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4 n ' , . 4 ... ~• A, . i .. r. •7 - 1 t • k .' . l i . 1 li A ~ t I I I \ ' . I . 1 1. tt 1 H ' 1 1 ' i I 1 ,grftincrease talon place, . s resolutio‘-inttmat ing that there was no soon in the places of reception 4,kbe fresh applicants, an6l that there was no alter iikatere but that . of waiting until Die ships in which the arrangements for the general accomwdation were tp be made 'should arrive. The number of those who were subject to this unpleasing disappointment was about 2:50.--The Loan MAYOR—" I apprehen ded something of this kind, and therefore disap. proved i:,f any hasty measure. A prodigious influx of ,panpets must naturally have been . expected. I kave not the rower of diretting iis, this case, but 1 shall give thehest advice in my power, and recom naendithat a temporary relief be given to those who cOrnot be received. The arrival of the ships, which I, wonder has not already taken place, wily trust, put an end to the inconvenience."—The Mssenger slid the Committee had already adopted that sugges tion. The ships, he feared, would dot be ready for a 4 or two. - Thomas Morgan, a man of gentlemanly spear ance, was charged with stealing privately in the dpielling-houses of several usvernireepers in the City, table and other silver . speons. Nearly twenty persons were in attendance to substantiate charges against the pt_isolter. r -lienry 'Webb, iWaiter at the' Cock aks,WoplpAck:l r uich - lane , stated that on Thursday ti . ?. risoner came to the hOuse, and called for a boson of soup, which having used, he paid for .and ri.;. 7 .red. Scarcely had he left the roam, however, when it was disoevesed that he had carried off the *ilrri eent him with • the soup, and had left a plated or behind. Vtritaess purstted. and overtook Birth, w'hen having brOught him bacl, and charged him wet r fi the thef ~ L it was denied. In the contest the psi sbner threw down his Eat, and the spoon *ll from it. e was immediately secured and se ar ched, when 11, Rd. Was found in his possession. Witness was ii., ed to suspect theprisoner from the circumstance otlunesoes other tavern -keepers having been served V o an= trick . --tdward Chester, waiter at the Her 'Taverp, Threadneedle-street, said, that a few clefs since the prisoner came to that house, and called . Soon after he retired, as in the last case, Telfer spoon was .gone, and a plated one left in its.mead. . The other conaplainants were rushing for "pa to prefer their charges, but it was discovered dial all tfie necessary evidence could not now be pro dqrd‘r:The 43RD KtVOR thought the first case so c, that it was his duty to commit him upon it ; se 'liked the prisoner what he had to say 1 The 4*ii ig.1 : 141 been formerly in the army ; he heft it, b 0 arils continued to sell those who remained in ft divers goods. i 11, and Dover, e bad been abroad, aid en his return Cf .. he lost all his propF at ty the ~lace. On Thursday after tett° niin ? risen retamiOg in the Docks, looking out for a passage ' he ki c k ed against something in the sheet. lelith he fpuild to be a silver spoon. This he put careleisly into his fiat ; and when the waiter at die cock fiiid W,oolpack saw it, he pretended it was his, and it was instantly given up to him.—His Lordship next inquired what he had to say to the other charges? but the prisoner did not reply.--The acer who vkikl4in into custody produced a nuns bei of plates, left in lieu of something more RIO ft Irs0" 1 . .47,e1105• The pr i soner ._ _ ,w4s tally cipinosteeii weop •Ine lust charge, an d memo t o be ti i .. e le i V litimP ea ti.F Age, c 2 * *T be eoi.- asinest m. • ...4m4fivit.,ckears..