Star. — London, England, 1818-01-01 00:00:00

. • 4 \ I .4 4rh. 4am THE NEW • • By 1.08. WIIVLLAW. Thou art not drat revising bee; Nor Sernesee-dispery nfledessiel btu ; Autumn's deb mode Is not na thy fermi — Bat Winter hafts thee from the halls of etbrm 'Woes sostaing bugle wakes no echoing strain, %t Pest. solutes the. on the whltso'd plain I Io soothing carols breathes her grateful vow, And weaves as olive chaplet for thy brow Then come, mild Spirit of the New-born Year, Banish each sigh, and dry Misfortune's tear; Give Hopes fair visions to the anxious breast, Bring present joy, aed be is future blest ! Let not the traces of thy rapid Sight Stain Whales day-star with the gloom of night— Let not the garlands of the peasant's mirth Become dark cypress oe his lowly hearth— Let not thy memory he in grief obscured, Nor thy cleats in misery immured ! Thy predecessor mark'd his dreary reign With deepest anguish, and with hopeless pain ; Reft from BRITANNUA crown tbehrightest gem, And pincled the sole leaf from the pert stem; Veal Hopes warm wishes In a murky cloud. Ti!l toDespair each sleet expectance bowed! Lowe, then, though cradled on a maim of snow, 'though ice-wrought arrows ant fa frozen bow Amin! Illy birth, yet may thy hours' swift wing . Heal wintry sadness with the smile of Solna! ~ Bleat by the rich, and welcomed by the poor, Promise of joy to Britain's land restore: Let not young Love, car ripeo'd Friendship think 1 KT band will wither every sacred link. If in the heart one Gum beloved Is kept, if o'er one baillow'd name tree-love has wept, If o'er.une telic midnight tears are shed, IC from the soul earth's dearest blue has lied— Oh! bring a solace from the fount shove, — A balm extracted from Elysian hoe ! 'lime! swift ambassador, 'twist Gon and lOU, Ikrign's great parent, soul of eery plan, by periods from the birthday to the grave Successive follow as the restless wave Bleak' into liquid fragments on tts shore, :Theo mingles with the oces• a.before! e R KT?, Dirmati Skips S. 1411 Port, before which did feloniously kill a male infant, which the said Margaret Mackenzie was delivered of between the Yours of nine o'clock on the evening of the 16th Oc tober, and of nine o'clock in the morning of the 17th October, 1817, in the house of John Teremisk-Esq, where the said Mackenzie lived as a servant, in the town of St. Peter's Port, the said Mackenzie having concealed her pregnancy. This day, at twelve o'clock, the sentence passed upon her was put in execution in the maser follow ing :—The prisoner was ccnducted from the pri to the Court House, between the lialberdiers, and one of the lower rooms she was stripped barefoot,, end clothed in a white shift made for the occasion: she was bare-headed, and from that room she was led up stairs to the door of the Court, where she re sceived from thi hangman (le execideure det r ikostte etnivres) a lighted candle, weighing two pounds, and wo feet long, made expressly for the purpose. Thin -nipped, she presented herself at the bar of the Court, and falling on her knees. she asked pardon btr crimes, in these words :—" I ark pardon of Goihi the King, and of Justice!" An immense crowd of people were present, .who came from all parts of Guernsey to witness so novel spectacle. WATER A' 1%7, orriltg Afterroop BRIDGE TO-MORRO% • 40 aunutes after R 40 .1. -8 SALE BY AUCTION. RECTORY HOUSE, WEST TILBURY, ESSEX. GENUINE Ere'.Mot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER GLASSES, CHINA, and GLASS, PLATED AR 11CLEA, Fine PRINT S Framed and Waxed. a LIBRARY of SELECP BOOKS, POLE.COW, CHAISE-HORSE, PIGS, POUL TRY, HAY,TILTED JAUN PING CART, HAY-CARTS, H•o_RNESS, &e. Lon the Property et the Lei. Su ADAM Goanoti, Ban. &wised. EXTR.4ORDINARY TAMi- COAL MARI= Dtcmaci 77 • alips se Motet. Skips Said. Prim IOUERNSEY COUR ROYAL, DRCEVIIIIR ti. • •74 Nearcasile 144 395. Od. to 455. Od. i 39 Sunderland Si 3&s. Od. to 4i s. Od. BEee rbfa t e Pl.rra 6 ila cas 44l l7l 4 =l:ol 4 e g l i 'X ii rix% 2 Ld. Elgin's Main 2 375. Od. to 00s. Od. , Jean Le Pierre, P. Le Aefe,, Mu L d . De UM, Imes •.