Star. — London, England, 1812-03-03 00:00:00

IP ~~~ . . , .. . Ari I I'AL APIVIgnifBNTS. - • f Captain Bell i of the Musquitoi tad Capt. Robert Matinsell, to *he rank of Post Captaias. titers. ionithan Christian, Robert Rama!, Chivies Hewitt, and Stewart Blacker, to the rank of commander. The following Naval Promotions have taken place between the at July, and 31s; December, 181 1 :- • f . 'ontinande6 trrhe l'.lit Captaios.—Thomas Tudor Tucker, Hawker, Henry Bourchi 1., John Strurt Peyton, Gardiner Henry Colon, Robert \V..O Festing, Peter John Douglas ' Hoary - Doys, Wiliam Hamilton, .14111C3 Tillard, and Edward Stopford. Lieirenants to he Commanders.—tio,thes D'Aeth, William Kelly (9.4), Samuel Myth, Henry Drury. Sir Witham Saltoisstall Wiseman, Bart. Charles sinew, loloi William Andrew. Ruben POP lt, John (ledge, John Baldwin. John Boss, Christopher Crack- whorls Askew, Benedictus M. Kelly, Charlei Squire,John Ceitiphell, mot 'Thomas Callis Munn. , Midshipmen to be Lieutenants—Robt. M. Wooeleff, Wm. S• 'Revs, Henry Sneigrove, Rohe. Cock, Thos. Pukernell. James kdgecomb, John Drake, Wm. lutes Pocock, John Taylor Ut. 1 ley, Bell Rolu. Owen, John Illingworth, James Thompson, Ed. Handfleld, Charles B. Louis, George F. Bridges, Robt. Sutton, Hesston Stewart, Thos. Boardmati, Edward B. Addis, James Burton, John Wilkiiiiont Henry Parry, Thos. Busl.by. Stephen Butcher, Fred. Lloyd, George Castle, Charles Harris, Geo. Smi theri, John Dawson, John bori c , Wm. A PLeod, 'Wm. Giekie, Henry Dundas Perron, Henry Sheridan, John Smith (9:h), Ro bert Kitlgttun, Geo. Pearson, David Cooke, Alex. Miller, Francis ' I.e Home, John Flinn, John Henderson tdd), Fred. B. Neve, Roger I'l4l, Geo. Dad, \Vin. Moresby, Francis Maxwell, John Hall, Robt. Hunter, fired. Izla le, Henry Warde, Thos. Rawlins, Geo. Anderson, Lotus l.owcay, Robe. Rose Webb, (leo. For teseue, Woo. Patty, E F. Stanhope. A. IL Valpy, C. F. Turner, T. Kirby, T. IL'llitimas, A. Martin, I. Middleton, W. Ft. Barr, • W. Lanedon. I. A Blow, 0. Chcpmell, R. S. Bayly, lik, Johns- Sone, W. U. liateksinite, 1. Bendysk, C. A. Baker, E. A Emery, G. Parker's, I. Evans, A. Flintoff, B. Dutton, 1.. Burn, R. 11. Reed, W. Ch triton, T. Mitchell (24), G. Built r (9d), A. Balfour, A. F. Calder, W. E. Curlewis, C. W. Smith, W. Snell, W.Syfrett, IC Purer'', W. Adams (2d) F. J. Pickmori, I. Rogers (2d), R. Cnistlaud, I. Simpson (4th). W. P. Furze, T : Blasidford (241),Ht Jlaynetn, and kieltty Stanhope. Captain Isultney Malcolm, to the San Josef, as Captain of the Channel Fl. et. Captain 'l'. G. Shortland, to the Royal Oak. Captain Sir M. Seymour, Bart. to tbefiannibaL • Capin Pyre, to the Niemen. Captain G Yard, to the Sbeldrake. • (Captain the Hou. J. A. Maude to the Nematis. Captain Grove, to the Prince Frederick. Ceptaki fames Tomkieson, to the Mi•a l uito. Captain Thomas Alexantl?r, to the Devastation. Captain Thomas Parker, to the Sarpedon. Captain N. Thompson, to the Bombay., Captain Fellowes, to the Fawn. Lieutenants Andrew Mint, George Stewart, George Argles, Sal 'I hotnas Willants (2) to the Duacan. Lieutenant T. Levell, to the Osprey. Lieutenant Sir J. G. Sinclaire, Bart. to the Diana. Lieutenants Kircley and J. G. Harrington, to the ()CCM. lieutenant Thomas Stone, to the Ja,syer. lieutenant Ralph Borough, to the Norga. I kutrnant George Morrison, to the Cherokee. Lieutenants John Young and R. Vidal, to the Asia. .l.ieutenant Burchill, to the Hannibal. Lieutenants M. M. Wroot and Betty, to the Zephyr. Lit utenant Thew, to the Orion. Lievemant Faussett, to the Plantagenet. , Lieutenant Pascoe, to the Daring. : - Lieutena! t Jones, to thei Cressy. s' Lieitenaitt Pearl, to the Comet. Licoterant Jackson, to the Valiant. _ Mr. Hatfield, Master, to the Rosamond. Mr. D. Welsh, .to be Lieutenant of the Saone. hit. Purdie, Surgeon of the Abercrombie, to the settlement! Of Sierra Leone. Mr. Henry, Stu-gems, to the Abercrombie. • Mr. H'orewood, St.rgeon, to the Ponione. Mr. John Duke, Surgeon, to the Rosamond. Mr. John Bones, Purser, from the Saracen, to the Theis. Mr. F. 