Star. — London, England, 1812-02-25 00:00:00

AMERICA.. Extract of a letter from a Lawyer of the first re spectability in the United States of America, and a native of that country, to his friend in London, dated t ie 4th January, 1812 : " The relations between your Government and ours are of a complexion to confound the calculations of the wise,• to vex the spirit of the upright, and to baffle the efforts of the honest and the industrious.— Our democratic Administration, inoculated with the Jefferson-mania, has continued to impress on the American character abroad, disgrace and contempt, and on the nation at home a a cuide.spread scene of dis tress. The Nation is almost be. ,, ared and undone ; our treasury empty, our specie flying abroad, our seamen scattered, our ships rotting, our produce a drug, our merchants bankrupts. our tradesmen dri velling for a precarious subsistence. I shudder at the prospect nf•what is before us. 44 Instead of that open, manly, impartial; and re solute neutrality ; instituted and maintained at the cannon's mouth by the immortal Washiagten ; we have a system of sly and intriguing policy, of measures, insiduously involved, shifted and shuffled, according as a battle in Europe is gained or lost ; a double dealing diplomacy, full of manoeuvres and dilatory expedents, to serve from three months to three months—just is keep up the popularity of our Ruler: and secure their interests AT OUR OFT UN REC Ult RING El. ECTIOX.`i. To what end we shall at last be led, GOD, who lengthens out the chain of the Tyrant of Europe, and lets loose the dark spirits which brood over our des tinies, alone can tell. It is our only consolation that cue are in his hands, and that he can, uhen he pleases, make the wrath of man to praise him,' and restrain the re;t. " The great struggle you are making to save the Peninsula from th,e fangs of the monster, cannot but be attended with the hearty good wishes of every friend to humanity, and the independence of nations. If the Spaniards would be true to themselves, and banish their vile jealousy and self-sufficiency, and discard horn their Councils their ignorant Grandees, and adopt in their stead the true men of talents and spirit, I should hope very sanguinely for their suc cess. But it is to be feared they will fail at last, from their jarring councils, inefficient measures, and incomptent leaders, to whom the Nation seems com mitted." THE ARMY. The 2d Battalion of the loth Regiment, which has been in lrelAnd for some )ears, is among the rein forcements for Portugal. The 21st Dragoons, which have been at the Cape for some time, are to proceed to India, to relieve the 22d Dragoons. . Four regiments are equipping and clothing at Co runna, tinder the immediate command cf Sir HOWARD DOUGLAS. FUNERAL OF MAYOR-GENERAL CRALTURD, AT CI HDAD RoDRIGO.—Lord WELLINGTON, to testify his high sense of Major General CRALFURD'S great and distinguished merits and services, determined that he should be interred in the breach which he had so ably and heroically assaulted, as the highest honour he could confer upon him. The Light Division as sembled before the St. Francisco Convent, where their late beloved Commander lay, at twelve o'clock, on the 25th January. The sth division lined the road from thence to the breach. The officers of the brigade of Guards, of the cavalry, and of the 3d, 4th, and sth divisions, with Lord WELLINGTON, and the whole of the headquarters at their head, General CasTANos, and all his Staff, Marshal BERESFORD and all the Portuguese, moved in the mournful proces sion. He was borne to his place of rest on the shoul ders of the brave men whom he had led to victory.