Star. — London, England, 1819-05-13 00:00:00

IC.' • ' r. 1 • .41 I. . ~_~ . )RN! 1 ••••—•••? A Female Mazufaeturer of Straw 'Sonnets in Wiltshire, heads het Atlsertisecaent whit the following Lines against the Pre . wailing rage far Leghorn Batmen : Te Fair ones ! let not Fasition's law, For Dorn Doonets, quit the Straw ! Should naive worth, in times so hard, Of its due wages be debated ? Ok, think a little, then, ye Fair ! Ye 3 ou cncburageArrign ware, Tar every Legiono that you buy, Bread to the arise you deny ! Aad from the getter, let me say, Tinive do:a sumnrt you take away ! Then to the Strew the preference give, Asd let your Country-People live! An anecdote is related of Mr. Paoceit, of \Vern dee, in 3lontuolithshire, which exhibits the pi ide of ancestry in a striking point of view. The house, which had been lately repaired for the tenant, was in such a state of dilapidation, that the father of the last, proprietor, Mr. Paocaa, was in danger of perishing under the ruins of the ancient mansion, which he ve nerated even in decay. A stranger, whom he acci dentally met at the foot of the Skyrrid, made vari ous inquiries respecting the country, the prospect, and the tieighbouring houses, and, among others, asked a whose is this - antique mansion bek-re us ?" a That, Sir, is Werndee, a very ancient house ; for out of it core the Earls of Pembroke of the first line, and the Fans of Pembroke of the second line ; the Lords Herbert and Llierbury, the Herberts of Col brook, Romney, Caersliff, and York ' - the Morgans of Acton ; the Earls of Hunsdon ; the Joneses of Trevwen and Llanarth ; and allthe Powels. Out of this house also, by the female line, ranee the Dukes of Beanfort."—" And pray, Sir, who lives there uowr " I do, Sir."—" Then, pardon me, and accept a piece of advice--came opt of it ;ourself, or by Saint David! it mill tumble and crush you." At the close of a recent performance in the French Theatre at the Hague, the audience demanded the announcement of a piece for the next night ' • but that not being complied with, as the whole of the com pany of performers had not arrived, a serious disturb ance ensued. The lights were extinguished, the benches torn up, and the chairs broken. They were , obliged at last to call in a body of soldiers to clear the house; and the audience then separated, threat ening to renew the disturbance on the next night or performance. Yesterday morning, about two o'clock; an alarm ing•fire broke oyt in the house of Mr. - Lewis, carver and gilder, Charter/louse-lane, near Smithfield, which j a short time consumed the interior of the base, and considerably damaged some ptemises adjoining backwards. By the timely arrival of engines the fur ther progress of the fire was prevented: no lives lost. - ifesterday morning, between seven and eight o'clock. Mr. EDWARD Bums, upholsterer, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, went to one of his houses about to . - be lee, at Westburn-terrace, in the Harrow.road, in a luggagepcart, which was standing at the door, when the horse, which was young, became restive . ; M r. BO attempted to stop it by seizing its head, to give time to Bill Was, a young man who was in the cart, to' jump out. The latter, in- his confusion, neglecting the opportunity. was thrown against a wall and killed on the spot. Mr. Biwa also was knocked down, and Os wheel went ova him. Happily a skilful Navy Surgeon, of Bayswater, was in almost immediate attendance, and we hope that M. BINNs, who has a wife awl large family, is nearly out of danger. AwattaL SHEA' 07 51KRINO SHEEP.