• No best Coils sob:S- alm, Jews IA Idesurter, Heber CUM equires, Jams. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Margaret Mackesste, of tilit town and parish of Bank Stock 2901} India Bonds 97 99 pr. St. Pierre Port, a prisoner Illr the public gaol, was Reduced 816.81 801 Lech. Bills (244 13 16 p:-. brought up before the Court to receive sentence.— 4 per Cent. 981 W Ditto (204 1319 pre. Thecrime of which she was convicted was, that she Long Anns. 20 11-16 Consols for ac. nii-i 862,1 THE AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKES. The Quotidienne contains the following amusing paragraph : • .‘ The Archdukes John and Lewis have given per mission to a German journalist to publislk some et tracts from a journal which they kept tiering their stay in England. These Princes examined withcarc the English manufactures and agriculture give also some details as to the style of living in the upper classes, which are not within the reach of all travellers. The magnificent interior of the countrv seats, the taste of the furniture, the amiable and de corous freedom of their conversations, the interest which the women excite, as much by their cultiva ted minds as by their charms--these are the points which struck these illustrious travellers during their abode in the cour.try. It is there, say they, that you should study the high society of England, and even the character of aft its Gentlemen. London is merely a large inn ; it is at his country house that the Eng lishman is hospitable and amiable. The Archdukes describe the manner of dining at the Marquis of, Anglesea's. It presents a novelty for our gourmands;l after (I) soup they took cold punch. A ce/tbrittdl agriculturist, the Chevalier Sebright, had the Princes for his guests, and shewed them Itis numerous ma chines. Miss Sebright is a simante (a scientific hey) —she made an experiment in galvanism beetle the Archdukes, with a little galvanic battery. The Che- Tralier Sebright grows such enormous ttsrnip4 that one (lag he sent to his sister 19 partridges in tlte hollcw of one of these roots.- The Brewers have determined upon a rise of Five Shillings a Barrel on Porter, and have diitrihuted flakes around to the Pablici.ns to that effect. 1;14 makes a difference of a halfpenny in the price of a quart of pewter, which thus becomes sixpence--a bad New-Year's Gift from the teo-powerful Company of Brewers ! Mr. Dowros, of Drury-Lane Theatre, benevo lently girds the profits of an evening's performance at the Maidstone Theatre,•for the relief of the poor debtors in the gaol of that town. Bow-err:Ker.—Yesterday John Cook. a noted cha racter, was beaught up On suspicion of havisig rob bed the Lady whose pelisse was cut through while she was endeavouring to get into the Pit of Covent Garden Theatre, on Friday evening last, and who lost a two-pound note, a half soveresgn, and six shil lings in silver. John Hutton, charged with robbing . a Gentleman of the name of Wright , about twelve o dock on Fri day tight, as he was returning from Covent Garden Theatre to his residence, near Walworth, was com mitted for trial. Edward Nicholls, jun. of llendon, was convicted ix three charges, with costs, for having three teams of his horses remaining longer lathe Haymarket than is allowed by the Act. Richard Andrews, of the same place, was convic • tea for one offence of a similar nature. MARLISOIROUGH-STREET...—Yesterday John Mae noughton, Esq. was charged by Mr. Molloy, of the Grosvenor Coffee-house, in Bond-street, with con ducting himself in a manner the most disorderly.