Star. — London, England, 1815-10-11 00:00:00

POLICE. - _ 01JrnAGe Ar DlttflaY-LANCTitsavnt. — Vesterd a y ifey/e, who on Thursday aight shims- a tum bler from the tw.i.shilling gallery of Drory-1 -me Theatre, was finally examined at Bow street Olfire. the pm sons before examined, except the girl with whom the p' ironer went to the Theatre, attended. Mr D.bdin, Mr. Rae, and Mr. Spring, attended an the part ta the Theatre to carry on the prosecu tion against the prisoner, to make an example of Mm, in order to protect toe public resorting to the Theatre horn a similAr outrage in Wiwi.. Mrs J ores and Mr. Hall liberally declined pro secuting the prisoner. not having received any mate rial but would be guided in their conduct by the Magistrates. •The Hon. Anchitel Grey, the second son of the Right Honhurahle t:te Earl of Stam ford, ruse and addressed Mr. Blum, Sir WILLIAM PAISSOIia, and the other Magistrates. He highly applauded the promptness milli which the Managers bad acted in the business. As to the unfortunate man at the bar, his truly reprelleasible conduct 'could only be ac counted for Item I is having drank an unusual quan tity of liquor, which he was not in the practice of doing. and which must have operated as a temporary der i.igument ; and for whi. b, sine- the prisoner's nfinement, he had liven a true penitent, he having sew his valet to visit him in . He could himself utatcrtake to say, that the prisoner's charac ter w s 1. , good as si klurn fell to the ha of men in his situation, ot file lie had lived in the service of his Noble rel cove the E trl of Stamford, at Dunham Park in C!.' ,itire, for oewards cli• twelve years, do-. big which tint; ix had sustained an unimpeachable' character, and was much respected by the E ctrl, and b ) his f rvailts, and, he believed, by all who kt.. w him. tie therefore toil the horny of submitting, that in cons-quence if 'Us starow for what Lad happened, his confinement for several drys in Brinewell, hie being rooted, or hatong lust bank notes to the an outa of £4l, which would operate as a punishment to , his misconduct, whether his ask ing parefon rn the public Newspapers would not an swer the ends of public Justice. • The MlRlstrates %vele pleased to approve of this course, and recommended it to the Managers, which • they very riumane.y •tgreed to adopt. The prisoner expressed his sincere thanks. He said, on ;as way to London he bad been travelling three nights, and was intoxicated with what he had drank on the coach. As to what happened alter his arrival in London, he was totally insensible. The last time be recolleited seeing his notes was in his waistcoat pocket, but he did not know at what time. It was agreed that he s!:otild beg pat cicii in all the Morning Papers and one %Wetly Paper, whicli lie is to pay for. Atter he had signed his confession he was conveyed to thehouse of the Earl of Stamford, and the Hon. Anchitel Grey undertook that he should be sent out of London immediately. Two young men claimed• the reward of five gui neas acted by Mt. Rae from the stage fur the ap. prehension. of the prisoner, which was ordered by r. Dtb-in and Mr. Rae to be paid. Uraott-Hasa..—Yesterday 7 &mai Healy was fully committed to Maidstone jail, charged with a burglary in the Barracks at kiy die, in July last, and stealing property to the value et! £l4O, belonging to Captain Crats, of the West Kent Militia. *LIIIMICIC—Last week were committed to our gaol, by R. Lloyd, Eq. Michael B orke, John Fozgerald, Coni.r Sca lan, and Dennis and John R)an,lortorcibly entertn the house of the widow Molony, ot Lake- Store, and 'going away Nancy Molony, daughter of the wt..i.tvr, and firing many esots in the house, by which Wm. Ryan teas killcd. SLIDDVI Dkarit.--Monday evening an Inquest Was taken at the Croy n, in Golden-lane, on the bi.dy of Mrs. Euz A arm GtasoNs, oho died ivied, di inking a glass ot liquor, at a public house in the neighbour- Lc) ,d, Ittl Saturuay last. Verdict—Died by the V mi.. *at MOO cbesis, being about 000 chests metre titan last season. The prices of every description of Po. reign Sugars are little varied ; the market, no Never, airy heavy. CotreEE.