--Mr.Boi, the City 5ur .,(4!,1 liF q au l .. , a7 , .the following melanclaply. circumstance in - 4741 A ioit, upon Nvhich he .34:46401:=74P YlCe :-7;D*pl4 Comm , _ ian, a (cor dayA.,lince gone 4.1: ipt9 CO/Akidieshire. upon some urgent pnidte afar. ' Ffe left big Wife in towp "dangerbusly indis- Pri'W!. AO•loarnelz bed be itnyea at:the end Of his yr..rfssiti inielligence overtook him liat his wife was no m ore. THe news instantly indaded him ,to Mum, apd he . took hii pasiage by the first canal* London. Ms *as the Wiibeach and Cambridge' stage; known also as the Royston Mail. On Tuesday, just before darlight, six o'clock, the coach, heavily . laden with passingers_and luggage, arrived at Tot-, tenham Ikoadway, near London. A waggon drove on before, which being oil the wrong si4e forced its war by in ,such a Tanner, _as M cause Oe coach to upset, and Cartwright, who 'lrks an insi4e passenger, haying fallen betliath a man at least sixteen stone, Z i litht• he was dr. A' 13mised, and his left hand ... arm dislocat e ' - use arm was literally driven', into the *soget. Several Others of the passmkprs were eat and bruised, iiiit none so dangerously as Cart v.g:42:t. The u,,liaPpy man being copveyetl home,. 44s .put under srf:rile4iiate surgical aid, .§oon after! he 47411in:A strong synptoms Of derangel and' ip the C611:16 or Thursday he bccarrie com ete4. 4 . g nag. Bleed and every other efl'ort was t r i , b u t •4 vain. Ins.arosr-uiosv of si: g e t stin vAai aPPMer4 ani so 4o,r.raic hxd rte Pstiin l ste man be c ome: tfia: he brasie lied lipitinfloliier.e: every thing ydith came in. hi s way. 'lt was as much as 044 0 44 iltrerigth.of others could do to prt vunt him plunging committed , lItttoNHALt.—A miserable looloin= named , 4an•toillieen, was brought before the . atagis trate (Mr. Serie-ant titsatoti),.by Edward Water, 'con stable of St. Saviour's parish, who stated that he found the prisoner fleeping l ip the open air in the ; Borough-market, on Thuriglay night, in a most wretched condition : from hisweakness and infirmity F it was with great difficulty he could crawl to the watch-house, where he was taken care of for the re .mainder of the night.---The man stated to the Ma gistrate that he was weary of his existence, from the combined effects of povqrty and disease: he had served in both army and navy, a but not long enough in either to be entited to a pension. He begged that Use Magistrate would send him to some place where he might receive a little food, even if it was to a prison.—The Magistrate ordered the keeper of Horse rnonger-lane Gaol to receive him into the Gaol Ir.- firmary, there ,to remain until, his strength was re stored, and then to be passed to Ireland, his native country. 14 . '4. l-----±7-.--1..,. '- thrmgh the window into the street. Mr. , Box added, HO PO ICE. that Use symptdats , h%d Auer beeenne„. if 'possible, -.. . , more slangerous, atisl, it was ll* Z9W .A . Avegion of . 1 . 0 Dr 24 mistos .H o use.-- . Dtwresi.s.en Seatex.—A de• health gor he had little hopes of the,man s life), but .r otation from the Committee at the Ki ng 's Head, of , security .— ;; Thq LetitmtgaToit having consulted w ir Foult.ry, ye s terday waited upon the LORD KAYOR, s o m e momen t s with Mr. *ox, 1t.W11.5 =weed that t h e c a m . d irated, that theapplicagons from distressed sea- the . unietney individual ahead be.lemoved instantly d ie , si , F e r i s o numerous, as to render it necessary that to the Any - Inni akHosten.—By this double calamity dim! some ..,plase of arcommodition shoul d ,be a pp ointed five small Ohilairen are likely to become orphans. A DdIQ ' fr..SWthat at Kerungton. The Master of the Lou- Belemriarz....... . 4ea jaws Was charge d with cob. toßesir 'Ann, yrwykluause had, the Deputation said, offered to bins theisause of Mr. Croker, at the Admiralty.— me fro immediate .assistance, by receivhig 100 of th e Catherine Rook, a servant to Mr.Croker,:stated that ieseese F ii,....:, into at place of refuge,. under the au- °Air of, the Lean,Asupt, ,whosesanction wal in- on -Thursday evening, between five and six o'clock, f r ee re she met, the. prisoner in the 7 ass.age of her }Nines r..... .. t0n , tispensable. It was a pleasing, assur a nce to ,iiive, house, leading to the area steps ; she asked her what being 4 at the .poor fellows who crowded to the Canznittee business she - had there? To which she .give n o to win appeared free, from distose, and, therefore,. their re. answer. Suspecting