Star. — London, England, 1812-07-29 00:00:00

.....,—..................g.y, a wawa, LAMM. James Timms, of Weiskpool, Montgomeryshire, woollen-seana facturer, August 13, 14, and Sept. 8, at akarea, at the Royal Oak Inn, Weisispoo Attornies, Mr. lames Davis, lUngton, Herefordshire - 1, or Mr. Pugh, No. 33, Bernartietreet, Russell. Mari Dana. if Red liewleart, Fleet-entset, Leaden, vic tualler. dewier and chapeau, August 4, Iflp,and V ie = at Guildhall . Attornies, Mears. Whit) i i , 9 Dedford;row __. Joseph Brindle. of Rebuttal, Glameetirshilleg dbillier, -Asyut IP, 20, and Sept. B,.at two, at the Reda iffinesfai,'Womemar. Anomie. Mr. Gillen., Worcester ; or Moors , elude* aid Young, dray's-ban, London. • Thomas Davidson, late of New York, America, but now of Liverpool, merchant; August 17, 14, and Sew., at deem., at the George Inn, Liverpool. Artemis', Mews. Askinien, Wilda, aad Mack - Mall, Chancery lane, 14isdasa or Mr. Jo alma L ace, Castle stree t LlverpooL - • A 1 John Hoelock, of Newpert,Jele .of Wlsfor, Hausa. . and corn-dealer, Afloat IS, at osse o Augast 14, and 12, at the Coach and Heroes Inns SouthaimPson• • Attar r. il alg to!t ern. James Raire, Gloucester -square, Southampton; or Gwen and Hicks. Bartlett's ilidldbis. Lembo. John Grimskaw, of Manchester, music -seller, dealer and chip man, August 10, 11, and Sept. 8, at one, at the Dog Taman, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; or Messrs. Higeon and Atkinson, Manchester. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL, August IS. Charles Stoat-4EI lierwkk-streetoalkir. at tend— Ootober 27. Joseph Hill beavan, of Brook's-place, Keaaington, Boor-factor, at eleven. August 29. John Peltier, of Duke -street, Purtland-place, nurthaat,lit 71. August 15. Robert tioakesleh Nottinghasu-otreet, Mary-ls-Omuse ' merchant, at elms. August 8. Robert Drake and %beanie Goddard, Newgate-street, wine and brandy-n*4mM,, at twelve. August 18. Wm. WoOkombe, the elder and Tanager, Retherhithe, ship-beliders, it /I. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 48. John Gtrephakb, Tottioron, Laneaddre. Cotton spinner, at four„ at the Inn, Manchester. August 19. Rich. Fleieher, of Liverpool, and Henry Fletcher, of V9'hitehav mer- chants, at it, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. Sept. 1. data Anderson.. Bolton, Laacasbite, druggist, at It, at the Okriern• vern,Llverpool. Angles 17., Wm. Lynau. of Wit* .hireonariner, at eleven, at.t4 Mosley Arms Inn, August I 8. A. Carson and Wm. Mote% of Liverpool, merchants, at oue, at the George, Lbrerpoot August 18. Francis Eveleigh, of La unceston, brazier, at 9, at the Swan, Birmingham. : - • • CERTIFICATES, Auo. 18. Richard Bayley the yoanger.Dowgwe-hili, merchant. Benja min liodpon, Queens-stew, Cheops*, skinner. Wm. Lunn, St. Mary -at-Hill, eop-seilet. Thom* Lwnley, of Bidborough street, Mabledon-place,tmildere Hugh Atkins, of Pope's-head. alley and Russell-innate, Russia bother. The odore Ovrhmett Cheltenham, mont7-scrivraer. Wm. Porter, Wilton, Hereford: shire, corn.facter, dater and Chapman. . • DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. Power and•Bristow,Trinity-square, brokers. Gareias & Lewis, London. Le Rescbe and Lister, Leeili, merchants. Brown and Marcie, Barton, solicitor,. Wm. and T. Smith, Thames-street, cheesemungers. Hoek andiAnsaard, Etat Smithfield, pork dealers. putt and Tyburst, Hal/dogs, drapers. Pugh and Davey, Lewes, drapers. Whiteley and Cole, St. Andrew's.hiU, bardwarunen.— Willasey and Co. Liverpool. Clay and Sheppard, Portea, brush ' makers. Willem. and Pratt, Limehouu and Bankside, lightermen. C. and J. Bird, Stourport, beat-builders. Smith and Tummy Axinioster, Wicker.. Bow-ayszar.