Star. — London, England, 1812-08-29 00:00:00

`IP RENCH BULLETINS, OR MAIN PACTS: ' ANA can but bear vermitA I for laiely;lewere told They'rearly all had perished, thro' excess of soli.— Their halietivs now say, the Russians 'they have beat; They take rffresiussest quarters, and cannot nevi stand heel TID. BULLILTINI. r .t *.*;..1% THE ABSENT SOLDIER'S L.AMENT.. • so Where slept these sinew when the deed wtialtoise; Engbnd all victory, ancrrtance dismay ? • It Makes me bate to look u p on the sun, • L .1;.:• 1 _ ' )31,..r., -Ev'n bate to thlok of that illustrious day. .ph! what an odious, tedious task to toil 11"hro life's low, lacy, and Inglorious sphere; , j l'lse swelling heart proud panting antis. while, To heat and bound in gloty's bright career ! -e• What British soldier ftr'd with such a heart, I Who would not yield that heart's last throb tool, (Ev'n as its pulse the soul and body part) " I fought on Salanumea's splendid day ?" What British warrior, red with unfelt wounds, Would rot with all his limbs or life repay , The proudest clang the trump of victory sounds, • • • "1 b?ed on Salamanca's trying day ?" Itt , What pious son, lamenting o'er the bier, • • Bending beneath a father's sacred clay, But tells us in the glow of nature's tear, " My father fell on Salamanca's day Z" 0, that my better destinies bad spared My sword one !loutish in that noble fray, How had it blush'd because its master dared To add new glories to that glorious day • ".• • POLICE. QUARN.4olAllE.—Thursday a Gentleman in V ere strkt, Oaford-street, appeared befcee.the Magistrate, to answer to ` a complaint preferred - againsi him by a eivati 'soldier in the lit Regiment Alf Foot Guardi for havtg stsiistfd the'escape of a deserter. It ap peared y the testimony of i'serirant of the Lieute nant Colonel of the .52d Regiment of Foot, that bt discovered one Friend who deserted from the said re. giment while embarking for foreign service at Deal, going into the defendant's house, in Vere-street, and not wishing to seize him at that moment, went im .` knediately to procure assistance, and met With the e 'complainant who repaired with him to the place, and took the deserter into custody. The defendant in faisted that they were not legally authorized to se jure the man without a constable, on which Leming, 'the 'errant, went for further assistance ; but whilst gone it appeared, by the evidence tlf Morrison, the private soldier, that the defendant was the Means of !effecting the escape of Friend, though he had been re. peatediy told by them that he was a deserter. The • defendant was convicted in the penalty of £2O. Yesterday &Thorp, d private soldier in the second Tower Hamlets l‘liktia, was taken off parade at Abe Barracks, Deptford, by the civil power, and carried before WILLIAM GOODIIEW, Esq. the resident Ma gistrate, on a charge of defrauding his Majesty's re: venue, by obtaining the signature of the Comman ding Officer of his company to hank a letter, purpor ting to be from himself as a private soldier, but which proved, on the examination of its contents at the Post Office, to come from a woman, and therefore not en titled to the exemption of postage, as in the case with letters bona fide written by private soldiers on their own business. UNION HALL.