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THE NEW MANIA. (ram m uszaaav carmen.) Of late when the Greenland-bound ships had set sail, And the shot at Lord Wiu.neason happen'd to fail, A strange dearth of topics began to prevail. No subject was offered to interest fashion, No touching new mania, or whimsical passion ; While the world look'd and languish'd in silent attention, Some clever soul hit on a famous invention— • Tis a tube made of brass, pewter, copper, or tin, With a hole at one end of it, where you look in, And see—gracious Heavens!--you see such a sight, Should I try to describe it 'twould take me all night; The exquisite figures and colours you can see, No painter can copy, no poet can fancy ; You see—what must all you've before seen surpass, Yod see—some moll old broken pieces of glass I Need I tell you indeed, that with such preparation, So lovely a bauble has caused a sensation— I doubt whether Bilboquet, monarch of toys, Or the devil himself, ever made such a noise ; 'lts the favourite play-thing of school-boy and sage, Of the baby in arms, and the baby of age ; Of the grandam, whose sight is at best problematical, And the soph, who explains it by rule mathematical ; Of the saint, who in vain tries to laugh at and mock it, Yet, ten to one, carries a brace in his pocket. All are bit in their turn, from the belles who have borne it, I'm told, to the Op'ra instead of a lorgnette; To the cripple who makes them " so pretty and cheap," And hawks them about at " a penny a peep." Such indeed is the rage for them, chapel or church in, You see them about you, and each little urchin Finding a sixpence, with transport beside his hope, Runs to the tinman, and makes a " Kaleidoscope !" HYDE PARK.—The uncommon fineness of yester day made Hyde Park the centre of attraction for the Fashionable World. The equipages were numerous and elegant, and the-superb liveries of some attract ed great attention. Among the distinguished per sonages present were— Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, his Royal High ness the Duke of Gloucester, the Prince of Hesse Hombourg, the Dukes of Beaufort and iedford, Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire, Marchionesses of Cholmondeley and Hertford; Earls Sefton, Scarborough, Carnarvon, and Darlington; Lady Ellenborougb and Miss Law • Lords Mulgrave, Valletort, Nolyneux, W. Lenox, F. Bentinck ; General Phipps, &c. & The immense concourse of equipages on the Wel lington were, between the hours of three and four, completely blocked up, amidst clouds of dust. The summer heat and clearness of the day, filled the walk with loungers of all ranks and ages. The Ladies looked to great advantage. As to the male ultra erquisites, they still retain their paste-board cravats, their mustachioes, and their stays—the only altera tion of the week is their universal rage for immense overalls of dowlas, in lieu of the woollen cossack supetfivities ! Peas sold for 255. the half-sieve in - Covent-garden market on Saturday, and were eagerly bought up. The accounts received of the state of the hops in the neighbourhood of Maidstone continue to be very favourable, and there is every prospect of a success ful year. The new afterpiece of The Castle of Paluzzi, or the Exterted Oath ! is written by young HAY►toxo, the son of the late respected Drury-lane stage-manager, a Id is spoken of as a Drama creditable to the talents of so young an Author. Sir ISA AC NEWTON considered the Binomial Theo rem of more importance to Science, than all the rest of his discpveries. The CO-efficient: are of most ex tensive use in whatever relates to Combination, and Truths are sometirAes discovered by a mere inspec tion of then), which really excite amazement, as will be evinced in the following instance:—lf you hold Two Tickets or Two Shares in this Lottery, you will have 4`20 Chances to get either One or Two Capital Prizes in the First Half Hour, on the KING'S BIRTH Day ; and it is highly creditable to the CosrnAc- TORS, Hsz.