Star. — London, England, 1806-09-08 00:00:00

ro , lITS. -....—•-.--- PFNAING, MAR( :H 19. A Frigate i. almnfl immediAtela to he built ariihin our port, and hiastelln Tome's are alfoto be ereded. Ltbe timber lot Ibis (hip i , alma entirely colleted. i . timber for two leventy Colts i. in ercat forward-I a fteri, aril we homt.. lay the keel of one, the end of lelte prefast year, rn the Marine Yard, near she Foot. . nine very valuable timber fur flop building has ia s ely been diicovered sin the opporric coat . and his • tellency Sir Th..mar Towbtittge, tire Governor, ,mard Members of Conned, have been to tee it and ap • move of it ; hot no.lt of our timber for the large (hips Is to come fenm Rangoon. Not the Intalleti doubt is enteitained here of one . king able.to build two frigates. awl a roenty.fuor, a annually. at a rate much cheaper. than in Europe, And..the (flips more dutable. A Marme.Yard his been incloted new the Fort, 'ae,l the private Merchants are all improving their ,Warehoives—the fpisit of inditflry was never more anted that . ' lince the arrival of the prefentGovernor. i nditiduals perceive that the place muff now be pro died, and that regular laws will he efiabliffied, and , 1 on the faith of this, every one is laying out his ca-, pita! in improving his Oates; the want of lax is• very much felt, the fettlement can never thriie nth. kfs there. is a charter of jullice t there is now nolaw ,'that eau ,affett Europeans, and none' that can at ail' • conciliate the nations, by uniting their laws with fair : own, where flock are not agairdl : Office. A v igilant Police has been ellablifhed ; but a fe.see4y of peer/Kona hai been felt here. Owing to •,, the very, dry weather, the rice crop has in maw ewes failed fTi,tbe Qzedah,cotintry, and we fear the 1 peiterrvgiftiA M nal Ise injured — the rains, howevtt, 1 `have viritSta S two days fel in, and we mime their I z. FOI tale .., aleniied bags and a box of cloves, are fent ' 1 i blf,,lifto4l4 fleet, as a fample of what the nd,con offset-4h, pepper is of the very bell, ."iimality,•iiiifl'esay • bit' boo I here' at nine dollars '• . Ikea, a•Plice Much bo l o what the Company hayi _. . _ _ _ . wally with the illarsd, cbuntries, which ftate ; (e• arrived here in • of the troops • to Ben- Ganges, Dor. 'dogs, were t. and are Ifit ,1 Excel commander in chief - 4en direc• 1 Sips of come e ter PT ll ".."7,71 IC' N: • , GINYtalItSIST • L • 1 v s / ..•••1. i'ansioriors.—His Excellency the CO*, wander in thief, Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Bark ... K. F. has been 'leafed 0 make the following promo. - tirns :-- T. Malay. Rh from the Harrier to the Sir Ftlwrrti Hushes: with the eneeer - Peit Captain—vice Gilbert Heatbcote, Ef4 pro ceed/WI lat Otartilio resi dill biome 4if lisabsilla. - Linstaithee Tilarbridge,, of the Widen. to the Moffitt, with ! the rank se Carlanits E. lathy, 141. promoted. The Polite Offitera, with, their unremitting vigi. .. Janet, have fh far fucceeJed, as to have difeovered a clue. by which it is hoped that ;be allaffin, by whom' ' the bialayasan, whole body was found, on the tlithl ,set. /lush! enouth of the river Glugort is fun** • fed to have been mordered, will be convided of Om' amaniir•fla of that et ime. The deceafed was a aga., •.aive ii Java, end one of the feelers at Balambarrgooo' fronsothonee be lately arrived at this island ; Ida' :name was Sapieman, bet went, generally, by 4s oft of jeretnondy 3 be I wife end thiltisee . to bemoan his fate. . , I On the morning of the 2la ult. the bodies of tw. Chinefe were found murdered on the road nest Vi negar Hill. All the information we have as yet been r Jobreso obtain, is, that on the preceding evening Chi. volowised•Chiong (the deceafed) inhabitants of Baton .