Star. — London, England, 1805-10-15 00:00:00

r i fl • igyPORTYMOCIVBSI tr. - .. The bake d'Oatsarss, the Portuguefe Ambafra. dor,, and the Marchionefs of Wl:t.tsst.sr, arrived here . about two days ago. The two former, with 1 Count Braujotoos, and a felcs.l circle of Nobility, were lan . night entertained by the Royal Brothers at the Paviiiiin. Mdic, as ufttal, was the chief amnfernent of the evening. The Portuguefe Am balladOr left us. to return to the metropolis this morn ing. Mr. Jottason, and family, fur the feafon, alfo left this place to-day. The Duke of MARLsottounit continues here about eight or ten days longer. The weather to-day, though rather cold, has been favourable to the rides and walks. On the Steyne, to day, (Kea clonally were The Prince, the Duke of Clarence, the Duke and Duchefs of Marlborough, Lady A. Spencer, Count Bcsujolois, the Duke d'Orlcans, the Duchefs du Picone, Lord and Lady Lein", Earl and Countefs Berkeley, the Marchionefs of Wellelley. Mr. Otway, Captain Mc. Leod of the Cygnet, Colonel Leigh, of the !nth Dra• fount, Lady Stuart, Dodlor Eankhead, Mifs Watkins, the Reit. Mr. and Mrs Portis, Ste. &c. Ocr. 12.—His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLA• I NCE and his three lons, and the Duke d'Oatseas, left this place for London yefterday morning. The weather yetlerday was fo exceedingly fine, that there was fcorcely a fathionable equipage at prefent here, but what contributed to the hilarity of the rides. The Duke of MARLBOROUGH was in his elegant poR-cha riot ; the Duchefs and Lady AMELIA Sr Facia took an aninc, , in the Dnchefs's carriage. The Marchio. neircs 4 D. ICNSH IRE and Wtttcstry were in their refpefiive haronthes ; and the chariot of the Earl and Cnnniela of CLERII ,, NT, containing her Lady (hip, the Earl being on horfeback ; Earl and Coun ters BE E L tv's barouche, L.lrd TM ust.nves chariot, Mr. JENNE/LYN barouche, Mr. Orwav's carriage, Mrr. PATTERSON'S carriage, and very many others of the moft dafhing and pleating deftriptinn, were to be teen in motion during the greater part of the routing. The Pavillion party, on Friday evening, was elegant, fele.", and numerous. M. Larosit, an Efnigrant of ditliktion, again amtifed the Prince and his company with a full difplay of his powers on the grand pianoforte. A quartette fur the piano, the flute, the horn, and bafl'oon, was exqnifitely pet form ed, and very loudly applauded. Viorri was pre fent ; but whether or not his violin was tired, we could not afcertain. A feleet, hut not a numerous patty, dined yefterday with the Prince. Monday fe'nnight on the Calton Hill, taint:Aires, for a wager, John Dona Won, hat maker, Calton, lifted, one at a time, a hundred fmall (tones, each at a yard's di,lance, and laid them in a heap, in 44 mi nutes. Immediately after Charles Doig, baker, at chieved the fame exploit in 49 minutes. A few days ago, a gentleman in Kirrymuir, nn ilertook, for a mall wager, to walk eight miles in an hour and a half, which he accomplithed in one hour and eleven minutes. By a Correfpondent who has been on a tour in the fouthern Counties of Scotland, we learn that there never was a better harvell nor a better crop, and all in good order in the harp yards, many of which are fo ful. that !tacks are obliged to be built in the fields ; and yet we cannot look for low prices. Eight thoufand geefe were fold in London on Sa turday before Michaelmas Day. One goofe feeder at 5: ratford cohfumes too quarters of oats and 5o quar ters of Pollard per weck—hi; general flock at this futon is sow geefe and 600 doz. ducks! There is nova living in the neighbourhood of Tot tenham-Coirt.Read, a woman of the name of Eli ztubeth Alezander, apparently very old, though not emaciated, and who rays flue is two years and more above too. She walks very, buifkly, and is perfally fenfible and intelligent. She has lived in her prefent refidence feventy years. The following is a defcription of the new Theatre Royal, Bath : l'his elegant edifice, now on the eve of commencing its performances, is expeled to rank ' among the tint buildings of its kind in Europe ;—its ei,nientions rather exceed thole of old Drury Lane, and the opening (pace of the green curtain is precife. ly the fame with that of modern Covent Garden.