Star. — London, England, 1805-01-05 00:00:00

IYES7M" cESSIONS. rORTUSE TILL . 1 di:to:lay Eizatter, alias qlclia :fere", wa., ~.,.ught into Court, under a commit:h.:la as 4 Tope Alla vagabond. The prifonrr Na. liticktn in year,. and of a complexion which pr, claimed her lineal ci4cent from the difciples of Zomati er . Sh e was de 4ty (killed in the occult fci en, co, and was eau of the pri.lcipal of thole oracles '!T. whom all r dens far and ne-zr, It happened that Ann Mainn, a well grown maiden, about 23 years of age, who lived in the service of a Gentleman, at NA. 9 Kinover fqua-e, flattered her- G•lf that her be..u[h• peihn deserved at least a c'qouet, the to the ancient and refpc9a hle 1 . 0.1 a , the Kir. informed what Nobleman would 101 it I Cr. The prophetefa pretend ed the r " ". • How many Dukta. aid Fula, and Peen, Wue In the saw tary rosere,.." and flet. • a to give her every fatisfaftion as to her flume climiny. Having call her horolcope, ac. env-sling to he titles laid down by Manilius and Pla eid.,c. Joel at cert :tined that her planetary hour refer red to the eighth Ita of the fign Vitgn, denoting ho. Donr and we . tith ; and ha-ing alto traced the alpeEts and p 44;141 t the lilted gars at her birth, and de termined the Lord of the Alcendant, the laid that no thing wanting to enable her to flute with accn• racy th- identical mortal who was to be her huiaand, but retain lynibels, which it was neceffary the ea. quirer fitould deliver to her. The: were, two Giver table tpoon„ lir hirer le.. fpoons. a one pound note, and a tha.xl. I'o .'r Ann ti.n•lght the profrit of tiding in her CAI tia:ze cheaply pu• chafed, delivered the artk le , to the old forcerets, who pref.:wed her a paper coveted with hieenglynhics, and tiriftly enjoin ed her not to watch where the went, or to open the talihnan till 5 o'ciock P. M. when (he would tettun with the tokens. Ann Matron was the mote induced to btlieve her, from her pofitive alinr.•nces that flue was the -it who bad 'Anted the King to luu health--; fri vice ft.r which the nation raid her a penfion. Sidrophella J .nec went away with the fil er fpoons, and probably they never more would have been heard of, it a friend of the young woman, hear ing of !•er lolly and credulity, had not putfited the witch, and caught her with the articles in her poi feffion. The modern Calrandra was conveyed to the pol.ce finite in Marlboruugh.llreet, where her ill (Lir prefided in the form of a Magiflrate. She was fent to I ot:.dl-eiel,:s bridewcll for provilional incarcer.t ticn till the Seifions. The farts of the cafe having been related by Ann Macon, who feetned equally alhamed and dappointcd, the Court proceeded to pals judg. anent Chait man obferved, that the prifoner be longed to a race of impolitirs who were a peg to fo ciety, and, under pretence of telling fortunes, they procured money from the ignorant, and not unite spently availed themfelves of their profeilion, to rob the bottles into which they were admitted. In this inflame there appeared an attempt to rob, and cet tainly had not the prifoner been brought kick, and setloted the things, the would have been indided up on a more fat ions charge. The renter:cc for the r.t fence was,that Inc thould be imprifoned fix mouth-. But.if ever the was again brought 'oefme t e Cater for a livaiar offenct. the would be committed for tw years, a, art incorrigibie rogue and vagabond : and, tnr rep.rati:lg it a third time, tranfp station to a di( tant region would he her Inc. The old weirl filter r-tired, muttering i etarm, which had no e&c tot the gaoler, who conditatd her to the cell apoointet; I,e. toyti.c lucubration% till the fun Iliad have tr: vetted Lait the figns if the zodiac. 