Star. — London, England, 1801-10-15 00:00:00

rr V LAW INTELLIVANCL (HURT. annuli 4. stair got cries:. This Was nettittion ennftsfeettlilY inteteffing to pablirans came on to be tried in the hiarfhalka Court on Friday left. On the part of the plaintiff, a publican, it was Rated by his Canard to be brought for ;he purpoie of recover ing the v.due of a quantity of beer taken from the cellar of the plaintiff, by the defendants, who are eminent brewers, tinder coloir of what was cam— mealy called Brrwetr Law, brit which was, he con tended, a grofs outrage on the law 'of England ; it Vtas r kin of funitnary procefs by which brew ers, whenever they thought proper, on failtire of prompt payment, fend their draymen with their drays, and wrthoat further tererntiny, carry tiff all the beer from the publican's cellar; the eon fequence of -this arbitrary and oppreflive praßiee generally is the total rain of the publican, whore credit is in eonfequenct defiroyed in !he neighbour hood; while he is thus clifabled from minting on j Whitt:ft. This -the eoustfel Gated was the cafe of the plaintiff in this aftion, he having gone out one Morning to Coate chiv debts, which would hate etrabkd hint to pity his Weaver, was much fataptill ed on hie return ; to find his cellar had been :$d in his ablifieet by one of thole anexpeEted ACS from the Brewers draymtn. Tiii *invites beinir tilled On the pert of I~e phiptit lid the tif this cite. On the.pkti of tfre *dhilkaahts it Will that 014 jaltiSid its , taithi *way thh the pilliliehn befit hall/hit, *it'd ids wife In his Weise( kating ecinfepted to the beer being Aeolis- , ea to the bre err Who Ore ciedit to the Patin far fir muffi in his Iceboat, 'Arid bet hatband *as fir tar fietibrEtert,lo hit debts he'Yng thus reduced. A fervaht of the hrewere n r i called, Rated, that having gone.aikthe /gal " entre, his wife concerned mhistahlag away beer, as the raid her hatband was under diticalties, and it would go in part .payment of his debt to the brewers. The CounTel on the part of the publican con tended, that the evidence on the part of the defen dants as to the content of the wife., was not to be believed, as it was abtolntely incredible that his wife could hale given her eenfent to a Rep which Ihe aloft have known would bate been the ruin of both her hatband and herfelfi but fappofing it every word tree, the learned Canonici contended it was no defence, for a wife had no authority to dit pate or her hatband's flock in trade, and thus dif able him front carrying on bufinefs the law gave bet tto firth power, and no hatband could be fafe if his wife had Inch authority. The Judge having Minima ttp the evidence with rat teebnity, hnd Rated the law upon the lab per, the Jury retired, andfoon after returned their verdifl in favour of the publican, with 231. da- Wages, being the value Of*the beer taken away. pcnitt, kik tut ....ARLIORODGR-STRCET.--Tuefilay a number dr littelti, 'confißing of firdptoton, aliptintieeS, gen tliffelft's valets, and juottiertten of various de ' fcriptions,were charged before the Magiltrrite with Itivirtg been taken to the aft of *difeharging fire arms in the public firetts, the night before, during the linittinatitins. The Itagiftrate obferved, that - Ile found it itidifpenfably neceBbry to put the law in-farce againit offenders, therefore delired 'theft ' %%ley a 'pertitlty of aos. each, and to be difcbarg ed,'ltmincling them at the famt time, that if they Mould be brought before him again, he would di . st-lkindiftkilerit's to be 'made out agaitta them. tiffa - stioli-'HOuse.