Star. — London, England, 1815-06-06 00:00:00

• I *, • t , , - r ' .• IN7 ELLIGEN CB. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, TUNE S. THE MOGN•RAKERS. WELCH b PF:A This was an action brought by an. Artist, to re cover RIO 10s. for a picture and frame. The de. fendaot keeps a public-home in B;shopsgate.street, frequented by Wiltshire men. On one occasion they requested him to hang up a picture in his parlour that would remind them of their country sthe de fendant. consented, and the subject was to be the 2120 n raters a story peculiar to Wilts. It is jo. cosely related, that a custom-house officer mice ob. set ved a party of *Wiltshire m..•it raking a pond for a cheese, which was only the moon in the water. This :u,li:rons subject was proposed to the plaintiff, who was oidaetl to make a sketch, and send it in with tie r!,:e. The sketch was made, and the pike for a toure, foul feet by three, was to be five guineas, 1 - lis design was highly approved, but at a general meeting a the Wiltshire folks, the'printer was in structed to add three things. viz. an Owl, a Hay s:ack, and a Smuaghr with two kegs of brandy on his shoulders. 'rite picture was finished according to the ender and sent home. The defendant was sA tistieJ. and it war burg up in Ins parlour iu a frame, for which the plaintiff was to be paid an additional live tluitteas, making his rice for the whole :CI 0 10s. A s.ibject operating as a libel upon the county of cotiLl not suit every taste. and some one of Wiitshiremen, perhaps piqued for the honour of I:is ectely, very clandestinely slid resolutely ran it rker Caungh the smuggler's body. The picture, xvith a large hole in it, was then sent back to the plaintiff, and in order to get rid of it altogether, the defendant alleged that it had rot been painted ac cording to contract, inasmuch as it *as painted on paper put. upon and not upon canvas itself. Mr. Sericant V4WGIIAN; for the publican, said, his client's object was to have a picture that could be scrubbed and washed clean, because the smoke in his parlour rendered that ceremony necessary at least once in twelve months. The plaintiff had received orders to paint it on coleus, but had thought fit to do it on paper, which would stand no washing. Commenting on the picture itself, which was exhi bited in Court, to the great amusement of all pre sent, he declared the owl was a correct likeness of one of the plaintiff's witnesses, who bad given his evidence in rather a nocturnal sleepy style: he said ' •he should have thought a full moon su ffi cient indi cation of night without an owl, but looking a little closer at the picture, he found the moon might be takra for a haiterpuellinj, and therefore the owl was required by way of glossary. It appeared under ill the i tecerostances, that the plaintiff had received no orders to rtiat on canvas, and the Jury gave a ver dict for fen Guineas. The cause afforded much mirth in Cou:t. Wednesday last the Anniversary* Festival of the S ie y for Prpaga.ting Chii,tian Knowledge in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Duke of Ite.we in the Chair. flis roxat. lituUNE s stated, that in 170 Queen ANNE granted a clia . rter cf iticorroration to a number of benevolent individuals, who in 1701 had established this Society. Ever since it had continued to promote its benevolent purpose, with infit.i;e bene fit to the country. There had been established 360 4.1104:1s, in which 17,000 children were educated ; and is 113 years there had been educated abbtrt 600,000, many of whom had risen to high distinction in church and state, and which had in tact laid the foundation of that intelligence and morality for which the Nor thern part of the kingdom was remarkable. The day was spent with diet luxury which the