Star. — London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

• FLOODS IN THE souniriF SCOTL 44V D. Pt!RT(iER PARTICULARS. Dustrats, Serr. 2S.—On the night of Monday last a heavy rain commenced, which continued until Tuesday evening, whereby all the rivers between Portpatrick and Annan were much swollen. On the ! Fleet water a great quantity of. oats and hay were carried down. On the Ken water, the old bridge of Ken is washed down ; at Dairy, one arch of the bridge there is gone; the new bridge near New Galloway is ruined, and great loss sustained of grain and .h ty. Part of the embankment on Urr water is damaged, and quantities of hay and corn swept away by the re sistless timid. The Cairn and Nith were larger than ever remembered since 1776—many of the embank ments were very much damaged, and the loss sus tained in grain is immense ; o ne firmer lost ten acres of oats by the bursting ot 60 yards. ot the bank which defended the holm ; and it is supposed that on this piece of ground not its- than 35 acres of produce were carried down the current. Sev,ral cart loads of stooks were got out by means of grapples aid long n the Maxweitio.en side of the Nith an I in ocher places. but a ilat WA'. saved is comparatively no thing to what will never be recovered. ••More, k r, Seer. XlB.—This place and its vicinity have experiented the ravages of the flood. The bridge ov.-r the river A anan, about two miles from this place, was carrie:t away on Tuesday last. The mail c0.,..11 was stopped a cousidetable time. Another bridge near Moffat, ou :he Glasgow and Dumfries To. I•ice wise have become a heap of ruins, had it not been timeously propped up by posts. At about 1.500 stooks, the property of Mrs. Holii,t my, of that place, were carried off; is also 60X/ stooks bel , .ngiiig to Mr. Dawn, of Annan Bank. Salichrisait. him W.—Owing to very heavy rains the Nith ~rd the other rivers were remarkably swelled on 7 '• inniLy and Tuesday last, and great damage sus- Alined. It is irupo..sible to give all the of the mischi e f, b ut t h e flowing form a p : the damhead that conveys the water to irn the machine ti r keeping dry Mr. Barker's coal-works, has been totally carried away—not a usage --,mains. The darn-head, for driving I or ale forge at Crawick-bridge, is altogether carried off: part of the dam-head for the corn wills has als .ieeta swept away ;as also, the whole of the dam-head Above the Holm House, greeted for th.! purpose of the carding, dye. lug, and other machinery ; likewise a 'great quantity Qt hay, belonging to Mr. Hutchinson, at Kiliteside. .—Many gentlemen t • its vicinity have suffered se verely, by having. their hay, coin, and crops of all sorts, carried aw-y ; and Mr. Dick lost above 4100 worth of lime, which was lying- in heaps upon hi, land—n.:t a hanottil of it remains. Part or the wooden bridge over the Nith, at Sanquhdr, was destroyed. MELANCHOLY ACCHANTS.— Monday evening an In quisition was taker: at the Carpenter's Arms, in Ad em -street, West Mary-la-bonne, by G. Hocaisox, Esq. one of the Coroners for •he county or kiddie sex, on view of the b idy of lone, Holloway, forty years of age, and a master painter and glazier,oesi- : ding in Adam-street, who was unfortunately killed on Friday last, in the following manner :--The de ceased had undertaken to p.iint the Earl of Beverley's I house, in Portman-square, which was nearly finished . when the accident flapper:el After the workmen same from dinner on Fnday, he ordered one of them to wash the skylight over the staircase before it should be p limed ; this the man refused to do, saying : there was only a single plank to stand upon, and that the place was very high, and, consequently, very dangerous, as there was not any thing to hold by.—, The deceased said, the plank was well secured, and as he could not get a man to do the busine s o he must do it himself ; and taking a pail of water and a brush, he went upon the plank, when, in his efforts to wash the dome of the skylight, he over-reached himself, the plank gave way, and he was precipitated to the: bottom, a very great depth. His skull was literally, broken to pieces on the marble flags in the passage, and his brains were scattered about the place in a most shocking manner. He was put on a shutter, and carried home. Verdict—Accidental Death. An inquisition was also taken at the Mansfield Arms,aMansfield-place, Kentish -town, upon viewing Me body of Henry Robertson, who was found upon ' his knees by the side of his bed, in the attitude of