—There were :VII casks, and 21f3 bags brought forward, being nearly 1000 tons weight; the demand in the market was cod aiderable : yet the ex tensive sales brought forward depressed the prices '25 a as per cwt. towards the close ()I the week, with t!ie exception of fine Coffee, which maintains the late prices, being high in proportioa to the inferior de scriptions; a pare..l of line Jamaica realis-d Itstis, good middling 98s a 101) ; the quantity of Dominica Coff.m brought lorrard was considerable, ord.n.si y middling 84s a frss, middling 89, 6rl a 91s ; the tioe descriptions offering continue limited ; consi derable parcels of Foreign Coffee, consistiag of St. Domingo, Havannah, and Purtu Rico, found no um-- chasers, being all svithdtawn at low pi ices, '1 be im ports of Coffee for the last three mouths, ending 39th September, was 22,746 casks and 44,693 bags ; the qaantity in London Ist instant, was 29,053 casks and I 19,900 bags, being abnut 20,0C10 casks and 90,(X10 bags le.s than the supply at the same te.tSMI Ltst year. Tonacco stock in London Ist inst. w..s, ott a e.imparison with tlie'lst October, ISI 1., ab-iit 4900 hl;ds more of Virginia tobacco; and s hout the same quantity of Maryland. The imparts of tobacco for CIO three months, ending 39th Sqtember, was 4.501 Virginia, and 1256 lards M:iryland. The prices of Maryland are little varied ; Virginia descriptions were in brisk demand, but the request has subsided, the market may now be stated heavy, cargoes of Maryland offering 6ls a 6,5 s manifest wrlyht ; Vrrginia 80s a lolls, for Camille:4Al mar kets, and 15.1 a 16:1 for car ocs to this post. Kentucky in parcels lld a 12“ ; delivered last month ot.Vir ginia about 400 1111.3 for export, and 289 for the consumption of the country ; of Maryland, 15i for exportatien, and 55 hlids for home consumEtion. • SPlCElv—Conbiderable parccis I'itne3to haVe lately been sold abet 11 d. Ginger continues to re alise high prices. East India Spices are rather im proving since the lait sale. RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS •••••ille imparts for the quarter ending 30th Se inem'.,er, were 31,796 casks. We have lately mentioned that the reduced prices of Rum has attracted the notice of the shippers, last week 1083 puncheons were delivered for esportatton, and 323 puncheons for the consumption of the coun try ; the market continues steady, and very consider able business doing, chiefly Leeward proof 3s Id, and Jamaica Rums 4ths at 45 Id, several purchasers are now in town from the out-ports ; the lialders arc asking a small advance, but as yet no improvement id the prices has been realized ; the inquest is eaten s:ve, but the heavy stock hai prevented any advance in the currency. Brandies are a shade lower ; Ge neva may be quoted at an improvement of 1.1 per gallon ; any pile coming to market would ob:ain about 3s 6d, there is none at present on sale. WIN E.—As we understand a large pi riper; y belong ing to a Bankrupt's estate is to be regulated by the medium of our report of Spanish isc n hesitation in stating that the common descrani its cal Spanish Red Vv .sec may be quoted £l4 a £.23. COALS.--YeitodAy's Market- -- NEN easTLE-- 13.wicke 51s. Burden 553. Coirlodge 57.. 6.1. Field ing 495. 6d. Hebburn Mdin 575. Kitliagwolth Walls End Russel 595. 9.1. Walls End 58s. 6d. a 595. Wil9iuigtu n 58.. 91— Berm, S(....rerr, W UCH, and YoNastitne—Covipen 47s.