11':lliam Browse indided for dealing fix iron fire-thovd,, the property of William Cook, on the 26th of December. It appeared from the evidence of the prollcutor, that the prlfoner had been in his employment for twelve months. On the day men• tiont•u in tlac. ‘ indtdment, the profecutor milled the !hovels, and llt leatned that the prifoner had taken them to Paddy Wright's, in order to pawn them. Smith, a fervant to the pawnbroker, proved that the Articles were brought to the thup by the pri foner, but bring ftifpirions they had been unfairly come by, he was detained. lhe - PrifGner, in his defence, denied the crime laid to his charge, and added, that he was an utter firanger in Loudo►i, and had nobody to appear to big charater. Elie Jury found him Guilty. The Chairman, in paffing fentence. told him, that he ought to think the judgment of the Court extremely lenient, when he confidered that he had been twelve months in his Mallet's fervice, whom, inftead of protecting, he bad been the fit tl to rob and plunder. He was then or dered to be imprifoned one month in the H Ade of Correction. James Hood was next convieted of fleeting a coat from a Jew falefman's (hop door, and fcntenced to one month's imprifonment. Doha treat was indieted for fleeting fix hotfe-fitoes and fix pounds and a half of iron, the property :4 William Kemp. It appeared that the ',droner was employed in the profccutor's atop, near Bet keley tonere, and was paid wa,, ,, es to the extent of 26'. ;.,:r week. A Yolks altecr - happened to he in an old iron t:.yo, in Orchard-liteet, on the :3d of Oft,:ber, when the I . •rifoner cline in, and offered the iron for fate. The Officer iutPc.lin?,r all was not right, afkcd L;in tel,fther the iron was his own property, and whether or not he was a mailer finith ? He replied to the GiTlt:er, that he had no right to put Inch cluellirni: to or to make any invettigation into the mltitr. 1!:e Officer's Infpicions were un this evallve .11.1v:et folly confirmed, and lie took the p• foaer to Qttec:l-!;4112! - .1. Offker produzed the iron, ad•lit;:, that wht:n he took the pi - ironer, he ac k lowled2,ti that he wo‘ked with Mr. Kemp. The prifoner, in his dere:ice, advanced the old Rory, ri having lOand tl;e item while coming down the Mews-Line. 'lnc Jury, however, did not give credit to this mode of rebutting the charge, as they found him Gnilry. Two foldiers in die Guards, liLlier and Cook, were indiacd for Ilealing a pair of Ileps from a butcher's door, in Tothi'ldlreet. It appeared from the evisi.,nce that d^ into were drunk, and the wit n elks throrht the it ...:ps had been carried away more fir a frolic than for any telunious purport.—Not Guilty. Sarni, 6i:in-!!! was tried for a pew fpccics of th t ft, aatncly, thi.t of a.a:ilig a Iv:ad and a Laf 'get, ?he property of W. Adams. A publican flated, that two men had brought the faufages to his bottle, in order to be drefred. The prifoner was then in the taproom, and when the landlord was gone in fearch I of a frying pan, the prifoner got up and wcnt nut. I The faufages were loon mitred, and the prifoner was followed to a hot& in King areet, where the and another woman wet e dircovered frying there dain'ies. Mr. MATTHEWS, the Chairman, in ablence of Mr. MAINWARINC, OhlerVed it WAS impnfrible to convict the prifonet, as the irfriii:ty of the faufages could not be proved.