praying, lint quite dead, onliis landlady going into the bed-room in the morning to call him. Verdict—! Died by the visitation of GOD. Monday afternoon, between five and six o'clock, as two young Ladies, sisters, were walking by the side of Limehouse Cut, the younger one slipt down the bank into the water ; her ster, uttering an hysteri- • cal scream', plunged into the water after her. They WRFC both taken out in a few minutes ; the younger one recovered ; but although every exertion was used, the vital spark was extinct iwthe elder. She was a beautiful young woman, about eighteen years of age, and had just arrived on a visit to Mr. Brown, of the Black Ash Works, near the fatal spot. In Edinburgh, a man belonging to the veteran bat talion was, on the '27th Llt. attacked by a furious ox. In endeavouring to avoid the animal, he leaped aver a small dyke between the Castle-hitl and the Gaelic Chapel; but in so dOing he hit his bead /kb such violence against the wall of the Chapel, as to fracture his skull, whereby he died in A few minutes, Mas. CLARKE.—The following are the circum stances of the case of Mrs. CLARKE, which hive been so greatly misrepresented in the Newspapers :—:rhis Lady leas resided for some time near Margate, with her two daughters. Her residence, however, having been lately learned by one of her creditors, he sued out a writ, with ititent to arrest her. The Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports exercises the duties of High Sheriff, and the Boder of Dover Castle those of Under Sheriff. To the latter the writ was accor dingly sent, and he immediately proceeded to the re sidence of Mrs. CLARKE, to put it into execution.— Instead, however, of the mother, the Boder fell foul of the elder daughter, a fine girl of 23, whose Chris tian name also is felAnx ANNE, and took her into custody. It was in vain the ' , Cling Lady declared that she was not indebted to the person who sued out the writ : the Boder declared that 'she was MARY ANNE CLARICE, and the body of MARY ANNE CLARKE he was determined to have and keep in hie custody. In the mean time the mother escaped, and is now in France—and a solicitor has been employed to bring an action, On behalf of the daughter, against the &- dor, for false imprisonment. I . i. ~ . I ~ , . T,' I,' t . , , •••••••7•1•11.0..,..,•••• WILSON FUR PPDECRUM 11111101110111•11 Monday last Wilson, who is , stfl at the house of Mr.. Dyer, on Blackheath. received an extraordinary letter from Mr. Robert May, one of the clerks on the part of the Magistrates of Kent, by whose warrant he was lately arrested. The object of this commu nication was, to acquaint the pedestrian, that al. though Wednesday (this day) had been fixed upon for a hearing of his case berme their Worships, and that the fact had been even announced in the public papers, they were not at all desirous of pressing the matter on that, or any particular day, wishing rather that Wilson shriuld not be disturbed in any system of restoration, that his health might for the present re. quire. In fine, the Magistrates were desirous that Wilson should himself name a day for the investiga tion of this curious case. To this letter Wilson re plied, that he bad been arrested by a warrant alleged to have been issued by aim Magistrates of the county, to which he had submitted, and made his appearance in order to meet any complaint which might be exhi bited against him ; no Magistrate, however, was then to be round, who would decide upon his case, but an arrangement on their parts, had since been made by the High Constable of the Upper Hundred (Mr. Smith) that he, Wilson, should be forthcoming in his person to answer such charges as might be alleged against him on this day, before the Bench ot.Magi strates. This contract he was ready and determined to fulfil, and he saw no reason whatever, that any further postponement of the desired investigation should take place. Should such an adjournment of the questson be proposed beyond this day, he would feel himself quite exonerated, not only from the pledge he had given of his appearance, but also from the virtue of the warrant itself, which their Worships had thought tit to have executed upon him.—lt was not determined, at a late hour yesterday, where the investigation would take place, but it is intimated, that'll will be either at the Green Man, on Black he..th, or at the Mitre Tavern, Greenwich. It is not a little remarkable, that the names of some of clic Magistrates embodied in the warrant upon which Wilson eas arrested, are proved to have been in serted without their knowledge or concurrence.