‘ •Laiebang, after eating their (upper in company with ...fame friends, quitted them about keen reoleck, es tuppored in fearch of amufement, it being the Chi: nefe holidays. It was not known if they had any money about -them; but the bodies were found in the •fame &eft they weee on quitting thcir friends. Every endeavour has been made, by the Police, to difcover the perpetrators of this horrid atl i but, we are forty. add, withrxst ace. 1 At Berwick Theatre; on Wednefday evening, the c ; i:Trayedy of Ge•rzt Barnwell was performed, fur the bitnelit of Mrs. Kora. it having been announced • lehat the part of the Uncle would be performed by C . Mr. 1111101111# BLACIt, grocer, in Berwick, the horde was crowchid in every part at an early hour. Not.' withflanding the formidable allemblage of his townf men, Mr. exace made good his engagement, and was greeted, on his entrance, by loud and reiterated &tits of applanle. The novelty of his fnuation and 1 appearance (being his firll jay) excited, rather too 1 *lolly, the rilible feelings of the audience : but, after Come little interruption, he fuceeeded in getting pretty tolasably through the part, and died in great "'AI., eosin the thundering plaudits of the whole 11. , 0141. The receipts, on this occaliun, amounted to i upwards of feventy.two pounds. Boum dOMPLMNTS Cuaso—At this feafon of die year n e o diforder is lo common, and none more fatal. flux! and reacking is carrying off hundreds of infants .4 • ' Viiiiia; c When this malady i. once begun in the a , le.nolin *here Worms are engendered in hags, Et ~ ij. it *gi ions and pilinfril, if slat mortal. ,Mr 1.. 1.. 'i' ititwipillmd ,wUs (oval days in a dying fate. But pbe• all other remedies had failed, Dr. Castanet's ..rnerl4lll. apd Cordial Tinflure fal.ly cured her ' 41 a ;Osortxitne. rbh Lady permits her addre(s to Ile PI: en if Sig WidiftBed. Pills 4.. 6.1. roe. 6J. or as - ass. box, Cordial as. 6d....at Long acre ; Nl. 3 , 1 , 10 Hied, 4..raditeh ; and No. $4, High-firer% r Sair.ingtiain. ~- grfualjy lye can load three drips annual pepper., ;via at kelt from the produce of the and tone a Mute from the adjacent countries, all Produce pepper inlibtradance. The (pics'plants are in a ve: y flottrifhing ft feral riejlnegttees pre in full bearing. The fatties:ent from 154.mbaigne arrived December left; silt after eelievidg part of till r , gat bye, proceeded in the tranfports gat vAett they hare fafelg arrived , •• Tfikpriticnt fleet fail this dui; the Ganges " " PA, ... s °' .. .Onatn , and 'Wirte n H ani q • Chl f i (lets after _the preterit fleet, 'td trine* of Wideetifland'• hli '%fr Themes Trowbii4ke, commander 'of his di4e fhlps in trek seas, has giver tions fete kb bag met by' his Majefty's 1 roatrio and they erfltip confequence • ' throakh 1 Soaks of Sundii, tad itertconse ti j ut Itasiii's Med. Yr 4" WAIN 1 t OF WALIS ' S ISLAND. L • a IPAR7 O.IfEW FAIR. The tumours due to the pious patron of our Me tropolitan Wake, having been rendered during the °foal pet iod of three day., doted fur the relent year at twelve o'clock on Saturday night. As much bullle enfued as at the breaking up of a grand army The Steward of the Curt Pled "'Andre fortentier ed his wand, the Homage was difotiiTed—the itinerant traders packed up their merchandize—the lions, bears, and tygers, prepared themfelves for a new movement ; Punch and his jocular attendants were allowed to repofe after their labours. Behave the dawn of day the conilituent puts of this motley at femblage filed off with all the pomp and parade of an Afiatic caravan. The proceffion bent eta courfe North from London, and it is conjectured ;limit will halt at Edmonton. We base for the, prefant only to notice a comp! int in the Court of Pied Ptiudre which occurred late on Friday night, and one ()tort caufe tried on Saturday morning j COUR!' OF PIED POUDRE. Stroll THS STLWARD AND • treClal HOMIOI. CRIM. COS.—The proprietor of 1/041 of the feenit exhibitions, whole name, as we could not ditliaaly bear it, we omit, preferred his plaint againft a Fen. l tleman of a refpelltahle firm in thiheity, tor a molelion of his conjugal tight. The Plaintiff was a nil. tire of Flanders, but be pleaded his eattrz in pretty good Englifls. He faid he had formerly refided in Pads, but was proferibed during the tyranny of Ito berfpierrei—that he came over to this country, and having no other means of fubfiflenee, he for three years exhibited a magic lanthorn. He accompanied it with dialtigne and mufic, and wash. fbicefsful that he wet enabled to become the manager of a move able theatre, at which he reprefented pantomimes.