Star. — London, England, 1805-11-02 00:00:00

. • ; 0 1 k el 9 ,E 1 . 0 TeiWerdar?twitrf)i:inur plifortersweri tried. twelve of •ihows wets Convitled-irfelthries, I`.. Ma-6n, for Reafing a cults bridle, fiddle-cloth, pair of chalk rein's, he. nut tallbe Sable Ott: 170 . 00 d ; tV. Green ' for Pealing two tons of paying none!, the property o f A. Onedge ; Francis Elcott, for Swa mp; a jacket, and tarn pakoellteeches the property °W. Beard ; Mary Ledger, or Suing a pair Of, psnrol.fins, and threithirte,theproßerty ot XY, Kitt tit lof. Ernly. for Healing nine pieces Of iron. the property of W. Green ; ,in Cooper , _ for Sealing a filk cloak, the propertyrif E. Btutenthaw ; C. Donn. va t uf4 (leafing 3$ pieces of Wheat 'handkerchiefs,'' &c. the propetty of J. Torry ; Hayam few Healing 171bs. of coff,*; the property ot the Felt In dia-Company. iv Pliant ii;Lkin, a boy of fourteen years ahtge, was indifted for Healing ii Meer witch, the polSerty of Henry Taylor. The prnfectitor depored, that he lived in Wilfen-' tree!, Fintburytquare ; the parent of the prifoner lodged in the fame hnofe. On the sd September. his Watch being out of repair, he left it in his drawer,: from which it was Rohn. In the Initialing:4,SW !ember, the prifoner eloped from his father, and finally after he raiirej his' Watch. On the sdlif dc - tatter the bill-emit - fed horne, and a few days after, in confeguence of foam information he. reFeged,,he, had him apprehended. Peter Mafon, an Officer, depofed, that on the Oth of Osaoher, he took the boy into cußody, and when lie arked him what he did with the watch 1: the boy denied knowing any thing Of it, until his mother, who was flanding by, faid, the funpeifed that was the watch he told his father he found fifteen miles out of town. The prifoner then confelred, that he had given the watch to his father ; but hid, that he found it on the [lairs, and not in the country, as hie had told his father. As loon as his father came home, be produced the waft!), which he had takenfromhis for, until he could find -- the owner. The profecutor fworetn the watch : and the pet- Toner being celled upon for his defence, fitio, that evben he was taken up, the profectithr fold the etift . - cer, that he left the watch in a drawer, with a 4,; pound bank note, and eight one pound notes, and be did not think it probable, that if he had a mind to be a thief, he would have taken the watch in prefer ence to the notes. Mr. Baron ttiomrsott remained tip the evidence ; and the Jury, without hefltation, found the prifoner —Guilty. The prifoner was a (mall boy of his age, and teem ed gni* unconcerned at the conviaion, and during the whole trial. Marjaret Carrol was indifted for Sealing a flirt, a fh;ft, two pair of Hocking; ' a neck cloth, and feveral other articles, the property of Mrs. Mary Edgeworth. It appeared that the prifoner, - who was a laundrefs, trad been employed to watt and drefs a great gnats tity of cloatits belonging to the profectities but in iilad of returning them at the time ftipt4alect, had p swned them with feveral pawnbrokers, anci aspro priated the money to her own ufe. The defence fet up by the prifoner was, that the had no with to wrong the prolecutrix, hut being taken ih at the time , and having the expettation cra' fern of Money that night, which would have enabled her to releale the clothes, the had pledged them to re• lieve her tor effing rieeeitties. The.cale being left to the Jury, they, after st few Minutes confilltation: afited the Court, if pawr.ing, in loch circtutatances. was to Isidtenied Sealing ? Mr. Baron THossynia Inforined then that filch Aurae not only his opinion, but that of the whole Court. The Jury