—Yesterday one of the Bow-street patrole observed a porter, belonging so the Golden. I Csoss, running very fast, and being; acquainted with him he inquired the cause ; he replied, he was run -1 ning after a hackney coach, in which were two fo. Feigners, who had come to town by the Birmingham coach, and whom the coachman suspected to be French officers, who had broke their parole. The patrole then called to the coachman, who let him get on the box, and informed him he was ordered to drive to St. Catherine's, which confirmed the offs'- cer's suspicions that a plan was laid for their escape ; he, therefore, directed the coachman to alter his course, and drive to Bow-street Offi c e. .Wh en t h e y got there, the patrole tcld them his suspicion, and 1 they frankly acknowledged they had escaped from Litchfield. They were committed. • COUiiS MARTIAL.•-••At a Court Martial held on board the Raisonable, in Sheerness Harbour, on Thursday, Lieutenant S. Gianday, First Lieutenant of the Echo, was tried on charges exhibited against him by Captain PEIiCIVA L a of that sloop, for absent ing himself from the Echo, on the 16th, when the only Commissioned Officer on board, and leaving the ship in charge of Mr.. Davis, Midshipman of that sloop, in violation of his, Captain ?l's standing writ ten orders, that the' sloop was never to be left with less than two Commissioned Officers on board at a time, unless on duty—the Master considered as one. The Court having heard the evidence in support of the charge; as well •as what the prisoner had to offer, were of opinion, that the charge was not prov ed, and therefore nctitittteds Lieutenant Grandy * but admonished 'hint M tioliiii-eareful in future. SwINDLING.—SIdUirdar ifenniglit, Menus: Tugs % was brought befere 'the Sitting Magistrate, in Edict.; burgh, on a Charge of swindling. The prisoner,. who is a native of NorthuraberUnd, had been a servant in a family Of . the first respectability there, , and was &Charged about a year ago, for mis conduct. Hil(*ppearance was that of a man of fashion ; he' attended 'places of public amusement, was frequently seen in the boxes of 'the theatre, furnished with an opera-glass, and contitfitt &WTI an 'acquaintance ibith ',Arne o ffi cers, on wluirii i pas sed himself for seWest'lndian, residing in Edinbu'rifi l for thehenefit-df his edqcittion 'ali when apprehirn: tied was occupier of elegant li;dgr u gs . in Hor-streqt. The inisoner did not deny the Chirge,lnit in . order ,ss 'Seroidtri.il and Punishtnent, begged to'be Wit to flea,' ' ihd the Magistrate accordingly' orderedifitn to be delivereg over to the offi:er of - the inipresst tervicesat -4 th. Stibiequently,looreeir; WIRE belie Intl im - --"ties •havo'been,' made; ' tin be astrarstelsesay and illselposusilary h his las -11.10 lactm 0 1 Pall at all the Rvissits. idejsbri . ,ths.fuz:. r ,,, 7 . ,roz.v 2s. Tram Beasain, iod Itob•Liso t p s v 4410.-Martiaon, -4 414 Macklin, whbout John. Hewett, from Steens, nib" Liemcnont, without purchase. ad Regimeni of Dragoons-Ma Jones, Esq. to be Pap._ vice budgie:in, deceased.. -- 13th Mt-gime:A of -1 .4144/19feens--Conset John Pym to be . . ~, J,,i, wenant; by purchase; Set hire ihklarsh, promoted in the "T" 924 Foot. v•-re c:I " h. ',."' ,14th, Ditto,-Comet Henry White to be Lieutenant, by parebser, • vim T. T. Ellis, who retires ; and Daniel James Webb, Gent. • to he Cornet,,withoseporehme, vice White. 1 St h Ditto-Captain the i loisOurabk Art. hibald Macdonald, from • , Judy's, of the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, 'Vico Willimie, who exchanges. , Gratektreaut Regiment of Foot Guards-Lieutenant-Colonel • 'i v ory Loftus, from the Staff In America, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cooke who exchanges ; Gentlemin Cadet . - Henry Gooch, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, %eh bout purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot-Ensign lames Conran to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vim Halliday, who retires; Lieutenant M. It Rtyttolds, trout the Donegal Militia, to be Ensign, without . . purchase". fhb Ditto--Ensign James B. Hamilton to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice nuodas, who retires. • 6'b Ditto -sKeant-Mijoi litho Prim to be Adjutant (with the / '`-: itanloorEtitiagn), vier Clarke, who resigns the Adjntantcy only. • 18th Ditto-Famuel M'Caut, Gan► to be Ensign, without pur chase; En'ittp Henry Vereker to be Adjutant, vice Wood, who resigns the Adjetantermily. ' r • Shetidiello-419coodl.leutvpsnt -Wm. lischrilerba Vint Lieute n,„/, vice Jeconatd. killed In action; T, Graham, Gent. to . • Second Lieut e nant, vice Lloyd. . '-' '24el Dittos.:ll;Wt t'Reld, Pent. to be ritiggit, vice Jameson ft' ;4 deoslislid.