Star. — London, England, 1812-01-02 00:00:00

f!" r ROBIN ADAIR. I What 's this dull town to me— ROB/ N . 6 not near? WI o was 't I wisls'd to see? What wisli'd to hear? Where's now tke joy and mirth Made this town heav'n-en-rarth? • Oh! they're all fled with thee, Rosh ADAsa! What made th'Assumbly shine t RODIN ADAIR. What made the Ball so fine? Roots+ was there ! What, when the Play wit o'er, t What made my heart so sore ? Oh! it was parting with - • ROBIN Atants! But, now thou 'rt coltl to me, RoHIN ADAIR! But now thou 'rt cokl to me, RODIN ADAIR! Yet him I love an well, Still in my heart shall dwell— Oh ! l can ne'er forget Roust Aour! CHRISTM4S .17stfrirpa • Ten fat oxen, with a suitable quan tit"; of pread, the annual Christmas donation of the Duke nf MAtit •Bottoomr, were last week distributed itnorig 3000 poor persons in the neighbourhood of Blenheim. The Rev. EDWARD MELLISH celebrated his nup tials by distributing to the poor of East Tuddenham, Honingham, and Reynterston, in Norfolk, after hav ing plentifully regaled them with ale, upwards of 120 p;iir of blatikos, in addition to his annual d tna- Cott of be..l- and bread. On Christmas-day Sir ROBULT HARLAND, Bart. treated his workmen, thci, wives, and children. to the nuinbei of 130, at his taim house at Wimiteadi Suf folk, with a plentiiul supply of plumb-poddings, roast . beef, and strong beer. Friday last, about '250 children belong to a Sunday school, established in the parishes of Stowmarket and Stowupland, dined together in a making in the for mer town. A plentifUl supply of plumb-pudding and boiled beef was I.rovided for ►hem by voluntary sub scriptions raised in these parishes. The body of an interesting young woman, respect ebly dressed, was picked up yesterday morning, float ing below Putney Reach. In her pockets were some silver, anal an address to Silver-street, St. James's, which led to a knowledge of her. The body was owned yesterday, and.the deceased, w/10 was an upper servant in a Gentleman's family, at Knightsbridge, had pot been heard of since chrism,as.Day, when, abe had leave to go out. No accogat how she got .into the water bas yet transpired. • • A Coroner's Inquest sat on Tuesday, at the Bi. shop's Head, Cannon-streer, St. Gene's in the East, on the body of Hannah Dowers, - who was frozen to death cm Saturday night last, in Bltter.oat Field ' s,: in the above .parish. ' Monday evening, as the Liverpool Expedition coach was coming through Birmingham, it carte in contact with a waggon, standing in the street. The coachman made way for another stage that *was at. tempting to pass him ; but the near wheel getting into a rut, the coach was overturned. Sit of the Marqu;sof Stafford's servants, who were inside pas sengers, did not receive any hurt ; there were several outside passengers, amongst whom was a soldier and two women, who were sent to the Infirmary, at Bir mingham. The other passengers, one of them, a dragoon, and one of Lord Derby's grooms, did net ueceive any material injury / and arrived in town on Tuesday night. A scaffolding, on which were eight persons, gave way, on Tuesday, in the King's Road, and a poor man, named Smith, was killed on the spot. Two, others received broken bones. . Tuesday night, about six o'clock,. as Serjeanv Whiting, of the Royal York Rangers, was passing by the s ead of. St. John -street, in Smithfield, escorting his . ,tr,unks *Ad other articles of furniture contained in a. kart, _ the carter was knocked down under the cart, in ,the street, by one of a gang of robbers, seven or eight in notaber while the Serjeant, in military deess, being . .on the recruiting service, was only a few paces fora ward