Star. — London, England, 1806-01-02 00:00:00

`0 THE ElifTOR OP THE STAR. -The following Lat in Epitaph, nn the immlrtal was written merely for the purpore of palling vacant h As it however may aff"rd gra. n to (nine Ot 10111 clATicol Reader., I hope I give it a place in your moil refpeetable and e trocr. Ali4C,ll 1141111.0. Pki.: • kazoni Ma'am, el to regno Neapolitan*, Dad de Bronti, &c. &e. 41-4 0,2 i igniter pugnando Ira clanks Gallus et Htlpaela eorjundtaa, Trope promontotium 'Trafalgar, Y ' lititudiange a Gadibus, Vidor occubuit, k • Paton heul &tide traleetua, glipimvigaglialtisat nuveradegeas, gpalta dada ateepta, — isioatttla Britinnoruni lbervenerant ; 4'r air . I .- Hewes ntscurenturn puha; • Patria grata et moerens. arta ,delentegom Ittenuullt t .ugac cli,b, i. Danl . i hottem gtnerotbm ; Algae tare Sri/rankle drams fortiffimana ; 4 ruts* bonlguum ; :tithe Carrot* . %r vsogijs slgt o t nunquam non lisperiot deeeflit ra innom rit.• et quawvis uculo urhatus; thehio os ot adverfa valets:clina taborans, Is tad gravatus cft kw crre arms, at Partisan ab boric feruci defenderet. hats ibußribus . 'enure deers gcuti merit ; .. Ixestrglum noblle lortntuti Brirennies teliquit ;,"" haw framer vidturaja Cad odquifivit; iatabus cerium' break ;-," •- .., othloonteitivis,;;" I . ~...rept.......,A,...., gitu • bens maids, iii Munn A t rla gratilissOYSTlatiita ' I . a Obiirdle Odobris at, awns 425. XI.VIII. generofi, qui rebus namagai operant dads, hoe afpleito lair, 61-quanda dare hate etongtclbri antis, in memoriam rai lonia .111tosevoeate ; mortis gloriuMfimz recordatlo :an Adman avaqmVo on s, Prtatz,R cos ,debens reminil k , Aia MKS daseaMati Wan livitannieum borrebunt : a vett* Ila man Maas alt; et pofteti aaritirantel. MlSAsdt midavatoms Mad hall= vizi& dieent. ~... . ,i • '!" — ' - '"'"re.'",'"'"'''' ,-, . ,POL/CE, &r,, lirday a retpe6able innkeeper in Wilsonn win oned. before the Sittingwistigifir at e at . Guild. 'or detaining i t turkey t) his warehoufe, fent NArwich by a Mr. Benton, to Mr. Duff?, of at:Jlreet. The letter ((eta, that be : received r , from his friend at Norwich, informing him Ydrkey bad been fent by the coach on the 23d ,ember:.. He confequently applied fbr it at the !teis it was to r urri - re, angl he was told that it it reached the office. On the z7th, after the a i r VA last badiriveripp all ex petiatiost receiving Oge/te it was btougbt to his hour ' i a putrid and e refuted take it in or th., or. i. lb b the etturfo to `bfkle - oNaiiinati p. o t appea p red it nuke" hod.beett dePtieribf , ,lit negligence ? 644okecres ter ann..** it.... polled, and a Ordered to ' _AfftenOsiint e value o f . iiiii he agree 'agli did. .Me • the decilion xi lenient, for whether a txttk . r any other able preterit, the fine ouglat to afield triple. lerday-a man ofthe , narne of lir burr, a grave r, -belonging to Ckskenwell Burial ground, aamined at the Police Office, Hatton Garde, charge of having near two hundred weight of is his pofteffion,fufpetted to have been fittpped coffins in the vaults under the church. On one of lead a brats plate was affixed, on which was ved' the 111111 e of rtimlitth Crufs. He was luta far re-examination: roung . wamaa of the name. of Barret, fervent Ir, Fow - •of Albemarle-Brett, Clerkenwell, :0 ie examination on charge of le• ~. • •of linen and other goods, 'operty r and other per(uns. rfdaVA-Union 44 Thomas Ward, a young having.much tale appearance of a gentleman r, •vrat charged by Mr. John Huggett, mailer Catharine Wheel Inn, in the Borough, with g to his houfe the preceding evening, and fill enquired' particularly as to aecommoda• e