Star. — London, England, 1815-09-27 00:00:00

4 * 4 . . 4 . 4 E... , • s • • • ••• • • • •• • • • • P • / • II • / • • • • • • • • • ••• . • 4 , • . , . • • *4 • • • .11 . P 4 • I , • 1 4 • e • DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. Dumas, SEPTIOTBER 22 —lnformations were given at the Police Office of a most daring robbery being , committee on Monday last, at the house of Miss Griffith, Brannickstown, near Trio', in the county of Meath, by an armed banditti. The servants in the kitchen were alarmed about the hour of eight o'clock in the evening, by an unusual noise in the yard, and one of them going to the door, seven or eight men, , armed with pistols and carabines, rushed into . the house, and knocked him clown. There were a great number more who surrounded the house ; those within went immediatily to where the fire arms hung, which they secured, and began to plueder the house el every article of plate, wearing apparel, lieuse linen, Bcc. calling loudly for the iron chest, which they were informed the late Mr. Griffith had brought from America, and which they knew contained con siderable property. They made Miss Murray (niece to Miss Griffith) accompany' them to every place that was likely to contain any property, and when there was any delay in the opening of any of those places, they, immediately burst it in. Two of the servants and Miss Griffith, were struck violently by these ruffians with the butt ends of their combines. — The men who entered the house; were apparently strangers ; but it is supposed that those outside were well acquainted with the situation of tht premises.— They repeatedly called upon Miss Griffith to give up the £.S(X) which they were informed she had by her. They robbed a desk of between £3O and £4o—a quantity of plate, some of which is marked with a crest, and more of it with the name of William Mur ray. They also took away a blunderbuss, a gun, and a combine. M o nday morning one of the desperadoes who have been long known in the county of Louth, by the name of Collier's Gins, was apprehended in bed, at Thomastown. The fellow's name is M'Kenna';— but, during his residence in Leinster, he went by the name of Paddy Riley. He stands charged with the commission of many capital crimes, ate" is known to have been active in the recent robbery of an old Gen tleman in the county of Louth, whom he and his companions placed on die fire, and literally roasted, until he disclosed where he kept Ins money, Sec. and his brother is the man who made so much resistance lately in an attempt to apprehend him, tfoit the party charged wilt that duty had no alternative but to steal• him, nor did they find it an easy task to disarm him even after he fell. Extract If 4 letter dated Pethard (Tipperary) Sep tember IS : • I ' 4 Another most dreadful outrage oc curred this day : a min from Clonmel, serving pro. cesses for tidies, in the neighbourhood of Rose-grets, and his wife and brother-in law, who accompanied him, were so inlium•inly beaten that the two former are supposed to be killed—the latter escaped to Fee thard, dreadfully bruised and cut. Information was immediately sent to Mr. Wilcocks. Last night a dreadful ri•it took place in this town between two patties, and become so serious as to require the assis tance of the milli:ay, which were fortunately Aug mented by a par: y t I tl:e South Cork ; on the mob being driven out of the t , wit they fired at the mill tarp, Several of the most active of the t iot ut ; were takes op, arid lodged in the guard house." BOW•STREET—Yesterday Ar.dr Jam , WA, and Eliza Leah and. Mary iln:her, were fully c , 'Emitted, charged with utterering counterft it 11. ink tokens. GUlLDUALL.