before the cart. The carter most actively rose . :fin:nx ground, and instantly seized his assailant.byt the c ollar, but was forced to let him go by the rob. i irerst4saving.,drawn the knife,;v7iih.which 1r had be fore cut.the three ropes that sewed the trunks in the. cart, across hiafingers on the back of the hand. The. fellows effected thL,:ir escape. , Oa Moiulay se'nnight, between seven and eight o'clock,.a most dariog• robbery was committed' on the Nottingham rculcalsout a roile from Derby, upon the persons of .Vs'. ,Kirland, of Spondon,..and John Bur ton, schoolmaster, of Chaddesden. They were so p • {red by.three men, one of Whoni prthented a horse pistol.to the toast of Kirland,, and demanded . his money; they afterwards robbed him cf**4 . 2%:. and his watch.—They then took from his con panion some - halfpence, his keys, and penknife ; but .very fortu nately .overlooked a pocket-book be had about• hirn, containing two one-pound notes. 'The robbers' niter wards walked off towards Derby, and as yet remain' undiscovered. The neighbourhood of St . James's was on sunday night thrown into great confusion. Boodle'iSobsefip.). tion-house, in St. Jametreet, was alarmed about five o'clock in the evenlbg by the cries of the bar. ! maid; who went into a passage leading to theeOlar, where a barrel of ale is kept for the use of the servants. A. short man, with a a loose coat, rushed 'pan her, and stabbed her on the left, side through her clothes ; the instrument just grazed the skin under the breast ; the villain made his escape through a small passage in Bury-street, which lots a communication. to the house. On the same night, the house of Mr. Shuttle worth, watch-maker, in Duke -street, St. James's, was attempted by.three men ; one of them knocked at the door, the servant-maid answering the knock, on her opening the street-door, they rushed in. The noise alarmed Mr. Shuttleworth's family, and some friends who were sitting in the parlour, but the ruf fians escaped. • , ATM .—Ye terda y ienr3e , who was on TUIIS • day charged by oire'tlf the turnkeys ofNewgate with 'uttering expresbiont whith etched suspicion that he could give information touching the Lite murders, was again brought forward, but k beltig satisfactorily proved that the words were used in Mere idle drunken conversation., he was discharged, with a suitable lee- tare fr.nu the Bends. During the interment of Williams, Humphries, of Bow- ( trees, observed Bob Barney and George Bignell, two notorious characters,att-m ptirig to pick the pocket cif a gentleman. The officer immediately secured them, and brought them up to this offices On the petion of Barney was found two £1 notes and a small red pocket-book, and in the pockets of George Bignell only a large canvas purse, filled with 24 half-pence, and two skeleton keys. The Magistrates fully corn .ruitted the prisoners to take their trials at the next Sessions. Sylvester Dryscoll was again brought up, and dis dorgel Jobe Cahill, al'as John Butler, alias John Frederick, whose examinations before the Magistrates of this Office, have been marked with such repeated incon sistencies and palpable falsehoods, was recognized on Monday night by Captain L. of the Sligo Militia, who had an interview with him. On seeing the Cap tain, the prisoner satirically said, " How are you, • Captaiin ?" Examining him very minutely, the Cip. tirin'iephed, "I do not know you." The following parley took place :—" Pray, did you belong to our regiment ?" " Yes ; I did, seven years ago ; I was enlisted by a Serjeant Clark, at Sligo ; I never j ned ci the regiment, but know you very well ; and I. eon. sider myself a deserter, and no other