Star. — London, England, 1812-03-10 00:00:00

ASSIZES. BERKSHIRE. Assizes t.o k;,13 county, which ended on ,y last, Tir , mas White, for horse-stealing ; Daniell, for a highway robbery, received of death. John Symons and John White, iv Onee watches in a dwelling house ;• and grave, fur steal:ng divers articles in a dwel se, to be transported for seven years. Thomas , for privately stealing a quantity of silver, wis-tned two yea: s. John Yeats, for man ; and William Whiting, .for stealing a res tote ;to Ire imprisoned twelve months.-- -Farrow, John Hank, and George Arnold, laughter ; John Field, for burglary and fe tal John Parrett, for ste ding oats ; to he im tii mouths. And James Spokes, for burg :lmprisoned one month. James White, for isremoved to Hereford, to take his trial. toner was discharged, and five acquitted. ' , rand Jury found a bill against the county of not keeping in repair Folly bridge, within 1 of Oxford, but in this county. .us to our Assizes two prisoners of the names Bennett, and Edward 13ooth, had been com p), the Magistrates, fer trial at the next Ses id it bad been usual to return commitments , .More in the Calendar for the Assizes, but tent Sheriff thought it his duty. in obedience wing's writs for summoning the Assizes, to ' return of these prisoners to the Judges, with of their being. detrained, and the Court ap- , if the return, and the prisoners were dischar aoclamitiou. This is noticed for the infor- Oathe public, that prosecutursandodters may I tat when the Assizes intervene between the mint of a delinquent and the next Quarter the the proceedings must go on at the or the accused will be discharged, notwith ' the commitment itself is for the Sessions ' • 1 is Congenial to the laws and spirit of our Con. and the Habeas Corpus Act. BUCIONGHAWHIRE. ickinglr am Assizes, Joseph Etile, - and Sohn 'or. horse-stealing ; and Edward Gurintrip, for a sheep, the property of Mr. W. NVatson, of Dor- Te found guilty, and received sentence of death. 'n 'former" are -iefl r for execution, the. latter A. William Hobbs, for stealing a piece of the, property of Mr. - Treacher, of Wycombe, irately whipped, and discharged. Joel Ware, ioseph Moore) and Thomas' Milman, for a in the hems, of. Mr. }ladder, of Uxbridge, removed for trial to the county of Middle 'rancis Todd, W. Cook, tad Thomas Mead, .quitted. ISI E OF ELY, MARCH 5. EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL. tad Whitimg, a shopkeeper at Downham, near ad a Dissenting Preacaer, was indicted under Ellenborough's Act, on a charge of admini.' poison to George Longman and to Joseph an, his brothers-in-law. It appeared in evi !hat the Langmans resided together at Down -Icl were small farmers ; and that their family !el of themselves, a sister, named Sarah, about .5 of age, and a female domestic, of the name nine Carter, who acted as their housekeeper /ant ; they had anoti:er sister who was married prisoner. On the morning of Tuesday the if March last, they sent their sister to the pri house to borrow a loaf ; the prisoner rctur ith her, and brought a lea f with him, and told -,gmarts, that as he understood their house was going- an a visit to her friends, for a day he %wild bring them some flour and pork to pudding for their dinner. He went away, shortly afterwards returned with a bason of flour pork ; and, addressing himself to the house said—" Catherine, be sure ) ou make the boys ;ng befbre ynu,go." He then took the young ,me with hien to dinner. The housekeeper ,•io puddings, but observed the Rour would Iperly adhere ; she left them in a kneading. and the Langmans boiled one for dinner ; . hardly swallowed two or three mouthfuls they were taken exceedingly ill, and seized lent vomiting. Suspecting the pudding had isoned, one of the ,Laugmans gave a small a sow in the yard, which swallowed ir, and immediately taken sick, and after lingering a to died. The elder brother soon recovered, younger one continued in a precarious state oral days. The remnants rf the puddings . ,lfsed by Mr. \Voolaston, Professor of Cite the University of Cambridge, and found to , considerable quantity of corrosive sublimate prisoner, who it appeared was a deiler in I •:empted to account for the puddings being I, by stating, that he had then lately laid sonic Ica to poison vermin, and that some of it must illy have been carried into his flour bin.