-.. The defendant came into the complainant's house on Tuesday night, when he called for a glass of wine, and launched out into a species of political rant so annoying that a watchman was called in. Defentant is already known at this Office; -but as no assault was committed by him, he was discharged, on con senting to indemnify the complainant for tearing the curtains of the coffee-room. THE. FEMALE SwxEr.—Yesterday a Mr. Brown applied on behalf of a girl, about twelve years of age, who had just been employed as a chimney iweeper at 14is house, but who acknowledged her real set to Mrs. Brown, and requtnted some employment. The little girl stated, that her uncle had turned her ont of doors, to look for work, and that she hired herself to a master thimney-sweep, as she could ob tain no other work. Mary-la-bonne was, it appeared, herparish, and she was directed to be passed to it by the Magistrate. Uutou HALL.—Yesterday a young man, of the s a me Of Sentilvd Dexter, was charged by Wm. File- WA: one of the turnkeys of thelCing's Bench Pri son, with attempting to Convey to the interior of that prison a quantity of on the 24th-ultimo. The attendant admitted the fact, but alleged that he had a frieftd cOnfitted in the Bench for debt, who was t ery and unable to purchase liquor, and that he wise ed to assist him with some—he was not aware of the illegality of the transaction. The turnkey said, tat it was a practice with persons who came to see their friends, to attempt the introduction of apiritu asa liquors ; and all the vigilance of the officers and turnkeys were not sufficient .to prevent the offence. Ignorance of the unlawfulness of such attempts could n e t t be pleaded; for a notice, in large printed letters, Dec. 23, In her ltd year, Me,. Mary Trewroan, widow df was placed in the lobby, which set forth the penalties Mr. Robert Trewnun, the origloal proprietor and publishes; of the Exeter Plying Post. • in which offenders were liable.—Convicted in the pe- - Sunday, is Harpuratreet Daniel aralthwaite Fan F R alty of 101.—The defendant being unable to pay As. f or merly Comptronar the 1 , 4g2 e 1 Poet • r:i • tc , ag ed• S •B e. " T. that sum, was committed to the House of Correction Dec. 24, ems' a short illness, Miss Penny, a aged lo,tbe else for four days. daughter of Mr. Penny, bookseller, Rueter. Between one sod four o'clock, on Monday mnr. Tbe t• de f , nedseTeens Modt,e, son of Mr. Madge, of Topsham. Wing, the Ship and Star public house was broke open Der• 22, at the Barrack,,Truro s o f a e drnyay In and robbed of fi fty pounds in silver , bank notes , and Heard , wife of Setjeant-Major Ifeard, kf I b H thv rech.eit, Mn. copper, twelve bottles of ram, and other articles. Dec. 94, at Truro, Thomas Nankietll, Rig-aged OS, one of Saturday evening, some villain went up stairs, the oldest btogessau of Truro, and a partner in the Corabk hook. Dec. = 2 ,4 4 , r. suddenl y, sampa t t i e N a ry broke into a bed-room of Mr. Morgan, the Crownaverts, Falmoss:b, whys at and . Cushion, Clerkenwell Green, and ste bank- 71:11 10. bOf October, in . Kin gston, the a c n e sz ef lC4, 4o M r % li . V V Pali. notes and rash to the amount of 701. with which he land, of Post Glasgow. Mr. IL was a young man of soperior got off undiscovered. Mr. Morgan was from home *bind "; be wit eele of the raleelelrell et the unrcftellat 2 brtg• and the Surprise, of Glasgow, lately wrecked on the coast of MOMe.tre family were bus y below stairs, The 1 lth test. at Jedburgb, aged 89. Mr. William • alleging their cuStofl ers. upwards of so ye•cs a [miler i n uni t Sec (1) However new this may be to foreign gourmands, f• is a very old custom in England to take cold punch with turbo scup, and