regiment hat a' right to claim me." " Did you know the Serjeant- Majcr of the regiment at that time ?" I don't know his name, but be was a lusty man." The Captain again looked at the prisoner, and at length recognized his person ; and, alter putting a multi. plicity of questions, found out that are man had now told the truth, and it is supposed that the prisoner will be delivered up to the regiment. QUEEN-SQUARE. —I. Curie was again brought up yesterday on suspicion, in consequence of his persofi ithd dress answering the description given of his being one of the murderers of Mr. Williamson. Mr. J. • Spanton, of Horse ferry-road, attended, and proved, that on the night of the murder, the prisoner was at the Bell public-house, in Prince's-street, Westmin ster. The prisoner was in consequence discharged. Truism Pow E.---On Tuesday, two men were charged with having in their possession a quantity of grain, for which they did not satisfactorily- ac-1 count. It appears that the Lord Mayoris entitled to I halt a peck of each sort of grain in every ship entering the port of London, or to sixpence in lieu thereof ; and it has been customary lately to ply the sixpences' instead of the samples. But the cfiicers of the Thames Police have discovered, that some if the agents have been in the habit of paying the sixpences, and instead of charging them, have converted the samples 'to their own use, whick of course, makes a considerable difference to the owners. It being, therefore, a case ofconsiderable importance, the Magistrates adjourned the determination till Friday. . • .GUILIIIIALL.—Yesterday James .111iirlhy and Thomas Hunt v. ere charged with robbing Margaret ltartie, in 'Gun-powder-alley, Shoe-lane. She ti,hl his Lord- 1 ship that en 'Tuesday rog'it, between eleven and twelve o'clect,..the met the prisoners, who asked her for some gid, Which she refused,Avilen one of thenk knocked her down, and cut her pocket from bet, which contained a.three-shilling-piece, , and other sil ver; that her cries brought several persons to her as-, sistance, when the prisoner Murphy WAS taken teihej watch-house; that he stole her shawl, and used bet very ill. Henry Rollers, a reTectable looking young' man, confirmed the old woman's statement : end said he thought they would have murdered her.—' Cresswell the constable said the prisoners were noto-, liens characters, and had committed many depreda dons in St. Brill 's parish. They were both fully committed fcii trial. An elderly man was charged with stealing mt. um-. brella front the shop of a tradesman,at field-bars, on Monday night. The prisoner informed the Alderman t' at he bad bien urged to take the property by his.distresses: cold, hunk, and without the means of obtaining a shilling, with a. wife and four children, at Deptford-, almost starving, he had been tempted to commit the act for which he then ' stood under examination. The Alderman consider ing the culprit intitled to some commiseration, asked the prosecutor what would s...isfy him ? Uttar 'observed that the man might go for a soldier.. He added, that he had pulled out a knife, apparently with intention to execute vengeance on those who had detained him, and at these times, when the most atrocious murders were committed, it was necessary that such character, should be secured. The defen dant ackridwledv,ed taking out his knife, but with the intention only ot -eudalg his own miserable existence. The Magistrate reprobated the idea of self•murder, and asked him if be was willing to go into the th.- tines? After some:objection, in which the dtlendant said he was not fit fort* service,he consented, and a Constable was sent with him to the enlisting officer. MA RLFIGHOOOII•STREET.