— nolaston, however, positively stated, that the -contained no other poisonous ingredient than sublimate ; and it came out in evidence, prisoner, who sold drugs, had purchased of person whom he succeeded in business, a consi derable quantity of that poison. It also appeared, flour-bins belonging to the prisoner had been and that immediately upon its being disco lat the Langmans had taken poison, the pri ptied his bins into the privy, and washed i A.LEY, from London, conducted the priso nc e ; the trial lasted till six o'clock at night, Jury, after deliberating about ten minutes, the prisoner Gui 4, and the Judge immediately .ounce of death, agd he is left for execution. deaths of the two Langmans, under age, the 's wife, and the child he took home with him, lave• become entitled to the father's estate, as .sees of tl.eir IN others. Jay a large barge, laden with wheat and rags, milts about Woburn and \V y comb, sunk close ‘ndsor-bridge. The lading. was so high that it dear the arch ; notwithstanding which the gemen obstinately compelled the horses to persist tg all their strength to force it through, which scarcely effected when the line broke ; and swinging round against the piles of the statitly sunk. The rags alone are said to be katti 111129 At the Acsl Wednesday Lt and John Dar sente lee of de torsi' John iliagrave ling house, to 111 1 . tis• ck, for ' to TE iMprirsn sla ; an ba •k note ;•• hArd -Earn f -. T rtiinslaoggt 1 its ; and .14 'p i r o ned sii m 1 ry, to beimg rse-reil:l%, 0 se prisoner I The Grand B er k * , f it not .uie city of Ox Previt.us to of James Ben mitted by du sinus, and it b of this ntture the present Si to the /Eine!' snake a retun the canstof proved of the red by proch :nation 4the know that w commitment Sessions, tba Assizes, or ti sun , ting . the and tins is co stiattion and At Buskin Exile, tor. hot steal;ng a shet ton, t ere fon The two fo l reprieved. ' timber, the. p to be private . (alias Josepl $ burglary in t are to be ren sex. Franci were acquitu Michael W Ely, anti a 1 Lt,rd Olen, stering poise Langman, deuce, that t; harm, and ter consisted of t ten years Of of Cabe' ine and servant : t , t the prison 12th of Man sorter's house ned tvith her tine Lai,grnd keeper was g or two, he 'A make a ptids ani shortly a and pork ; keeper. said— a pudding to child Lome trade two p not properly trough ; and they had bar before they ith violent . been poisone piece to a so was immedit long time dii y.-. but tlyowl; for several were rnalfse mitt y at the crntain a con of mercury. The prism flour, attemp Fo;s; fled, by mix vomica tr acck!entally I Mr. Woolasti puddinn , eont! corn sive silt that the priso the person w derable quani that the flour , searched, and vered that tl saner emptier them out. Mr. A 1.1. r rt.:'s defence and the Jury f uad the pri ps,sed senttn By the deaths pr •sones's wit would have E the litiresles Saturday a for the milts i to Windsor-b did not dear bat gemen obi in tterting all they had scar the hirgc sw bridge, instati , POLICIL GClLDRALL.