Star. — London, England, 1815-10-31 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS. Wednesday sennight. at .he monthly meeting of the Pres- hytery of Ed tilturgh, Dr. Campbell reported to th tian e rnKnoweeting,] that the Directors or the -,ociety, for promoting Chris ledge had, at an extraordinary met nominated the Rey. Mr. John Munro, niissiotsary niii deter at Dirlot, Caithness-shire, to the office of minister ut tile New Gaelic Chay..l, Horse Wynd, in that city. The Duke of Cordon ha. presented the Rev Duncan Mitre, mini-ter of Laggati, to the eisereti and parish of Kilmaillie, Pres bytery of Ahertarph, vacant by the cleiali of the Rev Alexander I:raser..--His Grace has also pre ,ciited the Rev. William Robert son, minister of the mission at Co. Wiiliam, to the church and ravish at Laggan, Preebytery of Aberiarph, m room of the Rev. 1). Mihityre. Wednesday the II th of October, Mr. William Dalziel, preacher, was ordained pastor of the mi3itial But gber Associate Congregation of Dutifertr line. ' Ihe Puke of Argyll has presented Mr. Donald Kelly,preacher oft he g. spy, at Cauipbeitovrn, to the church and parish of South. tit in if e Preshytery of Kintyre, vacant by die death of the Rev. Mr. John ISPKekh. Wellness' ty se'nniglit 73/Ir. David Crawford was ordained mini ster of the Relief Congregatien In Earlstouti. The Bishop of Exeter has licensed the Rev Thomas Peatee, .A. 13. to the petpeittal cure of St. Sampsou's, Cornwall, on the nomination et Wm. Rashlrigh, of Menabilly, Esq. al.. void by the resignation of Wymond Cory, clerk, the last iocumbent. Rev. 'l homes Wingfield, of bulwick, is presented to the vica rage of Staplefoed, in Leicestershire, and to the rectory of Teigh, in Rutland. Rev. John Thorisby Bird, Clerk, to the rectory of Riddles worth, otherwise Reddlesworth and Gasthorpe, Norfolk. Rev. Henry Evans is chosen Chaplain to A yishamßridevrell. Sunday sennight the Right Rev. the Lord . Bishop of Hereford held an t irditiation in the Chapel of St. Mary's Csliege, Winches ter, when Messrs. William Barter, .. M. of Oriel College, Ox ford, Henry Simpson, Al) of St. John's, Cambridge, '1 !somas Salway, A.B. of Bt. John's, Cambridge, Thomas Cox, A.M. of Worcester College, Oxford, Thomas Bradley, A.B. of Queen's College, Orford, Robert Kez, A.B. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, were radained Deacons;—the Rev. George '.:lininsing Itashleigh, AB. of New College, (talon!, Samuel Powell, A.M. of Pembroke College, Oxford, Wiiliatn Workman, A.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge, John Davies, A.B. of Pembroke • College, Oxford, and John Taylor, A.B. of Peter House, Cant le idge, were ordained firkins. Tuesday se'nnight Mrs. Ferguson, residing in the I' is kg de, Perth, went out in perfect health to a neigh bouring shop, and returned in a few minutes, and had scarcely time to sit down, when she was seized with an apoplectic fit, and instantly expired. Thursday se'nnight part of the rock at Craigend quarry near Perth, gave way, and by the fall, one of the workmen, who were employed below, was killed on the spot, and other two were severely br uized. The Clyde having overflowed its banks by the late rains, a boy was swept down the river - on Saturday se'nnight, near the Wooden Bridge, Glasgow : Mr. John Towai t, a journeyman comb-maker, seeing the accident, spa ung into the river, and after diving twice brought him up ; but by the strength of the current, was carried down to the stone wall at the old bridge; on it he fixed his hands, held the boy between his legs, and at this perilous situation remained till both were extricated. Two milk cows, belonging to Mr. Robert M'Far. lane, farmer, near Berdowie, parish of Baldernock, on Saturday se'nnight, wandered into his neighbour's field, and one of them, a fine young beast, was after wards films: lying with her tail cut off, and houghed in a most barbardus