accordingly found the prifoner Arse sitlfitters pat indifted for healing* !liver watch, yob* forty fliillinirs.the property of Ann Franklunci. Ii appeared from the teatronny of the prOfecutrir that the prifoner came to lodge in the fame houfe with by on the sd September lag. On the writing sib the following day - the profecntriz Met the p6foner on the Hairs, eohtplainitig grieinufly of thief, when its profecutrix courteoutly Offered her a ettetill of Maid tea, of Which' the panne? accepted. Almnft immediately afiernavis the profeitiftiz difcOvered that her Witth was gone. Being furpicions of tie prifmter, the followed her in the roittelhe Teemed to hare taken, and overpack her Handing in *s wn - btuke - thop, With-the Prufecutries watch in her Nand i when the had bee immediately talten'into tar- tody. • In her defence the prifoner Rated that the prafeCu• trix owed her 3os. andireing unable to pay the fluount; had given her tit r e watch to pledge, and re- turn her the produce, pact of which was t/t he iiiiret to the prifonfr, in part extinnion of her Clain). The profecutrii tlieng again creflinned by the Learned judge, ilittfflut there was any foundation for the plea fet up by the prifoner t foleinnly declared that the had neve/An eyes 1109 n the prifoner till the shotnetit the gave her the cop Of coil tea, as &retro. . &poled to, and that the had &tier, dating the irlude coot le of het lite. had any pftbniaey tranfaaloos witatevar, *Wed the peil3ttet'a liittilag. The Jury foinulthe ptifoatt Guilty of to • the value of 39c., • And twelve were acqoirted, among whom were, Three Journeymen Bakers, Eatextri, IYitint, and Wayman,who were inclined for Beating bread, the pro.. petty of their matter, a Baker, in Lamb's Conduit. greet. Mr. Pitcairn, the Profecutor, Rated, he was in the habit of fending the prifoneri e v e ry morn i ng w i t h bread to the Foundling Hofpital. Having for force time fttfpened that they embezzled• his breads he took particular notice on the morning of the sad of. 9Doher, of the loaves they were to carry to the Hof viral, and under the 34 coarfe loaves that. were to be carried there, he found three 'tine half . peck:loaves without his initials Or the letter 'YvY being marked on their', as the regfilation, of the trade revised,. and as is always done on bre:A' d Thit.t.as . the bufinefs of Waymant, who aned at f' . 4:eman, and who gave an account.alfp.Ofthe. bread carried to the klorpital. On their return [bat : morning, he inquir : td of Wayman if only 34loaies bad been cart iedto the Ho(pital, as that number only was accounted for lathe book, hutreceive4 no politive infwer. On Ll •'e day inhowtng 114 Streik obfervel by a Folic% Officer in 'the Lamb Publiehoufe, Lamb's COnduit lireet, to being iti bteid: `and carry it down to the thchen, where they left it, and again went away.— -.BEDLAM. The Officer who had been share ,for thatluypereo went driwn (lairs, and found four half pea loaves Covered with an apron, three of them warm, and the fourth appearing to be a day or two old. There loaves Mr. Pitcairn recognized as his bread, and particularly the!talesone, which he dircoyered 'to he one of the three lie had talep 'notice of the day Ike 7 '' fore, that were earned out *ith the, Hofpital On this the priihnirs were taken into cull Ody. Mr.Anderkm, of the Pollak Inure, depofed • that the prifimers were in thq habit of frequently leaving bread at his bottle, tilt they Gould find an opportu nity of conveying it to the -ciilloners, but not being I et home on the api, ,ar)sen the discovery happened, be ,could -4y nothing to the loives in ,quellion. W. Pitcairn, however, as the loaves were now all equally Rale • did not pretend to (wear which was the loaf taken away on the zad, though he fixed on one as in all probAility being it.