— There are three tiers of hazes, excelEvely lofty, and affording a depth of feveral rows towards the centre. The pillars (of call iron bronzed) are placed at a diflance of two feet from the front, by which the firtl row of each circle appears as a balcony, independent of the main arature, and an inconceivable air of lightnefi is thus communicated to the teut-enfemble.— The private boxes are 26 in number, inclofed with gilt lattices. The entrance to thefe are by a private houfe, and they are accommodated with a fake of ele gant retiring rooms. The colour of the houfe is a rich crimfon, decorated with the antique chaplet, and teiloon, of oak leaf in gold. But the principal boaft ttaf this Theatre confills in its ceiling, which runs with one plain unbroken furface, gradually afcending from rlie Commit of the Rage to the capitals of the gallery -pillars. Here are difplayed five beautiful reprefen tatiory. of tl.e Heathen Mythology—ehl d'euvre.r of that celebrated Italian artill, the decealed Cafrali.— A fplendid flame work contras the paintings, which Icrmerly adorned the great gallery at Fonthill. and are flid to have coil the Late Mr. Beckford no lets than 2naol. The decorations behind the curtain are upon a Peale equally fuperb. A beautiful young Lady eloped borne days ago with the fon of a tradefinan near Watling•theet. Her faiier, who is a rich merchant reading near the Kent Road, purl; led and overtook the fond lovers on their way to Guildford. The young man, after receiving a fevers cudgelling from the enraged merchant, was about to .ftibmit to his fate, and take along farewell of his millrefs, when the vounglady called her father aside, reminded him that the had left borne for snore thin twelve hours, that a night had paired in the in. serval face Ike had determined to become a wife and that it would neither contribute to his happinefs nor her honour to prevent the match, fince things had gone fn far. The parent took the hint, and was, after a moment's recolledion, as dela ous to fee the nuptial ceremony performed, as he was before refo lute to prevent it. The parties all returned to town, and nest morning the happy pair were joined in holy wedlock, when the lady confetred that the hint the had thrown out was nothing more, than an innocent liratagem to gain her parent's content, and that her own honour sinthis reputation were usfollied. swain - SESaI6NI. YeAetdaptbeGeneralQnarterSelions of the Peace for the County.of Surrey commenced at Newington, beforeTuomas EVANC a, Efq. and a' Bench of Juitices, when the following cafe occupied almoft the whole of the day : RIOT WO ASSAULT. • Atlinfoa, John Fijbnatoat, Pbirp Bilbop, John Wilkinfon, Richard ifilkinfon, john Maclaughlin, Mina: Jones, Vincent treering, and d;lier Caring, were indiaed tor a riot and an alfank, in Gravel lane, and pulling down the premifesand fence belonging to David Ma fon, and alto for violently slacking David Mafon and his wife. The Defendants, who were journeymen hatters, pleaded in juftification that the fence obftruded the light, and prevented their continuing at work fo long as they otherwife Could have done, and that they therefore gently and peaceably removed it. From the teftimony of the profecutor and witneftes, it ap peared that the premifes of Mr.Mafon were contiguous to the houfe of Mr. Boaden, in Gravel-lane, where there was a hat.manufadory, at which a number of journeymen worked. Mafon found it convenient to ere& a fhed. and put up a fence. While he was fo doing, Mrs. Gearing came up to him, and laid, " You are putting up this for your pleafure: one of thefe days it (ball come