Star. — London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

trorflAV IgiELLIGENcL THEAFRAS. ..••••. . DtIVItY LANE. —Saturday night a most crowdet rind hi illiact assembly were attracted to thexeprcsen lation of a new TrAgedy by Mrs. WlesioT, a Lady of f.tshinn. which hail been g 4 up with great splendeee (t. - decoration, and in favour of which there eels the most sanguine anticipati°n. It is a story (if the S.l‘oll 2ta of our history. The fends between the king doms of Wessex and Mercia were likely to he tecon ciled by the marriage of Esbert, son of Condeh, King of Wessex, with Ethefirida, Princess f , f Merc'.t ; bet .I:Vert had secretly married Tea, danglrer of an old friend of his father, anti had a child ty her. lie avowed his marriage when brought into the presence of Eihelfrida, who declares that Mercia shall avenge leer cause: The King order s his son into prison for i!..s act of disobedience ; bet on the alarm of the ap peiach of the Mercians, his coortiers tell hint that his set jects will only flock to the stand ird of teem, in Ac,eisecittence of vehtch lie appoints him commander of the troops. In his absence flared, a crafty Abbot, who had been the rival of Egbert before he became an ecclesiastic, advises the King to bring lea to ti ial f r tl•e crime of marrying the heir apparent ; and he hires ruffians to assassinate Eghrt lea': conduct 'before the court is highly dignified and tender. Esbeet, af.er conquering the Mercians, escapes the plot of b Wed, who falls himself by the hands of his own ruffians, and the lovers are made happy.—ln this very natural fable, there were abundant materials fOr eiconatic interest and effect. The plot had the cha t-aver of the age in which it was laid, and was preg nant with . those high sentiments of h oncur and gal. lantry which distinguished our Saver ancestors. In lea and Ebert most amiable examples were given of those high and pure principles of love and conjugal fidelity, honour, and loyalty, with which the history of that period abounds. The crooked and flagitious letseness of the Abbot was also faithfully drawn flow those proofs of the atrocity to which, in the dark( r times. the disappointment of the passions drove the fiery spitit ; and the weak errors of the King were a 'Very probable effect of his listening to the machina tions of a favzurite. The matetials were, in short, ample fot the production of a play of great interest ; but the Lady has rather produced a dramatic poem , than a regular drama. The versification is sweet and harmonious—the sentiments just and impressive— the images poetical, and though not recommended by their actual novelty, were rendered so by their dress and elegance. It was a poem, then, which will be trail with delight ; but which wanted situation, inci dent and passion, to give it dramatic effect on the stage. The audience were highly interested in favour 1 of the noble lea, and for a time the idea of her elan- 1 gee excited a powerful sympathy ; but neither she ' -nor :Wert, nor any one, was brought into a situation to arouse the emotions of the heart, or to call forth tla energies of the actor. From this Commencement , to the close, Mr. KEAY, in Egbert, had not a single occasion to display those powerful workings of the soul, with which he knows so well bow to harrow up the feelings of the auditor ; and though Mrs. Bat:T -lAN, in lea, displayed a talent of meek tool simple dignity, superior to any eff tit of her art ehich we }Live witnessed for ye irs, yet it was all, in the uniting,' t.)O tranquil, too harmonious, tither for tester or pity. The tirst ar.d s.econel a.:ts went ei with great epplause. 