—The company - - assembled yegerday at Mr. SADLER'S Yard, was more numerous than usual. Few pens of sheep were shewn fra• the premiums; but the animals exhibited sbowthat great improvements have been effected in the carcases, without degenerating from that fine , mess of wool which is peculiar to the Spanish breed of sheep. Among the company present %%ere Lord DUNDAS, Sir Joint SESRIGIIT, Sir GERARD NOEL, C. WESTERN. Esq. M.P. JOHN FAN . /L, Esq . . C. T..Towsies, Esq. and many others of the distia- 1 'Fishes' breeders of Merinos. Several pieces of se kerfiue blue Merino cloth, made from the flocks of Lord DUNDAS and lIENar HUilbON, Esq. were much admired . by the company. A five French stallion was shorn, which C. C. Ws...rests., Esq. brought lately from France to breed from. New STREET COMPENSATION CASES..-The Juries which have been lately siamnioned to settle the coin- 'sensations claimed by several persons whose pre mises have been required for the purpose of forming the new street, nailed the cases lately brought un der their consideration, on Friday the 7th instant. Precepts h.tvehoen issued for the trial of seven claims, but three of them were annpramised alder the notices •icere given. The remaining fbur were -tried, and decided in the following manner; tie.—Mr. R so, fancy jewell9r, No. 117, Orford -street, claimed 4:6529 Ss. Id. reduced by the Jury to C.4,090--Mr. Mo Kuou ses Trustees, fur premises in Swallow street, claimed £4,102, reduced by the Jury to £5,800 —Mr. BROTIIIERTON, retail dealer in coals, No. 1.57, Swallow-street, claimed "L'2,!69 2s. reduced by the Jury to 0160--Mr. Smrizt, builder, in Vine-street, claimed 1.3,837, reduced by the Josy to t 2,852. We are • requested to inform air Reaeers, that Messrs. Comma and Co. Sorns,ofChaelotte-House, Great Charlotte-street. Blackfriars-road, have, in coo: sequence of their extensive practice, and for the ac commodation 4p:ie . :its at the West-end of the town, established a "(died Board in Woodstock-street, Or ford-street, a fen- doors from Bond-street, where a Physician, of 40 years experience, and a Surgeon of great eminence, reside, and where all the Board alter ;lowly attend, tbe whole of whom are Members of the 'arlyal•C:egn—that th ousands have been restored to itietiect • Ark by their unitvd talents is universally itckncroledged, many of whom had been disdrarged 'from Hospitals, and otherwise improperly treatail. They are consulted at Woodstock-House, Woodstock street, froth Eight in the Morning' until Eight at 'Night; and at the Medical Hoard, - Charlotte-House, Blaeldriars-ioadifroin twelve tiii eight in the evening. —Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from six till eight, at both houses, and on Stualay,mernings twelve e'eibek.—N. B. Messrs. Cooru and t.:41. beg to observe, they have no connection -. With any other Concern. therefore all letters are to be diected to CLarlotte-I !oust, adjoining Blackfriars-road. -. ,- SPORTOIG INTELLIGTNCR. NEWMARKET SECORD SPRING MUTING. wrimitsbetT, liCkY 12. Mr. Andrew's MIT, by Wdsi. Sib. bc.t Mr. Neale's cote,' by Juniper, list. 71b. Ab.M.W , --1 to 4 Agst Mr. Andrew's L Sweepstakes of iSgs. eadi, for Slr-oitt colts, ast. /lb. fillies, Bst. 41b. Lead &SOP brother to Acquit° - - Mr. Wrgilisouis colt, by Octavius - Sir J. Shentlys colt, by Comas - Mr. Watson.' filly, by Waxy • Mr. Crockford's Fairy The Judge placed but three.--. 5 to !apt brother to Acquilo; - - 2 3 % 4 I ' 1, • I tr , ; • 4 ft . i•• 1 f 1 1 !Ili 4 I? , • 4 46-4 • 3 to 1 apt Mr. Wyndham 's :Mt. Lord Suffield's Glowworm, Bit. 91b. beat Mr. Nealr's Cis co*, 7st. Rib. D.M. 2.50.-2 to 1 on Giowerorm. Mr. Charlton's gorit: . d,lb. beat Sir J. She Astir; Ist. IQib. R.M. 900 gs. b. 11.--Fven betting. Handicap Plate of .1 . 50, by Subscription, being the third of the three £3O Plates, for 3,4, 3, 6-yr-oid and aged horses, A.F. Lord Exeter's br. filly Advance. 4-yrs:old, sat. 61h : . I Mr. Batson's br. bone Stainborough,, .5-yrs•old, Bst. 21b. 2 Mr. Crockford'a bay filly Routp, 4-yes-old, est. 21b. Mr. Lambtotes colt Mandeville, 4-yrrold, 7st. sib. Mr. Forth's bay colt Hospitality. 4.yrsold, 7st. nib- Duke of Grafton's bay colt, Wildfire, yes.oad, list. 41b. Mr. Wyndham's grey horse Skim, ti-yrs-oid, Bst.l2lb. dr The Judge placed bet two.