down for mine." Shortly after the fhed and fence were crated, a quantity of heavy pieces of iron were thrown down from the manufactory upon the tiles. Mafon went to Union Hall to complain, but not meeting a Magiftrate there, he returned, and found the workmen alrembled and tinging " Vidorious." A woman came over to him, and told him they were pulling down his flied and fence. He perceived twenty or thirty men de itroying the fence ; they had made an opening. He went near the fpot, and was immediately alrailed by the Defendants. The bricks and tiles were thrown at him in all diredions. One of the men exclaimed, " Kill him, d—n him, down with him." A piece of timber ftruck him, by which he was much hurt. His wife was alfo hurt, and called out " Murder."— She held up her arms to rave her head, and received feveral violent bruiles. Another of the workmen cried out, " D—n murder, go on with it•" Mrs. Geariag, in the midft of them laid," I told you you was putting up the fence for your pleafure, and fhould pull it down for mine." This fcene conti• nued a confiderable time to the terror of the whole neighbourhood. The defence let up way, that in the indidment the defendants were charged with riotoufly deftroying the fence, whereas in fad no riot whatever had been committed, and that they had only limply levelled the fence, which they conceived to be an obftrudion.— After deliberating near an hour, the Jury found Philip Bilhop, Richard Wdkilfon, Thomas Jonrf, Vincent Geer ing, and Ace Goring, guilty of the rit t, and they were fentenced to four months imprifonment in the county gaol ; the other four were acquitted. At the General Q2arter Seffions or the Peace for the Eaft Riding, held at Beverly on Tuefday laft, a bill of indiEtment was found againft William Allifon, alias Wilkinfon, late of the parith of Sculcoates, la bourer, for bigamy. He is now in cuftody and is to take his trial at the next Affixes. Wednefday fail was committed to Reading gaol, by Edward Loveden Loveden, Efq. John Erflitt, charged on fufpicion of uttering falfe coin, purport ing to'be half a guinea, knowing the fame to be counterfeit, to Charles Lewis, of Colefhill, and with obtaining money from him under falfe pretences. Lail week, a cow belonging to the Rev. Mr. Fletcher, of Roydone, near Barnfley, calved three fine calves, which, with the mother, arc likely to do well. In the night of Saturday fe'nnight the dwelling. houfe of James Kicro, Efq. of Cottingham, was en tered by Tome perfon or pe►fons, who broke open a defk, from whence they took part money in cam and notes, and alto carried away an old family filver pint, (even filver table and five tea fpoons, together with other articles of value, with which they efcaped un difcovered. An attempt, we underhand, was made the fame night, probably by the fame gang, upon another houfe at Cottingham, but happily it did not fucceed. __ _ _ About four o'clock on the morning of Monday fe'nnight, the boufe of H. Prellon, Lfq. in Park place, in Leeds, was broken open, and robbed of :351. in notes, a bill for 151. los. 6d. and feveral gold rings. Two men and a boy, who were ken near the premifes, are fuppofed to be the thieves.— The robbery was effused by putting the boy through the iron grates of the wafh boufe window ; who was fo little, that to open the door for the entrance of the men, he had been obliged to get a chair to flip the bolt. With the above the villains got -clear off, and had they not been alarmed their plunder would, in all probability, have been more extenfive, as they had packed up a quantity of plate, linen, &c. Yeflerday, at Marlborough-greet, a young man, fervant to Mr. Eater, currier and leather-cutter in Monmouth-greet, was charged with a violent affault on Elizabeth Eases, his Mailer's relative. The pro. fecutriz had given Come flight offence to the prifoner, and, in order to retaliate, he prepared a plailler of lamp black, oil, and other pernicious