Star. — London, England, 1808-05-03 00:00:00

AorAL ,I(3..4DEMZ. . • . Saturday ti,e. Members cf this Institution, and their particular friends :IA patrons, :lined together, aces r 'dhig to :Mmtal castom, at Somerset-h. - .use, the 4, , rs of which were yesterday tlu•own open to the public, who had ars opportuality of tracing the progress wtich the arts or Painting, Sculpture, are{ Architecture, made in the cot'rse of 40 years, from the time f f the first establishmeut of a national School, wader Royal patronage—there were not, however, any of the • 'Princes of the 8100 l present at. this Feast of Reason. The prin.:;ial visitors were, 'f h e A rc t i bio:ni. of Yostz, and the Doke of Noarotore, who sat .n the right and left hand of the Vte.idtnt. The ti,hoi , of SALIsheY. The Marq::i.ks of LAN SDoW N and ASEICOR 1:11rIs of !).%!C; :.10U1 CAMDEN, and 8AT:4171m.. Lori At car,:anv H.Iwns.savv.v,HoLLAVD,DAMN, Watt woe'. !fond FILLEN'tt. /na t l.,. Et LEN3OROUGII and 114`Donm.D. , And inutnber of Grntd..men Airtatenrs Literati, The dinner and wines were in, their usual style of excellence.—Of the exhibition we can at present only speak geaer.tlty. The Acadernicians have been rather liberal of their professional labours. Sir Francis Bour geois has sent two pictures ; Sir Wrn. Beechey six ; Copky, absent fcr a number of years, one ; Dc Loutherbourg three ; Iktniel four ; Fuseli cue ; Garvey one ; Howard two ; (Hoppner does not exhibit) ; Lawroice five ; Northcote eight ; Owen eight ; the veteran Sanby eight ; Stothard two ; Shee three ; Turner one; Thomson thaw; Wcasll six ; Woodford six.; Ward eight ; and last, not least, of the privileged Corps, Mr. President West, twelye subjects ! Sculptors and Architects, Members of the Academy, have also exerted their talents to advantage, as have most of the Associates and .ica tienitcians elect. Of the productions of artists not Members of the establishment, we shall have to speak yet y favourably hereafter, particularly of Singleton, Reinaglo, Wil- - kie, Wilson, &c. &c. The honorary exhibitors h.ive also distinguished themselves ; but we are sorry to remark, that Sir George Beaumont is not among them. Portraits among the pictures are rather too prevalent ; but upon the whole, the display appears very respectable, though rather lea numerous than of late years. No. I.—Tie ofer of the Crowe to lad, Jane Grey.— J. S. COPLEY, k. A.—Not becaase the first number in the catalogue is attached to this picture, or because • it has from its merits any prior claim to notice ; but we give it precedence in our remarks as it is the pro duction of an artist who has almost as bang been a strangtr to us as our subscription-money for a print which .hall be nameless ; we therefore, as a stranger, hail him .1 , right welcome hack to Denmark." The production b4ore us is not in the best stile of the pain er there is no grandeur in the design, and the colouring is glaring and gaudy, without that clear ness a•hicit distinguished, as well as we can remember, " The Sier of Gibraltar," and other works of Mr. Con. L -r.— the story of the unfortunate Lady Jane is however faithfiilly told front Hu.sE, a whole page of whose hktory is quoted in the catalogue, by way of illustration. The ornaments of the apartments, the di ess of the figures, and the general manage ment of the back ground of the picture, are all true to the costume, and executed with delicacy. The per spective, lineal and aerial, is also extremely good. (To be co-tipued.) A number of recruits belonging to the Royal South Gloucester Militia, have, n ithin these few days, taken boun:ics tor the Marines, and on Wednesday were marched for Portsmouth. The Sussex Militia which has for some time past been out of the County, are expected to march into Horsham, about the 10th or 11th of this month. The Royal Monmouth and Breton Regiments of Militia, marched this day front Horsham for Bristol. The Bellisarins, —, from Halifax and New Brunswick for Liverpool, is lost on Cape Cod. 