—Noluilty. liaron Tiloterwm, from the Bench, advifed .the young men to be cautions how they ailed in future, as af prefent he thought they had been very fortunate in gettiqg Wiiixtril heves . was indiaed for (lea fi ng a hat, va- Itie,three fhillinr,lthe . property of James Lee. The hofecutor and another young man of about depofed that the prifoner, after drinking a pot of beer in a public. houfe, is the fame box where they were, went nut at the back door, taking along with him the profeentries hat. They fUlloweil him on the fuggetlion of the landlady, and brought him back. He offered his watch to get free, but theywere inex. arable; adding that he had been at therOld Bailey before. The attention. of the public has beets atietently called to this ancient ftrueture, by the circtimftance of the lapfe elf time having brought it to the Lail 'ffageof dilapidation. Like the human body, worn out with old age, it is no longer capable of being upheld by temporary expedients; and as the Phyfician, wbest , his patient arrives at a certain period," can do no model for him, fo fabrics, however. ftrongly creation/red, adl lag bid defiance to the art of the Architera. would be unpardonable to' fuller fo memorable a te nement as. Bedlam to crumble into ruinsorithout pay ing it a (mall tribute of reipett, by noticing its difiO lution. The receptacle of madmen cap never be an unworthy theme in a nation where. has Sit RailtAß'L Grave-diggerinfers, all are fo mad that medulla may pats unobferved. The ferret hitlory of its occalumsl oecupiets would furnith materials for a volume—but as the inowledge of .them is eon fined to the impervious aecotdc of the plate, we mail, fur .want ..f the.means of detailing.the-heaks of imaginary Kings,.limperols, Si a Lartlell and Cour tiers, refer to the real ones at every .Court of Conti -1 ;tenth' Europe, for a aentury or two pall ; bat more particulerly during the -prefent age, where the cut i ous may contemplate adis of folly, madnels, And in conaftency, which far exceeds any the annals of Bed lam can furaith. Avoiding, therefore, all.mention of its internal *mammy, we shalt content ourfelves with ,merely .advetting,to thofe.ohjefls of exterior de coration, which, as they .are likely to outlive the building, by their removal to a new ana, daferve to have their origin perpetuated. It will eaftly be per. I ceived we allude principally to the two fsgures of Melancholy and Raving Madnefs, placed over the entrance in Moorfields. We are informed by the Hero of the Dunciad, that they were the works of l his father, Mr. Cetus Claim. The two flames (he tells Alt) of the Lunatics, over Bedlam Hof - pit:al, were done by him, and are no ill monuments of his fame as an Artill. Poet. in his admirable tithe, thus notices the circumliance chrre to thofe walls where Folly holds her throne, And laughs to think Moe so would take her down, . Where o'er the gates, by bighted Father's hand, Great Gaines brazen brainier§ Breathers Rah!. It asuft be remarked, that much of the (kill of the AO! has been counterafted, not merely by the ope ration of thr wind and weather, but by the more del poiliog hand of ignorance. Many years ago, when Bedlam underwent a thorough repair, it was thnught necelfary to reline thefe figures to their pristine beauty; with that view they were fcraped and po- Hilted, but though they were made foinewhat cleaner than before, all the excellent touches of the original Sculptor were chliterated—the thong and prominent anatomy of the•figures, and their multutar exprellion were weakened and deftroyed. Defaced as they ere they Rill are worthy of pretereation. They will tint' , be taken down till next Spring, when so : evade/Rand., they will be fet tip in the New Bedlam, which, Will Cuppored, wilt be erefted in the field; of Iflangton.