Star. — London, England, 1813-09-25 00:00:00

I • • •,• • i ' PAR thtfei tit*". 1414 t: - • ... We with particulnrlt t 'OA the IttitiftinA bt th&: inn to the state thos e' plAteifbt• th e iecep- 1 3 inn of the' Poor terrne& ” fraot,Ainita;"; to W.tirro this , wnfortunate tlisi of minima ate tratiikitel .and - farmed out, by those pin Mies to Oat they fielont, • -in gitace 'of wiaintiiniiii them -properly:*lthin thetr . I. - *lawn diStriets. .. - We:. hst've,wits heart-rending setpattoO4 tifiiolne of those Places, where theaged,diseakssik*4lPotd; are indiseritninately htatlUd togeiit,6 iOnruted apartments, and in a pitirid:atMoseshatlftiotti whitli plagne ii to be apprehended; unless exertions , tnsde to conterffet the, evily theritrw-thereitretc oti-bedi literally towered with Tags, 141 i most cletileir. ' able state of filth and wretchedness, and' clfpriTedoi l that:cleanliness, comfort, and accnpoindatibti,'o4' their peculiar caws loudly call ftef, and troth si de try which has so nobly •exercisitt , :iticii (Mink' benevolence towards the tulfOrtunitt , ' * - . .- • BREAD. . „ TO' Ttit• OF THE • Sm--The praiseworthy exertions . ," tornrilti Chief Magistrate in aetecthe iildpoititions . prick TlC tised hy Bakers upon the P ublic, must Call forth the, approbation of every person who Pessesses a particle of feeling forlhe distresses of the lovier classes of community ; and no information which tan ; in the smallest degree, pre*** the wished fat** ought to be withheld. . • • This con sideritiOU induces *le to.adeAtti m hoping it may prompt enquiries which will petite ties, - nefici4. 'The present legal allowinee ,to bakers 13s. 4d. per sack, which certainly appears W , be. very sufficient profit ; but I will prove that as the lavi- now stands, tt bakei may obtain at least 10s. \- per sack more, making the total profit one mond three gtollinn and fourtratre peCiaik, Without infringing upon any Act now usiorte—and the practice is be. j come general in several bf the Northern ,Connties, ;- and particularly so in London, I mean baking bread. in tin pans instead of the oven bottom—it is provi by experience that . a peck of !lour prepared for the oven wall, if intended to be baked in tinaotdmit bf . at least one quart more water than if intendid. to be biked upon j,the Oven.lsottom ; and whetilialted will -retain all the idditioista moisture, consequently. will • weigh two pobiidi more than the assize weight, viz. 191 b. .6oz. the half-peck 91b. • I loz. the qnartern 41b. IStoi.-I-now the assize' weight of a loaf made • 'from n peck, or 14)b. of flour, is ,171b.60z..the half. peck Slb. lloz. the quartern 41b. filioa.=..from this .M. 41 be seen the loss the public suffers from bread • bated in tins, even where the baker adherex strictly to tiulaw : but, in places, where no assize is set, and pow kJ.) beilit. case in several populous towns, it is • ...pot u ncommon for bakers to divide the peck of flour Ibtrifive parts, and of eachthem for a quartets s in.with impunity. This, rlcnow, might be Tone - ired by the MagistrAtes s but without a power gran. Vied them to encrease . the assize weight of the quer tern loaf of bread • baked in tins to 41b. ISioz. that is ounces More than is allowed for the bread baked upon the oven bottom, every purchaser will continue to lose two pounds upon, every peck loaf 30 baked : which is more that ten per cent.—a serious evil to :41te lower ci.asses, who are almost solely the purchasers 4i* N I) bread, .as the principal part of the househol. , tre, * 1 14 ate northern parts of the country buy their ; .0 aria have it made into bread in their own • loysess knowing the advantage they obtain by so wing.. '" T'ro'th needs not the foreign aid of °ma i thent”.....therefore, merely request you will make this public, which will oblige .A.CON3TANT EXAM& GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday iswoman of the name of lbw, was charged, before the Sitting Alderman (Sir M. BLoyAm), With exposing for sale thnie leaver Aehient in weight : one of there being two ounces, Asti the ethers one ounce each, below the standard. 