Star. — London, England, 1812-01-07 00:00:00

I :. ~• POLICE. 14.Asstott-Rotrae.—Yesterday, Charlotte lifognay, the person.fr9m Gosport in %those possession the stolen child, young Dellow, had been found, was again IF examined. :The substance pf the late evidence against her brig g read, the Lnan MAYVB, after some comments ors tie nature cf the offence, told the woman, that she evidence against her was not sufficient to sustain fle charge of felony ; but she was held to hail to t ike her trial at'the approaching Sessions for the mis demeanour. An elderly matron present, whose name we could not learn, but who seemed to be a friend of Mrs. Russell, who was fotmotly tried for this offence and' ::quitted, remonstrated with some energy on the hardships if Mrs. Russell's case—the sevete injuries her character and fe'elings had sustained, by her pub lic and repeated exposure, by her imprisonment, by her le pealed danger of hei.ig torn to pieces by the molt ; and by 1... r being brought forward, at consi derable expence, awl the risk , f her liberty and life, to he tried as a criminal at the Old Bailey,—upon which, however, she had the good fortune to be ac quitted. The advocatrix desired to know, vyhether - Alm Russell w, to have any compensation or satis faction for the injury' she had sustained ? 'rile Luau Mon expressed hit regret that Mrs. Russell, or any innocent person, should be exposed to injury or inconvenience on account of an unfoun -0 charge; but such had been frequently, and might t ftin unavoidably be, the case of many innocent in dividuals, where striking similitude of person, and the positive (though erroneous) testimony of wit mess( s, combined to fix upon them so strong a susei cion of guilt. The witnesses in Mrs. Russel's case had sworn strongly and positively to the identity of h r person ; ,and the corroberattng circumstances t weighed so forably against her, that he felt it indis p usable to commit her for trial. He had much sa tisfaction, however, that she was acquitted, as it now appeared by indubitable facts, which could not have bratir known at the time, but which proved her per fectly innocent cf the charge. hour men, named Primdry, Robinson, Price, and 6oulding, were charg , el with breaking and entering the vautts of Messrs. Ingall and Mann, in Queen's street, wine-merchants ' S , me of the gentlemen of Tower Ward having entered into an a.sociation to parole the streets, in order nu re effectu.:lly to detect nightly depredators, Gh Satard ty night eight set out, four of toem going one way, at..d tour another ; when Messrs. Barnes, White, Smith, and Tentpland heard some voices ap proaching, on which they stood up in a passage un observed, and soon saw four men of a suspicious ap pearance; in consequence of which they followed them until they saw them enter a house, No. 15, 11/files's-lane, Cannowstreet, kept by one Johnson, a cook. Shortly after the four men entered this house, Cie gentlemen heard the noise of bottles being broke i i the cellar. Robinson then left the house, and was t tken into custody by the party, and carried back to the place. After being joined by others, they proceeded to search the house. On the first floor, they found one Hill and his wife in bed, and were told there were no others there ; but when they were leaving the loom, Mrs. Hill pulled one of the gentle men by the coat, and whispered, that there was a man in the room who did not belong to the house. The gentlemen then took the man (Priestley) into custody. They then proceeded up stairs, and in the garret they found two men in bed, who seemed as if awakened from a sound sleep ; but upon searching - the room strictly their clothes were found wet, and their shoes soiled with flesh mud. Ta the cellar a -number of broken wine bottles wcte found, and some of the wine spilt. The seals on the corks of the bot - ties which were found broken corresponded wilt the seal used by Messrs. Ingall and Mann, in whose .vault were found crows and other implements for 'house-breaking, together with several bladders for taking away the wine. Near one binn 18 empty wine hottlesvvere found, which corresponded with the num ber missed from an adjoining binn. From another binn , 15 bottles had been taken. In the house in Miles's.; -lane, under the chair in which Robinson sat, the tentlenien found two empty bladders. The prisoners said they had been out all night, having been drinking ; and that they went into this house in the morning to get some soup. They were remanded. , Bow-seem. —Yesterday Lavender apprehended another man, charged with being concerned in the mal-practices at the Admiralty, and took him to the public-office, Bow.street, where he underwent a long r i va te examination before Mr. Read and Mr. Gra ham, the Magistrates; Mr. Croker, and Mr. Bicknel, .the Sqlieiter to the Admiralty. Isliettitiottoeurresenerr.