—Dentrit Connor and towers • -cenno4 were charged with counterfeiting the Current coin of tharealin. It appeared in evidence, that the two Foys and Jackson went to the hoarse of the priso ner,.Connor, . No. 6, Summer's-street, Hatton - Gar. yesterday.morning, and the door was opened by Connoes wife, in his absence. The officers, by virtue of a warrant, proCceded to search the house, when they found a room completely fitted up for the pun. pose 'of coining, together with a furnace, crucibles,' ?Alen, moulds, and all the other necessary apparatus for the purpose of making and colouring base coin.— j Truhics and packages were also found, one of which contained nine dozen counterfeit sixpences, and other articles, most material in evidence. The officers waited until the arrival of Connor, and on searadng him, they found a quantity of unfinished counterfeit dollars, dexterously executed, but not coloured.._. Connolly arrived soon after the other prisoner, and on him was found one bad dollar. Connor pleaded' that . the contents of the trunk belonged to a licensed hawker who lodged at his house, but who was now in the country. • Two well known characters of the names of Fitz gerald, the one of whom is deaf and dumb, were charged with assaulting a Mr. Aldridge on the .high- tray, and taking from Lis person his watch and ap pendages. It appeared in evidence that the prosecu tor had called on the landlord of the Bower public house, in Pulteney-street, who was his relation, and had lately entered ir. The said house had been the known haunt tlf thieves &ring the time of the late landlord, and the present cote had not been yet ena bled to cleanse it. On Mr. Aldridize leaving the house, about eleven o'clock, he was fultoweii by the L I two prisoners, when the deaf one struck him a violent blow on the head, and he found himself sumo tided by two others. He could only identify the twit tai , loners, who were fully committed for trial. • ' Monday evening, about seven o'clock,tart?,roaec. tably dressed's:ben Oiled a coach from the stand at - Charing.croii, 'and-were driVen ' into' Carey:lttreet. Lincoln's.inn.fields, from whence they.were driven to Paddington. Here it was intimated from one to the other, in the presencepf Saunders, the coachman, that they wm4d sup at a friend's house, about two miles alottt the Ham:kV-road. They had ascertained that the coachman . had some money About hint.' by their asking change far a stg note, whir% he had ready, and when they alighted, they imocked • him uown with a stick, and robbed him of a metal watch and £3 10s. and made off across tiit 4etfis: One night last' week as one Hail, of the Rotunda division of Yeomanry, had been out with hit musket s and was returning home, somewhat intoxicated, about nine tt'sh,ck, through Aungin 7 strecr, Dublin, two, fellows came up with him, and pushed him from*, /44 'giving him at thesame time some intuiting language, and calling him 44 a blind tnniter."' Th 4 irritating him; he- exclaimed in a passion, ol To *hew tow that I ant not, I shall shoot the first man that comes near me." Almost at th.&t moment be obsery ed a young nnip, of the wune-of Byrne, corning up behind him. " 6 Who are you ?" said he ? , 4 what have dtl glot to do here are you following me?' byrito said he WAS going about his own business, and, was troubling no person . This did not content Hall, Who, heated by irritation and lisinot, instantly kvelled his piece, and'shot him dead. _ To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the Uatted Kingdom.