ingredients, which he placed on her face. The young woman was taken very ill, and a fnrgeon pronounced her to be in a very dangerous Rate. The prifoner was committed, until the fate of the injured woman be known. UNION HALL—Saturday morning two men, one apparently a gentleman, and the other his fer•ant, went to the houfe of Mrs. Lapiniere, a widow lady, in Walcot•place, under the pretence of looking at fome apartments. One of them remained below, whilit the other went up (lairs. After their depar ture, Mrs. Lapiniere mitred five flyer tea fpoons and a filver coup fpoon. Her fufpicion fell on the fuppof ed fervant, and the immediately fent a perfon after him, who (lopped him, brit his companion efcaped.— He was taken to Unicn Hall, where he hated his name to be William Felix, and that be was the fon of a pocket book-maker in the City. He faid he dept on Friday night at a coffee houfe in Ncwgate Mar ket, and wasgoing along Blackfriars Bridge on Satur day morning, about ten o'clock, when he met the per fon with whom he had called at Mrs. Lapiniere's, and with whom he had a flight acquaintance. The fpoon• were not found upon bim, buthe was reman ded for a further keariug ba Wedoefday DORLIN, OGSWRER On Sunday evening firi Grace the Arcldaillsop of I:lnherit arrived fro:* gtlklantl. " 'Accouhth are receiv'ecliattnit'repeaing.tht health 'of Lord SHANNONi of a 4avourable aatttre. We tmdetfland Colonel litacwsta; will (bort!, be advanced to the Peerage. Sir ETU Cony! vacates his feat for the Q2ern's County, in eonfequence of his new appointment in the Weft Indies. All the State Prifoners, except 23, are liberated from Kilmainham Gaol. The flaughtering at Limerick commenced yefter day. Yeflerday morning, Mr. Gregory, an officer of mace, in executing a warrant for debt upon a man of the name of Halpen ' the latter fired upon him with a piftol, the ball from which grazed Gregory in the groin. Halpen was taken into. candy. and committed to Newgate by Mr. Alderman ARCHER, to abide his trial at the next Qaarter Seffions, for that outrage. On Saturday evening lift, as Mr. S.Corcoran, apo thecary, of Capel-fireet, was returning from Clon tarf, where he had been vifiting a patient, he was thrown from his honk on the North Strand, by which he received a fevere conconion on the brain, bled vi olently at his ears, and, notwithfianding furgical aid was adminillered, died about four o'clock the follow ing morning : Mr. Corcoran has left a widow and three children. _ _ _ Friday night the honfe of a poor induftrions man of the name of Michael Barry, who lives at Routa, in the Liberties of Limerick, was forcibly entered by a large banditti, the greater part of whom were well armed, and atter dragging him out of his houfe, gave him feveral wounds on the head and body with (words, cuthiffes, and other weapons, from which he lies dangeroufly ill, affigning that their restos% for committing Paid violence, was his profecuting fome of them for breaking his hook and flogging him fome time back. A few nights fine, one of thofe parties by which the neighbourhood is infetted, attacked the houfe of one Eahy, at Tuoreen, near Kilmore, which was, however, fil(ficiently fecured to refill them. After filing feveral !hots at the door the party withdrew. A GHOST !—The neighbourhood of Kildare flreet has been very much annoyed of late by the inexpli• cable influence of a fprere, and fome of the inhabi tants of that flreet declared they have feen the vifion of a lady who lately refided in a houfe adjacent to the Phufitecknicon, whole death excited unufual emo tions, but whole fubfequent appearance convinces them that fomething happened in her lntime which compels her fpirit to torment fo many bonen mor tals, efpecially a poor fervant who lived with her during the latter part of her exillence. Crowds of curious and adventurous people have been to vifit the ab )de of this " airy nothing," and though they in dividually contradia