—The pity found the prifoner—Not Guilty. Sht wae a refpelahle bolting woman, and had been in ctiqody tioce the 7th of November. This Guilt ed the !su,invss before the Jury. At the preen, eventful period, when England, armed at all p• ; I t,, bids a proud defiance to the world, it can Ain d no fmall degree of gratification to our countrymen to contemplate thole gallant na val exploits which fecu:e to us our Liberty and our Independen , :e. A very interelling work of this na• titre has lately come under our obfervation, entitled the Bern.: Ta;ustir ; or, RIGISTAR OF NAVAL Acrooss (including Biography, and Portraits of popular Command:rs), which we are glad to find publithed in wcAlf Numbers, at a price adapted to the means of every one. This work we recommend with confidence to our Readers, as being replete with the moll gallant Achievements of Britith valour, which are happily illoltrated by plates, that at once pronounce the artilt a man of mile and experience in Nautical Science. As it is fo common of late years for Gentlemen to advrtife for %Vives poffeffing a decent ccmpctency, k may not be unacceptable, at the prefent critical moment, to recommend to all fuch, and to bachelors in general, to become the fuitors of that rich old lady, ealed Dime FOILTUNE. She can below with a li her al band, tens and twenties of thoufands of ptinds. If any doubt it, let them view the noble and ♦ery opuient kheme of the grand Lottery, which corn maces thawing the 28th infant. Pe►lrrm Sapiatti. The higheft prize in the lall Lottery was No. 6,791, entitled to 20,c2p1. as firft drawn on the eighth day : this ticket is as f.I l is fliarec at Swirr's Office, in the Putritry ; and a!1, No. 9,362, entitled to 10,0001. Rs the fitfi drawn on the leventh day. The Scheme of the preterit (mall Lottery gives a Prize for the fit l' drawn Ticket every day, and hav aiti) fifteen other Capitals to be drawn out of the Wheel. The commencement of the new year ih certainly very propitious to the approaching Lottery ; for on the very tint &,v, the v.taries of Fortune crowded to the different Lottery Offices and made large pur ch.tfes ; an advance in the price of both Tickets and Shares will molt alfiredly be the confequence (as al ready is the cafe with Eord,ll's Tickets, nhich have advanced fro n three to five guineas each). — We have to notice .1 very remarkable occorrence at the Office of Mars. J. Jou rtsort and Co. No. 3, Pope's Head alley, C.sroh:ll, London, which was that of five peril-ins being there at one time, purehafing Shares of Tickets, who had each of them been a for !uoate proprietor of Capital Prizes, fold at that Of fice in the late Lotteries. On Saturday an Officer of the Navy in fhooting birds at Fratton, near Portfmnuth, as he inadvertent ly Att. MAC(' to divide the briar, with the hut end of foLc-.:, being on full cock the trigger caught to a bramble, and the contents of the gun were difcharg ed through the Lieutenant's heart, who inliantly ex pired. A young man who had ferved as an apprentice to a chimney-I weeper in North Shields,lately refigned his hrtdh for afirelath, but uncomfortable as he had ima gined his table grab, he foon curled the hour he changed it for a military hero. Having taken French leave of his regiment at Sunderland, he went to Not th Shields to impart his grief to a fellow (weep, whole cnmmiktation was fo great, that he bought him a fruit of failor's clothes, and procured him a matter.