210 woman in her defence stated, that she had re. ..eoived the loaves from a baker of the name Of Pow. ley, residing in Bishopsgate Without, in order to re. tail them, and was wholly ignorant Of liteteheing ;deficient in weight. The Alder Min 'obiericed; that . .thebaker, Rowley, was the real delinquent, and sorfy . •he was that from his. residing without the - Sciunds of ..the City, he was unable to punish him in the manner he deserved. He then fined the woman in 10s. for .tbe number of ounces deficient, at the rate of 2s. 41d. per ounce, at the same time 'admonishing her to be snore cautious in future respecting the bread she was. employed to retail: • ' A baker of the name of .011nornr, living on Snow-• hill, was likewise fined for exposing to sale loaves below the standard weight, at a price under the assize. The baker's journeyman endeavoured to ex• culpate his master at -his own expellee, by Wonting the deficiency in weight to own neglect or kid - vertence : but the Alderman held, that it was the master's duty to watch over the conduct bf 'his ter, vent, for which he was unquestionably responsible while he continued in his employ. • MAaLlsottouctt-sTaerr.—A female servant in the employ of Mr. Owen, of Mount-street, was Charged with fobbing her master of a re?.o note, under the Allowing circumstances: The prosecutor is a widower, and the prisoner was his confidential servant. The former had deposited three notes of 029 each in hiS desk in his bed-room, and, on searching on Wednes day, one of the notes was missing. Suspicion fell upon the prisoner, who was the only person who hard. access to his room, and a constable was sent for to take her into custody.. Several small notes were found about, and it was discovered she had etanged luta(' note ,' and that part of the notes found:upon her, were given her in changed She was remanded for another examination. . • • : • • Mr..MATTSON, •of Argyle-itivet , Wei • storiped by . two fellows on Sunday sight, whilst returnintb.re„ in his chaise from 'Ashford, near the entrance into $e high road . on Hounslow-heath. They Were irmed With hludgeons, and obtained about 03, which for tunately was 41 Mr. M. had in his pocket. • Wednesday .eventng, As st journeyman carpenter o f the name of Whitakerpresiding in Paul -street, Shore, ditch. was refusing from Newington, he was knock ' ed; down in the, fields leading from the Mite 144 Mills liciatto, rrin. fellows, who rifted his po • of and about . 4d. in copper. • ' 7 • 'her eitonif h. 13kOhlAh01makit of **ebb OthCers obis public tomes, Atli; see; . _ the MIS . 4 4- 4.urrretutaea of Marshall at ,tatice4 to. three mop hi 11o:boort nett proceeded to the *riga of gins. 4ll , Askinitislias dlflitrie; alias 2),rie, who was --ton.: fitted miF and wounding Mr. Warner, of Aideer, and sentenced to seven 'yeti& transportation !beyond seas. • . • 41fritunder 414Kerrei, Master of the Schooner Jinni% of Glenarm, and .Edoefd Ciicht" mate of the said vessel; were accused of rape; Crichton failing to iv , pear, sentence of fogitatton was pronounced against him. The trial - proce eded aktinst M•Keeiter, and the Jury found - the-crime of tape libtlled thitlirdltedi.. :But they, bt a great plurality of voices, &mid biin tgailty of an assault with intent of collimating a rape, whereupon .a., ; setitenct of iranspOrtition -beyond seas for seven years was peOtiOnncedagaitisailms toedidb... Eivt, iftt ski forts, a- dons, &C. %as tel boast the cure ens less than SC,rino "dolt* An nually, many of whom kayo bean ifilittedfrum 10 to go Om: The early synt gloms q f Goitbritcsa and C,hancre are cured* k few says by Mr. Itleiman's superior and clgeititius made cured* treatment, And that ifritikness and derangement of the generatltY' ~,tans wlikk impatrthe dmstitudon, mitt Morten fife, iril ,atoml6C:Cartilly mooted than on any other pap. Mr. Kiernan May .be consulted as usull,_ by elther . eeti at Ms Iptlaate house, Magi; Lovier thadOite-street, Bedford-44, where Lotto ' s from Tdorki And Citunity to be allressed,sdli 1111 . necessary albite sai4 Meditine s4lll b itita sent to alay tart of the kin4eirP , r . . . : --- • - NARKAI'S. . . . . • _AMY hu reiscibla rere crN4tuht Aisr:eirYi bet the antfish. d, *a u • aTtate he 10;. Mos gi4iset irbsw ail visited ihir-e0441i of:Saila &Ter, n r int 104. *l4 math:AIWA Yirisluee dr.k.'t of the visswatlutt, ..Actldatts 44itinOng he kintt: tffect. A nator 4 l tram of rya titki4:4!.t.tk Olth • hal 'Wn `TEN I'7OM Atoleßune Ono p t Appetite load' diner 4 lemur the 44eame everLday isfeitc ip ai ,ivuch as clua.A of.