'Beatty, Purser, from the Conqueror, to the London. • Mr. Goddard, Punter, from the Excellent to the Trafalgar. Mr. John Shea, Purser, Com the "1 hunderer to the Russell. Mr. G. Dehus, Purser, to the Detweut. Mr. Wm. Willis, Purser, from the Hydra to the Thunderer. Mr. Roht.S.Sutton, Purser, from the Success to the Vanguard. Mr. John Penvllk, Purser, from the Hercules to the Cornwall. • . - Mr. Goble, to be Secretary to Admiral Dixon. Rev. Chatles Burne, to be Chaylain of the Tesaeraire. - MELANCITOLY CATASTROPIit....--When the Bath Coach, which left town on Tuesday night, arrived at Chippenham on the succeeding morning, the people! 10 the inn were su,prised at seeing three outside pas angers lying in a state of. apparent insensibility, bin their surprize was-converted into horror, when they perceived, on a nearer approach, that vitality had /been actually extinct in two of them for some time, .the bodits being perfectly cold. The third, a soldier,. had mane faint signs of animation left, and the perse iverig and active humanity rf the spectators, aidid by medical skill, for a time flattered their anxious: wishqs with a prospect of permanent success—as the ;latent spark of life was so far rekindled that he took 'some refreshment and was put to bed ; but Nature was too far exhausted to render these hopes of .any -king duration, and he.expired the following morn- Ang. From some papers found in the pockets of one of them, ba proved to be a journeyman pewterer,i fr , an London; who being afflicted with a •contrac tion in his wrists had obtained an order for admission into the Bath Hospital, for the benefit of the waters, 'and was going down for that pur?ose. Our readers 'will recollect that on that fatal night it rained both • violently and incessantly, and to the cold added to the drenched state of their garments, the fatal catas.i trophe was daubtless cuing. We must add, to the credit of the pl.tce. that the bodies were deiently in terred, attended 4,0 the grave by nearly the whole of the itlabitaras . ; and that to the widow of the pew tercr, the only one whose relativetvare known, they behaved with the kindest attention, and administer ed every consolation her unfortunate situation would admit. On the night of the 21st tilt. the inhabitants of Tregony were alarmed by a fire in the house of Mr. "Nicholls, draper, which had made such progres be qore it Was discovered that the inmates had hardly ' time to escape destruction. In two hours after its dtsca'vqy, the whole premises were a heap of ruins. The dwelling-hruse ( : 11 the eastern side of Mr. Ni.2 4i41%.'s was also burnt. :On the 22,d ult. a fire broke out ia the premises of 14e 1-licks,Gndsill's lane, Cork, which consumed the same, but was prevented from spreading. Saturday night, the driver of a coal.waggon riding I %• onthe middle hone, in Fleet -street, by some acct-1 dent fell off, and was run over by one cf the wheels, e. • ley which ore of ilk legs was fractured in a shocking • t anner. A tonged check for £430, was presented on Satur day at an eminent Banker's in the City, purporting . to be drawn by-Messrs. F. anal A Ba . :ky, o the Stock Exchange ; but the drawer, Unfortunately for the success of his project, not being 'aviare that these Gentlemen uniformly sign their checks in-red ink; the • forgery was immediately detected, aud a ticket ports Its* pritfcNcd• Accaiitea , • dat SPORTING INTELLIGEN6E. KINGSTON, (JAMAICA) JANUARY 111. Saturday afternoon, a match for Ten Doub!oons, p.p. weight for age, one mile, was run on the Race Course near_this City. Lieut. Colonel Graves's b. in. Parasol - 1 Mr. Fook's b. In Eclipse, 5 yrs. old - " - 3 This morning another Race of 1 i mile heat, for Ten Doubloon! p.p. carrying 9st. each, took place. Lieut. Colonel Graves's bl h. Rockingham Mr. Foote's bay h. Eclipse - 'lids race afforded good sport. ISLA DE I.EON RACES, JAN. 21, 1812. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 dollars each, for Spanish Horses 1 of all ages, rode by Gentlemen—l-mile heat. I.d. Saltoun's b. h. Bolus - - - 1 Capt. Birch's (R. A.) g. h. Redoubt - - 2 Mr. Hurchinson's (1d F. G.) b. h. Tel•.!raph - 3 Mr. O'Connor's (16th Rest.) b. h. Sir H. Longlegs 4 Mr. l'essor's (R. A.) b. h. Calissa - - 5 Good races between Bolus and Redoubt—betting in favour of Redoubt. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 dollars each, for Spanish Horses of all ages, rode by Gentlemen-1-mile heat. Mr. Lindsay's (3d Ft G.)1)1.11. Russian - 1 Capt. Reeves's (3d F. G.) hl. h. Dandy - - 2 _ ... . . _ . .. . .. . 2 Ld. C. Fitzroy's (9tl F. 6.) hl h. Ratinn Won easy by Russian. A Matcb for 100 Dollars. Capt. Birch's (R. A.) g. It. Redoubt Mr. Hutchinson's (3d F. G.) Turk Won easy by Redoubt. A Match for 150 Dollars.-2-mik heat. Lord Saltoun's Bolus Mr. Hutchinson's Telegraph A very good race. A Handicap Sweepstakes, of three Milan each, for Spanish Asses, of all age., rod:, by Gentlemen. Mr. Hambley's (R. N.) Helms-tolee. • Mr. allscit's (R. A.) Fuze Mr. Desburough's (341 Foot Guard.) Sla.her Captain Yatts's (47th Regiment) Cocktail Mr. Mainwaring's (R. A) Darby Mr. Pestor's (R. A.) Long Nine • Mr. lirydges's (R. A.) 11•nsb Mr. At rkst's (R. A.) Field Piece • Mt. Wilkinson's (R. H. 1.) Driver Mr. Cochrane's (95th Regt,) Adjutant - Mr. Lindsay's (341 Foot Guartb4) Melchiseslec Mr. Perrott. s Balsam Mr. Orrell's (95th Regt.) Roger • Mr. U'Connor'a Otitis liege.) Pickaxe .44 Lord C. FITTROY, sd F. G. Steward., /Captain BlitCH, R. A. Clerk of the Course, Mr. BRY DOES. . . 1 . 2 FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH. AN IN-DOOR MORNING Da ess.—A petticoat and tunic of fine jaconot muslin, bordered at its several terminations with needle work, lace, heading, or small tucks; made high in the neck, with a fan frill, and full plaited bishop's sleeves. A Spanish n'ght-cap, formed of lace, and white satin or muslin, tastefully decorated with pink ribbon, and a simple flower placed on the left side; the hair divided so as to disc Ner much of the furehea.l and disposed on waved curls on each side. A pink si.k handker chief tied negligently round the throat in front. Spanish slippers of French kid, and gloves of pale tan colour. •EVENITCTO FULL Da ass.—A round robe of white imperial crave, or gossamer net, worn over white satin; short Spanish pointed sleeves, caught up in the centre of the ar:n with pearls or white heads; wide stomacher of the same, finished with pen. dent drops Au each side; a narrow vandyke trimming at the Ave of the bosom in, front; the back and shoulders finished with la row of white beads. A Circassian turban of gold spotted muslin or tissue, embellished on the left s'cle with bows and ends of white ribbon. Hair divided irreguLrly on the forehead, and in curls ou each stile. Necklace and ear-rings of brilliant!, or two rows of pearls, with a drop in the centre ; bracelets es Juile. White satin slippers, with gold buttons or clap. breech kid gloves, below the elbow. Fan of calved ivory or gold span: , led crepe. A small bouquet placed entirely at the left coiner of the bosom.