—?ildnitsa a ruing fellow. ' 4414 th e e alsPeiratice of a Ifiland-firtet lounger, *its clTha gta bY a itatchmlut With having kiated - his 'althorn ,q, Sat day ttlilit laft, and track fevaractitsi Virlkn called on for his de *nee, ' d that the watchman might be eaelhoirliic was dOtte. His Lordlhip then 'elk tam winst 'tient 'he 'hadi s o flit' L , the defendant Ofy repliel l that be WOuld'ptofectate the watch far p'erjWy. The' Ulla Mavoa—l , Then, Sir, I will in the r(k plact b Idyouso bail l and if you profecute that man, I will give direftions to the City Soli ciusr to defend him ; A pea detetmiped that the qfkers.pfthe City I lia be prcitigted in the dif charge of their duty." A man who goes about the greets with aboard in his band, invinag.thrpeople to buy his liquid blacking, was brortgbt Up, being charged by she City ufficers o as a stanm, in ohltruitingpaffengers, life. The Loan it kid, that this praftice was not 'cittly a nuifance, by obfkruiftius the people who pared -along the areas, but it was taking a v..iy fo much of the trade from that induitrious Ihopistopers of the City who hive paid rent and taxes. If the makers of this blacking wanted to 1:11 it in the city, let them fend it to oil Qmps and ether' places, where it would be fold for them. — The man was difeharged, on'promifing that he would. not commit the offence any more. Yellerday 77seerru Dif and Yale Re*frts were ilsargtd, before the Lei t& Maroi, with having in their priffelEon a quantity of cotton wool, forpeft- Cid to have been Rolen from Cnftom.houfe quay, where the prifoners oecafionally worked As labour ers. Not giving Wu iccolutt how they became poffelfed of the fame, they were committed to ridtw ell. A womaq fervant,helonging to a tradefman in INlOnfgate4tieet, was committed to the Poultry Crdripter,, for te.eramin.itiiiii, on fofpicion of rob tirl; her mailer of a greAt antriber of articles of e. _ _ A young man was committed for want of Cure • s . .iFs, for fulug a piflol, in defiance of ate procla ;nation acaiiitt fuch wanton aBl. GAROFII.--Tuefclayrotendhonth.keep. . • 'tars at the is Eit dor.ton Fair atttlided, at the hi s/L.‘, . cf ii-entwati ,, ns, exhibited again!! them by itarfais uri:cr the Excife Lawn ~ and eh col:aged by feveral publicans of that Piace, for 4 t 4 cah'S 11Vots and toLacco, injurivas to thcir - Eel fintatlons, which- elsef' *bid de tiittt to invade,. without an expritfs licence- for that purpofe. VOA. etanthiatitei ft turned out, that theY in general conceited it a Matter Of reght t h at a pub• fican'i licence iii Mitt could Aathotife them to vend fifth CoMmoditith sat trrittsferreg. thesis, without violating - ilk feilino la s. T dtrerett, although appearing .. reafonable in MB', pereinjs• tore At of Parliament was agttlitte, to prevent tollufion and fmuggling. Several perfims appeared in Wulf Of tbettl ptits, invalidate thi evidette,. Piftleitlitti a Mr. Bigley, who, by his oral attodite, let din plots Of ground at the fair, at the price of &guinea pet J, plot, for the accommodation of a MOtb catetilet• 1 Ing twenty futh eredions to an titre, w ould bring him in twenty guineas in one day, befidei its na . tural produce the raft of the year. The penalties were mitigated, Welt the offend. trig parties paid, aced proiniled licit to offend again. Here Mr. Bigley interpofed, and claimed the half Of the conviction for the ufe of the parifh, of which hi wae-overfeer ; here he Svae safe difippointed, as the half of the convidion goes to the revenue .llniele-Hat L.