she was there for the jairpose of o *a 1 ception in theNorkhouse would be aulnded,reith no ro bbi ng t h e h ouse , .witness callesi to a fellow seri :,,: s ' e l, ill . copseqp,enees to tbe dal inmates. They had, vent,. who came, and they shut the door upon her. Medic laßrever, ac-arcelY,alll.egverla.l3. — ' ThMastet of the The prisoner then said she wanted the house-keeper; to pub irifffigAlCidse having Illea4eil that. there • was room but she could not tell her name. A bundle was ob- inipat ; plage fpr 100,,the 40a/soma immediatel y served under her cloak, which, on being examined, E 4=l! aare i chrections for, removal th at number trom preye d to b e a p a i r .of s h eets , belonging io Mr, ie t. ,..,, ailie-nteeta, ,and stated the the same time that the ac- Croker, and a coat belonging to James Taylor , the an ins , coMino,dation offereclAtlipalsi be . paid for, and that footman. They had been taken out of the kitchen ewe, s l the necessity.se d.. not . exist, longer than a day or arid..esry ---- . .Mr. C,epker being at home and hearing diel two. lie. also ; hit, the -men should be sup- a no t:" re y rectea , went to see ; the cause, when the ; prisoner , r i l l , plied with b suiii,cheese, or bread and broth, as said she ,Itad been inituoed to commit tixe.robbqr. liquid e Couunitteeshoulashinkooper to advise.---Soon., through distress, and begged forgieeeess.,m4be.was sie'iscr a* this arrAwke4ol.442,er meisage was received committed for trial. vain fecins, the Comauttee r . s iitating . th at the grsk . at , increase T T ..,11102; HALL.—A TriOrable. • _ ....., .....,..1 rand in or numbers that,was s every.pasment taking place,. Jahn „ tar eaa - was h ,,,, e ,, kr is„t,,,,e the • • 1""" 17,`,;: POP!, rendered it necessiey.to_adopt a resolutioil,:intlmat- trate ( Mr. ser ' iearn F iaT . : AN ) T,;. - . E4 4 , a . r d . am - 7; n- p r e set. _ _____ t_ -•____l....-, ...5....,.....,;,,n •.. , x••. ~- -"j • _ _,_ - - Z-1. ....t..... ......A .h.st h.. I the m WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, DEC. 9, Milian: Sherlock was brought up from Tothffl fields Bridevrell, to plead to an indictment preferred j against him by a young person of the name of Eli zabeth Merrill, for a violent assault on her os the ' 7th of January, The-prisoner was taken to the watch- j house at the time, where he procured a bed, but the next morning the constable, on going up to his bed- 1 room, found him in such a complete state of inebriety that he was unable to rouse him. The CHAIJOIAN,.on hearing this story, inquired how he procured the liquor to make him in that state? The Constable said, he had a bottle of gin in his pocket at the time he was brought to the watch house, and which he had taken up to bed with him. The officers not having the power to search a pooson charged with a common assault, were not aware that he was possessed of the liquor till the next morning, when they found the empty bottle. On coming to himself in the evening, he was taken to Bow-street Office* where Mr. thaws recognized him as having been before him on a former occasion; he, in conse quence, behaved in the most outrageous manner. The prisoner, in his defence said, he was at the time labouring tender the effects of liquor ; that he had been all his life-time in the army, and with re fpect to the charge made against him, before Mr. ataxia, of having stolen a silver spoon from Slaug'h ter's Coffee-house, " that was a mere bagatelle." Tie however called no person to speak as to his charac ter, and the Jury found him Guilty. Ryan and —'../adits, two well known charac ters, both of whom have been convicted of thieving before, were brought up from the same prison, and , charged with being incorrigible rogues and repu ted thieves. _ _ _ Jefferson, the Bow-street officer, and a Mr. Jones, watched the prisoners in the middle of the day at tempting to rifle the pockets of several Gentlemen in the Haymarket. They at last fastened on a country farmer crossing the road, when a person called out, " You'll be catched;" they immediately turned round,' anal seeing the officer, attempted to escape, but were unable. 