manner, supposed to be done with a sickle. Sunday se'nnight, a poor man who was attending - on the stamps at Hewas Mine, near St. Austell, in consequence of his candle going out, inadvertently placed Isis right arm on some part of the machinery, when the joint of the elbow was literally crushed to pieces. The arm was consequently amputated near the shoulder. Sunday se'nnight, an inquest was held at Hatfield* near Doncaster, on the body of Mrs. Dickinson, a Lady far advanced in years, who was unfortunately burned to death by her clothes having caught fire the preceding evening. George Kingsland, the infant son cf Mr. Thomas Kingsland, of M tresfield, while playing on Friday se'nnight near his father's house, fell into a ditch and was drowned. Sunday se'nnight, a most. daiing attempt was made by an armed band of depredators, to rob the extensive cloth warehouse of Messrs. John and Edward Br , ke, situa.e in a 6-18 nearly adjoining Hunslet-lane, Leeds, four of whom were supplied with blunderbassei, but who being early discovered, fled towards Hamlet. Early on Monday se'nnigl:t I At, one of Mr. Hard castle's pnst-c:taises, of l' , •rk, tying, on its return home, to pass Olrough the turnpike bar near Keel bridge, the Receiver at the bat., as usual, demanded the toll ; whets the driver, who was in a state of intoxi cation, refused to pay, and drove his horses forward ; by which the pole of the chaise was forced against the mar, and killed'him. A jury was summoned over the Yptly, and returned a verdict ot—acjdoital Death. • The chaise was, however, fined selo and the funeral expenses of the unfortunate sufferer. Late on Wednesday evening. as David Baunerant, waiter of the Georg,- Inn, 'Winchester, was proceed ing through St.. Thornas-street on his way home, he was accosted by a private of the 57th regiment, then lying in that garrison, who demanded his money, knocked hiM dow,p, and rabbed him of a gold watch, chain, and seals, with which he escaped, but was after wards secured and fully committed to take his trial at the next Assizes. The v:atch of the Queen Charlotte, Lisbon packet, while lying in Coe 'l'agus, was alarmed on the night of the Ist inst. by the cries of a person in distress, who proved to be Mate of the sloop Francis, thrown over board, in a dispute with one of the crew, left with him in charge of the vessel. The unfortunate man survived only a few hours after being picked up, andtbe offender was sun on shore ia irons. At Leeds Sessions Mr. HARDY made application to the Court for an order upon two brothers of the name' of Hammond, clothiers, residing at Eceleshill, for a sum of nioney for the maintenance of their patents, who had become chargeable to that .township, and who being upwards of 80 years of age, and infirm, were incapable of doing any thing for their own support. In order to lay a foundation for the granting of this ap plication, Mr. HARDY called the overseer of the town ship, who proved that this aged couple had become •chargeable to it, and that their two sons were reputed to be ;persons of substance, and able to provide for the maintenance of their parents. 110 opposition !mint been made to this application, or any reasons shears against it, the Bench made an order upon each of the sous. for a weekly payment of is. HUNTING. The Earl of Darlington's Fox hounds will throw off to morrow, at Morton Bridge, Yorkshire. on Friday, ait Middle ton Tyas; Saturday, at Gateuby.—Lord Scarborough's Fox Ilona& will meet to.nsorrow at Scrooby Inn; Friday, at Whit wsil Wood.—Sir M. M. Sykes's Hounds will meet to.morrow, at Bishop Wilton Beacon; Friday, at Dalby Bush.—Sir B. Gra , hani's Fox Hounds win throw off on Thursday, at Stapletuo ; Saturday, at Hanging Wood.—Mr. Fox's Hounds will meet to• morrow, at Micklefield; Friday, at North IDelgliton.—The Lambu'n l•ox Hounds meet to-morrow at Little Stalnton ; Fri day, at Fishbuto; Saturday, at Embleton.