—Monday N 4 106 BiNten a young Mitt of genteel appearance, end eery regieitable arentage, was • brought before the Magiftrates, itpd tn&rwent a long examination, on a charge of W tietjpg a draft, purporting to he tirqsvn by Cap %nut Polhill, or Parliatisent-dreet, on Marrs. Wilkinfon, Slam, and Btakock, of the IltwOugh bank, for 5031. t ji. • • Tbe prifonet prefented the draft in nueftion at in early hour in the rnorninp The clerk confi dared that there was tome difference in filling up the draft, and the fignatnre, from Itir.rothi 11's &hal , mode, and therefore lielitatea paylifent. When taken into euttady by the officers, a handfome threpbarrelled pitted was round on tht but no other property of any. tonfequeitre. • The prifoner, on being anted to account for his having pofferson of the draft, confeffed that he had drawn it himfelf. 'He was then committed for farther examination. Tuefday a young man was charged on fufpicion of &alit% a houfe, on which he was teen to ride in the Borough, the owner of which claimed The nature of the charge being cloTely invelligat ed, it appeared that the man rating the bode was inapofed upon upon by a itharper, of whom he' bought it, brit pofteffing a r.a• chatager, and ren dering up the horfe, be was difcharged. Yefierday a publican in the Borough charged Richard Dillon with promoting a riot in his bowie, on Sunday laft. He Rated that there were about 6fteeen people prefent, that they attempted to fmg and dance, and that to maintain decorum, he entreated them to difperfe, which they refuted doing : 'he then proceeded to turn them noted' the houfe, which they rehtted, and threw him on the' ground, when the prifoner kicked him on the face" and feveral parts ot Iris body, and leftlim for dead. By means of affißanee, however, they were over powered. The prifoner made no defence, but bringiag forward two fubitantialhouleitcepers, he was admitted to bail, to Rand trial at the enfuing (Carter &Mons. At the General Quarter Saxons for the Wel. ern part of Suffer., held on Tuefday &tonight, at- Petworth, the following Prifoners (being all that were charged with ails of felony), via. .lViis. Loris Mary Barnett, Thom: Mafia'', John Taylor, and Pail ailbers,weie (evenly difcharged byProelama lion, a circumftance that does not very often occur. At the General Quarter Seffions for the Eaftem Divifion, held at the Town-Hall Lewes, on Fri day tall, Samuel Smith, a gipfey tramper, found guilty of an Affault on Mr. — George limns, and of 'an attempt to flab him with a knife, near Falmer, was fentenrced to one year's imprifonment, and at the expiration thereof to be feverely whipped.— Thema: Hewett:, found guilty of an affitult on R. Muggridgc, 'gamekeeper to F. Nawasay, Efq. was ordered to be imprifoned for the (pace of two months, and until he enters into a recognizance of fifty pounds to keep the peace, and to be of good behaviour towards his bUjelly, and all hts liege fubjeds, and efpecially the Paid Richard Mug gridge, for one year afterwards. On Monday Te'nnight a robbery was committed in the honk of a poor man named Randal, at Twinebam. The premifes 'were quitted, and the door carefully locked about nine o'slook in the morning, by Mrs. Randal, who bad occafion to go to a (hop, lonic diftanceoff. On her return about an hour afterwards, fhe found the door broke open, and the cottage ranfacked of every thing valuable. The thieves took away with them three one-pound notes, a quantity of wearing ap pearel, and thine edibles, the property of Randal; and about forty Chitlings in calla, belonging to a lodger. On Snnday evening about (even o'clock, the houfe of Mr. Bates, leak maker, in Baron's build- 1 ings, St. George's Fields, was broke open, and the first floor, in which an elderly lady lodged, was robbed of property to the amount of 401. All the people belonging to the houfe had been oat to chapel at the time of the burglary. On Wednefday a man named Thomas Howell, was crullied to death by a fudden fall of chalk, wbilft filling a cart in a pit, near Offham. The Clones which killed the