--5 to 4 art Advance. Lately died, in Sir W. Gerard's Stud, at Garswood, near Wigan, aged 23, the famous Racer and Brood Mare, Mary- Ann, by Sr Peter, dam by young Marste. She bred Ashton, Yvon: Chariot, Ba;onelie, Hindle, Pam, Fair Manor, Oria na, Doe CAlma, White Coclade, Tcm * Sest, and several others. THE GREAT EQUESTRIAN' MATCH. In additlos to the particulars of the Match rode by Mr. W. Acremmosi, of Canterbury, we are bow enabled to sta:e cor. reedy the places at which be changed horses, and the time in which each stage was performed, viz. Melte.Mua- Set. From Canterbury to Bonham 1514 a distance of-. 4f is 45 - Douglitaa Hill to Boom Hi 11................. 14 w -.-- ....... S it 40 -to ....... S 13 So -,--- to Chatham ..............» 4 10 5 , 1 -- to Day's Ilia. -to Northeeet ... to Dart(prtL.... ...... ... ee 5 - 4 14 1$ to WeWwg S 13 4 to the Green Man, Elnehhrath...., ...... 13 7 -- to London Bridge 5 13 " 8 Total time, 2 hours 35 minutes 51 seconds—Distauci; 533 miles. PEDESTRIAN FEAT. James Bigmore, a ha, whose exertiovs in rasing by the side of stage-coaches has =Mad notice in Suffolk aod Norfolk, on the 26th ult. started from Bildttsry with a coach at half-past twelve at noon, and na eleven miles w the first boar- Os stop ping at the difetent stages, be tank no rest, but assisted in put ting in the horses, and again set off with alacrity. In this manner he kept ;sit with the coach the whole way to Norwk.k, a distance of nearly GO miles, where he arrived five :minutes before seven; nor did he seem at all distressed, but walked about to view the My. lie is about 15 years of' age, sad of sickly appearance. BOXING. DONNBLLY bLATCRILD—BOXISG EXTRA—AND A GENE RAL ROW AND PUGILISTIC DISPLAY OF TALENT. Tuesday being the day appointed for a deposit for Doonelly and Oliver, the same was observed over a good seastini,, , or, in other words, a dinner at Oliver's. The match was made for 909 guineas, and to fight on the 17th of July. a stand-up fight in a 94 feet roped square. After a free circulation of the owl reohing grope, and sarrounded by men ermines: ulna, the Pa tricians regretted that seich,oehs should want immediate employ, and determined to have a tight then and there. A purse of 25 gibes was collected at a 'rid Ca hint)for any of the tidosr below who would fight any of the swap& above. than being at the upper table the scientific George Cooper, Donnelly, su Caner, mid Caleb, and others. of the sulasigiriierert: Wl Z map below, who had sesuotoiof his equality with any whim, and had once a hirteep with Richmond, skewed to face the tried good ones, and Cooper was liked to give bin a We. One of the swat thought it would net be orokol to socoorage that, ~.which men who wanted enterprise would sing out was a riot, in Oliver's Mane, and bravo, bravo, having resounded mod the room, the indgerpit was named the calderas, the bottles were emptied in a crock, and Miter skelter was the order of limelight. The ring was soon formed, led Oimer was named to mond Cooper, but be wished them good right, as be was otter Wool sop for a tow at his house ; so Donnelly and Scroggins picked up Cooper, and Carter and Caleb Baldwm the Black. Cooper, hie a quiet citizen, was too much trolled with good things for immediate exertion, besides the sob was fines. The Nark, an the contrary, was is lean coodinor., and is few at his antagonist as if a bed steals was before him, and kit away with his right hand for several roundy. and gave Cooper, (one of the best 12. stone fighters of the day), some heavy fans. During this surprise, Caleb's gin began to operate, and be fell under his maa in en. Loading. Carter Borg out " foul," and rung the change kr West Country Dick. The fight was resumed, and Cooper had enough to do for half an hour to cop Blackey's ruse by parry, ing ; he now and then hit the Mick in the body, but he could mtps,. hint, whilst the strength