<4l - sd ef .1 f . . - , 1 "1111101),9.4 1 11 9 1 1: 1 6 trer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice wrli, .its-the sd Dragoon Guards. I , l ' l 4 gtit: 7 ilyinClitilio, Gant. ,to be Ensi;n,,, by purc 1 tei-hase,- .410 Ensoi,tpplettid to the 841 West.lndia Regiment. 1. -z#l2ll Elireoi.4oitiiiiiint John Edwaids, front the . Kipg't County 1 yr.Blihtist i ed beiinaiga, without purchase. • • . ". • •• I ..e- • • ..,N4Pithe*A4rfatenant Tarp, Hewett, freon thu-likmagalimi. itt anot,itilsi 4.Cepteoant, viol Anderson. d ecea 0 ' seA iiiti ,, ' - ' * 97lll'Do-•;:te be Eniignsovithbut purthise-I - ' Percy ..‘l 7 k Mitt, Ilirdin the South Cork Militia; Ensign Sensual Hathilton i 4 ,iWiliseis.froco.ths kciiitford Militia. . - • . . 69th Ditto-LieutenantsamoslCurtis, from theDtsteralMilitia, to he Ensign, without purchase. • 60111 Ditto-Lltittes.ani tArilliant •Questle4l be Captain of a ;t it r a rniv #.fli OM; . 3 1 , Pillutd .1/4 Alt :pd 01.9y6j Veteran :et ! • ap o h. ,„ . , , . sr DitihMtifornac 1411iier, Gent. WI /se "An, without pur .eltwebio.4•Wilis egawford, pronnitedin thelitlGatlr.son Serration. .t(„4.ltitlaitiert-Tbontas Tierney; asp •to - :/tagmaster of the Ist Ear anon, vice RichartNACCeasar. - 45th Ditto-Lietitenant . lames Henry eyneit to be Captain of a Company, wi,heut portilato,:vlce Scott, placed upon half-pay. ~ • : .. ..,_ pltal,mate 'l. homes M'Curdy to be Assistant ..:' tricf JA tors deeeist d. - . . ' to-B chard Roberto' Holahan, Gent. to be' Ensign, l ---• ovilleist pUtchase, vice Itiobatti Holahan, whose appointment has not taken place. Sin Ditto-Gentleman Cadet John Smith. O'Donitell, from the t ..nov al arlikitary tellege, to be Ensi g n, w ith out p urc h ase , v i ce • C!! st ar i protr.oteti in the 85th Foot. ! IST Ditto.-IDitsign Jurist Imlach, from the 81st Foot, to be Lieu-. 11 - length viCP - Applitls. dismissed. . . i. 1 flag Disto-4eptain-Robtrt spuncer, from the sth Wettledia , - AtexiMent, to be Captain of a Company, vice Circle, who re s•••st!go'• s; Ensign John .Petrie,froin the Carlow Militia, to be En '`' - sir, "'Most purchase. . • 94,11,1Dith0- t Polto Campbell, Gent . to he Ensi gn, without pur ....', xle,, q 4aruey, promoted in the Chasseus Britanniques. 4 a I DittOL-Quarter-Muter-Serjeant William Ha ven to b e trier-Mauer , vice Field, appointed M the Stla Royal Vete ggp • ran Battalion. 4th Garrison Battalions-Entign Joseph Crawford, from the 42d Foot, to be Lletatenant, vice Jones, placed upon half-pay. -' ISt Royal Vaerao battalion-Ensign John Martio, front the dth i Steen! Veteran Dutaii - an, to kg busign, vice Ragg, promoted , . in the 7th Ruyll Veteran Battalion. t idDifte-Captain Wiliam Purter, from, the 40th Foot, to be 1 ie tip sin of a Coinpiny, vice Schackerley, appointed to the 9:h Itkfral Veteran Nattalton. - t : sth Regiment of Foot. . • To be.Ensigos--.Ansign Hamilton Earle, from the 6th Garrison . •... Battalion, vice Enwin, appointed Quarter• Master; Quart er . William 1 ield, front the to cil 'Foot, vice Martin, ap- Voluted to the let Royal Veteran Battalion. 