►nn and G>. in forming the Scheme on a basis that so much increases the Chance of Adven turers for Capital Prizes. Seven or eight persons have been seriously woun ded by a wolf in the neighbourhood of Marsanne, in France, which would have devoured two young girls keeping sheep, had not Jean Laurie, a peasant, seized the animal, whilst another shot it. Supposing the wolf dead, Laurie let go his hold, when the wolf reviving, tore his arms, and lacerated his body, but was at length killed. The poor man was conveyed to an Hospital. Saturday, between four and five o'clo:k, as Mr. TAYLOR, street-keeper. of Lombard -street, was con veying a man, for picking of pockets, to the Compter, a companion of the prisoner's canie behind him, trip. ped him up, and dislocated his collar-bone. The men 1 1 both escaped. Saturday morning, between the hours of one and two o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the pre mises of Mr. PUTT, cheesemonger, in Charlton-street, Somers' Town, and in a very short period totally consumed every article of his property, his land) , scarcely having had time to get out of the house with their lives. Mrs. Purr had only lain in three weeks. It is thought the accident occurred from Mr. PUTT'S selecting some eggs from his shop to put into his back premises to keep them cool before he went to bed, and that a spark must have dropped from his lamp amonst the straw. Upon the shop door being burst open, the flames devoured every thing within their reach. The house dog was burnt to death. CLiAND;G or Wwaowa av Erntatt.‘—.An Inquest was on Saturday held upon the body of Jane Gardii r, at the sign of the FriEnd-in-Iland, in the Colonade, near Bernard -street, Russell square, who lived as servant with the family of John Crisp, Esq. Bernard-street. About eleven o'clock on Friday morning last, the deceased was employed in cleaning the front windows of the attic, or fourth story, of her master's house, when, being on the outside, in the act of kneeling to get back into the room, she lost her. lold, and was precipitated down into the area. Her screams were terrific just before she fell, while clinging to the window_ frame, but she was killed on the spot. Deceased, it appeared, had been cautioned not to venture on the outside of the window, which could be cleaned from within ; but she replied, that it was nothing when pec le were used to it, and disregarded the admonition. The evidence was fully and minutely gone into by the Jury, who, although they censured the practice of employing females for the purpose of cleaning windows so elevated, were satisfied that no real blame was imputable to the mistress of the unfortunate girl. Deceased was between the years of 17 and 18. It is remarkable, that she observed to a neighbour, about three days before, that she had dreamt of her falling front a window down into the street. Verdict—Accidental Death by a fall from a window. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies the appointment of Str Charles Hamilton as Governor of Newfoundland ; the permission of the Prince Re gent to Lieutenant-General Alexander WlCenzie, Esq. to as cept and wear the Grand Cross of the Royal Sicilian Order di St. Januarius; also to the 16th Light Dragoons, and 59th, 7 I st, and 79th Foot, to bear on their colours and appointments the names of the different places in the Peninsula and France at which they distinguished themselves during the late war; to the Royal Staff Corps to bear, in like manner, the word " Egypt," and to the Ist West India Regiment to bear the words " Mar- Unique" sad " Guadeloupe." MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 22, 1818. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant William Elliot to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Irby ; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Hamilton Douglas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Elliot; Charles Bulkley, Gcnt. to be Cor net and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Douglas; Francis Hopkins, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Drinkwater, • I who retires. The commission of Lord Charles S. Manners, of the 9d Dra goons, to be Extra Aide-de-Camp to his Royal highness the Prince Regent, with the rank of Colonel in the Army, is dated 1 6th November, 1817, and not 9th November, 1817, as stated in the Gazette of 17th January, 1818. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Harvey, of Lane-end, Station:shire, draper. James Nicholson and John brown, late of Bow-lane, London, pin and needle-manufacturers, and copartners. BANKRUPTS. - - - - - John Clark, late of Manea, --- in the Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, carpenter and wheelwright, to surrender June 11, at six, June 12, and July 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Chatteria.— Attornies Messrs. Leigh , Mason, and Houseman, New Bridge. street, London ; or Mr. Sewell, Chatteris, Isle of Ely. Richard Poulgrain and Hugh Poulgraln, of Fowey, Cornwall, shipwrights and partners, June 1,2, and July 4, at eleven, at the Ship Ina, Fowey. Attornies, Mr. William Thompson, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Mr. Wm. Brown, Fowey. William Orton Coleman, late of Wapping, slopseller, dealer and chapman, (but now a prisoner in the Fleet,) May 30, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Mews. Knight and Freeman, Basinghall.street, London. Herman Gerherd Hilbers, of St. Mary Axe, London, merchant, dealer and chapnian, June 6, 13, and July 4, at eleven, at Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Martin's lane, Cannon-street. Mark Clifford and John Clifford, of Kingston-upon-Hull, mer chants and copartners, May 29, 30, and July 4, at eleven, at th.: Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull Attoniies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, and A. Rosser, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London; or dr. Sandwith, Hull. Daniel &rub, of Houndsditch, London, apothecary, dealer and chapinan, May 30, June 6, and July 4, at twelve, at Guild- I h.tll. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefoki, Norfolk -street, Strand. John Bullocke, of Catherine-street, Strand, button and trim ming-I,eller, dealer and chapman, May 30, June 2, and July 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Ri chards, Bucklersbury. John Dean, late of Dean's Buildings, Poplar, baker, but now of Bancroft's-place Mile-end-road, May 30, June 6, and July 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willett, Ciowss-court, Threadneedle-street, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 13, C. Jones, Cannon-street, merchant, at ten. June 13, W. Ellis, Westhouse, Yorkshire, llaz-spinner, at one. June 13, T. Collison, and J. H. Tritton, Lombard -street, _bankers, at eleven. June 18, W. Fields, London, merchant, at eleven. June 13, W. and P. Ernes, Church-row, Fenchurch-street, merchants, at ten. June 13, J. Rase°, Upper John -street, Tottenham-court-road, stay.naker, at ten. June 13, J. Smith, Tabernacle-walk, merchant, at ter.l,. June 13, J. Dunkin, Al dersgate-street, tallow-chandler, at eleven. June 13, J. Hol land, Little Chelsea, wheelwright, at eleven. June 13, Z. Chip perfield, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, miller, at eleven. June 13, W. Medland, Goswell-street, oil and colourman, at eleven. June 13, G. Hultlitch and W. Hannah, Bankside, coal-mer chants, at ten. Jute 13, T. llolwlU, Nine Elms, carpenter, at ten. June 13, J. Fitch, Colchester, linen-draper, at ten. Jur,. 