—Yesterday Jame: Taylor, a lad of 17 years of age, an apprentice to Mr. Phillips, bookbin der, of Cherry tree-court, Aldersgate-street, was put to the bar. Mr. Phillips produced a letter in the handwriting of the pr6oner, addressed to a poor la bouring liishman, named friurpty, residing in the neighbourhood of Saffron-hill, to the following eki,ct: Dear Murphy, there is a fellow of the name of Phillips, who lives in Cherry—tree•court, Alders gate-street, that is a horrible . enemy to our country and religion.' He has freqUently employed a press gang to kidnap our fellow-countrymen, and richly ' deservei our vengeance. Get as many Irishmen as you can to come dawn this evening and burn down his house, and I will reward you with money which I have saved for that purpose. Come about four o'clock, and you will meet with a friend to assist you. When you see the door open by any person, rush in and accomplish your purpose."—Then followed a • number of sums, purporting to be the reward of the !persons who shall join in this diabolical plan. This letter, it appeared, was delivered to Murphy, who very prudently took it to a constable, that resided near his house, whom he ,accompanied to the dwell ing of Mr. Phillips, %vivre a fellow-apprentice cf the • prisoner recognised the letters to he one which the prisoner had written the preading day. It appeared that the only inclytcement brwhich the prisoner was sretuated - to this infernal- purpose, •was the circum , stance of his maker having had occasion to take him to Stationer's Hall, to exhibit a complaint against him rfor.frauds, which he had practised upon several book 'fellers, customers of Mr. Phillips, to one of whom also it turnod out he had written anonymous letters, 1, threatening them with destruction if they presumed Ito employ Mr. Phillips any longer. The prisoner totally denied tlytt he was the author of the letters produced.—Sir W. CURTIS desired him to be kept in close confiaement, until his father, who is a carpenter, at Deptford, can, attend. Sopkia Ruth Robson, a girl 18 years old, was char- rd with stealing 18s. Gd. in the .dwelling-hi.use of Mr. Pearson, linen-factor. Mr. P. frequently missed money friam his purse, and having some suspicion of the prisoner, marked some silver, and left it in his pocket upon retiring to rest on Sunday night ; and on the ensoing morning, the prisoner having come into 1 his bed-chamber to 'tilt the fire, after her departure, he missed the money. Confirmed in his suspicions, he sent for an officer, who found in the prisoner's box the cash which had been stolen. Committed for fur ' i ther examination. Samuel Ilurehill, only 12 years old, apprentice to Mr. Nightingale, batber, of shoe-lane, was sent to Bridewell, for one month, for having stolen a quan tity of halfpence, in the house of a hosier, in Hol born, whom he was sent to shave. John Pittman, a notorLus offender, was committed to take his trial on a charge of having picked the pocket of Mr. W. S. Gilpin, of a waistcoat, on Sa turday night, in Fleet-street. The prisoner was seen by i young-man named Vaughan to cotrntit the theft in company with thrte others. Mr. V. seized him by the collar, and accZsed him, upon which he slipped his arras from Lis great-coat and ran off.— He was pursued immediately, and secured, and the property was found in his great-coat pocket. Bow-sTu EFT. irt!Sterd ay Henry Butler underwent an examination, charged with having in his possession several forged Bank -notes, and a number of coun terfeit dollars, three shilling, and eighteen penny tokens. Ile was fully committed for trial at the en suing Assizes for Kent. AN UNFOTiTITNATE LUNIATIC.