---BaRNETT Gossr thinks it necessary t o inform them, in order to save trouble and titmice postage, he sells his Medicines fcr ready Money only; but they . may be had froth any of the respeetablit wholesale houses in timen.t whiCh ;sell Medici:l,s)4o receive from them melt a discrUnt as viill he leinid unusual! yliberal, On quantities net less than One t dozen . orsiny of hisundernientiotied new-invented Chymiaal Prejiarations c the Gitestonikif LOrion, fer Gout, &C. Guestonian Pills, for 'Gout, &c. Guestbnian !Bilious :G Pills,uestonian Nervous Pills, diteitenian 44:Wa de and Consninpilve Pills i duestoOiariTooth-pOwder, which cures the Scurvy, asti'preients the Teethed, Gnestonian Toothpowder', Which curd thes.,Setirvy, and gives theTeetki Mosi beantlfut colour, IVeliorne Guitt, which 'cures all descriptions of TUOth,ach, Fili-ach, Ear-ich, and Gumliks.—An extract from this pamphlet may be seen in the SrAit Newspapers, froa,Jury, 1811, to Janiiary, 1812. • ' • 1 l'he value of Dr. Fa F gm.s.x.s GveyA s A r. w rArizq bas been tidlong proved, that nothinff of tite present 'day can bear a competition with it,' all the are , - r,vlt stages of a certain diseaSe, which. it tatectnaJly cures and eracliCaiei from the habit,. without exalting die painful feelings and exposure Oat Attends saliva don7,—wyJninit der ilitating the constitution in. any Lie ' ipie, te-eVen kquiring confinement froth business or , : . tostrictic;dof'diet. The'radicarvirtues of these ines tiotable Drops have proved their claim tOPublic an ' 'probatiOnfor more than SO years.. In an the debility of both 'sexes they prove a never-falling restorative— whether the, debility is produced • by ,too free use of rnercuty; by illicit pleasures, or the elects of a warm Climate To trivelleis and these . ' tag abroad, they cannot be 'recommended tact *roe . 7, as they will etre ceive a safe, speedy ; cohIPI eine;in all old stubborn gleets, and every vieaknesi that nfreas the. bladder and organs of urine. By its effiiiii many women have become mothers, who . for many years had been deprived of that happiness.—Solci_siiille and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,. Cheaksihre or ;_cerner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Bel'ath'ancrSharp,, Portsmouth • Hall and Johnson , Gosport ; Allman, : , Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Ponsrat• irtiwittan, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, dirliox. land , Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac: donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Stott, itul Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crntwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull 4-Greg:on and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and: Lloydi Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpoo ; and most Medicine Vendetta, i in bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4.5. 6J. & 225. ' . 1 • "7"! -- . - BlltTli. --- 7 ---- Sunday. Lady Katharine Weld Forester, of a con. GLASGOW, Langtown t Gretna-Green ' . tienitaber•Kihe, Cutralock, all Partivf SenelendpCanaperdown Cock, I YORK, lifiwc axle i and tdintnn:gh new Witii a ehaid - throtkhort; sere nut .t.ves y • Morning Lis &Pock, fly way nt New ark, Rettnrd, Tadeaster, enttlialirrton, Durham Ninetieth, and Berwick. finding thenweives from the leo4th of rtt.t what time they please, knd them proceed ( pilot‘al Dire. •5. CLA the :tit Swam, Conly• ram Coadive ,to Snndrriaod , liuil , ticarbigoi N gli s other inset 4. --..etknociEsoant and Waked new Pox Sewing: • . , .