13, G. and W. Blakey, Leeds, grocers, at eleven. June ] 9, T. Naah, Chesham, Backs, brewer, at twelve. June 13, E. Beeson, Alderrnanbury, whotesale linen-draper, at elefen. June 15, R. Ashby, Poultry, engraver, at twelve. June 15, T. Coburn, Newland, Oxfordshire, wool-stapler, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. ' June 16, W. Ifackett, Langley, Derbyshire, tanner, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Nottiagliam. June 15. W. Fowler, Lea mington Priors Warwickshire , brewer, at one, at Corps's Royal Hotel, Priors, June 245, W. Jackion and W. Kelly, Shepton-Maliett, grocers, at twelve, at the Commer cial Rooms, Bristcl. June 13, C. Rodgers, Melton Mowbray, grocer, at eleven, at the George and Talbot, Melton Mowbray. June 15, C. Elliott, Tiverton, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Three Tuns, Tiverton. June 17, T. Rich a rdson, Norwich, chemist, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. June 20, G. It. Druitt, Winchester, linen-draper, at six, at the George, Winclwster. June i 6, G. Miller, Charnel-hall, Staffordshire, cheese-factor, at ten, at the Talbot, Drayton-in-Hales, Shrop shire. Juue 15, F. Scales, Kendal, upholsterer, at three, at the lei I's Arms, Kendal. June 20, G. Colebatch, Milverton, Wai wick, mealman, at eleven, at the Warwick Arms, Warwick. CERTIFICATES-JUNE 13. J. Russell, late of the Old Change, stationer. W. Brooks, I)reitwich, Worcestershire, miller. J. Torr, St. John -street, West Smithfield, linen-draper. W. Hyland, Itobertsbridge, Sussex, grocer. It. Garside, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spin ner. Doeg, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-builder. J. Tay lor, WApping, ship-chandler. W. Smith, Oxford-street, iron monger. W. Ford, Manchester, brialtieiler. T. Nutt, Man chester, cotton-manufacturs:r. J. Earle, Winchester, druggist. W. Starkey, Gutter-lane, silk-manufacturer. J. Parry, Den bigh, draper. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Cill and Co. T4vistock, Devon, iron-founders. Higham and Goodshaw, Freckleton, Lancashire, coal-merchants. Ham mond and Northwood, St. Swithin's-Linz, coal-merchants. Ben son and Ilorucastle, Kist Tilbury Wharf, coal-merchants. Brightmore and Co. Gainsburgh, Lincelnshire, common-carriers. Holmes and Co. Water-lane, Tower -street, sugar-brokers. Cow droy and Rathbone, Manchester, printers. Hill and Co. Tor tola. Rhodes and Co. Leeds, merch.x.ts. Lotherington and Campion, Great Tower -street, ship and insurance-brokers. For wood and Williams, Liverpool, commercial-brokers. Webb and Schofield, Sheffield, table-knife-manufacturers. Brine and Co. Shepton Mallet. Tunstall and Harrington, Snow-hill, dis tillers and rectifiers. Davison and Simpson, LiverpooL leffe ries and Legge, Cheltenham, blacksmiths. Pierce and Gnecco, Basing-lane, merchants. Stikenian and Co. Maidstone, brandy and spirit-merchants. DISTIRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Prince, for the Yda and Kingma, on Friday the 29th inst. at No. el, Norfolk -street, Strand; recalled every Tuesday and Friday, for three months. The Jason, for the Union, Palafor, Three Friends, and Cy rus, OA Thursday, the 28tkinst. and recalled every Thursday for three months, at No. 3, Jelferies-square, St. Mary Axe. The troops employed under Lord William lientinck, at the Capture of Genoa, from the rank of Commander-in-Cbi-f to that of Serjeant, on the 28th and 29th instant ; for Corporals, Drummers, and Privatea, of the 7.d, 6tb, and Bth Battalions of the King's German Legion, on the Ist and Ed of June; for Cor porals, Drummers, and Privates of the 21st, 31st, and 62d Regime:its of Foot, on the 3d and 4th of June; for the Cala biian Free Corps, Greek Light infantry, Royal Artillery, Mi litary Artificers, Drivers, &e. &e. on the sth and 6th of June; at the Office of Mr. Omnaanney, No. 22, Norfolk -street, Strand ;: and recalled every Tuesday, Wednesday, lisursday, and Friday, until the 28th of August. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in England and wales, from the Returns received in the week ending May 16, 1818 Wheat 1 Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Pease. s. d. la. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. 86 0 53 8 53 5 32 6 57 0 51 10 The Average Price of Sugar, from the returns made La the wetit ending the 20th May, 1818, is Us. s;d. For cwt. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAY 92. Wednesday, the following Gentlemen were admltted.to degrees Sir Richard Sutton, of Trinity College, Honorary Master of 'Messrs. Rev. James Mainwaring, of Emmanuel College, M.A. East George Clayton, of Caius College, and Edward Banks, of Trinity Hill, Bachelors in Civil Law; Win. Heber den and Wm. Moody, of St. John's College, B.A. At an Ordination held at Buckden, on Trinity Sunday, by the Bishop of Lincoln, the following Gentlemen were ordained : DEACONS. The lion. G. Gordon, M.A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Mr. Kirby, B.A. Fellow of -lino. Mr. Lafont, of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Mr. Davies, B.A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Mr. Rolls, of Christ College, Cambridge. Mr. Burwell, B.A. of Edmund Hall, Oxford. Mr. Haydon, B.A. of Queen's College, Oxford. Mr. Ord, B.A. of University College, Oxford. PRIESTS. Mr. Ingle, M.A. Fellow OiSt.i;eter's College, Cambridge. Mr. Elliott, B.A. Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Mestrs. Clinton, Parry, Bird, and Bright, B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Mr. Fell, B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Mr. Grey,•B.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge. Mr. Bradley, B.A. of Edmund Han, Oxford. OXFORD MAY 23. Thursday, the ISection of Keeper of the Archieves, in the place of the Res. James Ingram, B.D. some time Fellow of 'frinity College, was decided in favour of the lieu. Geo. Leigh Cooke, B.D. Professor of Natural Philosophy, and late Fellow of Corpus Christi College. The numbers were, Mr. Coolie, 180 ; Mr. Bliss, 182; Mr. Reyes, 107. The same day the following Degrees were conferred : XASTEII.6 or •lIT4i. The Rev. CorneE•ns Ives, of Exeter College. Mr. Itohert Cuneirgluune Taylor, of Christ Church. Mr. Ifa:ry Buckberry Faulkner, of Braseanose CuUrge. 1L4:322%0RS OF ♦trf. Mr. WiWm John Smithwick, of Oriel College. Mr. John James Strait, of Oriel College. Messrs. Nicholas Burd and Charles &kers&ll, of C. C. C, Messrs. Wm. Stalman and Thomas Farley, Willies of Mag dalen College. Messrs. John Take, Henry Jonas Barton, Thomas Higgins, and Francis Qerke, of lirasennow. Rev. Robert Montague Austin, of St. Edmund HAIL Mr. Thomas Williams, of Magdalen Hall. Mr. James Corral Roberts, of Trinity College. Mr. George Woodhouse, of Trinity C.allege. Mr. John Merepfether, of Queen's College. Mr. Edmund R. H. G. Palmer, of floaetn's College. Yesterday the following Degree s went conferred : Messrs. Thomas Seyer and Richard William Kerley, of 'En ter College. Mr. Richard Bethel!, Scholar, of Wadham College. Mr. Charles Girillestone, of Wadham College. Mr. Richard Dutton Keneicott, of University College. Messrs. Edward Newton Young, James Troughton, and Roger Matlock, of Christ Citurth. Mr. Andrew Arkworth Edge, of Trinity College. Mr. George Austen, of ditto. At a Convocation h•4d on Wednesday, the 13th instant, being the first day of Act Term, the Rev. E. Hawkins, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College; the Hev. T. Grantham, M.A. Fellow of BLig nalen College ; and the Hey. W. Spencer Phillips, M.A. of Tri nity College, were appointed Masters of the Schools. Monday, the Election cone on at Trinity College, when Jas. Randall, SLA. was elected Fellow; James Hardwick Dyer, Scholar; and John Henry Newman, F.altibitioner of that Society. Sunday, the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Osford held an Ordination at Christ Church, when the following Gen tlemen were ordained: Francis Mills, M A. Fellow of Merton College. Charles Francis Wyatt, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge, and Curate of lkoughton. Francis Demalobray, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke College. Hugh Williams, 11. A. Scholar of Jesus College. Rees DAY es, Scholar of Worc:ster College. John Hughes, M.A. Scholar of Jesus College. John Tucker, M. A. Scholar of Corpus Christi College. George .times Cornish, .Al.l. ditto. Henry Shrubb, Im.A. Scholar of Corpus Christi College. David Daniel, D.A. Scholar of Jesus College. Walter Haynes Bury, D.A. Fellow of St. John's College. Charles Henry Watling, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College. William Dolby, M.A. Fellow of Exeter College. Charles Thomas Longley, Student of Christ Church. Rowland Helene Cooper, RA. St. &hound Hall, and Curate of Brizenurton and Blackbourton. PALEST& George Thomas B.A. St. Alban Hall, Curate of Chinnor. William Mills, M. A. Demy of 'Magdalen College.. Thomas Grantham M.A. Fellow of ditto. Zechariah H. Biddulph, M.A. ditto. Philip Bliss, B.C.L. Fellow of St. John's College. Charles William Stocker, 13.1.