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719 THE EDITOR OF THE 51',AR. SlR—Having observed l a t e ly i n t h e S ran , some remarks on the inadequate provisions for Assistant- Surgeons in the army, the contents of which I am most willing to allow, I trust that the Petty Ulcers das they are termed i n th e nautica3 language), of that escription us the navy, have no less a claim on the attention of Government, and as things of this nature. are but too apt to be overlooked, from a want of due representation, may .I request that you will be pleased to insert, when convenient, the following remarks on the comparatively great grievances under which both the Junior, but particul triy, the Senior Assistant Sur geons, in the navy, labour. The Naval Assistants are all, on their first Ap pointments, obliged to supply themselves with instru ments, to the amount of .€'2o or upwards, while the Military Assistant do not supply themselves with any. The Assistant in the atmy commences full pay from the date of his Commission, the Naval Assistant i• from his appearance on board : the ship to which he is appointed by warrant being perhaps then up the Mediterranean, an iaterval, in all probability, of three months elapsing btfore he can join her. The half. pay of a Naval Assistant commences at two shillings after two years servitude, while that of the other com mences, if reduced, the day after tsis first appoint. ment, at three shillings. The full pay of the latter is seven shillings and sixpence, that of the former is only six shillings and sixpence. The foinur messes with - Isis Colonel, while the other Lours under the painful necessity of living in a cockpit, amnag a set of noisy youngsters, just let loose from 'heir mother's apron. strings; the Second Lieutenant of- Marines. who by h;s Majesty's Order in. Council, is inferior in rank, living in ete ward of a gun-room;' what a situation for a man of liberal education, and of a contempla tive and studious mind, to be placed in. The Army Assistant, if he happens to lose any part of his bag gage on a march or otherwise, is most handsomely compensated; the other, after braving all the incle men:ies and, fury of the tempestuous elements, and losing his all, by shipwreck, on application, receives only a Oat denial, and is, if not blessed by fortune, obliged to run in debt, if he is lucky enough to find a creditor, or go nearly in a state of nudity, until his 4 next quarterly bill becomes due. He is thus con trained to make an appearance, the most distressing to an Officer, that of being unable to shew himself on the quarter•deck, in the dress suita ble to his situation in the service. The Military As- 1 sistant, if ordered a passage on board any of his Ma-; jesty's ships, messes in the ward-room, and walks the starboard side of the quarter-deck, while the Naval Assistant is allowed neither privilege. This last cir cumstance I should not mention, as not being of any material consequence, but I want merely to point out the great distinction made in the situation, and pre- I, ranee strewn to one set of Officers, more than ano ther of the same rank, whose services and education (without meaning to give offence), 1 will venture to say, are both at least on an equal footing. In a fu ture communication. I shall point out the peculiar situation in which the Senior Naval Assistants are placed. I am, Sir, yours, &c. A NAVAL SURGEON. LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 10. HISLOP V. KNICHIT. _. . This was an action to recover £lB3, as dam iges ' for the supposed improper treatment of a quantity of calicos, in the operation of stretching and calender. ing. The cottons were the property of the plaintiff, and were shipped to Madeira early in 181(1, and wet e disposed of in that island, by Mr. Hislop's agent, to, a Mr. Jacobson, in May and August of that year., Mr. Jacobson, on inspecting the parcels, alledged that he f nind many of the pieces considerably damaged, and Mr. Downin, the agent of Hislop, proved, that he saw a few pieces in that state. He returned to Eng land in December, 1810, being succeeded in his agency by a Mr. Rowe. The amount of the sales to Mr. Jacobson v. - as Bdo ; but on account of the deterioration of the cottons, an abatement, was al lowed by the agent, in April, 1811, amottnting to £lB3, the sum mentioned. Many difficulties occurred in attempting