—TbOiniiington Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Helmsley.-i-TheHolderness * F ot Hounds meet to.morrow, at Burton Constable; Friday, at Rise Park.— The Thornaby Hounds bunt on 'I hursday at'lted Hall; Saturday, at High Leven Bridge.—The York City Hounds bunt to morrow, at Huntington; Friday, at Murton.—The Easing wok' Subscription Fox Hounds meet on Saturday, near Easing wuld.—The Ainderby Steeple Union Harriers throw off ou Thursday, at Brockham.--The Holderness Hounds meet on Wednesday at Lelley Mill; Saturday, at Wyton oa baldeston's Fox Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Loxley Hail: Friday, at Shipley.—The Royal Stag Hounds were turned , out this morniag, from the New lodge, at Winkfield; Friday morn ing they meet on Maidenhead Thicket, at half past ten o'clock. 'the Hatfield hounds meet Thursday, at Hatch Wood; Satur day, at Colney Chapel, at half past ten.—The East Essex Fos Hounds meet 'Thursday, at Farmhridge Hall Wood; Saturday, at Marks Hall, at ten.—J. Maberly, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet Thursday, at Worm's Heath.-11. Jolille, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Windmill, Walton Heath; Thursday, at Horse Hiis ; Saturday, at Chipstead Church.—The Harriers meet tminerrow, at Wodcut Fumes ; Saturday, at Kennel.--'The Quorndon Hounds meet to-morrow, at Church Langton; Friday and Saturday, at NViiimerepotil Inn, each day at hail-past ten. Although the Fa:hunting season has scarcely commenced, and the coy, t 6 opt yet echoed to the joy-inspiring notes of the various packs, we have great pleasure in recording one of the must illus trious day's diversions which have at any time come within our knowl.:dge. 'The harriers of Mr. MARKIIAII, of Cambridge, at the close of the slay on Monday se'imight, turtunately were tempt ed tv draw i3oxworth Spitmey, when a gallant Fox immediately took the ab.rnr. His lir,t point was to Knapweir Grove, wl.ere scorning to shelter himself he made straight past the village ter rsworth Woos!, but beiti; there headed, turned short to right ihiough CollingtOrt, over the floe Oi.rll grass country to Llsworth 'fowl, right assay for Caxton Gibbet, and making a dash at the enclosures, betwixt there and Eltisley, was, after an until a rrupted burst of 57 minutes (the night closing in apace) stiff.r4d to pre serve himself, for future diversion, ill Papworth. Grove, the seat 01 MADVILL Olt:Kt., Esq. and the hounds reluctani ty whipped off. We ale sorry to add, that Mr. MARKHAM, the manager DI this newly establathed pack, had the misfortune, in the course of the chase, to receive a vet y severe contusion in his leg. A Fox earth was d:scovered a few days ago , at Sand-fields, near Lichfield, when Mr. •Vilday, and a party, dug the ground in the direction of the run, and unearthed the two small Terrier Dogs, which had to all appearance been some days is that situation.— i'.eynard was nut at holm; or had sortie reared apartments, and lid not choose to see such company. Last week the head and horns of a huge animal, sup posed to be of the eli species, were dug out of a marl pit, ( thirteen feet below the surtace) in the parish of Ballaugh; Isle of Man. The pans were in high pre servation ; the head scarcely so large as that of an ox; the horns six feet long, and nine feet asunder. Bow• STREET. —Yesterday sha►k: Pettit Stone, a young man of genteel appearance, and of respectable connections, was brought to the office, in the custody of Vickery, charged with breaking open a letter, and stealing a gold broach, at the time he was employed as a Sorter in the general Two-penny Post-office. — 'The. prisoner was ordered to be committed for further examination. He was only acquitted on Saturday the Old Dailey, for stealing a letter containing a 820 note. OLD Ba t iLev.