'James called his father'to speak in his be half, who acknowledged that he had not been in work for a month, though he was frequently ac his father's house. 'The CHAIRMAN, after lamenting that two such' young men should thus conduct themselves, %aid, " It is really dreadful to think on it, and I very mueh fear nothing will stop you till you come to the sal lows ; I shall however see what six months imprison ment will do, and shall therefore commit you to the House of Correction for that period." The domestic trancoollity of a family of consider able rank, residing us the vicinityManshester s4nare, a fl.vt days - since expenenced a Ihok of no ordinal"' nature, by attempt of one of its members to put an end to her existence. Fortunately life was not quite extinct when she was discovered, and timely medical tild.opeceeded in restoring animation. The distress occasioned ify this event has *.lso since been augmented by the Sudden i‘sappearanceff the only son to the 'principal of die faMilt. DREADFUL ACCIDENT TOM 041 A Potac4 %or ribh! occurrence recer.tly took . phase in France. The wife of a farmer at Soiry .suckled two .infaMi, of 9ne , of which she was the parent, the other given her to nurse. They were put to sleep in the same bed. In the coarse of last month., the child at nurse was found dead in its bed, with the fiee eaten away on cope side. The attention Cl the fanfty had been ciljed by the crying of the other. When the child tfai ! *en out of the bed, it appeared the right hand and pictitse.wils had been eaten away. The little creasture was lox :11 cishlood. upon examining, a Psde cat or ferret Was found stretched between the tw% children, and its jaws pp 14Oody. The persons I in the Imßse succeeded in glin: ft. 'The na=tal had,, it appeartd e etitahlished itfe the ,it is thtiglidtt egriortliniry that so wild an animal should come into aninitattited'htuie. VT-WELLS, BRIS.T.DL, becember 6, 1917. Y.) Dr. Thompson, No. I„'rnple=Creat Surrey-street, Diackfriars, Sr—l . bad long followeeDr. Out+ an's Adviae for le ,Cure c (;onsumption, viz. light diet. horse eter ls foss et the.Perinien Berk, but which sot proving I sessaidered its reputed vitiates imaginary, and dee odiegly loot all . hope, till meeting your advertisement. biebal ristol , Jouend, of the Bark with Camptior, which I Me= say has proved die means of my preset.sion and me from the brink of the grave ; indeed, it really 4811111161.11.111 luintediately to wren the pengress of, the disease, by deems% lee respiration, and tranquillity it spend* produced ; M. lts .continned to mead from the first dose, and, aided by your rational regimen, It has apparently regenerated my constitution, ' , b entirely free from Heed-ache, Spinals, aud Rhournatistn, Which I had also Agog been subject, and can even walk ten • without fatigue, which I had not been able to do for many Enclosed is a one-pound note for four bottles mote t as I mean never to be without. It is certainly a wonderful llibfficine--vo efficacious, yet so ionecest ; and you are welcome publish this statement, if you think. it wilt do any goad. : ilk 1. 1V161.1411118. tie& wine glen 'of , Pr. T.IIQUFOQN'S CO:4I3I*SM RISSF.NCE of BARK and CAMPHOR, affords speedy relief , "onsusuptive Complaints, and most disorders proceeding from 11 cause ; particelarly weakness of the stomach, *digs spasms, servos' deratigement,•nielseseltely depression, Ike. •Anii.sebsit, notic,ond siti-tinsonehevartues of dame wipe'- .nt Medicines being judiciously blended in the only form la which it can be preserved pure and always reedy, in an efficacious liquid state,, free.fran every adulteration and ardent spirit, es objectimahle in other preparations. One podennt MIS kw*. eating Restorative is generally sufficient in reemt bath I, ,and in dtsorders of considerable inveteracy me ffilllf=inif repeated one a day, agreeable to the dim It :than, 011.; ,101114UCS the detanganent of the had, semnash, 'amil possessing anti-Lobrile,virtaies in an eminent degree, subliehyg