to prove the identity of the property. Hislop's tint agent was the most decisive evidence ; but his evidence did not extend to any considerable quantity of the property. He saw the goods at the Custom-house, and was cer tain that the injured pieces were those sent by his employer ; they had net passed into the hands of a third person, or were npt removed before the ble mishes were discovered ; but he saw but three pieces in that bad state. Two other agents who succeeded him, could establish no more, ffian that they had reason to believe that the pieces complained of were the very same that were sent out by Hislop ;—but, as they had been removed from the Custom-house, and were then in Jacobson's stores, this evidence was held to be insufficient. Mr. PARKE, who addressed the jury for the defen dant, stated the evil consequences which might arise to the commercial interests of the country, by giving countenance to suits of this nature. His remarks upon the deficency of the evidence—upon the time when the ptes:nt claim was made (not till November last), though the cause of complaint had arisen so lorg before—and upon the other circumstances of the case—were so apposite, and so strongly enforced by his Lordship to the Jury, that, without hesitation or !delay, they gave their verdict for the defendant. POLICE. Maxstoe-House.--Yesterday, Robinson, Primly, Brice, and Gould, the porters, who were examined. on Monday last, charged with breaking open and rob bing the wine-cellars of Messrs. Mann and Ingall, in Queen-street, Cheapside, on Sunday morning, were brought up for their second examination. The de positions of the Gentlemen of • Tower Ward by whom those men were apprehended at the house of Thompson, No. 15, Miles's-lane, Thames -street, we; e read over, and the only additional witness now adduced was Thompson, owner of the house, who swore that the prisoners were not, as they pretended, lodgers in his house ; and that the wine and imple ments fur house-breaking, found that morning in his cellar, were brought there that morning by the pri. soners. They were fully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.. —Yesterday, Lloyd, Monday a hoax was played off in the name of the who resided in the Edgeware-road, and his daughter. si g ht Honourable Lady Srrtaxovoen. Letters were I were committed, for receiving a copper, which had addressed to several tradesmen in her Ladyship's been stolen from a neighbouring brazier. name, desiring them to attend at five o'clock ; chaises D. Jonei was committed for attempting a burglary were ordered, hair-dressers, tailors, butchers, poul- lin the house of a baker, in Portman -street, in coin terers, upholsterers, &c. &c. I pany with another who escaped. On Saturday, while some Gentlemen were skating CHARGE ON MVEDER.—Yesterday a man, who is on lluddingstone Loch, Edinburgh, they dicovered, supetintendant of labourers at a Wharf, in Tooley under the ice, the body of an old man, which was street, was brought before the Sitting Magistrate at afterwards found to be that of Mr. Al exa nde r S tee l, I U n i o n-H a ll, by C o lli ng b ourne an d Glennon, charg many years proprietor of the Steel-yard, Causeway- I ed on suspicion of the murder of a man, whose name side. Mr. Steel was about SO years of age, and bad lis at present unknown. The deceased, it appeared, been for some years in a superannuated state, under I was a labourer, working under the prisoner, and was the.care of his relations, from whom he had wandered ordered by him to do some particular work, instead on the Thursday evening ; and it is supposed that he of obeying, however, he made use of some imperti. had fallen into the Loch in the dark, and been I nent language, and gave the prisoner a slap on the Crowned. His body, when found, was in an erect I face. The prisoner told him he was to blame for posture, and had some scratches on the hands and j having struck a man who was able to break his neck : face, apparently received in a struggle to extricate I further words ensued, when the prisoner pushed the himself. deceased, and two others, off the Wharf into the river, On Wedsesday, as some men were digging some and the head of the deceased coming in contact with earth off a brick fi eld, in Grove-read, Bethnal-green, a vessel in his fall, he sunk immediately under the one of them found a human skeleton in irons. En- water. The