— The mention of thefe monuments of 'old enmities fame naturally calls to nor remembrance another of' , Ms efforts, which has to, this day ercapeal the ravvet al time, and remains extant - in the tel&rnpells. The' week we mean is the Ilatue of an old Shepherd play ing on his Pipe, with his faithful Dog halite . hint - , Ir was originally placed iq the middle at the.teriiple Clordens, and afterwards 'removed again,/ the wall of Paper Buildings ; but whether it was that the La*. er , grew tired of this emblem of Peace, or that''thil Templars, having a Lamb tOr their creel, thought it inconfillent to have it gnarded by a Shepherd, ihe fait was, that it was about thirty years ago ordered to be entirely taken out of their fight ; and fince that period the Lamb has remained over their gatea u a, prototype of usproteCted innocence in the hands 4 power, and an unequivocal inchtetton that thole who get within the fangs of she Wolves bf the Law may in vain look oat for the Shepherd to guard them. So much for Bedlam, and the Lawyers' Shepherd and his Dog. The latter, at we have °Waved, wit:from the chile! of Mr. Cants CIBBER t and the account we have given may be relied upon as genuine ; but there is a vague rumour concerning it, which we than no tice only to Anew its ablindity. It ij laid that the Shepherd is the era& repreftntation of an old Pedlar who tiled to Rand on Holborn hill previous to the plague of Loudnu. Falling afLep on the then of the Church, he was one day takes up and tbruwn inm the cart Which eccalinnally went about cnileeing the dead. By a miracle he ereaped, and a rich ger- chant who had eaten relieved him, had his figure graven m Hone, to commemorate his deliverance.— The legend pro bably take. its rife from the circum • - fiance of the tisane having been plated in the Law yers' Garden, and Afterwards removed. Certainly• the remuent might well he deemed an e,fcape from the regions of plague and contagion, and larficiently atements for the deviation from hiftorical truth. Lenoir: , out readers to &infidel- further this im portant fuirjeat, if they plaale. we (halt only Worth theta, that lbotald they with to aid their tefearches by ir.fpeeting the produCtinn of the Decorator of Bedlam, they may behold it in the front of the honk of Mr. }hoopla's, a Japanner, in Tottenham coutrt Road, whole father purehaled it at a Pale or the ef: lefts of the man by whom it was telTlOnd from the Temple Gardens. • .The prifoner kid he was a failor, that he had been on board the Viaory with Lord Nelfon, and had got his prise mriney ; that this prefecution wAs the elle& of•fmte, and 'that the profecutOr had flood in (he pillory Tome time ago fur prevarication and perjury. He had tYowitnefs to his-eharafter, his acquaintances being Captains of Chips, who would not think it • worth while, and the Captain he had 'all failed with particularly being at iseterfbstrgh. On being farther Urged, however, he mentioned Mr. 'riot!, which ' produced a confiderahle relaxation in the mirth.mak ing mufcles of prefent. But Mr. Trott loon baulked expeftation, by declaring he did not know the prifuner, and could not finak as to bit charac ter, and that the Only parpote he believed he was fur by the pritbner twas to prove that the pto fectitor had (load in the pillory. as had been dated, which he hiptlelf, he (aid - , had teen.