'file do/elopement of the plot, and the Irceraii: rersone, oromi4ed a tick ti.:ld for the those of The author ; whiz the ease and sweetness of the dialogue pleased, and many beautiful passages of tenderness gave the promise of her pwer to melt the tent. But in the third act symptoms of latigee be pen to manifest themselves ; the colloquies were found to be much protracted ; the speeches tem little selieved by incideet, or warmed by action. A esl,this was further and more alarmingly displayed in t fourth act, where one or two expressions were caught at by the critical malcontents, and censured by a tmicnntr. From that motnent the itittispoSition to itear it increased; and the whole rf the sth act parsed, tinder incessant impatience and condemnatiun.—Mr. Kee)/ came forward to take the pleasure of ti:e I - I nso, fiat he was not heard. Tbe hisses and plait • Atte again commenced, and both parties claimed the victor}'. -Mies. Ileterety then attempted to speak the . ' Epilogue, but it was itnposale to hear a sentetice.— So treat was the anx;cty of the rahlt to sae the Tra gedy, that every ',•,)s, to the top of the Theatre, bad - L•2e.tt i..t for a week, and i:. may be said tlity contained fte git...ttst part of the fashionable: now in London, .I.ithir.! whom wet e 'Ow i )10... of 1'( vtelshire, Ccont and Countess Ile liCltirres ' lk i?.? q 1 .11% 31 :1 i.. 11 .';131/(::%b (li . Lanc,dowue, Ma ilium.; or Head : , r.„ I ,.! a re!: , oreo. -.of ..±11.1,11 y, Ea:l and Countess Jorwy, Earl 1..1 Ct.u:stuf... (:r: 1 :, 1 . .-11.r. , id Cu..tio to, of 'Nfanslield, Fail and t. t-tnot s., of 11•• , :x. }'_art a !.I Ccutits of Meabomugly Earl and Cont.te-s of Otito.nd, E:.11 and Countess of I:ettutt, Earl and, g'ou,tt,s of Aylt•lutry, Countess of Chohnotideley, Countess g.t M...iitt;tott, I.nrtl am! Lady t3ay and St v, Lord and La ty I . .lttrit.l!. 1...di Criw, Lady :Vt.!, Lady Liu:dot:he, lady Li. i-ll•et, I ativ itorongh, Lady, I'. Villi.ttos, Lady Chetwynd, I.,!tnital aid Lt.!? Ck , dtirqtan, 1.:1,1y Caul Copley, lady War- Irmo, Ludy Vadtintosb, Lady C.trobra L a mb, Lord and Lat!y Caltur, I.Gril llTton. lord Rt. Fimgeraltl, Lord W. Gor dan, lord end i rely Carafe'(. Lord and Lady Ilulkelry, Lord J . li:iti.it, I: ail !';t:et•ve, S. Wi..ttbread. Fsq. I.«tly E. Whitbread, lion. "r •itol Mts. l'..vtnel . :th Pr.alsllaw, Sir G e nrce T a lbo t , 4.fon. ('nlst!:..l and Mr,. GI ey„.lltot. T. Braude, HIPI. 1). Kill. "..tr:!, :,it 1:. 41rtr. , ItaF, lion. Mrs. Vipers, Hon. Mrs. Pule,. litoi. C::.. Plniv, fie. ' Since Saturday, the )tanagers leave published the +ooowiag t‘6 The public are tespectfnlly informed, that, at the express desire of the tiuthoress, the Tra gc:iy c3 . l!ed lea is postponed till further +notice." • eteve.sr Gannee.—Art apolngy was made on Sit etirday evening for the non-appearance of Mr. KENI.. FAA: in the Stranger -(who is confined, we understand, by a fit of.the gout) and in consequence Mr. Youxo vetfermed that character with his usual ability. The iovely heart•reliding penitent, Mr:. Hailer, was so depicted by Miss 011att.t., as to agonise the House with distress ; and in detailing his suffering under the perfidious mask of friendship, Mr. Youeo wrought I !ie scene to such a climax of indignation, as caltea -forth universal plaudits. The parts of the... Berm and Counters were so sustained by Mr. BAItitYSIORE and Mrs. EGLI-..rov, as to give much additional interest 40 this affecting drama. The musical piece of 66 The Esealii:" followed, In which Incutmon displayed his -manly voice with admirable effect. _:._ Saturday 'their Royal Highnesses tile Enties Arf YORK and CLARENCE, with a large party of distin. .guished fashionables,toneurtd Mt. and Mrs. Courrs vith their companz accliiraer, at their .beautifal at Highgate.