— They both Ilept on board cf the flrip tare first night ; but in the morning, the philanthropic fweep found his pocket had been picked of his watch and all his money. No other melon fleeping in the half deck, he carried his friend before a J.,flice ; but not being able to tell the number niche warch lie did not recover it ; he, however, informed on him as a dcferter ' when he was marched back to his re g i men! , w h ere he re ,cived a severe eh:Lade:neat, and was afterwards font to Shields to be put on board the tender. Tuesday night, about r a r.',:lock, two Gentlemen having jull left the Cock public-bottle, a little beyond Kilburn Wells, the landlord went out to fallen the Itab:e door, where he beheld an old man, (looping, and fumbling about with his flick; 1,) , his fide were two decent-dreffed children. The landlord Ipoke to the old man,who did not anfwer him. He thenbronight them into his kitchen, and placed them at his &e -lide, when he enquired from the children when e they lived ? who innocently anlwered, in London, but what pact of it they cattle! not tell ; their grandfather had taken them to chapel, and coming over the fields, he had fallen down, and lay on the ground a confider ..ble time, lamchine. The good landlord, after re frelbing and warming , his gnetts, propofed to his wife that he &wt., accompany them to London, and en deavorir to I:m4 nut their refidence. Hcr heart, as' hanevnienr as her Inufband's,acquiciced in the propo ! tition, and lie immediately fet ctr to condriet the poor wanderers to their home. When they arrived at Han way.), rr.: ' Oxford-areet, one of th e little noes ex ' Her Mamma had bought a kettle there,'- and the tnalertook to read them cc. hcr boufe. Be tween two and three o'clock or, Weeltnefday morning they arrived at a botife in Woburn -court, Great Ruf fen Ilreet, BloomfLury, where they found the wife of the old man, and his daughter (the mo- ther of the children) who had been the whole night n fearch of them, and were to exhaulted with fatigue and anxiety, that on the appearance of their 101 l fa mily tirey tainted. When the landlos d had recovered therm we mull envy him the gratification he enjoyed from the fcene that followed. The father of the children had not returned from his purfuit. Had this happened the preceding night, which was a (evert froll, they mutt have perithed, a• it was a fit in which the poor old man had fallen. Kilburn Wells and its neighboirrho•td 'have been lung recorded for beauty of lituatirm and the fccne of conviviality : but we 11:1ve now to congratulate it on being the feat of ge nuine untophitticated benevolence and philanthropy. LONDON M4RRETS: CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, JANUAR Y 4. RETURN of WHEAT in Mart -hoc. including oily from the t7th .4 Dee. to the asd of Deember--Total 4,124 Q . UIIIIOI. Average tots. sid —3O. 4d lower than laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the sad of December to the 28th of December. Total-8.367 racks—Average Sts. Ad -- is. 