— The Field Officers of the Light Division officiated as pall-bearers ; Major General CHARLES STawairr (Adjutant General) was Chief Mourner, attendedby Captain WILLIAM Castrout., and Lieutenants Woon and SIIAWR, Aides-de-Camp to _their late glorious Commander, and by the Staff of the Light Division. The ceremony was as awful, as affecting, as sublime as possible, and well calculated to inspire feelings of the must exalted nature ; and if any other sentiment but that of the most poignant grief could have found place on this melancholy occasion, it would certainly have bevy envy at such an end—so wept. The breach of Ciudad Rodrigo is the monument of this admirable man, bedewed with the tears, and decked with the praises and blessings of the whole army. Intelligence was received yesterday at the Admi ralty of the sudden death of Admiral Sir CHARLES COTTON, Bart. Commander in Chief of the Channel fleet. It is understood that he had been for some time rather in a declining state. Sir CHARLES was made Post Captain, August 10, 1779 ; Rear Admi ral of the Blue, February '2O, 1797 ; Vice Admiral, Sir HAttRY NEALE arrived at Portsmouth on Fri- I April 29, 1802 ; and Admiral, April 28, 180 S. Lord day, in the Bui NE, f. 1.3, Capt. JONES, from off L'Ori- K eat, where he has been 26 weeks. Two sail of the ! EITH was yesterday appointed to succeed his Lord line,few ship in the command of the Channel Fleet. one of them bearing an Admiral's flag, a days since, endeavoured to get out of that port, with I An affair of honour took place in Buckingham an intention of going to Brest ; but a gale suddenly i shire, a few days ago, between Mr. W—, a Gen came on, and it was with great difficulty they were • dem=o of very respectable connexions, and a Lieute saved from going on shore. They have not moved nant F ,of the army. Mr. W— received a since. The enemy can escape out of Brest with much shot in the left arm, and Lieutenant F— wounded greater facility than they tan from any port in the iin the leg. Both are, however, in a fair way of re- Bay, which makes it an object with them to get into covert'. that port, in the possible event that the Emperor may The forests of the Spessart and Odenwald are said require the services of his navy.--Sir 'Jenny sent a l to have been recently the theatre of sanguinary con flag of truce into !.'Orient to kern the fate and con- filets. A corps of 4000 troops having teen sent to ditron of the LAUREL'S boats-crews, and was inform- discover the Brigands, divided themselves into small ed that 91 men and officers had been made prisoners, parties; some of these, after repeated attacks, having and two men had died. penetrated very far, came to a small encampment, de Saturday morning, as the boat of the American I fended - by a ditch and three pieces of cannon. While brig Caroline was passing from Hamoaze to Ply- the troops were preparing tor assault, the robbers mouth, for a supply of provisions, she was turfortu- rushed nut, and bore down all before them. The nately upset under the Hoe, in consequence of getting troop fled, leaving behind them two pieces of can too near the shore and among the breakersewhen the non, some colours, and 250 killed and wounded. three men who were therein, were left floating on the What is education without books ? the mechanism • surface, one of whom, an old man, named Silby, be- , of reading and writing may and has been acquired by longing to the Custom-house, was drowned ; the other !h orns , dogs, and pigs ! Something more, then, is re• two, although not able to swim, were miraculously I quired for intelligent mend agents ; and, under this saved, but received much inj ur y, f rom b e i ng thrown idea, the Rev. S. Benitow has just compiled and pub on the rock : the boat was instantly dashed to pieces fished an admirable manual of religious, moral, and by the violence of die sea. !prudential knowledge, called 'lke Poor Child': Litrarv, Lately, as Mr. T. Osbeurne, First Lieutenant of:to serve as a present to children on leaving the various the Royal Marines, was returning on board the ship ' public schools. Sarah, .n Yarmouth Roads, his handsheing benumbed G LL.