sentiment of the good they conferred on their fellow•crerroires was sure to inspire in the promoters of an institution sc benevolent. Yesterday being the Anniversary Dinner of the Siihscribtrs and Friends to the British and Foreign School Society, the Duke of KENT took the Chair, in the absence of the Earl of DAIINLEY, who ails pre vented from attending by serious indisposition. The Chairman, after dinner, gave a concile history of the origin send prowess of the 'Society, and with much li:eling for Jo. serf LANCASTER, stated the reasons whicli had induced the Society to change its denomi naion.: be concluded by observing, that•he still die imbed the hope diet the founder of the system would again feel that the Society contained ,his best friends, and that his return would be received with as much pleasure as hii deposition occasioned regret. • In the course of his speech his Royal Highness observed, that the benefit of this system even extends itself to the &karts of Africa; for several hued-ed miles from Cape Town, in the interior of the coun , ry are schools existing, by which the natives are instructed and • taught to use the reason which Gun has given them. Mr. Fox then read the list of subscriptions, and it may be interesting to the fri4nds of t e Socif iy to know, that of the proposed collection of ten thousand pounds to liquidate the debt, - 43756..175. 6J. are al ready collected. MAnsunv House --INFAMOUS A ISAULT. Tester day William C. wdell was charged with a violent as sault upon Miss E. Smith. 't'he prisoner, in corn `pony with three others, were observed, in the vicinity of C rnhill, on Saturday evening, stopping almost every female that passed, and endeavouring to seize their shawls or handkerchiefs. The prosecieril'was in company with a Mrs. Clarke, add the latter being attacked by the gang, who tore her shawl to pieces ' she tied and calked for assistance. The party then escaped ; but in some mintttes after the prisoner was . obsyrvcd following the prosecutrix along Cheapside, when he suddenly stopped her, knocked her head against the shutters of a shop, struck her several vie: lent blows, and, having thrown her down, kicked her while in that situation. The watchman :utd patrole, however, coming up, the prisoner WAS conducted to the watch-house ; where, while the prosecutris was stating her charge, he gave her a desperate blow, and s tid he would have her life. He was fully committed. CHILD-STEALING.--On the 22d ult. Sarah Lures was committed to Essex county jail, charged on the oath of Susannah Jones, of Deptford, in Kent, and others, with having, on the 9th instant, feloniously stolen two children, viz. a female child, aged about .seven years and a half, and a male child, aged about 'seven months, being the children of the said Sumnah Jones. • - . . • • .•, L'. ! '• I.'. l'• '• S.. TILE KING'SDIRTII mfr. His MAJESTY'S Birth-day happening on Sunday,' the usual demonstrations of public rejo'cing were postpnned till yesterday, duringthe who e of which the flags on the ciiurchsteeples continued flying. It was observed as a holiday at all the Public Offices. Several of the Fire-Office-men, in new Oresses, pa raded the streets of the metropolis, with bands of music playing, &c. The usual entertainment was given by Mr.Vinosn, the manufacturer of Mail Coaches, kt the manufactory on Mill Bank Row, Westminster, to the Mail Coach Contractors, where, after the drivers and guards had drank the KING'S health in the open air,.they drove off in grand style with the newly decorated coaches ahcl harness, and the drivers and guards in their new dresses through the town in their usual route. The PRINCE REGENT gavel grand dinner upon the occa sion. The tradesmen of the Royal Household dined together, and illuminated