— Yesterday a Mr. Thomas, a law-student, was held tri bail for en assault on Col. Wetn.yse. It appeared the defendant had, by mistake, an aft *mimes mood, knocked at the door of a house i n Itueliellteluare, after I'2 o'clock on Sunday night, and on it being opened be was had into a parlour, where the Colonel was spending the evening with a Party. An alteration ensued, and the defendant was .conveyed tb the watch-house, at which place he struck the Colonel in the mouth. J. White was charged with uttering a £5 forged note, at a public-house in Windmill-street, and re , .. mended for another examination. Messrs. Hunt and Sons, card-makers, in Morti mer-street, charged several labourei s in their employ, with conspiring together to prevent their work being done ; when order was re-established by committing the rerglea.der. IDINBURGN, JANUARY 2. Tnesdaynight, being the last night of the year, and on that account devoted by immemorial usage, and the custom of the place, to innocent festivity, the streets of this city were disgraced by a series of riots, outrages, and robberies, hitherto, we may truly say, without any example. During all the whole of the night, alter eleven o'clock, a gang of fe rocious banditti, armed with bludgeons and other weapons, infested some of the leading streets of this metropolis, and knocked down, and robbed, and otherwise most wantonly abused, almost every per. son who had the misfortune to fall in their way.— After they had fairly succeeded in knocking down those of whom they were in pursuit, they proceeded immediately to rifle them of their money and watches; and the least symptom on their part, of anxiety to save their property, was a provocation to new out rages, which were persevered in until their lives Were endangered. By the vigilance of the Mag'strates, who were on the streets, or otherwise actively en gaged in the duties of their office, until about five o'clock on Wednesday morning; several of these rioters were apprehended on the spot, some of them with the stolen articles in their possession. Among other depredations, we hear, that about 70 of the pub lic lamps as ere broken. JAN. 4.—We arc extremely sorry to state, that Dugald Campbell, a police officer, who was so yerely wounded on Wednesday, by the gang of ruf. flan who infested the street, died last night, at nine o'clock. The utmost vigilance is exerted for the dis covery of the offenders by whom this atrocious mur der has been committed. A reward of 100 guineas has been offered by the Magistrates to such as can give any information as to this matter, and advertise ments to this effect have been published in all the newspapers. Some r ights ago, a bookseller's shop in Dundee was entered into, and about 70 volumes carried off ; and on Mt n lay night, a sunk shop in the Fish Mar ket was broken Open, and about £4. in copper and sil ver cariiel off. The books have been since found in a Gentleman's garden, into which the thieves had thrown them, to prevent detection ; but no word is yet •got of the specie. Monday two men broke into a house in the neigh bourhood of Dunfermline, and stole a watch and a pair of pantaloons. One of them was soon after ap prehended, and after examination was commited to Dunfermline jail. The watch was found in his pos session. Next morning on the jailor opening the room where he was confined, he was found quite dead, hav ing lunged himself by means of his hanclkercief. MARKED S. MARRIED. At St. George's, Hanover-square, Charles Morland, Esq. Major' of tlyr itth,ReLtrnent of Dragoons. to the Hon. Caroline Eustatia Cstistsha*. Ges the 46th uk. the Rev. Daniel Struthers, Mlobter of the Relief Congregation at Waterbeck, to Mies Isabella, daughter of Mr, William M'Craith, in Cksneyard; parish of Colveed► DIED. At White ?hint, near Cove, of a decline, brought ON by his uncess'nietertions in Portugal, Lieutenant John O'llonoglioe, of the 48th Regiment, Saturday, at Enfield, Bicknell Coney, Esq. a Director of the Bank of England. On the 2d instant, Mrs. Shadbolt, wife of Mr. Sliadbolt, Of Bath Place, Peckham. Suddenly, at Douglas, Isle of Man, on the 12th tilt. Francis Haly, Esq. late of Cork. His mode of living, during his resi dence there, was so different from that of the geueralii y of the strangers, as they are termed, that his finances were suspected of being very low. But, on his decease, property to the amount cf nearly four thousand pounds, in cash and debenture bonds, was folind in his apartnucts HIGH WATER A r LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW. Morning 29 minutes after 8 Afternoon 5l minutes after 8 RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Including only from the , 29d of Dec. to the 28th -of December. Total 8,084 quarters. Average 111 S. Sid.