4th Liao--Lielleimat Peter Perry, front the Bth Royal Veteran Basta.ion, to be I.ivutetiant, vice Macalpino, whose appoint ment has not raker; place; Quarts r-Master-Serjeant Alexan der Macketaie to be Ensign, vice Grant, placed on the Ile !. *eel Lis& .._ • ~. .9th Diana --.Capsalta N. Hope - Shaekerky, from the 3d Royal ye - ', ;Wean Battalion, Ali be CsOctin Of a Company, eke Maipher r ' ' ' ion, deceased. ` - ;Ws be Eugene-Quarter-Master Robert Forsyth, from the Royal i. , Hiksmitin School in Debtin, vice krownhill, pistol oo the c ,„&liteliteet i List,;, &leant Robert heaven, from the Aber,deen .;•• r Itliiii, vice i-amiltiin; placed on the Retired List. . tot'iddia bangers- Ensign 'Dugal M`Vicoll • to be l Z•6th s- - , •-itrokhout parchaae, vice Greu, appointed to the t h • - Vestbilitthtegintent ; John Cooke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice • '4 4 ' kficial , r. • • The King's Ger Man Legion. - 'lti eosins- sJo Cornet. • Gent . to be t • • .• , The Duke of Brunswick Gels' Corps. Ipfantry-Lieutenant Louis Nassau to be Captain of a Company, • . with txtaporary rank, vice &idle, dead of bla Wounds. To be Lieutenants. - . • Ensign William Ititterbolm, vice Gillett, promoted. . Ensign William Meyer, 'ice Nassik. . , • To be Eniigns. ' Ritjaant Friiiiiiiii Betz, Tice Ellertein, deceased. " ' • Serjtatit AignituirGrutteminn, vice Ritterholna. . Serjeint August I)ivar, vice Meyer. • - Vork light Infantry Volunteers. iv*iiliain Alexander Anderson, Gent. to be Ensign, without par , .4ibillgj TWO alltgAiabbt 4l , viltoev APPGielhatent lsoo siStiiikera place.' -.. s , . s. •,• ." . Pairt.Y#"T. ' 4 ?.j.ri ii2ai..•• ,Tst 4,16%; in the Army.. - •-!..4.-I,Ri -6.' M ain tide Jotioll i t s pii t e , oil i Foot. • - ~..,, • ..-: • Min P.M. 1 h"Fo-' 25th Light Dm' nor to lso 19411110 r )00p if demanded. • Mr: Laftredieltsr. Cuard , eged • . .• . j Detwollit.Alionierb4 , and • - • t I Mr. Plaree's b. T Omol t hae,4 pra. dd. 1 4 . Clptala vaii V i tee'rk e. Rellatir, 4 yrs. old - • 1) Ileilktpw-Onombristo sal Canalise apt the SAL • Ladies' Plate was ell. contested; eight horses started ) Mee the int beat,tseti trait trains; In the second heat, Gordy llaltadsandiala au Idshausabia, bat through the known skill of his rider, was, after the space of more than a minute; brought pn his Isp, aid to the mitosis/anent of those of the turf, savrd his disalsloa, limit the this dot's .port Me been better than for some years. The Course was well attended, though the day was very iintairourable, the rain fading in torrents nearly the whole time. An Inquisition was taketi Yesterday at the Rising Sian; 'Little Suffolk -street, on the body of Mr. V. Warner, who died , suddenly in- the pit of the . Hay-, market theatre on Monday evening: as.we sated•yes terdsty.. Verdictis,Died by *7srutation of . gou. Three of the Frenchmen who escaped hoes Edia- ] burgh jail, - on Sunday sennight,.halie been "ritalten at Glasgow, and lodged in the tofbooth ofthat city. Wednesday se'nnight a foreigner, under suspicious , appearances, was found in the immediate owighhour. hood of Kelp?, And after-undergoing an ewnination before the Bailie, wai committed to prison. A man WAS on Monday night taken into custody in an attempt to break open the linen-draper's shop at the corner of Bridge -street, Parlinuent-street, and lodged in St. Margaret's watch-house. Early yester day morning his fellow depredator made • a hole in the wall of the watch-house, and 'effected his escape. While the fellow was making the hole, some masons, who were at work near the spot, asked him what he was about. He told them that he was breaking space for a window. This answer satisfied theta), and both ruffians got clear off. Thursday, at Bromptou the Ladyof MaJoiDelamaln, of a sou . At Gramm, &oracle, the Ladref 10l jet isifotar, of the 40th regiment, of a daughter. ri t- - _ MARRIED. July 2t, Hen. Vinaittart, Esq. of Bruton -street, to Lady Ter- Sari witiairrof 'heists Sir Charlie/Witter, Bart. I'O.IIOOKBELLEAS AND MEDICINE VENDERS. MESSRS. DA RCLA.Y and SONS, 95,, Market, 4,ondoa , weeppointed the esti wholesale Veliders of Dr.'T,AYlooit's celebratedß.EMEDY for DEAFMAS. envie:eerie , / preparation coisapiried of the:nil/dist ingedients, and cannot peedblpiejerithat tender organ; the