—Yesterday John Feather and J.hn Fonar, tw• youths, neith. r of them exceeding four- , teen. w. re charged with assaulting a Lady, named L. wis, in Christ Cnuich-sqoare, on Sunday night.. It appeared that about Line o'clock in the evening, the prose strrix was going through St. Bartholom,w•s, towards Newgatestreet, and while passing tht nogli the liters the two prisoners rushed upon her, struck her violently, and knocked her down ; they then rifled her pockets, but being disarpoiotcol in their ex pectation of booty, they dragged a valuatile shawl from about her neck, and ran (.ff. Her screams, however, at the moment, brought some persons to the spot, and one of the pi isoners was stopped in his flight. The other was shortly afterwards found concealed in the cloisters, and both were secured. The property was found lying at a distance upon the ground. •The prisoners wet e remanded for a final examination. DARING Itonnettx.—Monday evening last, while Mr. Wilson, of Mincing-lane, was en his return from Walthamstow to town, he was met by a Las car, near Lea-bridge, who suddenly jumped up from the road side, and presenting a large knife to his breast, demanded, in a menacing tone, (or rather gesture, as he did not speak English) his property.-- Mr. ilson affected to put his hand towards his pocket to comply, when fortunately being provided. with a stick, he brought the ruffian with a blow to the ground, who loudly screamed. At this moment two other ,Lasears rushed from behind the hedge, the one armed with a knife, the other a sword, and Mr. Wilson not thinking it prudent to encounter three desperadoes, fled with precipitation. Shortly after he gave inferrnation of the circumstance, and a search' was instituted for the freebooters, but without effect. MEDICAL BOARD. We are informed that Dr. Coosa, and three emi nent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strictures, 1 Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi eal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite ROWLAND Hu.t.'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 who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of se im portant a branch 9t the profession, whose improper treatment have inercurialized thousands out et their existence--traptions on the head, face, and body, sore . eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise iritheears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness ; pains in the head and limbs, frequently taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the che;:dful symptoms which frequentlyappear years atter, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Comma and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten till eight. or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating • their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom.. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and gor'e advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, add Min os, moraino till twelve o'clock. • • LOATON mirtgart,iste. snr#Ammis. COTTON.--Ta consequence of • die market being without adequate suppllet. the saleent last tweet are' estimated so low as 1000 packages, viz. 130 Pernam bocco and Ceara* 2s. 10d. s ?A. 11d. ; ISO 11allia4, at 2s. 9tl. ; 220 Surinam% 21. 91.1.. a 3s. ; 60 Waste, at 16d. a 23d; SO St. Domingo:, at 2s. 441 r 180 Bowels, at 23d. a Is; 20 Orleans 21. 3d ; 88 Surat:, at 160; and 100 Bengali were taken et} a I advance on the last test 'lndia sale. The market is very neatly cleared.Ap only Cottons offering are limited parcels of 'Orleans, Brazil. and Surinam ; the arrivals of Dental Cotton 'are reported abolut nine hundred bales. It is a singular circumstance that the prices of Cotton in place of being depressed since the peace 'with America ls. per lb. as generally looked for, have advanced Bd. to is on account of the great ex tent aad the flourishing state of our Cotton manufac tutes. It can only...be accounted for by the increase of our trade, and by the falling off of the cultivation in America during the lase war. Cottons are now so high in this country, and in so great a request, that all the shipments from the United Statei to the Co. tineutal Ports are immediately' forwarded to. Eng land, last wevk about 1100 bags arrived from Havre, Antwerp,,Bte. and it is now believed we strati have no adequate supplies till the new crops in America come to market ; the prices of Cotton in the States are in proprti•on to the high prices in Enrove.