wanted for fourteen honks he bad coming lecountry, he ordered rump fleas and oyller of which having partaken plentifully, he or ostd•driank-copions libations of punchs When led to go to bed, iw. Haggett iuformed him, the collom at his honk to fettle the reckoning night before they went to bed—he nodded al but foots ilipt..o . ut of the room, amlfccreted If in the farther part of the yard, where Wort se of f icer, and Rnbeitfon, the nighi conflable, him And locked him op. would nut fity any thing about his family, ex. hat he cam4from Same. The Magittratet, at pelt, and with the Profecutor's content, fent 3 litre his Maki' y. !May, at Marlborough-greet Office, Monfieur ille, of the Opera Houle,. charged Mr. Nim a relpetlable tradefman, in Charles-greet, SG, !actuate, with an audit. The pi dee utor (fated he was returning home to his apartments in es-greet, cia Monday evening., when he was Ca at the appearance of tisaris of fire ailing his neighboirea. hustle. Mr. NITIIMO.I. who is Cr, attempted to allay the fears of the profecu ff.AtTuring him—that thoipark. from the oven not unufrial, and (itch. upould not be avoided : count of his billinefs. For hirlatislaion he t fee that no danger eared, by viewing the pro of heating the oven: Some words arofe, and, 'ding to the gatemen of fire complainant, he his opponent a • hlAck-eyt; while he was me ig him, by bolaig his fin in his lace.. it MAgiikAtef. Adyifed the parties to anfjull their ences, but on fai ling to du to, Mr. N. wiss held R. - ' r. *Curry. Aatrimo was brought roblic•Qtfice, Bow-beet, on Sactuday, on cina of having linlen a con(lderahle quantity of 'manias plat', by Mr. Ede:, filverfasith. in the lid, who aged, that Mr. M'Curry had offered bile the plate in quettion, in a battered dale, gh of model n manufalltue, and in goad cnndi. Mr. M'Curry dated, that the plate, along with r property' confiderable value, had been be. alma to ltiot by his brother, who was a R• 41340 10,11 C Ned in Batbadoes, 'and who, from his ill of health, was in.Facc.l to rctutn to this country rcliacd for a c. nlidctable time at the hnnfe of a It .I.4.rtiutt, a fault di.lar,c6 Iva). u, where he died, bequeathing to his brother the whole of tirt. property. Having Hated thefe circunaincitia ha was permitted by Sir Riehat d Ford to write ßolsertfun, at whofelouie his brother died. requeli• ing him to attend at the office, in his behalf.. On Mr. Robertfon's arrival, he fully corroborated the Rory of Mr. M'Curry, and appeared extremely eilonithed at his unplealant fituation. He was dif charged. • The bag ef letters from London, of Saturday the skit ult. war itolen out of the mail box at Macelef field on Sunday night following, and the bag found under a hay flack near the town, empty. It is fup pored that more than one perfon was concerned.— The Poll Office has offered a reward on conviction of the offender. Early yeßerday morning the Rabies of G. Cole , bridge, Efq. King's Mews, King's-road, Gray's Inn lane, were broke open, when a large quantity of ar ticles were Rolen. Yefterday morning thcworkikops and warehnufes pa the back of the Prinee and Printers, in Grave:l iaise, Southwark, were broke open, and the whole of the Rock taken away. The large .morning the premifes in London•road, St. Georges Fields, belonging to Mr. Bather, 'were broken open, and a great number of articles Rohn. A thoemakees (hop in Kent Road was broke* 'open the. fame night, and two dozen and a half pair of hoes carried off. . ~ The dwelling houfe and flop of Mr. Stanfield, li. 