—Yesterday P. Davit and .1. Ante with cold, he requested to behoisted up in the boat ; were charged a ith assisting in the illegal distillation a rope was sent down with a b ow l ine knot, to put !of spirits. It appeared, that as some persons were round him for fear of an accident, but this he twice de- ; passing down Cateaton-street on Saturday evening, clered. Pe was then hoisted up along with two boys 1 they heard the cries cf a man issuing from a cellar, in who had been left in it to fix the tackles ; but when 1 the occupation of Messrs. Davis, porter-dealers, situa neat ly up, the stem r ing of the boat drew out, and in I ted and r the Paul's Head, when some one broke open consequence thereof, Mr. Osbourne was precipitated i the cellar (which was padlocked on the outside), into the sea ; and the tide running very strong, ate and urn en , et lag, they found one of the defendants was instantly carried away, and never seen after. in a state of inse;eibility, leaning against the wall, A dreadful storm has been experienced in the Ta- and the other lying apparently lifeless upon a sack, gus, which threatened the whole of the shipping in Ifurther advanced in the cellar. They then went fur that river with destruction. The wind set in from the 1 they still, and ascertained that the cause of their in- South-west, accompanied by a prodigious swell at the I sensibility proceeded from a small portable still, with mouth of the river; its violence was incessant from ' a charcoal tire wider it. Beside this, there were the 2d to the 4th of this month, and we are told that found two tubs, containing about .50 gallons of mo not a single vessel escaped without some damage.— lasses wash, and the still quite warm. The men, The Admiral's ship in particular was at one time ex- on being brought into the fiesli air, recovered, and posed to imminent danger. were taken to the Compter. They stated, that they On Saturday evening last, about six o'clock, during had no knowledge of the illegal distillation ; that they a tremendous storm ct n ind, attended with flashes of were porters to Messrs. Davis ; and that they had lightning, a stack of chimnies, belong'ng to the Rev. been locked into the cellar by them about 9 o'clock ; I. K Pe egret, of Barking, in Essex, was blown down and on going away, they promised to return inane ith a dreadful crash, carrying with it great part of the diately, but which they neglected to do; in the me a n root, tiling, rafters, and the main beam and cieling ; I time the smell of the charcoal overpowered their fa destroying a four-post bedstead, &c. and twelve feet of ! culties. Ihe defendants told the same tale to the strong brick wall at the pinion end of the house. Pro- Magistrate. It further appeared, that Messrs. Davis videntially no one received any injury : Mr. P. had were licensed porter-dealers, but had no licence for but a few minutes passed by, walking in his garden. distillation ; that the still had not been in the cellar 1 The heavy tall of snow and rain on Sunday night ' before four o'clock on Saturday ; and there was and early yesterday morning occasioned considerable i every reason to suppose it had been recently purcha damage in the vicinity of the metropolis. The sed. One of the defendants acknowledged that he B r i g hton road, between Brixton and Kennington, was had carried something down into the cellar in a sack, in . parts impassable at five o'clock yesterday morning. I by his employers' orders, on Saturday, but he did not A carriage, containing two Gentlemen, was iDver know what it was. They were remanded for further turned in the drain by the road side, the coachman examination. not being able to keep the road. The Gentlemen,l Sunday morring, Lavender