—St. nut- LAND—Wear Walls End s[s. • SILL—The quotations of China, &c. Silk must Is, considered nominal, till the close of the present aafe ‘t the India House. MARI% lED.. At Edinburgh, on the t!.d inst. Wdliam Moor°, Esq. of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, Cu Miss Mary Atm, eklest 4.aughter of John Mmely M•Caw, Esq. of 11,lusely 11:44J ma , ca At Glattgow, Wiliam Canti.heli, M.D. Whitby, to :el iss matitia, daughter of Alex. Pagan, formerly of Kyle, Cumoock. At Paisley, on the :A inst. y%lr. A t.,lrt-w lirnwn, Litaw.okl, to Lott, daughter of Provost Vs, ohms. Jaunt:wt . .), y. Monday sentaight, at Kt ntvyn,lies',4mio Wond, E , q. to NThria, secosal daughter est site late Consinsuh,re llt D. On Moutlay, October 2, the Lady of Sir Pyres hioityn, Bait. of Talvere, in the County et flint. At his. house, at bemires-hill, near Birniiiigfiant, at tie age of 9 ', Willa► liu ton, Esq. the venerable histomat ut hirinifiiisani, and the author of various other works. At Dumfries, on the 20th ult. John I lossack, Esq. of Gletigaber, and of bull Bay River, in the island of Jamaica. At'Slieerne-s, on the tith ult. Mr. Alexander Mitre, of E•lin burgh, aged 25, Assistant-Surgeon of the Iphigenia, Lat. ! ..f the Bellerophon. When proceeding to the Hospital ship Warm', with two sick men, the boat WaA overact in a squall, and hlr. Miloe, in generously exerting hims:•li bt:yond his power to save hie patients, lost Lis own file, dceply regretted by his brother officers. Lately, the Rev. Jatnes Eaton, M. A. Rector of Stanton by Dale, and perpetual Curate of Tickhill, to Derbyshire. CHING'S WORM LOZLNWOI. NVORMS are alien/el to be the most frequent Sources of Diieases:—Ti.eir symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. Ti,ey occasion lou► of appetite, a paleness of the face, eimelatlor, anti an irre gular state of the bowels, attended wi►h viohnt I , l*iis; they bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the 1404, and ofi'ea prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. I3oth as a preventative and cure for these alarmiug compfaints, the a'x►v. excellent Medicine it universally anowed, on the te:niinotiy of the highest characters In this country, to have no equal. 'l'l►tir public approbation, given to the Proprietor, trnin a per-onal knowledge of its efficacy In their own faanilie.., stamps It► merit beyond competition. and gives a sanction to it which nu other Medicine of the kind can boast. From the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lotd Bishop of CAM..I3LE To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Cheapside, London. Sta—l readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords me, of adding my testimony to that ot the Imo is Cutts !Ls ttow , fa vour of your CHING', PATENT WORM LOZENGES, my eldest son having a few months ago derived very material benellt Irmo the use of it. He had been unwell for several weeks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and entacia:ed, was languid, and complained trequently of pains in his head and side. •f he Lord Chief Baron,who had accidently seen him in this clue , fortuttattly recommended me to the trial of your Lozenges ; snit that no time might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining tt:c go. twine Medicine, sent me three tiches . pf it. The lie: of these occasioned a visible amendment, and after the s. coed dose every symptom di4appeared, but I isidv I it right to give the third, as the two former had agreed so uncont• moldy well. From that time my son has been in perfect health and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the tificacy of the Wirrm Lozenges. I have Alum recommended your Lort ages in several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to as••;:re you, they have uniformly been of great service, I ought to arid, Oa: Iron, the nature of the effect produced by them ht my son'. case, 1 apprehend the complaints to have arisen from an ohs. ruction hel weenthe stomach and visceta. I am, &c. Kase Castle, Dec. 7. P.. IvARIASI ,E. Sold at Mr.Buder's, N 0.4, Chea!istde,' corner or ;;e, Londen, and tuner Mlicine• Vendcre iu Fiegi am l, tic stand, bo• land, WArs, East and West Indies, Ai:relics, LCt. in bozo:, at Is. 9d. auu9 sa. 6d. cads. LONDON MARKETS. Eec. OCTOBER 10. union of Gon. • le; lee day se'nnight, at tine o'clock in - the evening, a re broke in the extensive set cf buildings occupied by Messrs. Jowl bl•Aseae _end Co. linen priori rs' colour-makers, Tradestun, Glasgow. These boildargs are at so great a distance from the centre of tht city, tlnet the flames had made great progress before dee fire-engines reached the spot. About one .balf-of the buildings, w.th a great quantity of :liana. factured stack, was, however, ultimately saved. SHOAL OF i'ortrorscs.