'The Neptune, KLIVE, from Oporto, has been Olt out of Dover Roads, and carried into Dunkirk. The Sally, Baowx, from Philadelphia, has been driven into flushing, taken possession of, and sent to Antwerp. • The Elizabeth, —, from Youghall for London ; and the Swedish ship Maria Christiana, are captured and carried into flushing. The following is a List of the Passengers going out to India by the fleet assembling an Portsmouth : PASS/040E10 PER JANE DUCHESS OF Go 'too K..--For Bengal-- Messrs. leeks, Mackenzie, Nesbitt, writers ; Major Gaban, Mr. Shaw, assistant burgeon; Mr. Motley, free mariner; Mrs. and two Miss Pabsers. Mrs. Shaw; Messrs. eioldfrap, Cameron, Loma den, Dunlop, Williams, Sine, cadets. For Madras—Mr. Camp bell, writer ; Me.cra . CeteoPbell, D'Oyly, cadets, For Ceylon— Mr. Coke. PARS ENCEn :; PIER r FDIC:AL—For Bengal—Mr. Mrs. and three Miss Haynes's, Captain and Mr. Manwaring, Mr. Collier ; Mis tresses Connell. Colvin, and Eng:lsh, Mies English, Mr. Stevens Messrs. Borman, Lunbury, Baketti. Simmonds, cadets. For Madras—Mrs. Wade. For Ceylon—Messrs. Greenslade and Scott, writers; Mr. Gibson • Mr. Connell, Bombay • marine', Mrmrs.'i ato, and lia;nani, volunteers in the Bengal pilot service. •P.esst:lnzas PUEARE. ST. Verscassr—FeWßrenharp--Messts.. Forbes, Head:ram, %hire - on, writers; Major Mammy, Li eut . Stanners, Lieut. Tanner, marine; Mears. Torch Moffat, and vir a t so n , free mariners ; Mrs. Bridgman, Missee*A. and F. 1041.!S; :Messrs. Price, Wilki•.son Seymour, Baynes, :kudos, Ambrose, '1 burnham, Page, little , Falconer, Sutherland, baker, M`Dono , ll, carkss. Passe:cosies reit Hemmer -,-roriloonbay—Capt. and Mrs. renneet Lieut. R. Campbell, Lieut. Flaurey, 'marine ; Messrs. Yates, rAltehelloind . Sylvester, aids:ant surgeons ; W ager , Mr. Sitrapnall, Mr. Weiler, Mrs. Kull; Mr. Naylor , eielet. l'Asszapras yse Lativ.•renk• Damns—For Trimer,.writcr ; Lieut. and Mrs: Dickson, Mne, Ainshe, Mrs.. Dalrymple, Mrs. Ronu ley, is Ira.Ttu at on , Meaors.Salrer,Farri brute, Marshall, Orfeil, cadets.. 1 7 4 Madrat•-.Major Radclife, Mr.Teestiale, free merchant ; Mistresses Latpar, Sinclair, and Welsch; Meks. Lyme WaArins, Anew% Media, Skinner, Ceekton; Scott, trid,caists. rWsst o earl* o ethernet...4or Bengal—Mr. hitydac, Into ; l'elf.!,dirintece,factor; Messrs. Wilion, Babington, and Steeez, astbrznvaiarous ; Mr; Redgeway, free marerur ; Abir tifetsra. John tRD1114:1-1111e. Humphreys, cadets. For ISiodnfan--Mr:MOrtlocke, Wrher,, Major, Mrsaand Miss Messrs, fstronifreil, A. elide. Crielstoo,Hvit,DukinAeld,W' r, t e r, Williams, clat;ts. For Ceylon, Major nerat Sirbiarthwaite Roughsea, Mr. Parkhurst, aid-de camp to ditto. For-Priike of Wiles Isialkil.Mrs. Purer. PAk513404.10 era li•Rßitrr.-.Forlienga)-.114r. Goviag, free] mariner ;* Mr. Mackenzie, Mr. Andrews • Messrs. Farnngton,l 'frianamondo, rryos cadets: For Madra.t-Mt.ttarrison, writer, tkiet. Col Clarke, .Mr. Dawes, cadet. , • • .I'ASIICNGZRS PLR Indus.-For lien„--al, Mr. RoberisOn, writer, Ma* Thomson; Lieut. Fast, Mrs Latle,.Nlessra. Moorcroft and tau*: For Mat*.res, Mt, Hawkins, sea. merchant, Mr. Camp bell, assistant-surgeon. Mrs. Skipp and Son, Messrs. Farquhar mu, Leighton, N.cUy, 'froth r, Rohe, Festingtraidets. Far Bombay, Mr. Croak:, frae FASHIONS FOR 41,424. EXTRA.CTED "LA BELLE ASSpi*Er ; /SELL . ° AND F.l.sllittN.4lllL.E.U4c.klattli" l'Oft TIIE PRE- S/INT MONT/I. . I . • • - - - The MI neres bonnet, the same tsetse plisse, the small French j oke, the stuall Scotch bonnet, wick puckered tiara fronts, the two latter worn with short white ' , Lilt, and silk cravats, with cm br: Merest ends ter correspond,, adorn many of our females of acts knowlesta-d taste and celebrity. In fug dress, tae brillia it divers sity which our fashionabh s display eels scsrcely ewer ecralled. We obs::rve t that amongst the many colodred rubes which adorn our ternalos in pub:ic,tise chaste and elcaar.t garb, formed of white satin, is selected by many of our fair country svomee, and shine., in pure ar.d native luster. 