die most violent inflammations, and though .tht usual prepare-, dons of Bark are generally astringent, this estimable composed' regulates the habit without purging, and by redwing the opens) Lion of the human functions to a regular and just eradicates inveterate complaints, invisomtieg the constituden 'and tranquillising the mind ; evinced by the recovery of numbers' after every other means bad proved unavailing. The reputation ash& Sark is often impaired, as in the caw of the writer of the above letter, but the failure of individual pre. parations is readily accounted fee. Dr. Budian cautions that ",{he Bark is so very often adulterated, as to require consider ,able skill to distinguish between the genuine and false ;" but even the very best sort requires particular management to render it' effectual In obstinate or complicated discuses $r John Tabor, for instance, was so eminent for a peculiar method of prepara tion, that he was wearily sent fo: to Versailles, to administer :the Bark to the Da,, the ally um of Louis XIV. M. Ls ,sonre, Drs. RICK, and elburentinent ishydnians assert,,, .that, when associated oda Clavier, am illaa acts with MM. Onerge ; and Vr• DttebaPe k .hi Toist m the Cure of Di► cases, tin the subject el ConsitmOtiWas tian tbat " when en kn. ; forthume is formed In the lungs the Bark It .the only drug which has any chance to which the humours Man Isaw mi c =sllo lll t e `" faimeral and, in temiemel voriallo other parts of Qs. WM Treatise, bit aim satcannends it is a great variety of (boarders, partiralubf Aiwa, Want of APPe tite, Astiaas, Bilious Fever, Coughs, Consumptions, Debility,, OPilePrY=Pelos(or Anthony '. Fire), Fevers, Hytterics, l Alfectiests, Indigestion, Inilanarreatiens tam, her Dintrilers, Obstructions, Pallid bore Una. itheumatism, Scrophttla (or Ring's Rail).Ceety, tipamm, Ver tip, Vomiting, Wind, R•orins, 8(c. Ste. stipe riority of this valuable Beerady proceeds bea e r iallat udidisse pro- Portions. la nd lidelithoC of she wry beat ingundiants, one of w pure Ilaxtreet, or Assential Solt istAireit e , tellifor less. an Mince • therefore, to prevent spoglian dons, It I. veld only iv y the Proprietor, at Pilo. 1, • Groot Stuay-street, Blacktrier's.Loeilatu, at is. ed. entielliettic, duty included, with clirectietn and diet cautions • or 4t a XL note be sent, postage free, Anil battles will be forw arded to any Part of lAe kingdom Cogoner's Inquest has ,sat pn clic body of Kr DE V AVAJE S son of the late hanker, of .1)*11-mall, whose body was found a few days since in the Thames pear Putney .bridge.,--Aftsr nature deliberation, the Jury returned a verdict—A Necidental Death." Oa Christmas-day, a man named Keay, undertook at the Lord's Arms Inn, Warminster, for a trifling wager to drink a quart of ruin in five minutes, which be accomplished ; but, shocking to relate, it occa sioned his death in the course of a few hours. Ditt o Thursday afternoon, a woman of respectable ap pearance, named Sarah Evans, was knocked down in she Borough by a brewer's dray, run over, and killed on the spot. She was conveyed to St. Thomas's- Hospital, but life was entirely tied. Monday evening, as Mr. Brain, of Woolwich dock yard, was in the act of tasting some soup fee the poor inhalzitants of that town, he was seized with a giddiness in his bead, and fell down ; when, not withstanding medical assistance was on the spot, and instantly arorded, he immediately expired. He was previously in perfect health, and has left a widow pndrfamily unprovided for. A few days since T. Stead, of Horaford, near Shef field, was found dead in the wheel-race, belonging to Mr. Kitchen, of the former place. It is supposed he was making an attempt to break into the mill.