—Early in the morning of September 7, a large shoal of the cetaceous tribe was peen passing lambus, up the Filth of Forth.—The villa; ors, headed by the fishermen, went immediately! in pursuit in boats, and on the bank ; and overtaking them near Pulmaise, where they were joined by a re. inforcement of adventurers,' began the work of death with boat hooks, netiorks, pitchforks, spits, and muskets. The latter instruments, however, being found more din; ..roes to the assailants than the as sailed, they confined themselves to their rude and murderous harpoons. To wield these with greater effect, they endeavoured to chace the fish to the edge of the water, where, it they did not dispatch them, they found time to. lash a boat to their tins, and in this hazardous manner continued to inflict wounds till the victim expired, which, in one er two cases, was not till he had dragged his persecutors up and down several miles. One of the largest drove in the stern of a boat with one stroke of its tail, and sunk and split it with another. The route proceeded up the river as far as Cambuskenneth Abbey, where another body of assailants joined in the tray. Out of the 60, of which the shoal consisted, 50 were se cured, the rest escaped backwards. A day or two atter, about twice this number were killed near Alicia, and lower down the river numberless shoals were seen. They turned out to be common poreoeses, distinguished fr au the grampus by a deep snout, longer and more pectoral fins. They were of very ditlereot dimensibnl, from eight or ten to twenty feet long. The blubber of the latter was about two bidets thick, and was purchased by soap manufac turers, at an average of about toe. per fish. The b alie• sunk the day on which they were killed, but &Wed the tier, alien the putrid fermentation begati. They eiridetetlY came on a predatory excursion ; for se4son v.ere se i leering out of the river, or swim ' acing in terror to ueoFhore, and the little smelts were 'soon tames retained alive from dick jaws, when speared by their pursuers. Corrose—The %Ass Of Cotton last week were li. mited to 16(K) bags. viz. 380 Pernams and Cearas 2s 9d a N 10'd ; 500 lialrias 2s 7d a 21 8d ;120 Nlaranharas 2s 7.1 a '2s ; 500 Orleans 2311 a 2s 60 Boweds at 23d a ; api 70 Surinams 2s ttid ► 2s 10d. The irnportations of Cotton Wool last month in the United Kinedeni 46,478 bags, and as we usually c mpare the monthly arrivals with those of the pre. -eding year, we havoc., state the arrivals (it Septem ber, 1813, exceed Sepia mber 1814, by 29,905 haps. The market opens neavily this week ; a little business was done in Pernams yesterday at 2s 10d, a few Stoats and Boweds were also sold • at rather I lower prices ; a public sale of 131 bags West India .. was brought forward this fi renoon,lo bags Grenada 2s 4d a 2644 d ; 82 bags Demerara, a great propor tion cleaa fleecy found no offers above 2.6 d ; they were all withdrawn at 'ls 10d ; the heaviness of die country markets occasion a temporary pause here : the high prices conti .ue to attract all the Cottons lately shipped to the Continent back to En4latid, last week about 1000 bags arrived from the French and Dutch ports 64 Livearooe, OCTOMIR 7.—The continued heavy arrivals of Cotton keep our market dull, and deter the. dealers from purchasing quantities ; owing tv this, prices have again giv e n way during the week fully id per lb. and at this reduction no sales of the ordinary and middling qualities can be effected, par. titularly in Orleans, which are pressing upon the trade in considerable lets. The East India Cotton. lately imported here (consisting of 1450 bales Ben gal) were offered yesterday by auction, and 100 bales were sold at 170 a 17td, the remainder were with drawn (being 'liable to the auction duty) ;—after which, about'2so bales were disposed of at 174 d ;:er ib. by private treaty. 