* so!;:nai isersaiWKl . of' ddife 6ttir xvit *hill ill ate* fraproike,* tdwatakr; 136 i Se Ny1'0011444 roll an t 3, §9 ll i ) l 4 arrii I daeollie in.boditi largest, CC duty Anr.ludal. ". • CAS/ Si. • RiAii Ihrirms, YOU CAINOT it _ -- --- -- g• . . A JiC4PTie. .. • ... • R. JO A N AIELLi No. 2, York.sirese, M at friars'-ruad, 4litta servant to Mews. tiodeaa, Ben !find to. Olfinen, Upper Thames-street, had a calk frti Wail • Wet est Ilia Stitt,' Aprii 4, tin Si irlitch retiffeikff firm dielpible 4 •'berria, raid hi SOBed td Mk. Aitiet Ciiteet;* It 11114 , 14 a. , *lto reeirturnetaded.7 si ?hist 9..: *hick *ak WS& egrevisli dfreetiim fdr riiie trit on , without success. Was the* ilituoletT • edetiMr.tirnte;lll4( lee, Rt. latargated.bAl; Bordtigb, ni Stifle, Dispensity; and attended there•regularlylot theft itibetbc iSPAII:i out ter-tiring any benefit : was pert admitted into St Thartilill 11 , . flospilal, on crutches, !ill Was iminedlafely or.lereti tubed, sehtri n — firt ASNYJSLEGANCE COMBINF.D. he condoned Mar Monad. wafer the T-"re of Mi. Surgeon gi; Under shit illustrious Pistronege of Ade. tloyal nightie-tees the ; . jun. who diligently riltilided'hitif; and Ido btli...re" drat he ill Princess of Nfirales and , Duke a &soca, ,his . Ermellency the which was postible for a Practitioner ~f the old seeceff to it;ieni: • - Spanish Ainhatisat 9 4 V.nd many Farrillire of ,Ligls bistinetiOaa• pldh, but without the Packet reuniting any relief, being se tar MACASSAR biL,''FOR 'THE H.klit. : , L ___.,_ rounded Pith earedide, and cdutrattions, as to be intapahlt St proudly rieoimpentled on the wiksis 0 .1 walking haste Oh urbifids, at dime tint* attended with esiltiti; `'THl S tenth and expetienceiand the usidt respectable testimonials p ain; yet ha disgrace Can attach to this Gentkman, this sold Pa: Oil is It posiestet propertiet of the matt &übrious nature forrtkori.nd dent laving passed through the hands . Of Mr . A; C. Phu is tut: the Hair, where it bat been bald for TOM, priperies it ftok thiubtedly tbe best Cuttihg rdrgeon in London. 'idling off or talfisidg grey to *elated period of life; produtes A fee etutriill aftire this, Ml. Bell fleeing infilrinedblinset ie.: Oa the treitges a most - beautiful gloss, seen, and Cali. specting the Cise (e S) of bis neighbour, Sir. Llowling; was Aril This Oil is infinitely efficacious In renovating Children's Hall's to Mr. Guest's not thee being capable of walking alder; eil promotes the growth of Whiskers, Eye-brnws; /cc.; iii fine, it 11' & tu te es , with gee knee and a n de . s a ennttn;tedi that seire i n i ten , pre-eminent for renovating the liumszi Hair, and rendering it lemon wh.i happened to be there at dig dine dll Believe; frith Italy elegant and beautiful. . Gueat, that these joints %Lem both ossified, but fornid theta; • Pet-general utility is incloSed a Trealige on the Impr3trimellt of easier agreeably disaprointed, tof in bar hour he coulij.fflov the Human Hair, gitine a fUll deteriptian of the virtues of the them a little, and walked home on cnrches, *about any illat! Oil, with testimonials froits persons of diskidguithed oensiderathm• assistance, his paths beiiig cornett:ft ly rthevud; and he wai.ficsit 'This interesting Book anti the 011 is a Vade Mecutis for entity red to take exercise; even at the expend o' a little punt. lit ter • Family throughout the *chid . ; it is included with rid' Bottle 0 days he l e ft off one coach; in three weeks I.e declined the the ti .the Wrapper. -Prite 9s. 64.10 s 6d. and £l.ls. per bottle ;odd both; and walked with a sick; at the end iir s e ten wseki %al wholesale and retail be the Proprietors, Rai/lend and Sdn, KithY-• complete:y cured, being quite uprieit, i.id enable,] t 1 runt a: street, Hatton-Carded, I.cindon; add; by their appointment, by usual.-. Witness the Bddks atibe dupetisary, the Books i tf.l l Messrs. Hendr4s, Perfprners to her Majetty,Taehbonle-c met: Nevin!, John Bell, aid a thousand .tith.re I. the Pail% a Bailey and-Blew. Cockspuf-iti*el ; Smyth, 117, New *tad- Christchurch, her he reddek , ....... . 