each other in their deicription , of her perfon, they unanimouSly concur in declaring ' that no Gboy ever made a more tremendous noife ! Not having had an opportunity of beholding this fair " perturbed fpirit," it is not poflible we can lay any further particulars before our Readers, but we have heard it pofnively alrerted by perfons of extreme pro bity, that the fervant above alluded to has been in a very bad Rate of health ever Since his departed lady is fuipfed to have paid him a vifit. LOND&N MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCrOEF.R 14. RETURN of WHEAT is Mark-lane, including only tram the 30th of Sept. to the 3th of Odober —Total 7,891 quarters. Average 722, oid.---ss. 641 higher than hit return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the kith of September to the 4th of Odtober. Total—moat tacks—Average 74 5 - 3i 41 . — Is eid. higher than 'aft return. PRICK SF GRAIN, ON BOARD SNIP AS UNDER : Wheat 405 Ses 63a Suffolk a to 63s od Fine 7os 72s Grey Peas 405 43 8 od Superfine 73$ Beans, new 408 46 5 04 Rye, new 3os 335 Ditto, old, to .5 0 * Barley 32s 37$ Oa Tick 8C.113,11eW Sts 38s Malt 7os 762 od 011 443 od White Pas 481 36s od Oats 23s 27s 32s Boilers sis 6as Poland. 34* 3 65 04 Rape Seed 401. to 421. per laft. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Caraway new zoos to loss per cwt. Coriander, 13$ to us do. White Muftard Seed, los to 'es od per bulhel. Brown ditto, Its to 198% do. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bap 71 7s to 91 9s I Pockets 81 os to lel sos PRICE OF HOPS. DOCIERTS. Kent - Si —a to 91 —s Kent - 81 —a to id —.6 Sures - 81 —s to 81 zss Sulk: - 81 —s to 61 95 Elea 81 —5 to 81 13s Farnham rot. —I to lot ass ■ AOS. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. HaYPerked 1 —oto4 i 6 0 Hay per luad 3 so to 4 so o Straw a 16 oto a s 0 Straw s za to I 18 o Clover s otos 16 0 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. 014 Hay, 31 toe to 41 44 New Clover, at 515 ti4l ou Ncw Do. SI 104 to 31 104 Old Do. 41 to. to 61 Os i Straw, 11 t6s to al to. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, 06tobcr 14. Per none of 81h. by the carcafe. Beef 3$ 01 to es etl I Vtal 4$ 4d to 39 ei , Mut t on 34 od to 4$ 01 Pork Ss od to 65 04 Lamb 84 to Ats PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. .. St. James's market 4; - lid COMM Tallow 71s 6d to Of 1 Clare Market 4s tll Yellow Rufba 69s to 7as id'. Whitechapel Market White ditto --s od to v•-• ' (per thine of 81b.) 45 01,1 Soap ditto 696 to cos od Melted Stuff s7s to os of , 123 311 Ditto rough 395 od to os Average Price 45 td Greaves azs od Good Dregs tos to os , Yellow Soap, 78s to os—Mottled, 88s—Curd, 91S Price of Candles per dozm, IL is o4—Moulds, rse od RAW HIDES. Hides (perftooe) ss 44 to 3s 84 Horfe Skins tss od to 195 Middling 3s 24 to 3s 44 Sheep Skins 13 6d to 45 cd Ordinary 1 , 3 tod to 31 od Shearlings os od to os od Heavy Calf 125 6d each 1 Lamb Skins 31 od to 45 3d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 50 tO 561 b each 231 d to 25d Ditto, 6o to Silb 264 to aid Merchants Ricks 2344 to 24d DrefUng Hides aid to 221 d ' Fine Coach Hides 134 to 25d Crop Hides for Cutting tad to a 314 Plat Ordinary sod to 210 Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per. dozen 384 to 424 Ditto so to 7olb 38d to sad Ditto 7o to 8016 36d to 384 Small Seal., (Greenland) per lb. 3$ 3d to 31 44 Large ditto t 2os to tlos per dos. Tasned Hock Hides sts to us each 'NEW COAL. (M T, Make us.. Itips at Matte. Ship Said. tilt's. 44 Neutral:le Coals se sss 4d ; - s (16 a Sunderland a . t 4 1 1* r..!. (..x 44 i Szone Cod o o- c od. * Cinders ir 3if: .d. _ _ _ DIVI Moo. s. Rabat Poole, of Prnkeet-place, Saint Gcorge's Eclat, Surrey. linen -draper, at tweloe, at Guildhall ' bT(w. a. William Neifon Lucas, of St. Alban's, Hews, furgeon and apothecary. at ten, Guildhall, Louden. Nor. 12. Charles Ntaflly, of Neer-ffrter. print