their houses. The Opera ' House and the different Theatres were illuminated in the evening . During the firing of the guns in St. James's Park, to celebrate the Birthday of his MAJESTY, a most distressing accident occurred. Several school-boys and others, having got over the railing, on to egrass, came within the range of the guns at the time ot 'firing, when, being struck by the wadding. two were killed, and several desperately wounded. One of the former.was the son Of a respectable house fielder in King.street t among the latter, one was shot completely th rough, and is n.it expected to re cover, the wadding entering on one side and passing out at the other. • Another youth, who had ascended a tree, was struck in the eye, and deprived of his sight. Others were dreadfully hurt. It is a fact not generally known; but we can vouch for the truth of it, that Miss FOOTK. whose benefit is this evening, at Covent-garden, is the grandniece of the late English Aristophanes, SAMUEL Foorx, Esq: ; and the Lady who is to make her first appearance in Roxalana, is also a very near relative a that celebrate ed character. Miss Fool's is, Moreover, a charming actress and a very amiable young' Lady. These at tractions, and Mr. lityrrx's ilkxander, will, no doubt, overflow the house. EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE TO .titAVELLERS.—The following is painted upon a board• affixed at the en. trance of Peterstield, namely—" All persons found within this borough will be apprehended as vagrants." A man is said to have realized a thousano A year by nulling prt wine. A friend advised hint to put over his door—inveni portion. A Correspondent thus gives a Gompounei Duichess for the Duke of DEVONSIIIRE. She Must have— • Dnwagrr Marchioness of LA N laowtr's Eyes—Lady Da NAL LLY% Alnu:11- . -Mrs.Hores Smile-s•hirs FITZHERSZAT's Teeth —Mrs. MrLszsn's Hair—Lady Gioaot banjo/ones Neck— Lady Owr:i, of Oates. - ruses Shoulders—Lady lizavucore's 1: Shave—Mr& LONG WEILIIII.KT% Aim — Lady ....rustsmon a's Size—Datchess of Yokk's Foot—Lady COMIRRAILReIt Skill on She Harp—Lode MART TAYLOR'S Art in the Song—Hon. Mrs. KNoz's perfection with the Pencil—Hun. Mrs. DAUER% with the Chissell—Marchioness of Hew:roan'. Dignky—Marchioness of Sosissures Eate---Mare.hiouess of DOUGLA 6% Musical Fin ger..Cootitess ABOTEZZ% Affability—Miss FLOYD'S Taste in Dreial...LUlT EL/real Ossoamt's Grace lu Dancing—Lady Itaises.ts vs s Voice—Dowager Countess of Cuss' saris Dia mcsuits...Dutsbvss of Mosa-roos C 6.4 Non**. and but tionsits; and. above all. as a He this sdtra, Min W Am. IrtaLD'S Purse ! —When all these rare accomplisnmenti and qualifi cations are found united in one person, she shall be made a Dutchess by one of the best made and most opOlent men in England. The Western end of Cornhill never ittrAmd so gay as at present—the whole of the Lottery Offices are newly painted and ornamented, and no Temples of Fortnne ever shone more bright ! By the by, we think the Proprietors might have choLen turnote proper time for this operation. The smell of pint is at co time agreeable, and particularly at this warm Leason., We should imagine it must be rather an annoyance to the numerons adventurers who are induced by the splendid Scheme of the New Lottery to visit them, l :Alt we suppose they diregatd• the Paint, and think only of the Gilding 1 Mr. B. JottNsoN, son of the Rev. B. „InoysoN, of Westou.upon-Trent, lost his life lately in the West Indies. In - getting out of a ship into-a boat, he fell into the sea, and was drowned. Captain dosern AsTunr, of the ship Triton. was drowned in Arnutt's Bay. Jamaica, on the 11th of March last. 