—Yesterday George Maddock: was in dicted for forging an indorsement on a Bank Post bill, with intent to defraud Robert Falcon. The ATTORNET-GtNZRAL, on the part of the Bank, stated the circumstances ot the case as follows :—The plainer lived as clerk and servant with Mr. Falcon, an attorney in the Temple. In the month of Ja nuary last Mr. Falcon had occasion to go oat of town for some time, and he left the prisoner at his Chambers, with instructions to open his letters, and to communicate the contents of such as were neces sary for him to know. That if any professional bu siness required immediate attention, he was to apply to two friends of Mr. Falcon, whose names lie gave him. It happened during the absence of Mr. Falcon, that a client of his, or the :tame of Seymour, wrote to Mr. Falcon, stating, that he had made an accept ance of his payable at h:s Chambers, to meet which he inclosed a Bank Post-bill for 435, which, toge ther with some dividends on stock, which Mr. Fal con woad receive front Mr. Seymour, would more than meet the acceptance. This letter was opened ot cours , .: by the prisoner, and fie took out the Bank Post-bill. He wrote to Mr. Falcon stating the cir cumstance, and gave him an account of other wan sa: :ions which had happened diving his absence.— "1 tie Bank Post-bill was specially indorsed to Mr. Falcon, and therefore, was payable only to h:m, or to his indorsement ; the prisoner, therefore, in order to enable !loosen to receive it, put a forged indorse meat on it, for pr curation of Robert Falcon, Gauge Maddocks," and having carried it to the Bank, he received the money and absconded. This was the fact for wkich he was that day to answer, and it was too clear a case, he feared, to raise any doubt in the mind of a Jui y. The several facts were then distinctly proved, of the sending the bill by Mr. Seymour, in the letter, and of the hand-writing of the forged * indorsement being the prisoner's ; and Mr. Falcon stated that the prisoner had no authority to indorse for him. The prisoner, in his defence, said, that he received the money and indorsed the bill, meaning to apply it for the use of his employer : that he had no idea he had committed any forgery ; but that •untortu- Oately getting into company after he had received t'..e motley, and having lost a part of it, he was frightened and absconded.—The Jury found him Guilty. Warren Kerr was indicted for stealing two watches of the value cf £5, and fourteen sings of the value of 414, the property of Samuel Thornton, Esq. in his dwelling-house, in St. James's.square. The prisoner is a journeyman painter, and worked with a Mr. Watson. On the 23d of September her was at work at Mr. Thornton's house, when he took advantage of the facility this gave him to enter the back drawing-room, and to steal the articles in ques tion from a scrutoire in which they had been depo 'sited.-- Guilty, Death. The following were also capitally convicted : Charles Rider alias Heady, for breaking and enter ing the dwelling-house of John Sparrow, in the day time, with intent to steal his goods therein being. Chridoplur Locker:, for a burglary in the dwelling. Nurse of James *Neal, and stealing several articles of wearing apparel, his property. Joseph Haywood, for a burglary in the dwelling; house of Messrs. Alchorne and Stubbs, and stealing several pieces of Irish linen, Woe:um% 4cc. to a large amount, their property. rig, /14 17 .00 rot: I et • oP • • o , • THE MARKETS. COAL MARKET. OCTOBER so. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 210 Newcastle 173 i . 401. Scl. to 545 03. 99 Sunderland 44 40r. 03. to 485 Od. 2 Scotch Coal 1 40. (AL 1 Cinders 1 2,5. (d. PRICES OF GRAIN Al' M, Kent and Ens:, , Its 621. 671. Wheat, bufolk, 421. 565. 631. Ditto, Norfolk, 441. 5111. Rye, 2Ss. 321. Barley, 25;. 295. Malt, GO4. 64.. White Peas, 34.. 365. boilers, 401. 441. OC 1 Ontit 3u. Grey Peas, 336. 38s. Small livaos, 306. 361. Tick Ditto, 286. 