—Not Guilty. • yobs SfrarAes was indifted for fleeting old iron, but the propel ty not being (efficiently identified, he was acquitted. Ann Baldwin was indiaed for fleeting a petticoat, a Nit, two pair of ftnekings, and CCr tam% other ast.eles, the propetty of Mrs. Turner ; and Mary halikuin, a very young girl, was indifted for receiving the fatne, knowing them to be Palen. The Stealing of the articles by the prifoner Ann. was clearly moved, and it appeased alfo, that feveral of the articles had been pledged by the other prifoner Mary. Intthe duplicates were fnuhd in the putlef. Ron of the Mother, eiho was not inci4ted. 'Lord Exxamaolounn expredid his furprife that the profetutor thanld not have institted the mother, nn whomsthe duplicates were found, and who mutt have been prefnmecl the inftigator to this offence, bid Humid have Weiled as an objea of profecution, a child, who could only be regarded as the initrument in the hands of its mother. Chapman, the Officer, explained, by fluting that ! the mother. when the duplicates wete brit found in her pollifffites, had a dying child on her breall, and conid not afterwards he traced. • prifoner Ann alerted het Mother's innocence, and hated, that the told her mother the bad got the articles as a prefent horn her mistrefs. Lord Ea.t. - ssiouto,boH inforMed the Jury, that in his opinion the younger lifter had very improperly been iirctieted. She conldbe viewed as nothing elfe than an Wirer:skirl in the hands of her snothet and ' elder lifter. Thy svonld, therefore, lay her altoge ther out of their confideratiem. Of the guilt of the other he wiss afraid n•r doubt could he entertained. The Jury accordingly * found Ann, Guilty, and Mari Nut Guilty. Matruh Twawcv Twousaan ! I l•-.-The Ticket No. t0.62S drawn yederday a Prire of so,cocl. was fold in t ('artery 3 Eighth, and 6 Sixteenth Shares at 13Ists.'s truly • fortunate Oißees, 4, Cocahill, and. 9, Chasing Croft, where 7.37.8 another. Prize of ao,oool. 1 t 67 a Prize of secol. andissS a Prue of soca. this Lottery, have been all fild, (hared, and regiftered.—The Lottery tinifbes this day. Wednefday evening the Deptford flag* was. over• tntned at Charing Croft, by which aecident the paf leasers, fit infieie, and five outfide, were very much hi &fed ; particularly a Mrs. Bennington, *his. is far adYnnced in pregnancy. She was conveyed-home in a hackney-coitch, and very great fear is entertained that ferious tonfenuences will tnfue. On Sunday as the wife of a man, who has the care of the Lock, at the entrance of the Grand Jun 4 ion Canal, at Brentford, was getting conic Water in a •paila the fell in and, before affiftance arrived, was &mined. very means was tiled ts; yellers lA, but _ ...... in vitt). 4fiaatst Ecxvortx„ aged tlfirty.five fears, When. felt this cafe of Scrophula I;o4de its appearance it WAS in the abcorbetft. glands of the neck, which, be. came rather thickened, and then advanced to alard tumor ; fhs appfied . to a medical gentleman who brought it, to. fopptiration, he then opened it,. and .the.neckbeFacoe niccrateckfrom.the ear. to the ihnulr der ; taMara costn . foymed•in the falivary glands, nn, der. ihe chin, in parotid, by the. fide of the ear, and the ispirhent glands . on the other fide.. She was adiefityett an. out patient ; or St. Bartholninew', .14; : it i Atil for e l g. ht, m o no ! , wi th out receiving any yeller; • At this time. by the.atlyice of6Mary t fdaile, who lt.all experienced ; relief4rths.Oirpcnfary., Soho, Square. The begun taking the Drop:, and continued them fo the fpace of a twelvemonth, when The ul cers Vlea ted, and flsebecapae.gerfo'lly well. on Crow's . ti, Pleet•hresr, samin . FC k Foil+. Be caceful to,afk for Be•amtapay's Patent Anti• fcorbutic props, having_the, words " By the tines Patent" expreffed ar length co the