— Georgia quoted ;29 to 24. cts. ; Lousiana 26 to 27cts.; Sea Island S 6 to 42 cts. • ' 4 Ltvettroot, Sum 23.—The heavy arrivals thi. week of Cotton, particularly from New Orleans, 114" made our market dull, and prevented the de.dr:s from purchasing : inferior and middling coalities all kinds are difficult to sell, and some few sales of Boweds and Orleans of these descriptions have been made at id. per lb. de.line, whilst prime lets have rather advanced since our last currency. '1 he sales I of the week consist of 1450 bags Bored. middling to prime 23d a 25. ; 230_Orkans, middling to good 23, lid. a 2.4 4d. includi4 10 bales selected at ; 80 Sea• Island. Lair to go n d fair 3s. I id. a ss. 21,1; 50 ditto stained, good 2s. 9LI ; 20 Perisams, good 3s. Id ; 900 Maranliam, good fair 2s. 91 in cluding some on board at 2s. nd 130 Bahia, mid dling to good 2s. Sid. a 21. 10d. per lb. ; making only about 286(1 bags -The public sales advertised for nest Friday, including a cargo of Orleans not yet arrived. have tended further to depress our raw material." N GLAsonw, Seer. 23.—The stock of Cotton being reduced to 2700 bags of all descriptions, prices, not., withstanding the heavy importations reported at Li. [verpool, have imprnved, and may be quoted lid. a 2d. I higher than the previous w eek." SUGAR.-.-There was a good demand. for Raw Su gars during last week, the prices little varied ; the shippers continued to purch.tse, and the briskness in the Refined market gave confidence to the holders. The accounts of the Jamaica fleet continue to be mote favourable every day ; and it is now fully be. liered that all the vessels unaccounted for will arrive, ;hl3tagh dale t4ll be no doubt that the iininid.tier of :44;41.5 will be washed more or less in every ship Irom , the severity of the gale. From the repotted arrival yesterday of GO sail' Of Jamaica vessels (thellst of August -11rin) off Awls. 'tomtit, the buyers have not appeared at market, a lew fine boards have only been sold since, the prices little varied; the supply is certainly more than generally looked for ; the puret.asers for the home trade and export are therefore anticipating a decline, and we have not experienced so heavy- a market for a ler.gth of time; the deliveries last week for the consumption of the country were 3029bhds. 595 tierces ; for ex port, .570 hhds. S tierces. In the Refined market a farther advance of Is. a 9.1 took place • goods very scarce I the accounts kola Holland, Hamborghe continue to be very I‘. vourrible as to Sugars; contracts are still made for parcels to be ready in all this month and early in October; larpe Lumps 1405.; Himbro' 150 s. long price; Crushed Sugar 975. and Doubles, short price, 1255. Notwithstanding the general demand fur Sugars of every description, Molasses are heavy about 345. • The heaviness in raw sugars has not affected the refined market, the demand continues unabated, the prices fully maintained, and although several new parcels have been brought forward, the supplies are still inadequate to the demand. There has latelpbeen 'lt very general demand firr fine Havannah and Brazil descriptions, no doubt pro moted by the high prices at which refined continue for shipping ; a serail parcel fine White Havannahs have again realized 100 s. and a considerable Tian. City held fumly at the same rate, offers 'at Ms. and 98s; and a small. board of Brazil held at 02.. re markable for colour but not for strength. The Mar. tinique and Guadeloupe Clayeds, of good quality. go off for shipping, atpnces little viiriecl ; the trade can., tinue their inquiries, if they will be admitted for con. sumption in this country on paying the duties, and , with earnestness r the short time these Sugars were, formerly admitted, the refiners gave them a decided preference both for their strength, and we believe saving them a part of the process in refining. There is little or no business doing in foreign Su- 1 gars this forenoon ; the prices cannot be stated lower, but the market is exceedingly heavy. Corms.—There were 2685 casks and 2163 bags Coffee (nearly a thousand tons weight), brought for ward last week ; and on Wednesday the sales were brisk, at an advance of . 