at St Cad, within the Lit e -ty of the Tower, Middiefez, wharbager, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nay. 2. William liar fun, late of Orford'. girl and cliinaman, dealer and ebapman, 4: Crean, at Gbildhall, Landon. Nut. 2. Benjamin Erre, Hodgfnn Athinfon, and William Walton, an now or late of To enhoufe-yaid, London, merchants and copartners in trade, at tea, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. T e Vireo% site's Dan aa, of a lon and facie. Fridey, the Lady of NV IMLICII Joao., lifq Marfaal of the King's Peach, of a fon. In Kiltlareareet. Dublin, the Lady of P.hil Armit. Efq. of a daughter. At Corm:mit 3wn Caftle, the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord Vilkoton Gormanitown, of a daughter. MAKKU.I Thutfday, at Qlteen-fquare Chapel, Bath. the Rev. James Way, Bettor of Adwell,Oxfordthire. to Mift Crulbie, daughter and Cale heifers of John Crofbie, Ffq. of the ill,i d of Antigua, and niece to General Crntbie, Colonel of the sgd R g:nteut. DIED. A few days ago, at his Chambers, in efifOrd's Inn. aged 59, Thomas Dogherty, Efq. of the Hos. So.lety of Gls, 's Inn an emi nent Special Pkadar. HIGH wA AT LONDON-Isßst)i.E I 0-MIAILAOIV liainabg - 25 rokutes Atter 8 Afternoon WVING dedicated tnyklf to the Rudy, and oeeu grade& by the m. - It confident& make hi that bench which f thought groper to felea, I truß that I have sot more an employed my time than thole who, Ls the extenlive field of this protelhoo, are occalimally inamerfed in uncertainty, zed canoes always attain that fumes which is acq uired liy ametstradag the latelledlual power to one cies of dlrorL.ms The &eats of DEPU.ITY are peculiarly alitrf ing. for they bring with them s train of coecomitant tymptotna and, by a 6r perinea of all vital clergy, exiftence Weil becomes embittered—* Whether they elle from the prevaltc,e KM example, thedettrue tive babas of &beaky', or the indulgences of maturity , th-y reo quire the tnoft anthems peofealemallial ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated sem, the fyinptoms are aggravated, end the am& tutien is As a 11=1. of the ROYAL COLL/hand STAGEONS, I ersunl my pretentious on regularity of educadon: and puff,ang every privilege to pmetice, I fed myfeif entitled to that confidence with Wick 1 have hitherto been to liberally borrowed. in the Erft fonfationa of local wrstnefs, early application will prevent tee calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the ha &rot, from a codcioulnees of the unmanned** of the vice worth cad& his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or =hire of his family pillician, and breeds over his 'natality with candid coo , cell-nem. it malt be fadsfaaory far him to be affured not only of capability of treatment. but alto of the molt inviolable feereey. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potable to prevent pets, danger or antes ; in the mat compEcated cafes It is the acquire. matt of esclueive experience in adds hoe to &ea a fate, =mks. and f; teeny re-eftabllthmtim I offer .Se advantage of this experience to thole °father 'ex who are aPid!t..d with auy kind of DItaiLITY, of any Cy:apnea of VENFILEAL INFECTION, and to all cafes the tams of rtam median are fisted on the irit interview. --- P7sirlf.aint&ecotuttry are evaded to 'Mores Hank note s sad are requcaod to fpecify their age and ounce of living. MARTaI BASE, Member of the Uri College of Surgeons In London Vs ea. Aruadel ftrret, Strand, Neat Temple Par DR. SOLOMON'. ANTI-IMPETIGENRS. DR. JOHN HUNTER and many other medical men have treated mafterly on certain complaint', hut they all follow the Reps of their predeceffors. Mercury, Mereery, is Rill their grand climaderie. and which, notwittatanding al its alled;ed improvements and combhiat ions, is Mercury never t Weis l But the Anti lmpetigarea has long been rated In an maniac pri vate pradtiee, and in a multiplicity of initances found to be a fo vereign, a