1 , street ; sad by all wholeiale and retail Perfumers and Medicine - ((Mgt. rj, in imago Paper.) Venders in London, and in every Town throughout the umpire ; - --z--.-. :' '-'" ' ggp. Caution—To prevent impositieu,please to ask for Rd* • lli ' land's Macassar Oil, and. observe the signature on the outside laid, hi red-lisit,"'A Resilandand Son;!, .. ' A .E.IiSRS. GOSS and Co. as fewalarly etini:ittlA .4.111. Surgeons of Linohitt, have noilutotedy deellieg,theit ettre% .., • - lion for these last 17 years to tlfe trudy of those illaittifia. itl.tch " 7 - t • WHOLIS()ME AND ORNAME,NTAti. blessing, matrimonial 1 . -I;.iity. The numeritus a spEci: iota th• k Ekt 3 ERIENCE HAS MADE THOUSANDS WISE. hav e hitherto received from persatia of the fi rst dissinctioe; avid BA LDNESS or GREY HAIRS win not be seen. the uniform success a tending their superior !stale of treating* Those who have good hair do not know the value of it till in Stith elStholaints, Indio,: tlidth thtts publicly to offer their eh is[: tlik bete the Misfortune to lose it, or turn Grey—that was too mice. In all Cates of dele•ity or de fi dency, se hrther re-ulthig Neint often the Cam of late. Several lakftes and Gentkmei who had the too frequency of 'path/Spat tig In the 'Atka of a fliklefriable need Prince's Russia Oil fur years, and from the use of that aloes life, the unbounded indulgeute of libeitinisni, Sr !secret, sol.tarfa not a hair fell off, or turned grey ; but, being persuaded by :heir and destnictive habit, which weakens the inergy of the mindiand hair-dresser to use other Oils that are advertised, they soon found destroys the &titer of youth,by producing sterility in the ode lust the difference—their hair fed off, or turned grey, have deflated and inipotenee in the other, they (Irma ss'e .ist permanent nen •ttsey will gm no other thin Prince's Retina Oh in (untie. It is To those who, from shed entuplainta are pe•Sneeted entering hod proved the best and wholesome,' preparation in the intense far the marriage state, and ashamed torseek relief, brood teed the* moistening the hair, when dressing real or false hair. and is to infirmities in silence, it mast be consoling to knew, howeber daft: great a nourisher, if used constant, never a hair will fall off or cult or ineff.ctual the cure may he deemed by other practitioitert; tarn grey; In short, where there is hair by.natvre, and it has that, by a renovating and infallible meth:id:they may be resulted got thin of bald, by using the Kuala Oil rcgtilarly, you may to a sound and eigorots coostittokm. A rertan thunder frea rely on its being restored. guiltily contracted in a moment of indiscr.tuth, and een'y siietht Thousands of Gentlemen flat were bald, hate di•cbred, after of Venereal Infection, fiy`a mil and. never-failing Mode or treks. using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald plates ment, is speedily ittl radically reinnied, without restraint in dita became covered with hair; give it a fair trial by usieg It regu- or exeltite, as also Strictures of the Uhrtlira w,l Otters which . kelt lady, as it cannot have the e ff ect if only applied at intervals. It are enabled to cure in a short period, entbotst recourse to Ili pthniptes eye brows, whither*, and will prelient 'Whiskers turning painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which Eall reddish or grey. It is used' by the Royal Fimily, and by Ladies be given to seeenil Gentlemen of high rispectability, 'whe title turd Gentlemen of distinction. Ladies will find, *heir dressing been cured in a very short period, after having laisat t r i d r ifat t with this Oil either real or false Plait, that k keeps the natural stfictures for many years. To married Mules, wh. se expet glom. and no etercise whatever wail bring it out of curl the tat ions of those tender pledge sat connubial happiness have heel whole day. defeated, it may also be . a cleasirg tedrettati so knows th at by it Several °Meth in the Army and Navy; alit) others that have groptr perseverance in thin . remedies the general health is rerun used the Russia Oil for dressing the 4 hair when abroad, where vat d, and the impediments removed. there have been feters and tither diseases, have remarked they