- • - The Newmarket first qpring Meeting commen ces to-morrow, whenlhost of the boort for the Derby and 0.11:4 will he flied. The four great nees or the week ere as follows : The •I'wo Thousand Guineas stake, on which the folloyAng be the avoragr betting: 7 to 1 against brother to icra arc Wlial,tene, now name.' W her (daub . of his starting): 2 to I against l IS - Derby horses in this race, but not more than 7 are expected to start. Wednes , lay the Newmarket S!akes will be run for. Whilict and Mr. %%Ikon's Sally colt are in this. The .44144:: day for the l'ort Stakes, ti to 4 aga!nst Wite, s'-ter to WI Ilebone, 2 to I nea:l44 Wucaer, winner at tlw Verty I kt year. ltrot'44.r to PeAl'ey is an in this match, but there k bettint allow him. Minuet, first favourite tor the Oaks come ton ItErrom ON 11 1E 20oNs. sTAnns. 2 to 1 aTit I or,l Rouh's Tigress, by dolt. 5 t o :'.:tort Whisker, brother to %V haiebont. to 4.4 Lewd be. by Sam, out of Obey. 1(3 to 1 : l ot ;he :'elite colt winning Ow zeoogs. St .11:04 MA Derby, :km to NVllkhrr %sinning the tby and Minuet the Oaks. '• , . la' a• la•t' 4 1; • I • Jo r , • •• • • • • • • • . . Itl.l I il“; ON THS, OAKS, igri. 9 !‘) sic•er to Music, by Waxy , ti to .6., t I Ali ,! G. IL. Cavuntlistia6 brawn, by Sir David, ult 0$ 1.0...1 a. 8 to 1 44 Mr. l'avnt• i g ch. f. nut of Zorzitla. 13 to 1 ;lot Nit% Varrall's Duc•Aa, by Rubens. Friday was the I:1st by of the Royal litint for the season ; and although i; WAS a vet y wet mottling, the rompany was et ry on tnerous. Av• ry fine deer was sfleeted for ill.• vecuitm, and he went oil in very hue style from Ascot I leath, ta than v-;t. the enclosures and woods hew;:rds the l'ham. - s, where 17e eros.e.l the water into Bitchinghatnshireotear Surl)-1.23. genre o: the sports men por-ual him through Windsor, to the great amoccitsetit of the inhabitau:s ; others want along Atlidritheal.britlge, Very great wort was taunted. Ihe deer calved the •I Voiles seamtl time near Maidenhead, when he ran with great wee I towards Great lklarlow, taking :to tLe left, when 1w was taken j near Motley Bottom, alt. r ac excellent rut. of about thrte hours. tAVERLitr 101:ILLIG!q.NCL • bXFORD, APRIL 2 1 1. Rev. I'. Oaitoo, RD. one of the S .nior Fellows of Ilras..nr o.• college, has been presented by the Principal and l'ellont , of that , Ssie;ety,*to the rectory of Cottlttgle3r.s. 'I he I:i4ltop of Imedon has appoirreo the Rev. Richard Marv, 66666 odic Chaplain to his Grace die Arch!ditto? of Canter y. and late fellow of Oriel collaye, to the valuable living o! Botolples, Bishorsgate, in Lotidon. i Lurwlay the fellowiiiit Getolrmo, wer• admitted to degree.; : Bachelor lu Divinity —The Rev. Rolitrt Chaaihres, of J.. 41,1 ct.lh ge. Al leers of Arts—R -v. Wm. P.tyn , ler, of Trinity college ; Rev. John Darks. of Worcester College ; hey. Win. Jai {ism', of Qiii:sai's college. Itachidors of Arts—hlr. Edwin 1 of N. w smtle:te ; the Right lion. Viscomit l'e!rrave, of Chri-t Mt:srs Carr, of University ; Henry BON:MO:Wt, ii; tAirptill Chi Ist Ctillege ; Thomas Amory, of lVals.tin c,:ih•ge ; of Trinity ; I loratio Beevor It ochelor, 11. John eon Beauchamp, id Worcester coll. ge ; I' ie:sat,l aid Charles Clercowe, of 'moat catlezi: ; atol ktatai::s of Brasetitiose colle,se, EtX:I.E.sIASTICAL I , lto*.tisTlists S. Rev George Ilute!ainsint, sector of Sr. filar{'., Nottingham, IMPS • to e.e lay it, Rititati 1 -10 re. Rev. elii.fles Polio -r, Al A. has liven ih:eased zonitei•Jion front the I.t:rd .110!:oii of Gloucester, to tilt. o. St. Ca:Luke, A as bt. Oiwall, in Glottei•stt.r. Rev. lane Dawson, to the ViCalage of 3t. Stephen . by SaltANTl, Cornwall. Rev. William Mutlow, to be a ritioor cariu:i of Ghnicester thearal. The Loris Commissioners of the li:tve at.