of the Black gave him best atilisig upon the boards, and that heavily. Cooper at be reave:red from the effects of the grope effluvium, and he spelt the Black's heavy right-banded hitting, by meeting him with the left on the head tutu be dropped his orb to his band, but not until be had been well hit. Seventy rounds were fought in an best and a half, before Cooper could operate upon hinsoo as to pile kis miffing notions. however double-sighted at beginning ; he therefore must not be thought very little of, although a com moner. Cooper got the purse, as the Black did not appear to time.—Scroggins deteemined to have a fight ; but as no toe fancied kiny he swore be would be rest, and he first hit Carter, and them Donnelly; but they taishilly kept quiet.—Carter chal lenged Sprang again ; but nothing was done on that head. Sunday, a young woodcock, conjectured to be about three weeks old, was caught alive by a boy in Gosley Wood, in the parish orßridge. Two other young ones, and the hen bird, were flushed at the same time, but got away. This is a very singular instance in the history of this bird, as it relates to our island. Pawn OF BuLt.toN.—Yesteriay's return was sin gle, and a novelty for several weeks past-.-Portugal Gold, in coin, Ed, Os. 6d. per ounce. CANDLES—Frees Taßow Charitirre HAL Coedles, per 4.a. Its 6d—Meelds s 14 td; art awes allowed for reedy maw. PRIM*. TALLOW, SOAP &e. per Ilp R. . . TOws Maw......... 71s Od Diu° reagh Yaw Russia ..... 70s Od i od White dine ........... its od .—. 100 Od 5.3.11, Atte lns OA Cord Meking Star— Ses Od Od MARRIED. May 1, Thcs. W. Perks, Esq. of Salton Mil, Shropshire, to batty, your:gen daughter of the Rey- D. ihmieleood, of Bridgrznia. May 8, M. D. D. Da:iuir., 14. of Hgtnptuts, to Mina Mo ria, daughter of Sir Jolla Sbaw, Bart. of Ktaiward, both in the County of Karr. DI ND. At Jubbriron, Let Inedea, on the fith of November last , l Car. Alexander Mack. of the Denial Anal:- At Edinburgh. on the 26-4 uh. Christian Margaret, youcgest daughter 4 John Sincla i r, Esq. of eogent-Garden Tbrarre. April 40, at Aberdeen, Mrs. Basset, reset of Alenuider Barney Esq. late a Deputy Conaminery d Oedcance * Me anmice of the Hon. Fast India Company. April SI, in Old _lt =deer, Hiss Tema Lerradeli, &veiny of the Rev. John 1.0 I:seer, same time Prof,ssar al Div:cr:y . in the University of Rives Gallego, Old Aheadean. April 29, at tozbargh !tau% the Andrew baL Op the img. Montag Gordap. eldest see of Join Gordan, Esq. W. S. Es4i burgh. May 2, Han* Plulirn, aga one year, daughter of fize Rirlizrd 13-reford, of (hi.fiolton. May 4, at Clitlwarth,..near Seaduanpaed. the Ltd) of Co mm' Stow. May sth, Manor, youcgeot darghmet of tbe Lte Dr. Roberts Pro‘ua of Lwn. ~..-T- •••• :. • • . 1 &• - DIVIDINDE to t ir r ag r:S.DiLi. y 8.5. H. Cooko, C arrchant, sc May 29, IL J. V. Loot and .B. V , Oreat Te atianiQierciones, atom. §cestt,K ingleamillook !Nixon, lrognalloger, at twelve. May 11, '. 'Peyton. aide churcN, Soothatepons. &ape' 'at twelve. May as. K. Ashby, Pooh-y, enititur. at ace. Stay 92, J. Toed and J. Wiright; Ttabborne-.acct. haberdashers, at ova. iday 15, IL Jar-ss, BaslnghaE-atrcet, fsctor, at twelve. May 'Mr, A. Ardalon, PhEpoi-hr9... merchant, at one. June I, St. Day. Crooked lace, eil.broker, at elever. A; ay 22, J. IL Gratin . and :T. G, Cranch, Guildford, limo-Inamers, at :wive. SLY 22, A. GOIL. porn, Great Wi.-I:heatts4areet, eterchant. at one. May 29. G. Morley. Levers, Sew:. carpenter, at mare. May 92, G. Cowen, Great Pre/cot-street, Goo‘ri nan'tkiekts, openings, at one. Kay It. W. Myna. White lioa-court, Birches-how, merchant, at OW- Peter Dam Abbott, Powis-place, Great Onnond-atraet, insurance-broker and matron lux, at one. —June S. J. Robert*, Wond.areet, Settleable, silk-aranadbc.. tura - , at one. June 5, C. F. and IL 1.. Oxford-wee. 11-nen-drapers, -nen-drapers, at twelve. May 25, J. Eleekbere, Withan, cont ractor, at tan. May 19, W. Hamby, Great Bell-alky, mcr chant at eleven. Jrly 5 J. Boyce. Remind, farmer ' at ten. Mae t 3, J. Polley, Grars.lcr.lane, plum b er, at ten. May 11, T. Meru and M. La Pone Mcrae., Qneen-strect, vrarehoorce men, at one. May 25, G. Childrer, W. F. :Toed:ate, and W. Sloane, Tonhe;dge, barters, at mere. May t 5, 11. and IC o:tbeek. Maidwore,corpentera, at one. May SA, J. HarileT., Flan-qtraet, bookaeller. at melee. 