'these dresses are variously constructed, but s:e generally wort ttntrinunc:d, with Lang sleevvo, and high antique shirts of ;old er. sliver tissue. Hometimesehese appear as . a simple slip, and are worn with a lava veil, fornied in a kind of short toxic k, akt others, *silver net drapery ala 4 riart.r, flows in he Grecian style round the figure, and is fostered on the left shoulder with a camentorooch, or cliastiond buckle.—Batt the most unique a. d elegant habit we have witnessed this season, was a kiniand robe, formed entirely of Brussels laCe, worn over a blot. awn satin nnder slip ; the hair ornamented with a ti4r4 of the ap.. pie blossum, exquisitely formed to nature, ar.d tastened behind with a Persian pen of diamonds. Next to the diamond, which can never be out of fashion, the amethyst, naby, and emerald, rank highest. Pearl, with centre ornaments ei these jewels, must aho defy the power of fashion and the t fh•cts of time, for neatness, grace, and purity can never be out of date, where the taste is correct, and the judgment sound, The Persian and comet pin, the cameo, onyx, and mosaic brooch, the gold linked necklace, pearl ditto, in forms of flowers and shells, take prerech nee of other minor ornaments. Cloves of French kid, a pale primrose, silver grey, and flesh colour, nose take their place, with the York tan, and Limerick. The prevailing colours for the season ale, shades of pale green, pale blue, lilac, buff, and janquille. SPORTS OF PLOWDEN FAlle.—Saturday last was a day which afforded plenty of amusement to the lovers of athletic sports at Plowden Fair, Hants. Previous to the usual diversion of donkey racing, grinAing through a horse's collar, virgins racing for shifts, &c. .t match of single-stick playing betwixt Hants and Som( rset counties, and a pitched battle between two provincial professors took place. The amusement be gan as eary as eight o'clock in the morning, when i-laseil and Grey contended for a prize of twenty gui neas at single stick, which was won by Grey, who conteaded with Davies, and was beat by him. Hasa, and another tle name of Curtis, who belonged to Hants,-with Davies, contended for the prize, which was sv,,n with diaiculty by Curtis, and Hants was the successful county. The battle for a subscription purse of twenty guineas, toOk place at ten o'clock, and after an obstinate contest of ten minutes only (no time be ing allowed), Godden, the favourite h,:fore setting to, heat his man, a miner of the name of OlEeld. • The fair was not over until dusk in the evening. On Monday last, a poor labouring man was found dead on Kingly-bottom, in the 1-arish of Stoke, sup. posed to have been intoxicated, and laid down to re. cover himself. Two bridles were found by the side of him, and seven shillings in his pocket. Verdict— Died by- the Visitafion ot'Gon. On Sunday, the 17th ult: a box, the property of Messrs. Pease and Maberly of Newcastle, near Gal way, porter-brewees, containing a large quantity of dollars, was stelen out of the jnail coach, on their way to Dublin, in. ;he neighbourhood of Ballinasloe. The guard is in custody. Yesterday evening as a Gentkman, his wife, and two children ware 'driving along Tottenham-court road, in a gig, the horse took fright, ran for some considerable distance at a furious rate, and then stum bling, threw all that were in the chaise over his head. The Lady most courageously started up immediately and took her children from belOre the horse's feet ; she then turned round at the risk of hes own life, to try to assist her husband, not knot; ing but he might have been hurt. He, however, recovered froni being A little stunned by the fall, and got up of himself.— The whole, ace are happy to state, escaped without any serious injury. The body of a promising /outh, seventeen years of age, of the name of Jermyn, an apprentice to ailinen draper, in Tottenham-court-mad, and the wn of Mr. Jermyn; of Homerton, was picked up floating-on the surface of the Thames, above bridge yesterday morn ing, and to all appearances it had been for several days in the water. The deceased had not been heard of since Wednesday last, on which day he was sent to Lambeth to receive a bill of two pounds sixteen shil lings, but had not received the money. He was sup posed to have taken a boat with another youth, who is missing, and which boat waspicked up at Wapping, on Thursday morning last. °' Bow-STREET.