--Yesterday Edward Celfin: was charged by Mr. Carnegie, a Gentleman residing in the Rent-road, with attempting to pick his pocket of his watch. Mr. C. stated,, that he Wes one of those who went on Wednesday evening to partake of the enlivening pleasures of Vauxhall, and on Coming out of the Gardens on Thursday morning, percCiting a• number of persons standing round the door on the outside, he tucked the chain and seals of his watch withinside his fob. He had not, however, got mail) , steps into the crowd, before he felt some cne pull at his watch, the chain of which he perceived was polled out; he immediately seized hold of the prisoner, and, 'from the position in which he was standing, he had no doubt he was the person who had attempted to *.draw the watch. The prisoner could give no satis 'factory account of himself, and was ordered to find Robisuon was charged bx a Gentleman "-named Flood, with having picked his'pocket of his ewatch, seals, chain, and key, previous to his quitting Gatdens. He was committed for re-examination. - Pu t LlSlC—Wednesda y a pitched battle wai riitight in a field at Limehoute, between --- Scotch ard, a -Lancashire man, and an Hibernian, nanteskßiley, both excavators, for £lO 'a -side. They Sit - to - with .t great resolution, exchanged hard plows, and repeat-' *telly knocked down each other ; when, after a very, faibstinate contest, which lasted above twe'hours, -tory declared in favour of Scetchard, his antagonist rviating . so much beat as not to be able to stand* see.. • A pitched battle for a purse of guineas took place rain Saturday last, hear Margate, betwren Croiley of • pugilistic ctlebrity, and Watkins, a coachman, from' -Oxford. At one O'clock the combatants set-to, when zaftet ria minutes hard fighting, in which they had a fie rounds, the coachman was so disfigured, thath'4 ' ; lriends took him from the 'Ting. This bittleaffOrded -lout little gratification to the amateurs of boxing, v 4 Cropky having decidedly the adiantage"asiet \lns. :v..opponent, both in nature as well' asitt—bettip . 1 on Cropley: • yes del clay a curious bet agahistliine,to a condi. wadeable amount, was decided, by a Than , attempting' L nits's' chariot wheel, by hand, from Hyde-park • Turnpike to Windsor, and back again, within '-Isours. He started exactly at a quarter after four in I the morning, and was therefore to arrive back at the Gate by a quarter piiatiwelve, to win his wager • but deems that he gave the attempt up at Cranford - /Midge, on his return, finding it impossible to effect t . his object within the limited time. • ''- Tuesday seinnight an Inquest was held at Lisburn, 1 2'0* the body of a poor aged woman, who v. as seen eitWing in a field near Lisburn, so long ago as from SA _VT, th en supposed to be drunk, and asleep ; and "dough it • ough rt was very near the public high road, slir itmained.there until Monday, when, shocking to r' dogs had actually torn the fleslioff her Tegs, . 4 ' lite Jury brought ih.a verdict of--Pied by the vv ''''ll6ioitOon. • .t • w ;#6.0 , Mtv .4 l ZPUITTING. -y.l .'year olds; Ast. Mt. M.—low 40RX RACES, MONDA4, At ills Majesty's Plate of 100 gs for all ages ; 4th. five yn, list. 61b. silt yrs, 12st. and k adks.'a la - Sir E. Smith's bl. c. bt Haunikordar. 4 OS old. - Mr. Coek's Last Minstrel, 4 yrs old . • ► . Sir G. Arnaitage's Nuacio, 4 yrs old - - - 3 Sir M. M. Sykes's Ness, 4 yrs old - - 4 A Subseviptioleof 21gs gait', for four years ottl,lst. 9th. five yrs, Bst. lb. six, and aged, Bst. 10th. Four years aid and Allies . _ allowed 41b. Pout miles.-12 Subscribers. I Duke of Leeds's MuwbraY, aged Duke of Leeds's Rebecca, 4 yrs obi . - - 2 Mr, T. Dineeinbels Pkamsout,.l yrs a . - 3 Lord ritzwriam's Aussa!s, S yri old Produce Stakes of 100 p e* %, b. ft. Oki, Sat. /IL ass Sot. 41b. ' Four Sir M. M. Sykees b. e. Sir Malagigi • 1 Mr.T.Syles's b. e. by belpini 2 Loid Milton's ch. c. Cid (allowed sib.) •• - • S THE MARKET'S. SMITHFIELD, August 273. Beef 5s 2d to 6s 4d j I Veal 7s Od to Ss od Mudge 5s ed to 6s Pork 6s Od to 7s Od Lamb 61. &I. to 7s. 6d. SFr, about 580—Sheep and Lambs, 7,630. • Calves, 200—Pigs, 260. - PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 Vs to 51 !Os New Clover 61 Os to 71 7s. New Hay 11 16s to 51 Os Straw 51 Os to 91 sb. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef 4s Od to Si 2d •Veal 51 Od to 6s 44 Mutton 4s 8d is 55 6d Pork 65 Od is 7s 04 Lamb Si. Od. to 6s. .4d. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JANIS'S. WiIIgteGATIEL• Hay si. Os. to 61. Os. 9.1. Hay 41. 4s. to 51. 12s Straw• 21. 17s. to 31. 9s. Od. Clover Tl. Os. to 81. Os Straw 21. 16s. to 31. id PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. 51 Os to 71 7s Kent 51 12s to 01 Os 41 los to 61 10s Sussex 51 5s to 71 104 51.105 to 41 Os Parnbasn 148 Os to 121 12s RAW HIDES. Best Helfer. and Steers (per Ordinary Ls. 04. to 2s. 2d stone) 3s. Od. to 33. 44. I Market Cal( 17s. 04. each Middlings 2s 6d. to 2s. 84. Euglidi Horse 13s. to 15s. Od Lamb Skins Is. 6d. to 3s. 04. Sheirliogs 2s. Od. to —d Kent \B_u4ses ESSCZ PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADF.NHALL MARKET. Butts 24d 115 d Calf Skins 9.8 d Said Ditto 2Gd 27d Ditto SBd 45d Merchants' Backs 23d 231 Ditto 3M 44d Dressing Hides 191 2041 Small Seals 34d 364 Fine Coach Hides 201 22d Large ditto 120 s 190 s Crop Hides for cute. 161 2041 Tanned Horse Hides 19d 324 d Ditto 21d 2sd Goat Skies 34s 624 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s Da Town Tallow els 06 Clare Market 4s tid Yellow Russia Od hitecbapel Market 4s ad White ditto 110 s Ott per Inoue of lab. ---- Soap ditto 7114 Od 143 2d Melting Stuff 66s Od 4s Blid Ditto rough 40s Od to 426 Graves 265 od. Good Dregs 95 Ott Yellow Soap 205-Mottled, 104 P-Curd, toes-Palm 965. Price of Caudle, per donee, 13$. Od-Moulds, 145 Cd. • COAL-MARKET, August 25. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 417 Newcastle 435. od. to 525. ed. 14 Sunderland 10* 426. 6d. to 455. 9d. 2 Stone Coal IS 555. Od. to 565. Od. Uzaaince, Aye. '27.-Wheat per load, £2.ls Os. to £4l los. Barley, per qr. 696.0 d. to 71 s I Beans 795. Gcl. to 851. Od Oats 645. Od. to 72s I Peas Oos. Od. to Os. Od Outten, August 22.-The secoad best price of a bushel of Wheat was 171. 9d. according to whictrprice, and a due allow anoe made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, via.-The peck loaf household. to weigh 17 lb. G oz. ss. 9d. The halt peek as. 100. and the smaller its proportion. CANTIRIWIT STOCK MARKLT, Aura. 11.-Beef, 136. Cd. to 145.. 6d. per score -Mutton, ss. Od. to 55. Bd. per stone.- Lamb, ss. ad. to 61. Od. per ditto.-Veal, 6s. 6d. to 7s. ed. pet' ditto. ASUTORD FAT STOCK MARKET, AUGUST 20.-Beef, per score, Ss Od. to 146 ed. Mutton, 5s Od. to 5s per stone. Lamb, 5s od. to 6s Od. per ditto. Beasts about 230, Sheep 920. Pigs 35. Calves 25. Average At Ipswich Lamb Fair, which commenced on Saturday last, the quantity of Lambs sh ewn was very large. Wethers varied from about 205. to 275. and ewe lambs from 17s. Sd. to 24e. At the Lammas Fair at Lockerby, on Thursday se'nnight, there was a great show of sheep and lambs. The markCt was slo w is the morning, but in t! e afternoon the vale was brisk, and prices high; and the whole was sold except one lot only. The show of horses and black cattle was not so large as usual—the sale rather dull. the wages for harvest shearers were from sC2 to £3 per month. Several fields of fine barley have been cut In lit enfrewsblre ; the harvest, however, in general, is at some distance, and unless the unusually favourable weather continues, the oat-reaping will not. commence these five weeks. , The last ten days fair weather has providentially put die At t n. dant harvest of England out of all danger. The Wheat of the' Easterhand•lionte Districerfs nearly got fa; ands* it is through out most of the southern counties. Woo t.,7--The uncertain state of things with respect to America has lowered the prices of Norfolk and Southdown Wools; those growers who stood still' for ios. per tod of 2elbs. now offer their wools at three guineas • the price may be said to be from 565. to 635. The