam at reamed prices, to an wise some recommended by per sons of respectability for that purpose. In consequence, hundreds of parents have been restored to their families, and children to their parents, that otherwise would have been sacrificed. Advice E wen every day (Sundays excepted) at No.; Blooms bury-square where the Medicine may be had, whol esa l e an d re tail; likewi se retail at every principal Medicine Vender'. in the kingdom. P.S. Families taking a box of six pints for the above charitable purposes, win be entitled to have it at the reduced price, by ap. plying to the Proprieton, 3, Bloomsbury square, and sent to any part of the kingdom. _ - • 1 - This Medicine improves by age. • To Mesers.ROWLAND awl SON, Proprietors of the MACAsSAR OIL, Kfrby-carat, Hatton- garden, Loudon. Garri.iman, AA EINt; so fully convinced of the efficacy of your Macassar Oil that I cannot forbear congratulating you and the country upon so valuable a discovery. and you are perfectly at liberty to publish the !Wowing facts: A few months since my hair began to tall ce in such quantities, that in a few weeks I belaine nearly bald; and being a young man, and extremely un man, to wear a wig, I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Da votary, for advke, who recommended t o me t h e M acassar Oil end 1 have now tliexatisfactioa of informing you, that atter hay. big applied two bottles of 3s. rid. each, the hair began to grow as Wok and u strong u ever. 1 have at this moment as much bait SS nay bead ab I either wish for or require. I retnain,Gentlemen, your very obliged servant, Beaverton, Nonits, July s, 181 s. E. COLLEGE. Ihe kisatitbable qualities of this Oil, for producing a luxuriant Ole* of hair on the baldest platy —strong and beautiful curls med pleasant perfume—Whiskers, Eyebrows. 3ccarefully serlined hi ROWLAND'. TREATISE on the HAIR, which is malosed with each genuine bottle. The outside label of each bottle is signed in red ink, " A. Rowland & bee." Price 35. rid. Ills. 6d. and Is. per bottle.' Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, WM& will immediately and effeanally change Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &c. to a permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that it cannot be removed by washing. k Is perfectly innocent, and Ladles and Gentlemen may dye dig: ibis with Ease and Secrecy. Price 711.6 d. per bottle, or small Denies for trial, st as. each. Ths Proprietors warrant its ollepey. geld by the sole Proprietors, as above, and by appointment. by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumer s to he r Majesty, Titchlmes meet ; Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Garde mad Pewee, 57, T . ttigge. 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bast. eyed Thevenot and Co. ditto; Bayley and Blew, Pedernales to the Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspiritreet S. Berry, 17, Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho; Lowe, 330, Strand; But. lee, 4 , Rlgge , U, Miriade, and as, Park.strret ; Burgess, Os HolbornAid ; and Barclay and Sous, 9S, Fleet Market. . - YURI' icrrrs IMPROVED PATE NT:Coll'it.Pcfhalr," l ir MARRIOTT, hating receiniv mad )`( . eiderahle Improvements, is induced to (le eon,tl of the Public the above adm rable Invettioa, as Cie r eb ., - gl pile Article of the kind cwt.,. manufactured for roseti er — List boiling, steaming, stewing &c. and a cou r ant supply n r i 7 gallons of hot water, with one half the usual quantity e/ / * I l'his Range is attended with much le•s trout.l e t h aa ..41, and the utensils used in the opera..,. : of c••••ti • R trs T a ura` fectly clean, and are far more durable than with can nes l4 h , 1 1 : ro is v a ed l so b T a r ce rtain epeted ceuxreperfiumre.nmno. ke l y u c r k: rei., and iitrra,ii, added to the universal satisfaction it has given, are the Iti 'proofs of its utility ; it has never fall e J in a single instaoc i e: ll4l ' As from tha small portion of fu e l 1 rqu,sie„ i t i i , ads for small families, so from the qu ant i ty ut work it witritilli,s„ k is su i ta b le for