—Yesterday evening Joleph Moody, the soldier belonging to the 3d regiment of Guards, who was some days ago found to be in the possession of scmething gout the sum of 3001. for the amain ment of which he did not give a satisfactory -account, was brought up for further examination. Some ad ditional witnesses were heard, for the purpose of com pleting the chain of evidence. The testimony of these witnesses was on the whole more favourahle to the prisoner than that which was giamit the former ex amination ; and it was somewhat remarkable to per ceive, thatWheti some of them stated that the priso ner had declared that he wished to behave like an honest man, and wished the Gentleman to have his mon. again, he appeared to be more agitated than when any thing was said against him. After all the evidence was closed, he gave in a statement that he was intoxicated at the time of his receiving the money, and that the Gentleman was more so. Mr. Coleden was then bound to prosecute, and the witnesses to give evidence. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. MANSION HOVSE.—Yesterday a respectable looking woman was charged with being found concealed in the sank at a late hour on Sattirday night ; but it appeared that, having been in the neighbourhood in the afternoon, she wandered among the new build logs, and being rather deranged, had lost her way,— ' She was therefore discharged. IkIARLSOROUMNETREET.- 3 - Glomet, a hither dasher's shnpman, was charged with an assault on the person of a Miss Keppel.. The prnsecutiii stated, titat she was passing along Oxford-street, on Sunday .at • eleven o'clock, with a female companion, 1 when they were overtaken. by the defendant, who be came veryliressing in otering his protection, which was refused e• and he continued teazing thtin - fur above haltaltttle, when they parted, and he went on; but, to. her 'great surprize, when she knocked at the door of 4er aparunents in Berwick-street, lie , again ;presented' himself, and Insisted on saluting her. He 'followed lie:Tinto the house, and so intent was he -in his pursuit, that a watchman was obliged to take him from the house. The defendant pleaded his attach, went to the set t and the lady forgave him. ! • LONDON MAAKLIS. PRICE OF HQPS. . POCKETS. Kent 41. 15s. to 5!. 12s. Kent 51. -L to 61. Cs Ssseei 41. Ms. to 51. ss. Sussex 41. 16s. to 51.- 10s Esse( 41. 10% to 51. 123. Farnham 61. 00s. to 101. 00s PRICE OF HOPS IN 'PPE BOROVGLI MARKET. Bags, 41. 1 Is. to 61. Os I Pocket* Os. to 64 10s. PRICES Oi HAY AND STR sr.ponts's. witrarenkttt. Hay .51. 03 . to 01. los. Hay 41. Its. to 61. 14a. Straw 91. 25. to 21. Bs. Clover 6s. to 71. Is. . Straw 11. 183. to 21. as. SMITHFIELD, May 2. To si,nk the offal-per stonaofBlb. Bed 43. 4d. to ss. Bd. V,al 4s. Od. to Ss. 9d. Mutton Si. 4d. to Gs. 6d. Pork ss. ud. o Gs. Od. 14mb 53 Od to Os 4d. BEAD 01 CATTLE THIS DAT. Beasts, about 22.70-Sheep, 9,760. Calves, 67-Pigs, 47t) PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 51. 15s. to 61. 10s. New Clover 01. th to 01. Os: Closer Si. 15s. to 61. Ms. Straw • 21.. es, to 21. TOs. NEWGATE ANI) LEADENHAI.I. MAliKka. Per stone of Mb. by the carcase. Beef 3s. !Dd. to SA. od. Veal od. to ss. 41. Mutton ss. ad. to ss. Bd. Pork s§. o& to 6s. od. Lamb 4a 4d to 6s 04. COAL MARKET, May 2. . Ships 4t Musket Ships sold 20 Newcastle Coals 16 48s. 6d. to 35s 6d 3 Sunderland st. 44s Od. to 51s. Gd. 1 Stone 0 00s. 041. to 00s. ed COUNTRY MARKETS, • PRICE: Or GRAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARKFTS. BA •tril.s"rolll ,--Wheat 64s 01 to 75s Od per Quarter. rarley 40s Od to 34s Od i Beans 5.5 s 04 to GOs otl Oats 34s Od to 38s. Od Prtfad I s 6td per gallon. lin BGr Y.—Wheat 64s 04. to 825 04 per Qr. Barley 38s 04 to 4:is 64 I Beans s6s od to. 6Cs 04 Oats :As Od to 3;s 04 lkase Gus od t..) 6th Gd INIAIDLF.IiE4I).