— He had married a young woman, a (errant at an inn, who had fared tome money r they had lived happily together for leveret :ears, and had four children ; the two Elden were rible to perform, and were confidered good afters. He never knew his wife guilty of any intfiferetion, hat on the contrary, the had always conducted herfelf well, and fulfilled the duties of a goad mother towards her children On the firft morning after the prefent fair was pro- 1 claimed, the defendant came to his booth, and pur. chafed as many tickets of admiffion as amounted to two guineas. Afionifbed at his liberality, he ex pelled his obligations to him. The defendant faid, he willed to encourage an honed man with a family' —There was no ground for fufpicion rill Friday at' , noon ' when he mi ff ed his wife, and' was informed that (he had entered a hackney coach with his pre tended patron, the defendant. He hatched for and dikovered them at a honk near Sadler's Wells. He brought his wife back, and the defendant followed, adding intuit to injury. As fooe as the defendant 'was within the precinct of the fair, he had him arra y:l by the officers of the Court. The dehndant did not deny his familiarity with the lady, but he maintained that the plaintiff was, privy to it, and in fad the enure of his own difhonouri AQer Tome excellent obfervations from the Stew ard, the Homage returned a verdid for the phistiff mages toL 1 Louis Riviere, a Frenchman, was brews/14141de the Court for a very handalobe offence. — He was charged with affixing a (harp needle at the end of his walking flick, and goading a lion on the note and race, in order to iiritate him. This bate fellow Paid, by way of elcsife, that he only meant ro route 'de Engliffs Lion. The Steward eold him that he was Site the reit of his countrymen, who were always forward to provoke the Ettglifh Lion when he teal not in a fituation to rivenke himfelf. It would, he obferved, have been• a jolt punihment to have dun him up in the noble 'bead's •den, where he might have antufed Martell with pricking his stole till he was tired—but as his power did not extend fo far, he &could fine him aos. and imptifun him till the conchs. fion of the fair. occurred worthy of notice. ... . • POLICE. MA Nilfelt Hover --Saturday, an old lady mined Cusingham, manager of a tumbling booth In BA tholomew Petrov's brought before the 1.0 so NIA Tot, by the mother of • diroinutive female child about (even yeah old, wha bad been difelaying her infantine al/dirks under the aurpices of Mts. Cunningham, kr the divertion of gating mukitude, in fader to obtain a reputation of this in fant to her own Mod and maternal protection. From the flee:nem of the another, • well drefred young woman about s 4 whore name we undelitood to be Kest, it appeared that the had committed this child to the care of Mrs Cunningham asst hoarder, at the liie.al penlion of two (billings per week ; that Mrs. Cunningham bad taken the child on a Thefpian Tonethrough all the wakes and (strain her circuit foe fla weeks pelt, exhibiting her as a lower, a toneUer, a Cericaa Fairy,and fuch ousts parts as the concaved belt adapted to the,takno of this little Rids, and at length brought her up to the grind, rendezvous of agile mummery at Bartholomew Fair,where her mother, who came hither for Am, law her child ex hibit, and demanded her to be reamed, which Mrs. Cuoniagliain , refufed. Mrs. Cunningham, in her own viodicrion. produced a written agreement, front which it appeared that this child wog spra t . deed to her by the mother, en condhion that the was to be taught ' the art of hailing With all its gr.tier, by that greNd profefor of Cramp egiP;:• tne 3itar lanernet,aind that ter mother was to 1 ply a confide ration of two thilliogs per we, k toward. her bused : i. I.ut the had no ohisatort 'et furrender htr pupil, on being paid the