Messrs. Goss and Cu. itch:eve], professing the c't i 4 &ted twee remained in pektect health; also several Ladies that had particular compla.nts, in or.!er o.at they may inn be marked 6f been albject to the head ache for years, have declared since they a mistaken few with the obloquy so itl-tly attached so rla, SOna used the ittiss*a Oil for their hair, have been relived. The Pro- rant empiric, think it hut jiwite to diemteives to state that t$ prietor is certain the aromatic ingredients his Russia Oil Is pro lithe belth prope!l' ndiltated 'tad iiiiirated into every bnattlt or pared with, thighs prevent catching diseases, at ft is well knowto the profession (certificates of which from dfiletent 'napkin , ' 4 -3 in unhealthy climates subject to fevers, by the external bac .of testilnollial& from she most eminent Ph7sieli", th 4 hive tiatie; aromatic Oils, escape the worst diseases: Theft are etany simple vince any ingtfrer,) that the success resulting troop their enttetz articles that have been thought lit.ie of, but when ;red, are yours first induced them to alit the practice of the general ptar.*- found of great benefit. / :Intoner, and they pre time that their pretensions c.institutett taf tai.' . • Also' persons who west false hair aught to one no other but . ground for the ustpreesdenfid cot:fide:lce with lik:cli they hive Prince's Ruesia Oil, as it is not wilyalie best lee dressing, as it by the Puldic keen so bled-ally !Immured. . does not clog the hair, See. but also lireeetits catching disea , es. ' Patients In the countsy ale reqUeeted to state ti e parstEnlatir It le no wonder persons who *ear falsehair, are*ofuoi afflicted of their case, age, and manner or heing, erclnsing a Batt!-mute With the headambe, &es as no permit that . wears false hair knows for advice and medicines, and tilt same will be f3twarded '0 any *hat subject it may be taken front, . - part of thek.ngento •Itis no wonder that the Proprie•or has so tuanr . fortign ore GOSS and Co . Surgeons,4 3, Bonfefiottreet, fleet stn *is der., as well as from persons going abroad: East Moira took out --- 7 --- Eb ----- 4. 1 : - —• ------- ----- ailth.CUrt.it IF. and Ca Surgeons, late ii hil a quantity to India; also his Serene Hightiest the Dyke of Or , M leans,at Palehno, in /icily, hail senr often for a dozen large hot-. Majthty's Service, cl.aileuse the inane world to penve a i single instance where their hlialiCnie and niettahl of cure et& del, payable at Messrs. Courts and Co. Bankers; Strand. Baldwin, the Consul in Egypt, recommends Oils as a pfeeers ' fai l ed o f the deSired e ff eet• "Che practice of mills. ran In the vative against contagious diseases. In at the medical pidnicaa particular and; of chair prthessian has not given rue to oaf dons, Aromatic Oils are particularly recommended as a preven- unsuccessful case. -. They continue to diteet their studies to the hatahnent led eat Utile, and in Malta has been generally . meonintended by out- .. ward application. . ~..• . . ter Prinee'F. Atom atie of Venereal COreplaints, and that derangement or the ;Ismai l &In America, a great &Phis been net which Is the consequ race el the per:nth:no and wastefut effects of g habit long midmost unhappily pursued by the youths of both *tri s Russia Oil, but through the great demand mine villeins have in the one It wittier Ninth° be the aniallinfr solace at liattett thitte counterfeited. Sorry to say, that there are some 'Ohio, .in this country trying to countetreit this valuable article. An new; iii other haw * kfelleaft's fatally deeel( T ed eel t b emli t a di: ti healing suite of debility, which, if upoxmely -medial, terminal% American Captain has declared, that at one time in Philadelphia,, 104nItars was poskively qffered for a genuine bottle of Prince's In Impotence. These are its remote add Aniline effect., while con: sliedden Russia OIL SeVetal eminent medical men, in London, aumptions, loss of Muscular pbwer s and various netvous ctinfataintt .use 1t themselves, as well as recommend it, only de sot like W * a satlali I' chie f :tett " the "' Het Sta g es of this " tal l eke ' Cif P ell. ' have their names made public. . I .odd the dlsorden ineldent to such a habit, t htif 'Be particular in asking for Prince's