—Whta 7:tld to 821 04 per (2r. Barley 4Cs Oti to 448 Gil 1 e ns 5Ns 04 to Cli.s.cd Oats 36s Cd to 42.4 Od Pease 00s Od to ul;s Cu NEWBußY.—Wheat Ses Od to 82s 04 per Qr. Earley 36s - 04 to 4::s Cd Pease . 54s 04 to_ COs C. Oats 29s ud to 39s Od I Bread is 714 p,:rtallost. RSADING.—Wheat 70s Od to 825 Od per Quarter Barley 38s 64 to 43s 611 Beans .58s Od to f+s Cd Oat. 28s (41 to 41s Od Pease ' COs 0.1 to GCs Od ECci,4SIASTICAI. FROMOTIOI,,S. The Rev. Etis‘iiti Qtter, a.A. is installed in the Prebend of Utles'ielh , in Y..tk Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Ikt:v. (;.wl'.A,li. Drummond. Oxroan, Aran. 30.—Wcdneulay,, the first day of Ent:r Term, the Rev. chaili•s Richard Beaumont, B.C.L. of traa. now College, wil l ; admitted Doctor in Civil Law. V. m,. Herry Tinney, of Oriel College; R;nr. Joseph Rose,' of Christ Church.; Rev. Henry Y (nide, and Rev. Robert Cham bre% Jones, of 3esus College; Rev. Charles Richards, of Magda. • len Culler ; Mr. John Pollard," and Mr. Thomas Dunbar, of Brl.senose College, 8.4, were admitted Masters cf Arts. Rev. Thomas Morgan, Student in Law, of Magdalen Ball, was adm:sted. Bachelor in Civil Law. Messrs. Wm. Manville, of St. Mary Hall; Chalks V: illiatns, of New College ; and Maurice Hiller Goodman, of trrasenost College, were admitted Bachelor, of AM. The same day in Qinwoca;ion, the Rev. Win. Corny, Student of Christ Church, and the Rev. John Goldesbrcagb, Fellow of Magdalen College, M.A. were admitted Proctors. The Rev. Richard Brickenden, Fellow of Worcester Calles:e ; Rev. John Josias Conyheare, Student of Christ Church; Rev. Francis Deacle, and Rev. Wm. Oddie, Fellows of Alagilit,len Col lege, M.A. Pro-Proctors. Friday. the Rev "I homas Morgan, of Magdalen HA and Jobs Dodson, Esq. of °act CoLege, B.C.L. were admitted Doc tors la Civil Law. The Rev. John Dean, of Brasenose College, and Rev. Edward Cupleston, of Oriel College, M. A. and late Proctors, were admitted Bachelors in Divinity. Mr. George Dale Cullinson, of Queen's College, was admitted Bachelor of Arts. The Rev.ltrvey Nfarriott, o 1 Woretster College, in thL Uni versity, has been instituted to W.?. Rectory of CLeverton, in the diocese of Both and Wells, void by the resignation of the Rev. Morgan Graves, upon the presentation of :lllca Tucker, Frit. His Grace the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has been pl‘.ased to appoint the Rev. Charles Arnold, A. B. late of OrIv!, and now Fellow of liertford College, in this University, and Vi.ar of Roy thin, iu Essex, toile one of his Grace's Chaplains. On the 2uth inst. the Rev. Randolph Richard Knipe, Clerk, A.M, Rector of Water Hew toll, Huntingdonshire, anti Chaplain to the Right Iloit. the Earl of Levon and Melville, was instituted by the .I.ord *shop of Rochester, to the valuabie rectory• of West Wickham, iu the county of Kent, on the presentation of Lady Feeniaby. waig. On the V.4th ult. at Battle, Sussex, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Birch, Dean of Battle, of a daughter. • Monday ie'nnight, the Lady of the Hon. Captain Blacltwood, of a son. Ti.l.lkktlED. By special fiance, at Diwnes, the sat of James Bulk:, Fog. M. P, Vice-Admiral Sir. .I. Duckworth, Bart. to Miss Buller, daughter of the late Bl.hop of Exeter. DIED. Monday se'nnight, the Rev, J. Douglas, D. D. twenty years virar of Beenhasi, Berks. At his house in Leith, on the 20th ult. Captain Robert Mu .4 4 . e.,, late of Springfield. . • . On the 4th ult. Mr. Thomas Terson, Post Master ts(PorW - - lington, iu the Queen's County. Sunday morning, Man, seccand son ot . the Earl of gilloway,s his house, Grosvenor lace, MESSRS. LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine their attention to the treatment of certain Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility whichis caused by ful habits. Mr. Ligon having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last si•nren years in this 'tome, it is presumed that the advantage of sueh experience gives the utmost success 'n that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these Complaints.