{ii.it• .1 the Rev. •I'. Murgin, of Gmolhatat e is licut, to be el,a,oAiii o. the R01..1 Ilolittal at 1 losl tr. AI:t.DESIICAL Pitt •MOTION. Friday selinight, Mr. %Volker, of was elected Professor of Humanity iu the University of Glotgow. The improVements at the Pavilion at Brighton are prot.ceding with the utmost dispatch, the men weiking eztra hours. His Royal Highness the Dl.l:e of SuscEx hits been m• , st graciously ptcased to Patronize the 66 Norfolk , 1 and Norwich Medical ...nd Chemical Institution," by al:owing his Royal Name and Arms to be placed Cie s.tia estabiishment $ the liberal design of which, report speaks .very highly—it being conducted by Messrs. TAYEh . MAN and Co. fiorg , otis of N9r wicl), Centlernen of Piolessional ce..claity, and coo. pi.:ctice, in Oat city. . _ 1)1E1). Friday sennight, at Stamford, Admiral Edwards. W. el:;.-stlay, aged the Rev. Wm. ()Lt., Rector of 4t. Ste phen's, arid Virar of Wh t rst, ai and Bewley. :ater.lay IC'ostight, in the :s'ith ye;lr las Rev. E. B. .linie., M.A. Chaplain of P.l.t t c laden CJlleix, ()stout, am; notny s . twee 01 Osfold. Dryati Closed:et . , Esq. la:e cf stit•Latli. to D. o.lelll and itthiebt.'4llll , a,phal. iS itirrs lay, Cie I I .1. Mr.; tv.t•e.. ut Siete..rt Wel lon, 1.1111.1:r,my, rte.'s Coon( y, 1.111;ton-slum, Mu- WA , by ti.t. lire-place ; is aupptisd t. 4 1 "; Nike era. hrep.o tug to helm die fire. At the 4 h i stain, NJ , . T. Ntastett, aged 'lO ; and on die 1..:, at. gib - tar, r. ..1 t h e Itrg;trtio. of Ccur, secuml or. ut Cie altace Mr. t•Lamas .Va.,f el a. the.e.l.l yt it of his the [tilt. Thendnre rem (Jr 11.1.', art Alf 111 /011111 .11. And %V Volk.; , %%IA; M 441 , 41 pref. nu, ii: is in :ii g•ft ut eke M t.t:r ay.l ut CIA 1:4 .14, Cambs . . ' 1 ; . rame.l.ty s'ntiogitt, at raf:.irt:tti I lute e, af.er a lingering ill. nes I, htalrr Wm. I .;ge.l • . 'than:day efittlizh• c: his iv.h,o , hi 01.1.ittl.strers, T . 'ward 1 .\144:k, Esq. one of tar hi. tees it. Atm. i r ry. 11eut...Cohntel Tim . Ally :ones, alter ms:iy we finds and ad. 1....-Icemets in The 4..1t ,en Franco, Spritt, atot Portuol, and ..I.lait : i I:4, 14 as le.1:14. the %,:71!1 ult. 1 1 .1:.j..r Jackson, of tLe ;Oth of F.. t. le wa, .:(1' Weymouth, With his W:t4t a,..! • to, it, en th.ir rettaii from t. n yeArs' residence in it. t AJ:sandcr, Ir.it a Du .3?. At Piymouth, v.hei ehel: id to-en confined by illness, occa sioned by active and,zeato:is stly.ce in the esete of his country, in the 'l4th par of 1614 a7.e, t.iseit. Henry Shetticwood tiairdner,' or Lk Majesty's ship Plicebe, .t.cond sun ut .11etander G.dr.trier, Esq. of Ayr. After having gallatr ly assisted In the capture of the Amet lean frigate Essex, be eras sent borne with the prize. Lie was a youth cal great promise. , At Tenterden, In Kent, on the SOth ult. Mr. Edward Fuggles, In his 84th year, kaving a wife In twr 814 ye.tr, to avhoin he had been married 60 years, anti bad issue 15 chi2ren, 56 gc.uid ' children, and 80 great-grand-children. April I I, Eliza Ann Burrard, wife of the Riv. G. Surrar.l, rector of Y.:rmouth, Isle of Wight. Link' lINTALLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 22. VENVILLE v. Cox. This was an action to recover £B2 2s. 3d. the ba lance of 3 bill for millinery, furnished by the plain tiff, a milutter, in .Prince's street, Cavendtsh-squate, to the wife of the defendant, a tailor, in Cork•street. '1 he defence was, that the articles wac furnis!:; , l witht•ut the husband's knowledge, and were 11 ,, t suited to her condition in life. There was also credit p,iven by the plaintiff for a payment of 4:L3, 'Ai count. The defendant, when the goods svcre Kr nishek!, kept an elegant house in town, a coatge ornee, on toe Edgeware-road, a hunter, &c. The Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff fra. £l7. 