—An unhappy wan derer, cf the name of It!in Marsdon, who was con fined in the York hospital, Pimlico, evaded his keeper on Friday, and got into the adjoining fields before he was discovered. He was pursued as f.:r as Sloane square, where he was overtaken, and enticed back to the hospital, when he rebelled, and got on the top of the boldi, g; but was again secured. He had on a strait waistcoat the w hole of the time, and he suddenly got away from his keeper again,by opening the ward door with his mouth, his hands having been also secured. He however made a leap, and succeed ed in ascending a paling ten feet high,,and from thence he plunged into the bed of the privy, and de scended t, :t 12et, and was smothered. The verdict of the Jury w.is—Lunacy. MARKETS. PltleSSOrtaalw AT TUE FOLLOWING WAltlttre • 1 BA SIN orroaa.-Wheat 1121 Od to 1305 Od per Quarter. • Barley 571 Ad to 62s Od I Beans 60s Od to 641 Od Oats S4s Od t 0.371 od Pease °Cs od to CM Od Bread 2s 61d. per gallon. i MaiDawurao.-Wheat 104 s Od to 136 Od per Qr. • Barley 51. Ad to 62s Od I Beans 52s Od to 605 Od Oats 34 Od to 44s 0d Pease 64s Od to 00s Cd Bread t:s. bd. Newsom •.-Wbeat 100 s od to 136 s od per Qr. Batley 57., nd to 65 (hi I Beans 60s Od to 70 1 pd Oats 3.15 Od to 40s Oel Pease 60s od to 651 Lid Bread 2s. did. Haut sr.-Wheat 100 s Od to 136 s Od per Qr.. Barley 4'tS ad to 63s 01 1 Beam 56* Od to 645 Od Oats 294 Od to 375 Od Pease 60$ Od to 665 Od Bread 2s. 8.1. Davizzs.-Wheat 944 to 126 s Od per Qr. Parley 628 to 71s I Beans 624 to Gas Oats 321 to 40s Peas 00s to 005 RNA DiNo.--Wheat lois 6d to 140 s Od per Qr. 1 Barley Sic 6d to 60s I Beans 635 vd to 665 Od Oats 338 Od to 40s Peas 67s Od to 7Cs 6d Bread 26 id. BANIURT, March S.-Wheat t3sad to 16s Od. Beans 7s Od to Bs. Od. Vetches, 13s to 16s per bushel. Barley 665. to 705 Oats 395. to 405. per quarter. Bread 2s. Sid. 0170ILD, February 29.-The second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 14s. 34. i. according to which price, and a due allow. mice made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, viz. The peck loaf, household. to weigh 171 b. 6oz. 45. aid. The halt peck 24. Std. and the smaller in proportion. AMIN DEL MASSE& T.- •On Saturday, the paces were-Wheat £2B to £3O p‘ r load; Barley 55r. to 565. and Oat. , , 385. to 40s. per quarter. Cute!' EST r a MA a x rr.-On Wednesday, there was a consi derable supply at grain, which sold as follows :-Wheat £26 to £2B per load; Batley 545. to 345. and Oars $6.. to 40S. p r qvar ter ; Flour 9::i. per sack ; Beef and Mutton in good =prig; Beef 54. to ss. 4d. Mr eon 4s. itd. to 55. 4d. Veal 6s. and Pork ss. 3d. to ss. 6d. per stone. -- •••m•IM4 TO TIIE PUBLIC. q rum Rrs VEGETAULE ANTISC6t. BUTIC DROPS. d ,• bottles at 235. and a smaar r b i z 4s. dd. The variety of triwases that prevail at this snorts n, year gener ally originating (rum impurities of the 14.. 0 .t , ted stomach, or obstructed perspiration, it is with th.t-tut:ss• fidence of success that westrenuou.ly tecommend this unr. medicine to public notice, as heirg a certain prevt mat ive and cite for numerous dieases, particularly the land and sea Scur... s e b „ ten, King's Evil, ulcerated Sure Lilt, running W oilso g i ' is any pan of the body, Leprosy, Eruptions gh ee the Small-po i sg Measles, litliammat um in the Eyes, St. Anthony's Fire, ith e ,, tisor and Rheumatic Gout , slow, nervo us an d ,_ and all the long train of disorders which attend the Scurry , nally. CA Neat. Remarkable Cure of a Cancer in the Face, whereby dr ew gne the nose was consumed, the face and eyes tire/dimity int oon g • and the head distracted with pain. %'inch tans vetifieslere,o, oath of Wm. Cruitt • the following is t h e copy of the is4„it token at the Gu11e..1411, Plymouth, the Slit Dee ICo7 , • Tilold AII EA LIS. Ei. Marc I, William Croitt, late of the Bordugh of salimh, hut me the Borough of Plyutouth, in the county Of Devon, do voluntarily make oath that I was afflicted with a came In my face for. wards of ten months, I had a very painful wound seated ire I nose, the greatest part of my face was dreadfully inflamed, a m .. did with the most acute pain that could possibly be e444/%4—.1 head was also