—.4ker.natra's Rciaritwy. Pelisses, though they ever will serve for the promenade, are now, from the mildness of the weather, in which Spring evinces its approach, genraily thrown open ; and a new article, the short Indian coat, seems to be very prevalent amongst our elegantes ; I it generally of fawn colour, and made of fine Merino cloth, richly embroidered with s:fk of the same colour, down the front and seams, and the bust is ornamented A -I.A-Nll r A tar . Some of th.ee coats are made in the form of the Sicilian tunic, open bcfore, and are worn with a large Chinese bar, of pale brown beaver, entirely plain, The peasant's mantle of tine cloth of a drab colour, with the elope of the .mck formed only of a few plaits, fastened down with a cordon and button, and the corners of the mantle simply rounded, are much worn by those ladies who affect a simplicity in their morning attire: we have alio observed a few spensers; and over these is thrown, In elegant drapery, a long Indian shawl of the scarf kind, the colour of the palest Ceylon ruby, the ends enriched by a variegated border: this la a beautiful article ford d4ini-raison costume, and is suited totvery age. The Ciudad Rodrigo cap of crimson velvet, trimmed with gold lace, and pelisse or spenser of the same, Lave appeared on e feel/ ladies vat() are s cldum seen in the streets of the metropolis. without a carriage. Coloured crapes over white satin are mush worn on an even ing. Merino crape and plain sarsnet yet hold their pre-eminence at the dinner party, trimmed with lace, beads or t.hbon, accord ing to the taste and fancy 01 the wearer ; hut the trimming most in requisition is a kind of chain gimp composed of dark chemise, intermixed with small white beads. llandc..ux, either of jewels, bugles of polished steel are worn I extremely low on the forehead, almost A-LA-BtLISAItZ e. Pearls and amethysts intermingled, topazes of the deepest Brazilian dye, and elegantly wrought necklaces of the purest Ealing gold, seem the most favourite ornaments in the jewellery line, at present. The hair is Brest In the same style as last month. The prevailing colours are fawn coiner, purple, amber, coque licot, and pale re.by.—La Belle dieseneAtte. RIOTS to YORKSIIIIM—The disposition to riot has manifested itself very strongly near Huddersfield, in Yorkshire. A number of persons lately assembled near the premises of Mr. Joseph Hirst, of March, with. their faces blacked, and their persons in other respects disguised, and having forcibly obtained ad mittance into the dressing shops, proceeded to destroy all the machinery used in the dressing of cloth, such as dressing•frames, shears, and other implements, used in what is commonly galled Gig Mills, the whole of which they completely demolished. The same, or a similar party, then proceeded to the workshops of Mr. James lialderson, of Crossland Moor, where ma chinery of a similar description is employed, upon which they committed similar depredations, cons j.pletely destroying or rendering useless the whole. STAFFORDSIIIRE.—SeveraI of the nail ironmongers in Dudley and its vicinity having lately lowered the wages, the nailors assembled in a riotous manner dt j Dudley, on Tuesday lost ; but by the activity of Mr... Hawicas, a Magistrate, who called out the Volunteers; Itranquillity was soon restored. Three of the most ac tive in the riot were lodged in the work-house. Lait week R. Young, of Marnhull, was committed to Dorchester gaol for stealing geese; and at the same time his daughter Elizabeth was committed, for I breaking open a cottage, and stealing £3 in money and bills ; and his two sons, Thomas and George, the one 12 the other 14, being both guilty, on their own confessions, of house-breaking, stealing large quantities of corn, potatoes, &c. for 2 or 3 years past, in the Fields ; in consideration of their age, and the ! bad .example of their father, in receiving and partak. ing of the produce of their plunder, were ordered to I be sent to fieiW --.., 2 3 4 .5 'a,' - • ..z.nde• . MARKETS. 