and Adkins appre witingreattlrfficulty,coca pen drowning, by the window. hended Peirce Cook at a house in St. George's-fields, One of the horses was lost, and the coach nearly in consequence of private information, he being char broken to pieces. ged with being concerned, with six others, in several A few days since, a son of Mr. Blaxland, of Dully, burglaries, and other depredations, in Nottingham, near Sittingbourn, fell from his horse, while hunting, (hiring the late disturbances. They are also charged which fractured his skull, and terminated his life on with offences in Leicester and Derby. Yesterday he Monday. • was removed on his way to Derby. The plisor.er is Mr. Ehlars, a Gentleman in the Hamburg]] trade, the champion runner of all England for 400 yards. last night burst a blood vessel while sitting in a box at He has challenged Molineaux, the black, to fight. Covent-garden Theatre, and died in five minutes. ! Mrs. Harriet Magner, alias Mrs. Harriet Voice, who Friday, Alexander °Wain was executed at Stirling, has attracted so much public notice by stealing the pursuant to his sentence, for the robbery of Alexander child of a Mr. Dellow, is again to appear in a Court Stewart, on the evening on which the unfortunate of Justice, having been committed to Winchester geal mm, Menzies and Anderson, were executed there, in to take her trial at the ensuing Assizes, on the charge October last. of having two husbands. OLD BAILEr, FEB. 24. COUNTAr M4RKtTS. _ A s P a ll i :::S i : i f: 11, 011%11A AT Tilt rOLLOWIIto wait's, 1 William White was indicted for burglariously break - ing and entering the dwelling-hearse cf John Fay, Barley .5; Od . to h s:. " 04 11." (13 ISUI 434 Pe better 1 Beaus sit ad . • and stealing therein a watch, 10s. Gd. in silver, and Oats Es od to 361 Ud I p ease 6 4, No °°. *I to ow Vs 6d. per gallo n . , Matinees A ie.—Wheat two pocket-handkerchiefs, his property . 1 Bread The prosecutor is a hackney-man, residing in the Barley tow Od to lees 04 p l . De 49s oil to to. Od I Beans s-s L'... Parish of St. Pancras, and, on the morning of the 3,1 O at s NtWa w ini s r 041.—__WtstvOolwaiwitB,6403esdios e4s o d 96 u s i :P ßea4 ease d.te t. ns : °d od a: t., :::: 0 1 1: 31 : 1, " 334 04 to 4s, Od Pease eft' 04 -:, ge .'" instant, between three and four o'clock, was awaken ed by hearing some person walking in his room, Barley 50. nd to 60, std I Beans sa, oc r, - ; .... which is over the stable. He listened, and distinctly oars Han s i. l e s tr od . •-••.. ea t o oh 414 heard the door unbolted, and the intruder descend the stairs. He immediately procured a light and Barley went down into the stable, where he found the prie3- Oats &vs °a to 39s o d d Peate 511. u 4 to al, Mner lying on his face, and near him the property, Bread its. Sid. which had been taken from under his pillow. l'he „_ Devises —Wheat 901 to t o 0s Od per Q r . Mto 63t B prisoner, it appeared, had entered the room by a win- O ciane ats y $2. to sa w . I eans dow, over which a large piece of carpet was nailed, Rtaritwo.—Wheat 106 s tkl to 130 s Od per q' ' and having got admittance, retreated by unbolting Barley SOs Od to 60s 04 Beans 00 , g d - te se, the door of the room. O:As 3.14 Od to 36s 0,1 Pease tits 04 t ,„ ai l I Mr. Justice BAILEY, in summing up the evidence, Oeyoaa. re Bread, Is ' 7 Per gallon. !weary I 3.—Tbe wood best price of a b a w d said, the great points for the consideration of the Wheat was 14 .. 