quantity pr oduced this year has been more than usual. }fall_brid Norfolk and Leicester hoggett wool sells from 425. to 46a. per tocL Aucvier 230—Tuesday and Wednesday last, tn. multuotss 'bodies of people visited the shops of the enealselkr,, and partly by violence, and partly by prodecing forged lists of the names of dealers, as consentlrg to their impositions, coin yelled these to dispose of their respective stocks of flour at three *Whigs per stone: Notwithstanding the remonstrances and exertions of the magistrates sad the militaty to prevent the progress of this system of rapine. Without spilling the blood of the offenders in the streets, it was so long and so successfully , carried on, that incalculable quantities of flour were obtained after the above rate, n any persons pawning their clothes and furniture to procure a scanty supply of bread, while it was tobe had so cheap; yet these may find it dearer than if they had given is. per atone for it frUm disk earnings, having parted for temporary provision with permanent necessaries, at a nominal price, which, though far Mow the value, they niay not be able to repay to redeem. The extreme high peke of flour at Sheffield having occasioned the late disturbances at that place, it may be acceptable to our 'Readers to state, that dvring part of the hat Summer, the Lon ,loo market was supplied with Wheat and Flour froth Yorkshire —this accounts for the subsequent scarcity in their Markets- and r-very lately, when Wheat did not fetch .68 per quarter at him-h..' riMe, .610 was given at Sheffield, and more at Leeds and We & b4 --at the latter .612 per quarter. A reduction in price Is Doi to be eructed unfit the New Wheats come in, which Is not likely to be the case for threeweek•Or a month, the late aini vals front the Baltic, it appears, were not so considerable as sup }Ned, and have nut had much effect on the Maiket. It inay be romacited, that asother,Balticiiwit•la &only ezgueeeth, IRELAND. ' In Lisbbrn Market, On Tuesday, Potatoes were so low as from 63d. to 73d per atone; and Oatimol,we aro happy to learn, fed itn.,per cwt. In Belfast Market also, the • of new Meal being lm . inediataly brought reduction it Drogheda • which are M a =r •1* . AII, the kingdom f *ea this cum- the I let Market alio, the prospect of new Meal being brought iu for sale, has already occasioned a consider- :don hi the price of all kinds of grain. da *market is plentifully supplied with good potatoes, selfing feats 7d. t 9 10d. per stogie. Reaping has corn. I the neighbourhood of Drogli:da, and next week the of the sickle will be general in the adjoining counties. he leiters from the klgret:east ports of the ' n state the Greenland While Fishery to nave s year generally sacCessful awl productive. • OVAlkert ivriztrokvet , Okroan Ave. St —Tuesday, Mn Witlitta , Bladtsiooe Lee was admitted Fellow of New College • and can the same day Mt. Cyril Llpseombe Was admitted SchbiL of that Society. ; ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Row, Robert John Francis, M. A. to the %emery of Kirdey, Norfolk. . . Rev. Gedege Hunt Holley, to t hey otbdegtintakerhii Vdth. Whitwell, Norfolk. Rev. George Burgess, B.A. to the Vfeii i ige of niiiteipte, Norfolk. The University and King's College Of Abeedialfamell tan' 'erred the degree of Doctor in Divinity upon thu Rov. Joh* Bethune, Minister of Dernock ;-and the Key. Aleititder Detente, Ntinis:er of Loch.ut'sh. The Associate (Antiburgher) Congregation o( 'Saffron, have given an unanimous CAI to the Rev. MG laotes-Theetsett, tete of Wows, to be their Putty. . "Apr. .