1 1 .1ay 29, E. Block, Sidborf, nat.; at eleven. May 22, W. Reed. Flee-etree. bookirikr. at twelve. May t`9, J. St. Strbe, Austitaxiars, ship-owtscr. a axe. May 29,J. Dattleld, Tottathant-s - „rmt. nnti-ester, at tal -1 May CS, W. Ford, Beckirgton, Somerset, ntaltan, at twelve. 'lase 1, C. Coles, Fleet-street, etattvner, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made is the COUNTRY. - .------ _ May 24, T. Asiunead, sNnd, haturd.asher, at eve, at the Hemmer Tavern, BristcL May 67, J. Tappecden, Faversham, Kent, backer, at eleven et the Pelkihall, Canterbury. May 27, C. E. Mills, Stamfo rd, i' upholder, at twelve, at the Crews Inn, Stamford. May thl, NV. Tondisson. Totem-fart, see Liverpool, mer*ant, at e eleven, at the George, hole-street. .M4y £5, J. Charke.44 Neva sae-upon-Tyne, baker, :t rte, at the George, !c‘wc-uls. May 26, S. Nlackletor.. Leeds, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Sealant-hmtse, Leak: —May 23, 11. JoLnson, Plymouth, grocer, at elmtlas.at 1 -I.e King's Arms, Plymouth. May 22, J. Myles, Cardiff, builder,' at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Ohm& May :it, I. Campbell, Liverpool, drape:, at eleva., at the White horse, flanging Ditch, Manchester. June 2, J. Ritchie and T. : Itlc fatt, liverpool, merchants, at one, at Else George, Dalootreet, LiverpooL May 27,3. Taylor, Gosport, pawnbroker, at twelve, rat the Star, Gosport. May 27, J. Brooke and C. &instead. Kantnicb, brewers, at ace, at the George, Dale-street, Liver. pod. May 25, T. Bishop, Ihrmingliam. baetect- maker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May '2, W. Taylor, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Geor, LiverpooL May 26, B. and J. Gray, Liverp ool, inerchmts, * twelve, at the George, LiverpooL May 25, G. Cartwright, Hrmingh2m. bet. lows-maker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel,geinpiezow, naingkam. May 25, R. Evans, Grimsby, r.s.l-- 1 -aer, at two, at the Swan, Bermingham. May 25. N. Dancey, 864101, linen . draper, atone, at the White Line, Broad -street, BristeL May 26, J. Workman, Gushy, sheep-dealer, at eleven, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. May 27. W. Rees, Bristol., ship- owner, at iI, at the Commercial 11xsuts. Bristol. June 1, F. Pearson, Liver pool, merchant, at twelve at the Gem •e. LietrpooL June 41, J. Mead, Stone, wheelwright, at ten, at ° the White I fart, Ayles bury. June 4, W. Everett, Cambridge, corn-merchant, at eleven, at the Rea Leon. Petty Cary, Cambradee. May 31, I'. Ashamed, Briar* haberdasher, at one at the Rammer, Debt& May 31, S. Richards, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George s Dale-street, IlverptioL May 31, Joseph and Joins Pletcher, Liverpool, skip-chandlen, at one, at the 011 lee of Masers. Avian and Wheeler, Hanover -street, Uverpoel. May 31, W. and T. Johnsen; Idvespool, emclaosakers. at Wes at the George, Dale -street, LiverposL Jame 1. & Card, sen. Mere, Wilts, fanner, n eleven, at the Georg Sbepton Maim. Jane 7, Thomas Wilms Bragg. Whitehaven Comberkusd, grocer, at three, at the 'Black lion, Whiteh;ven. Juni 5, W. I. Anekland, Doacaster, saddle., at eleven, at the Red Lion, Pontefract. June 3, R. Baokes, Liverpool, maker, at one. at the Star and Gamer, Liverpool. June 2, T. Gower, Wethersfield, Essen, minter, at eleven, at the Indio Hart, Socking. June 3, M. Commies ' ralmouth. • at eleven, at Wynn' Hotel, lc'avotrth. June 2, H. Stu ob, Hverpool, merchant, at one, at the George, Dale-stmet, verpooL Jim 3, W. deephooson, Preetoni Lancashire, limn dranerot twelve, at the Wirrelnc, Preston. CEILTIrICATES—Mai 22. b. Camplsek B. limper, end A. ate, Old Jewry, seer e. J. R. Cheer, libekbeath, merchazt. G. Upton. Queen. street, Cbeapeide, al and colour-men:ha= T. Herbert, Cho vatton-nterdtant. T. Price, Ads* = j ar ' Wrezham, Denbigh, stiller. J. Force, Wahine, Scenersetshire, dealer. 