— tour, it will be recollected, only signed it. The cir cumstance has given rise to much difference as well as displeasure. We understand a Plan will shortly be submitted to Government, for the transfers of Stock, and the pay ments of Dividends, quarterly, to all persons residing in the country, by having an official clerk at 3 'eel). tr.il town iu each county. Such a Plan is likt,ly to cause vast purchases to be made in Government Funds, instead of lending sums on individual Secu rity, at low Interest ; and as the Stocks are now gra dually rising, all persons should consider how im mensely they may increase their Money, in a few weeks, by immediately- Purchasing a Ticket or Share in the present Lottery, containing, for the first time, Three Prizes of £50,000, and }our Prizes of £20,000, which may all bedrawn the 7th November. DRURY•LANETHEATRE— A Miss JOHNSON, a young lady only fitteen years of age. made her first ap• pearante last night, in the character of ilmanthis, in the pdite Comedy of The Child of Nature. Her con ception of the part was good, and towards the c inclusion of the piece she displayed considerably vivacity and feeling. She was highly applauded be a very crowded audience, and the Comedy was an nounced for repetition on Tuesday. The Drama of The ;Magpie followed, and the entertainments of the evening clOxil with The .Revieev; in which LOVEGROVE, whose abAence from the stage in consequence of severe indisposition has long been a subject of regret, sus tainell his old character, Cold Quoins, with great humour and success. THE A IMS—Gagliani's Mettengerof Friday, contains the following articles 64We copied yesterday, from the Gazette de France, an article stating that the Venus de Medicis, the Laocoon, and the famous Torso, were taken away ; the fact is, gun visiting the Louvre this morning, we found the Laocoon and the Torso un touched; the Apollo Belvidere, the bronze figure of a Boy taking a Thorn out of his Foot, the Gla diator, the Nine Muses, the Diana, the Venus rising from the Bath, the Centaur, and in fact all the prin cipal pieces of Sculpture, in their places, with the exception of the Venus de Medicis, which was re. moved so late back as Monday morning. The pic ture gallery is indeed is a very confused state, the black marks on the walls where pictures hung, are a fine contrast to the elegant and even splendid orna ments which decorate the cieling. The Transfigu ration, by RAPHAEL I his St. Cecilia, his Belle Jar diniere, and a great many others of the Italian and Dutch schools, remain yet untouched. Those who affect to be disappointed at not seeing more of this yet fine collection, let them torn their eyes upon those beautiful originals, the English Ladies, who by their attractive graces, and elegant dresses, almost prevent the most determined ansateur or virhato from regard ing the pictures with that attention they certainly de serve. Among the fashionable persons present this morning, we observed Lord and Lady HAWK; Mr. MATHEW; M.P. the Misses WAEDLEN D &c." We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three emi nent Surgeons, (.1 SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, ace. kc. have established a Medi cal Board at Charlotte-house; Great Charlotte -street. opposite ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel. Blackfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases without salivation or confinement. The In stitution claims the attention of those wbo may have attempted the cure of themselves, of who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their existence—eruptiOns on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, rnouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind. ness ; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mss. taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with 4 general debility, Bsc. are only a few oldie dreadfal symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all rants of people, from ten till eight, or by letter. in. closing a, fee (for no others are answered), Awing their ease, when thedkine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thandity, and Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock. ' LONDON MARVETS, tic.. mom S. Suoita..