61. according to which pe.ce, and a a g„„ n - Jury, provided they believed the prisoner to have low, aner viz. mad e T t h e e t pr he c tal lua er f ,. th b LiL l sre ad at p e n cill er h uf i Rued nb.datarait . - - .v.r .,... The halt peck 'is. sid. and the smaller in prope c i oo . taken the property, were, whether, in entering the room, he had forced any of the nails which fastened —. ________ the carpet, which was sufficient to constitute a bur- DiviDENDi : -------------,...... March 21. Jo,. Sal err, of Jere/ I n-street St. J ason e c , ra glary ? And, 2dly, whether he unbolted the door ' for the purpose of escape, or to commit further de- n e t trine akez io M vi arc aloon.n h dw t! n t i . erc Pal h zar ie_ d lAiharrprilis.l4ot. jthiemespeccinesea:Zdatfea.Cebi. predations ? If they found the former to be the fact, amain% a..te r—Mar Y 'rh ec l7 e . I F.t7w:T h lli 7 sitop . Win of r e ifies " ' °"34111114 0 it would not sustain the indictment, which should rather have set it forth as a breaking out of, than a faeturer—Meth lc Darid Phil!' of ikistol t ', 1t 5 g,,,5 a , 4 " 1116. 1 „ March 21. Charles Allm Plaillip?l'd }'homes Phillip, du i .'" breaking illh, the dwelling-house. lard, hanker--March .11. Altxander ling and lel in ci leirieoe The Jury found the prisoner Guilty of stealing in or i. fli : r r : , l , ri n n . -is n i i i p e r , c m ha er n , t . .._ha: A u p v;ll 4 7;2 , zuto ssile.z.. ,,„, i ,, -- '_ :. Argyk-street, araty-agents:— April 11. Heart' Co o g, am 1 .,: the dwelling•house to the value of 3:rs. The following prisoners were capitally convicted, OrT bert urilhan . vie. Charles Wheeler alias Walker, Edward Drouett, 1 2 , 9 n . 0r , r 5 , 1 0 b f e N t. i i: k rc r b , -p o ss f r af tre er , ic ol .. t i t aft ever t i . o m sar a ari ..y os- A tos is i a ciiizikk and James Settree, for stealing a heifer, price £3O, . March 14. Llienczer 1 loppe. of Church-str eet , Litd, )4,, r0k the property of NVilliam Halley. 1 mathetuatical.lastrumnt-maker—hfarch 14. ilia : of Mount Pleasant, In Cleike-owell. horse-h air -w ittal t klaTi r , l4 ,_ The following were convicted of felony, viz. John Ilepworth, for stealing four books, value Bs. the pro- March 17. Wm Scent, of Lloy l'a C Are-house, : li r ‘ l ' acit j a ,, na Pintliro, n d u s ratt y snore) seedsme ,—m arr y II petty of George lltighes ; Thomas Blake and Thu- ker—March 14. Wm Tubb and lames Henry Ate-ride sc ot; mas Hairis, for stealing two dishes and other zrticles, i V ol t i he c K 0 ; 1 1 1 18- lit oi °,1 4. the property of George Wheelens ; Thomas Dutton, : cott on-qiin er ners—Marcy John Wil t latt C ,:f ili t7; of t i lt for stealing a quantity of oats, the property of John : a nd of the Poultry, kardwareman—March 14. J. Bea k ' Willan ; Ann Campbell, fur stealing divers articles : R Pt i crad chai l d 'l s y o , n, ha o r T rdr en e h r— oute- Marcit yard, l m t. e T rc h h e g o n pb t. Llis k s i Cli artt ee sal. of of nearing apparel, the property of Martha Goody ; Thomas Jeffery, for marrying Lydia Smith, his for- gi Alton,lfrio fSl7u rthan tf°rd' Essex, dealer—March is. J arenuali Wm t , oipaanahire, wooistaplee. mr.z wife being alive; William Matthews, for steal- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ing a cheese, the property of Thomas Wells. R. Walker and M. Hall, Ciillyiturst-wiohlo-Manchein e .4 Airborne end 1. Y. Cooke, Old Fish-greet—A. Gildu t l ag Jacks4n, Kingston-upon-Hull-1. and T. Lever, Mitit-areet,te t ni-manufact irere—R. Purden .al H. Hata jut. Mite ILarg *it h, Nottingnainshire, cettoa-spiuners—th.par roa w Fowl r. Maidenhead, coach-makers—J. Bri.taa, I. Po n , 8 4 W. Jones, Gloucester, cominon-brewtrs--W. Mell sad I. 