31. Mull, Portsea, merchant. C. Salter, gran. Portsea, baker. 6. Powell. Little Trinity-lane, baker. J. Prentice Sbabbington, Becks, dealer. G. Cottam, Alas. cluster, parterer and painter. T. Paver, Nether Compton, Dorset , linen-atanufacturer. C. nicker, jun. Stoke Sewn., cos. merchant. IL Diana, Skase, cow-keeper, May 2.l„—W. Tigers, A ustin,friars, merchant. J. Thick, Isfing. ton, broker. Mary liartharst, Poplar, emskeeper. W. Haney, jun. Clifton. lodpang-hessae-kesper. T. Crowe .4 J. Barbed. Milford Wharf, Strand, coal-merchants. W. Harris, Street bam, carpenter. W. Wbitssittry, Ma:admirer, mues-desler. i t oft, WoodbsiAse. asta-merchant. T. Watson, LOA -dealer. J. Slater, Market -street, Westminster, brewer. 1 11cimese s , Cambridge, off. May 29.--4. Jamb, Gravei-lane, liounsditch, tobaccostig. J. Ryas. Liverpoce, merchant. J. Morton. Ainsworth, 0011313- Emsfacturer. T. Moran, Halvimad, innkeeper. J. Day, King. suet. lieibern, goldsmith". b. crlckrtt, 1-Lugh.x., umbel merchant. J. Candall, Pancras -street, Sic. am-dopers. J. Der lam. Lower Sbasiweil. builder. Jim 1.--11. 31. L'acon, Tavaskas, Facial`, paper-manu facturer. W. Wvn and W. Usie Love4ane, East-cheap, ale and porter-enerrhants. IL 11. - Bn;yer Ind J. Cumberlere, IL Sak, Lane End, Stafford- flour-dealer. _ DISSOLUTIONS OF PADTNERSHIPS. Bayer and Crab, Manchester. merchants. 13;;ItrailantlErad well, Manchester, calendexess. Rehins.o and Leicester, Liver pooL Shields and Heys. 01.1-street. 114zirtIne and 1-L2., Msrewsbury, distslkrs. Wnttrspean, Om and Kasten, Man. thpitu, NI. K *NI J:0 4 1 1 ! Har4,:sq!lFv9 copper-merchants. Twain:on aid 611410 Asitnn:under- .ft iroat-foguniets. S. sad J. Smith. ramingtiaan,japannars. Jt and liplittosc, Carlisle, mariners. J, and R. Hopkins. Ws).- mouth, millers. Damen and Co. lainehouse, biscuit-bakers, (as far as reganik T. B. Clidheld). Fran and Makin, liodcicrs fidd cloth-manutacturers. Winterbixtom and *a. ilottemle- Mat;rs,bed-quilt-mansfacerren, Milks and Hackney. Ma- Ink milliners. Evan and Ca Dut. paper-amakoss.. Cale mad Saunders, Bridlirewern. and Glom, Mart, lape,corn-isetors. n.* and WdMis, Woreener.enipecters. '—drier and (Aver. Newark.npoe-Rest. linen and woeilts. dirairers. msnufac I urns. ad W. • and Sc ' Awaet E Kt:iv' . on aced on.t. It, attoroles. Ward and Hallett, Fancy, Car.nrall, sn.47an - s and al:sateen les. Curses and Van Ronson. Jeircy's.square, mer chants. Walker and Priestley, Lighteala Halifax. merehanis. S. Holmes. sm. and jos. Strochouar, likniceszershirc. iron mongers. *ripping and Crinfacid, Ilail4c..y, near Warrioston, corn ma flour-dalers. Thernely mei Cu. ton Colbert', near Manchester, coal - muster . 'Partand and - V Clay lnemn. Norrich, iumfactuters. Spelt and Purehess= ese tata stone-atawnv. Camseir and Bream , l.4-lane, w ea Otte; and Fairbanks. Walsall. atictumeers. Illoraley am: Grant, Lin: =misty-avert, corn.dcalers. \Coed and West, HlALthria.lll, carves end elders. limos and Co. Bristol, sugar-ref-arm Har grave and %libation*. Widtedrid, paintsre. R.:zer ami NV..2.- sus. Wuodatreet, (Unpaid% wt.e.:. niwbosiers. tipsteve =el Ca Micininac-sweet, Glasgow, i: - : - .:F.ercii.ats. Cataini and Ehetith, • Hadditeron, larroc.rs. Lawrence aid Co. Liverpo3:, merchants. He Hams aod Co Leurettor-Posozner-her. Agtor. and Co. Newcastl.--upes-Tyne cens-Boincs. id.o at 11:24bia). Ditlast. mostard-Inanofaztolers._ Ake& and Watsvh;:ree, BesiL iv, meow* coacli- ea. . !is* linpred, Pir bbalionasa(usters 4 'Car', Cr& part"/ , Oa, Xeargate streetidailifiliglikbAL4k4Yyr 44' k sisi .: 1 4 1 . ,iv * • • , : err...era, Ras • -rigid .. - Onls , :a t anal.ruer‘ amis. lindaoc and Ca wino and spegroratauts. Crwte and Bee. Wribbr4a. Worcesterd::re traltettr. 