'nen draper, in Jacob-ltreet, Dock Head, were bro. ken open, and a large quantity of linen drapery goods Rolen. On-Tburfday night, about ten o'clock, five vil lains naked into the dwelling houfe of the Rev. Dr. Andrews, Knitter of Marfifen, in Kent, at the moment one of ,the maid (errant, had opened the door. 0 throw away fume water. At the infant of entering, one of the men fired off a piftnl nearly in the face of the affrighted female, the eye brow and lathes of one fide of her face were completely tinged off, and her face deeply marked with the grains of gun powder. They told her they came to rob the houfe, and, milling up Rains to the bed room of Dr. Andrews, they told him inset up, that it was about tithe time, and they knew he had colleaed . plenty ef earls, and they were tome to take it fiorn htm. 'Thl Reverend Gentleman told them it was true he had colleaed fome money, but it was for the purpol of paying his Chrifimas bills, and he was lorry that they had come to prevent fuch an application of it # he, lowever, delivered to them all the money he hadin . the houfe, when they told him that they mutt have his plate and linen alto : they then proceeded to• plunder the houfe of every thing valuable and • por table. Their booty is fuppofed to amount, in money and valuables, to near two hundred pounds. After they had concluded a aria and fcrutinifing (earth for plunder, they ordered (upper and regaled themfelses with wine and liquors till near four o'clock, when the female, who had been roughly handled by them, and who walled to bevid of there inquititotial vifitors, reminded them that morning was approaching, and if they intended to get off undifcovcred, that they had better take their departure—they *arced from' their feats immediately, on fleeing what the hovel was, and thanking the girl for remtading them of it, gave her a feven killing piece, and made off, fir& forcing the gentleman they had been plundering, to. fign a check upon his banker for a hundred pounds, 1 hey alto had three bottles filled with brandy, which they took with them. • _ . One of the robbers feveral times.alleed the girl if the knew him—the denied ever loving fern him be fore. He raid he knew her well, and that the. mutt recoiled him alto. She, -however, perfitted 411 her ignorance, and, perhaps, by this means favedl her life, as the knew the rafcal perfedtly well, havint lived fervent at the farm houfe where be had worked during the latt year. . Before they left the houfe, they obliged Dr. An drews to (wear upon his bible, that he had no more property, and that he would not profecute them.— They adminitlered an oath to-the fame purport alto to the krvants. Two men were on Monday apprehended at Chat ham cut very Rrong fufpicion that they had Len concerned in the robbery, but they were difcharged in confequence of the fervants not being able to iden tify their perfons. The honk of T. Sherrad, Efq. of Maiden Court, Berks, was broken into on Wednefday night, and plate and furniture to a confiderable amount Rohn, as alto a boric from an adjoining paddock. At an early hour in the morning a labourer, who worked on the prey. ifes of Mr. S. obferved a man on the road with the borfe, and communicated the circumttante to his matter, who immediately intlituted a put (ult. Between Btentfind and Turnham Green he overtook a mao, mounted on the Itolen honk, in company with a Rage waggon. He proceeded to obtain af filiance, but in the mean time the robber efcapcd with the hOrk. On fearching the waggon the property Rohn from the houfe was found, and the horfe was afterwards recovered at Afton. Yefterday morning at ten o'clock, Mark Meilan, Efq. Coroner for the verge of the Palace, held an inquifition at the