336. Oats, Potwor, £B6. Sic Ditto, Poland, 216. U7S. Ditto, Fred, ial. 246. Kape%red, its. Agn. per last Fluor, 555. GOs. per tack. lIGN. row Wheat, Danttic. M - s. 765. Barley, 00s. 00s. Ditto, Baltic Red, 545. 625. Oats, Feed, 00x.0011 Ditto, Hambru or Bremen, Ditto, Brew , 001.00 s. 40s. 48s. White Peas, 00s. 00s. • Ditto, Brabant Red, 40s. 48$. I Grey Peas, 00s. 001. Ryft, 30,. Small Beans, tiOs. 005. AVERAUE PRICE of CORN in IiNGLAND and WALES, from the returns ending the 210 of October, 1815. Wheat. Rye Barley. Oats. Beals. Pea.. s. 4. 15.4. I s. d. Is. d. s. d. s. 4 . 57 5 35 9 29 0 122 8 34 5 35 7 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 25th October, ii cos. la per cwt. Iif.WUAI% AND LEAIJLNIIALL MAKKLI S. (By the Carcabs.) Beef, per stone Ss Of to 4s 4d Veal 4s alto na 01 Mutton - Ss Oil to 4s 4d Pork 4s 01 to Ss +ld FMCS OF HAY AN - O sTaAw YESTERDAY. ST. JA Mrs's. witurrmArEL. Hay al 0. to Si o, 6I I Ha? 41 II lec to to 51 I I I ta: Ot 1 O 0 d Straw it 44 Oki co 11 Ids td StrAvi ritloE OF HOP:1. NEM IBAOS. NEW POCKETi. Kent 51 ON to 91 Os 1 Kent - 71 u, to 121 o. Susses 41 30s to 111 01 Fr44ei -616.t0 91 es Esses 91 Os to l2l 04 ' Farnham 141 04 to 161 0. COUN not hIARKE R49194.91'9, Oct so —Puck was selling in our market on Saturday last at 6d. per pound. We hail this as a prelatic to some reduction in the price of mutton and beet, all of which has beets selling here for a length of time past at a very high rate, when c 1111 l pared with other parts of Kent. • Sett Ev.—Guil,lford, October 2s.— W heat, new, fur locating, I 8 to £lB 188; ditto for seed, X. Ito £l9 Os rel . load; Rye 40s to 43.; Barley 29s to 314; Oats 25s to s'3s; Bras 8.5 s to 425; and Peas, grey, 389. to 41$. per quarter. Sussuss.—Lewes, October ...N.—Our market was rather spa ringly supplied with Grain, which met a free sale at about last week's prices. Particulars a. under at, white, 565 to 645; ditto, rid, 444 to tios ; Barley 20$ ; Pease. 3tis to 00s ; and Oats, 234 to 27. per quarter. Hay £4 lOs to £5 per ton; Flour, fine, 50s. per sack. Essen—Chelmsford, October 29.—The prices of this day's market were as under stated:-=Wheat £lO to £l6 los per load. Rye ::Si to 32s ; Barley 24s to 30s; Peas 30s to 36,; Horse Beans 305 to S6s ; Lk Beans 21. to 30s ; and Oats Ws to 28s per quarter. Stalrotlt —lpswich Mathet on the 28th instant was shortly supplied with must Grain. Prices as follow ;—Wheat 401 to 56,,; Barley 22s to 275; Beans Z 65 to 2 0,; boiling Peas SNS ; Grey Pets Si.' to 325; and Oats :0; to 245. per quarter. No it rot. ks—Norwich Corn Market, October 28.—This being Seed time we had rather a thin attendance of farmers; but the price of Grain continued nearly stationary, viz. Wheats from 25s to 265; Barley l2a t t 12s 61; and O:.ts to; ed to lls per coomb. Norwich Castle Hiil, October 28.—Here was a full mat ket, but very little business done. Lean Stock was ofivreil at about 6s 6d. per stone, and fatted Beasts a: sis ; but few purchase's ware found. '1 he Sheep pens were only in part filled. Price of Yearlings much as of laze. • At Highwortb, Wilts, the Lady of the Rev. Edward Rowlen, l of twins, a sou and daughter. Thursday, at Tharpe Lee, Surrey, the Lady of Sir William Blatkett. Bart. of a son. On the 2sd inst. at Wand Dridze, wtsr Dublin, the Lady of Archibald Campbell, Royal ILI se Artillery, of a sot: and heir. MARRIED. On the 94th inst. at Wokingham, the R7r. John B. Wittenonni, of Brazetiose College, Oxford, to :ylargaret Mary, third daughter of the late Christopher Teasdale, Esq. lately, the Rev. Charles Millman Mount, Rector of Helmlon, Northamptonshire, and late Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, to Amelia, second daughter of the late W. Nisbet, Lsq. At Halsted, Essex, the Rev. George Pawson, Rector of Little Try, to Jane Frances, only daughter ut the Rev. Illuti4t4 of the former place. 