unfortunate man, and which in quantity were not more than two cart loads, did not fall from a height exceeding keen feet above him ; notwith&anding which he died in an infant, and without a groan. About a fortnight fence the following melaneho. ly accident took place, at Lambdean, in Berwick thin. A numbed children being at play near a threlhing-macifine, which was not working, force of iet it in motion. A young girl who was imossetthem, with a child in her arms, attempted to Place her charge upon the wheel, to give it a ride; bat unhappity,failing tither atteropt,t he child flier from her arms; and, being cinght betwixt the (taut of the machine and the pillar of the build. • was Maundy crullted to death. r On Sunday fe'nuigbt„about • eleven o'clotk, an • alaruting firs broke out in a thatched few bath eat theta* efut of the WWI of Mugelburgh, which I 'threatened deftruilion to feveral thatched honks adjoining, but, by the tiserely i erirtions of the Ma ginrates and inhabitants, affified by the military from the camp, i; was happily Confined to the houfe it broke oat in, which was entirely dellinyed, and molt of the furniture of its ioluthitouts, a poor man, with (even children. As a farmer in the parifb of Rothiemay was re turning home on the sad ult. his boric threw him to the ground. and dragged hint to lonic &fiance, by which accident he was killed. Moine a.—Oh Saturday night a journeyman Calendeter having drank too much, went htto'a honk la Whitertihh-itreet ; upbn his coming hut aptht two Men knocked him doirn, and •favagely trampled ttpon his bbdy in ftteli a manner as to in jure bins moll materially, after which they made off. 'The poor man was conveyed to an hofpital, where he died on Monday. He wis fortunately able to give inch a defcription cif his inhuman mur derers as may lead to their detetition. On Saturday a journeyman ifaymaker died at Brighthelmlione, in confequence of drinking ex ceffive gbatioru to Peace-makers, Mt the Saturday preceding. A young gentleman was taken into chnolly on Saturday evening by the watch, in St. Paul's Church-yard, in the as or throwing a rerpetit into a carriage; and when examined, no left than fix. dozen were found upon him. On Saturday evening a gentleman, at the weft end of the town, who was employed in the very feandalous prattice of filing a Mulket out of win- dow, and having unfortunately his teici tons handing by, anilling him in charging, a '!park from a candle fell Into a paper of gun-powder, lying on the table, which blew tap with a violent exrlotion, and has, it is feared, totally blinded one of the unfortunate lads, and very mach disfigured htteelf and the other. A lady on Saturday night laft had part of her face lltot away by the burning of a piftol, charged by a fellow while paffiftg her: another on Monday night fell down hi. a fit, in Bond-areet., from which the could with difficulty be recovered, after receiving medical alliffance; and the number of\ pregnant women who have been peematurely thrown into labour by this villairthus prailice world toiteely be err.dited, were We to Rate thofe who have cane to our knowledge. Saturday night a tradefrnan, in Sury-keet, St. fames's, while fixing fame laMps in the front of ! his houfe,_fell from a two-pair of fairs window upon a !piked railing, and was fo dreadfully wounded, that no hopes are entertained of his re covery. _On Friday laft, as the colliers is the Pool atTly mouth were firing a Royal &lute, on acconnt of, the Peace, the (hock was fo great that it broke le.' veral windows on the parade, diflodged salmoft all the slates of the front of a bottle, and deftroyed a' van quantity of earthenware in a &op dear the Quay. it is melancholy to relate, that within the laft fortnight three men have been killed in different parts of the kingdom by blows received in fight tag, on quarrels which have arifen on trilling caufes. BAIIITON.