„Ye1:0w of ditto. Edward Meredith, ALA. Chaplain of Christ Church. Christopher Cleobury, Scholar of Pembroke College. Jame Charles &aif:rd, M.A. Dcmy of Magdalen College. Charles A. U g ~ilvie, M.A. Fellow of Balliol College. Richary W. Iluntley, H.A. Fellow of Al Souls. Richard Lowndes, Curate of Criwell. Alexander Nicoll, M.A. Curate of St. Martin's. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Tha Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Thomas West morland, ItLA. Master of Barnsley &hod, to the Vicarage of Sandal Magna. The Rev. Lloyd Williams has been inducted to the Rectories of Eggesford, and Chaselaigh, Devon. Tke Duke of Sussex has appointed the Rev. Charles Henry Burt, Chaplain to Lord Gray, and Vicar of Cannington, homer sctshire, to be one olbis Royal Highness's Chaplains in Ordinary. The Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh lately conferred the degice of A. M. on tha fallowing Gentle men, viz.—lkv. Henry Grey, Rev. Peter Smith, Mr. John' Simpson, Mr. George A. U. Aram, Mr. Peter Steele, Mr. William B. Smith, Mr. Archibald Boyd. 131ItTli. Friday, in Piccadilly, the Lady of Jchn Itound, Eq. of a son. M.tRRIEI). Wednesday, at Colchester, the Bev. George Walker, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Rector of l'apworth Everard, Cambridgeshire, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. S. I'. Carr, of Colchester. Rev. J. Evans, of Landar, to Miss Williams of Cardiff. 11ev. C. T. Dawes, B A. late of Magdalen College, Cambridge, to !Miss Barber, only child of the 11ev. J. B. Barber, Rector of Norton Marleward, and Cbawstoke, Somerset. Rev. John Edwardc, of Healers:sr, to Lucy, youngest daugh ter of the late Robert Marshatn Esq. of Stratton. Rev. George Roßeaton, to Anne, third daughter of the late John Nettleship, F. 4. of Gainsborough. DIRD. Wednesday se'unigit, at Knutafurd, Cheshire, the Rev. G. White, late of St. John's College, Oxford. Monday, at Souhlern, Mr. Gough, aged 64, Coroner and Sur veyor of Assessed Tates for Oxon. Tuesday senzight. at Pocthorp, the Rev. John Watts, aged SO. Monday, the Rev. Martin Coulcher, Rector of Clayton Thorpe, and Master of the Grammar School, Lynn, aged .51:. May It, in his 36th year, after a few weeks illness, the Rev. George Watson Hutchinson, M.A. who had been six years Cu rate and six Vicar of l'utbury. Wednesday, at Bury Bt. Edmund's, in her 76th year, Mrs. Wollaston, widow of the late Dr. Wollaston, LL.D. and Pre bendary of Peterborough. Tuesday, the Hon. Mrs. Greufell; Lady of Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. M.P. of Tapiow House, Bucks. y, at Rochester, Mr. Holloway, sen. He was found dead in the morning, after having retired to bed the night before in good health. Bk. Stock 279 i Red. 7810 77f Cons. 7911 79178} 3} per Cent. 88f.f 4 per Ct. 96f 97-1 96j .liavy 106107} ct DAI. Long Ams.2ol 5-16 Omn. i 4 pr. par Exch. Bills (2d.) 19 21 Ditto (20) 21 22 • Cons. for Ac.79)ii 7814 Lottery Ticket £l9lox. FORTRESERVING BEATITIIPTING tintITZTR. THE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER h as long been the appendage of every toilet of rank and LAY. ; that it is unnecessary to offer ann further recornmendadon of 0 Being tsmpoted of Velvet...bin, and without the assistance cr adneral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is five from usual objections against the use of other Dentifrices. Its deu ri power is just sufficient to annihilate thou destructive and cc: ding particles which generally adhere to the Gums tht terstices of the Teeth ; healing soreness in the former, aNI Rioting a new enamel of pearly whiteness (where it has bete lured or corroded' on the latter. It likewise imparts a Error and beautiful redness to the gums ; to the bre-,e!, ti e tr ,,, t tenable sweetnees, and if used constantly, as thte.tvd, serve the Teeth in a sound state even to old r.r. Sold iu Boxes, at 2s. 9d. by R. BUTLER rad SON'tt, mists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, ;A m i n; and . Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the pt.-Aral Perlenv.ta Ilooksellers throughout the United Kin7dont. P. Ps -* ism are requested to observe OW the nurse ewl e 44 r.. . 1, • Cheapside." are engraved in the stossp mut in!. J tr this alarmed lieittroct, as WIL LI to: s Iht tame title of regetalee Lath React. IIEALTH is so great a biessir tempt directed towards Its preserv:A serve some small share of public siproLti. The. rank which Messrs. CUR f Pension as Members of the Royal (*Wt.:es burgh, formerly in his Majesty's service. c well-known skill and repellence in the Tre:. few reigning ('omplallits, entitles them to duce, and a decided preference over all at:: In the course of 30 years succesfel preen: , Messrs. Currie and Co. have been enatkd to discoveries and important improven.erts in Cure of Venereal Comelcicts, Nerv. es 11-7 lity, 6..ricturrs of the I retlsra kr. 1 . . c. E. of treatment, Strictures, of however lore • most ineLttrste kind, Are speedily snd perm Mears. Currie and Co. csfer thvir 41/. 3 - Verereal lnfvction, and in every ur. - r:a.nt... arisirg from the infatuaisin of a Celt residence in warm climates, free t.r a, duciog a deficiency of manly v:gour. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be const:ted Sea, with the greatest delicasy, serrucy, : house, No. 107, liatton ,, arden, wh, lc C. rnonials are to be own. The terms of rent' stated on the first Interview. Letters from the country, enclqsiny a Dm will be duly answered, and the twcret...ri sent to all parts of the Kir:dom. No. 107, Ilatton-garden. UNCOMMON GOOD TR A' Lime v..s u b ? GI WI ctis °MN Apr. tiro alb gem !IG usTEtra )WDER h as . 3 of rank and LAY., m a l mentlatioa • the assistanc e er a7: 7 it ts fre e from dse tifrices. Its detersiv e structive and cum. Gums a . . 41 la the 4- he forratr, and ;t w where it has been m- it impart. a fizz., tiet lart•-ch ti e to," 4, as d l te.ted, wisl pos. att•-•••'" :R end SON'f Che- 'MN 's, ;Rados; and :1, LA; !pal Peet-an ts n. Y. P. 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F St. trait, • tr,:itvatcr, fiatee.:" aforrta 1, retry , rimming r Brid?ort, Rh:Ot os - a , ► ".t:e t• Pro; !ten, and 17urri-gdca ter the 4 to Spasb7, same d throughehirgcm. ant atom arrive at 'h.!' the 141adon Tcyt•-, morning. Coo., Pir.":lol.lth, &c. tocklngham, sets c..r. , and goes rerna-k•:.'' • through Strut 6 .--f /ridge, to the 5t•'....1 tding the uncrt- rt.:•l Tarots be the most : co., I ad, being ausca,a4 Gx the the Cr snot! , Eingawd! , and Level v). VIA of Gt Tel foe 0 June. Tel der fc J te,ell, me the 71 u;ameou ar. h ma gjctlpt,yr y ,B: i , a r....eviin d ied ftit i d eHirgrb l e ci ,rp e: Fost a H r tpvicilyi. h .l ethetc.ctra ' r f t .4 4r:el ..g .: : : : :s out every Merurgt stbio t facl":ty. are, have Mr pec..str to`tmt earn Ise mat Coatts. er-Lorslde, Ralson, Cant! :o;t:ht.s, every After- if • 'Stow and C'ub'ed, a-A a try D ro u vg , at t.te :-stmt, Liscro- - :o.dd Sr S.:r razut! land 4 t 311 ark y•tner t dai at noon laver fact. d to die y lb, FllOll THE SARACEN'S HEM) INN, S. LONDON. To You, Labs, assarsou, and all F: Four Inside Coaches, the ben and i By B. NV. NIOUNTAIN . THE following Post-Coaches, N set nut from tb,: SARAt'EN't ill'A! The LT :UPI a New LI V R POO one night on the road, carrying four Inside, a out every day at one of .lock, arrives at I..:ve, sia p'clock, by way of Dunstable, Woburn, L ton, Wilford, Luuerworth, Hinckley, MI Stone, Rugety, Newcastle, Knutaford, Warta SO UT t A IPTIoIN, Ly mington,Win