4 POLICE: 6 1 1 ~,d to his 14 . . . . . . . 7:„.....A I • frMITHPIELD—M ai I is I. •1 B re t .' te 24 to Gs vd Veal 7s Oz . 3 1 .... , ' .1 mots, Ss 241 to Os 7.41 Port es 0 4 to , 4 4 ' - READ OF CATTLI Tills Day. Beasts, about 2100—Slurp and I.tuabs, • • Calves, 50—Pip, 260. 1 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIEIIe a y . 41 4s to 51 54 New Clout 51 Ss top es Sew Hay 01 us to ul es Straw 21 24 to mo s -ealCet Of OSAIN AT THt FOLLOWING stitactsr. Biststosroac.—Wheat 112 s Od to 134* 0,1 &kr W arta; Daley stis Od to 62s Od I Beata (Ai, od to 64$ a t (.I,its so* od to Ses Od Pease t.t sud to rou t .4 , • Bread es 61.1. per pal!eu. . IVlAjortsittars.—Whelm 1001 011 to Mt Od p I Qs% St.& 0,1 to 6 6 * ~ Os od to sal pric y.l24 iiaws 3s ;:r otl .—Wheat P Od°( B l . l ( P hl ea t ie o 134. Od ptr Qr. ... Barley ()as . 32s 04400dFeass GOs Od to us 4 55s 04 toto ti ::::2 1 s. 54d, • Hata tv.—Wheat 961 Od to leSs Od per Qr. • " Barley 4a. Od to 62s 041 I Bears 361 NI to o t $ Oats k 9. Od to 27. 0.1 Pease 6t4 cd to des Bread es. ed. • DLVIZEI —Wheat 94. to 111410 d Per Qr. ,Barley 54 s to Gs. 1 Beans Rats* ' Oats 32 s to 3741 ReaplN n,Whvat il ls 61 to 1331 Od p er (Z r. Barley 51s 041 to 60s I Beans 611 od to p Oats 32.• Od to 36s 1 Peas • 664 Qd t4 ' bpi; liread vs 7.1. Bow-stnert—Saturdaynight thepatrolehelon?ing to this Office saw a man In the Kent-road with a bas ket, which he said contained corn for his horse, but on proceeding to question him further, he threw it down, saying, they might take it and be d—d which they conveyed him to the Turk's Head, and on searching him, they found a quantity of virgin wax, with impressions of Bank Tokens thereon; also several shillings, forty Bank Tokens, and several notes, all Counterfeits, for the possession of whiCh he gave various accounts ; he was therefore taken to the Office, and after undergoing examination, \Vas com mitted for a further hearing. Maxsicrs HOVSE.—Yesterday flfusgifu was charged with felony by a Mr..lary is, under the foi lowing. circumstances :—On the 6th ult. Mr. Jarvis obtained from his son-in-law a bill of sale, fur all hls stock of wines, spirits, &c. in certain cellars on Old Fish-street-hill, in liquidation of a debt of 8165. The prisoner had been porter to his son•in-law, and had never been formally discharged. On Friday last, when he went to the cellars, he found them broken open, and all the stock gone. Understanding that I the prisoner had been seen carrying away some of the mine, he caused him to be apprehended. The priso ner in defence stated, that Mr. Jarvis's son-in-11'w owed him it:(2B for wages, which he could never get !paid ; that when he went to the cellars on Friday, he found them broken open, and several persons taking away the property in execution for debt, and thinking there would be nothing left to cover his well debt, he [ took some of the goods with a sriew of returning eicm when be got paid. He produced a list of creditors to the amount of 8750, who had sent goads to Mr. Jarvis's son-in-law, which never had been paid fir. The LORD MAYOR, under all the circumstances of tl.e case, dismissed the complaint. Gt ILDIIA LL. —A young man, of genteel appearance, was brought up on Saturday, under a curious charge. A constable stated, that he had rus into the watch ht if St. Andrew's parish, on t recedin g even ' Com- e s:o h: v4i st i jra ditto, Winche , t.r Cheese Fair can= riced the 24th alt. anti in nod . sequence of the London in.irket being ininsualy flo ral' ''. urge suvply of Dutch and other cheese, experienced a liesnw el and a eon.i.its Able reduction in prize. Upw.irds of 40 Las& slanted unsn:d tna second day, and tbs demand fur t'is best 7r al 3 it 4 to v . :ll. 72.s. sma ro ll ,l7Ss ii . ri bes lue t iLed No: g h to 7u 1144 741. (igs. to inferior S 's. to 1:0s. (1-MORROW. Sun rises Sun MU, Mena ri.es, • 9 rnii ...