'rhe ether sales consist of bags Bowed, middling to good 22.1 a 2s Id ; COO Orleans, middling to good 2Sid a 2s 4tl, including a few bales selected at 2s 510, and 100 bales prime of Dunbar's gin at 2s ;SO Sea Island, good fair to god 3s 1.1.1 a 3s Sid ; 65 Demerara, middling to good fair 2:- 6.1 a 2s 7id ; 50 Pernams, good 3s Id ; 177 Maranham, good fair to good 2s Bil a 2s tql ; 27 Bahia, lair to good 2s eV a 2s 9d per lb. making with the Bengali may about 239) bags." hum Pimentos's.— There is now very little Mess Beet remaining in the market, the dealers appear very cautious in purchasing the new, as they are of epinion that it will not prove well cured, owing to the long continuance of the warm weather. In Pork there is little variation, and it is calculated that the prices have been so much depressed, that the present currency is likely to be supported during the seasen. Butter continues in steady demand, with little varia tion as to prices, the Dutch supplies are considerable; the English apparently increasing. Coin.—There was a large supply of new English Wheat in yesterday's market which hung heavily on hand till near the close of the market, when considerable sales were made at a decline of Ss. per quarter; the demand for foreign appears to have completely ceased, there was nothing doing; the supply of Bar ley was extensive, the quality very various, the sales were heavy at the depression of t's. per quarter. Oats were in good sueply, a reduction of Is took place, large sales were immediately effected. In Beaus and Grey Peas there was no variation ; White Boilers were Is. higher. Ripe Seed very generally field at £34 1 , but the crushers would only offer A''.!9 for the finest samples, no business was in consequence ef fected ; Linseed very heavy. Exits( rted from London between Ist September and 7th instant '25,313 quarters Wheat, and 4330 barrels of Flour. Asuzs.—The market continues without any ade quate supply of Ashes, the few AMerican Pots here Are offtring at 92s ; scarcely any Pearls at market ; the Russia may he quoted 6Ss a 70s. OILS.—The holders ef Greenland Whale Oil of ih's year's fishing, are still looking for £5O, but no business has bt en done near that rate; a shipment from Grimsby has been soil at £45 los. Seed Oils are giving way. Rape both pale and brown may be quoted at a decline of XI. Linseed offering at the same depression ; in the other descriptions there is little variation. NAVAL STORES.—The only rough Turpentine at market 1100 casks American sold last week at 19s 6d, no other supplies are in London except in dealers hands. spirits town drawn may be stated at a small decline, 95s the last realized price; a very considera ble business has been done in Tar, between 5 and 6000 barrels Stockholm of the late imports have bet n sold 244 a 24s 6d t the price is now 25s ; in Pitch, Rosin, &c. there is no variation, the market heavy. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALI ow.—The demand for Hemp has been rather limited for some time, a de pression of Al per ton took place last week. Flax onvaried. Tallow quoted at Is a2s per cwt. lower. SUGARS.—The market was without interest last week ; the little business doing in Muscovades conti nued to be effected at prices a shade under the late currency. The stock of Sugar in London Ist inst. was 50,724 hhds 14,820 tierces, and 1700 barters, being about 15,000Irhds. short of the supply of Ist October, 1814. The imports of the last quarter, end ing 30th September, were 124,891 lihds. The market this forenoon continues exceedingly heavy ; the little business doing continues to be at prices below what is generally considered the market currency. Muscovades, delivered last week for the consumption of the country, 5117 casks, and for ex portation 988 casks. In consequence of the depressed state of the Raw market, and the orders for the Baltic being completed for the season, a considerable decline has taken place in Refined goods ; large Lumps being taker., particu larly for crushing, for that