distracted with pain, and toy eyes so revert', ofirra. ed that I could not bear the light, and obliged nie to sit ol o geg ale together with my head on my knees or some other suppekd ie ing nay affliction I tried various medicines, as well hem cuiry, as others, without receiving the least relief, and i h ei g ive increased daily; worn out with pain, no prospect e( a ,- having exhausted the little (annoy of mat.y hard.years was almost reduced to a state of despondency,whea I wasi gi he i to make trial of Dr. Gdbert's Vegiable Antisceetetic Deers; the strong recommendation of those who had received ni kik the gave e hope it would succ••ed, an d thi s h apg , rmris e ed di b ci y at w the time I lied taken the second bottle, the i.o s , tinily left toe, the wound daily rt better, and by the one I, taken five bottles I gained a perteet cure. Witness my hand, Wit LIAO Caoin Sworn before me at the Guildhall, Plymouth, sub m e dal Decemher, 1807. T stomas EAU., Mayer Thsebore VegetsbleAntiscorbutie Drops are the tole of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert. late of tise 'hyena% Feiruetreet, Exeter. but now of Fore -street. Dock. hahloisis, and retail, at Butla's Warehouse, 4, Chrepaide, m ks riternoster-row, London. They are alio .elsi firls3 Nlrs,ts. Williams and Dyer, Exeter; at.d retall by p a p s ,: mouth; Brodie and Co‘ Salisbury; Sberborne; Wselaser,Eseter; Belem, i•ort-moat k ; Gt s e a; Legg, Gos t iort ; Harvey. Southamp o.); I he oh». I Is.. port; Simmons, biandford ; Lanswor by, 1% oyoems • bens, Bridport ; Brio, Axminster ; Wildauss aso ton; Pitts, Newton Abbott ; Croydon. Tetenti.owit; pah, Pdvilish: and by mast medeeine vender• and itell • MIL SOU L 144 ertr:k.:4. MARRIAGE should be the toundAtim tit s o at /happiness, which I. often disturbed thro..gi tic. gem s that form the union not taking dime precautions which 55 ..4,1,, cure them the enjoyment of that greet domestic hies.u.g. p„ vs of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock two s h it ate consdtution has been tainted by disease, or tickw b s cs rtatn habit contracted at an early age, a moven.," 4. previous to enter ai that state is inshspensibly reisitas ts oyes the slumbering sparks of life, ander* reanimate the stets. n et no disorders have contributed more esseotially to siss: rey neal happiness than those which are the conssqueoce or sopothd pleasure. It was thia mosideration which iski..k*,: Mom CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct therm. dies and practice reclusively to the treatment and :urea de I. nereal Disease, and the disorders arising thereft ; *sake stied derangement of the nstem, produced by the destructive hiked the inconsiderate school-toy, which brings en thaw theramg Debilities and Deficiencies' that prevent or embitter the Maw monial state. The successful result of their idsti, then that adduional ardour to oppose the ravages of Mule tempt*, which are the most Important to the woks*. ref liemsa lads. mides. It behovesevers person who has tedelged au eats wh. tary vice to seek rebel by consulting Pt 0h...0wl awe el eta mince and honour, to which Mears. CURRIE and Cu deo the sanction of scholastic aetkority, as well as the teselsossy emonntratlitted fans. In professing the cure of thew camphists they hold out no inducemert to vete ; but sensible as al an mast be of the ,detente of such calamities, they Or deb assistaoce as regularly educated Members of the Karl Calk. of Suricoos of London and Eduiburgh. Mien sod arm eases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured ie the shat space of toe days. Those of the most obstiane dinals. as obstructions, inveterate strictures, paha al therms, Oa t /he. are permanently and speedily ared. Several ltiebisinesel Gentlemen of the brat respectability have been seder the ew 4 