h.qttle, bill of di. relaions, 4 0 outfide wrapper,; the. Ramp alto, the King's duly, is pi inte.din bloci F ink inftelef of red.:— eillseit WiSAA Al 14001/014-BitIDGE Te- Mt:) PO a.. Bottles price ss. 6d. tot. and it. zs..Cluty included. *Drips, 4 - - - - 59 Min ut a after f s Ditpegsty, No. as, Stilw-feiesse... • Alliaßwa • . . • MARit.IED. At Hstopftelo. on Saturday Llt,"francts Hatter, Efq. of Little M•tclttox ttrert, Ifincrer-fquare, to Mils Befhby, of Orchard- Portauan.fqtaare, •tlauetiter of Ate late Pifi4)4 Butliby, &q. cuipmiffmy Gtmet.ilm.St. Domini, • rnw. fiatetati, left, In hie 76th year, Edward !finch, latter Pro ihfhl Walk, MOtenon. tormerly of Scott's•yard, Bulk lane, *.a.ntiosas Peet, London, thip.hroker Wednefday a`tornoon, at his !Inure in New Norfolk • firect, sore Ellis Agar. Efq. uric of the Commit:ion, r. of the Cuftoms Virednelfshst, at Citron, Capt. o..rtholomew Rook, late of the Joitlara WialLinditnisat. Op Mooday wining la& at Rath, is the 95th rear of his age, the Rev. Daniel Dumarafg, 1) D. Yrebeiidary of Sarum aud Weos, and Reetnr of Yeovilton. %mot N MA rits .-ollturctlny morning, 'Vt.. *Wm. a ferret table ;Lifter bidder in Mat y-la-Ronne, went into the Brkklare'll Arm?, in fln.ebepilace, to tranfact Come band's with a neigh- War, and while jocularly fitting in eiinverfation apparcntly in good bealth, he hit front the chair and espired. m u may m uffl ing, a Mr. Elands, a marier plailterer, in Charlesdtrct, ftorctuzn ;ignore, dropp,%l 4ggig9fin his parlenr, and r 'Eldred. The alarm bring given in the hrrre,,a laxly in tit. firft floor heard the diraficr, went into a fit and cißsed imoseifiateiy. • LOffDON4I4.IbTIPF& • dOtitts-licarAtiec.famet, Ntifttisset. PRICE OF SEEDS IN. MARK•LANE..- - Carrawijnerr ' • AS A to qcs.-per. !wt. Coriander tzt .rn Motherd.Rosi, 6s .61 to to lid pealed. BrotttO I s 61 to tgs Dm& fu 70f in:rapine* Lorg.Pods • •sair to So* Tarts 3 /5 gas o l d.b).ans 'PRICE OF DOPE. • sass. Poetti , s. Kent - 61 zos of Kent - 11 pi 4.4 &Set • - .61 6. to 71 76 &am of to El Et Eat 61 6s lb 7 1 75 Farnham I'ol * fa Ist u. ----- . . . PRICE 01' HOPS IN THE WROttme, sags 7l sos.to . 3l 10s I Palma Yi too to pl -Os PRICES OF HAT AND Seit,t W. Whitsehoel. St...James's. Hayoerload 3 00to 4 13 o I Hay per 1...td s to to 4el Straw 1 16 oto 2 s o • 'Straw 1 rt. iiit ag I ilswer s u tr. f t PRICE OF•1-14Y AND STRAW IN Shlrri4l'll.:LD. O'd Hay, 31 les 15 41 44 New Ctora, 1 .as 6i.51 43 New Du. 11 nos to 41 .as Old Do. . 41 tea to di on Straw, it fts to al• ss. 1413WOATE and LP.ADENHALL, liftwetnber a. Per Robe of Sib. by the owesfe.. • Beef • u , 6,1 to is 6d,1 Vogl as ,sad to es .If Mutton 20 104 to 45 0.. 0 i Pork ss cd to as oil • lands -...-. -3, 4d-to As se. , . PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. • s t , l ivn l 4i7S market -As tid f own Toiltror ' gas od tit es , Clare Market • 4s .2 ti Yellow Masa 71s to yap U • Whiteeliape/Market • White ditto . 60 6d to os . (pa Roue of illia.) 4s tfd Snap ditto 68. to Ws el Mei* Staff slis to en lai tan 611 Ditto rough --s ad se 414 , Average Price 41 ad °naves in od Good Dingo tot teat Tallow atop. ylls to os•-Mottled,130—Cdod, tali Price of Candles per down, its od--Moulds, total ,3tAW HIDES. triaes(gerftooe) 3. 6d toss fid fforfe Shifts As otto sp IVlttbiling • •3ssdto 3s 41 Sheep Skies 3 cod t. 4s 64 Ordinary is zod to 35 od Shea:Hogs ea ad to to ;A Heavy Cat( 12/ 6d each 1 Lamb Skies 3s od to a 34 PRICE OF LEATHER, per ha AT IrEstOV:NHALL. Butts, yo to 561 b earl s4d to asid Ditto, 60 to •65/h sad to a7d Merchants Baal sad e. awl . . DrefUng Hides tad to 234 . Fine Coaeli'llides spl to ssa • Crop Hides for Cutting sift to kolll Flat Ordinary • lati to old Calf Skins, 3o to solb pardon. 