«:•,: TO THB EDIDO7I Of 77 574 R% Sin,—lt grieved me wry much to notice the account of the destructive fire, at Messrs. HOLLAND'S and Son ; the more so, as it appears to have, in part, originated through the inadvertency of the •man throwing water upon it, which is pretty generally known to cause any flame, proceeding from substan ces of a fat, oily, or spirituous nature, to spread or di late itself with increasing fury. With a view to pre. vent, if possible, similar accidents from occurring in future, permit me, Sir, through the medium of your widely circulating Paper, to recommend, that in all Tallow, Varnish, and other Melting-houses or Labe ratories, *here the above-mentioned substances or li , quids are fabricated or prepared, that a quantity of Dry Sand or Earth be kept in reserve, to be used in case of accident by fire : by throwing this on the sur face of such substances or liquids, that may, during the process of preparation, take fire, the flame may certainly soon be got under. Where it is practica. ble, I would propose that a lid or cover of sheet iron be kept for the purpose of damping under such circumstances. The means here brought forward [ are attended with so little expente, that I hope they will be resorted to. Any one can make trial of the above on a small plan, which will never be found to fail, if care be taken that the Sand or Earth be per fectly dry. N. B. This method is the more to be recommended as the substances or liquids lose but little from inter mixing with the Sand or Earth, as they are readily disengaged, by means of boiling -water, when they swim at the top, and the sand or ear th sink to the bottom. am, Sir, your humble Servant, Ii BIRTH. Wednesday, the Lady of Richard Tattenball, Esq. Grosvenor place, of a son. .17,„ • VAMILT BETWINS, THE :MU'S ROYAL ' MEE DHAM, RAWLI N 4 solicit the attention of the Habit to their PORTABLE FAMILY BR, combines all the (Rands in ONE compact in its form; takes to pieces order with little trouble; its consumption condenses the steam. The method of Using It is equil MASHING OF THE MALT B! A If PUTlMlfitifiOwLEDc.x. riably produces. Ale and &a of the' FLAVOUR. which becomes perfectly t ' BetEl ivy the Prognetors, Islington -Frees Snow- 1, London ; and Wine-street, met*, bt the following Furnishing In' LONDON; -Messrs. kekhans lef Summers. 105, New Bond-street; Co.6o,otford-street ; Messrs. Down silver ; Messrs. Larkins and Lade, " Chiswell-street; and Mr. Palmer, WARK : Messrs. Benham end Pre, DORSE I' Messrs. Thunse. Sherborue seU, Marlborough; hlcsas Whitchur , " —SOMERSET : Mr. Stothee,, r Kingdon. Exeter; Mr. Narrawal man, Plymouth ; Mr. Rendei[ Messrs. Aggs and Cure, Ironfound, Mr. Taylor, liecklugtoss sear lil WARWICK: Mr. Harborne, Birmingham.--Hlggi on Mr. Honiatti Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hi lL y. tea, 37, Princtss-stseet. Manchester. LAND: Mr. IS4n,hall Mathes, WALES, Mr. David 'I bonus Neeseasde, lust published, bIR EC !lONS ter BREWING - MILT BREWING MACHINE. jeditlag of the Quality of Malt and Brewing PORTER; AI.E, TABLE gold by the Proprietors, end by • following Booksellers, Mr. Chavple,, 36, St. Jime.'s-street;Mr.Hune,u7,E Mr. Maxwell, 21, kielLyard, Temple.. To be allowed to purchasers , NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Cu. bn every Tuesday, in Skinner-street, Leedom Bristol. GUESTONIAN CAS F. 79.—T0 Mr. BA It 4' C. Li A l f R. HENRY PRATT. LVA Abated fifteen month" with , after being at vet y cosuiderable espence, dim! assistance *Mout relief—es cry sapable of assisting lthriatif, char ill' a qiuch televed that all pain er.asal before Welted Without assistance to V.'aler 'verbena, and ittpt soundly foe ti he only soul three Louie. of the Lotion Pills, and a cure was effected. He Is and condones In perfect health. patients to Mr. G. and all of Acta were relined to May 18,1814 ITENILMIPP I (Case RD Ist a folue•Perv.) • •,7 To Mr. DIX% IN, A p•itteciry. QIR--T take the earlkst oppartunity.to acquit L , • fiat I have received...this alost wtaidcrful b.