'l' h Captain with tour men was proceed ing from the ship to land at Gibraltar Wharf, but the sea upset the boat. Tav pour fellows, however, got her righted ; but no sooner were they in, than an other heavy swell upset them a second time. The Captain and two seamen then went down and were Lever seen again. A third seaman, after struggling some time, shared the same fate. A dreadful circumstance occurred in the neigii bourhood of 13righton, on Thursday night last :--Mr. PAGE, a respectable yeoman at Errintiham. who had attended the Corn Market, in returning home, tell from his horse and was killed on the spot. lie has lett a widow pregnant, and nine children to hsroent his loss. On Saturday a young female, genteel,' dressed in second mourning, wa:found d rowned in the hasn't of the Canal, Regeiscy Park : she was taken to the Jews Harp public-house, dose adjoining; and yester day a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body— Ver dict, Ac cidental Death. • The 2ci instant. at Clofottli near From', Mr. W. BALL, gamekeepei to T. 8. HORNIR. Esq. of Mells Paris, flushed a leAsh of woodcocks, and killed a couple of them at one shot. The first glut of herrings this season passed the Mull of Gllloway on Saturday se'ennigtit, and a large squadron of them arrived off.Whitehaven on Tuesday morning. . A KOBUK. Suar.--Saturday se'nnight, about 12 o'clock at night, the family of JOHN Younu, Esq. of Corsham House, South -street, Newport, were alar med by two robbers, who had scaled the garden wall, and were attempting to break open the back p ar l our window. Mr. YOUNG seised a gun loaded with shot, and fired from the bed-room window, the contents of which killed one of them on the spot, who proved to be Henry Birchell, a private in the SlSti Foot. The other, in making his escape, wounded himself with the glass at the top of thE wall, and was recognised the nest morning about ten Oclocli 3—his, name is Thomas Wood, of the same corps ; .and is now con fined in the Bridewell. A Jury sat on the body of the deceased, and famed a verdict of—Justi fi able Homicide. - . - . 1 , 44: A lit,L Y k.a I IL, r401 . 11:4‘.:11.riAl 111 AL••••• MIA the Exteumve MANOR and LORDSHIP 9 -RoCH. DALE, in L.I6NCASI Litt with very exteintr. Atoll tL.i. Hy Mr. FARE 1111.0 1 1 DER, At Gaut-awn % Coffer-kuusr; Cornhill, on FutnAT, July 23, at • - "-- I . we:ve o'clock, THE MANOR, or repotted MA/40R nr LORD SUIP and EsTATE of NEWS !'EAU, in the County of Nottingham, containing upwards of 3'200 Aries of Arable, Mea dow, Past ure,and Wood Land,divlded into sundry eligible Farms, with the capital Mansion of Nis sTEAD Alt 'EY, and men sire Stone Quarries. The Manor abounds with Game; and the Lakes, which are extensive, numerous and grand, are well stocked with fish, and much frequeuted in the r-raslti by wild fowl; comprises the entire Lordship, extra-parochial and tythe free, except about 127 ;KM, situate in the adjoining patielt of Linby, and the poor and other rates very trifling. '1 hr Estate is situate between Nottingham and Mansfield.—Also, the very extensive and valuable MANOR of. RUCI - 10.11.1.:, in the County of Lancasteroextending over about 45,utio acres of Land, of which about 33,000 acres are Inclosed Lands, and about 12,000 acres are Moors, Commons, and M'astes, in me of inclosure, will add considerzhly to the veLie of the Estate, being situated in the mare of a noanufactnring and vrry populous district; with Court beet and Coto t LLerutt Thu 'Foils of the Markets and of the poptil,... rthr:i or Ruch dale, and extensive Royalties, comprehending the Roche! Moors, well stocked witu grouse and other 1:4:11C, and wend ing over the townships of Httuderslitid, ;poi Laid, But tr? %%With. !