Ehr. fedtafbe Wed with perfect safety at all seasons lad woman phial is, 4n, general, a complete reatter.rif ;tom .alpo *ay be big. 1. Dr. Tar Loa's ly esteemed ANTI-SPASMODIC PILLS, a kite discovery •of >t Medical Geithman Of greWets4- pence, helot the pit!, specific In the cute of 'bulg/fog Hifi Slcknea, Vorretabieb Pits, ‘lfyiterii aid Paralytic' Affecions, Cramp 1p the Stomach, *OM enertte of that mortal malady the AP•PieIIPL, 4 4* 4 4 44 Wilk r beldedie re. fail by all Veinier* of Medicine. A MOST VALUABLE, SCARCE, ANA CART A111,111591.' tiq • - -•- CLINE POR BOTH smirk . ••• •••'' i• • • - WERHAAVE's - REER PlLlii' fait* ot a lidingin .4"4ll9l4t hilnt igurC" . l e itese cfAll V lrg its ire S q7 lr ilti llaff • But 4 r ill wer and *NM, enraging in retteneas well as Bsor aide 'tubs., . dlrtmalyta are full and explicit, reptP•mottort wimp., ci, by WWI an permits, of eithei sea, are enabled to ettre t viss wildpgagniangt, safity;and wide/ft BA* Alliyt itilth- oot *alma conlinerv e s hindrauce of busineas. Wi n m . an sally tifilMend la is W i de ' are of a certain disorder freirentlyl in a inoinsnrietinehriety, the eradication is generally complet he the short space of twodays • and lathe more advanced and inveteeirc stages of tt.nered infection, characterised by a va riety of painful and distressing symptoms a penieverance in these Pills (without restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. Too much cannot be said in praise of this wonderful medicine, sallies it to sey, that, it, amazing sale within the last 50 years, though the pills have been seldom advertised, is a certain criterion of its immense utility. During the above-mentioned }styled many thousand per sons of both Sexes have tap/nit-Deed' the saiistaction of being perfectly cured, after, severe and injurious methods had been practised to no purpose. -.., .. ! Sold by Dicey Ind C o . ard ; and all other Me-' dicine Venders in the•Utrria at is. 6d. per box, war ranted genuine. ... . - - ' This medicinal* a soveiratintainedy in chronic Rheumatism,' glandular obalruad/p, and poverty of Wood ; it also remormaii scurfy eruptions from the surface of the human body;_ at* may . 41 , take n at fte*iptt NI with the greatest advantage, in short, it has undid vddilliestideti and all oche remedies have failed,. and is adapted get eqptahis at MI" westing people, Travel/ens. and o!hers. acit ,regairea ar naniblement or particular regimen. ' - - '7Da. WEESTES4Tne. BEST FRIEND or red AFFLICTED 1 ENGLISH' DIET DONE—VEGETABL E MEDICINE. 'HE v a riety of weather which the inhabitants of, ' •••• these Wands are dnotned to experience In the shut •af i deetbig day, renders theblesting of health bet a plus possession to the moat robust constitution, and increases In a proportion the ravages of &ease. In Colds, Cwarghs, Ceneamptions, and in the vast diversity of Amu the sad , condition of the afflicted, is admirably *No immortal Thomson; the ftlynd and companion ¢lDttpelmilla From deer I. ciondi tost,•from hot to eoldr dthd dry to egoist, with inward-eating change OM drooping days are dwindl e d d own to nought, a llefrpeded &sided es. 'tis web begun • Coold tlte'sffl%ed but juttlf discriminate between the real chi racer of the humane and enlightened Physician and that of the , ableellity sod *maim Quadri she Meowing declaration Af the v vineridale easi it or c in-bi rmirbitaied Trestle: on t be sanadolt powers [ or this Site4!eiire, woidd, of itself, be state iesplog with Mmt. licied!lona. - Thus he writes bigot 14th,kiiiftdiwzrXizzier ed s i ta t s i hon f ly Voogd be found la • tholiwkilet°l7llll.llo.' . !WO" hilak' al imaTfaartialiNwits•• . 11 1 • daring "-atleti‘ ldahis . = vtikr att l i M p t e Ta i t it the Pftblie some advi: and infonnasiblw l ir; . ..., --4. 1 P.,.. ' 411114fawatroffl•O*14114,46 itari e Viir , :'•" , by th e son Prop• './s" .ll ' ,1 '''• , • • : High . A gl 6 • , Jo , ~. , Woupipeliebti sett 1111ththe‘a, " , &thbirsis Ilikrireo *. f 0.