that, we suppose, is the soup here spoke oL Yesterday a young woman, of respectable appear ance, suddenly expired as she was pasaing along West minter Bridge. She had no person with her, and I was conveyed by two Gentlemen into a neighbouring public house to await the Coroner's Inquest. The name of the young woman is Ann Smith—she re sides in Lambeth. ' Tuesday morning Mr. Kaye, Surveyor in the Ex cise, went from his house, in Grange Walk. glor mondse7, about ten o'clock in the morning. Mrs. Kaye was then in good health and spirits. About four in the afternoon he returned, and could not gain admittance ; at length he entered the house through a casement ; when he found his wife dead. A fit of apoplexy is supposed to have been the cause. Tuesday a young woman, named Ann Webster, a servant to Mr. Taylor, of Clifford -street, Bond street, was burned in a shocking mar.ner by her clothes taking fire—she was taken to St. George's Hospital in a dying state. A woman was run over by a man riding a horse at a smart trot, yesterday afternoon, down Oxford street. The woman was crossing in the thick of the fog. The horse trode upon her breast. She was conveyed senseless, to a house in the neighbourhood. The man rode on unr.oticed. Mr. Bradley, a baker, of Ewer and Bower, a vil lage on the Essex-road, was found dead a few days since, on the road between that place and Romford, with several marks of violence on his body. Tuesday night two bays went Eato the shop of a Mr. Spragg, at Walworth, and whilst one pretended to purchase a dish, the other stole a dozen blue)nd white plates from a pile at the door. Mr. a/retatnett the boy who was inside the shop, and pursued the other. The young thief was overtaken ; but the plates were broken. • By Mr. ROBINS. Oti the Premises, die Rectory House, West Ti!tory, E.ser, on NIONDAT, the I :ti of JantMT, 1818, at igesen o'Cloet, anal following Day, A VALUABLE LIBRARY. consisting of many Li. must Choice Works its Divinity. Greek and Latin Classics, English History, and many ot h ers Ingbly lweresting, among which will be found Bacon s Litscr Regis,,Durnetes liteforutw don. Matthew Henry's Bible, tox's Rook of Martyrs. Whitby nn the New l'erameut, I-Inrush's Analyse of Beauty, Sir Adam Gordon on the Humihes and fermons, &c. A Beek atg bur ern.ts afire- Poulain, Silvaia Stows, &r. &c. The Furniture cowries tour-post and prows Brd•taada, wLite dimi•p and 114aeliester Furn•tures, prime seasoned Fn• 'tiered Bede and Bedding, double mid single Chews of Drawers, Frenvh Window Curtails in Ciiinta cotton and %hue excellent Cabinet Furniture in MiLogany, Dining, Breakt.oli, Pembroke and Work Fables, Eating-room Chairs in hair•cturh Klildesiuinster Carpets, numerous Kitchen Iteiubitex. Dairy and Brewing Utensils, Casks, Garden 'Frio!. and Lights, Farming kn. plemeias, store Rick, *addles and fulabers, and various useful Effect a. 7u he viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding tbe Sale; when Catalogues may be had on the Pre 'teem-a ; tkr Black Ruh, Whitecievel; Prince of Oranga,Gravesend ; %Vhlte Hart, Rum ford ; Messrs. Meggy and Chalk, Cbelniaturd ; LILA titeiU, Rain barn ; Ship, (kap; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-atrret, Gol den-square. UNCOMMON C;OOD TRAVELLING, ►aor TN t SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. - - To YORK, 1.1E138, EDINBURGH, and all Parts o/tM Hank Four Inside Coaches. be Belt Hanel. and keep cleaned Tint o By B. W. MOIJN I'AIN and Co. - - - THE following Past Coaches, Mail Coaches, " set out from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow-kW: The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL light Coach, will one night no the 10444 carrylog four Insides and (oar Outsides, sets out every day at are o'clock, arrives at