21. a 31. per cwt. The de- . mend afterwards gave way, from the qu a n t ity imnr diately declared for wale, and the market closed hea. vily much about the former . prices. Dutch Coffee a shade lower : the fine descriptions continue very scarce, and command prices quite oat of proportion to the other description' of Coffee: the best in-last week's sales, a small parcel good middling , Ja maica, which realized 105 s. a Wis. fed. ; ex tensive parcels middling St. Lucia realised Vs. a 90s. ; the quantity of Dominica Coffee brought I forward was considerable, the prices were also a shade lower, middling 90s. good middling 98s. ; there were 120 casks and 212 bags ordinary Havannah in hest leek's sales the casks were all taken' in at 751. the bags at 765. The Foreign Coffee has net been in so great request as formerly ; and from the extensive quantity of ordinary Jamaica lately brolightfenreed, the prices are rather lower than theether.desaiglifige. There vat no public sales this forenoon t- exported Oak** 4050 - bags, 1969 asks COffee. • ' Walt Pnevunows, Stc.—"Beef has beech in good and Improving demand, and in consequence of a very few ptarsse parcels remaining in the market, an advance ',has taken place. The price of Pork is also a shade ; several parcels were sold last week. Bacon iexceedinglrheavy, and no immediate prospect of an improvement. Butter continues in steady demand ; the late dry weather has diminished the supplies of the English greatly. The Dutch are abundant ; the Irish in steady demand, and an improvement sea, last week anticipated in c' tics( rpience of the dry wea ther. It has, however, now apparently changed. • CORN.—There was a large supply of Wheat in. yesterday's market from 1 7 ...wx, Suffolk, and Kent ;. the fine rims sold readily in the first of the morning, and the prices of last week ‘vere fully supported ; at the close of the market the demand became languid, and the currency may be quoted a decline if I.s. In Foreign IVheat these WiS tittle doing, and no altera tion in the prices. Last week about 10,000 quarters were sold ter exportation to Lisbon, &c. It ought .4i be mentioned, that there is an avparent scarcity of grain in the Italian States ; a proclamation has ap peared offering bounties on imports. There :we several samples at tin: new Barley. exhibited /ester , ; the qtt.slity was nil very tine ; the best sample" went nil hz ely at :52•;. and 31;s. The supply of Oats was limited; ond the needy buyers had to submit to an advance of Is. tint no generil impv.vement can b ? state d. Mt alteration in Beans. G:ey Is. lower. White b-ilers realized an adv.tnce t.f 2s. a :is. per quarter. In Wipe or Linseed there was no vat.ation• New Tares are plentiful, at a decline of per bushel. All the Mustard Seed brought As roar ks!t remains unsold. Fait r.--There is little business yet doing in trait. There are apparently enquiries atter fine Currants and Red Smyrna Raisins. Ttiaacco.-We lately stated there was no general demand in the market ; the prices rather gave way in the early part ut last week ; towards the close, the orders for the Continent came to hand freely. The middling and tine qualities of Virginia were in re request for the Dutch market and for tire Hanse Towns. The fine qualities continue scarce. Mary land, goad fine at 61d. a 7d.; Scrubs, .51d. both in .request for Holland ; a cargo reported sold about Bd. The supplies of Tobacco continue to arrive in rather .liiiiited parcels from the United States, but the hol ders are still firm in the expectation that the crops in America will be found very deficient. Cargoes of Maryland continue offering at 61s. a 655. manifest weight for the Continental markets; Virginia, 755. a 80s. the latter for this port at 121 d. a I3ld. Ken- . tucks , Tobacco, in parcels, from 111 d. a 121 d. Hwy, FLAX, AND - TALLOW.-Zfilere is rather an increase in the demand for Hemp, 'though the busi ness done has not as yet been erenstve. The prices of Tallow are little varied ; Yellow Candle, 675. 