- .- • 4.• .44 glindlit ;Wadi . .r.lr . , . --- '•arff ,, .. t • • 1 it -- ( 4 1/6014 gavi abe as .. ft. la inst i : 67 l mow. thimble . .Trathe side aid - NI Vildr - 7.. Thomas /45 ceded, Commission, I 1 11 !)or ~~ 11..- •.. • Vr ever the - -__ _ .. ... . 4 - -r • . • . ..--- 0 • . . . . ..•.. ' • ~ : • . .. . ; -.. ... 4 , - . ' : • • • . ' . .. . . . . .... . • .... . • • • ' . . s • . a - . ..., . . .. . . 1 4 444 1 1 ' ~ • . . . ,• . .. •-. . • ' ' .•• ... -. ' ' . . . .. - •, ..- • . . . .' ..am.irilaiialia,e...siat.-...,;.1__.....N.. 1...... :`-• - .1.:1-i?' .' '...- •' .....1 . . . . . _- _. ~ etc: , !* ftulditaiiiipikilt efface& dlia, Ind teddielling keel, paUch h i, :=iiikeee disoident, 4 withost coalmine. Preto r a all i ft — ' diaiientroded guilty of thus hi* fully eiis te di pr:vate practLe of many years, they are catered co th e i lk and recommended u a cure f or the dupe complai n t s . • tatl!ttale;:n 4 .d.tril atlllrilluatutiarold . 4 SiaCh l et r e 4s ," and intinadn, Goeptith I, Anoint, Weston, tl s.l nec, POrttell; Treenlapla s tar.er ; Cookwonhy, G 1 L and Haden& . flynhyt • Newbury, Elldoh u; t uck ig a r c!domed,tiiisgtir• s , ilranderston, Stow Adiaburigh; Crutwell; !Koss and Peck, H u k 07,3 k , - and Penny , end Illiftige, Liverpool; sew s' 44 4 a . • Bowen, Nererkk; Komi and Lloyd, &milli; * sm Brighton; Wkie, "tighten ; and mon hie** y dors, in boxes at u s pd. mph. ' riENTIAMIENEbIiving Reddish crr trey . b ... )11a0.0114.41tenfoosieg immediately nuked's* Nuke black. n it malting as ogle trial, legi t ," winced4it 4C Ifilmilsel' Dye is the most innocent aod 14/ ty.o,TiVeltg :making red or grey hair on the bod . . plate, dart or black.. A lady of distinct* i z izethe{ for years had been obliged to wear falte)ole i tolerably good hair of her own, but it beieg.4 4 . l,` , *le, was recommended by another Lady, as a seer e q u i st o %melt she had fridna of the Russian Dye, was roalog s ""' Ter trial, and in a short time, so great was the l rbld left off the false hair, and has made her hea d ' ' youthful appearance as when to years of a ge .— Russian Dye, half -a-gobble a bottle , ors do:allot**, • Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, Johmetrset, Qdepg, im , (is a private house, opposite No. 7); Hendrie, Perfluor ie - i; Majes:y, Tichborne street; Cattle; S 2, New Band ir tze m ding, 89, Pall Mali ; Bacon, ISO, o:ford-civet; Strand; Davison. 59. Flest 4 l llBB l Ria eh es 85selysill a'; We. 324 ,, How! ; aoltoo, Tutt, Royal Ea,..; !id of Mitleis. cipal Perhitners and Mediae* vendecs.. A CAUTION.-As Mast valuable artide•frirtrisd tatie l ea, terfeited, therefore be careful to ask fir Prileces Rose lige,jel eloerve the Mires of wit bottle is pristoi 'with Itaisiaigill so, Plain stirectiooB are iacimed in sash batik, wb•roaq NM" dye their hair themselves with ease and plasure. Ladles and Gentlemen reeding In the conotry,by Aw l , Li note in a letter to be *Proprietor, wi'J reed*, *refits)f Loath one guinea', worth. Merchants, Cieteldosesies Is- - - Order to any Wbol•--' deal with in 1 Owego% MIR Ile erliclat V . 6 * * dirsi ...s PArzwr WOitii ------- tNG,ES. ..MIS are the most frecluent bourses of, Cia. dren's Diseasee.—Their symptoms every meat 1 WO. dial of children should he acquainted with. - ler ilechinhe DIED. I of appetite, e paleness et eh, 6-Ohntr of the feet, et ilibilte Idi . . July 14, at the Nunnery In the Isle of Man, aged 97, Colonel irregular state of the bowitie;mtentied after with violates ; Taubman, son of Ma or Taubman, of the above.place. t h ey b r i ng on convuls i ons • they affect the growth ef thehlf, 'l' At Corpulty, Norfolk, S. Mot& aced log. He (ought at the and they prove natal, by ending la a ionssnaptiee wheal. ho hpetle of Quebec, under the celebrated General Wolfe . as a preventative and tu ft of these alarming GonylahBS,thedille — July 18, at Kensineon Gore, aged 83, John .Broadweod, F.sq. reellent Medicine is universally allukted, en the tesilbsepeldt On the Ise 41 Jude, onboard his Majesty's ship Kest, Lieute-1 highest charatem4h this Cletnary, befit Is rank and rupiah. twit Robert Watson, R. li t id the 24th year of ish age, youngest I lazy, to have no *vial, Their retitle approbation, gieta te oh 11•11 . 