-e, niter 6 I I minutes after 2 ntinist., arr." !I HIGI I WNEER At LoNDOI4 Isstiptit Tu. mv Aram . 4, ' blitinag .. 888 • • ... 43 minotisidur 8 Attentoun --_____,.........• MK 1 !1.% , On Friday last, Feb. 28, the Lady of Edward Boyd c La , Hall, of ,touse oi ,p, -s, - ....ig s. Merton _ .., . a son. ing, and insisted on being sent to the s. pter. There The 19th ts:t. at Cockpen spiteng-mill, dit wife of WlNte was no complaint against him, yet he was so desirous Bantle, heckler, of a sou and two daughters, who are all dua l of going to " durance vile," that the indulgent con- "' LI . At Douglas, Isle of Man, Mrs. Lyell, wife of Major Lyd,d stable at last consented to gratify his wishes, and he K,„,ft; o f & so u. was accommodated with his wished-for lodging. He MARRIED. pleaded inebriety in explanation, and informed the . Rev. W. Thomas, of Cleobot y Mortimer, to Miss Smith, d Magistrate, that his passion for the Compter had Crickbeath, Shropshire. quite abated. He was discharged, after some mirth Rev. Dr. Smith, to Miss St. Wilsoo, of Payes, Kent. _ . ..__ had been produced at his expe.tce. 1 D i ED. MA IILBOROUGII-STREET.—R. Kennet, who stands Tuesday last, at Cambrdge, Rid slrd John, reinvent tarot charged with uttering two oel forged Bank -notes, was the Rev. Dr. Marsh, Margaret Prdfe,sor of Disietty is tle University. yesterday brought up for re-examination ; but his 1. gal . . Feb. is, at Melton Constable, Norfolk, the H. Lady's.. advisers not being in readiness, the inquiry was post. hope, eldest sate: of the late L. Dawns!. poned. -- Flannigaa has been committed, for oa the 24th ult as Edinburgh; Lady Katherine Charets. passing forged notes in great abundance ; and . Tuesday, at Newbury, Dr. Richards, surge= and votheity, of that town. Arolioy has been committed on similar charges. i , Sunday se'nnight, sod Tenly, on his way to St. Clay wkwebs was gating to perform (hems servie.,, aged 63, the Ike. Isla Washington. At Eliaburgb, an tit o - 16 It ter. t'ae R.T. Mr. Imes lii, Minister of the Gospel to the hicl•Tentleut Coevotioi lc liaddington. Last July, jaws F,stelew, a private in the Bombay Artillery, was hied at that place f r the murder of one Hamm Mocailer, a Cooly, (a native water.car. rier). ,'the charge being fully proved against him, - CllO4Oll PME.N r WOakt 1.071110114. _._. he was found guilty; and the RI•VORDER passed sea- . WORMS are the most fisquent sources d Chi tence of death on him, observing, in a suitable ad- dren's Diseases.—Thiir symptoms every parent WO. dress,-in which the following p.tssage occurs :—" To dtan of children should be acquainted with. They a:caftan asset ethe majesty of Lumen nature, under every form torfreapTritla re p:l f e t i l i m esa b of ow t e h i e s colour of t ded a li f e ter fa u ce i ,:asacidas Ai vlslraf and colour, to vindicate the sacred principle of equa- t h ey si h r i ng on convulsions; t h ey o ff . ect t h e growth d * h i t lity, which is the essence of all law and justice, it is and they prove tatal, by ending in a consumption cress* het necessary that the law of England should give a new as a preventative and cure of these alzrming compinessokeskags example. of resolution to avenge the death of the uc t e , t e l s e t n c r ia M ar e ac d r ielne er ints this s ir c e o rsa ul l it ly all t i :ot w h eil i . n no ran tlu i: tet:sway die meanest bein sad re+patsoi g who has the happiness to be subject to its beneficent authority. It is necessary for us to shed thy, g to have no equal. Their country, approbailoo, given tell Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its woodchat swims .that there is no race of men in these extensive domi. in their own