—The account given at Lloyd's, of SO sail of Jamaica ♦essels off Portsmouth, and afterwards mentioned in all the newspapers, considerably affect ed. the Sugar market last week, the reported number of ships being more than v , s expected, the prices of Muscovadoes were a shade lower, but very little busi ness was effected during the week. The market this finenoon has been exceedingly heavy ; °be house sold about 120 hhds. with this exception, scarcely any business has been done, the holders generally refusing to give way. The prices of Muscovadoes cannot be stated at any depression; but the limited sales lately have been at a decline of Is. per cwt. it was not then publicly known, that the istimber of Jamaica ships were so few as we have stated. The deliveries continue extensive; 3532 casks for the tonsumption of the country, and 1910 casks for exportation. There was rather a better supply of goods in the refined market, particularly crushed Sugars which may be quoted Ls. a '2s. lower ; the demand towards the close of the week rather gave way, owing to the season for the Baltic shipments being far advanced ; the shipments being rather limited, owing to the high prices of refined Sugars, and the advance of the freights and premiums of insurance ; refined Sugars generally may be stated at a decline of Is. per cwt. Molasses heavy at 945. The prices of Havannali and Brazil Sugars were supported, but the business doing was not extensive. Clayeds might be purchased a shade lower. This forenoon the market continues very heavy. The sale at the India House consisted of '22,329 bags ; tine white realized 755. a 761. ; good white 71s. a 725.; good white rather soft 655. a 70s. ; fine yellow 6Ss. a 68s. 6J.; good strong yellow Gt;. a 661. ; fine brown 60s. a 611. ; the whole went off with briskness, the prices 4s. a ss. higher than the last India sale, chiefly taken for export, the grocers being deterred by the high prices. CoeFea.-There was olaiy one public sale of Coffee last week, it was however extensive, consisting of 1387 casks (clik fl y hhds.) and ti6t bags C0ti,....; the sale went off rather freel y , the prices a shade higher; the proportion of Surinam arid Demerary Coffee was considerable, tine ortlinary 82s. ; middling, in rather extensive parcels, 90s. a 911. ; one lot old round bean., ; several lots of good middling Jamaica re iliz:d 100 s. a 103 s. ; middling Dominica 935. a Srls.; 73 casks Vartii;ico, middling, sold at 935. 6.1. a 955. ; 113 casks, 391 ba Foleign ; go :id ordi nary Pena Rico withdrawn at 80s.; Havanwth at 765. 6J. There were two inconsiderable sales of Coffee this forenoon, consisting of 15.5 casks, and 6u7 bags chiefly Dutch, which may Iv. stated a shade lower, l the sale heavy; the small pa cols of fine Coffee have' gone off exceedingly high, I.; ca,ks good middling Jamaica 103 s. a 103 s. 6d ; 18 casks middling. Domi niCa 102 s. a 103: ; delivered last week for exporti tion 1955 casks, 2046 Isags. COTTON.-The accounts from Liverpool and Man chester last week stated both these markets heavy and declining. the few Co.tons offering here were in con.l sequence brought forward for immediate sale ; the' purchases are estimated so low as 1300 bags, viz. 700 Maranhams 2s. 70. a '2s. bd. a small parcel realised 2s. B#d; ISO t'ernams 2s. 100. a 2s. lld ; VtX) Orleans 2s. Id. a Qs. 2d ; 60 Boweds 23d. a 2s ; 100,Surinams 2s. BJ. a 2s. 10d ; 40 Sur.sts IW i LI. a 17d ; SO Bengals were sold at an advance of id. on the last East India sale. Livenpoos., SEPT. 30.-In Cottons we have been extremely dull this week, and prices of inferior and middling qualities have again given way, par ticularly Orleans, whilst prime descriptions still neatly support our last quotation : the public sales brought forward yesterday were considerable ; owing to them little business was done in the early part of the week; they consisted of 1100 Demeraras, which went at from 2s. Sd. a 2s. 10; I. averaging 2s. 7td. being lid. per lb. less than the last sale by auction, but the Cottons generally were a little inferior to the previ ous, sale; 170 Barbadoes 2s. 4i d. a 2s. 6d'; .53 Stiri nams 2s. 7d. a 2s. 7,1,1 : 900 Oilcans 23d, a 2s. lid. averaging 2s. J. which we consider a decline of ' nearly ltd. per lb. on several or the sales made last week. Sinse our last the few s ►ies by private treaty consist of 420 Boweds, middling to prime 23d. a 2s. lid; 370 Orleans, middling to good 2s. OW. a 2s. 4 3 / 4 .1. including lOU bales prime of Dunbar's gin' 2s. 61 a 2s. 7d ; 150 Sea Island, fair to good 2, 10 a 2s. Sid; 60 I'etnams fair to grxid fair Ss. id. a ' Id ; 90 Bilaranliam, fair to good 2,i. lid. a `.s. 9d; 60 Bahia, ordinary to good 2s. 84d. a 2s. 10d