06 the late Adam Watson ' Esq. of Press , in the C o unty o f 1 P ropr i etor, f ront a personal knowiedu of its wpollethl ones j lberwick, in contequenee of 'a shot from threnenirs battery, at in their own famili e s, stamps' i ts merit be food edthpetittood landptended attack me Meat . •. gfies a latictillb to it, of which no ether Medicines' *OW 111 can boast. Parents and others, who have the camel Mk, -- iitlimpipartriisertirlrftally Minim k1Ar1!........ .-- -- I Z , .eds Or like liggldeplismind, WTII 'Way Lim . • ./old,4Qeisk anir side, London; Sharp and hew, Wellin. Alintot, and Mennen Pornierfitell mid fidlmem, linget, Coleman sea /mob, Slimmest e 1111111 e ilifms, lad Tem, Hull; liodend, Ceekwordey, Nettleton, altheiMert. Mielvelk Knott and Ligyd, and Swinnt7 Ord Co. Ilinninehus; and 'Lynch , bilaochnuirt Trewasan, keeeer ; Spa* *Aft !:.ibaruslicatt, and Daiw a Edinburg h ; Baster *aid lOWA Glas ta w i- 214 1Athd Dire & brisipty Sienna, and Cs. IL& with ; Swann, lalcreirri . Edwards and !easy, sod Shy and lAthber ele Liverpool' )144 Oa Ledger, Dare; OK l v esitkoa tw,ISEN•C' tint ititm..4; *Hid bi liledielavilendelipli-theM WWII& homier 9e. 9d. aid h.ll ace. — LA% kc. IMPRESSED 'with a bonsciousirss that Me Viitleb from the geoeral plan has been file t 11l tithe's, and improved in their professional maturity of tide twenty yearresperience, Co. cominue. with unsbeablaraintr, the eraffinedMellientaii *dere whicliare the s of Met indaleence. ern ' structive' Milts of the ioMlllilost ecrl ! triad arey.=ll4 care of tbenamienglikesetdrar boil oat se MIMI ' but sensible le an t i re be of the eclsspose s et sod 11; halides,' they car' atialwasice aa reguldffiliffintifith pans of Laden and' id the Sold Call* M In ell cases of Belinda iedeetkm, sad In evert thrlflrth" debility east &Meaty, *bather :hung from thelefintillideft certain obstructive '1)014 king residence in wervatibith Beer ! living, or any other cause prgdocieg deficiency of eagety titter. the patient may rely on a speedy restoration to vii bark ' Their improver plan dewing strictures of the urethra lei Ime attended with peculiar success—strictures of teo er MO/ (Widen have yielded to their urattueat in the abort pedal' • three weeks. Illeson. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Pa wit eaten &Beery, secrecy, and honour, et their &Me, Itis; Patience Is die manmy are mums* liritee the perticulan of their.eme s an, and general habittt f ihfi gl i Z badethig I maddened for bloke and nialleinss, *Ma felif be given or sent to any pert of the kluging. ' •'; IstATIUMOMIAL 1111LtC1111% • MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as negularly 4 4 l KllP • Surgeons of Lowden, haie ..did•usly devoted Heiress' tint for those bat 15 yams to the study of these diionirer frequently embitter and too often prevent, time imatiessibilor ing, matrimonial felicity. The atativalkd pat leave hitherto resolved fr om reboil:, tie Beet the netiforne semen attend iqg diedp seperfar mode . uf la such complaints, induce tips them publicly to elfer 1 68 = tamer. In all tans at debility or deficiency, whether OM* from the too frequency of penidle ft in the gaietboall. detonable life, the unbounded indulgence- oft solitary, 'and destrective habit; "bleb weakens the mind, end destroys tie Bowes of yotilkbe the one sex, and Impotence in the other, they of permanent Care. o them who, Win mob vented entering intro the marriage *tete ,sod ashemed Uef, brood over their infirmiti es i n ailence, it Moist be to know, however difficult or Ineffitetimiehe tiro by *the precdrivigns.