Liverpool new coet!ng at sit o'clock, by way of Dututable, Woburn, Lark bury, Northampton, Welford„ Lotterworth, Hinckley, Aden , some, Litcbliehl, Stone, Rawly, Newcastle, Eanosford, War rington, and Preseot. SOU I'HAMP tON,Lynsingtou,Wlnchester,ond Ramiagaioke New Your Inside Coach, at kalf.pat serenader:a In tlee sown Ing, amves at the Dolphin lon. Suuthasoptoo, by five o'clock. This it a M.)14 delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, nifty, altwasel, &. Matadi's, Hayte de Grace. Cherbourg, &c. SHItb."VISBURY, Wellington, and ShilFewl Pow-Comely every F.vimittg, at Tive o'clock.—guarded. ViI:VMOI7 . II4, Dorelinter. Standard, Sa Andeuer, and Basingstoke new Pust Coach, every afternoon. r Wey. mow!' Packets to Guernsey. Jersey, -Alderney, St. Stilue'e.ktc. EXEI ER. Plymouth, Weymouth, norrliester. telmouth, , Dartanoutb. and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning it Sevec o'Cloek , t kraus Hun4ou,Aantiostar, BriJpor &endford, litielogsteke,end ISagstiot. So i robi. SpalTitng, Peterborough, &Ikea. and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, lets oat every Firming is Srilaby, Louth. Grimsby, and Hull. - - - BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Combes,throsighChippenz bans, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon.; irrive at Ma Mar's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Logsdon rarer°, Tito marerset, and the Swan, Bristol, neat Morning.— ' -aches to Wells. arid:, water, Taunton, F.xeter, Plymouth, Br- LEEDS new light CJACII, called the Rockingham, sets not •frwery Morning; curie* Four Insides only, and goes reread ably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stant. Bird, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, an/ Perrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, tint Morning. Notwithaandieg the aneenimoo Expedition of this Coach, it is alluwed to be the mow agreeable and complete Conveyance on the North R .ad, Laing unequalled In Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, I..ongtosen, Gretna-Green, Anson, Dumfries, Brownhill,Thorabill, Sanquhar-Klin, Cumnnck, Klugswell, and all Pans of Scotland, a Post Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby. Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout. arts out every Morning at Eight Otiock, by way' of Newark, Retford,Taticaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Dar hats Muepeth, and Berwick. Paesengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest whit time they please, and then proceed on without any a dd i ti ona l F are . MARI.II3OROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbury, Huogerford, sod Newbury Post-coach. at 7. in the morning. BR I DGENORTH and Vi sisal' New Coach, every Evening. CARLISLE,Penrith, and Wbitehaven Four Inside Past Coach, and a Guard all the way. Passes through !trough, spy, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Beroughbrid g e, Wetherby, Abettors', Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Moaning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers dammed on the road by business, or plower*, hare the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loris/de, Belton, Chain, Ormskirk, and Gersten( Post Coaches, every After. noon az Five o'Clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchbekl, Pest-Coach, called The Regalator, every Evening at It Iv, ottock, to the Saracee's Head Inn, Dalo-strest„ LiverinoL—. Guarded throughout. CHE.s 1 Ek,. Newport, Whltchurck. Tar Porer. tlantwiclh Nckthwlck, ic4 Mioilevrich P.ot Coach. every Evening. al Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stochoin, and Yam, new Coma. every Morning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle. Wain!, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afterooon.