MOWS. Currie and Co. for the renfuval of complaints ef *ea thee, stricture', &c. and having received a radical sad ponamst cure, request that references may he made to than a evidences of the decided superiority of Mesas. Carri7= plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen hoistrldarniros I 0 to 20 years, and were under the care of kliewn.limmk, the. viskk, and otl.er surgeons of equal eminence, leis anumpod their cure by the application of the Amu caustic, whitest owns Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the fellow* heir OM the many they - traits - thanks for their sent to them am a laboured ruler be had bees eminence, noes from the superior _ _ MrS4l3. CUI;le ,put o roar _ Mean. Currie Ses, with the )ts mt. Wed a,, 1W pm % SW. R 4 Mt * wit the ft f t up. e t itim 1 R dais - 41w b. oal 44,11 I n it e b es.. 1 Old . rT. la/ ql 1 1 Yen) " 1 "1 , , 1 lb. b. 1. ma I 'I If a . ki r 14e. ■ Dab ' NEM, 1 / 1 eel a by the appficatlon of the Naar eau d ic, without soiree - I irrie and Co. have selected the following bow ani :PI they are daily receiving front gentkamasolimitlolo --- their restorame to sound and vivre., I. keel C zn unsolkTted,trom the eon of a Noble rillriseite RS nder this distressing and painful usably forma yeah a under the cart et several einem et t i l l noise of whom afforded him seemid; 1M 111(1mperior mode of annum* adop s ud sold pima anis and Co. be received a radical atm la the le month. Currie and Co. may be consulted by Witold • the greatest •eerecy and honour, at their bioo l . lib sn-Garden.--1. inters muse be poet paid. • . S MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. :E's Genuine PILLS, so justly famously 'superior efficacy in taring nerylorm ad gnu , creel Disease, the Scurvy, Re: without umbrae f diet, ha an easy, expeditious, safe, sad emen small tasteless Pill is a date, lea operation • • requiring no partkuLar attention. 1 ays they generally cure those cruel Disortheil 4 r fail in that time ot perfectly restos-kg health. thiP' ate happy assurance that be or she is at the em d hell 41 I, let the degree of malignancy be ever as red. 11 excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make 0 I,to kon icing part, and enter into ctest with die. ....... 011 lich they...speedily dislodge and expel. Tim amt 11,0 cervix to be a preserver of as well ass emir Ni ing only eight single Pith Sot:gaol' finale/miss , . le Patentee has this eamordinary oblisadse to , 0111 . is o 6-.1. be promised himself front tiez en .th2 ow' '''''' • L acted, as though impatient of 1 sot -...i.sis d eta Pills are most worthy a glace is the ..—- 4 . VV id Captains of Skips; the more so, for dig Oaf „. In all climates any knelt of time, sad that tillt.. l ": the test of near Ou year, wi th Moven* atm IF , and honour to their sartime, iosoosuctithatikoll a ears they have radically cured upwards 610 0 . 1 . 1. _,..„ 1 of whom bad been discharged from Hoptfo'''' a Lad been frequetaily yestested, and all tie I 1 without effect. a and Sold by the Sole Preprktor, Taegu ZAM' 3 thoBo6 ' the Royal College of Surgeons is Loatali. lo 1 r Bridge -st reet ; where he will give de lve s ... I ems ta these Pills, and will answer Patiosiim .4 -paid king , on the same terms, observing MI 5. 01111 = s able secrecy, no patient's name Or cam Will "'" 0 but at their own particular request. Wale Is count of snore than 40 years, that beam ha IV it 1:r exte n sive tale of the above medid llo • oo i as 10 therefrom. Of also sold, by his appointment, at the • __, 70 tan's-street (' alt-mall; the Toy s s. We las Mr. Disitorougles, No. 7, hishotroiolil l i los e Monumen• ; aud by one Parma wenn, , .000 island, ate. in Boxes of ouly Is. N. WO. POT il plain directions whereby venous of (Owes 7 .700 rives with ease and secrecy. Tbe 'cry Box sold in Great Britain is andeilleeit Ski y farms rot the Com is 'naives", Is petted at mil - Tkl . Taylor, I+ o. ti, rem Boidgastrole." o . . 