1)11..D. On the 14th Inst. the Rev. John Campbell, preacher of the roe pel, in bis father'. house at Lkde Troche* near Dunkeld, aged 4 4. Suddenly, at North Berwick, on the 18th inst. Mrs. Isabella Burn, wiM of Lieutenant John Hay, 34th regiment of foot. Wednesday, herjeant John Guy, of the Royal Marine Bane, aged 33 years. At Winchester, John Briton, Est. formerly a Captain in the Royal Navy: Sunday se'nnight, aged 34, Mr. Francis Tagg, Permanent per jeaut of the Grenadiir Company Central Stafford Local Militia. At Zurich, Madame Lavater, widow of the celebrated Ole siogrioniist of that name. e At Workington, on the 21st inst. Captain Ponsonby, of the Royal Navy, aged 69. A few days ago, at Thornton, in Craven, Mrs. Dawson, widow of Mr. John Dawson, of puppet-chew notoriety. Although pos sessed of XI 00 per annum, she lived and died in the caravan in which Mr. Putsch and his party used to travel. Wednesday, at Peth, near lamigtown, at a very advanced age, "Ann Hayton, a pauper, whose death was awfully sudden, she having walked to Longtown and home again in the morning, in perfect health, and at two in the afternoon was a Wee s corpse. Oct. 5, Mr. Francis Yates, of Wolverhampton. aged 94 ; and I on the 10th, Mrs. Eleanor Yates, his wile, aged 89. This vene rable couple had been married 67 years, were both taken ill on the same day, and died within five days of each otlitr, the latter on tl.e anniversary of their wedding-day. Wednesday, a: Brampton, Mr. John Gibson, schoolma-ter, aged 51. 7he deceased was a striking instance of the mutability of human affairs: he was, in the earlier part of his life, an emi nent merchant of Londtm, and could have commanded thou sands, but by the reverses of fortune was reduced to the situation of a country schoolmaster. He was a man of great abilities, and , an excellent accountant. Monday sennight, at his seat, Ardfert Abbey, county of Kerry, the Earl of Glandore. His Lordship's tides were Earl of Glan dure, Viscount Crosbie, and Baron Brandon. He was Ciistos Rotulorum ,enti a Governor of the calm./ of Kerry, a Privy Cuuncillot of this kingdom, F.R.S. and S A. and N1.R.1.A. and one of the twenty-eight Representative Peers in the Imperial Parliament. His Lordship was in the 63d year of his age, and succeeded his father, the late William Larl of Windom, in 17S-2. He married, In 1777, Liana Sackeille, daughter of Lord George Sackville Germain. and sister to t h present Duke . of Dorset, whom he survived .only fourteen months, by whom she had no issue. The immediate cause of his Lonship'e decease was an apoplectic fn. ri - IHE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is a preserver and restorer of health to the weak, the sickly, and Infirm. Its warm and renovating quality, indisputably ren ders it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, lasiltude, ire ' mon, sinking of the spirits, and all those nervous affections which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the deli. cate ; it warms and steadies the cold and tremulous He roes, intl. *orates the muscular system, aainiates the virtu, and renovates the whole man; whereby the chili watery fluids become rich and balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state. :old by Samuel Leigh, 18, btraod; Bacon and Co. iSO, ford-street. London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all Medicine Venders; price Its. each, or four in one Family Bottle for Us. by which one Ils ,bottle is saved, with the worth.— " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. trlr Dr. Solomon espects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a Li note to be inclosed, addressed, " Money Letter. 1)r. 