I arrears due for ber maintenance. The mother very prevideml, urged, that the child mutt have 'earned a great deal more by her tumbling, rind therefore demur red to the claim. .The Loan Mayon, however, befitted on the juttice of fulfil ling her agreement. and, alter a very kvere ledure upon the inhu manity as well as the graft immorality of a decent mother, in de- I voting her itinecent female child to be brought up to a life of we b growl, and terrain tweet, ordered the child to be rettured to her. A reputable tradefman named Hail, of the hook of Hall and Bexley, in Fridaydtreet, charged a man named Smith, whom he tilled a Harker, of Moorlieldt, with wantonly blinking and abi faulting hint in Moorhelde on Wednefday evening loft. Mr. Smith is one of thole facetious tied Importunate gentlemen who Vitally walk before the broker's !hops In Moornehle.topfaii 1 et the euftemers, and °.p:, trade; ail who have long born coo -1 lidered a very great annoyance, if not an ahtnlute nuilanee to all I perfoni who have creation to par. their beware in the courfe of the day I more efvecially women, who are fur. to be teased with the fi....tbeed alliduities of thole wags, and to be F•drni and y„.: x d by the whole Corp., it they velure to einli In awl /v." Mr. Hall fated, that he ww taking A walk with two little hem. his children, through Moorfielde, ,era Wi_dnefday evening, thong Mirk he h n 1 flopped to minute hie chil.lreo with a view of isms • boys playing at ericket,lhni on coning along the footway, Mr. I month, who was a hick je t froi with his e•ening's Re v. rutted hi s Iway, and refuted to let Mon pals. Mr. Ilan endeavoured to get forward, lint Mr. Smith kited hint by the breast ..nd heist him fait. Mr Han in his tom caught Mr. Smith, and. (kill hto what he attain by (~eh coneludt ' Smith then retreated towards his aloe, pulling Mr lilt Moog with biro. tennis him that ''' as he It, nod as able man. he mull hcht bins" Mr. !tallow being dd. ' p01,.1 tor kliiitig. and elm -daily with an antagonift fo much lat. irr and more peeverbil. t.,,t hy 411 i) not want to fight; that he 1 ~ 1 iy want ti, walk by gutsily with his dildrcis ; so which Mr. ~:. • ...nit prattled in M. demand. of battle. bar. Hall, *UV*: to lent rid of bins, (aid, if he one fight, then the ground moil Ott at Minton Bat Mr. Smith chant% rather to bane that battle smongfl his flicoda, and open hi. own parod—told Mr. Hall, that 1., was tin man; that deft children were two his, abufeibfile. t rofily, and that roiled with his brook agaiolk him, zed pathos' bins backwards upon the railing, In order, if polible. to provoke bin , t , fight ; sod an& him twice over the bead with lab open hand Theft eirconsltatmes were corrohorated by a man named t: nith, an ivory turner, who law the wtorsie tranfadtion• m r , gosith owned that Weed he might have been a little jocu- lar on the oceaftoo ; but that It watt Mr Hall who !left rented melon him, and that I. Artals47 wilbad to sufasst it u a man, and had clarinet/rd him to fight, Another man, named Smith, an appraifer. came to give evidence II favour of his namelako, Lot amid fay nothhm shoot 'the eons gap cement of the quarrel . I Mr. I i.il Rued that this man came op during the emitalt, fah] lila friend was a drunken fool, end is a very Intelsat wiper N 4 Ms. Hall go along about his bonnet, as a filly blockhead. Um ta li% notice of Lim. Mr..:Jan declared that be did not bring N. , rags forward from soy makes of private refentmerst, but laure -1 lit tis ps.aillb skis man as an example to deter others of bid freendty 1 from the like condudt, and therefore that be ilsould cenalWy pru- Woe him at the next Saone The Into MA rea.iliemd,that the ill treatment of which be ineisplaiped was v;ry e r, highly rmretsettlible. and deferring of glhOliblient, and SWAB it WU, bat Mr. Hail had a tuft tilt Mil& MallellialVp the prufecutioo, If be was At taemilli as a Magiltrate, be would be ke Ilk tot his li.ordnalp obferved, that, ' Whetereso tredelinee is thpititile heduh, it was dedvehle to mrekeury thing liked •dbillighjtiption. he hoped all the lade of mr.mple, arid of lirebillhte • •to the wounded feelings of Mu %weld be artesni t Tie s :ry humble and contrite al !Mi t e I " ; :CU be was ctrtsinly bound to reesive Mr. Hall's coa l) • s .., . 