families, stamps its merit beyond composition& nicms either too high for its power, or too low for its gives._ boast.a sanction to it, ofwhl l ch no other Medicine t tii the lisl protection." The behaviour of Estelow in prison c shoulti nand ot h e rs , who ha tor tie s re lf to,oi>akey " 612 ' 1 Lave Pare nts e this remo..y as a family Medicine was at first a shocking specimen of depravity ; but ever the stomach Of bowels of Children are any way dise-' he foully became penitent, and owned his guilr, He which it will always be found to relieve. was executed on the Esplanaie on the 20th, before a . Sold, wholesak and retail, at Chine and Butkes, No., vast multitude brought together to witne s s the death side, London; ; m st a a l t i r c r r and t Be se lam, H P al o i rtsm asid our t ; i 1 7 6, 06 of the first European who had suffeted capital pu- Coleman and Iscish, r 'Sheertie:l 4 ; Peck and ROIS, at:d 'ft nishment at Bombay for tweir.y.five ye:imam] of the Hull ; Hosbnd, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert. PIM 'first human being on wlium it had been infl.cted fur Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. BirmingiamaiNi and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Ma* more than seven. Trewman Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn,Scott, if To Medical Men of all de , ttiptions, residing in ter, Edin burgh; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow; gated any of the Provincial Cities cr Towns in the United Norwich; Swintea, li Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. kingdom.-.-BARNErT GUEST thinks it necessary to ter ; .}:ilwar,ls and Pettey, Liverpool; and mall by most , inform them, in order to save trouble and expe nce oft medicine venders. in boxes, at 2a. DI and Si. fid. C t 141.1.L1iN kin. postage, he sells his Medicines ior ready money on ly ;, ESS RS. CURRIE itnd Co. Surgeons, lateen , but they may be had limn any of the respect a ble E M Majesty's Service chalknge the whole workl apegs wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and t wo s i nstance w h ere t h ei r Medicine and mei's.: of meld receive from them such a discount as will be found failed of the deaired effect. The practice of meoryears I. d unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen Particular branch of their profession has not given rise el * of any of his undermentioned new-invented Claymical un"ece"*."icate. d i rect Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout, lkc. ' or . They l, continue c,o to thei a r r h st a ud d :Cll to the trearel f it 6 :Peg nissi oll Guestonian Pills, fpr Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious which el sli er :nee nip acne: of tlie ' pernicious =d e w% nefidelsesdf Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma tic and Consumptive Pills, GuestonianTooth-powder , babit long and mow unhappily put sued by the youths dbostallie l : c ......ess the tnths on e e et k r w or t had il e he bvelui f tt t s i . u r t wa td viau t g o ebe l:e fiaf t tu l a t o in tiden f l al veroped ling soye tbis f wi which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures die Scurvy, Inimpoterics. These art ), tts remote and ulth y nateeffixtai and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome sumptions,loss of muscuiar pewee, and various nermat Guest, which cures all descriptions of 'roods-ad] u s"",! th l," l " m ' A ., the ,,,,, eari AL ., A ier sta g,.. el li nf ici l d il e t aital? ' lea °f ir* Flee-sell , Ear-ach, and Gum.biles.