Rosati Oil. and iee that the . treatment is e and has never proved unsuccessful. in the : ernmeot stein? Is oil the cover o f eachhoatie, and no Eagle course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. b the at es. per bottle, or one bottle Cositaining four small, at Xt. its.]: mint obstirrtte And comp/Mated cases af isinereel infecfioni sat* p *acing of•lOve. ;' or six latge for sfs. duty included. Ladievand es *lnductions in the urettua, ipungy excrescences, hard ttn. Gentleman wfio constantly use the Rusks Oil, will find, by taking Emil callaav deerkaraPtions. seminal weaknisss Sleets, la law ale large bottles, it will be saving of four pounds. . , S fRiCifURES, • hold by the I:roptletot, trite', Dentist.—ObserVe, ft is not a " l a th ° i r adalt Oassf l°4 duratinei and *W I hair° balled lb° ski lordlier Pracdnoners ; are by their present improved plan of shop—exactly opposite No. 7 ; the lambert are Werner in Johth. street, Oxford -street, Landon. 1 thllatent, effectually and permanently cured, wtthout the petted bold also by Mr. Smyth, perfttmet to his Majesty; New Bond:. rebeh,... „ . ....._the excruciating pain and alarming nenittrotage Mors, Street ; Hendrie, perfumer to her Majesty, Tkhborne-streez; e''''',..,, ........ws the application of the lunar caustic. In the each, of Esrey and Blew, perfunteis to the Prince and Princess , and w Pars e x tensive Practsce in thin malroPolist numeridia tales sit Dyke and Duchess of York, Cockspur street • Harding, u 9, Pall dtnitures bale been drid ate daily milder their care, the until t 4 -Newberry, 45, St. Paters Churcloy ' ard; Dicey s Bow eradication - of width ape effected by a safe, certain, and s eSpedn h al a i rc.loyard; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; Butler., 4, Cheapside ; tines mode of practice, superior to any other yet adiontell. The Mu-ands, 56, .it. Paul's Cliorch-yard; Withers, 229, Strand; weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from die tome *WO a, I SO, Oxfordotreet ; Davison, NY, pert-street; R:,:ge, 65, plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient rent:wed to sound Olipapolds; Bolton, • *tun, Royal Exchange ; and by most Fria- mid t'gornus health. Bin where the debility la% flit years titl ark Perfumers and Medielne Venders. std, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, alike , tb' After spending thousands (which car. be proved by the Proprie. ' Stricture has been &atoned, ft hfdlspensahly rile:site to e e rie. fors of the ptincipal Newspapers) to make a valuable article known, the sltutsbering 'paths ot life, Sod to retitinsate the constitution R. mast be filhny in any one to counterfeit it: See the last Me- several Noblemen and Oentleentn, eau the first nespectsbniti dice) Act of Parliament, you will fi nd Prince's Russia Oil must have been under the care elf Manes. Currie and Cp. ' or the re . • lave a medicine stama. As security, the Proprietor tas leave of mom! of eanplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ike. and, bat''".! the Cemialisitipers *of his Majesty's Stamp Office to haCe his *received a radical and P erna:lent cure ' re q uest that rekrer" [ante, to Me, Prince ,'printed on the' Oiseerhnient Stamp, which ma y be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided an bon l* °snide of the cover of each bottle—the Conine-ricking is pertority of Mears. Curtis and Co.'s ran of treistimen. Maui • forgery ; therefore any shop-keeper or hai r -dresser selling Russia of these Ge n tiente° had Strictures runs ! tell to twipl i Y"Th Oil, under lily pretence whatever, without the British Govern. and *ere ifhder the care of Messrs. Homo aid Heaviside's . anent stamp, are impuston,and sellers of counterfeits. I and other Surgeons of equal emineace, who atteitipteft their cate As theft his been great Ottnplaints in the country they cannot by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. • get Prince's genoisseatosaga Oh, t h ere f ore , so ec t onnundete Leo . Patience is the Country are cequseted to suite the particulars. dial and Gehtlemen that reside-in the country, by enClusing ain of their case, age, anti meaner of living, eneussusg a Bank.. note Lea letter &remit to Mr, Prince, Dentist John -street, mite