'I. Alexander, Gough-square, brawlinisiters—/. T. Braila" ol M. Darby, Manchester, men-Ulna --7... Leak; W. C.1 A 4 5 . l. H. Levin, London, norrehmts—R. Wand and 1 Balm ford, Yorkshire, brush-manufac•urers--T. B:artitag. W. . sal, and I. Frown, Worksop, No:tines:2n Me c Wiwi • tiers—A Woodroudlee and W. Breach, Clarapside, , ... i DI n'op and F.. Hughei—H. J. and 1. Emmet, Newlin, army-clothiers—W. Robson and W. await. germ • lather-dressers—S. and M. Chubb, Gr,at l'orhadstaas, • trakerr—T. Blades, B. Palmer, and T. Stevensc.n, Pic-atal b bnblerr—..f. Belts and 1. Marr:o, Ws I s.rett. Weilei wbolosak-e.orellers--1. Wttiasca and J. !Ima m , . rreet, Betboal-rresal, yrarabzukcsi—it. Young aM R. limb... met. Cleracowell, tza.tkalcts—W..llania, G. and 'E. Thotrai , , Natrnw-nreet. Liniehouse. . Robertson, I. Wlll6, T. Thompson. H. llaspies..l Birkinslaaw, New Senurbildge, Neweavtloopos•Trot,lllll.ll manufacturers—J. and J. Roberta, Manclsoner-4. Mori 1. Chad, Rub:rt-rown Yorkalere, oil -drawere—W.l a g i e si g J Brook, Little Salfrio-1411. timber-inerchaats—P. Nandi Straw. Sheffield, groc. rs—W. Alexander and H. Hompo,Dr lane, furnisbing.irontnongers-11. Prank, I. WA, sell. I Ifeighten Yet lcdt!re, swoon it cord-manure:" and 1. Se;inid, SackriUe-strcee. dress-makers 4isg to 16 DUBLIN,.FEBRUART 22. COMMISSION INTELLIGENCE. John Keegan, the schoolmaster, with Thomas Qu r-' termas, Owen Adams, John Byrne, and James Byrne. appeared at the Bar, when Mr. GREEN I:. proceeded to int:mate that his Majesty's Attorney-General autho rised him to say that no prosecution was intended against the prisoners, and that it was therefore his wish that they should be discharged by proclamation. The Officer of the Colin proceeded accordingly wi h the usual formalities to have them discharged. lie asked them whether they would not by II themselves bound to our Sovereign Lord the KING in the sum cf one hundred pounds, good and lawful money of the realm, to prosecute James Fisher and Michael Glynn, when they :Mould be found? —They answered 4 4 yes."— They were then discharged. William Hall, a yeoman, was tried for the wilful murder of Patrick Byrne, in Aungier-street, Dublin, by discharging a loaded musket at him. The de ceased, a boy about sixteen years of age, had come altercation with the prisoner on the evening of the 22d December last, in the above street, when the yeoman levelled his piece, and shot him. The prisoner was found Guilty. He has, however, been reap ted. I Beautiful White Teeth may be restanied as MEI the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, • which the finest foamed face is imperfect; • • to the teeth and gums is the principal cams if offensive bre.' th. —Btrmait's Vim/Ace TIVIC TOOTII POWDILIt . is a most elegant sad remedy G r all diseases of the teeth and gass; particular qa ilities are not simply confined se sing the tceti. but will preserve them in the • state of periection ; it will render tl:ein bra whke, fasten such as may be loose, and retire to their original purity. entirely eradicate the in the gams, cause them to adhere close and fsm the teeth, render them of a healthlul red, ad breath delicately sweet, relieve and clue the excruciating tuoth-ac.l l / 4 gum-biles, and swelled --Sold'wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4. side. corner of Paternoster-row; and retail bb and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and JoLnion, Gap Allman, Weston. Mallory and Jones, Porter; TA DIM, Exeter; Cookwurthy, Glenville, Gilbert a Hoxland, Plymbuth ; Newbury, Dublin; Bizaro M•Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderstas, So" Cargil, Edinburgh; Crutwcll, Bath; Ro,sandPts Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool; Lynch, Istinclicster ; Bowen, Norwich; Knoell Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brightoa ; Edell and Penny, Liverpool; and of most respecildso dicing Veil lers in the United Kingdom, in Beel 'is. 9d. each. • COURT OF KING'S BE.NCH. FEB. 21. TUE WINO, AT THE PROBRICHTION OF ILDWA RD SETSIOVR, V. JOIIN MAGEE, PROPRIETOR OF Mt DUBLIN ILVEN. ING PAST. - TRIED BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE DOINGS. ' This was a Criminal Information, obtained by the Police Magistrates, against the Defendant, for print ing and publishing an article in The Dian Emig Post, of the 26,h of January, 1811. ent.tied, " In . efficiency of the Police." This 'l'rial occupied the time of the Court from a quarter past eleven a. w. till eight o'clock yesterday evening. The Jury, after deliberating for an hour, returned a verdict of—Guilty of Printing and Publishing, 6tat not with a malicious intent! ! ! The CHIEF JUSTICE refused to take the finding of, the Jury, in that lorm, from the Foreman. The Jury again retired, and, after taking a considerable time to deliberate, returned a general verdict of— GUILTY! !!