-Is. lOid. lower than last return. . A RETURN OF FLOUR, - From the 21st of December to the 27th of December. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Tina! 9,294 racks-Average 995. 81. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Is. toil higher than last return. The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choke FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JANUARY 4. Liquors, and moderate Charges. I.Verage Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns r r e H E following POST 'COACHES, MAIL i ending the 28th of December, 1811. 1 COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. Snow-Hdl. 1, 4. Is. d. Is. d. Is. d. Is.d. I s. d. ; EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmoubt, 106 7 55 9 1 51 2 131 5 1 5761 64 1 : Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at 'lite average Price of Sugar, computed f rom t h e returns made six o'Ciock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminster, liral in the week ending the sth day of Jan. is 3.15. 7 id. per cwt. " port. Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. INSPEC'TOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Jan. 2. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, nd Huntingdon Wheat per load 301. Os. to 321. lux. new Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Evening.- Coaches from New ditto 231. Os. to 301. /Os. • Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, anti Hull. Barley, pet quarter 40s. -d. to 50s. -d. I LIVERPOOL, Warrington Knutslord, Stone, and Lichfield, Oats 3s t . -d. to sos, -d, I Rost-Coach, called The Expedition,: every Evening at Five 11.., e 445. -4. to 521. -d. 1 o'clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street; Peas 58s. •-.4. to 645. Ouch Liverpool. Guarded throughout. Beau's 54 6 . .....d. t o Go, --d BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-CoacliesohroughChippen- PRICE OF HOPS TN THE BOROUGH MARKET'. 1 barn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Bag.. Pockets. May's, the Greyhound lint, Bath, and the London Tavern, 'Filo- Kent 41 6s to 61 lOs Kent 41 les to 71 15s • manstreet, Bristol, next Morning.-Coaehee to Wells, Bridge- Sussex 41 Os to GI Os Sussex 41 04 to 6' 16s ! water l Taunton, 6.c. Yearlings-Kent, Bags 41. Os. to 51. 10s. I /EDS new light Casch,eallee the Rock Ingham, Sets (vitt every Ditto Pockets, 51. Os. to 61. 6s. Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re- PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. 1 markably easy, with a Cuard throughout. Passes through Stain- Sr. James's. WiSITECHA.PTE. ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Hay 31. 15s. to 51. 18s. Hay 41. 10s. to 61. 6s Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the Straw 91. lis. to 21. 17s. 'Clover 61. 6s°- to 71. 7s uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allow.d to he the most Straw 21. 12s. to 21 Iss agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, PRICE OF TALLOW. . brims unequalled in Accommodation by any other. St. James's Market 4s lid Town Tallow 83. 64 • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Clare Market 4s lid Yellow Russia ne s od ' Chorley, Ornokirk, and Gantang Post Coaches, every After- W hitechapel Market 4s 104 White ditto 77s Od noon at Five o'Cluek.-Guarded. per stone of 81b. ----- Soap ditto 76s od GI.ASGOW, I.ongtosek Gretnr.Green, Amian, Dumfries, 143 8d Melting Stuff 64. od Brownhlß, Thornhill, Sanquhat , KHz, Cumnoek, Kinpwell, and Average 4s 104 d Ditto rough 42s 0.1 . all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. Craves 205 04. Good Dregs Os Od I YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Comb, performed Yellow Soap 925-Mottled, 102s-Curd, 106s-Palm 92e. with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-put Frice of Candles per dozen, 12s. 6d-I Moulds, 145 Od. Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, 1 PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Bereft& Passengers 34d 344 fi nding themselves fatigled from the length of the journey, may Butts 2044 234 Calf Skins Ditto 25d 26d Ditto Sad 424 rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad. Merchants' Backs 19d 21d Ditto . 361 40d pato-nal Fare. J. CLA ax, the Black Swan, Coney street, York, Dressing Hides 17d 18A4 Small Seals 9s 8d to 2s 16.1 runs Coaches to Sunderlaud, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and Fine Coach Hides 18d 19 ) ,d Large ditto 110 s 160 s other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Waken new Poet Coach, every Crop Hides for cutt.l64l 18;,t1 Tanned Horse Mau 17d 21-d Evening. Ditto 19d 224 Goat Skins 84s 62s , CARLISLE, Petri : tit, and Whhehaven Pent Coach, gees with 1 COAL-MARKET, Jan. 6. Fore Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Benue., Ships at Market Sold Prices. • Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Berougisbridgh 39 Newcastle lei 484. 3d. ea 5.55. 61 Wetherby, Alserford. Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest I Suadertand a 005 Od to 00s Od. way by eighteen miles). Sets oat every Morning, and, performs ...-.-......--- . the journty with the greatest facility.. Passenger. de•ained on. the road by business, or pleasure have the peculiar advantage of Beautiful White 'Teeth may be reßarded as one of heir seam red in the n ext Coach the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without si d cu PARKGATE new Po st . Coach, Daily. which the finest fox med face is imperfect; inattention '. t C EC H L E I S' P I' S E E R , a en new Flying Pout C b, to YorkSunderland ----. to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an Newcastle, and Edinburgh, cafries Four Insides only, every At. offensive breath. -BUTLER'S VEGETABLE RESTORA- temosoo, at Three o'clock, by way of Doneastet, Grantham, and TIVE TOOTII POWDER is a most elegant and certain Stamford. 1 SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach ev remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums; its M orn i ng, to the - Ge o rge Inn , Sunderland. ' ery particular qualities are not simply confined to clean- ' MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsall, sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.-Guarded. state of perfection; it will render them beautifully SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Pmt-Coach, the ßoyal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five olock.-Guarded. white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy ham, every Morning. in the gums, cause thorn to adhere close and firm to S OUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, t.y. and t h e . mington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Windsors, the teeth, render them of a healthful red, . 1 breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most Porte, BIRMINGHAM IsIe of iW i gh t, ' Jersey, and Guernsey W ' one Daily • . • • Mercury Post Coach, with a Mud, sets ' . * ln ' a llte fire nt New York, 33 horses,. -brought i excruciating toot h -as h , gam.biles, and swelled face, out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingham next day at N oon. . i . -bold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Sbipstone, ...there for sale, were burnt to death. to the Saracen's Head. I f Saturday se'nuight a young lad in the ticisiiy of side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam Ben-greet, Rirminghant. Csa H c t i l l l. e L v , a llorthcave, a l t i st ow y denThorn, and hull Post , is it iglny, was amusing himself in the fields with a gun. and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Sun lon, I,Re had just discharged the piece,' and vias again Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea ; new, Myton-gate Y Morn i n g ea o'clock, to the tdi and I .10ading when it unluckily went off and drove t h e man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and sotirliimPTON,Winehester, Air( sferd, and Alton Coach _ramrod through his gums and lip, and carried away Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Barter and. • every Evening. / Imp of his teeth. : *Donald, Gl asgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott and . SLAVE WLIGIITS 09 LUGGAGE, GOODS, &C. CONVESID ST 111 E UNDERSILMTIOIS LEO WACICONS: To DISS, Beccles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, Tuesday afternoon between seven and eight o'clock, Cargil, Edinbtaret ; Crutwell, Bath ; 'Ross and Peck, I a Kilsyth carrier's cart, while standiag in Black Friar's Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and every Monday. Wynd, High-street, Glasgow, was robbed of a cask I,,yn c h, Manchester I . Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and i SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week of rum, about ten gallons. The earlier having lo id- Lleyd,'Birniingham ; Gregory,.Brighton ; Edwards 1 WILLIAM B. Moroi AIN and C o . r espect f u ll y acqua i nt t h e i r ed his cart and gone into the stable for his horse, ;he and Penny , Liver p ool ; and of most res p e ct a ble Me.. Friends aud the Public, that they will not b e accounta bl e for any. • Parcels or unless Sm. of more than Five Founds Value, if lost or damaged, ' entered as , uch utd paid for accordingly, a , 1 irks availed - themselves of his absence, cut the d;cina Venters in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at will a ropes and got clear 4 with therunt. 1 2s.'9d. Ohl _ 1 the samecta's Head Inn, Snots -hall, Lorgun. . ' . . • ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thorntot, R. Thornton, and J. Thornton, of 1 ondon, mer chants. 1.. Hoff horn and J. J. Iselin, Mill-stairs, Rot ht rhithe, merchants. T. Jendwine and W. i.mart, of Basinghall-street, velvtt-weavers. 1. Faultier and J. Rodwell, New Bond street, booksellers. W. 1,. Reay and T. F. Hay, Liverpool, surgeons. E. Robinson, of Cheapside, and T. Fletcher, of Gibraltar. J. Rawson, W. Rawson, 1. Rhodes, and R. Briggs. of Halifax, bankers. H. Cartwright and R. Woods, of Liverpool, coal dealers. W. Wood and T. Cooke, of Birmingham, factors. J. Eyre and W. Askisam„, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn-factors. J. Telfree and W. Attwood, of Basingstoke, inanufacturers of sacks. I. Kempsan and F 4 Fekon, 1 irsnlogharn, dock-dial ma kers J. and T. Firth, Heekmondwicke, Yorkshire, merchants. J. Royds, J. G. Rork, and C. Royds, of Rochdale. J. and J. Orcaves, London. .A. Wallace and 1. Pugh, Harp-lane, Tower- Street, commercial agents. R. Wells, W. Robertson, and W. J. Brotherhood, Camden Town, brewers. 7'. 1. Wilkinson, R. Oak ley, R. Sankey, and I. °Wield, Holywell, bankers. C. Sweed lard, J. Wilkinson, and R. Waters, Warnford-court, Throgmor s•rect (so far as regards the said 1. Wilkinson). J. Niallett aid J. W. Devey, Miresing-lane, wine-merchants. R. Botterill and R. Cattle, York, paper-stain. rs. J. Doming, J. Po•ter and W. Bates, Manchester, machine-makers. 'F: Grinsley and W. Willson, Le t-ester. grocers. R. Barnes atlT:l'illotson, Liverpool, tailors. J. M`Donald and G. Grant, Old Broad-street. 'l'. cud I.Tennant, Leeds, merchants. M. I(annen and T. Reed, Wellclow-square, surgeons. M. Luscombe, E. Luicumbe, M. Luscombe, junior, and W. H. Bayiy, FAH StOIIrhOUSC, Devonshire, merchants, (so far as regards the said M. Luscosube.) 1. Hargrove, T. Hargrove, W. White, and T. Cusbsn, Blackfriats-r ad. hatters. M. Coltman, Wordsley, W. Grafton, Brittle-lane, and W. Bacon, Wolverhampton, Staffor.!shire, gLososannfatturers. J. Jebb and J• Redman, Ketlworth, Lekestorshire, tallow-chandlers. T. P. Dawson and T. Lipsham, St. Jannes-strett, confectioners. J. Re burn and J. L. Hirst blinories, woollen-drapers. 1. Davits and M. Wood, St. Nicholas, Worcester, milliners. R. Crossley and G. Smith, Giltspur-strect, silversmiths. M. 11. ad and A. Gardener, Walworth, linen-drapers. A. Lamb and W. Nichol son, Princes-street, attortsien M. and S. litook, Paternoster row, printers. J. Goodeve and M. Miall, Portsmouth, liner drapers. R. Hargraves, Hill, and J. G. Armytage, Thickholders, Yorkshire, c lotlsi. es. O•MORIWW. Sun nses Sun sets, Mono rises, 0 mltunes atter 8 0 minutes after 4 126 ntinutes after 1 LOCK AND SURGICAL DI/PENURY. His Royal Highneits the DUKE of YORK, Patron, Eurgeon, Mr. KlaIN AN, Member of the Royal College, L oth i an THIS excellent Institution, erected for the p u bli c benefit against the delusions of tmpyrielint in' this la w/ of practice, has to boast' the cure of no its than 8200 p at i mi since 1806, many labourlug under the most detperate Venerm infection. The amebae and highly effiracious plan of treutiotat pursued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inetureenieme t public citaritit s, gives a certain, sa"e, and speedy cure, whhet confinement, injury totiee constitw ion, or any circninstarneswhid i can betray t ) the friends of the patient the existence of their din. ease. The tarty symptoms of infection are auredin a ftw 4 . 