5,..4 1,•. , - To ddiemadliesesi anise My% It e tWy allotted, and Mr. *Ma herb% made fultmlnlon. was MATTO!. GA •otx.--Friday a DUNI se !be name of Walker, charged a female lodger of Mabel= dbilieslibiles at :Ms otkce with embezzling and difpoling s speomdayst Ine f ignite re be: longing to the apartment hebolle eilW, nellblk II Itfelf bore smiting of novelty, but was freserhit leettirt. le blioltholl bdon , the public a (peeks of trade we have sweet before heard of in this or any. other commercial any, and whkh Ire believe never beim edited. The goods which were taken hew Mr. Walker, hoofs being pawned, fumeibileashy mole withirefpoft, to the of the duplicate*, who they were at lan (mod tro be In the fenion of One Baker, a . chandler and rem. amyl% MI hufmcfs In the mig et Qum; Aerrieert Ad a web* being fummoned. bdtspiateduce Man. Mr. Baker emAidit retentiet 114441616 eels, warty is follows: He tertittiktlbbrt 4W/reirstetheell, ' of ad. per week mon overt f led by the dupkeate. It' the money fa ad sot at the end of the week he theft charged do it tin the tad of she Wroth, 1 M at *bleb time„ V an& *weft remained 1141 nimabi s , the duplicate beciint ard, sitleassfe, Mr:Baker Hie • entir W pearieteerf le pwissed, and stigh•esd;dmillhonet kin plc lido admitsced reds to this hart gibmwelr the Idime wari . miliat &Sete rate, Owlet doe tiebdireiedkllar her goods, beaellogintomill. ago, which, if not paid for at the abrade& or that obileeteor.htlete. hams silo 'whited. It am utred.'llit, M this Mr) ihilidar feet of *Mk. Mr. Daher allied oar medbeetative asist leered* beleeis, , sod tiouhrie of ,mar refloat (lulled to Ms fold slaity. TheTtirenang Mellott% were of opinion, that this fort 'Of &gibers's@ dined* seemary tads' Palm Itrehene A. 2, and writ be ret,,Werires. rot only to the Ind:entomb but to the rubric M large. -'llllth ridge* to the former, Ms. atm had every saved. ego. pod thehadahmmee edges who owned the goods, every dit. i fee **lse weds SOl. KS men upon Vie snooty lac he aTo bleed s the &DO Pi 0W1142 of the goods, at the a7i si.estrat,lf ape wore, mom rev/MI Wiiiiieekedlee the gisW , there duplicate (Istwhkis many felonies andIMO , Merl ~Mid), amble to the hard. of a third Melon, la this Brae% tilirt a getwander le Ipr dilicelty be as petdriblee at throe OW uses , resod. Or, PC rila waft defeat the ripolttheepps Ilink anthill! = &adorn this, Cud, MWhabowhad 'try wereertaihrj.: , Ur. Daher, with ammo easdree, implied, this lii 4 d he fern the Wands is thee I*, be eartsitly sever mead ture*selifed it; to W. Mrs tininebt.it a maser they would sot only Mot sr bee brpidielel to the loveacialres In this maneatgallis. if kethse melees-0 in his earl mind, that Olt vissokerkshaim Akti eseeesesaky, and stall Mid hs Meld She ads pfkApa r ke was seri wining to nlinquintit entirely. iikbligNtaaa hillifeeliletallio fo. And the further Inver dpan of tbr belleekdkarbrewerfor a future day. Of wi Brudsci. BIRTHS. Toads) , Lan, the Lady of J. 8.1 remake, 11,44 s tughter. Flockburgh, the wife of John Rowel'life, et three Coos, who, with tin writer, are MAT to do wen: • 'MAR MT/. On Tuftlay, Mr James Patter, Jos. Conchae, of Axbtidge, to Mils Huh, only daughter of lobo Bolt, Efq. of Dotikull, sitar Taunton. Monday, Robert Wibnot. Sfq. tide.