body was taken out in less than ten mi. quiry has since been made, and there is no doubt but nutes, and conveyed to Guy's Hospital, but the vital it is the remains of the murderers, Richardson orCon- spark was extinct. The other two men were taken way, who were hanged and gibbeted on Bow Com- ! out of the water, with no other injury than a good mon,libout forty years ago, for the murders of two ; ducking. The prisoner was committed for re-exa butchers of Whitechapel, of the names of Venables ' urination, when the result of the Coroner's Inquest and Rogers. Both bodies were stolenfrom thegibbets. shall be known. ,The Mind, like the appetite, must have its ordi- I Thursday evening, as a party of the patrole belong nary quantum of food : and among the various gouts ng to the public-office, Bow-street, were on duty in of mankind it is visibly manifest, that what is one Islington, they observed two men go into a public man's meat, is another's poison. The comparison is ; house, whose conduct they suspected to be improper, ! certainly a wide one, but there are extremes in and supposed they had been at the public-house to nature which will bear it nut. We do not wish to ob. sell the contents of the bundle, but were disappoint trude ourselves as caterers for the minds of mankind ed. When they came out of the public-house, the en-masse, but to those of a refined and superior relish, patrole stopped the man who had the bundle, and we would recommend to take a repast at the Nan- asked him what he had in it ? He replied, some li niachia, in Princee-street, Leicester-sqnare, where a nen he had bc, a getting from a washer-woman.— morceau the most superior faculties Of the mind is This did not satisfy the patrole, and they told him capable of enjoying, is to be obtained ; which we he- they must see what it contained. About two hun sitate not to say cannot be entailed by any exhibition ! died pairs of silk-stockings and gloves were found in of the works of art in the universe. it ; upon which they took both men into custody ; The immense rich assemblage of rare quadrupeds . and upon enquiry, the stockings and gloves proved and Birds, at the Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Change, to have been stolen from M. B a hosier, on is now the topic of conversation a mong the first Cono- Fish-street-hill, and the man who had the bundle to sc . enti hod Amateurs, and justly observed how easily , have been his rter. When he WAS taken into so noble noble and interesting a sight can be pu rc h ase d, in t tody, he offere po d the patrole £5O to let him go. The comparison to the great dangers and fati g u es , that travellers have to encounter after Nature's wonder- ! taken before the Lord Mayor to be examined, ful productions. Here the formijable Rhinoceros, the scientific Elephants, the real Majestic Lions, the Monday night last, about eleven o'clock, two sea- Royal Tygers, Panthers, Leopards, raguar, Hyznas, ' men, rather intoxicated, belonging to the Artnide Ursine Sloth, Vultures, Eagles, Owls, sec. Sm. of the i frigate, lying in Plymouth Sound, walking over the finest kind, and in she highest condition, can be seen, ! New Quay, one of them, named William Palgrave, and even approached, with the greatest safety. But was unfortunately drowned. amongst the more docile class comes the 'rapier or I General Siurr, charged with having, on his own Hippopotamus of the New World ; those sing u l ar ! c o nfe s si o n, teloniously stolen, taken, and carried a animals of the Peruvian Mountains, the Laina and cock and eight hens, from a hen -roost, at Bapchjld, Vecun a, the Arabian Camel, the Kangaroos, the Elk, the property of William Coleman, has been cowslip the stupendous African Ostrich, the Grand Casso. to Maidstone Gaol. wary, the large Emews, the tender Pelican, the Royal Wednednesday morning, two thieves stole from a - Crown Birds, the Cirus, and upwards of Two Hun- , shop in the Strand a piece of floor-cloth, upwards of dred of other beautiful and interesting objects of Na- 100 pounds weight. A few mornings ago a sivnlar tura' History, which forms one of the grandest views ' Fiece was stolen from a shop in Holborn ; and 'eve. of Animated Nst are that this or ally other Metropo. ' rat shops have been lately robbed of large quantities lis ever produced. of carpeting. • AMR KETS. MATH. Lardy, at Sheffield Hall, queen's County, Major Caplan, the lady of Stephen Sheffield rioter at Law, of a dawdler. MUCK OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 6s to 61 los Kent 41 101 to 71 15s Sussex 41 Os to 4l Os Sussex 41 os to 6: los Yearlings—Kent, Bags 41. Os. to 51. Idi Ditto Pocket', 51. Os. to 61. 