'fat. to% er than Lilt ill ur.,, INSPECTOR'S RE! URN AT UXIII".IDfIE, JAN. 3. Wl..at per 102,1 141 Cs to '5l OS 142/Icr per quarter 21 IS to 21 71 Oats per ditto t 1 8!, to ti 17s Beans per ditto 21 8. to 21 iis !cafe per ditto 21 IC4 to 2! t6s PRICE OF HOPS. SAGS. roetrrs. Rent - 31 t6sto 41 Its KC/It - 41 02 to 5! t o. Stacy - 31 las to 4! Z+ 5..4.1 - 4 1 o+ to 51 cs Mr - 11 is. to 41 8. Vart,ham 71 c , 2 to 81 os PRICE or Hops IN Tlll. BOROI'CtI. _ Bags 41 45 to 0 os I Pockets 41 tos to 51 MI PRICE 0F SEEDS. Red Clover 401 to 10,^4 orr ewt. White ditto 6..31 to zzos Trefoil this to 4os do. Carraway ttos to tees do. Coriander, to, to tus do. Turnip ISt to a4s per h!tfhel. White hluftird Seed, 7s to tot, 6d do. Brown ditto, its to t?s do. Canary, 7s cd to F 5 od do. Rye Drafs scs cd to tes rd per quarte r . PRICES OF HAY AND ti'VEI.AW. _ _ Bmithfivl,l. St. Jatures. iVt.i . erhapel. H IPerivad 4 11 to 4 4 4 1 6 oro 4 11 0 3 I.:. to 4 12 c 2 Straw 1 17 to 2 o 1 16 oto 2 3O I tf , to 2 4 0 Clover 4 0 1. , 4 16 4 4to 5 S • S7.'.IIIiFIET.II), January 4. To fink the aid —rer Itone of 81h. Beer 4s 0.1 to se (.1 I Veal si od to 6i oJ Mutton 41 al to 30 ad Pork ela Od to Ss 44 BRAD ot C 41111.). 1 1119 nAY. alH+ot 3^O—Shcvp ;500. RAW }IMES. _ Hiae+fperßone) 3s Rd to 41 4d Hock Skins tits cd to uys Middling ;s 44 to 3s 63 - Heavy Calf 1C,4 64 each Ordivary 31 c‘l to 3s 24 Sheep Skins as 01 to 6s c 4 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 43 23 Town Yellow 691 64 to os Clare Market 4+ 13 Ruff a eat°(can.) ;os Cd to 7tl Whitechapel /Market Rullia ditto (limp) 68. cd to os (pet Rope of 81h.) 4s od Mcl:iil O!uff 591 od to hos Ditto ro•agh 4os cd to Oa tat 3d Oren , . s 143 cat, Average Price 45 ad Good Dregs irsto os Yell"' S" 'Pi 7 8 + , to r , ..—N lottly I, 88 , . —Core, 923. Prier of Canlles per dozen, t Is. 6d.—Moul.N. 1 zs. 6d. PRICE OF S.EATHER, per lb: AT LEADENI IA I.L. Busts,so to 361 b each 234 to tad r); rt n. ho to 6slb 244 to Isd Merchants Backs —d to 22d Dreffing Hides 224 to 23d File Coach Hides 234 to 24d Crop Hides for Cutting 231 to 2 4 d Flat Ordinary 224 to 234 Gulf Skins, 3c to isolb per dozen sed to 38(1 Ditto so to polb 33 , 1 to 37 d Ditto 70 to Polls • 324 to 34d Snail Seat! (CLX111a114) per lb. 3s 6(1 to 3s 9d Larz.c ditto .1 ics to r 6 s per doz. Goat kins —s to —s ditto. Tanned Horfc Hides acs to 381 each COAL. PXCHANGF. 1 J anuary 4. Beft Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron r4s. 64. Delivered to :loufekeep(rs at 68s. 6d. Sunderland, p , r eNaldron c^s. oil. Delivered t i Houfekeercrs at COS. CO. BIRTHS. On Monday Wt, at Lynoir.Lton, Lady Cullom-. Howard, of .1 daughter. YARrIi ". On Sem.lay Taft, rt PALtiogtqn Churrh, Cartain John WI Liam', to Mrs. Cormack. Sunday fe'nnight, at Tynemrurrh Clrareb, a you n: n r•-a_ rattly about 23, fn a vr.dl:ln prfd 1. , ,f n,. ther of t 7 ! Nrdwirbilanding th.a I arr.; had bcor but twice porlhee, the er:p..rh.nced tbmc r-p dred to the church (where Pl.: j‘ti.“.t by her lover) : u•di d-clued the would not leave it without ri . rand. Sh,•uaUtd,dl the ferc.:nnn ter vire vr,—, over, durin:: wl.;ch time t h ew s IT:Th ?I: 1 y raTaelc.! to -aye ratry, but all t an cT : wid co, :0, , iued Wrrerly ar her r.e:rligen:e In b.r.ing The hri.!..;:rcom ap,lngircLl tor his b font s it tk cb:•;ch, a, he h.d uorrc 1.. ,:n e ( i nc e h e was d‘rirte:tco.; i: peararcei r. - .k.:r; be • y..arer di.i i:or. ;eon to tu.-..e lx::1 upon face !ince eat 1/1:11 1 . Monday racnin;;, at his houL in l'ortman-I;Flre, Jolhua Iron mongcr,l.ly. in h:: 2::!rh yr . kr. On Thai-flay at 6borio.'s trot,:, Adelphi. of a decline, bt h• r it.th year, Mil.: Sault Franc.., frond dauzltter of Mr. L. Francis. of the Five Ways. isc..r divining/lam. Ott the 2 , ith iitz. after an afiliclitig iUnefii, which the hor.: with pions 2-i:l:i:in:ion. Mrs. Linwood, of Leh:tit:l% During a I , isg hie Ike paftitnicil the various duties of a Chi - Mini with ricty; and in this caercife