38a to 4$ Ditto so to 7olb 3,4 /* itod Ditto 7o to itolb SOd 1 0 3g4 Small Seal. (Oreeilloud) per lb. 34. 3d to 31.431 • Large ditto mos to ties per dos. Tanned Node Hides ass to Ist wet -• NEW COAL MARKET, Nottalbet t. ' Ship. at Market. - Ships Sad. ' PAM. 33 Ncwcaltk Cab 36 Ass oil 60 rod 13 Sunderland . - 3 475 od 52s $4. o Stooe Coal o Oos od ocosba • *IWANTED, as an Affihat in a refpr&able La dies' Boarding &Mal in Lanesibinh a French Ten*l. 'from Twenty toTwenty.five years of wge ; a Moire of Paris or ita Neighbourhood. It will be expeded that the will sifilt hi die la itruetion of the three Pipits, (a Halter Tern:Thy' attending tilt School) and Mil more partimulatiy that the freak her owe Law. Inns *ebb porky and dreamt. •Letters 1 putt paid) &Admired to A. H. to the ease of C. 'Moab `and Soo, Printers, Mandielter;EAAinctt with due attentiallb 1...a..i...i.." ". • b ale iirotcsokAtt. ANEwBERY and SOWS, 'Net. 4s, St.. Patti% . ICbarch-yard, Prep -Won ot Dr. paste* Asealirt, and other valwskJt Paporatiees, hiforesta Public. that its *OA. f4quroce of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Aisdirees will be in forme al. yid. per Pa.*, or ti. Ss. 6d. per Dare; bit the Quantity pf a.Dasett P:,eka:sia a.listle (as .nwin ttP fir the Army and Navy) may 1w had for ti. W. Anti es Maori we prepaid; by order vd lbe Counailliorian. fir hides MAIL bery's Gyrate 1.71 . t; its *Mich Ora 11101411, Neadrely,.. the 416 Prier's" are engraved,, and it it pupated that this wie a Wish= Security agalift C'ennterfnits,his Signature no the Lip behtwill be olltobrinaeL Igais4swins are tg9 prises of tlStis M.46664lwMtHie syggary of which Ml. Neelsery's Swaps are allimoLastaleilkollllli Pre fi x orittoreart a date a urill be showed die Si immilosis; . ]awe's Powder * 9 [Why's Carmelites aylk a Bottle o Dr. Aullin'stbalyliethe Analsoic MD 4 6 hoe - ti • larje Dot se 0 Free-fain& of Bast s. Dr, Steeria Opodeldoc s 6 DlttalisChast's &as g • Convelfinn 03 sb. Took. gills • s g Nitre DATA 2 6 Coffee - 2 Camoshilik Dry' s g Dr. Honour's Pills trf '-'•foroo. Visegons Lo• •OtastN Drops st Ansews * sit Inglith's Sews Pilts , It • ds Blois dine $ Finer!'. Magneba 2 6 ritacc of C.tiltsfOni 3 6 Gorton's Drops s buiptime. I o Spelbory'rbstips 5 6 Ceptitic Sour s o ihaelandres lee 2 9 Tina. 3 4 oreesnsgs's Tisaturn I :4 Dhow Pith 4 6 Ditto Tote Lozenges l t • Mei:eta Peppermint xi Effence of Ginger s 9 GIOIA; Marietta 3 6 N. B. As many Perfons, particularly Me linkers, telftske. titers bode of Meta% blessbrry• they think it net-diary to point eel. that it issat the F.aft cud of St. PAWS, four doors front Chialfights wth there Words infcribrd on the front.-- TIMONLY WMl[llo'l/11 hik Da. latices Pewntit." HAVING tiedStatettMlifeif to the And!, attd !Melt *Wined by she twellklnsable tradttee ib that tree& alanght verger to feital,qualt that I have =thaw sot& csployeei my time than that who: In • the euassisro bill at de Irefiwns aro neatflitsalh , intioerfed to etwortabity, sod mien always snafu tliet.ftteteJ Which Is sislttet swevessating est lotelleituol aeon+ te• hoe cheeof iirordmx 11 - 41sii'eafe• of 12111asTilf art pactltarlr.dlkelfts Iteh Whig with uyin : a walla qt otuaamicaat yatptem, by a A. of atevitai energy§ names itrdf becomes wohlttenet theei.afife (non the retake se of= entample. theddithies *pi habits of the& *Wayne- dos IndblOsinees of distuder. the . spire the racithohlitaross pray t>tQl s het by the %mashie , ttonbeeatot stn s the tgeopteowee aggraitateds ow: tan arobs tution Is 'eefto As a NIIIMMR of tbc ROYAL COlLLhaltert RIIPIIffe. 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