'Solo n, Gilead House, oar LirerpooL raid double postage'. TO THE GAD= FOR THE TEEL H AND GUMS. BUT' LE s celebrated VEGETA BLE TOOT' POWDER is with cotifdence s recommended to the of the Public, ad the cuu,t ellicacious Preparation fur Prt-evt: the Teeth in a sound stare, on ii to old age, znd rruducin pearly whiteness without inipaaing the Enamel. It itnp Ar; gunine , s and beautiful realness to the Guntr, to the lir t . A . l , most deiect able sweetntri. ; and if used coortataly as dm: will preve.,t the 'Tooth-ache, l,y remuriug its cause —the tat: in the Gunin—Price 9d. the Vox. BUTLER% SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATF.R, From its yleilant frarrancy bar ft Coved thy Appitilm hit , 1* ROYAL I lIOHNES:iES •fhlk. ER INCEA AND p;;;;.... CHARLOT FE OF WALES, and of many La,!t cr of t!,.. Dirtincti . In Half pint Bottles 4s. and Picts Ss. r f ,•. ); and sold by R. BUTLER, Nn. 4, CHEAMIDE,LONIsnN, and by his appointment by Smith, I.3tixt..r, and Reality burgh ; M.Bryd, Bw.xter, and ; t::• Billinge, and iol!y, cloud ; Lynch, Atkite..n. Manchester ; Sprar:s and Crew, l'oritmunth ; I fare., Skelton, Suuthwmpt , iu ; Hugland, Gratort:fe, Nr . :ltt9p, Rent all, l'lymuuth ; Net, Ball, and Chase, Eitoet ; Barry, and Prosser, Bris!ul ; Crirtweil, B=all, Bath ; Bull, DuWin and Waxthildt N;.l t Itinitsr and iietlicine Voider* In England, Scarcan.i, Ir Wales, East and Wet linlies, America, &c lES PASTILLES MA RTI AL 4.1.• PEI .lEit ; or, AROMATIC l.tt'/JEN( :f., nt ate a diicovery of the first importance to do pi •., creillug ages, their hal,py effects being equally r permanent ; so diffo.ely salutary, that t nerves, and fecal It and vigour to the esati:e ; . gznial heat through the ve).o!t• ”stetti, at .d ! . r .,.• spirits in such a manner. that they may (Air!? he • nature; for those discast s urea , loved by !c:•. it . ,r..it• intim' of riength, or Wall , of to le in II.• are recommended With the unmet c•mii t, , ee, • • .• : able, safe and infallible remedy chat ev. ever can he discovered by t!,,- c warste.. et sc .• a, a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but h I effectually stretigthet g and renovating .lie c .tm•• u I 111 . ' heal , lty actions of. and imparting iticre.t. 1 cut 1, , , ) to every part of the litentan frame; they rt Nrine. It, b:inated, nervous, and reiazed of both et res. to 'Loa rout health ; when avt•t , ion to eat slim:, lies yr dt'pra, Cite, and tallid comic:lance in I:cate ay;fittaciot,„ the delicate f t inaals will lac restored to lit a!th and a benign influence of this medicine. Alompeller these Lozenges acquired a degree unequallt d is the annals of niedlcuw, and many pct„ gone there from this count' y, attr.bute their r: ,• this invaluable preparation than to any other cauct. Prepared by the Proprietor, 1. P. eddon, s , and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, 1 34, siratA bores, at is. and T2s. each; also by 1/:m :sic's, t, street, Dublin, (Agents for Ireland) ; Ell, ~, I' t and Calegate, Cann rbury ; Alunday at:d C. :!!), and Co. Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and and Co. Salisbury; Langdon and Co. S'or::or: Exeter; and mast Venders of Medicine in the Kir To prevent imposition, each box is signed by V (I.lx. Seddon) in his own band writing, wttlic.ut pootibly he genuine. MATRIMONY. MARRIAGE should be the found 1!.: , . happiness, wide!' is often disturbed tlirot:4l: form the union, not taking those precautions scLic: them the enjoyment of that great dome:tic bless: every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedl.:e: the constitution has been tainted by disease, or t certain habit contracted at an early age, a previous to entering that .tzte is intspetrably re.; the slumbering sparks of life, awl to reanimate. the no disorders have contributed nuns) evientially neat hat pines than those which are the rot: , . tzuen: Measure. It was this consideration which induce : RIE and Co. for ti es!. la:: 3u years, va direct it attention exclusively to the trratmert and ct:rt Disease, and the de:orders arising theierroni—zi rannement of the system produced by the dew tic. inconsiderate school boy, which brings on those tides ant: De'...c.ilicias that prevent or embitter state. The seezessitil Mink of their