ege evablishnients, and is parieulwii houses, for ihe üboarding-schools,se and convenien &c. ce of private fantiliee i bts vern, lue ; Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embracing at, the ~._ . prev ents, with steam-boilers, ovens, lot Cole% in 7 1 h kettles. All kinds of Stoves, for drawing-ro oam puta7r Flu churches, &c.; humane Man -traps, to secure drpredeor, 11 out injuring them ; Spring-guns of different constrite. o „,' !I: tent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principh, coma ^t 34 to require neither weights nor p u lli es; the eput , st d bt e every kitch closed, are protected front injury and irregu.atly; 62 i creme simplicity, not liable to be out o f order, autitueutt'ueden. To be seen in use daily at the Patentees Massfar,_ 64, Fketsstreet, Laden . ---. .7 1 t IP F: HOOPING COUGH COI4I. WITHOUT IN WARD NIEDICINZ IN consequence of the benefic,:4l effects tf EMBROCATION for tlie cure ..f th.it the Moping Cough, bis Alaje.ty's Let erg Pa liti - ` 44 7 0 to J. Rocut. to ...cure to Itiot his v.ilu t!,le C omp , b ia t?".4 thonsanis of Chihli-co are cured anat.:lay by this rm.*: ItY eta attack, an unistedi.ite appl•ration of V1(.110 1406, 4 4 4 vent the complaint taking ny u; the co i‘t4st,ska,,44/it doses assay completely cure. the mob ot,,:tnate sa.typ-Z verance will produce 'lie de ire ' effrat; 111 Its r.abil t ,,, he » well calculated fur Cluldrel a, 5.1314, for tt rrtplit• 6 3 .. 0 _ lle to be taken inwardly. lu no c ase q.,:•: heroci3 7 6 flume, tautest signed on the wrapper by 1. /t• rhe, abt„„ stamp the names of Shaw and bd ward-, t 6, at. Ps Xs Lu r yard. Pece 4s. and Li. 9 a. per bot , le. Sold by E. Eowattos,46, St. on the foot.rty; 159, Ovord-street ; utt, Rol Laclia:„,e; azul 4l Dealers in Medicines. B ALDNESS in early lite i s certainly a kik , u,4, rect.—To such as have this niisfortnee, as oui those who would wish to avoid it, this Advenisernt h to apply The celebrated Drs. Hunter, Crucks!:ank, which dispel all imputation of interest or prejadix), k ai k ao commended, mad the uumtrous respertahl e individu s., tes t 1 0 experienced its effects, must convince the most the intrinsic merit of HUDSON'S HUILE DIVINE; or, CUI.PFPPER's SPECIII4 FOR THE GROW OF IHE HAgl Where the bead is bald (which always arises from the nourishes the hair being averted or destroyed) whetho•byvi.44 exercise,• the advents, of strong passions, intense stn (1.4 I of clinige, fevers, accoudiement, ate. &c. by applying he Dis•sxe it immediately assimilates with, and suppLl t is e deny of natural nutrition ; and in no one instance tusk failed regenerating the hair, even where tte head had beta for years: it is also an excellent dressing nil, freeing tint luirL daodriff, &a. keeping it sat, moist, and g'o,sy, and :I . tie{ stretigth to the curl as makes it resit damp or perspii .mil,rt 3s. 6cl. 7s. 61. and One C. tea. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, No. 43, Gerard-str ret, Sal square, London ; and by most Perfumers and Hair ►res the CAtrflos.—To avoid Counterfeits, the genuine h " HcasoN and Co." on the label. M‘t : l 6 tae 111 e )l f .. ARRIAGE should vindation of s • happiness, which is often disturb e d through diet •art!e: t e form the union, nut taking those precautions which as old an , them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; 1 it, w' the constitution has been tainted by disease, or deb I wed certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation ~if stabs s previous to entering that state is had spen4ably requis:t rdm the slumbering sparks.of life, and to reanimate the syi no disorders have contributed more esientially to anus y neal happiness than those which are the an sequence of s •igartW pleasure. It was this consideration which nit'uced Mesa s. Ct se. KIE and Co. for these last 30 years, to direct :heir r.siessid attention exclusively to the treatment and mire of Us :fetters Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom—as also to tint rangement of the system produced by the desi.ructive Is he of ate inconsiderate school buy, which brings on those die re I .ing Dtis• Mies and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Ali !tumid state. The successful reSuit of their plan, gives them add iikatlss dour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which an tbets.c important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It bd.