—th all cases of recent octurrence•the cure is speedy, and path and danger are equally avoided. In every eninplicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the conse quences of youthful imprudence, or Mho enervating indulgonces cf maturity in warns climates, their mndeof treatment emures a safe and peniument restoration to vigorous health, The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, contsining a bank note, and in every case the most inviolable secrecy is ob s Arundel -street, near Temp& Bar. Tkere is an additional entrance in Watts...street adjoin it.e. RUA KES rOiCialvt roo rri-vo*- A- 0 DER, here offered to the ufe of the Pub& at large, was In the circle of Dr. P. H. Dinafdales particular acquainwee, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and 1:11 virtues juftly appr.-ci..t• ei ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcin. this preparat ion. Mr. Butler has come into poireinon of the original recipe, and he begs to affilre thofe afilieled with decayed or offen five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and tenor. ative quality-4 truifm of which any one may be convinced. by I fair and candid trial of one bps. Of the propekties of this Tooth powder, its dcternee property is jut funleient to clear away thofe deftrudtive particles of acid vritich gliberally adhere to the gums. and in the interitices of the teeth, without injuring the furls= of either, healing formierc In the former, and promoting a new sea. mel of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fo perfeetlyiinnocent, that it may be eaten without mi.ry. Thefe diftingtiiihing charatterifties of its floadve effects and fuperiority. have procured it the unbounded approbation of the Quten, the Princeffics, the Emprefs of Ruin*, the Duebeffies of York, Bedford, Garden'. Leeds, Rutivid,and molt of the Englith and foreign No 'flinty. many of whom reentnesend it with admiration, as a meet' fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do hut mammon jut tice basin, Mice it imparts a Armes and beautiful miners to the gums. to the breath the molt deleaable tweeted's, and. Hard con- Randy as &meted, will render the teeth firm and white, and me. rear the tooth ach from returning to thole who have bean liablita Its molt Wawa' Mktg.. Prepared and fold wisolefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4 Chespade, confer of Patemofter-row, London, and oftnoft coun try Medicine Venders ami Perfumers, in boxes at as. 9d. each. Of whom may be hul l autlael Obraved S4T etiwirtCraSk' Bruibcs,peac4 as, each, . _ ... • • • ID ESL LET„ar.3 ENITP—EI) UPON . 1111kI1lt: W HAT large comntodico3 and Old Inn and Post House, so .v . t.:l known 1.1 the sig•l of 4 4 . Cectle sits: Worltop, in the CountY of•N‘Afp it h atn , together :with 34 Acres more 0i...1e5!, of Old We and part pasture; now in t h e o&•.upat:on of F. Cutihns, wh o . Will !hew the Pretnifes, /Re. F. C. wistes to inkrm tile Public, that Es Hurst; and re of iuperkor • . FOR COUG-tig; COLDS. AST HM AS, AND CONS'IViPTION3, OBBEib's BALSAMIC ELI XI ft ; or CntiA Drops, Tilde Irons • y their h71:1 1 , ;,„k immediate effea In remcNing the o.ll:nate C , uels or Cu tarrhs• and atitenilency to Conitimptionaiii,ki' th em a rahiAlt Fatuity Medicine. At d 'elm, we c the v:tial . .l- re f, our Climate, Ante' c oilft.tuly ca:vls !land that from this taking cold otiginsses a 'ldeate., ~.46,c Paints in the Ch,a, Offeulv,: Breath, I, fl inimatior, , ;1 i n: , and Co t fro i.on. ipt _ors trait, r! eVlifll/ 11 /11 I 1 1 ; h %Lt._ a 1 fhouhl lie dovvcrwitluiut a (mall Itttoply .or molt inflantanenu , remedy. Mont th , ttiol ! tatit the !tarot tiTedis the,. have rcceis•sd front it, ;wry aye, Med,cai Alliance had failed. A CAUTION. th e name of K. Butler No 4. elivarc..ie is engl,sw,'„, on a black lame, Which is aTied to each how/ all others ere comtrteits Sold at Mr riutlce4. Nt I Cbrapiitle cornet of p a . mto n er. row; avid rerail by 'rifp. Corner of Gild fla ("Irk, a 9, Bono ; Mr. BestLr, Fdti.hurgS and Gi a r r o w t at of m o ff . Vni in try 1 edicireVetuire. in b. r• 1 4 . 