— He, however, completely verified the eld proverb, " M fast as a thief in a mill !" • Wednesday last, Mr. Showell, Master of the work bows in Bear-lane, St. Saviour's, seat a person, ;lamed Robert Grape, who was a pauper 'in the how* but being a man oftood education, had for several years n• employed as his clerk, to the banking-house of ;Inborn , and Co. in the Borough, to obtain payment for a check of 501. he received the money and ab sconded, and has not since been heard of. Thursday night, between.ten and eleven 9'454; as Mr. C. Herrin% - oP - Bell-tOlirt, 'Cr .. .Word-meet. Mary-la-bonne, was passing along the Xese-road, was suddenly seized by the collar, by two men, who in a low vape demanded his money. Mr. Harrison. instead of money, struck one of them a blow which 'mocked him down, and immediately commenced a scuffle with the other, whom he was on the point oil overcoming also, 'when the fallen robber having re cevered from the effects of his blo-.e, crawled over, and pulled him down by the legs. Thy y then robbed him of his watch, a parcel containing six pair of stockings, and his-hat, and ran away, one towards etingo-lane, and the ether up Lisson-grove towards Bell-street. Mr. Harrison followed the latter for a considerable distance, but he contrived to escape. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, a decent, middle. aged woman, went into the shop of Mr. Downes, in Cranbourne-alley, and asked the shopman to show tier some trifling articles. Whilst examining them, the young man observed something in her manner which led him to suspect that she had secreted some-I thing, about her person, and accordingly he insisted upon searching her ; but when he laid hold of her for that purpose, she opened her apron and let fall a quantity of potatoes about the shop. The beadle Of Leicester-square was called in, who took her into a pimp doom, and on searching her, found a roll of valuable win concealed between her coats, which it ,was afterwards ascertained she stole from a shop in St. Martin's-court. She was conveyed to Marllso °ugh-street, and from thence committed le prison. MARESTS. NEWG ATE Aint LEADfiIiMALL MAPALLTS, (*.the iNircase-) 8ed........... as 3s Od to da Veal 4l Gd to t Mutton 44 to 49 . 4 i 'Pork 44 14 to _ PRICES or liAraao eft. Jame,. 11ty...3!0d to 51 Ifts Od Sttaw 2! Ss Od to 21 fs ed Clover 41 tot Od to it Os Od PRICK itriv zAos. Kent .251 0. to 201 10% hour: Ica 0. to 281 103 Esscx OOl Os . to OW Os PRICE or TALLOW, St. Jameit Market ..-...41 7d lK VETEA Ilay 114 Od to 4 Straw 1 Oa Gol •:43 ti Chovral 164,1.04 to CI oF IiOPS. Kest' ... 271 Os t„ bison 261 Brea 291 Go to Parham •••301 (.4 tc SOAP, aoti CANDLES 1 Town Tallow ..... Yellow Rauia White ditto ... Soap ditto. Clow iihttet. 111111198iiipel Market....-49 6d (per stone of tab) Yellow Soap, 949—Mottled, I (;sn4ks, per doz. es•—eurd, I I to—P,,} 64-34oalds. 14. 04 RAM peat Heifers and Steers (Far Ordinary ...1s 11d to seeno cie lud to 5e lid 'Market Calf (~ 0d . 1 Middlings 2s 4d to la W ling. Horse 10e id to c Sbeepskans--Polled, 6e od.to Be Od—Dcrerns, 46 al !; lihearlings, Os 04 to Os 0c1;0*. Os 0d so (4 . .4 ?RIM OF HER. Botts, 50 to ai; to led le • Ditto 16 for Nibs sash to id - Dressing Miles itti yote'Coocl Hides. to MEd (:rep Hutto, 55 to gibs itroookti to ni Duto 4h to to 214 rld .44W to 464 Carl Nibs. so to 4etbs.. Ditto MO to 744115--.—...—. 70 to 1kit5......... ... sod to frhd Small Seth (Greenhod) ....... aid o It 4 Large dine ......1aw dams /Oa os lb Tanned Hare Hides ........ d vs Spanish Horse ............... to ::1 COUNTRY MARKETS. J.X. L.—Wheat, per load, EN Od to "or Barley, per quarter, 213 to 510—Outa, lIIs to 554-..—Tat 144 to 52s—Yeas, 11s to 50s--llye, Oto to ON. Novas:roe, Suture, Jax. s.--Nkloot, 4113 to 105t—le ittis to 51.--Oort„ al• to no—Beaus, 124 to opa—Poo, Ito 34s.—Bred, Is 114 d to Ls lid. per Galion. Ospeous, JAL I.—Th price of a liosSelof Wi.st lOs I -The Quarte ro lost, Wiaatin, Is id—liotathoid, %sooty. Jolt. 4.--Vbeat, '7s od to los all id--Veteloos. mos Od per bushel.--Arity, its to e' -Oats. gig Od to Ms Od per quarter—Bread, is 11d sr.k—flow, 65s to 00. per sack 570 6 to 45s Sgt 04 w d 00. COAL MARKET. JAN.. , . ORtipa at Market nip Sold 16 0 Newcastle 0 LI& MAUI Coal o GLaaciow.