* fon of Sir Robert Bart. to Mifs Horton, daughter of kidchius Homo. Eli. of Calton. Derbythlre. DIED. Monday fennight, after a bang Illoefs in the 47th year of his age, Mr. John Gregory, printer of the Leicefter Journal. Lately, Mrs. Pote, ofFalwalton, Lhicolnlbire. She was re tensing froth Nattinghalta market the preceding emmincand loft her li`e by a drunken amerner ridlog turloufly along the road, who literally rode his Mile over ha, by which her brad was trusted in loch a °imaginal ttaaaer ea twoecafioa her death the twat day. At Church court, near Blackburn, the Lady of Robert Peel, Efq. On the 3tft Ulf. at Button, where he wont for the rre-s:ry of his health. to the 59th ytar of his NO, John Athletes Blanehanl, kfq. ft/111101T C4416111/4141./ of the Yoh and Rockingham EMI HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE i Moraine - - 6 Almon' A fterprion - - 41 allt.otal ll II 'rHE CORI)IAL BALM of GILEAD thin• the blod4, safe• the molt violent pains In the bred and flowsosh, and premixes gentle perfpiration. fly the Nobility wad ratty dais , Medicine is much admired, being plealant to the talk and (null, gently attrioging the fibres 'of the flonisch, and giving that prort tenfity which a good digettion requires. Mathews and Leigh, all, Strand, have Jult received a very wok. able fupyly of the eciebiated Cordial balm of Gilead. for Debilities, Nervous Diforders, weein.froi peculiar to fealties, by fierleal , time and lowneft of fpirits, lids of appetite and Indigeltimi, and, confusiptive complaints in general, &c. price son fid. and 5L cafes with t a half guinea buttles,on wide& ti 6a is Dyed to the purchakr This medicine has been eminently tired with inverfabk (oak& its eflabliflied efficacy basing flood the tell of half •tentuiy. (Muhl, poltige of all lettirs to fir botoroon, Gilead Knife. near Liverpool, mull be paid, and a fee of KA. 64. enclufed for advicer. Farr the Wind, Chace, Mani, end Whet ittlfordert Iu the bowels of Infante, no wallop of Adults. DALSY's CAAMINATIVIL • CAUTION. — Many counterteited Preparations of this Medicine having been offered for Sale, under fpicious Pretences, ail Perron. are r..quelleil not to take any unld, they ablerve that the name " F. Newbery, No. at. St be en graved in the Stamp, and that in tke Bill of Direttions round tack Bottle is an Enron from the Will of the late Mr. loreph Dolby, via. " Whereas I did many years fine infttua nay daughter France+ sow theWlfe of Anthony Dell, of North fire et,Weilminfter,Geot. in the Art of compounding a certain Medicine. of which I am the foie invealtor. c.lk l " llalby's l'arotinailve." I do hereby coo *iliac and appoint my l'ald daughter the foie Preprer of this streful Medicine ; I !Aeolic give to my laid .!aughtcr. I - roves Gail, my role property in the fald Carminative, and all profits rolfwg trona the file th e re off, to breast! h er heirs Mr ever ' . . It is told only by F Newb . cry and son% No at , ratd'a Church Yard, a frw doors iron; Chcaprnic, Londoi, , Pee , ' to 9‘t a Bout,. duty included—and by their appointMent, by INery and Co Mow Clooch-yard ; Ratan and Co. t to. and Allem, yrs. Os• ford drect ; J. W.: in, Old litand-Ittept; Ltyley and Co Cock/pot • lite.t ; N•ard, Atlddic Row. Holbuim ;U. burebcll,l,n4Acre; F.. it.in y. Bridgc it r< rt. Weiltnipeer ;S. Randall, uyalFzeliange ; W. ClArke, tioreugb, High•tlrtct, and td Lad gate•ilrc‘t.. 2111 t . iiALLAM'S . /I P 1 .1. 1 .11, . li it tech by EDWARD HALL 11012•0 _lnt , ?tont Igo. • the religious perfusion of fl., awl , i • I f , i.;; in r r rii IS fare and elegant pr it, j lily r i A. ad for lesegreealrie and certain lipaalla,bo Mal It_ ~:. tall: reinovne all iindlon or OArodhlalla nf Inc A a I law*, whether 'Tibor trawl lilt, ladigeftlart, Platrierhe, or Qali; Bekaa at &.mach, Head Ash, Ike. It o e i rcAtg ii tt i i : 2 1 6.1 " a rl e 4 aa bi :iale pi th er iet:yes retained tm g p in ny. free from any sada anal or :armorial preparation., it is at ell tines fat'.; anal Inehicen given with unstilar good clad dui Int Pr. ginner. ft. ta is partledledy adapted to parks* id bill 4/S theta. and Vasa( tedangary fives where a firflicime adorn of the birds is id kept op.' , dill *nada, tersinedin Wale •11.11 art Ship . 41F PIM •04411116111ke.,headlacke, Logue. sod tiddirack, : w a lig a ig er ireseleidersd appreffion. o. Itenareetbe nate, list ellat skit eerie" 1 A Bogie Mal will folly comma the peas: or their ids/47. Tb. ward cafes of &hone or Rick !Cad Atha are 4.11 , 5a1y et ' Bagel by a Salk dolt and in • ainah Overt,' time owl enuld us credited, but from expericoer. The Pr.prl.ttr date it pt. - per to remark, they will be f wed not only to act amend e r,. or auk id.. ing to leave the body,.eleor their molar...hare .. ',in real:6. fee, from thar confer Rate irbkh generally famed' ri.O operation of lenitive mediainea. • , :told whoiafale awl ret.il by -thaw and Edwards, 645. al. 1....11'4 Choraltafard, London, pike so ad. per hot. . ..