16s. after deducting the set-off o: .C;3, and J ED, Ws. for go•ids probed the Ist been delivoc , t, not at the defend on's house, but at that of A Mrs. Metcalf, his wife's sister. EXCIJEQUER CHAIN3ETI. Saturday the 12 Judges assembled in this Mm her, for the purpose of consideting the case of iN . Sawyer, who was tried at the last o.d bailey Sessions, for murdering ilarritt Gaskett, but in consequence of the absence of Mr. tl unoiT, Counsel for the Crown, the consideration of the subj:ct was postponed tiff Saturday next. Mr. &rime RiAlmiNG•roN, it is understnod. will accept the *office of . ..lodge of the losoWent Debtots!' Court, in the room of Mr. Serjeant l' t 1.11 rtt, deceased. HATTON GA it D.ENe—S iturday l‘lbs F. C. was brought, up from the House of Cot rection .ind mittel to bail, to I'vf,-p Ole pe.tte to a Gentleman, yw:A! We she thtentent d, it he did not malty her, a, we stated in s to - Paver (1 Saturday last. now.s.rumr.—Early on Saturday morning tf:e l :louse of Mr. Owen, the tinman of B o w.street, next door but two to the of was broke open and rob. bed if some cash and several articles of propert)'. In the conrie of the" day, Pearkes and Salmon appre hended four lamplighters, sitipected of being con cerned in committing the burglary 'and robbery. They underwent an examination before Mr. Biome, when three of them were 'discharged, and Joka Lod I WON 4 who was in the estaploy of Mr. 0 wen, was Win.. mitted for trial. C. Isf„.chly was remanded. for stealing a Bible, a Dictionary, and .other articles. Thursdny List, :iamtiel Watson, of the parish of. Fatuharn, w..s committed to the How of Correction at Woodbridge, by the Magistrates acting at Fram fingham, for the space of one month, Err cruelly beat: ini; and ill-treatiag a mate, the property of Mr. Helfer, of Farnham, his master. Wednes , lay, two bellocki„ in a fatting yard at' Steyniog, engaged in a twice, contest with each other, when the nofor a. diem enttaing the mouth of his adversary, penetrated tlitoegh the roof, and appeared este:n4ly to the extent ei several inches. In this horrid state of entanglermaa, for the horn was curved, and most strongly lived, the poor! creature bellowed dreadfully, and, by the fiercest cf; torts, endeavoured to extricate hinisa, but in vain ! until, at length, by at repetition c' severe s:ri,;gles on the putt of both bullocks, the horn Was .forcibly re-" leased from its hold by tearing away the nostrils- 1 The unhappy Inera, being ren2e:ed by the wound in capable rf feeding himself, has since been killed. It must be gratifying to the country to bear, that Dr. Cooteat, M D. with a Society of emirant Sur geons, of thirty years experience in Strictures, ll;t -bility, &c. have established a 'Medical Board, (to. whom all cases are.ref erred) at.CharlinteAtouse, Great Charlotte-street, opposite kow LAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriat's-teeid, ton.lon ; where the public are re bored Irian the most dangerous diseases withouticon inement. T!l., institution chinas the attention of those who may have attempted theture of themselves, or who have been so blind and Lannon:de as to, consult men ignorant of so important a branch of the profesiion, whose improper treatment has mer.. curialized thousands, and brought many to an un-' limely and.; eruptions on the head, face, and .body,sote eyes, th roat, mow th, and nose, witiio, noise. n the ears,. deafness, ditmiera of sight, often ending in blindness ; stricturi s,pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis taken forrhenmatism ;extreme weakness in the knees,' swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few oldie dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too of e'en embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Coerea and Co. ate.consulwd daily by all ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by letter, in closing .a fee (lorno others arc