trade, have been more affected than the other descriptions; the depression may be stated 5s a 6; ; the fine have not given way in proportion to the inferior qualities; the decline of the finer descriptions may be stated at Vs a 3s per cwt. with the exception of Double Loaves, the latter main taining the late currency. Molasses heavy at 345. The stock of West India Molasses Ist instant 373(i casks. The quantity of refined goods on hand is rather trivial ; . the supplies are however daily in creasing. The refined market continues in a very depressed state this forenoon, and purchases may be made even Under our reduced quotations; Molasses 335. 6d. The stock of Havanuab Sugars oa hand Ist instant 4.. it THE F o r wail fit timely care • Millions have die! of ins.d.c.sl)l:- woutiti,:"— A. 4 ~....., THY. celehmeti ANTI- I M r E'r iGIN F. sot.omoN':: Dittws, ( tittoui. ett-r. - tily. t r a terou"prepar.ttivi)vrhich eand in the in..h za t ~„1 , „,.. „ . 1 Acv of tits! Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy. :nth Lil .i , ..a., rowing i • ati iniptite.i.• a e id the Ili (Yd.; bring Es alk.:•.; and almost limn rcep.ible, in their iiverat on—tie t.e , h itil that has ever hen di,covcrAl for that Iw:zee:net ntiaer; miry, swee,..iiing the blood, Anil ' , Outdating it to e ! : p e t a n and intpur. juiet .., plying streorth and tone to 11. e ~.s e, ,, yen pg anti itivtetsrating Imola Indy and rabid —l'l*.ce lnittle, or tour In one family ho the for 335. on whic!l o 'mole Is Faye ..,. The! W0r414 s• :. 4 A11.1. SAgrilil , .ll. Liverr • • e s graved int the st amp of each bottle, vi% :t•toi I w !,. et • .mesa: Sold by Sa wild Leigli, IN, t , trvifl; :iaroti ...a Co. 1:.1•, street; eppuipite New Lioutl.strett, Lo.itltin, ar I pit ;• V ender , . . . Dr. Solomon exrrts, when e;t11,111.0 ....y lot" , ICCllliplinleat of a one pound love to I '..'clo-e..1, a• , . " Mi.i.ey tatter. Ili. s.ilosiitss, t;ile.ol ilotre, near I I't,F. 1 .1. ital.- it. ot lige." 9TI I .IIIUNY. VI AR RIAC E th e I)•;ndat: ,, n r iT 112ppitie04, Woldi is Olt• 11 tiqhnitth i•e fotat :be utiio tt •t taktug hose r• r.cattf.oos :LI. A them the enjoyment ol that great dome.tic bl , l •i• every tank I.ay a.loration to lb , ...line of we(4o6, the cut...lit:tout' Ines been t.inte , l b) 4 ae, r tit ul, c , v.ain habit c ouracted at an I:arty age, a preehn, erinvil.g that Ntair is ind bpi nsably the stunibet log sparks of lire, an' to re utim,tte tce no divot •'.ere hay: rourributelt ta.ja e neat happiness than t.ly 4 w! telt ar.- 1 1. e crty•e•riti pl -a It was this cottshle . taion toe Lt.!: M All'. and Co. for last :Mt vats, tu t art nto,n escluilybly to the• tee:A.llOA c t 1): •ease, and the thsaid• rs ariblow uk...ta -43 ,J• rarg• to. nt it: the 5r..... pro 't..• .I.s t ta.•ive ht.:oit4i sc,..att b ly, tr:: it. 1).1 /.. Mice atik:l4 , 2sei - tjcie - ; that , s-vvotr cur erse.i•t-r :he state. 'I he sue:r.tul re•sclt of their ,11. tn. G ives th e h , • 'our to Gpr.... out rdv tars ot Cirt ~; w! ! i c :.. mport am in cite catalooe of I:untau • its. It Ile! p‘rann wbo lias nalulgal Mehl: so e c.• b• 1 •+- k r saltslg profs...similar% oietninenct.t .dh r v.l C121 , 1.:411 - 1 and Cu_ dualist the ,ancrion ut as well as th-t ctstita.my of tiocontratl.ctei I . c •, 1 , the cure of th—e complaints, 'hey v ce ; but, bet...ital.:. as 114 tn,tti muc. calami• ie., they oil r char assi. anti If .••:, burs of the litmalt:ol'eters of Surr . tiass of Itght au.l raven: ends of tlplalt: lc ra in the .:iort span: of two clays.. 'I at the .1 - din;attim, belch as Obstrueito 4, at B-rws, Gljets, Rte. at!' rtnilnentfl and M.!strs.Cuault. and C 44 inay cons.ibeil tv ; rvi stli, wit!, the greattst 'bet:L.:y.lnd hosbot;r, at the, It.;, Hitroc . cardrn, pad, cts in the country to srZte th• it age , mans: r by I.' ter, enclo•lo.• a reinitrtiTre, w;:l .v: tie. t • medictut-s torwardA to any jirr th.l 1-luile I 13. Bonverle•stret t t; Oct t r•rvet, 1. \\THEN Dien • Edttchrion anti - 1 ) 3(40 use perieveth2Evot:eroluti to cos". thr certein niet'qa of trea-ql3'als.A.Frev ,ittg tu: resin: of the.