- .. 11 -4 14 E VENEREAL DISEASE, limier is. net .'e: AL AIM Opals:acme and ruanpilesied snake. 11w1'''''' i/ali ft .40. fitill' iie r i al , wire% for the m the t ri :l m arr . a l l I l ift in ". callify l 44 Ltd from of lariperiden. whether - Venesesl me Ileiwhinia «A ford OU rrA 5A1.1.1 PARIS. By psrforring is the of: a athlilteasody.Ac Pliant gradually terf. • 411 )ifsa lid lollammettott of the Psru, all foul and corroding L kcal. Lumpa.at enc a boja, ad ether sonriponding fpnaptone, of this crud and Ween ie& Demi t nserly thin/ year. practice hada proved to Dr. Pree mie, slistiliblis is seeeninkilkxl by the Wine erldwaybe aly of A pe llied (IRNIAIooI. or the ufital apphe l atioa of vcaly Macurial -7 . ,. rvasion. , ' Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman. of.Platlon Oordeo War. Bader, No. 4. thcapfide, corner of Patera . raw, Lenden.; Beam and Gibbs. l'ottrinotath , Welton sod "Aims, Pororeit Sabo% kisashag.esd Jainism. Ocipore 4 Witle.flarealk and ail rata, Plymouth; Rechr. Piallph, t loilend. I i•edan, not Glen k , Dock; Dire& Islasuigh ; Hales and Mahal. Dover { •s' Lag; lkol I Odin= mid *ob. fikeervidel Whketi Ipfi • • Warns, opens . r. - Purgers and Ralph Mergatti Yuman& ; PRIt; Hid; W alttrilholate.`f orki Mire. . Giallo* ; Browning. Pailley ; Hotter ono Smith, hada - ash; MOIRMi. Leads; Woad, Wakefield; I .at Idiocy, Livertool ; *Wm and Vaaghan,Mancbciter ; Wipiame and I roman. Eecier ; mss. Mihaly; Barry and dierrd. i &Mot ; ' Heard sail Haut, Both : Seersnisss.Norwkh ; • • Causbniss i Yolk* gX;74.!... - 7- 4 .doht=l.6frir . ,Nnrip'," - Jd'., 4 .titl 6.,„. • ober% ha bodes. se ss. N. each, with allapitt aholdwail. fItUTLER's It ESTORATIVE ToorH-po%vt Li DER, here offered to the ties( the Pabbe allayfp. wain 4k: circle of Ur. 4'. H. Dhatdak's partkulir araadatance. and the flefiltor, and Gentry Lila Pedants), and its liana . jaftlyitora dead{ ins s amnia &Nem pus•psilli Islas &Ow pulpy stif dileraparatian : Mr.llatkt heocorne in poilellas e f t 4l 0a ad he I# to hioare tbsiesitidted With aria mb* sad Gaff% shorohot. Pror !air 0 isliissrl quaky— a Truifinwr whiz soy sou nay pofeq slltri ii the far sad niseki trig it alio Ilia ' l ' .' '. ' -- • , n , . at *Aloe Paulo or 44 T•ara,8 41 1 ,1 00m.41414001, Ofilt petty Is fudeloat to clear away thole ddtra -Pan i c: s k i t 4 acid wh generally adherifo &e dam and 'ire We raeomben4lislilinisiski liwiosimpisidlhAbilaßibM AMA* 4, 1 the fartarrA,4 prespailisi a new essluelapcsrip whitene r = him bis tibia se "earrodeS, mei-Ski ate. li.lais a and see** oionr, ail is usislialisk pethdly lased t e ther 44 ' may bt men without lays: y, Theta dadlngulftdpg charaderlftics Mita fan ativenthalle and fipuirio4r. liehi , poineQ- leek ashcan: dad approadon of the gaga. theEdßedial: tiPo asnfith of &of• ! fu, the Dnclulfes of Y se Bedford. Gordon, Loads, Radand, end moil of the With snilFweiss ihshilley:•••rep a/Wiwi tenni mend Raab admirhskes.ss i,pippfsey arrea l4 .o *OO4. 4.4 lacked they do but miasma PsiLitN berths. lain A WWI , a itlP7 1 refs and ensasituivedesfs to the-Onros—.e. she binaili the tat ilit. ladahle liweatada.nad If .n4O saspaspy as Oscried. fro pm* the Teeth firm sod white, and prevent the moth .och frig i dank. toitotsuk who base Seen liable folk salt baneful 'Salto •• Prepared oast fold. wink:isle =4 rlifir. m0ibi.1 416 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pitersidteranw.l. , and of paR -wan try Modlteme 'Vanier' sod Podutiatta,sai usisioamast '" Is oil he had. #wisee *owl Sibm - WIA WWI , i ,! is. eagh. I \! SS RS. CUR Rftgo,tergerMa. 404 file the wink weleid to prove a Bugle intone velalMaiii4if. dicine ;Maw Ind of cure hemp Mull of the doled 116 . 