4 2 , 49.4 2.4" ,11%. Dict.i'lttfl.f.VlA'srcs (1111 . A $At letup, THE value •.1 this Infallihlt Melitine has he rf long proved. that no:blng of the prefent day can beat 1, cor4p..ti•ion with it in all the diffeeent Rages w kcerssin files.(-, width it cffedtu. fly cures and tarsdicat:s front the h, : t exciting the teclirgs and expware that attends Nwation, without dchtlitatisig the etietflitution in any d egree , or m u ft. goring c ;r:Bnenent front hull ek, nr re!trlclion in ,tiet the radical virtue of th. , fe Ireflimahle Me'ri't hay,: provell that rlitlia pub l ic approbation lot more 0411 thitty years. l!t all the de• nnity a both thty prove a never tai.ing *hes o .er the dt.hility is produckd ry tips frec ufe of N;crclny, tllltlt ;lea'urrs, or the efeas of a *arm (-litttate to travellers and they oirns Abroad. Tiny cannot be recenuric , .dA too ItrtirBly to ...'•.ofe who will receive a Cafe kwedy. and cosurlce to .n all rdd uhb )rti Gluts, and every wcaltolff tKat Oka. , the ( - ladder art orents cf uriae By its efficacy many warden tae beton, au •ners. who for years had been deprived-of that barpintfli Sold wt.:cackle and retail at Mr. /Indef., No. 4,eh el qi,t e roe . ,er of Paternoiter row, and retail by Reldra. ecittfmre...oi,N tete; Portfea ; Wills and Rogers. Plymouth. Peek, 'Huai Colwell, I t.b -.ln ; Boxtrr. and Macdonald. Gldf,!ow 11. at• r. etnith au! Mats a d . tou, Kithb u y g l i , and by wind eo.intry medicine vtl.thts, tit h 4tlen. at ed. each, with ample rifreasisns. . . . --- FOtt SI•kAINS, CH; 01•,)i in the Stamp rotwd each ho.tic are ergraved the words "y. heir. bery, No. 45,4 Paul's." and tbofc withvg tilt , : , (till:1101 fpurlons. • • • • - . • IHE fueceri this Medit;re has given life tot . g reat cumber df counterftits, as wsll as to a varitty of .. mhrocadons, EiF nets, Linimmts Ftc &r .c . rne of whiet at fo hot and lining, as• oftet. to cacnrialc. to ca re hltiltrs, er often to contract thr finews ; and oihtts are fo we.it as to Se of no tif.ra :.—ltt this Opodeldot. by its happy eornhlna. thin, by the union of t.fti.caey and ;Wet, w;11 ever rnsirt.in ' it; wutittal eminence and fupettority. By it: warm, 'prnt crating and attenuallng qualities, it Is a moll escdlet , t reinter - for eater nal themnalints; and by Its firtorthenlng fiiettitly ttores the' parto.Whicla axe injured h. oils.- at.e. s:it la tlf great itrvice in cramps, or tionti;neis ; in nitioefs or v...ek. trs of the joints; Aso . ° in promoNng cirCulation In tht lirhs whrn in a paralytic nate :it is 'lkea - ire parieulafq foccri-fui us. thiliaah t, and if ufed in time. will yrreenr theft lartakn,g but it, tlt's coma plaint a little of•it Lould t.t diff , iard an a !poop .and applit i warm. Sold only by F. I . 4,•whery and :inns, No 4 St. Foci's, q dont*, from the coach way from Ch-apllde, London, price as td each tn.t• tic. duty included : antt t y char :rofttrincit, by Bacon a%.! t:o. Oaftird-ftw.t: Wad , Old-B.itol ftt.rt ; Myley and Co. Cock• fpur &tett ; Ward, .Middle-royhijoihurn ; Clarke. Betntleh Itroet ; Randall v itoyal.hatitarge ; Diery and Sutton, bUve Church. yard ; and Harri., corner of .u.leate .vrt. • n • DIXON'S CF.LEBR.i'I'I•D ANTIBILIOUS El I.S. TFIE.SE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apotho• tart', and from their great success in many obstinate bilious Dim,. dens, on numerous patieuts of distinction and othervarticuierly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warrat, Sri Gregory Pag' Turner % the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Beikeley, ate. 1 1 .7,c. he Wa•:perstraded to offer them tothe.pubAch under the aprre• laation and sanction of their name. The following is a proof of their efficacy " Deal Castle, 11:1.070rd West, Siuth Wales, Pet 5.24,1809. • eteCaprain4iloyd presents MI cenTlimentsco• klavDlsont . thou;2ll.not porsor..ilit acquainted with him; would takeit as a fir Your, iflte would acua aur Of ave:lioxes Of his Pals as 50011 es he possibly can. Mrs. i.loyd;wiid. his 'always uted the Medi. cine:ls now ptegitair; Ind very urger!! ; Thr tit gr.lit seethe th• have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as weal as to Col. Bishop sal all his Mily, Capt. Lloyd feehf it bit ciaat.to tezomniend the pflls vale*. ever he goes ; he rcallythiuko if Mr.