- and Castletoo, In the County of Lancaster, and Saleilewui th, in the County qf York. there are mod& rabic held of the Manor, and the Copyhoids and Wastes abound wi t h rich Veins of Coal Stone. The •Newstead Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Owen .Mealey, at the Hat Public-house on tl.e Estate, of wl:e'n printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may he had ; also e.f Juba Hamm, Esq. 65, Chancerrlane ; at the Place of :):ek; and at the hallowing Inns: White Lion„ Nottingham; ; Swan, Nincii. field; Bear, Loughborough; 'nave Crowns, Leicester; Brit, Derby; Black Swan, York; Angel, lluoc.iittr ; Bridgewater Arms, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; and Mouth, Leeds; Golden Buck, Rochdale; King's Arms, Lancas ter ; Croww, Liverpool; Hotel, Chester; and o: Mr. Fa: Beaufort-buildings, Sir .ad. • IMPAOPRIATE RECTORY IN DEVON:A - ORE. At the Old London Ina, Exeter, on Monday, the 41;th day of lune next, at tour THEs IMPROPRIATE RECTORY cf thr Parish of South lawitm in the County of Dev!ii, cifm. prising a Dwelling-house, used as an Inn, wish 11art, Cour lege, and all necessary Out-buildings, three Cotrairs, a Snout's Shop, and is Acres of Land, l e t to fames jlin. nt tla: yr irly rent of X7O. And the great and small Tytiict of the whole L'.trish (containing about 41100 Acres of I,a,i 1, of w1.:1.11 nearly one third are in tillage) now let to the sevxr.d occupiers at coal poutions, amounting to the yearly sum of CB4lO and upwards, but supposed to be of greater value. The Rectory is held under the Dean and Canons of Windsor, by Lease fur St year from Mitbaehnas 1812 (but ri newaide every seven years) subject to a stipend of £5O to the Curate of the Parish, small chief rents and other Outgoings. South*Tawton iles'about 18 miles from hurter, and four from Okehampron, sod the turnpike road runs through the.Parieh. for further Partleulats, application may , be mace to Mr. Beadon, Attorney at La*, Taunton; Mr. Barnes, Attorney at Law s Exeter; armi Mr. Law, Land Agent, Littlabam, mar F.:mouth, "THE MARK. TS. NEWOATE AND LEADENIIAT.L. (By the Carew.) . Be f, pet stone Si 61 t4lsd I Veal 4s od to 5 11.' Mutton- 44 Oil to 4s Ski 1 Pork too Ski to &e 4d Lamb 5s 54 to 75 04. ICti OE HAY ANU STILAW YIiSTERDAY. •T. JANES'S. watt-racoon& Hay 31 1W to 51 5s 0611 Hay 41 4s to 51 de Od Straw 11 7s OJ to 11 17, Rd Stt►lw 11 14s en /1 lii PittOtt OF HOPS. • • 1111 W BAGS. Kest 71 Us to RI 15. Susses 61 10s to 71 151 Essex 71 Os to 91 Ili LW rOCILETII. Kent • 71 Os to 91 151 Suites • 61 191 to 111 tit Farnham 1:41 O4 to 111 o► PLUCE UP St. Jame Market 4. Sd I TALLOW. I'own Tallow 74s ad Yellow► Rus•is ?Os Oil White ditto 7.1 s od Soap ditto 74s od ;ood Dregs 10s Od. 100:—Curd, 104s—Palm, 104 s lgo 641—Moulds, 14* 04. Clare Market - o 041 White chapel Market 4s 3.1 per atone of Hib. Craves I Ss O.l—C Yellow Soap, 90s--Mostled, Price of Candles per doz. PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.F.ALIENHAI.I.-i l'itEti t . I Mitts, 50 to sr.lbs 20d 23d Calf Skin', 50 to 4ulbs and sot! Ditto. 56 to G6lits 24d 2.k1 Ditto. 50 to 70Ibi 354 and Merchants Backs 194 d 20t1 Ditto 70 to tlOlbs 32d 3Sel Dressing Hilt. 194 d 204 d 1 Small Soils Greenland 45d 461 Fine Coach links 20d i. , !ld I I.esge ditto. per doz. 15. , . i i.• ..I AVERA(d PRICE of COttisl m ENULAIsip bud from the Morns ending the 97th of Mai, 1815. Wheat. Rye • Barley. Oats. Beans. Nape. I. 4. Is.d. 1 s. d. I•. 4. 6. 4. la. 4. 