making in all about 3570 bags." PuovistoNs, Stc—C,ood Beef has become ex.' Ceedingly scarce, the demand continuing brisk ; considerable improvement has taken place in the prices, and a general opinion prevails in the market, toat before the new supplies arrive, the stocks will be quite exhausted; ptitne lots of Pork have realized an advance, but the stocks here are more plentiful than Beef, the demand for shipping has been rattier consi derable, and apparently improving ; the prices of Bacon continue greatly depressed. We have la:ely mentioned that the long continuance of dry weathei. had greatly decreased the supplies of English Butter. The late change has little affected the niat ket, on ac count of the Dutch supplies having greatly fallen AWAY I Cocoa.-I . here were 470 bags Brazil in last week's sales, a fair description of Cocoa,• but found no pur chasers, the whole withdrawn at 80s. Toaacco.—The market has lately been very heavy, owing to the arrivals from America, and also on ac count of the orders from the Continent being so li. mited as to price, that they cannot be at present exe cuted. rhutr.—The Fruit market continues very heavy, no sales of any consequence have been effected lately, the prices cannot be stated at any variation. Hessr, FLAX, TALLOW, &c.—The demand for Hemp is not extensive, yet the prices may be stated a shade higher. There has been more inquiries alter Flax, but no business of consequence has been effec ted, Tallow without any variation. Yellow Can dles 675. 61 a CBs. ; the ktters from St. Petersburgh bring offer the exchange about Sricas.—ln last week's sales 80 bags 9 barrels Pi mento ; the ordinary Iod. a 100. good I lid. At the India House last week above 3000 bags privilege and private trade Clinger sold at 46. a Jr. as. t 372 dusts Cassia Lignea £l6. a ..20.55. ; 200 chests Cassia In Pl;Nee it iOs. a There has nd premium been yet p:tid on th e c . ,,;" pany's late tale of Pepper at the Hour?. I. Thelarge sale of East India Spices took place forenoon, consisting of 1659 bales (145 ; 9944 A Cimiantoe, first quality, 13s. a 13s. 2d. lew. lots 13s. 7d. a I:3s. 9d. ; second quality 12,.4 4 l2s. 9.1 ; third quality 11s. a I Is. roun , loves 839 bags (200,0tXubs.) abo ut a I ohr th of quantity only sold, 4s. Id. a 4s. 2 1. p. r 18 t t. e te , ;minder withdrawn at the former rite ; 372 Cll. chests Mace (100,U00113t.) first ct.ility t k er. 4:tit 13i. Id. ; st.cutid :11 I I!. ; A few lots ;h e : 4t , e ' taken at I Is. Id. ; 1021 ca.l.:, Nutmegs (2(X),i;O litst quality 8.. 1.1. A sot ill proportion mainder withdrawn at that ta'e ; the r, seed Q S t a. G b . H. Th e quotations of Eaq.lnilia Spir es n ,„ stated merely ' h e r e being a ve: l tritr.,ll . l) , ; : portion taken at the Compaiiy's taxed'price, exception of Cinnamon, which w.tc 0111.c.—Tor some time past .1 parcel f new (; :een. Lend \Vitale Oil, rather limited as to unantirr, ha been off2ring under the genet:a pt ice dor iy th e (I•ho t hut lets ; it sr,ts sold Last week :It i ; There has been tin other business doi ng ; continue their price at a 450. but t:, , decline purchasing at these prig s ; Old 4i Ons are rather giving way ; pale Ita,te dal.; £37.; Linseed £49. In the other d.scriptions is little variation. Nal. , STortu.s.--The only rough Ti.rp,nli, lately at market, 9,lohlids. French, %%ere takmi th trade last week at 19s. 6J. Yesterdc , 11'.:? were reported from New Y.,rk. the only p .1c;•1 arr. and for which we believe 19 . his been !feted ail,. refused. Turpentine Spiiits, heavy, on accoul the arrivals at Liverpool. No American Tit a market ; Stockholm and Archangel steady at theht. prices, and not to be purchased under; in Pitch, IL sin, &c. little variation. —We last w ee k Titmi ce , NXWCASTLE COAL TRADE. about 140 sill of vessels were lot ed at New c . l l, on , l out allowed to sail, from t!.e .I..l:ingst the seamcn. The terms demanded are t!.., same as we then mentione. The number cf Hi p are now about ?.00 ready to sail, but no so!‘ t d, those loaded chiefly with merch.intlfze, using C.„ for ballast. are allowed to proceed ; only 21 of Va t , arrived last week, supplycluiie Asttes.—There were 134 bluets of Ameritzi Pearl Ashes brought forward to public salelat we t ; about one-third sold about 87t. 6.1. ; a coasiJeub: prop rtion cif the remainder bold afterwards by 14. vote contract at the same rate; reporteil•FtAnd., 341 casks Pot and Pearl Ashts from N. -w this parcel conies to m.4rket the rices of Po: t. cannot be altere.! fro:n p 3-. the last re.tl . 