4 and the most comp tcatt d forms of str.ctures, debiiity, ulc. ratim a _ &c yield in one half the time Wiggled In other imtitu ion s o f t y; same kind to their compkts removal The most resp-c•abk mo ws have given it their support, from a convicts= of its impeller a g„ van ages, and the secrecy and honour with which the estabruti. aunt is conducts d, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Has. T. homy Right Hon. R. R. Sheridan, Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Jolial a , teach; Esq. M.P. CoL H. Clements, M.l'. and Col. Walt, h ien , M.P. The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex, at Vs pi vate hoes?, No. 1, LowetChartotte-street, Bedlord4ittart, fi at 9 till 12 in the morning, and front 6 to 9 o'clock at Light, e i b t o letters front town and country, post paid, may be addrertel l when the necessary advice and medicine Will be given, or sa l ty any part of the k.ogdors. . ANI'I:SOOKBUTIC DROPS. • IT is worthy observation the numerous Canis tht have succeeded by tile use of SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUT DIC ROPS and the following remarkabk it stance occurred in a middle a6:wed WO4llll who applied for the, use at the Dispensary, 13, Soho-equate, London. She complains" of great debEity and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a meal depression of breathing; Isle one not being well understo* Ae had tried palliatives without any success. She took the M. tine, though the Proprieier stated the impro:iability of hs at service ; in a month she waked from Lambeth, having raw seed her strength and appetite, and increased her purse from* depressed state it had heed In. Now this effect can only be se. counted for by the medicine regulating the stomach and digs & don, and exerting the powers of the habit. In deep-sewed sb. scenes of the joints, the change.it produces in the general heath s excites the best hopes in those most distressing car..s. In lThp, dens, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, &c. its effects at.. mune, acknowledged. As there are numerous counterfeits, phase to an for Spilsbury's Patent Anti.corbutic Drops, with Ike Klog'stluty printed In black ink, ill bottles et .3s. 6d. double battles in.. &A l larger Al 21. duty Included. Cotnpt‘tind Essence Ss. &tidal ue IMspensat y, 15, ! eho•squsre. London. RO BBE R DS'S COUGH DROPS. TH ERE cannot be too much said iu praise of this Medicine, as experienee'in almost innumerable easel ha terovAl it the most extraordinary and bents sal discovery sea model it is a certals, efficacious, speedy, and easy Cure fa Coughs, Cold., Ad Mtn, and Consumptions. Not an instance has occurred, though taken by nearly COOS path nts annually, where it ha. been known to fad in rake*** above complaints. So extraordinary are its virtues, that In the patient be ever so erna6ated or reduced, after having tried tftlff medical us:stance to no pupas it will act us it were a clunk and in,tantiy relieve the inveterate cough, at the sante tee give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectant's, streng heat the who'e debil.tated cot:stint:len, andprocure Jute .reshing condi its of rest and sleep. Copy of a Letter front the Right Hon. Lerd BRWTHICkg briar: to the late D take of Portland, to. Mr. BUTLtIy Sia--1 have frc gi ently experienced the greatest &attends in your Robberded CatfthDrope-1 do not recollect one kite" In which they have failed, provided es.y have been preputly se. ministered. A very old Gentleman, a friend se mine, above l years, has taken them, and has fouled the greaten benefit, EA intends persevering in the use of them. I am , Sir, your WWI servant, " E. BEN4INCL` Ramsgate, Feb. 2, 1808." A Catrrtow—Vo guard the public against Counterfeit prip ration, observe that R. Butkr, No. 4, Cheapside, In entire/is ds Stamp, and affixed to reel :Bottle. Prepared and so'd by Mr. Butler, I, Cheapside,cotree of Paw notter-ruw ; and sold at Cliiisps corner of Spring Garden. ; Usk 469, Berougb ; Smith , ScOtt, Cargil and Raeburn, EAlloluegh; Ratter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Newbury,Dadriln; Piereyge Home, Birmingham; Hall, Gosport; Belam aad Sharp. era mouth ; Jones Weston, Ind Mallory, Portsea ; Gear vile, Howlan d, Nettleton, and Coolteronhy, Plymouth; Tree. min and Woolmer, Exeter • Collins, Salisfuley