1:. 1,2 N. Cundall, Edillethorp, rareness. -tk.nrolilli 31A Co. Q.. 51::.:. table-knite-taanaf..c.orers. Starr.-: At..l I . athi.., Liemelies len. av,i-,seats. Lieurte az... .1...1....x., L'...-A ..,u, ..1: ...r.. .. re•ft , E - Tress?ft APERIENT SODetC PO*D,rbl, new and elegant Prepardticn advantage instant.; .11 6 01 , Tv: 0 :**• and of bang side same z mild apel on e , Naasca., Achflty oa the &arm tN, h t .' it M S Hea; )zn to those wham St omac h, Immo - rt j ls m. keg= ( ci s re I the .:v !L T 7; ~. .d o e sx.atooty [m a-. using them. Ts:A:4. n p ow : genurh,-; FropLrli.' s te;t6se Setr, rdild and rAlc-icious, and, boil! Iwzfer*-7 zssro; Fives to Ctildreo, as swel: sa eA s cz a ,,, t tea . T'•• Apssient in L 7 wirer twin. . an wai l er t tin baxtrir au f the mucks/rite. J t c imbue thweinblildFe(ts .7c skoted;„.2 In warm climates , torswilt b't.t4nnj by therEcd.-%, ey correct disorders-I let.r.c.! s •is ta - lt Sola the Proprartm-s, IL i r .! mucosa. 4, Cbtzp:e.r, No. St, Szdt vine-strett. 1) cipal Booirstilers, tie Kinctld.%. Indhses ,~, ti, ID order to pre.e• .: lions or these rowde•., z rac true so et graved la the label w riM • i•tv • CORDIAL 1i.`.1.7.1 OF C:7 LADIE = S of co!d, r: , .•.1, 0: bi;: : agrectset wkit Ltmg,:cr, most have mecum! v., 2 tr:,re s. E: LW OF G:;.r-os. Tallies, the Sttdert from r capatiors re7dre sel.en - sr-T l.rC , IE:4 d-xful cores a cases • t; . or rs-Jazatinos from ismer • 7s, 1: tease appbcatioo to stz?.-.• I.zsistesz, 501 0 1 by Leigh. ; Bzco. .Z.;rs'..s!rs•c.• • mod Co.-Bowaturth-yard; Ruder, ( - nearsid e ; Tut, sad Wald, Holborn; price 11s. ex's, or e ze Dade for Zs. by which ose :Is. brAde S:laaL Salomon. Liverpool." engrace..l ••.!,, • Of whom may also b.! bad, tb: ce!cbrz!,..±. GL:NE,S, or SOLOMON', DROPi deYietioos preiarctior,:, vrtVzia for the caned the scso-rv, leprus . . • , . y' +r, ^et 702,i, ~~:a G: LE th d 7.12 zsigin - stimg in as: is p tax and almost this has ever bean • . i.c curl-, sweetening Lt of the 1, : " Itk g ft`ni.Za.:, `r e:: •s!:rd ieT : .t mineral ',lr. :. sad r_ s an d impure luyeo, 0%1E3 greivti .:*.e tune *.t, r, enlivening an.: ins igoral ; beth Price 1 1s. per :GI:: :II 4-7.• bot•lt ter m i which one battle is sared. The ww.ta. Sara Sewn Liverpoul." are engarec: ce the wax? e...z.% Sot* era, which none are genuine. Also, price si. that scarce, bitter*, and ustizl Work (widt which is given an elegant 1 1 .1 - • tht ltubatal a View of Gecad-floost), ratified, t."; D HEAL TiI or, Adviee se both Sens , is a Varjer7 CoalOsints•—fly SOLOMON, YD.—Castaisiog Treatise 00 F mje locum Nervous andilypichor dna( Onsplaints ; also Generzl au thOse Diseases with which the Homan Body u met: irequo4 afflicted; explain* the symptoms, mode of trrozkat,k,c. Dr. Salesman =pacts, when convoked by liars, the use:loom phloem of a one pound mote to be inclosed, addressed, " Mose l Letter. lie. Solomon, GlkadshaPt i dear Dverpoot Ytil double ratalge. " • _ _ NERVOUS DEUILITT, dw WINCOURAGED by the utiform success meld. .14 Mt their pecalkr furthest at treatment in :be cm of prevalent Complaints, whicb has been oonfirm.4 by the ern-, rienee of many years in a twit and extemive ?metre; MI: alw of shr hoqs 7 e ff ects molt* to the Polgie tam Media _ _ Men enchain - 1 their attention to a cermia this of D 7 Messrs. 606.3 and Cu. Members of the Mari C:C/e of Sw. poets is London, cote to dims thzir str.i!'