-- -CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehavi .Pour Horses, and a (Nerd all t Appleby, Greatehridge, &kiwi Vretherhy, .Aberford, DoricasV 1 vt:.y by eArreb mats). Sete the journey with the greati._ the road by Dimness, or.pleasure, their scats bring secured in CIiP.STER and PARK , - XCI.IPSE, a new Flying Seta castle, and Edit:bur: l th, teritoott, at three o'Clock, ' ptamford. 1 j in RTAILAND„ Sjockton, to tWe'iliorgeinn, St MANCHESTER, Window. and Wolyettiampon Vise-Cc SH!thWSIiURY, Wellington, Royal Charlotte,. every /Netting, at , I ' SHEIIFIELD and itotherinun•Post IT is worthy observation • the ntimerotis • Cases that hams tarty m„rbing. op. have succeeded by the use of SPII.SSURY'S - PATEN f : ,sotp-H4frie.l ON, wi et ANTISCORBU'IIe DROPS; and the following renrachable'in- yoington, Christchurch, RIF& stance occurred in a. nikkile aged woman who applied for ti,eir • p oo i e ,l e i e - eitwfi g hr. jersey, use at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, I.ondou. She complaint LI , , BlitmlbtoljAa4 mee eur y of great debility and nervous Irritation, appetite bad, with a ge- out e ve r y Af t ernoon, and rLaches neral depressien of treadling; her case not being well understood, p aw , by . rd , Euston, and she had tried palliatives without any ,occur.. She took doe Medi. Bowitrcet, trminghani. stated eine, though tlie l'roprietor the Improbability of hs bving •••ftlYll., , . heave, HOwden , c t of service ; in a ritordb she walked from Lanilsith, having tcco• Conetti'snilry!Movntrig at SeVene' :vered her strength and aPpetße, and increased ber pulse Vona the m t .,,,,,,,,i m, H ull , &pressed state it had bora in. Now this efftet can only be ac. ' tsitti.t.tas B. Moritiiin counted far by thu medicintr regulating -the stomach sold tr.ees• Pricing and the l'ublie, tbat don, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deepecatud ab. Pareeh or Liigrage, &t. hittiore , Wale' of the joints, the change it propeest lite getterillsenitus or damaged, sinless snared . excites the besehopes In those most , urea ng cases.' in Crap- the saraccu'a ltead lun, Snow. dens, se.rophula, scorer, theuntatlstti;dct.ita vitecta ate georiaity —........ .- acknowledged. As there are numettous Counterfeite;plesise to ash Plltlki vidyrEß Al' I.OPIL fur Spilsbury's Patent Antiscodouric Drops, with the King'sduty Morrilni.; • f ....., printed In black Ink, in bottles of ss. dd. double battles Ins. and AficionOn.. :... .. • tarter dgres.datty Included. Compound Essence Bs. 8014 at the Dispensary, 15, Soha-K LONDON : Printed byusre. Loadoa:. • ' published there, sal at MARRIED.' . . . • • Tuesday, at Worcester, John • Oteesedient &veep, Esq. tigii Sheriff of the county of Radnor, to Miss itice,:nnly AIM of Ire John Price, Esq. of Pan-y-bant, in ibis. sitnn aitififjf: ' ' • : • SALE BY AUCTIori. • _ PL STOW T.ODCE, NEAR BRPMLEY, ntirr. Ji,LEGAWE NIQURP.HOLD FURNITURE, CAPITAL AIL LIARQ.TABLF,FINE FRENCH GLASSEAONE NOW PLATE; 112 by RC FRENCH C;LOCK4, CHANDEI.II(.IO . TRIPODS, PAIN FINOS BY F.S I EFMED IRAs I Eitr i and wanes. Effect*, belonging to the Egan- o' the !WEE I THELLUS9O 4, if•ti. remain to an Order I , f the 114 • COURT of CHA.NaMitT, and with the Brogan,. ,( SAMUEL cOMP,ION COX, fig. one of the Mean ' ii 'the said Coort. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, Oa the Premises, PI.AISTOW LODGE, between lorei,h ut ' trod Bromley, In the County of KENT, an Mr.nday, th e 1,4 of January, and foiletwing Day, at Amen &Clock : . ! T 'HE FU 1011T.0 it E ; comprisin capital f,, poet' and other bedeteads, with dimity, cotton, and ok i f Iftuvitorea, prime seasoted feathei beds *ad bilitivr, of va s w , 4 I docripnors, DRAWING-ROOM SUIT OF SULK HI N 4 . 