-wetly* the of your DIXON'S AN TI BILIOUS PILLS, wbidi I tie did with ma to Japilioa,,tod all dame Mends to.wham I dab bated them have experienced the Ovate salutary benefit ; Owl 4 dare them to be the best Medici,* ever used in that country,fa Billows and other otansphants. The following are nau, aims. ral Ladies and Grad: mien who have received the wawa v 4 from ' , tow Dtion's bilious Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. Is inalca ; Ve Misfit • Shaw, Esq. Kirnaou, dittos- Mr. Moeda. Spanish 'rowit, ditto; th W. Hautilton, Ls+ 6ovasas ditto; 1. •Sndth, Es'. Old llatitodr, ditto ; G. ALM, 24 AIM; Mr. Wolhor4Port.'Morant;ditlis J. Podium*, Pq. Sdt Rivers dibce Mrs allitieni, ditto ; 1. Born, Esq. sArawai Gf. Polack, Esq. ditto ) ; Mrs: inter Goldsmith, Kinross. &S -kis% Perris St. Ann's ; Mrs. WoodrilF, Spun Taws; w eb many other per.ons of the first respectability.—Sir, Yaw flisOi obedient se r vatir, I'HOM AS HARROLD, of the t urs. Sold whrr m!. mad retail at Mr. Bali's, 4,Lls.saside,Conor of Paternoster-cow, Laudon ; Sharp and Beim. Paranoid: lonea,,Astoti Arms*, and Mallory. Portsea; Hall and 11 as.; Gosport I Caen= and Jacob, Sbeerseest Peck's& Its, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland ‘ Cookworthy. Nettleton,aadGi• tie*, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinneyaud Co. mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester • Trewmat, ia Smith, Mandertpn, Ralburn, Scott, and latter, Fahablesh: Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; listen and Barry. Bristol; its venson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Limit al Penny, and Billlnge and Lathhury, Liverpool; Neale sad Leig4 Dover; White, Brighton; Ribero', Seishat add Rog; Chili ham; and retail by row& Comm, Modicis;e Vends% bdP at 211. 9d. and so. each. • MAUR lED. - • Aug. 20, at York, Licuteaant-General the Hon. Henry Grey, of Falloden Northumberland, to Miss Des Voeui, only daugh ter to Sir ehas. Des Voeux, / Bart. of Indraville, Queen's Connty. Aug Q 3, H. Bearall, Esq. of "foolerstreet, surgeon, to Eliza beth,esaa eldest daughter o; W. Hate nq. of UM' place, surgeon. Aug. 44: at Oxford , R. F. Cox, banker, to Miss folker, only daughter of W. Itilkt r, Egli of city, BILD. • On the 24th inst. at Turnham-veen, 11,1 i s. Grilktilw, widow of the late Dr. Griffith*. 1I 'HE COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE CONT- I PAN V, Skinner-street, lin.ion, beg leave to solicit_ the at. tention of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, to their very low Prices for the choicest Wines, genuine Spirituous Li quors, prima Bottled Porter, Ale and double Brown Stout, for ; Ready Money only, which will be delivered to ordea l free of es pence, to any part of London. . l *Curious old Port, of the Vintage of 1106, of the west • ; exquisite flavour - • • - eV SO Half Pipe "5, Quarter Pip. ~ - 39 Good Sherry, per Butt - - 1 to Half Butt ..ese, Quarter Butt • 29 •Vsry fine old ditto, 4 yrs in the Wood, per Butt . 116 Half Butt £59, Quarter Butt - . SO ,'Pine o:c1 West India Madeira, per Pipe • 116 Half Pipe £59, Quarter Pipe. . " - 90 Per Doz. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been 6 years in the a. el. Wood, new in Bottles, 13 to the Dozen - 30 0 *Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted - 53 0 'Curious old Port, warranted to have been 5 yean in Bet. tie, 12 to the Dozen - 1. • 57 • Very old Rods Port, new in bottle - - 68 0 Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen - - 50 0 *Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been 6 years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen . - 54 0 Fine Teiteriffe, 13 to the Dozen - • 50 0 *Fine old Brom/ Vadeira, 13 to the dozen - 53 • *Finest old West India do. 13 to the dozen - - 66 o 'Curiously fine East-India Madeira, warranted to be 12 years old, 12 to the dozen -.. ,• a ' - 04 6 *Ditto Sherry, 12 to the dozen. , - 70 0 'Claret of the finest quality and damn`, 11l to the dozen 85 0 *Very fine rich and dry Lisboa, 13 to the dozen 48 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, is do. • - , - 46 I 'Finest White Noyeass,l2 do. - - 50 0 `'Ditto Pink ditto, 12 do. . - . - 31 0 Ditto old Rum Shrub, 12 de. - - 46 0 I . • Per GaL Fine Savoured Geneva • . 