—Another itatance of the great im propriety of keeping leaded fire-arms unfecitred from the unwary, or in places of ordinary refort at all, occurred laft week :—a young woman, during the amuferoent at the feall-time in that vil lage, took up a gun, and pointing it at fame of her companions, m jell, it went off, and lodged the contents in the arms of Sarah Peafegoo4 young woman oT Stamford, who now lies very ill from the accident. Some days ago the 'bath-weft angle of the tower of Burton Pedwardine Church, near Sleaford, save way, and fell upon the leads of that ancient edi fi ce, which was rebuilt in 5340. Moft of the pewt of the fouth Mile, together with the roof and WIC aria• dow, are demolifhed, and the remaining part of the tower, containing three bells, Is hourly eaped ed to fall, being in too dangerous a Rate for work men to render it fecure, or to take it dawn. St. Nicholas's Chapel, formerly adjoining the finith fide of the tower, has been long m ruins, and was taken down about two months ago to erect a barge pier with the materials to fupport the fouth.caß This angle of the tower. pier, with an additional hoop of iron, was thought fuf fi cient to hold the tower together for another century. Some work men were employed, when the tower fell, in ered ing a fcaffold to put on the iron hoops, when one of - them perceiving his denser, leaped from the chancel roof, and efcaped injury. On pulling down fame old buildingsbelonging to Mr.l'urter, in Ipfwicb , two cari on s col os were found : one a br.sfs piece of the tize of a farthing, on one fide of which appears in legible charalters, jofeph Hanmer ; on the reverfe, the date :666, Ipfwich, and within a circle his halfpenny. The other, a elver medal of the fize of a balftrown, with the figure of Charles I. in cemplete armour on hoefe. back, the date t 644. In the 4th of Henry 111. a pardon was granted to leetta de Ba!them, on the ground, that having been hanged for felony, at Canterbury, on the 16th of Auguft, from nine o'clock on Monday morning until fun-rife on Wednefday, he never thelefs efeaped with life. The pardon is at this day to be found among the Patent Rolls in the Tower. Loacrvyrr.—There is now Bring on•the town 114 of Over.Darwen, near Blackburn, one James Mottles, who, on the 7th of July lall, attained the great age of to: years. He winds twill, and lays he can walk to Prellon from thence, (a diftance of 14 miles) and back again any day. There was living in the year kyllt, a 'ltulnan peafant, of the name peafant , of Theodorelßafilly.ls years of age, who had had the very extraordlnaty otim, her of eighty-feven children, by two Wives, By his firll wife, at four births, fhup each time (even births, three each time i_and at i 6 births/ two each tinie; in all, 49 : by his recona wite ?o 7 a , l two births, three each time ; midst Cm . bikilia, each time ; is sU, 18...T0te4 87. • ECCLE3VAITItAt i ERONtOIIOIOI 'On Wear;lay re'fraillt; tfi ri. ROM PI bikini.; A. :41. ttcmy of Magdalen Colleat'Otfrrrt, was intlitatrd hvty night Rev. the Lord hilmisof oibectilaii Utah itrti , of Sitcnnington, in Glouretterdaire. on the Prefentatind Desiree; In croft, named in the will of the ttlte tio'sert• chiy of Merle? Park, in the county , of Middlefer, On Thirrfday, the Rev. Michael Marlow, I). D. Prank:it o; Or. John't (:ollege, Oxford, richnlantod hp the Chancellor that UnitAtidty Vice-Chancellor fetrobe year sawing, Wit, to lull Convocadon,hrrefted with that Alice, being in, I.ortli ytac. At the fame timetbe P.A. JOU .Wilts, D. D. W;trilco of 'Walt ham