—An extract from ' this pamphlet may be seen in the S ea Newspapers, co oe m ::. i n tn:ii i i gu r . is — sin g tp u l n eand has never Incident to o nau wak a milit' il ii . ai a lung, laborious, and much extended from July, 1811, to January, 1812. . must obstinate and ciimpllcated cases of venereal iambs, Pa Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of u obstAictions in the urethra, grimy escrescsneres MO! niours,catous ukers, eruptions, semmal weakness, ifadik sis• the greatest blessings Providence tan bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention I *flee .ce tor of bog r 41Ci l l ors jaE a S sa,w1dcb We lII M. to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an sun anther Practitioners ; are by their pre.esit iraptor&lPS offensive breath. PUTLER'S VEGETARLR R ENTORA viva Toom POWDER ant an d certa i n is a most elegant reatment, effectually and pertnimently cured, without &len su of fferin f g the es th cruciattng pain and alarming heinienertre 111 "; remedy for all diseases of the teeth a n d gu m s ; its so years ex w t s ensi e v a e rPik -tice in g e ts l otetropolis, numerous °WI particular qualities are not simply confined to clean- Sit-lettere, have been and are daily under their. "' the ' -' llll sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the-highest eradication of which are effected by a inf., eetnisi_ A __ l ssasirw• state of perfection; it will render them beautifully : dows mode of practice. superior so any other Tee firm t his white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them . Irspettnelfill'yrreniriOsttdm, and d d the deb ility an y restored ' W y e to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy : gorous health. But where te Pa tiebuky has for . ~_ In the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm tp to the teeth, render them of a he a l t hf u l re d, an d the proper perseverance in their restorative rentadles: aihrinr hire has been destroyed, is indispensably breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most i ...........fla lalfig II of life and is reanimate sin li mh*l everal - t s il l otsieme a nd ' Gen' , a the InL excruciating tooth-ach, gum.biles, and swelled face, have been under the n ca re of Mews. Currie and Co fet, ° —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Owlet's, 4, Cheap- meet of eomPhinte of she Urea's , Stricture. ' are. I.g. side, corner of Paternoster - row ; an d reta il by Detain ! received a radical and permanent can. rli" the t and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; p maY by : lade ,' N i to them mmtll.l l l C 6rT ' tiridulic th d cg ei th. Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones , Portsea ; 'new, of the i s t s fientlen essrs. en h C av n e bad an SttictUr a es from No to a's man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and I and bad been under the care of *terra Hning sad st y Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; B ixter and , £5511 ether war cons of squsle'"isell.ee'l ho li s ' tetsVtig M'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott and i 'br e Z PPli s. j at urd in e n am i dt c he ." 4 „ l : ar ay he callia rot7sult —r ed4 t either siarla u si l Cargil, Edinburgh ; Ps . itwell,Batli •, ltoss and Peck, and horsour,"at smirk" r '-lull , trill -...r iltln : . Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and • Lynch, Manchester ;. Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birm;ngliam ; Gregory, 13righton ; Edwards! and Penny, Liverpool ; and of most respectable dicine Venders in the Kingdnrn, a btaes 2s. ed. each. 1 etbli•hed there, and * * tbe ItiMINIOCR OI I w LONDON z Printed by Laxst. grtirl ePf a riii . . greatest de racy, secrecy, -_ Haacsa•Oarden. Pathan, In the enancry e !r, the pattiostant of shier ease, age, antl geneell iaeloshgra restattante fer allele, and milaidasho 44n be siva. se *fat to any part of F11M..... - _ _IA % . a.l . . ii I ~~ I I r * l's TI Jo 70 1 T 1 II 1 t *1 of to WI tb .1•= 1 V' -. ri ol D fel di i ~~ 1 1 - A I i : u IL A a 4.•