10 6 °Ditto old strong do. . • - 12 S Ditto very strong - - 13 4 Ditto do. Jamaica Rum . ' • 16 6 Ditto do. Holland, . . 33 0 Per Doz. Best Bottled Porter, 12 to the dotes . 6 6 ('Ditto double Brown Stout, 12 do. - .• 7 6 Ditto Squash Perry - . 21 0 *Finest old Ale warranted 92 months old before bottled 9 6 *Finest Burton Ale, de. - . 10 6, •Very curious Coniac Brandy, warrante e to be 10 years i 1 - 1 1 Value of Vi. 4l Prrall illitniffifilLrTh al, per gallon - .35 • : 'Ditto euribus fine armored old Rum . [ Finis old B. Brandy - . 18 6 • has bets' so bag printed, that 110612.2 , 41112 O wl 41 r 16 • can bear a compet.tiou with it, in agtipr eat atage t f ai r ; Fine old British Holt:ode, superloe to most foreign go 0 certain disease ; whit% ft effetitialty'eu Those Articles marked • are what the Company recomm e nd the habit, wirboot caching tht.paintullinfilirlail a r sll 7 ill" I in as being of a more superior Quality th an what is g e n e r a lly s old. &nerds sa livation —wi hovt &hilltop( 'be og ist-- " lee re • tut. ..A,. and of the finest flavour. degree , or even reviririg ' &Alibi me: • &Nu busin# , * Or boo *Fine flavoured Vin de Grave, 12 to the Dozen ~ 60,.. titan of diet.. The radical s-rtees elf thee alcilaau bli i ' ) " . 'Ditto Barose, ditto - - - . 64, proved their claim to public approbatien fsir ok rc i. . r th 3 ; :i • i l ; o 4a r til •Old Hock, ditto -ieco s . In all the debility of both fries they prove a tier 'Ditto Curious, ditto - • 330 1 . rative--wheeliertbe debility is yoraleeed by too frae B aiglir. °Ripe Champagne, ditto °Noyes Martinique - - . I en,. cory, by illicit pleasures, or the efforts of i warm cl a go o . travellers atid•thost goirg 'abroad, they canntli be my For the conveniency of those Families who prefer theirWINES 110 struallin as Vie? allu 'acriv2 a f a h 'M a r' 9114 • in PINTS, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, Cwt have selected the most curious Wines, &c. and the C the - allfar cure, in all old stubborn glees, and every weaknsss t PANS the bladder and organs of urine. -By 4-s Hero' , 0% 1 1 following as the most choice that can be produced . '`'.- , hays breathe mothers, who for many lean had boa *Fine West India Modeira,l2 Pints to the Dozen • tr. iss, that happiness. *Old East India Ditto of the most exquisite flavour .. Iss. 1 Said wholesale and man ' at Mr ' . ihitier4llll4l°. e ' '' Illy, .12 ditto - ' bitto Malmsey Ditta - , - .„. . . - Id East India Sherry. of the most curious and seine qui: 451. lity, 12 ditto - - - *lgne old dry Lisbon , ildtean -, . .., *Ditto Calc,wrella .... • - . c 4:) - . . - corner of Psternoster row ; and read. by Deism .alla i P o ort ry, szno an u a th i a ones, Hali p an o d run leihmon,. Tresv Gos i z , ; E A rner ltoutt : .l 4 ( .... t ow e .." Se,. Glenvlile, • Gilbert, wad doxland, Flyinouta I N° ll4 s l ne,, lira ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Sin-lb, Maloof go s , Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; 9 lass °Port Wine, newly be i ttled„from the fi nest is/acted Pips. of 1 Hub; White, lb Islam a Roberta, &Won, and IEO6 0 Rugb= the favourite Vintage of Itiod, 12 dit to - ate, ' ham • Grego* sod Bihinge, Edwards and Penny, • 'Ditto of the most rarevert,tottled from the Most r3114011S cid Shit; and Lynch, Manchestee; Bowes , Now's% . Wine In the Itinedonsothat hos lain in a body nearly to Lloyd, Birmingham ; Grllinalp Billhaoni 11,1 moat • years. This article hes all die softness and flaunt of the Waders, ha baud, at Se. Illa. 4s. 6d. and Vs. most rare Wine, and is worthy the Attention of the first Connoisseurs, 12 ditto ' - < 325. ' 'Luscious Shrub, from the limit Iskaamil OM Rum,i2 do. 945. *Ripe full flavoured Dorablebtownlibeet; is din, . 