70 0 139 Si 9 114 11 37 138 It The average Price of Sugar. computed from the returns made In the week ending the 3 I lt May, is 60s. 3id. lx r ewt. COAL MARKET, JUNE S. Shim at Market. Ship` Sold. Pe. 14 Newcastle 14 414 Oil to 511 6d. 2 Sunderland 1 40, Gd to 001 aJ. 0 Culnt 0 00s. ad. to 00.. DISI'RIBUI lON OP PRIZE—MUNF.V. The Blazer, for the capture of the Troutman and Die Liebe ; and Salsette, for a ves.4l, name unknown, will be paid on the 9th instant, at No. 1, James-street, Adelphi. Whiting. for the Antelope, the 1 tstb instant, at Plymouth; recalled at No. 13, Southatupton.street, Strand. ' • Leonidas, for the Betsey, the 7th instant, atSheerness; recalled at No. 41, Norfolk-acres. JEohts,, for the Minerva. Oronoolco, and Eleanor ; and Guer. rlcre, for the two latter, the Gth Instant, at No. It'h Layton's buildings, Borough. Polyphemus, for the James Madison, the Gth instant, at 23 Norfolk-street. Thames, fur the Fauf Gebroslers, the Bth instant, at No. 29 Great Surrey-street. MARRIED. Friday, at St George's. Bloomsbury, the Rcv. I3artlet Good , rich, to Catharine, seventh ca n ister of 13artlet Goodrich, Esq. of S.deny Grove, E•sex. Ally 2.2, at Stavelee, rbyshire. Richard Wood Neville, Esq. aged b 7, to Miss Andrews, in the g7th year of her uge, daughter ut Andrews, Esq. all of the same Place.—The number of ptr sons to witness the ceemony exceeded any precedent : his wont , et 4 hospitality never shone more than on the present happy occasion. SALES BY AUCTION. TO MERCHANTS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, SLOPSEL -I.ERS, UNLN-DRA KAU, AND G By Mr. JOB, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, To-MoRROW, at Eleven for Twelve pi . eckety, w *heat reserve, THE GOODS U NDE R - MENTIONED, viz. 110 Pieces West Country Tir.A Superfine C:ntb, 120 ---- Yorkshire Super;:ne., Sedond., and Plain D. 60 Milled and Single Cassemeres, 130 Bedford and %linden Cord., With a gnat variety of Mane Mercer:, Marchester, Linen Drapery, and other Goods. To he vr.-wed. Catalogues may he NA a; the Mart, an lof Mr. int., Nn 45, Friday -street, Cheapsitle. • T')irlMAo 1111(1.0K, P., I BEG leave to inform 'you, that ever s i n ce t!le ye:, 1790,1 bad been afflicted with the Lees Ventre'. wi . ...C.friu Its obstinately resisting every cohrse of medicine prescribt d by,. • most eminent of the facuky here, and undorgult,g several teve• counts of salivation and:wife dlschar;;ell frogs the i I .1 Tit% ert• little relief, would appear to be of the moat Isaveterwe hu,n . the wring of last year my diwrler Lad Lot to ‘ech a 1.4%4, nearly to put a period to my ezistence. lit this atrae. I IC.; ts commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received %a er,at a ,•;,. by them here,) to take your Leake's facet Pins , v hick( L c! , to do on the tnlth May ; in the curt of a fortnigh ' receive benefit, In little more than a ntooth I ter.ans.-, your lilseral advice and medicine, perfectly free rim. my t mer complaints, have rteovered my former spirit, and etrett •t 4. and am become jolly and ha, ha sta•,- havivg c urit t l . 6 3 , , nutty months to the astonish:Ler.: of %.ito knew nte , i at a loss in what terms to exp..... LI gt4titut!.:, but h yqt t. the good of other sufferl.lg tr.ottC,,, to m;.1:0 this my case public as possible, as I shall on users ozc.tsion—in will greatly obli i ;e, Sir, your grateful uhetlient vtry humbi! cant, ALIA. Swan's Close, high-street, E•linburph. Prepared and sold by tte stic Prnnrietor, nursas j!' Ker•'•••- " : • ' ••.• • iorgeons In London, at Lts lieL• ..ey are atso sold by ha appoinurt,,,, 15;dr. laiblues-strett, eali ; the Tor-illop, No. io.s, rord-street • Mr. Disterougrs, N 0.7, Fix:a-street-Ida, alartret poske the Monument , and by ens nerson in every um:Wel-Aar town in England, arc. it boxes only is.ed. each, sealed up. N.: full and plain ditectiovi, whemby passous 9,1 tither sex Suzy r.. themselves with ease rid secrecy. N.B. !:very Box sole its Gnat Britain la sealed up with A r t• which, by L►vouPof the Contnaissioers, is printed at et Uitce, ' •l'. Taylor, Z. 2, New Pridsc•strest.' MATRIMONY. NO Disorders have c..ntrebuted mere essentixily : destroy Hymeneal ILT.W.tuis than Orate wHeit art consequence of no - guarded pLascre. ot every V! rt adoration to the Fhtire of Wetilodc, tit where the ha% been tait:ted by 1)iTea:;!