6e. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAV4'. ST. JAM tell. W urt ECuAtqL. Hay 41. Os. to 61. Os. Hay 41. lOs. to 61. 6e. AtraW 21. Bs. to 21. 17.. Clover (a. tis. to 1. Its. Straw tn. Qs. to £1 PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 241 gsil Calf Skins Ytiti std Ditto 25d 26d Ditto 56d 42d Merchants' Backs 19d 21d Ditto 3641 4041, DIED. At Inverness, on the 31rt ult. sa the 113111 year sign Donald Fearer, late of the Canadlag ge r it. Tbe Sd in,tant, the Infant son of Mr. , Vi, Edinburgh. At Edinburgh, the 30-11 ult. Mr. Pair elf Macy, At Gia•gow the Slst ult. Mrs. Mary sini,h, r Smith, bankssiet. GUESTONIAN MEDICIN CASE 54.—T0 Mr. Gu z c-r ,Chymlst. No. 9, Dressing Hidei 17d 1861 Small Seals es ed to 2s 10d Fine Coach Hides led 19J i d Large ditto 11ns 160 s Crop Hides for cult. led illld Tanned Horse Hides 17d Id Ditto 19d 2::d Goat Skins 34$ ties . RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary 2s. 44. to 2s. ed. stone) 3s. ed. to 43. od. Market Calf 15s. 01. each. Middlings 3s Od. to 3s. 41. English Horse 134. to 14s. od. MRS. TURNER, 140. 9, C - Inimerce. Surrey.street, Black(' iars.road, had been jest to plenntic pains in the ircl; the attacks o f • Um-. excessively violent cad alarming. Some of June, 179t3, I was taken worse that usual, at charge of blood every time 1 coughed ; on this advice of several of the tw+st eminent Physicians years, aid though I was a little bett:r at the enjoyed a very short respite ; for I soon after w inlay, that I could not lay down in my btd for two 6titc slights; when Mr. Guest's Medicines being recommendei t o at, I sent for some, and after taking the pills accord•ng to his & r ,. dons, I lead the lotion rubbed to my side for about half an when limand the pain quite removed, and on the second up*, tion I was perfectly well; since which time 1 to m: 44 44 " return of the complaint, as witness my hand this lit% (L I April, 1809. H. Timms, (GM SS will appear in a future Paper ) Sheep Skins 3s - . mi. to 4s. 64. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 43 11d Town Tallow Bis 6d Clare Market 4s lid Vellow Russia 78. Od Whitechapel Market 43 104 White ditto 7th Od per some of 81b. ---- Soap ditto 76. 01 143 8d Melting Stuff 84s Od Average 4s lOid Ditto rough 403 Od Graves 90s g Od. Good Dregs 9s co _ .. _ _ _ Yellow Soap 92s—Mottled, 102s--Curd, ;06s—Palm 925. Trice of Candles per doze's, l2s. 6d—Moulds, 14$ Cd. COAL-MARKET, lan. 10. Ships at Market Sold 54; Newcastle 15 4t Sunderland 1 Stone 0 2 Cinders BY HIS AtAJRSTri ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, b 0 justly fatuous* their superior efficacy in curing every degree and sysim of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without coufinewage restraint of diet, in an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret spi, ner. One mull tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation inspe ct ,. tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders; where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, nag s , tient has the happy asstgirxrthat he or she is at the ey e aflshi so restored , let the du malignancy be ever so great. Prices. 50s. 64. to 575. Od. 50a 6d to 51s Od. ow. 04. to ow. Od. 2 3 0 s. ud. to Wit. Od. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 29 9 2 U I Palermo, 125 Pence per or. Ditto at sight, 29 1 I Leghorn, 58 Rotterd.un, c. f. 9 2 2 U Genoa, 54 Harnburgh, 26 6 2 3 / 4 U I Venice, n. C. 52 Liv. Piccole Altona, 26 7 2 3 / 4 U effective per/. stet. New Doubloons, £4 14s. 6d. Silver In bars ler ox. Os. GO. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make diarttty the complaining part, and enter into contest with the rifest matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. 