fare, a (peaty, and &camel remedy for every far end fymptom, and is the belt fuhibrute ever &covered for Mercury; it fwectens the blood, and flimulates it to expel all noxious and im pure juices ; gives ltrength and tone to the nerves, enlfs . ns and in vigorates, at une and the fame time, both body and mind; it junly claims a pre-eminence over all other medicines, being decidedly adapted for the fpeedy removal of Ode complain; s, as well as the feurvy, fcrofula, King's Pell, and even the leprofy idelf ; it is not to be paralleled in the white Materia Media. High as the faculty now !Land in the opinion of the world, their fandion is daily given to this admirable preparation, which takes its name under the authority of the great Cullen of Edinburgh (by whore Nofoiegy on the PraCtice of Phyfie every Phyfician is di raged ;) its efficacy being well eftabliihed for thofe direful cala mities which comprehend korbutie, leprous, ferofulous,and vote real complaints, for which the Anti-lvapetigenes is happily adapted. Half-a-Guinca a Bottle, with copious folio direetions, to enable pet fons to cure themfelves, in which many extraordinary cafes are publithed. There are alto Family Bottles, containing the qual:tlty of four at sew 6d. for ass. by which 96. are Caved. Note--Each bottle bas a Government Stamp, with the name . SIIIIL Solomon, Liverpool,' engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony. Sold in I.ondnn by Mrs. Mathews, 18, Strand ; Dicey and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford-ftreet; Pidding,76 Ox ford ftreet,eppate the Pantheon; Butler, 4, Cbeaplide ; iku tla) and Son, Fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Weft-SmiCifiald, maps.. ticularly at the following ylaces,viz. BMWS, Mrs. Shierclift Lynn, Pigge Bath, Hazard Mancheiter, Staines Berwick, Carr Mirrat r Silver Bafingft ke, Hulbert Melefttain, Hcore Brartrord, Wilts, Hopkins Maidenhead, llimell Bridport, Robots Malniihury, Lea Bnif e rwata, Poole Alantrinetrce, Wilkinfon Bevedky,'Prattingtoes Nottiugham, Barrage a Scree Bleeder, St , `'hens tou Band .rd, Norbury Neweaftle upon Tyne,timehln &embitter, Hiue fou and Co. Bithops %Waltham, Jennings Norwich, Stevenforr Baintree, She.terott Newport, lilt of Wight, Albin Coventry, Merridew Naritsvich. sinelfon Canterbury, liriftow Ofweftry, Edwards Cattor, Booth Pcnrith, Soar)) , Chatham, Etherington Portfea, J. and W. Bucklimi Cambridge, Haifa' Portfnvitth, Sharpe CheMlow. Morris .Plymouth, Nettleton Clapham, Batten Ptymemal I.),•ck ,Hoaantl Dover, lae.des Rick manfwort h, Purte.l 17ftnitable. etrearlborongh • Rochford,•Wade Durfley, Harding Slurried, Pietion Deptford, I)aei: a SramfordaNemaarth l'ereham, Barker litafFord, `4,.: eon Dahlia, Nis. 6, College Green, Shrewilatf, Wend Dugdale, palweli, Bull bberbourne, Geadny and CO. Edinburgh, A. Smith, Nurth . Stentuntlbam, Nient bridge Sot:than:2 , ml, Boirer Exeter, Trewman and Son Bailin; ry, Ceinne Ely, lirackenhiiry . • Shaftlbuty, Adams Tr. me, liaffall SAfron Walden, Paine Gioucefter_,_ Jones Stoll rhr: ige, R. , i/afor. Gisfport, Harding Shepton While, Ca•ry Gainfborough, Towne Stockton. Chriflopher A jaw* , Greenwich, &afire Tay.ftek, Rowe Glafyow, Atreus MDarald Twi..kenham, hlote imer Hull, J. Raiford Tunbr d s e Wel6,K:i,',.:t Hortictille, Weir Trowbridge, Ching Harnmetintith, Roberts Uttosett r, tiladen Hoary on Tllignes, Notton Whitby, Tron.an Hartley, Allaitrand Son Whitehaven, Clotho itte i iesharn, Die-Melon lA'itlifwortli, .Paylor Ipfwicii, Harmer and Green •Wiodfor, Blaioetty Itt vernefi, M‘lntofh W °trent-mirk r•Edge, Bence Kriat-ford, Leech Wrilinetom . e , lop, i'• u.11..n Kelvcdae, Fox %Vele, rhampten, Simitf. et I.ancater, Clark And all the: Vender of Patent Medicines in th • United ,iiterioro. LONTDON: Painted scut PubWSW by LEVEL LbW I (of tatm , y-place. Lambeth), at the Brwa Orrteit, re. I. CVO' • Wrest. - PttlAthed alio at the STAIII ORIFICE, 1:01-7te Br