'TUR,E, in window-curtainh, sofas, chars, Itc.; NOB: .E Lka ; WAIT FkENCH GLAShEtI, One ONE HUNIIN ED A* TWELVE BY SIXFY-sIX i Tuskey, linunels, Mim i , other carpets, WELL-FINISH FD C.4IIINET ARTICLEa t 1 LLL DEIiCRII4 loin, in ratio wand,. nuthopiny, /cc. linel Imam, A CArgAb vulA f sr4m.ip mo.LlAAl).s4lii,, Et. ~ MI, MACES; QUEUES, &c. variety of furniture ti. e ~; ' aparnueitts, kitchen reqUisitts; a wangle s . gUrdeil ii i ;'.tgli 1 ',. mob, and varknis 'fleas. . I To be viewed f riday apd Solway preceding the Sal e , 4 eittaloper, which May be natittif tile Pre: Mort at One Shah each; and of Mr. Robin., Waew'ck...arectxfhtlien-mtiare. 4 I 1 - i_,E. ANT frtiMPKTl,C4Nkid e . Pr tal.Ottn.)/4i 4) 11.45 ?5, en wdlaf.shie t'ers 'Or the StiorrYs scrofula,; tir Pik reproiy, ilk' Venevezt Diseisi, randail tv.a4 dis4le tl whkh anse front impurity of the brood. In every litil"!P of Is disorders where sativatioo it3t repeatedly fa livd. when no olio moilicine could restore the unliacpy sufferer to that h v aliii k mi . .hittuttately lost, the Anti-Ishpitlgincs has been foui:d t h y , e d i tillectual and radical :vitin6SY tei • iesestililish health and tips, Fug scorbutic, cutaneous erupliastr, dry or wet leprosy, the kte,.., aelt, ;enamor scrofula, ;14 mrdiciggcerraltily chino a pre ems. 'mice over all others, being deeidelly adapted for the speedy r,. . ntoval of these t.ttnphiltiss, and 'justly eaktslated to cleanse ele blood from all foulness, counteract every num hid affection. aeg restore the week and enraitinled•tO pristine health and vient, Prim 1e...6d. a bottle, family honks 33*. duty lischnied. Also, SOl•ONlOted ABSTER9ENI 1.01101 s!, an.lif Mel cunt fur Entitficms n ff flits Face ida 'Skin—particularly pimples Bloteherjetters, Ringworms, 'fan, Su:thorns, Frecldes, Sh. ogles Prickly Heat, Redness of the . t ote, Neck, Arms. &e. &tat,* and Composes V rup; ioqa of every sisseti point —By. the snap* a l s peteutigit . o(thjs fluid alight and morning, or csicallenally ihr.e.s dor, ft Mill *Move the inosf rancOrmis *and alarviting 'curve o the Face. It is perfectly sale, yet pun ertul, and puse:-ss..i aU do gaol qoalitles of the most celebrateecosnierics, wlbuut any 4 their doubtful and sometimes dangerous effects. 'rip monster therefore rectinpnends it...with confidence as a necessary audits most inlapeinable 'ippenaaie to thrteret. A roui,h,inunnii skis, its shining appear ante, and yellow and sickly „palenms, are by eh Lotion effectually removed. In the Shingles and Prickly Houk h infallilie; suffitt it.hOwever'io sag, h has been adminnterolla many thousands without even a single comylaint of Its effieacy.—A small bottle will be sufficient to prove Its gelex. 'Pike, Half.phirs, es. thi.-14intil, 4:6tE: with di-et-tints: Likewise. SO LO MON'S DETERGKN V GIN O , IIOIT , te the Cure If" cild wounds, sore or kald,beads, taleers;oltilAell, lore kis,.(scbrioutile or scrofeek;es itetinfers, chattiest twide:Shai Or scales, gangrene or mortlication, egys)pelas or.SteAmboula lire,, flunk, piles, king's evil, dec. having been used in t fi Alisae disteito tipstarda of forty-five years tiii.Yorparallikd isielist:ss Prieesis. rid, a box. 'yo prevent counter( observepatticu'arly, that the Wail, " &Ml.' Solotiole. Liv• re. I,* tie reknit/eel oft thi si.trrip. SOW by IMCkI aft Co .-I. su.Cliarsibryard; sod Mathews al 4 \ Leigh, No. r, it•taitil„ London. . —...------.........-..--. L ..a..1----- • ... ~ • Mis 'AM A. hi( 9orrats. SAR A CEN4 lIP.AD INN, IN uVC stink L, LONDO V. Tike best Accammutletim for 'l7rgesilases• good B e ds, AA, .. Liquors, arid motlerate chary& TH E rnitowinq POgI a— COACHES, MAIL 7 . 