—their first finding bring tantamount to an acquittal. On the evening of the Fair at Ballynallinch, the week before List, the spirit of party broke out between several of the lower orders, styling them selves Threshers on one side, and Orang:men on the other, who proceeded to the utnicst violence. They ran up and down the streets, pursuing and pursued, - aimed with sticks, huzzaing and shouting ; —after ' • bliceii. • which, the attack became mere serious, by voilies of C .uno A ay I .ist, at his house, at Writ Mating, rhea stones thrown in every direction ; an attack was Boesky, Esq. eta daughter. made upon some of the houses, the windows of three At Carrielt-on-S ir, on Wftinenlay, the tarp toe. tb of which were wrecked, when two shots were flied the Rev f.t 'Wish t,rady of 1 Ann. z.k a. from one of these houses, by which a in in ve,is killed NlAttatthil irthifr on the spot, and another dangeroudy wounded. Tw Thursday, at Albrijhton, Sycirliire. the R. o ' of Cleobury Monbuer, to Asia Smith, of Cr cil. other men lay dangerously ill from bruises by . . bludgeons and stones, and sevtral others received like i damage—not dangerously. There were on both sides above 300 people. • D 11.15. In Portugal, of a fete: r, the Leiter end of a. --- regretted, Captain Geor ge Piget Jaw" of Ws 1... ! Regiment, youngest a4l of General Hwy loins% • rtne.place, Bath. As great number of persons are rer.dered very an- . Yesterday, 4 eply regretted by her family ais4 flat happy by spasms, wind in the Stomach, Obstructions the wife of ium.thAn Dcivati, Ea l . of LI r Vomit- in the Bowel, want of regular ersirationit- c ar d On the 2st. at Paris, Isaac Tits:sgh,Fsq. . ings, and * Bilious complai pp , c 1 In nts, Head Adis, Ilcart- calor Ixtraortlinary of the Dutch pu.sescons in ilia a• Built, Costiveness, Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, and Ambas.a3or at tile Court of Pekin. &c. We are authorized to s a y, th at Si,FriuMAN'S At Newtk.u.St ewart, ou the Ilth inst. Mr. Ambl if f 31 " aged 74. Pills are in most cases an excellent remedy for these Feb. 19, In Path.nr.-et, Gramme-square. 0 0 lig ik • Complaints ; and especially recommended during the Talbot. the mother of the Fart of I. hrewsbury. time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mint- On the sth inst at Garnet Hill, the RechmOrivno ral waters ; also for those visiting Warm Climates.— Pastor w 2 of th d e 4 Assoc 7twof ia hi te C r‘ o i ngr s e t gation, Benlis 0 Ac Prepared by THoSIAS Smiu.crrez, jun. Druggist, Tot- Tt g le t :da}, morning, at his hou rY se . in St.lanteirserest , tenham High:Cross, Middlesex, by vii tue ot an assign- the Right Rev. lanes Lanigan, D.D. R.O Bean" o f o4ll * ment from H. and J. Beswtex, Sole Proprietors of the forme.ly Proloworof I.:athenut.cs in the Uo*.verxtf ci Receipt, by the Willof M. SPEEDIKAN ; and are Sold ,--_, --"--- -- WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO .MOR by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church- —1(114 moiling.. ....•.....••••• •••• se gile oo46 :”.• . ..... ... a . Yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-stri a , After noon 'in Boxes at 2s. 4s. 6d. 10s. 6d, and One Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Venders of Medi- a Tsialkoll LONDON : Printed by LEVEL KENT. Pidler 4 " ll pablished there, sod at the liz-Ufil , titres in Town and Country. s l . • 4 1 .111 M I i i i