•, a renovztion et stability S: !:•,•• saSly requisite. 'twenty years have we tfreott.! oer • th. cncl...•,:.re treatment of the followint cesstul resuk of our plan gives us ad4i:n.t.:.l ardour to en. Ofr. far as *e ate able, the ravages of thou. eientp!air.ti molt Impertant be the catalogue to t tarran 1 nn icq istltietiun IMO evryy bramth. N..ry :ser:ec.:i. ..r,~. !~.. i at an Patty petind ;If prarace, t , ) v-elle normal of obedurited men, or tilt. ...117 titr..iVrOLS • • ••••`. l al &Met?) PreCti:tollVrs. The Disorders to the citre of w l :'.•/: we have &vote - tention, comprise eat ry %%ars of Vet.. real hit. too; al ki.. • of v.itetb.r aris.t.g Irian the'llasns at sated or the Indulirencies of maturer :tip.; that derawneat of Systent in Wan:en, which b callsd barrettneit a; : Sentinel Wealtnetsts, Gress. (lb:true:tom is the es also &drums, whether recent or of icn:g. whitte have baffled the still or ether Prraideetrs, aft: :: our pretriat hopr•vet: plan of treatnion eltectualy i.' J Pal: - acotly cured, without the p then. ! , .I.llertng :he Iteraciatirps. ' and alarnt'ng Ifeitiorthage wlich frequently foltowr di...., ~...r. lion of the I.iinar Caustic. lu the course ut our eztraitc;!ar: 4 hi this metropolis, numerous eases ..1 i : RIC I 7.11tE 4 hst bat' and are daily under our rare, the total eradication of which* r reeled by a :.ale, cr•ra.n, and expe‘tieurs tuorie. ideate snort* to any other yet adup rd. 'lle weelinves, rsharion, are J. • lity, procriat.mg trots .his complaint WO speedily ieni.ar. 1. 45 ii'.: Pail...in restored to usiniiil and intorno . lira:tn. tat s'•• 4 ` :he debility has for years ezisted, a pope. I er,vverat N at ... • testorrive reinee:es is iniUsiietniably requ site, to revere 1...: , ..n*-- hiring s;;:iiks of ht', and to rvaiiim,te i; v ewe...in:don. Nunitrotis Diseases 're thw result of grosses or f.: -'t io 1 ?- 4 tre..znisiit Of a Aii.tple 6o:c e reb r a, ant e t co , u snrer.ir et 1 . , •I • pen, the t!ac sec.!, of me Air ttlii..4llcrt 11 the inda.r . •:i .:. e 7 Ulli..l3rtiv I tOtlr. Py 3 sop crier method -telt eeir:-.•:-' ' easily cured; amt evi n wbsre others twee ri k e, e ,t, IA : !..' •.': 11 .. o e may or e"file to oiler a ruNal re-otahlisliir,.: h Fig', I . l c ever, are the CAM-6 of complicated Jl4lfr.i an this ,ilsoe'rt.cc." ci!.red u *Eli the calamitous anuatit - .4 of risen, se t s,., mix nv'r r i;vace in a solitary vise, or the jires.ll,-tit titbit?• o: a tei".': Mr, acquits that state of ,J,lidity which tithe unavo , 4 l . l ` .c. „ . ' l ;nonce of such perineum. lialnts . . Where the unc.arrr ‘ l .• • broods over his tinsel:. hilt Greenfly conceals las Elet" —P• * may be solar consul:num rtir him to Mums, she a!!! . .eu: . ; . : 3 , - ' - • object of doubt or uucertaiiity with other rtarrow..-h t''''' intival of these deficiencies by the gralual procress of K'' " r ''' is the acqairensent of cur cap.:lieut.. If the rites ••f " n ' •' s • Venus have hat;tni to reditie mostly v!goor, taut!. iv er:y o , be pretreat's% ley no ear'y counter:lesiva c; ibis b:igkil 31.* ' % ' 'in these eases sin rat difficul.y se.N occur. Tile secrecy which it s i essertist to our eiseertaiting. ''''''' !. qualifications whir h see have pre suinvil to sit.:te, form !r :.::. nI our pretensions. and in coinclat".el 11 : 44 * tics ' itis . is i.?:-. •' b. smelt. that Me.t.r.. Cut rir and Co. may lc r , ...5 , :et s , • dents of either bLZ wit!. 11.