1 • I COACHES,-&c. sat out kook the Saracen's fie. 411% • Stuntistifil. ; Extrr.R, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahrovi l Dartmouth,. awl Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morn** tiltx o'Clock, wish a Guard, through Hi-16ton, Axminster, ll* port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bi g A o t. BOS FON, Spalding, Peterboicig h.. Stilton, new Royal Mall Coach, sets out eerryF.veningr Boston tr,, Spilsby, l.outh, Grimsby, and Hut LIVER root., w.rriost,.., iCsioniseest;6idinis, Pentsetrach,. caned The ti ,E . tru.linuti, every o'Cloile, to B. Brother tfil , Aractes "al e• Liverpool. Guarded etroughotir. SATH and siusTok. glyingyof.Cnacbeg,. him, Caine, and hlariboroug'h,,ereriWfteittoon; May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, ilik thi I London nos-strret,.Bristol, next Mundng.—pneltes - Water, Taur.tor, doe. LEEDS nesiliiht Cnach, tailed the Roellogliam. Morning at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four In, des ritsrkably easy, with a Guard throughout. P, ford, Newark, Retford, Dcmcmtir, and Golden Leon, Leeds, next Day, at f:loon. . unioninton Expedition of this Coach, if is allow. agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on being sowsitialled, In 4cconnuodAtion, by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Chnrley, Orenskirk, and Osrstang Post Coaches, e noon at Five o'Cluck.--Gnarded. Poit Ceigh, goes di ton, nd lientinalx L'..;acbea .e.l Lis llE4 ry Evening at Or inn, wk-•:niot Owcoga ittoon; • I ...widen 'tavern, Ty W 41.1 1 /1 * tig6attt,.et.Otte etwy des only, and reef' g Pates through Si* Fistybtkirs alt Nutwitlistaaditso iuw.il to be die on the North Pik a r ether. r:Lootedak ,oacbes; team MOP II Annan, Dumbly!. nOth. Kiev/ran, ad Daily. r Coach, perfonad Morning a Half-pct 'ackaater,Partin:, Elyrwick. Paa•rnava of the Tourney, gut dos without any at. 1 COlity• 'age* ‘ 4 . 51.01441 i V 4 aiti,y, • .0 Pox CW44 **4 p nd Whitehaven Post Coach, goes sr aL the way. l'asies thrcuKtipt Richmond, Catietick, Lenin I ricasier, and tirantisql (the seats( 6 ;cc+ out every Morning, and perturP • test PanslgY• Passengers Je•sinetl leasurr, haw• the peculiar a4eauta. 4 the nett t;ome.h. • • * :UA new rust Copilo t ROY. Post Oaach. t 4 yot,tw Sweet* 1, carries Foutpinasues rupy . every M by way el Deacasier, eni;nLarn, f Stott, and Yates, pow Coack, star Sunderlisl.' t.lcoglettan„ tiew;astle,•WAtid* Coach, every Aiternooi•--Sitiardot iItg(011, an 3 bluitaal Una -C4.icli; OS 1 ening, at Five o'Clocle.—Ctiardcd. reran Post Coach, cal/Wake Rossi , . 11 lechester, ltumsey, I..y . n , dlsonS, If' Lintwond , F ordint heldge: , iiiillteto cy, an.l Guerninyliraposia, Vail? 'ury Host Corlett, With .1 000, leo Nacho Etru4ol4atn.lisil 49 s f%01114 and Slslaiston/, to * tbu 4riien'. even o:Cloyk, to r the e a r tg4 °. • N and Co. re.perif.olly aqua:DT Oa • it they will no; be accnititihk for 4 1 1 more dui% Five Foui'ids - las such aspj.vaid tor a d pig at low-bill, I t ontlqi• - • Z%11.X..)N rfizibbt Telr4oo, 47 nittuatrygtipri b. a)41,404 1 '• 11.tvti.. Kan -r, Pe-10.11-Plactst% it the ..-.tarsOißea, • .. "' DIED. Monday last, at his house in Kensington square, Dr. Patrick Wilson, formerly Professor of Astronomy is the Univer4 y or. Glasgow. Oil the 30th Dec. at Brompton, Mr. Henry W eston , Deputy I Assistant Commissary General. •. Dec. 23, at Sandwich, Air. John Burylll, aged 32. His death was occasioned by the contraction of one of his toe-sails, whit& gangrened. ' •',. On the 25th tilt: at Hytbe, after a lingerin g illn ess , E yre sey Evans, rsii. Paymaster of tie 71st rigithent. Monday, Wood:Ord TheHasson, Esq. M. P. fur Baratta At her house lu Hawiand-street, M rs . M urray , re l ict o f tenant-Colonel Jttat Murray, of the Madras Native Cavalry.