--Qmedwi. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post coact, called the Rocking ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Loud, mean every Afternoon, and reaches Birmiegham next day at Noon Paws hi Oztord, Easton, tad Shipstuoe, to the Saracen's Hesel, street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Poss. Coach, every Morning at half past sit., to the Cross Keys, Mar ket Pisa, Hall. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rarnagate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, and Sire:Mid New Post Coaches. Morning, Naas, and Night. HER f FORD, Ware, Hodwden, and Chealiont Coach every Morning. TOTTENHAM - tad &Worm Coach (Daffy), at ball-pas. Tao, at Etre, tad% Sight o'clock. grAGIGONS. Te Hemel Hempstead, Warturd and Stan at ore, s times a week. Dias. Beccies, &unpin Bury. and ail parts of SuMAUL, every Mecday. Cirensester, Abingdas, Henley, Bristol, and (Monceau:Fr, three dines a week. B. W. MOOMITIIII iDd Co. myeethttly acquaint their Monde and the Public, that they will set be rieceuntebie he any Parcel. Payengers' Luggage. Writings, lieu, ata. of mete than FM PLuuda Valle, it lost stolen, or danatited,unkets entered as such and the lOglimree P;iti tot occtrdiszilj, at the Sezecen's Heed Inn s Show4ull, Loudon. BII.IOUS £)4D Livra COiI As a mild and effectual Reined °tarn which originate is a vitiatt awl litt sry Organs, Iwo. iy, indigesti Headaches, Heartburn, Ylatuleocies, Sp feeuooe of the Liver, &e. &c it oily be est truth, that DLlC.Ohili ANT1101.1(1 with mon general approval, *ail panic Profession, than any other hit-dime la Lutes their recommendation to the intim fluted with the above complaints. They ;anon of mild oneration with succesdii nortsuchat or ceittuatmeat *taring their mom valuable and convenient Met% whether. by sea or land. In repriced dint the corseluer.ces of redundant and viti, lent and Jarming, they Are an iirraluabl Won. 'lli-y are likewise pectaltiriy calcul arising from vacuums oh the table, to e stemsch, and to remove every cosupt.43 stritiof the Maack. . _ bold Aosta at it. td. U. i is. and 21 Seas, Cht thlsts, No. 4, CbeapeNte, awn.' Tad, London; and at, Sack vilia•atrart. Opal Drwsisk., and Med I oven throughout ebs U sowd Kulp:fent. SYPHILIS, DEBILI rlf, SYR! IMPRESSED with a rnnecionv 1 vino from the general pLus Las heat is and inipi trned in thew peolesston.d aci..o of Tiony Year: et prriviiCe, Mesita. C vita. or alsareJ arJour, the et •dwation of ace the ernsuoluence of iliac t insioleetsee, of tlse ioc•osislerait SeLoobboy. fn pm. Conipboos„ they hold out no nkseenm , as all air Inuit by of the ealmetree of so. their assistance, as regutarly-edutated J. of the Royal College of Esboistregh (moon, sad la complaint of Debth Chef artists: from the liNasatiou 4.1 se. hug Kt-silence to %Vann Lliesaares, Ire roe," producing a siefuteney of manly rely on a .pcedy reetarauou t.. •.c..rwtm pia. of curuig Strictures of the l rctbrs peculiar succsss Strictures of ten Ilk flare yield.sl to their treitlineirt to th•elle rie-erral Nutd. yin end Genti.u,ot of the have iaboared coder this paint.' and dis received a eadusal sod peroa.ment care, references shay be trade to them, as run decided superiority of hlenrs.Curriet sod - hies.es. Currie and Co nay be c•iosal See eritli die greyest aecrecy cad home ill, Hatted Garde*. Pantos in the Country, ming the p indoaing a remittance for Advice a 9.41 ?sl .ante given or sent to any part of am Us No. 1(.7, Hatton Garde& EVERY MAN tilS N 1)4 a Dr. lIDERHAAVE's REU eti kurnpe for the Cove et ever a Certain Compland. It I. a melanchell vie i.tas to dna horrid disease, owes to aerate tad; .rho, by se improper wenn robe, not austroswently caves them Neil I witch so scdten appear esi the head, face in the sight, noise so the eat., 0.