Peck Rm. HuH; and most nudleae v:inatirs; in Bottlnat _ - A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. VIER INVeTtIitATZ INTICILVAL ENILAIT MANY laudable attempts have heretofore bees nude in vain to arrest ors. Gnat Internal Enemy, in CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Pliese‘ Twenty Thousand Persons having fallen under its tyranny* rigidly, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. Wit people in general consider very lightly. namely ir Common CA and Cough, has usually been the primary eau*, as such, lA* veer will check Cougtf effectoally, should be speetialy rnortass• as it is better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, lit Peoprietor, of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE,' for the Pres* duo and Cure of consumption , Asthma, and the very Wig Pulmonary Complaints, comprehending also the Hatpin NON the destroyer of Children, feels k a duty Incumbent on bier urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it in used Coogh.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last liveYeite for the Benefit of the Poor, in winch time he has bad the OR ficatfon t 3 relieve three Thnueaud Persons ; and can with ind say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy teidiadid of Cough, however severe. RECEII 1' CASES: /*rent Mr. 'Poor s Attar, 11, Orange-street, Red-llon-sques. " 81a—I It a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge di gratitude thiglicacy of your Vegetable Essence is betake( of wife, who was allikted with a periodical cough for tee yes% which baffled au medical aid, and because increasingly yowl which had reduced her tot mere shadow. till at WON M s very providential way, she heard of your medicine, and stLQ taking one beetle found great relief, and continuing to nisi agreeably to your directions, her cough Las entirely left her. I should have wrote before (her cough having been reniserelit More than eighteen months) but have waited to see if it wad return; and findirs it does ant, I can no beiger refrain retuned my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a MAO case on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the anc-re of, Sir, your most °bedfast humble servant. THOS. ANL * No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lion-square May IS, From Mr. J. s, Ent-Itroet, Lion-square, squat " feel great pleasure in acquainting you, that year* gill:: Essence alone has happily relireed my scream, 114 from a very troublesome constitutional cough, wkb heirs die has been dilated, by her account, these !aft Korn yam I Nigro* to accept my sincere thanks Mr your generous asirra to bar. and if you think proper to publish this cure, I fed itld duty to give my verbal testiniouy to any inquirer. 1 awe art yosn' ni“..t obedient servant, * •1. XF Fakt-street Q ueen - square , April IS, tell." A small Pant phlct, containing an Account of its Virtues st the Testimoniee of nearly a huntir.d Ladies and Gelidness" high reepecability, in its favour, may be bad at Mr. B. Ma e^ 14, Giouceeter-street. Queen-aquare, Bloomsbury; at Mc*. kin.. Miueral Water Warehouse, No. IS. Old Benda.* Mr. Perdu. No. 25, Southampton •st reet, Coveut-Garden ; vett, Arliss, and Baker's, 87, Bartholomew-close, West Sod' field; Miss Randall's (late Tun), adjoining the Royal IWO. Gate, Cornidli; Mr. Hugeenin's, Perfumer, iS, Harlsoll" Mr. Mattrases, 85, Fleet-street ; Mr. Sanger's, 158. (1 street ; Mr. Clark ' s, 2198, High-street Borough; Mr. 11 . 4/ comer of King -street, Holb o rn ; Mr. li;envand's. 15 6 . 0 % gate Without; Mr. Ward' s , near Middle-row, (taboos; Moses. Confectioner, Hampstead; Mr. Burins, Cistrarlf*, Bath; Mr. Billgin's, Corro.etreet. Bristol; Mr. Kryiner'se cheater; Mean. Meggy and Chalk's, Chtinufned Wars BP ' die,Dowding, and Lutaird's, Salithury ; Mr. WashboureSet; enter; Mr. Newbery, Dublin ; :Litton, Royal Etchange ; d Truetsan's, Exeter ; price ed. where also may be had the WO itself, inb.rttles l 7s. each, the stamp incbdtd.--The will only add, that a single tea spoonful of this tuvaisishk paratlon is a dose for a grown perton--that, 1n appearads taste it is as pirrant as white wine—and that objects of may apply in Gionce s ter- street , wh ere i t is, to stmts. . innultoredy. Any sena/Icy, not lees than three Mlles, 841 y part of VI? kingdt.m tcturiage free) upon an irclomiteol'', ' LONDON : Prinwd by 1.1-vca, KENT, l'i:kettaitaiVa robiirbed thtre, w.s.l at tbh :tar-Olace, TemplelNV r I. I R I 4