6d. and Ws. Two or duce parcels of 12-head Flax have been sold at £76. The demand is, hoWever, still limited. The prices of these articles, by yesterday's letters from Petersburg)), are little varied. The ex- I change had, however, fluctuated considerably, it war reduced so low as 10•11 it was formerly eleven-pence hal:penny. . . _. Seca .- The East India salt Of Pepper , on Fri day last, consisted of above 17.000 bags Black, and 1(10 bags - IVliitc Pepper ; the greater proporlimi. about 10;000 package:, were taken in for the pro. prietors from 104 d. a I Id. The remainder went off freely at 114. a 114 d. tor the heavy lair quality; the good and fair light quality WO. a 100. About a hail of the White was withdrawn at ISid. a 194 d. Tire good that was sold realized W e d. and 190. ;. very ordinary, 1241 a 13d. Cinnamon, Mace, and Nuttnegs, may be stated nearly nominal, on account of the approaching East India sale, Sd October.- There were 387 bags and 28 casks Pimento in the last week's sale:; the greater proportion met a very. ready- sale at 101.1. a 114 d. fur the r,ood. descriptions. The prices appear advancing. Good parcels of Ja maica White Ginger continue scarce,. and command high prices, say iron) .Cll. a ,Cl 2. ' • 110 bags 13ar badues *old last week at at. ISs. and 4 1 9. 19s. Asuxs.-A small 'parcel American 'Pearl3 have been sold at 905.; no Pots at market. Russia Ashes 68s. a 70s. . NAVAL Stoaes.-There .is no American Rough . Turpentine at market, the last parcel realised 20s 6tl; the French at present is the mar ket held about :NA; no alteration in Spir its. There has been wane de mand for Tar ; Stockholm scarce, and the prices higher. In Pitch, Ittsin; &c. little variation. 011-6.-The . holders nof . the new Greenland Oil keep rather firm, about ,6;i0; there has in couse quetice been no business doing, but a parcel offering we believe may be purchased a shade lower; sales of the old at £46, and £1.7 tave•licen reported, but we do not learn flan what authority. Rape Oil may be stated at a small decline. In other descrip tions there is little variation. • SALTrgrfts.-Last week at the India House about 1 MN . Tons Company's Saltpetre, sold 8.5 s 6d a Map about 500 tons refused ; Pr ivil,ge S3s 6d a 85s. • \ , NKWCASTLE COAL TIItADIL-G mat Aterest has been excited by the combination' of e.irrien at Newcastle, and the neighbouring ports. They liave prevented: vessels going to sea ; there are now - loaded at•the port of Newcastle above 140 sail, only four vessels arrived to ye'sterday's market, and this morning AC• cotuns are received of tour more having sailed tinting the night of Saturday ; the seamen are regularly or ganized, and muster morning and evening, the de faulters subjected to punishment ; the demands upon the owners are at present quite'extravagant, six per sona to every 100 tons burthru of the ship, and 45 for every man for the double voyage. Roo, Baneriv, HOLLANDS.-From thelafe great depression in the prices of Ruin, being DOW the. cheapest spirit tint can be used for home consump tion, and even after the expencei of export, the low-. est priced on the Continent, it became an article of considerable request last week, the exporters coming to Market, and the purchasers for' the home trade conceiving the prices to be at the very lowesr; about 9500 puncheons sold last week, the prices little varied on account of the heavy amok, consisting of above 95,000 puncheons, and another fleet in the Channel. Deliirered for export last week . 632 punckeoas, and fur the consumption Of the coui:try 229. Brandies continue to advance on account of the limited stock, and no ostensive supplies expected. Geneva without MI Valistio . 