answered), stating' their CAW, when medicine and the best advice is sent, to all parts of the kingdom. also cure the piles and tirtula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun day morflinss, till twelve Veloclt. _ DlsF_.AsF.i OF INFANTS. &c. I)ALBY'S GENUINE CAItMINATIVE is siiptirlor to all other remedies for the win purglnss, con vu.sions, and all thou: disorders in the stulirsch and t owels of itltants, which prove fatal to so massy under the ;Me of two years. .1 equally ellic.seiiO4 in chsolirs, Mutes and other cos ylai:lts in I the io.esis,es or t.rown persons, 'lli. invaluable Cordial Methe.'ne prey.4re - . 1 by Frances Gull (assistel by her sow), daughter .of the I.tt.! Mr. 11w:oh 1:.1;11;, :•u be,.sr;‘,, the Is:vent:sr ; who halt:se:l , hr I to her 11%4 issopurty, under his will, as nary be sets ut the hal u: i'nrectious, with v.:sluts, inssancs.s of its ItUCCt Si. :Mid by F. Newlset y and Sons, No. 45., St. N. 4% Cliurch•s - ari. London. four duo; s trum Cbrarsitly, price IL 9.1.11)0 . .1 h ; an : by shulr Agent 4 its town ;ind et:sultry. Observe that the worli " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," ere digs ,ived In slu: s!asts:' s ; and be ann• to ask for lien's D.:llsy's eursui.latikro. • MAIESTV'S rtoYA.L I.ETTERS 1) l'A T.lnt taltil JAME: ICTlllR''.ll,Surgelsn,lZet •.t.e, ▪ , ey, luveiutr ,rttl,l'reparer of the C.%11.1)1.1C rAtt! Nl' It. '1 iN the Gulf tale R. 1.1 rlf•ctwtl It t474,:4 t, ‘; 1)I-t' • ,:f the I foul, 7 tom. cli, a!, , 1 1,114. 117,t,(lead I.'w , a , •! (': Itetclbti4s. ‘,l :on : • ;- . 1, c , ., lleart-1) , ” • , .„,,, 11.-1 - 41• , for Coe it, :• .113 1 i•• ..t. l'ott: - .ls:y, 'or all ~tic!‘ A !1, ct-tr. , t' 0•111 • h I)&, ;1 ; - • I v, 1 r0i11.1'1. ,. : • 2l' • 1..1t1,:y, I,r lu Stit,. oe I' , '• •*.set•e;tll. ; . : VOW% ."1 1•1 t.) rutlhtt I:.c.ing 11. , Ce.5.• 41. pi • ' l:' 411.1 • tt &C• : i • r;:l t• .!. •atn, : I ..4 : • , : • ' !., , ^ • r... .. ~ i 1 his hi. • , • .• "WORM 1.0/..EN(*.•;. VVOR MS are alht.ved to he the most frequent V V Sources ut Claildretw' 1/i,ra=rst—T! , eir i.ymptonts every Parent should be actpiaistted with. They occasion loss It appetite, a paleness of the !ace, emaciatior, at!:1 an trre gul.ir ste.te of the bowels, attended with vluient pains; thy Ming oa convelslont, affect the growth of the Ittidy, an often i.rove fatal, by en sing 4o a towtinnption or aleay. Bath a s preventative and cure for (hoe alarming complaints: ll th, alrive excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the hightnit characters in this country, to have no eqt al. public approbation. given to ea Proprietor, from a pers-Inal knosvirdge of 'medic:icy their own fanulier, camps its Lit tit beyond competition. and giros a sanctton to It which no Wier htlet.V Line of the kind can boast. From the F,luu. and lUght Rey. t?.? land Lie Sop c.f Cm: 'En Mr. Cairno, Apothecary, Cheayside, London. al It —I readily embrace the opvot t nutty your letter aill•rds me, uraddivg my testimony to th4t of the I .ord Chict Baron,L.to .tir of your Chisit'AP7.tent \Vol in la - 7ef,tie4, my eldeit Ann Irtvint a few months ago tit rived very material benefit from the muse of lie hail been uttv.-eil for Aeveial week: previtos to leis takinj it, appeared pale and.timaciated, wa. lan;uitt. and complained Ire clUeW ly of pains in his bead and side. The lord Chief Baron, who had aocidentay seen Jam in till.; stare, fr)rtistrittly recom mended me to the trial of your Lozenges ; and that in time might be tort, or any niiAt.d.it might occur, in n%tainini, the re mane Medicine, sent me three chews of it. 