'I key ate d o d o rid by experience to be a preserver of Atlpth, as well as a rms. The Speech, at this interesting time, must he very m, by taking only eight single Pills Sp*" and fella's every T og In short, the Patentee h . as this eau -aortlinary obligation to dm% gratifying, as we are now enabled not only to rejoice that whatever he pro mised hinisek from them, they were mob at the public state of finance, but, by permission of the f& e • fil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and ' Lords of the Treasury, to improve our own private a • These Pills are most werthy a place in the 1 1 resources by one of the Capital Prizes of e 20,000 in Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so keep good in all climates any length of dine: and Ma the present State Lottery, if bought on or before Mon- now borne the test of 'war 60 years niti increasing day 20th, as the Drawing begins at Nine o'clock the themselves, and honour to their author, ' biennia& that next morning, and will all bedetermined the same day. last eight years they have radically car d u • a Without health, life is misery. The question is, how is k to sons, many of whom had been dis__ from be recovered ? seeing the maladies to which minki;ul are subject,' salivation had been frequeotly rt. and all one or two cases oat of some thousands may suffice to show what • made use of ' Jibs° elk. "' Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tuella, Tart.% we may be brought to, and then point out a remedy. Mr. E—m's I Member of the RoyalCollw of Surgeons inLondon,at his** son, Haymarket, emitted front his stomach, by the mouth, 20 No. 9, New Btidge-street ; where he lop sive advice, Valeta worms, similar to those in nuts.—Mr. W. Portland-road, had a ; Fee, to persons taking these Pills, nwilogitaitrwer Pad end lwa child which was devoured by a worm called the Devil's gold ring, with six legs and two horns each. The above are to be seen at ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, thbestving In all catestt • most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having b. ' 74, Long Acre ; but even these are trivial, when compared to the many cures performed daily by Dr. GARDNER, as a b ove. ; mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor. Ihe Doctor consulted to dm poor gratis. f during the course of more than 40 years, that he has Lad the es. ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine and the The following remarkable instince of the influence I tic,therefrom. arising ' i' m of conscience over a good mind deserves to be recor - 1 'I . hey are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer\ Ila ded. The letter was addressed to Messrs. Ci..tiots 'U, St. Albans -street, Pall-null ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Or ford•street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Hill, analy and Sons, the respectable Law Booksellers, of Par -1 apposite the Monument; and by one Perna in every amidst*, tugal-street : i In England, etc. in Boles of only is. $l. each, sealed up, Gans- Ls:Nice—About the latter end of the year 1807, as the and plain directions, whereby persons of eidtee mom writer of this was passing through Lincoln's-Inn-square, he found ' yes with ease and secrecy. a Bank of England Note for £3O, folded up, and lying on the I Ivory Box soldiu Great Britain is sealed up with alum ground, at the bottom of the first stone steps, as you come in In wblch,by favouruf the Commissioners, is penned at the Siam. , trom the Strand. In a few days after, passing the same way, he office "T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-i treat." to imitate wild saw an advertisement offerieg a reward of five guineas to the ' it w oe y . finder of the note, with direction* to apply to Meyers. Clarke and ---' 1 Sons, the corner of Portugal-street. 'rhe want of money, in an l unlucky moment, tempted hint to pay no attention to the adver tisement. For this one false step he has suffered many a sleepless ' night and um:J*l' hoer; he most earnestly begs forgivenes, and, as some atonement thawing nen justly acquired the means of re funding), now sends to Messrs. Clarke and Sons €so, together with four years Interest; sea be is sure that their respectable characters will prompt them to return it to the right owner with all convenient speed. X. 3‘ . " £3o—Four years inter to Dec. 20, £6.—T0ta1.C36." . 