4a. id. °Curious Mellow Ale, warented two leers skid before , ' bottled, but of the softest Savour, 12 dleso,, • 111.44 CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late Majesty's Service, challenge the whale •-orkl spears single instance where their Medicine and neett.od 31 WOW failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years is Oa pardculat branch of their profeeelea hes not given the eir sib unsuccessful caw. STRICTURES, Whether recent oral long duration, 'and whit! haw Nadi skill efother Practitlonet. ; are by their present improved poi ' treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without Waymire suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemming' whist often follows the application of the ismer caustic. in the cached' 110 years extensive practice in this metropolis i numerous wad Strictures have been and are daily ender th eir care, the heed eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain. and ewe. dotes mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. .110 •weaknees, relaxation, and debility precesd ng front this sew plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to we* and vigorous health. But *here the debility bas for yearn Sod, a proper perseverance is their reetorative remedies, ahosils Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to rail the slumbering sparks of life, and to reatimate the cotudtatila Messrs. Curtis and Co. sally be ensissiked by etcher See, the greatest &limey, teerregrei aosoier t at darer holsc.th• 101, Hamm-Garden. • • Patients in the wenn/ owl ditrintad temarteidopmisikel of their case, age. and genr4 IsOit i of Ist. WWI: retnktanee for 'idyll* idd "Medi:Met, When the Wirdirll even et _sent w soy pert of the kein:Mai • • es HIGH WAT j• • •...•-••••." 1 . • '-nrillittLet-rt.Rs PATO. • gS. and Co. lability, rtipOthi GentriAnd tin • 1 BREWIN:: MACHN, is durable, eoneeni st, vas with ease, ti I I uniption of fuel is slinks* rdly s!atple and eectak • BEING REQDISIII, ,` Tyri GE SMOKING, ar i a • he TRUE HOMZ•liatEw. Kitty transparent. pen -green and Skintay.kr, eeet,Bri.tol. Aho,by Irontrturgets: )5, Si. Mud 041 e ; Messrs. Rohde; )owner and Saltless,* k, Wisolicsala Inanoms' ner, 51, Caruhill.--53 e Prentice, 1 3; H 1 •er—• sedan., —W tI.T3 1 kV & dtehuirh and Pont* D aki r 1, Bath. DEVON: 16E. y, South-Mel ton ; m a i" a al, Tivenon..— BeIALL Was, iforwicis.—Uficous Simard ; Me•Alfsakdook VASTER : Mr. Kat t tauter. NOIUT the,. Newcawksupes•Tlia. Newcastle, Cartaartbsw a wide Vie PORTABLE 11. ; ea H wdelas Iservedass ter ittd A*, awl tie Method se • L.E ALI, and TABLE MAL 7 ail their Agents; aim, by d e IR 4,66,10•1141a11; Mv.Haedlt, • i 7, High atreet, lll enakstearn I al p sple•in . Price Oae SIAN. wen of a Machin. we Cu. brew for Pah& lorries in L. 04 .; maga ftmt hake% 0 •-• RIEDICINE. LaT. Blachiriamined, Loa m if , Builder, asphalts. ass Itts the RI emu* ovvold 'pence, and ob . ained nig sr en. raft nat JII•t - ted: owl* I • :se a coach ; found WWI before be kit Mr.Caest's, ad w ort h, CO •• are wilted e% T the trot titre WWII eleada; Lotion and apok tine booed " I, now fretd from his air* He has reconsisaiyi sedi r were relieved to big atedidd, u HENRY PAM eyrie Pvfer) al • votec3r7. opportunity. to 3 tßialli r.Aos 'Nude/fat bmitqPil nil Ins Dff I c w. 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