4‘ ...... : . ...22 pra4lien of many year' in tide rolodex lona of tboff kum gird elf. to one adocteibral tare " • . 1 • They analytic to diced theirftsifies to the teretikeellt of Vent teal Complaint', and tint anent at th e Willa IS the conicemence of Mt walletur ideas 1 hi lt bit lone and mod unhappily pu 'hy the reign* allaZ t=is torge In the one it will' be found to be die tioniNsig fawn of bar 0.. the other twee its savages feebly &Moral or them by a g gate of debility, which, - it oaf aillaely neflevlitals•lrangeg hi rfr potence. Theft arc ha remote end rff ; w coo lomptioas,lots of raufeulor poorer, varicose minim einkplednili ufually cluraetcrife the earlier (Meteor this lanai vita, Wiper fon. imigedhing under the dlers incident to ruch a life their unatnient rnuldr.end Wm mem pnwed unkeceideiii in,theasem, of a lag, horiota, sod much extended practice. In the RA f ()Winne and conedleated cafes of Venereal lotteries, foolsoa - 41* itrudions in the ilitehte. EinwitY hatrdeeems. Nod . Callous Ulcers Eruption.. Seminal We:Once. Q " which have liitimaaheiffed the till of the genera , . le.o zZ e Mean. Currie and co , are maw enabled radically to atm iv ootoot. raft, and expeditious mode of predict, feperior to any other yet adopted. They may be tweaked by tither Sex with the greatert delicacy, fersecy.aad honour, at their bouts Itin My, Hatton , Darden. Patients in the c nutty are reoutlltd to Rate the parti cular. of their cafe, their age, and central mode of living. Letter' pal p ool , inidataia Bank note, yid be duly anfwered ; and the neceffiry ads ice s.d meditate invert or fort to any pan of the Kingdoms. ____.....______, i . T 4 AVING dedicated myfdf to the (Indy, ant totOn a A • gentleni by the molt confiderabk predict in dim brsook whkb I thought peeper to fdret. I ,tuft that I have sot more mil employed my time than daft who, In the ettenflye Bud of the peteelfas, are otodionally lnueerfed In nocertality, acd cannot "detain attain that Needs which is aoquired by tbnetwatrotiog she intefleetual power to 'we dab of difort.ers. the dtf.-ake of DEMI fY iire peaderly didreflor, for door brine with atm a train of concomitant fymptans, and •-• a de• pee lhon of all vital energy millet:cc itfetfbecomos emblttreed...- Whether they wife frost the prevalmee of ill evieriplathe dearee• eve habits oi khoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt alfsdumn croft-010nd hilt • hat by the Ignorance tir imedotatod men, the (mitten are ftgrlllitad, and the oottfUlia , don is Aettosrd. Ala MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLL!. OR of SURGEONn, I rewind my Premium. nu regularity of eiticaiion and poflAgt g every privitNe to pradice. I feel myielf ra-Vistsi to rh-t c,,ofidcr ec with which I have hitherto been In !Merely bunour2.l ' In the fire. fenfations of local *outline's, early an i l:•iti.n 0 4 11 prevent the calamity of a Achilitated fvune ; but where ~ .- tut.' cee from a confeimenen of the utienalineis of the v . re wt lei colfei his misfortune, I. fistful at the contempt or cellars of Mr asp? phyficiin, and /woods over his inftrmity with careful con cealment, melt be fatt.faelney for him tube allured not only of capabitry of 2/UMW* but affu of the molt invislsble fetreey. And in rec.mtVtnerail Complcrrr It is poillbk to prevent pato . dawn to Mires ;In the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire • meet of tact...lye mince-I , lsec Is this hue to died a fate, tenant. wad fpredyre-tilablithment. , I Ilia' the advantage of this mimic/tee tothofe of either rex win , are elib.`ted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENEREAL. INFEC7ION, and Is an cafes the terms of remu neration ere Rend on the lid interview. , Patierts In the country arc expettcd to inettife a Bank note, and , are requettol to Iptelfy their are and manner of living. MARTIN Bkh.F., Member of the Royal College o• SPr g ennot, In London . No. so, Aruessicl.ftreet. Strand, near Tem.k Bar. LONDOU s blued mai pablLliad ILZVRL UST. (el Ca• • tatary-plask_latpbsdi), at tba ST 41 Os rim No. I. Carr • RUA. rdillbel allb et die *tit Wines 'reign*, pi.,