--Nothing can bee we indication the JT:111VII of trade in this City, than the great City of cotton wool which has been consumed .its die last year, compared with tl.at oldie year Fa drag. Frani the annual printed staseniert doze tsar 6nt mercantile houses, it appears, that the i creased ocmsturiptioa of 1817, in dais city, is no it than 70/0 packages. Prices have also sustaiar.i considerable advance. Bowed, Georgia, and Orleans are now Id. to 1 id. Sp Island, Sit to and other kinds 2d. to Sd. per lb. higher than a natal season last year. =SC Zr =4.4., At ..1111 1 if. Slat de a r li y. diAme Sinew: of Pradiamsr" Ilan MON ty. At OSA Sibs lasisA, -who tuts beel at As s Iftalsiplasme for mere *an tasty vca-s , was wdl knows at all the Public (laces by tie name of .. Alm" Ile wore a sockad Us, according to the enact i tussle ; and enjoyed tointerrupted lacaLth almost lo :Lc • kit deeessr. -- Nun en •rvete sad wabery Wit.MART.A L. " Life is only Life, when Mew with Heal.k." THE finest system of Ethics is to confite w it h in bounds. and the, to regulate the PASSIONS; acreer. and insubordinate they impetuously dearly , / those barriers ul Religion and Morality have oiade sacred ; to carb hat cm m Mime them a the lessee of enadcace, be.t caLN:lated limit their a tencc. iii Every :anon of the human frame requires true . diust to remedy, and the public avenue is ptcor Wing loam (disregarding the eaggestfuns ist ‘ l4 AMP ad 1118111111081111 i) devote their studies to the cranium' Maws complaints gswerateti by imprudence, and it.. etialktm the passions at an unguarded moment. " The s•rength of I don comists in the health of the people ;" but it is melancholy reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of u Mocha( snap awn, and to counteract as tar as possible its farther ravages, offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own eiteer.ence ill various diseases of Debility. 'lle unwary victim of 'Weary s (early acquired at school. beore Reaoun has asserted her over the mind), wall, in contemplating li.s powerless ste:e e sasceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the . complicated state of exhaustion m.y be roused into messily war Intense study—immoderate aoxie , y—loog residence se trdpit climes, and many other crises, will frequently derange the le 'VOUS ST STEM ; in such eases we can hold net an assurance st animation, by remedies which have long answered the • popes of patients et both sexes. That bane to human happiness cots , am treated fearlessly, the to proved stare of Medical Science ha , divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so rendered its exhibition uncertain and batassinb We ben er, our method by (*Kevin to packets labouring artier this gra: that a few days only are required for the rensoval of early ,qoats ; that the most hiveterate ease will yield to our tato nettltio a iisertth, and that in a person who only suspects ktjored;the disease may be prevented altogether from apron •aintilar remark applies to many other derangement • of t ranee system, as weakness, ulcerations, dr.e. especially stria obstinate elites of which are daily rem ed 'Alm: , the use of atk or stimulants. Sane peculiarities incidental to the sehri have net escaped our attention; in which thildnew combined tr Oleo) , has superseded the means usually adopted. lit sysneut is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently success rducated in this tat native city; schooled in or priost4 attalenient by its splendid medical characters; 'and laving b able, personalty, to compare with admiration the Butith pracilie, with the continental, our pretensions to 111:pettoritl a branch we have selected) are matured by expel - in:cc, %Lid eviocci by the daily applications we receive, esen frvna Wrn countries. a:•41 Co. M. K. C. ',into"L 13, loeverie.street, FleeNatreet, Londcz. ..• For the general at..muniodatioo we do oot limit cot. to stated periods of pracike, but may be coatelte4 at al: r. able boart.-o.untry Patients are requested to detcrlbe r their symptoms, &c. wbeo akdicire, with advlar, will he diateiy forwarded to any pan of the itiotdesa—A Bank-oat expected to accompany the tan. 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