Ship, Chariv,s•crnfs, on the body of Mts. Mary Skene, wile of G. Skene, Efq. chief clerk of the Police Office, necn•fquare, Wellmin (ler. It appeared that on the lath of December the deceiled went to meet her daughter on her return from Scotland, and accompanied her home to her boufe in Scotland-yard. They fat together till a late hour at eight, when the daughter retired to tell, but in a than time was as. a . :ened by the Ihrieks of her mother, whom the found in a blaze of fire. Mifs Skate did every thing in her power by putting blan kets over her to eatinguifla the flames, but it was too late, the vital parts being affeEted. Mrs. Skene lan guithed in *rest agony till Monday lalt, when the died, a mortification having taken place in her right arm. The Jury returned a verdia ofaccidental death. latsssistOs BURIAL.—A Clergyman was reading the Burial Service over an hint corp(e, and having forgot which fez it was, on coming to that part of the ceremony that reads thus," our dear brother or filler," hers the worthy gentleman flopped, and feting Pat Ban& by, ilepped back, and whifpering to trim, I,sid, " Is it a brother or a fifler ?' Pat Jays, " by J— 'cis neither, 'tis only a :claim" . -t; Taus titt , LONDON 0 mutrAin PROMOTIONS. ' WAR nietee, DEC. 31. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards - QoarterMafter John Jennings s . to he Paymaiter vice Parten, deceated. 3d Regiment of DAgnone--Comet T. B. Walpole to be Lieute nant, without porthole. zsth Regiment of Light Dragoons -Cornet Arthur Heywood to be lieutenant, by purchafe, vim Moray, promoted in the 46th Regiment. 17th Ditto—Captain Archibald Rots, from the, 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Wtrge, who exchanged. silt Ditto—Cornet William Vaudrey, and Comet James Dunbar to be Lieutenants, without purchafe. . • zit Regiment of Foot Guards—Engu James Gunthorpe, from the 54th Foci, to be Barn, without parade.. vies Thompion, who ragns. 9th Regiment of Foot—Richard Weyland, Cent. to be Earl. by porthole, vice Lane, promoted in the 3d Foot. 15th Dette—Licutenant Edward Davis. from the itch Foot, to be Captain de Company, without purchafe. 2 tft Ditto.-- de Blin, Gent to be Second lieutenant, without purchafe, vice O'Brien, promoted, 54th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet David Warburton, from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign , without purchafe, vice Gun thorpe, appointed to the :ft Foot Guards. 58th Ditto—Enfign Martin Robertion, from Use 3sel Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. leenDitto--Gentleman Cadet johtterry, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Enlign, vii sham, appointed to the 3d (Draw, Battalion 36th Ditto—Geutleman Cadet David Price, from the Royal Mi litary College, to be Ledge, without purchafe, vice Butler, ap pointed to the 3d Wilt India Regiment ; James Deviation, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Slucloir, appointed to the Sth Weft India Regiment. 31th Ditto.-Capt. JobnWerge from the ryth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rota, who ezehanges. 31th Ditto—Entign Thomas Crolbie Meech to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Fehrzen, promoted. • 40th Ditto—Enfign Charles Harvey Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Dumpier, promoted 434 Ditto—BalngeonPriet, Geot. to be Enke, without purchak., vice Shipp, promoted.. 48th Ditto—Lieut. James Moffett, front the Both Foot, to he Captain of a Company, by porthole, viceWaggett, who retires. 1 54th Ditto—Brevet Major William Samuel Curry, Rona the 86th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe. 57th Regiment of Font. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe-rEagn Vance Young Do. . naldfon, vice Humphries, promoted; Bongo Andrew Sankey, vice firkkell appointed to the Royal Regiment of Malta ; En -4 Sri Robert Rots. • he Euitiftta , without purchafe—Gentkman Cadet Lectun Pa -1 Winn. from the Royal Military Colkge vice Donaldfon; Sa wed Bernfeld Jermyn , Gent. vin S ankey ; John Hughes„, Gent. vleo Rob. To beAdjutent-.Lientenent William Mann, vice Humphries, promotedL a Ditto—William Davenport, Gent. to be Earl, by _ vice Denny, promoted. 66th Ditto—Noah Gautier, Gent. to be Enkr, by porthole, ski' ' Moon, who retires. 7;a Ditto--Lieutenant Andre* HamUttan, from the 791 k Foot.; • to he Captain of a Compaoy, by porthole. nth Ditto—Milliam Scott, Efq. to be espalier, vice FJ .. who rape. It ltDhto—Lieutenant Adam Gaff Downing, from the 34th il l e6O to be Captain of a Company. by wade, vice Goan', ape pointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. Sid Ditto—Lieutenant C. Grant Falcontrakinn the 6itt Foot", be Captain of a Company. without parade, vice liatliday, 1 ' appointed to the 9th Royal Veterad Baledloo. S a Ditto-.-John Mackenzie, Gent. to be Barb without low ' I elude, vice Wright. promoted in the ill Garrifon Battalion 95th Ditto—lieutenant Alexander I'. lized.froes the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be Firft Lieutenant, withoot purchafe. 3d Weft India Regiment—hago William Butler, from thc 36th Foot, to be Eagn, without purchafe, vice Chaholey,promotteL 4th Ditto —Serjeant William Pearce, from the . 45th Foot, to M Quarter Matter, vice Mills, deceded. sth Ditto—Sajeant Major li.dwardSufficin Bitchier to be (tura, ter Matter, vice Kelly, promoted in the Royals. Bth Ditto—Enfign John Sirelair, from the 361 h Point to be . itai' Sri, without purchafe, vice Waller, promoted in the 7th Wgilk India Regiment. i York Light Infantry Volunteers.—Daniel agellthk QOM 111;116 Enfign, without purchafe, vice Make, ilt Garrifon Battalion—Enlign Cheeks i t7= l4 freen the Illti, Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirkhberr, appointed to the Royal Regiment of Malta. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Nathaniel Higheraore,fromi' the zit Garrifoo Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vim Grant, promoted in the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion; Serjeant Major M. Connelly to be linfign,viee Hughes, demoted. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant James Kennedy, from the Royal African Corps, to be Lieutenant. , 9th Ditto—Captain joteph Loftus Halliday, from the 43d Fou,to be Captain of a Company. Mawoaanouae. The Appointment of Lieutenant the Honourable Henry Ton ton, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. by purado, in the bad Regiment of Foot, vice DawCou, wbu retiree, as Bated in the Gazette of the 6th of Augua tall, has not taken place. IRILATOII in the Gazette ;dike 3d Olken'. - 77 7- Royal_Military Co:lege. For LirenteoriWriikt, of theteth Feet, to be Captain of a Company of dentlemcu Cadets, with the temporary rank of Captain in the Army, Read Limtenaott Charter Wright, of the of Carrif. BetalLA, to be Captain of a Company cf Gentlemen Cadets, with the•tan , parary rank of Captain in the Army. COMmiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Yerth.