1, h i . a Printed by Levet Kee*. ftekstsffiell o t • I shed aim, and st the I tar• 011 01 ramfb Pg. • • ' ADMIRAL COTTON. Friday last the body of the late Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, Bart. was removed from his late residence, at Stoke, to the Prionus sloop of war, Plymouth, which veNsel takes it to the Nore, whence it is conveyed into Cambridgeshire for the purpose of interment. The Flag Officers and Captains assem bled at the house at ten o'clock in the morning, with a detachment of the artillery and a Field Officer's guard of military forces, which fired several rounds each at the time the body was putting into the hearse, :if ter.which the North Battery on the lines commenced tiring minute guns, when they proceeded to the Dock yard in the following processitz : Artillery. Field Of cees Guard of Military Forces. Marine Bard. Chaplains of the Fleet, two and tw•o. Captain Rawley, of the Morns; Officers of his Ship, two and two. Admirals Surgeon. Physician of the Fleet. Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief. Secretary to the late Admiral. Chaplain of the Salvador. PALL-11EA1115. >' PALL.SZAREIII. Captain Bedford o Captain !Aimee Admiral Sir 11 Neale in Captain Sir G. Gore Admiral Boyle ta Admiral Bultesl Admiral Manley Admiral Ilan. minim , noN Sir Charld Cotton, Ae►eeet, Admiral ef the White, and Ceenwawde► is Chief of the Chemed Fleet, eke Feh. 23, 1512, &Sail 59. Chief Mourner, Rev. Alexander Cotton. Licut.-Geeeral England; Alniiral Sir Robert Calder. General Officers accor4ing to rank. Post Captains and Field Officers according to seniority. Commanders, ditto. Lieutenants, ditto. 14 Gentlemen's Carriages. As soon as the procession arrived at the Dock- yard gate:, the battery ceased, and the PE.I.OIIUS com menced firing minute guns, and continued so to do, until the body was received on board that vessel. Boats from all his Majesty's ships in the port were in waiting to attend the body from the North Stairs in the Dock-yard to the PELoaus; each boat having their resrective colours hoisted half-mast, and pro ceeded agreeable to seniority, on each (parte; of Rear-Admiral Sir EDWARD But.Lett's barge, which conveyed the body ; at which time all the ships in commission struck thtir flags, and rehcisted them half-mast, and fired minute guns. The ships, passed by the procession, manned their shrouds, the crews with their hats off, and turned out a guard presenting arms. As soon as the body was deposited on board the PELORUS, [hit vessel fired 17 gunk, the usual compliment agreeably to the rank of the deceased. • The sslr,le was conducted in a most admirAble manner, although among such a vast con course of spectators, which has been estimated at about 16 or 18,000. the PELOILL'S sailed in the con; se of the. afternoon. 107, It is announced in several French journals, that an elderly female, residin g a t a v ill a ge uear T ou l ouse , BY HIS . who had been long •afflicted with a cancer in the T EAKE' breast, was first relieved, and afterwards cured, by the L their . sui. of the Venereal application of house leek (joubarbe). The cure is at- tested by several phy s icia n s. MARRIED. ner. One small Madame BLANCHARD, notwithstanding h e r late Saturday, the Hon. Mr. Elliot, to Miss Robinson, d a u g hte r of table, and reqt " , General Robinson. dar disaster at Rome, made another ascension from that 1 At Aberdeen, ca . the 27th It. M r elie Da st vid Chalmerl . , printer in ' wherethey fz capital on the 211 d December. After experiencing the' Aberdeen, to Miss n Ann Campbel l , n daughter id G. Crap- ! t i ent h as t h e I extremes 4 of heat and cold, she sal s, she f e ll into a I bell, ECollector