-shoals, et nodes on the able ballet. IliC•fi , e4 mutt et cornet pains to the bead and iambs (mega disorders; till at lea‘ti a setwral dentin' fir iota engem, aad p mortality 'limy never fail to remove every sp from a contaminated stated the system. safe, and espetionee.--and what fr oj i g reate.4 import, ce , is, it PIP to and no privations to the oral/miry rvo-ad sz r Web each Rue Is • Vilna a cleat whack all Frames ant wash/led apeeddy misty and starry, without the lsaut pool barlde'ta l.s ameatag sak 'mien the steed" advertiord, is a oertmo antriou irchneeiply ca. GA. per lien. • 31144 MI4IIIOC is a snwrreiga reeseey IlamieLw w1,11:11iC coo*. poverty of hie In .bent, it has encelled vtLea salient:on faded. Also, Snonsoa's Guide to lieeth, Ids and easy manors, dm aunt amsyle ntnL &woos ftmedies. Cot oseens, Lyposhoo complain& Price 3a. It to impossibte in inert all the ca Samoan is in possession of as k nand Ai }eats wish moat Malmo' si &tett( corawiraced Wm, that In all son& a utn, mph (ths cause of almost every Gal aritatiolll a Newly, Wla never °Gen t 501,1 by S. LeSett. I*, Strand; mad by Mention is &mop sin America, pew duty ladleded. Of aims any be bad, tie Antl-ins DM"s, an absolute cure tor elm acuati Price ila. and 531. per bottle. Non fie invert sod whin oleo " IJG • only LIM, wises biro THE fine►t system of Ethics is bounds, and thus to regulate the they itoptetu - ustly feet, Religion and Mora4y laa , ;e mode ;sand Mate them appears the leans at Prit4 liaut their eferireocencs. Every disorganization of the bum= I dical knoerledge to tamely, and the pa whoa Yrolese.toal men (disregarding th vines and interfaced) devote their stn. those complaints geoerated by inapt mks the passlosis at as vageardied mealeat. tits mullets Is the health of the people reflect oo the daily sacrifice to the ignota, fury, and to cuonterect as far as pussibli after to suffering hus sanity. the result a o various diseases of Dehdit y. .1 t.e o swat (arty aetpiired at school, ham Kamm over the mind), will, in contemplating Ir streeptible of col vecing orassoons, to coatpbested state et eskairtion nal be r Intense ate move.i—lu chases, and many other causes, trei mum 'maw; in such cases see eau lel animatioe, by remedies which have lee bars of parrots of bolt sears. hat bear to ►uman happiness Leal tiered tsariessly, the Improved rate of divested its antidote of those Mattering racaktri Its exhibition *act min mid ha oar method by obscr7iag to packets labs that a few days telly are required for the Amin ; that the most inveterate gee within a moo* and that in a penes w Injured, the Mamas may ►e prevented s► a roast remark applies to many other 6 ratio. system, as wea►ness, ukrratieso, obstinate casts of which are daily meow stk or stimulants. Some peculiarities to have not escaped our munition; in whit) Inlicary hat riperieded the means awl syresn online, peculaarty seergenc, I 4111 CI lld in ibis our causer city; sch atiantueut by its spleodid medical char able, personally, to compare welt admen prialte, with the continental, oar pretl a ►ranch we have miected) are nature entre! by de daily appllca•iona we re cassis es. tiOa and r, I ire , -sweet, I.or •„ 4 For I. road accooaraodallos to stated periods of practice. but =ay able hoorarCeowary Pattern are rec. datair ayttptoou.kc. ob. o IP • /lately forwarded to any fart or tLe nitrated to accompany the taw. LONDON: hissed and pLisibidit d t Flue, Tasels43 BIRTHS. Early this morning the Lady of Witham Lowe, Elul. of Mon tagu's-A eeeee , Russell-square, of a son. Tuesday se'anight, at Marquisse, in France, the Lady of Lien. tenant Frederick Wright, Royal Horse Artillery, cf a dvugliter. Saturday,at Cardinham, the Lady of tht Rev. Thos. Grylla, 01 a daughter.