—Royal Perththire James Stewart itobertian. Eki. to be Captain. Dated November 12,0105. George Balvaird, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 8, tßos. t (or Breadalbane) Battalion of Royal Perthihire 241 Volunteer Brigade. Jame. Malloch, Efq to be Captain, vice Dewar, appointed to the 2 Foot; Mazwell Stcw.irt, Gent to he Lieutenant, vice Malloch, promoted; Peter MiDougaU, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Campbell,reagnaL Dated a.c. 54.1804. lit (or Stratlietn) Battalion of Royal Perthibire tit Volunteer Brigade. Thomas M'Ontilib, Gent. to be Lkutenant,vice DryfdaJc,refigned,. Peter M'Crultre, Gent. to be Enlign, vice PorOmilb, promoted. Dated April 9, dos. Lieut. James Peddle to be AtEltant Surgeon. Dated Jan. :7, 113 4, 4 3d (or Atholl) Regiment of Royal Peothlhire tit Vollinreer Brigade. Hope Stewart,Efq to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Butter, deceafel Dated Auguit 27, aos. Loyal Clandonochie Regiment of Mounted Artillery an Vulunieer Infantry. Robert Robertfon, Eto be Major. Dated . Sept. 805. William Stewart and J o hn Robertfuti, bkirs. to be Captains; Jae. M•blab and John obertron. Gents. to be nit Lieutenants ; Angus Ronertfon, Duncan Robettron, and George Roberti . " Gents to be Second Lieutenant& Dated October at, z - zd (or Belmont and Ish,rth Strathmore) Battalion of Royal Pertlilhire ad Volunteer Brigade. James R attray, Ely. to tpr lieutenant Colonel Commandant.... sted Nut. 1, 1 , ..u5. Commiffion in the Pcndenuio Artillery Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutrnamt of the County of Cornwall. Dated Anna 24, 1805. Thos.Calley, Gent. to be o, 2 arterMafttr,viet Cummins, promoted. Commillion in the Ili Battalion of Dorfet Volunteers, _ . ... figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Richard Buckland to be Second lieutenant. Dcc 8, tBos. Commit:lien in the Alford and Village Volunteer In Pantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. °tow euudwiu, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Dec. is, 18og CurnMilitpna in the Leicelterthire Regiment of Mili tia, figned by the Lid Lieutenant. Enfigns Edward Ricketts, John bars, and William Walker to be I.nuten.na. , . Dmed G.da. to be Enliv. Dated Sept. 4, t°os. Conlibiffions figned by The Lord Lieutenam County of Eifel. Wedern Battalion of Eller Militia. Enfign John Dennis to be Lieutenant. D.ted Nov, 1,18 - 3. Colchefter Volunteers. Enfign Edward Clay to be Lieutenant, vice Cooke, rained; Mi chael LavaUln Gent. to be Enfign, vice Clay, prOnlOted.-w Dated Odobe; a t, aBos. Wanflead Volunteers. plentenant Q2arles Harris to De Captain, vice Combe, rengned ; Charles Danvers, Gent to be Ilartwiant, vice Harris, promoted; • Dated November 3, Mkt Commiffion hgued by Lord Teignmnuth, Vice-Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey. Leatherhead Volunteers. Aglimellositoo. jun. Gent. to be Licuttnant, vice Bell, raped: Dated Dec. 17, &Bor. DIVIDENDS. January 7. William Wing, late at Stamford, Lincolithire, Mad: alter and innkeeper, at twthe, at the (horde and Angel lun; Stamford. January 10. James Ball, of Taunton. Somerlet, hawker and pa: lar, at eleven, at the Star Inn, ManclictLr. January 14. Adam Scott, of Working:on, Cumbaland, mercer • and deafer at eleven. at the King's Arins, Whitthavcii jacuary at, Macau villa, of Caunnsi ftreci, - I.undon; • merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Iddittar7 le. Thomas Robillfoo of Charlotte -ftreet, Portland , place, vidualter, at ten, at Guil:lhall January tr. James Kalaud,nt the New City Chambers, Bilhopf gate•ftreet,Lmidon, merchant. at one, ir January 7. Peter Gooftry, of Rufhtou. ut.dtwcltHre. eatton.fpina ner, at eleven. at the Golden Lion, Dtaiogate, klancbeiter. January tt William Prince of Stockport, Chat..., cotton.fpla• ner, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deahlgate, Manebettcr. January t e• Jofeph Main, of Northampton, Ironmonger, at tight, at the Ge-rge Inn, Northampton. • Jantatry 14. William Lawton, of Manchelter, grocer, at three, at the White Lion tun, Hanging Ditch, Manehetler, January 13. George Sellars, of Sheibeld, York (him, eabintt-maka Mid upboliltret ' at twelve, at the Old Kind's Head. Slotbeld. January 17. John Jones, of Newport, Salop, in nholder and fadler, 'at sieves, at the Eierbpi and Caine, Newport. 