of praaical benevolence and rarity o: her :rind, the aelive kin nefs of her dithoti lion, and tile warm philatithri.py of her heart, had long cod: arc.! her to a norm roils acquaintanca. in her the poor have hilt n pal li•rnefaetrefs, her family an affectionate relative, and fuciety a rroit valuable member. TNOMAS's HOSPITAL P 4 R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEiraOOPE'.I. w;ll lx begin their Courfe of ANATOMICAL and SI'RG!:"AL LECTURES, on MONDAY the 2tft of this Month, at One &Clock. A CfsittAlN CURE FOR CORN.,. INFALI.II3LE GERMAN CC. RN-PLAIST:'R. r rHE PROPRIETOR of this mn(L excel!cni A. REMEDY is 1, certain of its Efhaucy having mover failed. in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If it does nat eradicate the Corn, ortt and branch, TO RaTURN TYE lIONLY. And he !e-s !cave to add, that it has infinitely the advantage cf the numbcrie , s incfs - Ointments, Salves, &c. as many himirs;s of .:72i,fted per foes can tellify, among whom are fome of the fir '.l eh:a-a:tax in this kingdom. Sold Wholrfalc and Retail by T.Azrell, No. t, Fincb-lare, near the Royal Jr:xi:hinge; and air° by Mr. No. 7 , Tava:lock ltreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. Sr. J . tnu•s's-itn.:; Mr. linder, No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr rd, No. pr., ; and Jeboolt and Co. No. tso, 0 iford-rect. At Briltol, by Mr. and Mr. C' , eprar I, Tr - '-7 , t'lffs Bath, By Hazard, bo , kft.ller, \‘'r:,;ht, F 7 r.:;!er. Edinburgh, by Baxter, sontb lirh .e. Potties and Gofport, Mr. Hardin Lbruzpool. by Mr. Gore, reeo !Cdr. ;re-Ps ,I:-Etreller, Portfmouth. Mr. Motley, ;kr. _ _ And by omit of the Ve :n Trfl. IV& BRUISES, SPRAINS, It so C'ce. DR. sTiTits.:; () CAUTION. —On tic c•;1 1 .1-'c Wrapper "r. each bottle of the real : C..t p Is engraved •• F. Newhery, No. 45.::r. ; the efle7 of the Bottle a Lahr: Li palled. with tact: Opodeldoc. prepared by F. New! ..r y." :! whit!' are fu:l without there defignatinr.s arc firci The Public are requicite A l to I: , :nd to this C,etinn, in csille quence of an lnipofitiun wlich rtai.t V m ders of Medicine. whq, in.der eurce 0;• in trad-... with Mr. Newbery's Hnure , have no: I'4l it. !. , y tra velling round the Country, 11)...• min ited ti.r)oitt • Reti Dealers in all parts of the ki.1 ! :(1.4.t I s: . 'inti!jes.l a ri preparation of this Opodeldoe; in the hills of which the Names of Dr. titters, Criti an/. c.:l, of Sr. Paul's Churchyard, at: ufe urd , ;; . the COM pletely to deceive utm.try r.. The genuine °pod:dd.,: is •, , :.:1 , 31cd ast,', fold by r.1:,.... ‘ 5. xr y ~,4 Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coai.:l-wly, :_sv en.,r; from Chcapfitle. Loudon, in Lottles, pri 2s. Cd c.d., duty iiiLluded: and by thole Venders oily in the y wi.o real Me• diebse swig it. appropriate Stamp. pre . c.. FOR ACCOUNT cm , TT' \ Exempt :rum the Aunion Diry, ,' ti On WEDWSIM.Y. J3nu MERAC, SON. and C.,. witi 1)..1 il l , PI: • SALE, 3 , th-ir Warchourcs. N. , 7X. it,Lct, a :„4 . , V Aliortment ut Bitl I I>il PI EC,. (COO .S. Particulars will begiv.n m •i r by 1 1 M. L II It 'tk2 j-t) '.3ruh •r. MONNIOUT!N TO BRIDGe 15U:i.1+.1 ANY Pet f.n or Perf •nt t :; 1 ”.4 t c ,, nt!.1,9 Iluils:ing a New BriJrc r ;...r - • ; in the Count y ot NI 4:mouth rich. ; ttvh •;!t,r. , I, Stone an 1 partly Inn!, :we d. tie.,l to r !1. , i YLta and e 3t nty i ~: I) '••; 1 , • of ry the I me to ;yl , . 1.1 : 1 '• at the I..4llCrJr Ilion• ..1 the :! , 1' .11 • :44 y, A. JONES, 1).1 arty trth nrc. 1P..