* le, trey person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek refs f hyca. suiting profass•nnsl naennf enti tenet/ and r, to whic I Mess. CURRIE and L'a claim the sanction at scholastic skirt!, as well as the testimony of uncontratbefed facts. lu .to.i:g the cute of these complaints, they hold out no indtLa ire is vice ; but, sensible, as all men must be, at the existence Jells calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Bun hers of the Ruh al Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edit ntA Slight and recent eases of Syphilitic infcction ate radical/ and in the short space of two days. Those of the must 45 asst duration, such as Obstructions, inveterate Stiktures, Aim , of the Bones, Clefts, Etc. are per:num:lay and se ceddy Patients in the country to state tin it age, manner oilivitnk by letter, cuclo.ing a remittance, will have the requisites/tit and medic:ties forwarded to any part of the United Kingdsa. CLAW IE an i Co. Surcems. 107. lattinevarlat IMPORTANT ADVICE No. 13. Bouvetle-street, Fleet-tureet, May i, IEOI WHEN Men of Education and Yrolessioni use persevering endeavour, to discover the most sae id certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sae& ful result of their experience is the best proof of supenoo. Fifteen years have we devoted our practice to the esluslo treatment of Three Disorders, and the complete success sled/ Dag our plan, gives us additional ardour to oppose as much s hie t! e ravages of those.comp.aints which are the most ispoota of all the infirmities to which the human economy is en.'" _„ After an authorised intr o d uct . un i nto every branch ofra 4l ° ll Science, we determined on commencing practice, to rent dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or theolu lll l dangerous precipitancy of a general pracitiotter. The three disorders, to the cure of which we have difred 641 , attention, comprise every species of Vent real lufectionstthelb 6 of recent or long dura ion ; idly, all kinds of Di bility x Ad. ' tiency, whether arising bons the secret habits of schod.buyi. sr the indulgencies of mature age, terminatirg in lowa:mei std sometimes in consumption ; antilastly, that derangeornt of tw system in women, which is Caliel Rarrenness ur be.itty , h many cases originat ing! in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance or hre in di , tteatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not untreqortly pens that the seeds of life arc poisoned, front the Miriam , of an unguarded mo.netn. By a t.apertor inethod, ach Cal" plaints are easily cured; and even o here others have 11.8, 0 1 trust that we may offer an eff,ctual restoration. Tbe Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently conact-4 otd or arising front the above cuntoaints, have not esaPe 4 attention; by an infallible ar.d improved lan, w. are 6 ' ). p led to remove obstinate Gieets and strktures, inches r", cent of of long duration. witout resorting to the OEM 2 ._ dangerous use of the cau s tic boogie. Many instants can adduced of very inveteraie stases, of several years untinuan having yielded to our m e thod in a few days, after tb rare ul" been attempted by other practitioners without effat To be consulted daily by Patients us either see, wth wa f t_ delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the country,conru"L' the particulars of the case, age, and manner of using enciNim_ a remittance, duly attended to, sad advice and /askant warded so any part of tilt kingdom. - G'JSS and Co. Menthes sof the Royal College of inrSe HIGH WATEV. TO-MLIKRUP W AT LONDON BRII" Manias • - 15 mutates ate $ Memos • 3V minutes ate.!....jc LONDON: ktuictel by Lgvic:. !UN; Pickett/ 61c° ' rublitked thae, and s: the Stapfaace, Tempi! 531.' _ 1:~ . 1 , 11 c I 3 • 0 . .1 •