* perd.nrowits f.......k ! 5t pro 4 • p Fit.nr% learn itsxc &v.) :I•4r r.r.lee trea!rnert of I hirer Di-orrirk, 21..1 t' c :nip' • ins our plan, give.; tin arttl 4 tinos:a: !our t ble ti t r /ages of those arr fou.r • of alt t! V, ill lirmi • ers hu•us.. rt..* •••• t•sr an aulliori .c.l introductloo its.) • /..:F13.,1 Sciove,!, der, 7!•1:1;l1 r, % t roninicecirg prac• c. f, - ont the • .arts ce of trter.litr.: , • dicgt.r.)un preciin:Ancy of a grrr•ral irsc•i:itrwr. er..l ••!•••• 4 , :n CU:" r.: 4 art, n•ior, •!... • y species t.f • of re..ei.t ,of 14,1 g t! u::1 100 ; !! vi 4-11 r r .Ir44i;: Irons , rnet tie. ititts'get:c:t ut th.c . nre •lict•••:• - • in r.itittlnipt " ivi ; ' 3ll4l"Lladly, ,/. ' 111,..fe!it ;:i vs:ticia k 114•:% • cinitt. Cl`n% tie it;ltlat:llft in a error. ,lurner,wq • 3re the igostralic , tteam-e.t of a WmpleGunorritc.-si sot it not u pets •Iss: the see.... til lite ate i tittwri, front ut an tin3uar.i tl rrsotn•nit. Pk? a P!lpvt:CT me iILAIV:S are easily cured; autl ,vvn wht r. c:: rs we r A.l .-1 . • C. ual t /ifl f the Urr!;: , •1, Irrp's? ; Or aro,log f.t.ta the above Cu r atietutott; by an ! 11. to remove ol.%• woe Glrct4 and cent or ot Ling attraioti. wi '.OO - !,:, driigerou, use ot the cAusi: boggie. '4 adduced of very inveterate tales 01 It V :41 ye. having yielded to our tut-0.04 in a few beco attempted by other practi inn, r. w..hatn. I ro be consulted daily by Pabent • 0 c'th. d ••• delicacy, and tarntion.—Letters from t c..; tD parttc•lsuot ot c.e caw are sat nutuner ot a rein.ttatic«, duly an :marry), anal a, warded .o any nut (of 'he libt.ts3ll-. G P.S and Co. hicinhct, alive It oy2l • • . • 13 RO FESSO'R BARON BLEIZAC being now the snle possessor of tPis ct me 'y,lllsnopy to offt..r Ii to the 11r,tesh It is luta oral iteranseaPtits 01 tlicethstiactil of the bla4der, ut *6.AL/sties; :nil and ip chlnros.s. . . • It tifectual:y 'removal' pain or weakness, rr fi diced by such derangement; iticon-tuent:a uti norrl a I siniphrx,:4 rx Occuldp penct rat isre,.artivey • ..,-Inpatliet ic, rant,ihe extranre:inarr,atad,esqu.sitt proi , crti , or 'lie lternettY ; hs . tripticgitiektu:,a-olit!astic p• - and in vieifyittii tti t i hi.1,..; 2 1 1r0.T.,c Iv.? prate e sowergurusirivilA, on I intiria.:ble. No pa , dangsr, nor' cottAnemeisr, 'our inconvenience. odour. It 'iterates as if it wert a charm. One a cure. It Is not takcit The di eases at.oce • ealitti'erat.eti:plrifenls I erg, gt,et t and Sootvibus, w trt.f cc. •L. in I. by atif other packet of it wetglit att ripcics:ti in a letter, aul bent to ally climate. 'll.o pri‘ce of s Packet, (boy, is abatement *rill I:legit:ale to the purchaser of a kst•llionly lty Mr. MA'r's Fold Agent). Na. st,, fieyniotimiLce, &it nu u-Screelse i every tioy (Aundays cxc until l hree. To A person at a distance, senZ:ng po4t a a covtr t!ir,ettal Co Mr. Malan, And paying tit legally stamped, v.lll be seat by pet!, uittb:r .ac manner :4 thy Frson mry dcait. Wtib of ample instructions is Elwyn or 'car. -* • an account tit this most r - oinruhr, i:orresti chic. and of •the manna by watai t hi. cool the urrsetit To a pent. (-get pafi a wr'• t‘t illetaa?h, Mr.ll/11r.i.I'v. tett advice hi Ett;ll:.l4. *1 in french, th.rtuai:, ~t• consulted perioually \ lON. cow,' 7.1 , until ilree. ,be confided ih. Ile 1.0. ties .t I:fe of Al the impurant siNect. Fach LlAtilt.nt*e to b: seat M:lt Le Cut On the recopt of the he t i p...r7. bu, ; iist St:CIMILI pan shots:4 Le fortearecl ; tin .vconsi part, the tgcket tit t ,e. ativice. ; 'shad be punctually traiiiintittel by rt•turt:ii 1.14 e Alsreary and luoculit• ou. mikes in am iu pkytic--the nto.t ‘iattartai three. HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT U) Morning gg Ili Attentovi . . 9 ail --- I.o`lON:•l'rmed I y I..r.vEL Ke Nr, publisLA there, slid a: the Sur O1L" I I •• •••.•, I ly 1 . 1 !tit r „, ; r.••,.1, ulsstatuu• 11'.:rs n Doom v. • p. Lid ✓ k e a . • ; • • • •••• ; v • / P.. ; C AT' Idt • I 1. 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