-4. T:) LINI•N TO nr rr,:rost Doi- . Hy poik - AriAnNrq AcT. 'T`HE (;L:NUINE in - I lt6 TRADE, trap tratt• ;;,fr , nt t \l'...i ! it, tail I.i"rn-I):.tn k. 'lt,. 3rd !, 1113.1 : • Or pAit, c ti t 1 - 17. Willittin Th, Stqc:: ! Juice f. 14 cti.m. may ti rurzt: n•L ,; o t It;:otwn to ev i nce o tc y a r c c.,:e t .qt• e d to command :a: eV.; f at.tt 4111.): mottop 1n t.f Trade; ii.o brio,; the co.-: • •t! i:y, and tht: P.:op ,e fr_t frogri.7 t to-1 Cri, greet, caoric::::. the 10;:r c • t•tr •no.-91 Ov:r I. gala Warr-r. - om,n!la7:' diratm lions, fo .1 , to 4111 1': :Nit ..1111 tr4'7(1 . .1:1 lor the in. (,ferric ~o• ! Cll F., N. it th:: Aop :s 4 cm:vetaicnt Cowl wah Innate r3fl.o y. Tim Ce tan, V , he whol ,, r 3.!;..••• nft!, P,• ar, f ;r c hed a nd dry, hav, aKropri.it,..lllghts,;:nd arc :ideal 4p hcavf E.Td• The DwAlin:z-boufe tw.) r• ;urs. a hatt.rmee Drawirg room, twoity I...dgit , ..roonts a i':.•rnt r Cl..f t, goLi witn h.rli f •rt, t , f •t• .tfT, 11,1 CVCry r convett.evee for the are' , ITIMO la 111 , v: - r To hr vi , wr I a!1•1 r.t , !'1.:1- paric:lles app!v by h-tter or otherwif., to Mr. Dcan. the PrJp7i tot I,r, .ti :he PtLat:l.A. FOR HIGHS, HOA! S N'•:: • LIS, &c: - GREENOUG El's I,OZ. ENC. t:S I tvA which cont 4 .11 the folic ~ ill g •eid htali:n; wirtue• f there= lebrate BAUM of roiu, and •re th- pfracatitell and rtfeduEll retnei;yol the kial in all CouFlas, I in.,rf 1,. W.A. Sore I htne. and I). fluxion. on the Lung.. healing the R :owner, an Snrtnett of the 1:r. aft, 4nd affording great relief in Shottners of Breath and is A.thri.at..2 and Confumptive Crunphiirts; limy do net ct r the ftn. but I.d:to el _ate an a-prtite. But ai the gr , at /4.1.1. fit to he do iv ..1 front them can oniy Me fecured by having them Genuine. tlk arc roloelled to otifcrve, that R. Haywa -d No to, laid.. gate 11111. is priated on the ni , amp, as all others:we enu:o.-rfeits. Th:f• I.ort tn.ea .ire prep:l%d and fold by K. Hayward, (fucce for to T. Greennu ; 11. the itor•-ntot), No to, ludzatc lief: android !:y F. Newbury ak I gym., N.. 4!, St. Pau:'. Church'-yard; bay- I.y and Blew, Cock - pur ttrcet ; Bacon and Co No. t to, 0' ford ftreet; and Win. C.ark. Nd. to). Eorouzb,p-ice it. ltd. the tux. - - - . - -•_ . • INTELLIGENCE in t! , .e IV‘ .rl,l is felt by the cummu : , far anxi, ty by all ranks of people.—Were hr artai•irc of the Jan more generally known is anat %s;: rn n ore it difeafvd aZion; the double dutl..s rm of :.cation dt:.! iotistol c.rcula• tion, but a momentary ol:ltt.idldor, a flight exp..fure to the Lir, thcirms.: thicken, and thcy ! , ec•nrc tumid :rot, the vafettlarity of their tcrma:idn. Witcm from a necuiiarity of cottaitutior.al d-feet, the fa Ivary glands in the mrk put oti a difeafed aßimt r p-odueing per...AKA abfccit_s cot:don:Illy forming and furpu r tting and too tic c;—fuch are the cargo kw which we recii.untun•l Sfli lithßV 'S P.STUN ANTI. scoßß:rl 1:1; ors. wl id, ‘,..4 lie found a forree of comfort wbcti from its loin; cto:tin:•ance in tl.• habit, prevent. a cure, ac its ...edicil•al t ff. thewn in Scurvy, Gout, Rl:cu.:nail:F:l, Er.ptive Caf.s.."asc. Mr. Spinnr) . rd . : at the Di rorl . ry, No. rs, Sohn friare, for the purpn.r of M ktters, putt paid, welt ries h• t r. Tier reilaitie fold 11.•,.-k Stamp fixed to it ary nTer d with . ' !a. all imitation of the Patent Me &dile —Difvetifary, FOR cr.u,ms. COLLH, AS !ca PFc 'ORAL \I OF Inv, woe] ;•tr . 