-thati bY a nsowat -1141 thud, they maybe restored to a mend Ammo ties: A certain. Discolor, frapiently-mmteiffiled M a of indiscretion, and every sgedm of Syphilide I mild end never-fal'ing mode ist; tivarnent, radically removed, without restraint in dim or enteiteliff °eta tad Co.as also stricthfee.oftheAlreggramidGientet airy are enabled to titre in a short period, without ear the painful, dampness alma of SeOast* nesnaces gen bt gins to venni Oirmkaaaa ffilitt j a is r li br i • e been WIC aftirbarlatlilbareba : pub. To aallnied Awaits, wthdeampeemlime et O. pledges of connubial herpiqem bum lteende4seent it elev airm ott ) a pleasing reflection to kbow diet by a phiger their knaidlee ilingeeteraltiWide b reenifeed, - Mir ted%! ablielffilif "deity penes*, er by letter s by i either sag. Lotton from the ommtry. 41 v 1 / amended Alf Ad Weise aslainediss tittiPielt • ;-• SAG..: . . _.• _ 1 I I 1 4 • - In f s-u34 , 49 ..scisturrAkt ritemOriotit. bas I.llPulia . :.• fit. 7 1 1 1 1 011141 ; di t Oet *Ahrint . Trait • Mit the la% 1111011 1 1Prigeofnit tolii Conan *ad. 84 6 1.•;titesikte. by,iptersheen, Wes.Adatr; L : 1 01 4 011e r y i t g o llma.._ ( . 114 r m 1 .44100044,_ &Ca irt t i til ia we' , to ve t..ortet, litrortillot i orty . 6 04 .. i < . t • • !d Oak* liiCerset, purchne, vice Horn, promoted. dth Ditto—Lieutenant John.Hevvett, Prom tits lath 1.11 • - • 7., am . • imp. .1014 . 111 . ... , , . 1 . 1:M an tar Army ! . ,• /: •, i . ii i t, t. ,..1 ~- . • l'oilatti disctrieries 'fia ' s; 7 ll 7 eu .7 4i 7 ;hrZr 7 isiiiiii;i; re f. n: . t or tis.,__l• s4lo,.._cii!e• thin John ' eh, eh, • eta Foot. - .. . . ma p. M. ili goi h -c oot . !,itt•Di•i'.l. ': !. • ed it necessary to&t Mn'i i ' mbori A ' , A ; ..diti be: " a rse = .. t u or ', id l eht . .., . • triAn. •:. , :itt -iii if•J• •Ii:1 i' ti how in prison tp abide/06014f "n. • WeeedkerviseK i 114iFeeeset ! coleall ItlettrtE .. rederick.gooke r tles ;' f• The'life of Aist•Bakst4,7iiiiti•beeited sentence 'of .Ikse.ta t ttrptit toii, "Sin 1 t t li iA lt il t. o f rocerl""rds , " 14 11 .51 k Z ik i_ transportation at the Ilut Warwick Shisidne,:prefents ' 114 A • to-wki rtitlitnia id no 4 iit'S*N: its Lottas iram ' g .7rrn•-•; •,, .*•••--, • it'instancte of fterseetikaciiii 4 ctiiiii si4d m to be a q" • - • . ‘ I , he. , . • .4 vairienesesiatou tra - tAlleled.- , -lie • WaA, i tisdlited liege ' - a s Me f or o ff er i ng to the • ' 'To if . apl 'f ill blfli A . • ' ; : iii islA t. l 7 . 7- 1:,',..7. .''...;:' ' ":.: ' ii•-..'. ',. . ::: ' 'Lent - Asslues, /801':4-ed irist:' **4 - ,iit i d. rpeuhlogAitii i p v *mar ClArke, Gen(. -4' . 1 4 4 M ''t -... • : ttplien Ouritc;* 4 ~ . • 4 .. ;:' .. ': ' 'o' - ''; sbnitner Sessions, .1 . 4114' 4 and lignfts.;;;;ll'm • ~.. it " .thit !wirotiai . Issoa, Gent. .;,,„ 1 , ..., .... 4 . i l -• -, . ..1., ';...„„.. 3 :. 1 . f - •lintieohiitent in a r ibilikkg'eell e••=-ifiefel s i ti tietitre . ' ' illilifilit f blikt.inionpulir. - '''' '"" '''• t• • . • • --.- ---‘_l4 • . _.,.... . - -.,:1, 21 'only by titer sole 1 • int 'llloftrnan a ymr. was. at me- r 1 , ilreavair vikdis Lieutemai .W4ii, cif ;be 78th Ids:WOW. • 411 ° 64 b . P1 e4 . 1% sentenced to 7 ,years. transisortation : scarcely ti t d i : eded, bring .e. without feare. ' 'After - his rettirk"hisAvraiigaiii conVitted sit the gur-_,S ; :ommiratione hi the Dorietshire Regiment eildilkig. 'mar Arsizes, 0311;iiird reEeiveld'ailitlitAce Of 6 rtiontba7 ; . il • - si%ciltbe Lord T e ieu tenant E' ' the Clektis imprisonment : indided at tht Ltint'Assizes, 1812,.. 'meg flajor , ~ ' . Tither State to be jrniprettattt-C ''' Wag, . he was acquitted, but could not be cosy Out isfutute,, A g rof I; Pitt i iudiiterkflualidll, Esq.-to be NaAto was accordingly, as was belbtioro s : .' t ß e n lk - i g loo - )l,ll"rtilte 4 aigi. : he - . Daft/di 7,1 4111 . •• • • • ' senteacerFaziriat:to Ilyearls D 4 lOrU . l - 1 Dr. 14_ 8 1af s e ea oltite alpeli apt • • . • • • - • - I Printed br laws KART. k 14 *ere, and Dew Wks, . . • ._ :~ r