.:s to thige dens arising from a secret destructive tawag t a ta , youth, whit:knot only occasions a numerous train of 'emu affections, bat also eat: Is oa rotaries all the enema, jb. bealities of old age. k cat i"S„revoLig due of debt/ay a Lei/may, whetter the censequenee of each baneful inbas, 1:1• ceSSire &frkai, beg resialeisce M hot climates, ar any otie I cause, by st•i• the powers cf.die Cps:it-it:an berme m I (gabled, as reguLuly 'domed Bain-mss of Loo,: 3:1, :bey aes a Arm, safe. mad speedy macaw-ion to swami as etyma sota Rhein an esy applicatioa is nude Sat the core cf aorp Nserdet, frequently entinacted ion agelent of irxbri:iy, eradication is often - comegisto. ixgint East space at tee day, Mid in the more advanced spl Insiettigge, start of Veen I infection, characterized by a ter., of pail and symptoms, a diet or exercise) will insure to 5e Para= a pi-cm:sax radical cre. The Masse -I the tlietargt Os frtiwt:' rrnnectest • ear arising from the thaVC Crinilkale a hire cot egsped • attention ; Se to acid limirtesd gee. &Al' Ire midair Clhahltte Erler* and Schetores, richer mos at losig demise, withz.t resorting to tor aid use of the caustic Dauer. To Married IPaguisa. natal . aspect-tiros of 14 ° 3 0 pledges of connubial kappiness bass been defc:teti, :nri also a pleasbg reelection to know, that bytie prcser rreveriece their tentedinr, the dal health is rensweed, • I egm e removed. Messrs. Gas sod Ch exchui- eie , cure of these particular complatetg, in order that ikey inzy sot marked by a sileskem few. with the obloquy so jasdi =ached the ignorant empiric, think it btu jl stir to tla• :rate:ra to that they have beer pis:perk educated and initiated ice • torso& of the protegee, certificates of which from v ;nom pitsis, and teatime:kis from the hizitsr petessioaal who.. • they base. to coceace arty *tire. The a reilest is warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as well as in other emboldens them VD user., that their researches having beg lord to diseases already enumerated, they hold - oat a ensign renovaziou to such as may labour ender the debibutLg - • a life peed ;:nt: zr the timid zone; wed the! pressure tku • • pretentious c•Mstiture a fair mead far tat t.opienektesi tiience with which they Law by the f abbe bees se honoured. _ . To be consulted at their tome pereandy at by kW by patients of tither sex, with seem-y, ekehmr, sad tali Peicau in the country ate reqota:ed hi scam the partieshoy their me, age, and aia miser enemy, tacking' teadtvass I advice mad suulidnes, and the rasselles t..e glen 07 fano ded to any part of Oa; Riordan.. GCSS and Cs Y. R. C. Staireoes. :3, Baintrie4;feer:l Flees-strect, Lcoalot hat pobfa&ed, Terth Edition, ne Sas of Lira, a fairi/Lr Cosanaeotary co tie Disposes. By Goes mad Co. Ad/maned to the Youtit and twit-3- of bolt Scles. -Yr y be had at Do, Patereartemor; P - JP-MO ; 24, Gerrartl4reet 1744 Fkot-szfert ar'd Beetsealerh prize Sit BY HIS MAJ ES TY'S Y 11. LITTERS PATENT. .FAKE'S GENUIN! E ILLS. insti! / le t .L.l fir eo.lny, in fA it• v -toe , DISSA: Brie await Pit] 14 a dose, and •be. -:toted ow Boa, tea rase, "nil .oca car.virat therati-rt of c!te ccruisq Ml l his !Pc rreoweary. NatAtag c.a Se St-nv- r•. •-eced..oore Ga:e, cauweaioct than this R rtat:y, -ors: ch al{ a-tabrge., ,o sirs K to sea, a• it ave.!, ••0' `ev,:ii'm a ji and .iirr Trays experieree Ont.. ertevt•e !•ctrier.. rt.. ot ti will Arta a aire'whert %yawed .c.a7. 4 ration . _rd latthed. avail ceihrkit. r at t.a. Scaultf ~e 7 Lan Disoreor% ais !Zvi:time is raralrt. tTr • • aset 4(090 penile* of b. la terra tame torn ratikaity cur.* vi 1 : 1 abire cruel dhata‘lets. sect tlia :Se !ant eiot. Fors. ir..rarr<; .nid b 1 tbe Sage Pe-I.:it-a-a, T. rATI.OQ 3!` N, N!_ tbc . CAM at t'Lfgeatta, at met H^:tat, Nth 9. ); ancre-atere:. an tiers Ci" =s. Al. tar d-.:4 N.B. ftra back doom, and :.teas 'a ranitta r`e... re also soliiit their arTreorr me, or ttt tbe, la Y Shnr. 103, Gifred.t!tTc ri.t'on !warty et e Perien in every co:wide:Ace Tree" • 1 A.!,..ee grads to reraccst:Jurs the ; Meacires It .:fl ~r .::~ en!.l M r.:-e. Ships a: Nil- . 4 ; rbcfmcrgle I,Ca3.=ll=l hiGII wKik:ikat LON D. IN Vc 77.7 r LUX L`e ..ttst 1,4 i_~~~ . 'c pli, cf bsd ~f~c l iC ,s'•, `4,