hie advice and medicines, and the same will be gliteaor ohfortbsthin, Lottd6n, via. ireeete,' by return Of cola, cuie hat*ltdad to any port of the Rind'n' ' 01111Iikail'brtbi OF site large hie di& Maim Currie and Co. may be consulted by either set, wi.li' Sierahatua,Captalns, end Country ShOpkeiliere i math* theft It geasta" d delicacy, twevf and banter, at Ilistrblisisi 1" Order's to any Wholesale Perfum ers , or MadicinitVendera they . ,'' „'' 4iial With in London, will receive liberal allowanute. lie owe at staler Princes Ramie Oil, *there are srantetfeht. LONDON $ Printed patetaitad rose. as I LULL KPST, Picket Place, and at the Ster-Odiee, Willek-l•r• • . • .. .... -- -rtts:_,_ Mit.olLgiii.' ' • • • - . 'fiiiiiinrSit liii4iloo• ii, ~ , •.!.% RI Last .. ,_, .....,.. - et:lttt !E , A, .'' ' to, geek4 l r •... .11 R•A ktosibirsti but ta n t :. - Attit fEerEstat it .. - ~: • . ,-. .• .• . •, • areiti: tp l os to:n:by : . *altperielit!., nn a nilturally alrutehom., . 1 P • • lon Lois air •ha 14 1 1'444 int& - tio‘e with Ildeailei and i kiti3itirelit4; I tl - &Or Olt ' ' • Ikeitiiit cif _ qs.._c___, - ...* i i . -... 4 49 of 0, 1 0 0 . Itti; tu k t r te bi4 emsi t t eei c eti debi li toto Este th ee l em ,„ am Ire* an d, lit y-bst, 14'. elie' f itba u Leig' . : ,'. h • • • clisnates, 11l will as the liwiptist cadlageonfti'ltilite Glands„ . alititlimmilOttt e • gascatl ta *". it a b e i: ' ifs luiunes of lite titise PlApmducetile Swot nattittfdets , elated stiriieture Wil e the tara. 3' . i; " 42 . 4 ; slice . loll . s-1g i ,.0: ~i llr i_ _. l-4111. .0 n L._ i __, and 6ey a; iso inn fititMiait in to it'qiiliQuo Wittig& , *alibi* bal . Piogteed'ilii , s'iliMiki iitifitnitger acr d tawa iteutwith tuvw, .1 1 1/ ‘" 8 " 7 " . : ' .!!1111 1 110by E.T.41,Wit60011; . * Pain Littlish -Vail, Likifiin; ptias assisted by uliet4tie itiePATEN lig and . tltKlng, iiltb in*. to o.bartftt Olt !mei the Double AU, 4s:611:: silo liy:itaossr, Osilaittsfaad. , in ihidr operation t: always UWE or his Miiii:lo'i Rabe*iii in' tousling thel , '..; ... - ... i.bet AIM atteoldAtAkiktAlotat: ! l , c li a a Ti co a $ ; i li ctwse Inhi *s, were krougllt to the bar. . 1 :: . terraisisozklivßarial titehowas the ilf*** aoi' YOWL .- * i t h e t i kkk . IQ t e e f e di t h . n agat e botantioas. *antral.. wliairoies 144 Web exaMined Pe And . tart of Lettrltti. c o t ii s kis. miaow *wit titimseutett . tray, learned Judge summed. ep the • eifidencei Hat. ea J. Balio A cit.* S aid ',wimp's "E• bdmaxir COI. H. Clements; M. Pe 3 12.-_: • • • S o b 1 larpretutnea a ittxdict of Guilty !in the case - hilp.i,st•povita.P.. captain' r, nay. ... , . 1 .7 4 ! . . 1 .___ L , t ""P li ,.._frJ a ,t) • 3 0 .. 1 • Marshall and James Dickle, *lib were ten- ' tntosim—mr.torman t 1 . titaotitoye. cottiv,4ndan. rt i llr u il i tYr e ' g ;: c 7;° 14 7 e' k three i4cigiobs imprisentlient. . HIS IIiSTITU I Ni*Wished far.the c icjU- -.., -;.....1-.1 .- .tst .4.4fti AI .t..i... I _ - bl v * Tt eitr !‘ ne . and Ci r e 6r9 O l i rtit E'l l ' 11.1 aS Ee ' titlES'l'dirlAU • r•A el --1.- . NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MAitlEtt. Beaf,per wade r 44 04 to is Ed: Veal 4s 441- to Es id Mutton s• . 4s tkt bis 4d. Pork 6* 4sl to 7s 44 ,1.410 4 4s. to 6s. 4d. plyva It HAY AND STRAW% T. asset's. WHlTsenerkL. Hay -Ips..to IL 51. Od. Hay 41. 4s. tb 51. 5s Straw 1L• fa, to 11. 16i. 6d. Clover 61. 6s. to 71. .7s Straw 11. 14s. to tu. is PRICE OP MPS IN THE BOROUGH MAR/CET. ' BfP• Pockets. • • 51 .84 to 81 lOs K ent El •os to 111 148 51 Os to 61 6s Sussex El Os its •91 Os 61 Os to 81 Os Farnham 121 Os td 161 09 • RAW HIDES. • Best. Heifers .and Steers (per Ordinal., 28 ed. to 2s. 411. • shoe) Ss. 4d. to Ss. I Market Calf 18s. Od. each. Middlings, 2s. ad.. to Bs. •od. I Erg. Horse 149.0 d. to 162.0 d. Sheasilegi; 214. to 36d.—Lamb ~tins 244 t o goy Kent Susses Essex _ . . PRICE OF TALLOW. ~ . . St. Time* Market Ss 64 Town Tallow 96s 6d Clare Marker Os bd Yellow nitwit - 93. 04 Whitechapel Market fis 74 White ditto 09s WI per stout of sib. -- -Soap ditto 98* Od 1i s 8d Melting NMI' 023 Oil Avenge ss 7& Ditto rough 60s Od to 099 Yedolv Soap 1112s—Mottled, 114s—Curd, 118*—Paim SO& Price of Candles'per dozen. 14s. 6d—MOulds. 