• Erriteit st-creeF 2:4 1 i' 1 " 1 " 7. . Certificate, of snit skill aml humanity during the treatolv ':., the above cnniplaurt, I ruin many cantle:lt l'hysisuusa u.! ve ` ti, well as letters hbl Crum sense oblemeo and others, who h 3 ; sistrd on their publ ic i t y, are ready to satisfy miry IV " authority of what we UllValiCe. - Patients in the Country are requested to r:ste the 1 1 pf th eir case, ape. and gent.ral taint cf iiring, and ere i501: c,.., inivarce for adrlce and Niediattvs, whet; the same wOl lx• T I or .sent to any part of the lElngdoch. CURD fe. anti Co. Sorrons, lir, to?. 1 42 t!' 11 /:d -_-_rirdrn.:4 - - I. * * WATER. 71.kh+Wit ROW AT LONDON iittli/Gi• Morning . . 47 minutes awe I Afternoon . * i IS ni•naret ..tr...,_ LONDON :. Printed by Lavat. Er :4 r, ',eke:. 1-leri pub7ls4ed there, aid at the For f)Eav: Ttr'r Bah " ?o r want of timely Mtlowa have died of medicable woun, 5!"..-Aiterranvr THE critiarated ANTI-ImreriGlN7.l. ',ULU MON'S DROPS, (without mercury r.r any .11 terious preparation) which stand in the highestertimat o or . tore ut iLt Scurvy, Scrofula, I.spraq. add an dlsur l.r o ginatilie .0 impure, state of the hl being gradual, yew; and &Swan imperceptible, In tie r operation--the m; o 4,it t : that has ever been discovered far that dangerous nti.ieral oweotining the Maid, and stimulating it to card an ' , l nt., and impure juices, goring *mewls and tone to al* peeve. , V4ll oening and invigorating both batty and mind —Price 1 la. p battle, or four In one faintly boar int 3 s. 00 W:lith 0.4 %ma bottle is sowed. The words " :osmium, —iverptio'," are t.. graved on the statnpof each bottleov.t Iwur which • , o:; arexe-nitt Sold by Samuel Letgb,lB, &rand; 11:Kota ant: street; opposite New Mood-strett, London, anti all MettiaClL Waders. Kr Dr. Salome expecte, when euns::l•ed liy It , tcr, !he tele compliment of a ore pound note to be utte.e.l, sthhe3g (lb " Murry I.etter. Solomon. (Meld House, near I.iv.rpoo Paid dual& pawn..." hCOKIATS . • THE reptitatioa of Dr. fR.EEMAN's GUT'*: SAW PARIS, has been lirady :et al; 1 7 :e rr , experience of Its benelieltd aects In Se()Music and Vrt.t-.: Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Harm, or d i , Gb,„ 4 ,,, , Lymph, the Mood, or thir Leneral Omstowir,i, aerationr ous matter retained in the habit, or 'sin indheretiosts, intemperance, 6: :1 !e)1!, euect 41, cur this IV:ediritee will be found the most eAeackts, a:11-• tar time the safest that eat be resorted to; and is tl•, 1e.,1 in diseases of the Kaltieys and laidder , obortictions in tN. nary dlOd 1.cm.h.17,0. rv:tp.ires nu resirid”t coufinement y or hinderanct• to h•;:•.h.e.,s To Mr. Buitte, I)r. A testa s`st a,—l beg yuu t ali dr. tu!'ovrleg curt., ;.,,e .r of those labouting lattice a smillar toroilats,t. 1. 1 .• ant•nea contracted a Vencrtati Coni;:la!nt, stood al.pted to en ,n-. 1: ;• surgena g under whoog.! CZ.ft I v a.. three clor.hl. • :It 3; t:.;. • clod I uno,ortvent Nalicinion three *haws; ohe tii•oe 'Cr vioh- 4 .t, that wounds broke out all rrtes boy I o al icitl ;ro I SW 4, recurainendel I Le change tart and c .., untied in a worbe ttaor, if posmitle; at I*lt 1 tv.o, le/ a (;eritleniatt, to est: Dr. Frternan'‘ t;ta. a Salotarts ; t ve of Ir, th 1 1 ,14 (.;01. I 31111.et o ecly rioted, •ro the ie.-r .'-; of every person who knytv suy.cate.. When 1 12.1“: wia ro.l4te nore partica ts. Si.., yoat otstr.,:ed Ecreal.• Ito.rso!lt. Drighton. %lay 6. 0N 4 11.1.1AM1 v‘tEg. :441 at bk. 11;:tlei%, Cheatnide, comer ut ..t yi:d, I.•nodon, and by rice; Ve•ittivti CV.: la?. 11, in Inostira, at zi ; 91. and 4,, 6d. ea( b. DIED. Tuesday, at Ludlow, after a short illness, Sir John Boyd, Bart. Wednesday, aged three y ears, Wm. Edmund, younges sou of the Rev. Sir Charles Ands.' sin, Barr. of Lee, near G..insbro'. At Edinburgh, May IS, Miss Helen Stewart, only surviving daughter of the late Rev. Walter Stewart, ulinis:er of the wish of Asitkirk. At Castlecralg, May en, ElitabetE, youngest daughter of Sir homas Gibson Carmichael, of Skirling, li.trt.