College; Wldttingdon Landunp. Provott of Wont& ter College; Henry Rich3rdt, D. D. /tenor bf Celler,e„ Sod J Pirrone, D. D. Mater of Dallied Colitig, were analog Pro-Vice-Chancellors. The Rev. Henry Croft, 'tear fa Oa-0-We, IS appetrud b. Meek Chaplain to the Right /Eo. Lord Ambit-Male. MAW:UAW. Mils Callender, the young Lady whore eviedtiou of the fait of a rich old Knight, on the Otordlng apootuted the the* atr:.' dal otreptony, huge route time dux a cemiclerebtoteltaatun Wilt end of the tosm_Wai ort Saturd.ty t i unica iu the hail bands of initrimong With ft:r Jahn Murray; the young fit, *ho was poiltifed 6f her ailk&ems. At Thurftoa, on the 9th intlant, Michael' Ridcl,ll, Efia - ta Puffs Hunter, eldeft danghttt of R. "% act, Mg. of Th*Ales. At Stephen's Green, Duhdist, Lieut. RA Sheartuao, er ef Brigade to his Malcay's forces, so byifi Ana Estftace.youngett daughter 6f the bite LieNstenant-tetterit ?Mitt. On Tea* aftwoorts, about dem Vasa, Miler bemire, lo Hertford.fterd, Park-lane, the Counters of Haltlernolk, t tlx advanced age of eighty. At auk is the prime of Me, and after tie tea! acute fah. *rings, during a tingenng illnels, the Lathy of Lord J ohn Rut ted. Her Ladyatlp was the dont/tree of tit priftmt I,erd *,t. count Tortlegton, by Lem JAW hide tinseled of Cork and Orrery. On Friday the 9th init. ht Upper Berkley-ftreet, Hafting, ete Freida*, the only fon of dfc late Cant ie Feuillidc, efie petiercel in the French Revolution.. _ On Monday the 3th hift. at St. Isieet s Vnity Chapman, mo ron of Sir Benjamin Chapman, Bert.. • Of a.npittpasfsver, on boom his Majelty's Chip the San J.. rm der se Mr. John Dcfpatd, osiddilpthire, fen of the Rec. F. a. eafporii. At Ftildbocough, fuddenly, at the advanced age of 83 yrars. Peter *tlTon, Mq. tinny years a edpeCidile polhiterend book. Idler in Dublin. Mrs. Fowler, wife of Mr. Henry Fowler, Bern-draper, near Liftmen. At New OrtdcOrtat Balyndlak Hr. Fffißiant UAL At Glahneyht aged ay, Mite Catherine Warren, fecond daughter of Mr. Robert Warren, of jervis-fereetAlliblie. In the Weft Indies, aged it, Fads O'R* 11 •• 4 1 the (Atli Foot. At line" fdlfs yfterattiftey, of AhiselyeftrethAlitillist. Joey Roberts, wife of sir Wisholo Rokieftoolidi, 1106- Beldftown, county of Cork. Lately, ether B . Be?i, tit Sa7kellje4treet, 40 4 1 liiiihnotowts. plaint, in her 11 lt year, Mrs.-Prances Dobbs. On Sunday the -artb lat. at' Wheirsikita, In the county of Sarkis IBisabech, fourth daughter .sof Pimp us illec tl i raft, Lindy, et Margate, Mrs. Spenser, to law elle /Rev. iVad- Icy Leigh Spencer, late of Sheppertou, On the tOth ult. Mr. Caton, linen-draptt, at Patten, edit his BR Whit.* ba th ing. He went to du wenn. dors, sod the certainty vibes fate WM known by his deg, the faithful animal being fookollying by his clothes, froin *kit% he lihrs'otith Ma cula/ tabeitinoay. Lately, the Rev. C. Mors, Prebendary of Wept, *car of Whitchurch-Caulcortun,Doefet, and of Weinlety,ftlfdrfet. .. On the 9th inft. at a !mall afar two miles from Sbcernefs, James Laihford, aged A, a oat ecowdrie .tharaeter, well known in that neighbourhood by Felling groats andlowers. TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WITEN his Matiefty's Letters Patent have bee* rangell to a preparation ormedicine, the Sdelitore at once guarded sgainft fraud and impofition, as filth medbine tie ?reliant km Is previoufly (earthed into and an allied byD;tful wig able Prufeffors, and on their repair reit' the grant of a Patent. I Botanical Syrup awl Nervous toseilal:lurre both Rood the tdft at darlwit Medical Men in England, and the great& Pro tereeeka Pkylie of the prefent age • and for which his Majelty hasgranted Ins Royal Letters Patelt I thai fandlioned I. in