dies, new Four Inside Coach, at 1111 E-past 7 tit; arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Soutbanipten, is a most dellghtfut convey.nce to dry. lsl Guernsey, St. ftlalw's, Havre de Grace, Chi Si MR WSBC It Y, Wellington, and ' . _ every evening, at five o'clock—Guarded. , WET 3IOUTH, Dorchester, Blan , and Basingstoke stew Post Cu. eit, ever; mood packets to Guernsey, Jersey, EXETER, Plymouth, We-mouth, 1) Dartmouth, and Salisbury new Pon Coach, 1 o'clock, through lioniton, Axminste r, Br, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterbortnigh, Szilt Royal Mail Coach, sets out eerri teem Grimsby and Hull. BAT if and BRISTOL Flying Post.Coscin ham, Calm. and Marlborough, every afterec May's, the Greyhound Jan, Bath, lad th Thronas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next : to Wells, Brdgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Pl. LEF.DS new Light Coach, called the Rod every Morning ; carries Four Insides only, r easy, with a Guard throughout: puns Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and Ferryb: Lion, Leeds, neat Morning. Notwithstane expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be and ooniplete conveyance on the North Roar in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanq uhar-Kilo, Cumn all parts of Scotland, a NM Coach, (Dail?, YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, castle, and Edinburgh stew Four4;.s. ide Ct throughout ; sets out every Morning at Di of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, ham 31orpeth, and Berwick. Passengers fatigued from the length of the journey, u they please, and then proceed on without al MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbui Newbury Post-coach, at Seven In the 3lorti BRIDONORTH and Walsall New Coach CARLlSLE,Petnithouadlfilaitehaeen,Foui and a Guard ail the way. Passes through Greatabridge Richmond, Catterick, Boroui Aberf•vd. I ) k:neuter, and Grantham. Sets and performs the journey with the greatest detained on the road by bmincsa, or pleaste advantage of their seats being secured in the KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Ki,by. Charley, Ormskirk, and Garetang Post Ce noon, st five rrclock.—Guarded. LIV ER POOL,Warrinaton, Knutsford, S Post Coach, called Royal Defiance ' every o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head I)alr Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchureh, Ta Northwlch, and Midailewich Post Coach, Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER. Wir-low, Cangleton, and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afters.. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, ineharn every Morning. BIICI'dING HA M Post Coach, with a Guard, sou ea .afternoon, and reaches Birmingham tacit day at 0006 by Daventry, Towc. ster, Leamington, and Aiuwici, to, racen's Head, Butt-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, teed Doinftter i ‘ Coach. every Morning, at halt-past six, to the Cross Eq., 7 - ket-pkace, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate Seedy:lds, Wrtsg.tr. rartne- 11 . Faversham, Chatham, Roch ester, ' aid Stoct.d -e •e Blaming. Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, and Ci.cs'. C es re M TOTVonitor. ENIIAM and Edmonton Coach half.p.e nvo, at Flve, and at Eight o'Ck.ck. wiseacres. To Hemel Hempstead, Watford, and Semisoft, 3 times* week. Diss, Beetles, Bungay, Bury, sod all pr.; tai ti.ivat, set f Monday. Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, area three times a week. • 1/.• B. W. NIOUNTAIN and CO. rcspictfAl7 2 ;gl .:itt! Friends and the Public , that they will not be r.c. Art.:. ale f **;"? Parcel. Passengers' Luggage, Writing. , I;Lte, c e more t . h . 13 Fire Pounds value, If lost, stolen, ord4inzged, unless • • as such and the lsurance p aid far accordingly, :he na.lca • Head, Snow-hill, London. :•crr, HIGH WATER aiibiriptim Oak, TO;AlliftßO Mendos 0 minutes alto . 7 Afternoon . 17 LONDON.; Prentsd and publtsbed by J. SSII gr* Tunpir-Dar. I tie 4 tUsi II II LIN an