10111aifify 1 ,7, George Baglhaw Brown, Newport, Salop, berg im pore and painter, at eleven, at the Elephant and Cattle billiaf •• jaadaday us. William Harding and Francis Mellor, of Derby, wa r calm drapers sad partners, at eiceen, at the King's Anos.uerby. • January is. Thomas Prowl, late of Matlock, Derbylkire, !tamper...at eleven, at the King's Arms l'avern, Derby. January 7. Jofeph Sargeint, tate of It ufSa.outat, Milk.ftreal, laxidkin, warehmileman, at circa), at GuildbalL January ri. John Kirkpatrick, if Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavon,llvraliopf. it of th AMAKKIXV. At St. Jameer ettOrch, on Wedoefday, Jan. t, ifoS a by the Rev. Dr. Edy Daniel Lilian, Fel.ow of kfus Cane, Cambridge , I John Marten Crippo, Elik of Stanton., iu Sure:, to Mile Ruth, daughter of Sir Wm Bnunloorfcc Roth, of Wimbledon Hoyle, am r lg . Eil WATER AT LOIiTiON IiRMGE •to minutes after :a Afternoon - - as • allows after. is '.. 1 , 41 tjAYANG dsdicstsd aserait to dbs•dtpity. wick liege • 11 °491 1 . Pthaipajalltik Wanda rite l • i trt From aa itheet, tridt titre I Live Dot owe all it** nay dim Bow diode who, be thi•cricanoe thiletat cillon, are occafornily Imploded is themealthp e What * ✓dses attain that hinetfa l 18 . 14, :xlifl 41, 11 its isactias2l roar_ l a :: Tter of' • pedeatir adttedifrobe with dame a lOW et feadAl a do.- . 1 et WSW imam aillrone Rde=onothittoroloo , they arth front the prevaler.e of Cl a:staple, thedsdneo• v=oldr i gtz , zatLol o rar .. bilezz i e! ,,, of Ithdatkthadiththe atifitei:mostedi ath, ma 01106" ta141.4 = cOi .' • • • • COLLIROta WM:4OM Ass of the 11 #L groand my prtiteripthifieSidadry ttf and polfallos - miry priothicti pradtkeol paydWaudthd-ricebotrineademar Mt h:widelt leave hitherto bees fa Monty !an the OMMOLOin 14 , 0"02 WiLisigameins. -1 isprecit the calamity. al& tram ; but=ol RIM, *ea confolotiffsel de of nathiptile midi:tans irmiblQhitot diCcontempiiir Otani a 7 knit pyfeLia amibtadds over hb Ulna* Nthlt awing ebeNA rNtrost. it malt by Wafted? farMit to Ph "Rand sairsol., aspoteity of 'treatment PM .of the moill2o Vida*, foam .3 y.. And in recent WHO:al mplainis# I. ale toprcrent path, dthier or diftrdn ; bf dime tmettpitth. tea it Is thaacerdraw: meat of cuisine mrpaimik in this I to alba a We,. carder. t asd iheedy rorthaidiftwast ).. • •• , nth, the adyantaic of WS t• thOrl Alf 1412 'CZ wap are voids anrtind - of D B:LITY, if any (miaow: at, VII3IIIIIRIAL 1241 7 11CT10N, and in aff cafe& the tam: et rano- • waded an Nadi shear* latorcieva . :. 1 • PlAtkr_Vil 06 . as 'woman as age. and manna of living. • ICAMTIN 1dt214 ' - Mesh a bf the Royal College df Siritiona he London. • o. Miami Arent, Strand. anal Temple hat CURIOUS AND INTERNS?. ING. This,day was publilbed, price 3r. In one volume odsvo,of near 300 pages, with an elegant Portratt of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A. GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE t• both SEXES io a variety of Complaints; Explaining the molt fin* and efficacioos remedies for thole di(. cafes which are tresteAl qqnn Junks the following heads, viz. Abortion. 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