4. . . Brit rept. IS, at Somerville, the 11:at'y of Cat Johnstone, R.N. of a daughter. The ytitb Natant, a woman t• I! le huff sr Walatttwo• of one of the worker. at the Ayr Cutlery, of thr,v mother, are I r.i. t who, with the• other, al .o to wen. Sept. V:, at Latrieston, Dr. Wm. Moo►e, of Doblir, h „ Ileunorp, IlAughter of the late ,fotsr. kta, Esti of Dllil Sept. In. at Rothman In the island of Bute. Alec t ki Eq. Rom, on, G'i , gow. in the 77111 sear of his age. gE , .g I I at 1'i1.1.1. Mr. Lockliz.rt Scott. of t h e Ito ysl I AL . . il,c3itsi rut of M.il tia r a stlst. N, at cl Fr, Air:. Stemma, relct of the Lt` Cv••• tia Iluglk ti!evero.on. _ . - - it Way evettiny, at Soutitamyt an, Mrs Myra, a ~.r y row aisle btly, aged G.; years. She 114,1 !wen o , it to drild. :et ratite e.ay, and when ,hr retkrtie.l in the evellird she entr.,h i , of aborttets of Brea? t, sat .:own, and expired without & or a groan. She was a very pious lady, and a frier.' to F.VERY Mein rt.J Inn Z 4 istlt- !UR. ny the EFFICACY of 1)r. BUEltiiikAvp i JLP INFAI.I.I ill ICED 1'11,1., 4c G.I. rusty per ba t ~,4 1- " of either Sex, assisted by the invalualik eoplAisdirectilusty* with givc., are enabled to eradicate tifectually a tense. Ihstase, and to itc iij3te the moves y 01 14kb, wut , tui -- "`.. k safety, c•rtaint y and secrecy, hi a few days. For ililhms Discv.t.s. Scurvy'. Scraula, ant impurity of Pa as i the elTicacy of this me Heine i, .o well known and teetty tor r,u years past, that any .ar.!;er comment is rea4: ci ,, , , C:451. by !!aulurl No. IS, Stratul: Sutton mid Co. % Dirty and Su•ton) Bnw Cburtfa-yar+!; and !Leon a.NI C a , i n Oxford -swot, London; Brolie and Dowding, FaNbur i . Smit 1., pc; ruiner, North-bridge, tidisbargh ; Martin Kriat e :g i Coltag.—grevo ; ar Nr. 1, Par:iannir.strert ; an k MerNrs. N. Newlin! y ar.d 'ou, Dubiln ; sod utwcr Medici 4V* d.rr in Europe arid Amer ira. r iiHE high repute iii which Nlr,. 7 1 7 ;,FL Ll: 7 7,'p GOWLAND's 1.01 . 10 N stanls moo unneCeu sty to expatiate on 114 virtues ; 6yt 411 a 1 .ady voluntarily addressed the followin; Letter wished it qu a l i ty male as public as possible, it is Thought proper to com i ty her request Coy Itcad, August au, 'IA 'fo Mrs. VINCCNT, No. 6, ILiViri atrtut, Grussaiur Nur% London. MARA Ni....l:efOre I used your Lotion I w a in a molt depl,4, condition with eruptions on wy face, hcasl, and arm5..41,1 the care of Mr' Moncton, au upotliccary, of Ilreeedi y w K m finding no relief I applied to Mr. W o ek4, one of the I% i - il k,: Ilillingbourts, but to no effect. After two years stifirsiL t l 4 . plied to an eminent Physician as Nlai,l.:•ffic, den:d me to send for Gowlamrs Lutist:: pi spared 1:v you A. ,4, „ my happy surprize, I was pertcly cured by the t 4 ,.. .usis t Bottles. 1 sincerely wish you every advantage which so v.iws a I.otion can etititle you to, 4:1,1 shall be always wily 1,y, 7 1 rrettan.nend it. 1 am, See. L. MARRA i r. This 1.0 I lON is a radical cure for every specie. or Eta.:; And a most innocent And aih lq luW M,,ll:ine—is In tLe estintatim: by persons of the first dist:onion, and 'how ssi, s4 experienced Its value have testiEed gratefully the bccee: tin have derived from its use. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, Ntl/6, Davivs-:trees, (1: tweet -• ra t. Bacon, No. ISO, Oxford-street ; Newhtry and tut:., 3.1 L Wards, St. Paul's Churchlard ; Littler; No. 4. Clef ite. olays. Vket-Market ; Ward r syk, liolbarn ; Wrsttal ilia, :Nu t Strand; Dicey and station, How Church.yard ; zud /me, Stnitlifirld. Sold also ifS Edillt,l/414 by vp,ne,, Scott, Raeborn, and Urquhart ; in Bath. by Cruttwel! anti L k in Salisbury, by Bro die anti 1/owd.iig; in Exeter, by freesia in York, by klitis DanriT and Mr Viols ouhnlm r ; in ham, by Ft:rrall; and singsweitectsbk Vendtr• of again& 1., dicines in tvrry it Eurupt spur: bottles, pints, Ss. half pints :s. • t,_tr•To prevem Cotinteffeits, ask for" Mrs. Vintery's C land's Lotion." :tad tee her name *lined News thr belle mat is genuine. 'CHINC'S WORM I.o4h.feue.s. • IMTOR allov..el to bt: the m6st fre( 1. VV: saarces of Altibtretis* Disease% :.