7. d the latter rates at p-esmit higher than Pearls, it, the scarcity ; Ruda 6.5‘.. a 70s. Slat INS. M night, of a Saughter. Mrs Davies, wife to Mr. Writ, Prot , ..etor of the New England Gofer hot:se. Saturday, the lady u( Major Orme, of Fitzroy sit u•, a son. T ICE Irish repute iti which Mrs. VINC!.N . AL GOWI.AND's LallON stands uneteallesf, re 4L-r+'o. ).t unnecessary to expatiate on its virtues ; but as a I .atel let voluntarily itt ss d ale following Lett. ousise.l it ; made as rublle as possible, it is rhatiest proper co euutply wit. ter request : City Stood, Asicust its, au. 'l . O Mrs. VINCr NT, No. 6, Davies street, Urosveuur Loudon. MAMA )4...rifore 1 used your lotion 1 was In a most depl sob condition with irnptions on my tact, head, rout arnis..nut und the care of Mr Muncton, an apothecary, of iirenctik-y in Kett finding no relief I apiolied to Mr. W eks, of the Faculty. Hillingbouro, but to no effect. et:tcr two var. sullying. I . 1 . plied so an eminent Phisician' at Maidstone, wos ins artily.* tiered me to scud for Gowland's Lotion prepared by you, ahlr my ba;•py kurprize, I was livery ly cured by 11. e ti‘e ut .wa ysa Bottles. I sincerely wish you every advantage which so talus a Lotion can entitle you to, and shall be always wry Wen ta recommend it. I an, &c. E I. 'This 1.0 EION is a radical cure for every species of kru s .:ie and a most innocent and etficacimis Mediciust—is its the h: t .e: estimation by persons of tlie first distinction, and tb se wt Ns, evperienced its value have testified gratefully the thrift' :to have derived from its use. Sold by Mrs. 'iticenr, No. 6, Davies-strezt, Groweno;...roas. Baeon, No. 150, Oxford-street ; Newbery and :um, and Le wards, St. Paul's Church.y.irsl ; Butler, No. 1. Chrarslac; Us' days, Fir .t-Marlo.r ; WarJ, 311, 11olbuiti ; .a Ul4.i *229, Sirat.4 ; Dicey anti, ' , Litton, Bow Church-yar..:; and Etas Long-lane, Stubhlicid. Sold also in F.din!.urgh by Scutt, Itat•burn, .d Urquhart ;in Bath, by Cruttwell at Mita, in Salisbury, by brocile and Uo,vdingt.in Exefrr, by *free'; in York, by Mit3 Dancer and Mr Vt'ols.osilulisie; in hira.iw ham, by Fertall; and the revecr:.slo Venders ni . 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F. 44 1, -" preventative :111.1v:rein? these alarming cleoplaints, excellent Medicine h, tusiver.gily A:wired, (in the testioottyel highest characters in this civattry, to no public approhatkm, g yen to the Prilpeertir, hem a re knowledge of la ericacy ha their own fatnil es, sow, its beysii.l c.nopetition, and gtsAs a 53tICC•OU to it which tie'' " hiedictne of Ike htad can boast. hoot the Han. and IV& Rev the Lon! !V AT td CA' 4 1 ,14 -' To Mr. CHINO, Apo:teeny, Chest, side, I.oi.deu. Si reaay embrace the Oppoi ttinity your I, tier .14.1,S of ist:d:nr, r.l) tthtintuity to that tit the I Ott II Cttl I r your of your Cl - IlNG's PATENT %l ORM LUZ:3I6I:•, eldest son having a few months ago derived very etat.. 4l i" .! ` i. front !he use ot it. lie had been uneven for *reel al wt. k270: 0 to hie takirg 14. am-eared pain and Clint LOW, 1411 1 complaived tr.:tit:roily of pains in his Lead and so's% Itr Chief Baronoorbl bad arettletitty •eett him iii this ..r.te.fettun.t .l *recommended me to the trial ol your Lozetigto ; Ana !Nit ••• "Phi be lust, or any nii , !ake night occur, I s er e ninny kledicine, sent sot three doses of it. The lii.• occasioned a visible amendment, and 4.fter the s. coed every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I polt;c 3 " ' • • to give the third, as the two former ha i agreed so monly well. Front that tittle my soli has bten iu yes ;•"*. and I certainly attributi his ci.te wholly to the riftew f Vi Lozenges. I have since recionnteml , d your 1 ."I` 11 ` 4. byvtrAl instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to aoerel n. they have unltormly been of great service, I ought !o aS•Is 4M from the nutura of the eft produceil by Nicol in my ~iii' t_ I apprehend the complaints to have arses trolls alt obstruc° betwcenthe stornakh anitvisceta. I ant, &c. CARLISIZ. Rose Castle; D e c 7. Wet s at Mr. Butler's, Ni,et Cbmpsidst, corner i' bt• London, and n3.e;t M-diinne Venders bs England, Sc' ti+asrh ° laud, Wales, East and West dales, America, &C. Ito bote'h it. od a 5A KO. ear '1 - - - '- - - ,-- k:IGH WATLA TO-:vIURROW A t• Lotwou 'quo ta Morning . . 4. - , ninon,. 4110/ 3 Afternoon . • 0 minutes Arrr 4 --......•••••• LONDON: Printed by Liver. KENT, Piekrtt • published there, and st the Star (Mice, Teayie bar. .