16s 04'. - PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADEDII-IALL Pdiiillltlrs Butts 24d 27d Coif Skins - Ad spff Dia, 274 284 Ditto -0 40411 Merchants' Backs Se id 24d Ditto. 404 4 Dressing Hides 214 d 22 Sidill Seas Sad ' d Fine Coach Hides 220 84d Large ditto, per dor. 12ns toils' Crop Hides for cot. 2sid 26d Tannedliorsr Hides 21 Wets Ditto ft tio 60 lb* 2341 254 Goat Skins 11 e 1111 e, iftiaibas, Sept. 23.—Wheat per load Xl9 10s to £29,10e Barley, per quarter 485. to 54., Oats 325. to 493. Beans 575. to 611 s. New ditto OM. to 00s. Rye 48s. to 81s. P . b2s Ow tb 645. Oxy ORD, SEPT. 18 ..--Whest, per bushel, Ils. 4f d. Price of the Halt. Peck Loaf, as: jal. Quattern Loaf, IS; op. . , BAMIDURT, Sept. 93.--Whoat tOs Od to Its dd. Beane 7i.,04. tep as. ed. Vetches, 14* to 16$ per busk 4 Barley ass: to Sos. Oats 40$. to 48$. per quitter. Bread 2s. 3d. the belt peck. Asaroa a j St PT. 21.1.-.-BEEC 13$ Od to 15s. 6d ' per KOPP.— Mutton, Aoato6s Od per stone. least; 380.—S6eep sad Laptbs 656—Pigs 35—‘Calves it. COM* 01 JoicHANGE. Ausetefditti, so • S U ?derma, 125 Pense per bo. Ditto at sight, 99 4 . 1 -setOrn t 68 Rotterdam, e. f. 9 :U genoa, *54 • Hamburgli; St I' ' Venice, n. C. 5! Lit. Plecole Altona ' 96 .t • 4f U effeettle per/. stn. . Paris idari da.lt OS Liv. Naples, 49 Ditto, 2 Us. 19 0 I.iaboo, Bourdeaux, do. 19• .0 Oporto, 79 • Masb4d, Elket. Dublin, • S Cadiz, SO Effect/ Cork, 5 itio Janeiro 78, 'Matta se, Gibraltar 454. • PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Cots aBO. os. 0011: per oa. Foreign Gold•in Bars a £o' Os. Od. . New Dollars - . . £0 6s. 11d. per es. H im poublool;s, £0 Os. 04: Sliver in bars per Os o*. . . ._ ._ . . __ BIRTHS. .• . . The 24th July, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Lady of Rithird Henry Bonnycastle, Esq. Royal 'Engineers, of a son. :At. Gunton, Lady Charlotte Hope, of a daughtet MARRItD. Oh the l sth instant, at Eletet, the Rev. Thomas Gtinfield of Trinity CJllege, 'Cambridge, to Miss Barbel% niece to Joseph Foster Barham, Esq. M.P. DIED. Sept. 14, at Marlborough, on kis way to Bath, W. Parry, Esq. litany ytars a. Supercargo in the service of the Hon. East India Cempany at Canton. • Sept. 15 4 at Pottinitnath, aged IS, I. Wilson Watdell, Mid ildpnian, of his Majesty's ship Medway. Lately, at Mlchiehtow, Cornwall, the servant of Mr;Martin, farmer, of that place. He was found dead, sitting on a Stool in a held, and is supposed to have died in the act of milking a cow. Monday sennight, Patrick Sallivau, a brogue-sinker, resident in Tralee, on his return from the Rate•conse went into the 4411, to bathe and way instantlydrowned. Thufiday-se'nntght, Mr, Edwards's Cliass-bottae,Sallytha. carrel, of excessive drinking, Mr. Henry Doherty, a clerk itiihat concern. The deceaxed was about 47 yea rs.of age, welt ternaerly in respectable circumstances, as a liven-draper . InLlsburti ; ind subsequently bobgbt 'linen - a on commission in and about the • county of Armagh.. HIGH WATER AT LOiSON 'MOS TA.MOStitovi: ..... • 1? WORM alter S' ARerni55a.....«,.......«....«.« S l WagNiCalkilr' - - • ctitoiNt following MEDICINES eau *oilif tie p!'tlr .ii e d genuine of E. EDWARDS, 46* St. Panl i stikurchard Mars Balsam of 14eney 3 4 Juniper liss. Peplum. 111 Essence of Weturdoek S 6 Roebe's Embrocation 4 0 liallarn's Bilious Pill* a 9 Itobberds's Cough Deope 1I g ;Ww e r Jesuits Drop* * D *Juniper Ems Pennyroyal I.l#, hfan/ialPs Ctrate 141 "Speedhrtan's Pills Iro 'Cideth's Cones Drays . 941 ' eSpilsbury's Drape '44 • 7 / 1 1.44ftei Tooth Pews*. 4141 - •Gssetiougtes Lomat* • 1 1 C 9 rnweirsOiientaleetelilil San" Pill 1 IfTdowV7olch'sPlih IV _ Salt of Lamas • 1 ;Kneel's-Pith ' *it ingteton's Eye olnt. 40 Vasole Vegetable Pee • 4' •Godield's Eslutili 14 0 Newton's Tooth %mdse s.l i'lleratfs Mesas& 99 -• aturch's Pectoral raw a.l . °Hoopes's Qilts.• • ' lO4 Viralsts's Antipertunie 9 ,Eassinte.of Spruce rr Colttibot .11 11 gtratelble Ink • 1 .Ataboria Lotion • 46. .•biesties Dire* Viesperellpeelfteltenielf *. Cheltenham Lake The ;bow, (those witlilhe NV i n iserted' 4411 Witt fin a4drosi. of E. Edwards, 64, St. Paul's, on the stansa where also 111 alf Do .had every other Patent and Pub& Mediator. Lebera , allowsitte to Mitch** owl Maio*