10:4N M. U. 1' R.R. at Pat* and 414 - I,E of ilny;lo,l,r nl S. . . row fa:tit:tine .n,t,area tn., hi, reins by B Shaw. IA NN,:f.T:i of 1381 "_l fl t L - commends this 1 - cacti:era Preparati,n , as the m 'u. try and effetflual at mccly, for all I)ifo,...lert uf the Bre;fl a ~1 Lung, Lotteealed Phlegm, A..”inione in the I aad Ol‘tlat . .,•ti,au th-, Glands, are gent ly and faftly es , , , o4teratior ; Wheerings and tinrrt:nefS in Etc ,:can,; OTy reinve4 by a few doles. It take; off the irrifati.m, (Tea,: the .raric Du A , . eaid heals the Soretiefs ef the Braafl and Lungs. Thirty year: experienie have confirmed t'-c r...cof.intendatlon in the immediate relief and gra dual curet f Con,zlis, Colds, Allhmas, and Confumptions. It is the rreat,it ref.rv.r of lungs ever 111'..c.. , ver,.1.and cons tan, all fa: fti and footlinf7 ihat Ns et:tr tof 1L0141......;!4, called HONEY and the **heft P.Jll:tms of tie I Wurftl; it is as ratoratore as .Itrce Milk, and net,. r c fa , revs with the Ito:rat-1i; a coramon Cold yields to its beitf,;n in,:u.nce in a fet-. hourt, ant! when reltaa , d to bcf re the cow: Arent is tar ;,.vans!, da9zer it Colifumption ib certainly prevented. _ _ • Such are the faint c utiines of t'6,e rocrits of Slr John r.al fant of I lorey, the rt fob lori: 7:Searches !oto Na•.ore by that great Botauitt, who dedir::!;:: his !i' . 7 to tht dl'eutv,ry /lOC mea:s All in tit:: \'‘geta,l, Kip; I. m Price 6ft. per or Li2ht in one 1ar.7.•. ImpMlc...) t,!rt,•rve Vic name nni. FA wards, 6' , , 't. Paul'• cr: rvi.d 'l%W:ft p, 0 7!., ri ~ry C, uatcr -S.:,d by appuir.Lr....m by every Ver.:kr e: • t _IAViNG dedicated tnycit the - , c At gratbica by tlic tn..tico.,l,lrrable w!Liet I thought proper tore:eft. I tr...:t env lovol niy time tbui w 7 . ,. in Vv. ext. , ti.: the pro . fdii,ln, are occ..annal) , i.r tner..,:.l is uarerti. , •l7. ?ot ::,:ays attain tba• fucecr, ac , lt:ir7l .y en:;:entrat'ag tte IntOtc:!tual powr to otic dale of kikrorJern. . _ —....... dl 'er..fes of Oh?U.I CY arc y.eru:iarly diftrlffini7 etc? berg with them a tnti:l of rorcorntrant fympto.na an I. by 1.4 - - prietlio:i 0: ail vital cncrgy, estit,occ itrei:' h.. cornea emhi.:. r thiy franc the prcvalcr.....e cflu .5....:t•rc t1ve4..bi..a A c.'•.x.l boy., or ev. in 414 - 11't* riatuety, t.i.-- pirr the mot. VII ik'il : iut by tae of urnlicated rri u , tht tyrnrtotn: arc aggravavisi, au4 Car. tt.- tutir.a. ..I',SER of ttle (';')..,FaV_nt S - JR I r r rty lrt."e" r.. 1•11 rt:r.l4 ItV f)' ' ;:i t ttr ;-! l:'ll''t. c I 'r-1 ' t tt.it c , on!,,noe I azy- - tto - 13t1'..! •1' • . •'!• ..). t _t: • f t-I}' •••' :rg •-• ::.)71•T :r.rt or : ' • sv•et 123., . : tt ;t i• Cl :V . _nl t.', , tn; . 11nri it i It.n Vrlt. ". •i ; •.• C , t' I IC tt.t is tttlb hne to Cee.ft. A fa . C. CtiL4..l ea .. - C-... 7.•••:s. r,.:. ~`~fid ~ .~N... ~ rc 7 .• '11,7 VrH. •i •!ir•.• rtrt4.ftt , ctiv •!il etn,•ri nf. to t!....".• nrcttlo r rex at: y •: frmnt.;ml ..• VENtr:iti'AL 1:11 in all, tha terms of ocratinn r. e ilattl •' rir:l f. -c,rttry i. expenr.l to inclora a Bank norc, LL: are ['cacao: ta ri , ect4 EL,fr agr ntinacr of hyin g . FIAT TIN Matr,r: of the Royal College of Surgeon. In Londoo f.!„ v , , vr.r. -ant neat 'lron* F a r ----- -- ........ •... i ~:....ii. ....,..I..dixliq 3!:l; , ,iti 't o-Nr.obart:rA Ad , r.lng • " 5 •ninureg de e r 5 A tte-:. 002 • • 23 mi:itit.t4 Sh-r 5 .. _ .. . . ___ _ _ . . _ _ I.er,ZDON : Printc.l and Filed by LEVKIL KENT. (of ('t• tLrt.,•-v• • .ce, :.an , btah), at tht STAR Optic', Nn. 1, Mut. taitCnv.lalro at the STA IL OF ICR, TRMISR-Dar ~~