sq. of Excise. so restored, profound sleep, ( female a e ronauts a r e ex t reme ly i: At Dumfries, on the 2d instant, Mr. Edw ar d Dasveon, wri•eil ; ... I t is an e t c, fond of sloe I there, to Miss Edgar Neilson, eldest d a ugh te r o f R o b ert N e il son , :. t : e ent ho t i r i ng ping in the sky,) during which her b al. ; Esq. of Captaintown, merchant in Dumfries. ' matter, which' loon attained an elevation of 1'2,000 feet. She after- i DIED. I red by ezperience wards descended at Tagliacozza. In Pqrtugal, of a fever, Capt. 1. P. Johnson, Sl ot F oot . rer, by takilg : Beautifal White Teeth may be rerfkrded as one of . At Dumfries, on the Ilith ult. Mrs. Elizabeth Hyslop, relict c f In Mort, the Patentee Appleby, merchant there. that whatever be pro the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without' M r. James Sir William Langhana, hart. suddenly, at his house in foilil mad exceed, which the finest foimed face is imperfect; inattention fame. Them P I to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an I —_---- Cavendish-square. , &tasters and CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. I keep . good in offensive breath.-13c VEGETABLE RESTOUA- 1 , TIVE Too Fir Pow nett is a m os t el egan t an d certa i n WORMS are the most frequent sources o f Chil- now borne-th e an d guar. themselves, and remedy for all diseases of the t e eth and gu m s; i ts ! dian of ch ildren drn'D sea Diseases atild — Their every parrot remedy loss last alebt Years particular qualities a re n o t s i m ply confined to clean- 4 o f appetite, a paleness of the colour of the faro emadarion and " 1 ", ran? of sing the teeth, but 'a ill preserve them in the hi g h es t Irregular state of the bowels, 'attended alter wi th violent p ains; salis ' di " " 4 / state of perfection ; it will rende r th e m b eaut if u ll y they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of thebudy, made use of wit and they pcpve fatal, by end rf i sa n a g o in a a rl c s onsumption or decay. Both .. 11 "Pared and white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them preventative is c a u ai re ae o to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy i e rg con h arahns, the above m .,0 em .. 17r of tee both in on ta t oh t o est od im r ony of the F ri ee,t o o pe New" ns , in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to I highest characters in this country, tenth teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the! lily, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the ten. If pour-paid, Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success most invadable ' breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most' a sa o nc wn tio fa a n t e o lte ir s, a s f ram w p h s i its h merit beyond competition, and a i7 l o u en ing tinn th of t.d e:c b o ole excruciating tooth-ach, gum-biles, and swelled face. I gives int the kind —Sold whtdcsale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chrap. I can boast. Parents and others, who ao ot bar r e M the l c ci ar ne e o n ; side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Belam sbottlil have this remedy is a family Medicine to resort to, when: tics arising Lb and Sharp, Portsmouth; Ilall and John s o n , G os p ort ;+ ever the stomach or bow e ls of Child ren are any way disordered, The; are alao . 85, St. Alban' , which . it w w h i o l i l es a a ir e ay n s d be found ll to relieve. Allnutt, ‘Veston, Mailer/ and Jones, Portsea ; Ti ew, 1 ,at C ol 'h , in t g o a r id !o u t: h er:l i No. 4, w Cheep. fordawr e rm sh ; 44 1 , man, Exeter ; Cookworthv, Glenville, Gilbert and shk, London; Sharp a and r kitaland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; B,:xter and I. Allmot, and Mallory. 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