'the 13.4 of t;fe.e oce.e.h. - med a visible a:nerattuent, toot after the s•-ceititl dose evety unpleasant symptom &op t eared, but I judged it rici.t to give the third, al the two former had agreed so unctow monly well. From that tone my son ha,* lie rwin perfect health and I certainly attribute core wholly to the etraca y of the Warm lozenges. I have sititeireentinnin2.;tl your I.reenres ini r.everal ingances, wherein I have the stitstaction to vain., you, :hy have un , iiirmly be m gin at service, I. might to alt‘., that from the nature of the erret produced by their in ry use, •. I apprehend the complaints to have arrien Mum an obetucci:rt her weenilpl stomach and viscera. I am, Ruse Carle, Dee ff. F. CARLIt'I.E. Sold at Air.ltutler's, N 0.4, Cheapside, cin Ins of St. Paul's, and mo Gemmel Medicine Mende.; ha tv;:ry *I t;win, .1) bezel, as Is, 9d sod 51. 60.e.a.ch. c•I f.C• J • • • t !;•.1- Ia ,'y i•I .•. i. 4401 t). rs,'• 1.1••• .1( : tllltl Dr. tt:tt - g,•!? ..1 1 :.:"t, .` (.•.1! r.: SCI:d !i; t.t Ry•i:. 3 ' ; NI, 1. : y..ttl: •:.:t by ! rt.! inn -9 ; 0 ; • ; I: :;to , ; a.. IriSfor , l-,1:e• 1 r. NA y ; J. , I t+.l , C.`rfi 1- to l'; ; I.i t•yrr, t I I' I :.j ta inn. I. 6 1 . ' • I ; itt vr;p, 4 31s ID/ 1.1“:. - e kit I. I Alt N. I. Fatutly :•, t, i r •VpPre, 1:0:3 P01411:410 IPi ty •t.1:11 ..11.0..e, ay.! ..vi I' !II CIE. , •.„ hi, truly v.:M..1A... : dt• . • of Cures in tlt 1 ) .1'14111 r, pMI tip with tivi hi out a. 6:.• ( • 6 '1 • . 1. '(. 'y~:a~ ~ T') LC. 1.1 41:4 .; I'l .01S 4:311 BEf; Leave to irScqin you, th.tt ever since the 1'79r., I had arlic:.• 1 .•iththe l.urt VVIIVrt. v • as obstinately rt..ittin:.: every course of inc.l!eito• • most nt of tle ticulty hare, and utelt.r,;oitT, courses el *alloy tun and twice disehzrzed I. i%. thc 1.. ; • tittle rt. lief, would ayrear to be .4 the most in vt-ter. te. the spring of bat r.ar any had rt.t. to ..:o 3, oearly as put api iO,l to my eeiliguce. Lott!. I :urnotuded by Mr. I. Thonipton, (who rt..a a . • by tht.n here,) to take your I.eake'a w I t , t to (IQ on the tititb May ; Ili the cottr*c a fort:;izle lI A recei* benefit. In hale more th.n i trouth 1 beceate, your &. 4 .4,:-e pt...l‘..ctly free trot,. my f I:tier recovered uty farmer ap:rits and strec s .h. t%.1 jolly and fat, in which stmt• hark.; cr,ntia: ''' toasty mouths To tie zaton:litoetat who kj l ew Me , at ih..s term., no gra:node, but beth yo:: other i•.:!!..r;nr, to mak: the. n:v coy pt:!:V 7 :Af, ihr.:‘7:11..., as I , 11 cvtry win yt.:;:r ,tateful very h ue e,t e rata, A i 11U1tI:41k. Swan's Close, lii3h-rtreet, Pt-44144A aml y the ! , t.he hoilietor, Th..mtalcf Me:1•11,•r of C011er,4.. et ~..reruns to i • his t.cr....* Rio. 9, New They art. :.:so stn.: artsc•!:antew, at the ?aline. , a 35, :;t. Alban \-stre,t, Pah ; the rGy-al.op, No. Ir••:, ford.-areet ; Mr. klo. I-;s11-...truet.-11'.11,%:......e; - : . 1 :0, In: the ' • nut! I.y .ere Freon itt • own In England, S:c.in hr.:. c t,ly :'s.4 1 b:llt7t: up • NI: and plain direetTorti, ;:etions c:.ith..r • ther.st.lves ortb rate W A t ee rov.:v. N.B. I; very nos sulai.it. o:Tat 17: - ,aln up T.': a el: 1)./ favaur :la 12eartl's z.t OHce, •I. Ler. No. !., ?.'i.l7 I t.. r ::.; .. ~~ j r, cy• :• -• I,)rm Itriero, l ot t them .the ea . ; vie." .a. t:t .t .r...tt :•• • es rry rifolt pay a! II a:k11 to I :I.! Ir;21 • A the has het:it tainted ;.! certain hahit eentrat:ed at an .;sty verioel previ )u..; to civet - leg tl.at st.?te is hid • r.- juisite t • the hlutobtring le,ist-Ls Pe, ▪ • elv no disor !ex; lieu: contri:oi: (id ) • ;to, nrai liaortnesa that; !false w i.lelt are eea sr lu. it rat u• rlea.tirr. it Ve.4i this conlideradon ePalait induce NI - A r...t it rt. atal Co. for !l•ese 1.. e. 80 year .lh•ect e . 40 144 j .•O Stt: nt:t-L: on: l .E t. :If to the treatra..:4 Ind run: t,, o.e A s . ) • e. rln 3 elii..m. tio • sye. et p. 'v.!• e den: ucii;:e 7 . 6 s.,:!itttli bay, W:11Cli tat .:.