plan, gives dour to oppise the rave?,es id these enni;dasiii* v.;b important in tLe catalogue of human it.fittiettc:. person *ho has indulged in this solitary vice to tr. k slung Frotession al men of eminence and h.r.our, n Ct:R ls IE and C'o. claim the sanction of sc!.cila•uc as well :is the testimony of uncontiadved far:s. in r the cure of these complaints, they hold out no iltice vce ; but, sensible, as all men must of the existence calanaiiies, they offer their assistance as regularly elec.:, hers of the Ito, al Colleges of Surgeons of London an! slight and recent cas:s of Syphilitic infsction are radt:al in the shun seace of two days. Those of the duration, such as Olistruc:ions, inveterate :it ticlure , , the Ikmes, Gleets, Ice. are pernsstiontly and Mc's, a. CUltittr and Co. may be consulted by patients Sex, with the greatest secrecy and his/lour, at Lira - Ito 107, I iatton-garden. l'atients in the country to state their age, manner et by lett-r, enclasing a remitiattce, will have the t. aid medicines forwarded to any ra-t oi the Unite I Ihit'. • PHEMLAI4 POFESSOR BARON BLEIZACI - 1 0 ' being now the sole possessor of this celebrated "tardy, is happy to oiler it to the British Pubic. It is used in ali derangements of the di-tinctive nr;an . spme, of the bladder, and of the kultiks ; after accoi: and in chlorin's, or green sickness. it tifectually removes pain or weatness, or irr:-gulati duced by such deransetnelts; incontingaLa canna, stei norrhsel simples, and Bum- Occultly penetrative, active:y sympathetic, inter.ely rant, the extraort:inary and eaquisite peope:ties of or the Reme d y ; its transcend:in; and p!attic potency I. and in vivifying; its peculiar proidic.ive s•Nereign, unrivalled, And invaluable. No pant attonsd &huger, nor confinement, our inconvenience, nor ic odour. It oporates as if it were a charm. One packet o: a cure. It is not taken Internally. The diseases above enumerated, particularly goner pies, or sleet, and fluor albus, su fatal IS telltale*, are by any other means. A packet of it weigh:. an oauce• eveloind in a letter, and sent to any climate. The price of a Packet, including duty, stet! abatement will be made to the purchaser of a large: (el PHEMLAH is all only by Mr. hIARTIN Fran": Sole Agent), No. 26, Seymour-place, Bryan:tun-sip don, and no where (Asc i i:very day (tium:ays except.d) Ito: until 1 tree. To a person at a distance, sending by pod a note for a cover directed to Mr. Marcie, and paying the podag. legally stamped, will be snit by post, wider a COVe;• such manner as the per,on may &site. With ea: II rani of ample instructions is given or tent. Tin- pa l .er c an account of this most _•iiigular, interestirg, and irestiina!)le cific, and of the manlier by which it has come, esausays the present Proprietor. Illet T z o a a tit p , e a r t ° M a 4re.lMhil:rild(igl,fithPleidll).laionwriii.vtilcirscealn•e! 121;alf--; hie ten advice in English. 'lbis advice she, it ,qls•—• !, in trench, German, Spanish, or Italian. The tt vomited pit simally at Mr. Martin's, ese ry "%10ud.% !roni f until ner. His fee on such occasions Advise, uv be confide e d in. ale has doroted a life of study and r eser the important subk-et. two pan g Back Batik no t e to he sent must be cut it to On te s t ec he on r d ece v ip a t t ofolothuetatitr,s: tp:ir‘‘t,liteitiedfg; aacillyzLtaedocchy.i.74 the second part, the packet or tie advice, a, the Caw shall be punctually transmitted by the returning po-t -tnbriLLek.se a rer ar e n ur i t Phetinpunirtlasah,t,urpeirlba. itegsernot'al HIGH WATER TO-MORROW AT I.ONION 13101/oii 10 minute, after Morning fternou._. rninutes A IANDON: Printed by Lkyri. N l\ r, Picklier ett Mace • , VuWisked there * a:A ac Lbe Star ilize, Tg k IJ.r. ) OTtj Use L. „ re:..erval ; 'slum :. a 1111,144.1, ktli 11 the dart le ;it r vi 1 co• C.' Pr, ?zr..,1 tut,. ::• kr% . 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