dem is bold in holding forth to the world the Ahoy: two min. walled Medicines, Ashich is the fruit of elute and ftu.l4nits appli cation, for upwards of dligaitra. Ttseilotanleal Synip is a cer tain and tale cure for all Venestal Inficalops : that:ram frame has been polfotted by the above inkalith,'Orby rial prepatatiem, the Ilidtalnkai Symp twin (Q regularly taken) purify the body, and clear It front all blotelms and form, equal to that of the infant newly both ; if Glects or Gunortkom, few bottles - IPM berequillre to pears a curt. I ln WORICJ, the Moilkine is a certain remedy agaluft barreunels or literility, and feveral complaints the female is fubjedt to, which delicacy arm vents to be-here Inbreed, and Which is fill y explainedin " The Guide to Old Age." All kintkordebility, whether arifing front the habits of khool-boys, et the indulgence of mature age, whisk render men alterable, and make them enfit to enjoy the blef . Sags of fociety, and more fo that df the finterted late, the Bo tanical Syrup will rentetee ; the good sfetts of which, thou funds have experienced and numbers have To thofc Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the State of Mi. trig:Bony, the Door would particularly recommend the Beta- Meal Syrup. (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who arc in the fmalkß degree appralaenfive ataeftitela not being entirely frond, or fubjea to relaxations of the totals. The normacm. SYRUP yid NERVOUS CORDIAL. to be had at the Dodtor's Houk, No. st, Albion-Arent, 7 Duets from the Lethrian Martini, Diaeltfriat's Brklac, to Baufn at 225, lIL 6d. and sx. 6d. alto at In Bath, Cruttwell, Glafgow, Baxter, Brighton. Donaldfon and Ca Plantbrit, Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Swinney, F.nglNk flookfelier. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwith, Middledttds, Ibuidfoni, Simmons, We M Wight, Albin. Bury St. Lidinund'a, Dingle, Invine, A. Young. member*. Bridport, klar , rie Lads, Minns and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle. I .yon, Odes. 1 Cambridge, Gee, I atiocitor, sautes, .. Canterbury, lirillow, Lewes, illicit, Carliac, prw., Mancheacr, Lynch, Chatham, FAhetington Margate, Silver Chelanstord, Melly a nd Co. Newbury, Fuller, Mater, Poole and Son, Newcaale, Walker, Chichcftcr, Philligton. Ndithampton ' Dicey and Cu Dublin, S inbury and Co. lgoctingkim, Hurhagc and Oil Durham, l•featkrfoo, Norwich, 3h-rektor. awl Cw. Deal, Rafe, OxPord, Jones. Dover, Neale,, Plymouth, Nettleton, Derby, Drcwr;, Striding, Amon, and Cs Edinburgh, 11.1rer, tionderlead Nor - - - Metro ifufhand, Shreolbory, Dar itifon k Southampton, Balm, 1 hier ' and Cn. Saldhury, Caine. Mr. R. Scott, drug. Prrdon, Ohohvin, confer,. Painey, him nlidlity.fandh F.seter, *frogman and Son, Macirrenizit, Collar Qom. Gufport, Harding I)uhUn. And by molt Bookfellers fad MeillebigNentlers in the thee kinirdeins. To thole Ladies and 13mile/igen bordering on the fide of Matrimony, the litkinrwrotfid partintarly ter mirrored the Botanical Syrup, Whin so their arbinamicipbtfore dm, Altar si Hymen, who vein the (malign deem appasiaenlivecif the 04' teen not being entirely found, or fabJedl to selawatrana of tin heads. ft;elllbe oteellry the boaccThavidlee fedi %time as Ire Attila' with Deifteit *4- La. alight, et faidadOilams. iAttflrOt teed, 40 the lkieete (Nit er tasetlitravoid), with W `fuel Far.--71r Medwitas way botaidoterylisy. Wilt Pithead far the Wapttetaaa. bbigkIADASISI .rwrr(atz t aby-tbraet) at the Sr** P4l te et Imaktriss, No. it et ; nal publiesed by LEVEL MIT, Cis • It4bary-rtsce, Lambet) Ilt No. t, flarey-Emea, and a doc sral ca. Tamate-Ear ; arwaeOio relltlMler radar kr Iles limo a am ressolkil ab battOkalkO. r hiL.