--Their a every, yfiould . lish,iciusae t ted with. :rheir oecAt.,l( ot• appetite, n paleness oT the face, rometrico, ane. 4., War Mete of the. bOwola, attended with violent ratio. bring on.convillsians,, affect the growth of the 4:ody, prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. ILIO preventative and curet or their alarming complaints, tie .bet excellent Medicine is ur.ivervally allowed, i.n the test nu highest characters in this country, to have no ;:qual. public arrroliatlit, given lo the Proprietor, mon a rut. knowledge of it. ciiicacyln their own families, 'rain, its rfte: beyond competition, ar.d gives a sanction w it which will Med.cirie of the kind can boast. From the Hon. and Feght Iles. the Lot d of CA I I FL i To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Cbea; side, Lova: in. I SIR—I readily ettabrace the °ppm tunity yoiar tter aturalsr. of adding my testimony to that of the Los D F BARO3l,it •• your of your CHING's PATENT WORM I.OZ t.:iGES, . eldest son hav,lng a few months ago derived very mare ml 'W hom the use of it. He had been unwell fur several wrektynaa to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, W. 14 tautua a! complained tres'teutly of pains in his head and side. Ibe ill Chief ISaron,wlin had azcidently sten hint in this vale, fortune recommended we to the t ras I of your Lozenges ; anJ that Est* might be lust, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining :;., duhte Medicine, sent me three doses of it. '1 he lea; occasioned a visible amendment, and after the s.catA every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I yaulgeJ t to give • the third, as the two fernier had agreed 'nosily well. From that tone my son has been in perfect and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the rial . .t , • ! Worn Lozenges. I have since recommended ....Dr ;I" several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to aorr,! th. y have undottnly been of great service, I ueskt to .I•.' front the nature of tale effect produced by t4!ern it my 50.. , a. I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from an olwria bet wet:utile stomach and eisceta. I 'am, &z. Ruse elide, Dec 7. E. C.4/11!!! Sold at. Me butler's, 14.4, Cheapeide, corm t of rt. '4 l Londe', and must Medicine. Venders in Loglanal. Scotlx.ea: Lod, Wales East' 4 . 4ieVlCst Indies, America, m !vitt 4 • '‘.l 4111 6. 10. vai.h• • Er A 1'l•1t./I-1.10 A V 1.(1it;•r..1,!. Ileave to infium you, that Aver since the it 7 7 90, I had been it h the Lues Venerea, which' •It4obf.thiately resisting every course of ntedicine preseribed!l' s utost eminent of the faculty here, and undirLaing sever,las i course, of salivation ;aid twice discharged from the Holes'.,o • Tittle relief,:woulitappear to be of the mo't foretaste !Was. I the spring of last year my discr.ier hail gut to such a bed' dearly to Ott a petioul to my existence. In o.is gate, I Jib ecvn then:led by Mr. J. Thoinpson, (who rece;va so ireJ by them Lere,) to teem your Luke's ratt Pillswhichl so du on the ..U;th May; In the cowrie of a tOrtini!t - I liPf , ft•ceive benefit. In little .mere than a month l bectsv., your liberal advice and medicine, pertectly treginue user complaints, have recovert dmy furrier spirits axed ; and am bkonte jolly and fat, in which state h.i6o; many months to the astonishment of all who knew 11 w*' ; , at a loos in what term, c-) express nay gratit:Kle, hat luSf° , the good of other suffering mortals, to nuke this my 0 •': public a. possible, as I shall on every orcasion— . .r so (I . "! will greatly oblige, sir, your grateful obedient v. ri ::2 101 `.. 4 vint ALEX. -Swan's Close, I:llr,h•street, Edinburgh. Prepared am: sold by cl.e sale l'tonrittor, Tbetn. Mem et of the It oyal College of l'aireeon:i in Lum!ers 3tP4.ll No. to, New Bmhx-3treet. They are also sold by his appointment, at the l'erfue trs, : 35, St. Alban's-inn:it, Pall Mall ; the l'ey-sher• )1 ' " ford-street ; Mr. Dishorough's, N 0.7, F:s......strect•hil!,7s:k.F.:, vosite the donument , and by ore perm TY gu it in vvi town In linglar.d, &c. it boxes o:Ay S. W. ea..! , . n' full and plain directions, wherthy pet Nuts cfrither set 1537 themselves wit ease a,1.1 serrecv. h 34f. N.B. Leery no 2 Sal 111 Great Pritain t e wee , : or which, by favcinrof the Commissktners, is printi.s'at•h= " Oilket, • C. Taylor, No. 9, New Brkigt• a- HIGH Vi.ATEit TO•MUKIZUW AT L I)O n'ar.)o4ON N Morning • 17 ini:•ctes aster Afternoon 37 st:Ftvo: 4 _, r.trr e. ~ac N h.ODON u : Primed by Lev. Kest, P:ciirt piVished there, and at LUC S.ar CAUL' , I'4