-Dispo woddapluilut swine 'persons as venders ig tlfis county; it doubt be, ailinakt to abet comeutnlty?‘ : • •.' .• " • 'l'he Palletise found to be en iniemparable remt;74/ for r,..storinx the tone of tax stomach, for,cu4ing.intligcstion s . for $$ .niter CrJ.vlities, yeti their r.msuquent disagreeiblgeructattons and Ibtoi ' they prevent lubitaal . and' temporary costiveness, sick Mai-aches; lila 'heart-burn, which is occesiNned by pr'nancy b 'mid a debilitated stonsath, tebetherarishta Worn the acrimony of the.rqdtuidunbilts, interrapetate•diet e ot drinklass to Attie,. ' Sold'wholvsale alid retail at )64 latatler'.o4 Nw . 4 0 , ehesPeiglis corner of Piternoster-row, Lon.tn, Baxter* Edinburgh add Gtasitow ; and retail by most ciuntri Medicine Vetideripia bead at 1.25. 9d. and be. GiCh. • I I I r• 0. a, 11 • ie-f. nsi 1.4 L g .~ f~' 4 V 41 I IMPOR•rAt..rf DigcovEKV. • I'HE Advantage the Pti!tile most always derive 4- from regularly educated professional nett directing ahnost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never moss clearly demonstratetl thattby the unetampled success which has attended the administration of their new remedy, And the ettreor• dinar) , cures it h* performed. Fur a long series of years, Mesfr% CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly Millis Majegy's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investh gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury. itt the cure of that cotr.plaitit ; it is sufficient to observe that the offsets of this remedy Ite diametrically opposite to those of mercury, forehough It complettly eradicates every vestige of the virils, it: its most confirmed stages, yet it diet not in the husk Injure the constitution ; On the contrary, it renovates the systeni, in all its natural tut:crimes, promotes appetite, and facilitates di* gestion : thus insteatt of ri;ducing a strong and vigorous censtitus don to the frightful ettidithut that mercury does, it not only pt.% serves that constitution in its primitive sane, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strsTigth and vigour. Number._ lers instances are on resent record of the.: sup... Pier efficacy of • medicine, its inhereilt i and sp.ceitic 4 1 s flerfl atua l corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeditg from an races% of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though, not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both 6eXe4 in a certain pernicioes habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the onaseitterce of this solitary vice, there ars. nooe more afflicting than that distrening state of debility and des ficiency which prevents or embitters the msalmonial state the unhappy sufferer broods over his mi,fortune, ashamed to seek re lief, until be is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render .life oppressive. 'l'n such persons it must be a consoling tenet• tion to know, that they may now, by a new Infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all huntan blessings, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution, jhall cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever ea”ce arising, arwell as in every species of venereal infection, My-srs. Currie and Co. may be coaultctl by pLtte.itt of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Garden. Patients in the country deenting the natfictal" their complaints, by letter post paid, enckning a Enik note, w:u have the necm.sary medicine and advice cut to :my pre Of the 'glum. N 0.107, Hat:on (;ardor. LONDON : Printed and pubiislhxi b LY.VEL KENT, of Lan. terburx Place, Lint:bell} the S attdar: Kr, Nu. I, Car:t acraet.Ptiblihed glee It the ST4A-Orrlcis .•