•;!. cn tle;selwir , ...i.4 Lhks and Deficienc:‘ s that vrevent or enthi.ter the Matrintoni.f state. Thr succe; , tal ef their ;min., Ores dent a.l.d;:iet...; at. dour to c...pos: the ravages of wlii.4l arose mol t intportant in the catalogue of Lons.ta I...nrtuitice. It Viares ere.") perswes ho has itteul...:,ed in this sd itary vice to se. 'a t . by roe. st.ltio% pruf.!ssionalntrn of ineuct. And L. 'llia,: ,!‘" CULIttIE and 10. clans the sitnevoia ui scholast•c 411.1:404i:!. 11 Well the testimony llt uncantrad'e - ea rt. feot.: t :he cur: Oi t hese ..omplalnts, they 11- , kl out H. inda.e.c. t. etc.:: but. scusillle, as all nten tti us. h., c: :hr .citi.unries,they vflee their .14,isti.o:c r.:. - •ttlArty educate!. M.., • bets of est, RoealCollevs of Surretnt• et lain it'll I.ltl Shght an.l recetv casts uf syVagstic ate ca.l*.:al•e in the &hart vac.; Of two days. Tli.i.e of the tr... t clurat.ost, t-7 , c!1 as ObLauclaus. imatera:e Stti:ton:c, the Liateo, Civets, &.c. patzlltter•lf at; I , i.e :•. -...-;rectal 1Ni:111e:two av 4 lit.enten of tac Li - st •. have been under the care e; Cyr. a: Er . C... anoval of exuelaitits of . the Ist e.L...., f,:t :re Ave.! I ail, 1•,.%•I anti perm.ci itt C .te, : • may be 1:1.3:1; :(1 , 141 it, as *At Jo: 0! ct Ittotart. 1.:1 I t!“.'. II! t • thetA (it It hat satit - tures . • r!ara. a:•d wele ttlear the care of Ai..t•,i. and eau: •.1114 t.;11111 u •. '.O the ans•;:. t'..:l bil: Ai 0 . . • . Cu it is and Co. tatre stic.l.-1 the t r • they at.: receivitt,t trout t.e. t,... them atatittt I.•r res:ola„ion to : Leahlt. It wat sent to thtm, unsolicited, .11.• •• • Nt.tdc %%ha had laboured tisadyr t!•it paints:l roata tor tea had 1.• ••:. of toveral ::crycyous of prekstanal rsoits.: :cc, r • :tainted tom verio.;:eat rtiiet ; btu Ir.sos it e .1. •s:.t • • 1 tr.lto:cm ato red and pursued by \!:.•t .c.:, cChed a:Attical cote is the sisort. sAcice c: ZIAY " To R WE, 1.;7, " I.ord --- tett, great rleature C4,..71 4 .e tha perfaat r -e•tJta..tnnent et iii. isecltts: •.• • .of hit mill and a•lassiratste treatare:ut 4.1 tirtts;' •In : 1. : • He add, that :se I.af not for or t•ty y.• IN cni , it 1:0 . 1:0114011 fiecitleali 1: ern pato ; ai•tt att.r;:a nu • :v 4 Li; ig.iVirg c!):lllled,l.;.rt.ogto bit 0 .4.11,..:1 I il!ts:D1 , 1 . :!, •1 i• radical curt: of that liurrid conspl.m.i. lit wt.:: '•••et to tlt.: mantaT tl.at o iscri • ....... 1 )14114., ;•• La' power, inns' a !Ma iilii ond a ited Me eof applaut:: Pr. Curti':sukcit be tie r• than raver tie trust ready and willing to acltuowiesge • I lAlt F./ ar. early a; ~ s hcanuts to M. 'att. Cu. tie alid Co—t tedur 4 will sea; r llir l'•unt dasytr, awl t >Te nse of a lars and attend:awe upon Its.. tapc:iencoi practitioittga. hiatrsad Wonttst, %lc) haze War Itten .Intarrotred igi ez?ectat:ons of a (annly. nu.y.be atsured, that u: t is.t4 itst: 3o(4 : such Uirtt. Ate cutabie Nis:tat:al th.ll-; and Aalu'rS h •"' I IIMt: noaral of such itc.pc.lientms be an okt.:ct dool .0: 1 i t , a r io lg t r y v w si st o b i t i t:g al :Ora Of tlldi lletqCtg. CU . IS -I : lt:Al`...&llkl Co. 1112.1CSeirce:117.10.t: C l A t i ro „ 1 1 ;t Ce ex, t!se maietit testacy ar...1 honour, at Hair Iti. II sttot%gartiesl. Potions 1.. tlo• coentry,delpAhr t h e orl4Lr. Ia•• • • • age, and mode et helm!. toclovor a reiontastc.• to- a 1:1c medicine., itie slow will Inn gicea or .ate. to tnly Pa's dont. 'lii tt..at tr:recy to t"..k•rtriJl 1. 0 th. of !triton may be added to tit. at!ollot tit '1" 11 '' . 1(17, 'titian (.0404. Y: 1 .1:! t t , !• • • t ~ ~. . . -. 1-11Gli IVA'll::: Al 1.01.1110 k; u:cti.;.:E'fkl-11otc):0 I\icri,lne - 0 ;7 i t te...• :otr . 1 At•-risixot - .- ;1:: ;:11. Yr- ,firr`r ...,„, _ . .... 1.1)1 , 41,t)..: : l'rittted Si lev I ~. Is r. Nr, I' et.: I re " 1 üblit.el the-e, :mei st the 4:Ar ;0 4 1".v. 1 : 01 ', 14 °r*. .4 7 6 •