6 A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. HER INVLTILRATIL INTILIIII•L ENEMY A &OMIT ED. MANY laudable attempts have heretofore bad made in vain to arrest our Great Internal Inenshilli CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Pkgpli 'lweuty Thousand Persons having fallen under its t nually, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the beaky. people in general consider very lightly, namely a Comma and Cough, has usually been the ptimary cause, as rue*, r ever will check Cough effectually, should be sp eedily reminds% as it is better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, Its Proprietor of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE, for the Preen. tion and Care of Consumption Asthma, and the very enig Pulmonary Complaints, comprehendir.g also the Heaping Cm" the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty Incumbent oil MN urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption of it in cuesd Cough.—He has kept an open Dispensary for the last five Yam s for the Benefit of the Poor, in which time be has had the girl. Bretton to relieve three Thousand Persons; and can with tmll say, that it has never yet failed of giving speedy telid is con of Cough, however severe. RECENT CASES : . hum Mr.Tmom As Asir, 11, Orange-street, Rell-lioimqsats " :•IR—I feel it a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge loth gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf of lef wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for ten ryes which baffled ali medical aid, and became increasingly weals which had reduced her to a mere shadow ' tin at length, se 5 very providential way, she heard of your medicine, aud afar taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take agreeably to your directions, beta cough • has entirely left IN should have wrote before (her cough having been raw more than eighteen months) bat !we waited to see if return; and finding it does mg, I can no longer re my most grateful thanks; an d may you live to witness ease on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sines f, bir, your most obedient humble servant, THOS.. 6 $ No.ll, Orange-street, Red Lion-,quare, May 13, tall: "am Mr. J. XEMENZ.Z, 3, East-street, Qiieen's-c " Sag-1 feel great pleasure in icquainting you, that getable Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Clark, from a verytroublesome constitutional cough, r - she has been anlictod, by ter account, these last seven beg you to accept my sincere thanks ter your generous to her, and if you think proper to publish this cure, I 1 duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I your most obedient servant, J. XE " East-street, Queen-square, April A small Pamphlet, containing the Testimonies of nearly high respecability, in its fa \ 14, Gloucester-street,( kius, Mineral Water Mr. Perrin, N 0.2.5, Sou vett, Arliss, and Baker' , field; Miss Randall's , Gate, Cornhill; Mr. . Mr. Mattress's, 65, Fleet-. street ; Mr. 269, 1-. corner of King Hulborn gate Without ; - - Moses, Conf . Bath; Mr. Bulgin's, ehester; Messrs. Meggy a. die,lkiwding, and Lutford's, tester ; Mr. Newbery, I - Trueistan's, Exeter ; price Itself, inbottles, 7s. each, will only add, that a ... partition Is a dose for a taste it is as pleasant as may apply in ffifwester-street, gratuitously. A uandty, miles: met of the kingdom (midair* r- Saturday night last, between 12 and 1 o'clock, some thieves broke into the house of Dr. Knolton, in 1 Pump-square, Boston, and stole 121bs. of excellent Cheshire cheese, and three or four table knives. Dr. K. was sitting in his drawing-room, up one pair of stairs, at the time of the robbery, and heard the thieves' in the house ; but the noise they made was not such as to induce him to go down stairs. The Doctor's sere ants had retired to bed. In the morning it was discovered that the back door had been wrenched open (it is supposed with a hammer which was found lying near), and that the articles mentioned bad been stolen. Wednesday evening a female servant, who had the care of Lord Callan's house, No. 29, Fitaroy-square, heard a noise in the area, on which she sallied out, armed with a poker, when a tall fellow rushed to wards her, whom she saluted with a blow with the poker ; but the salutation not being so well executed as intended, he returned it with a bludgeon, which stunned her for a moment ; but presently recovering herself, she gave an alarm, on which the ruffian sheered off, and before assistance arrived, he was out of sight. As she had seen him for some time before lurking about the door, she has been enabled to give such a description of his person as, it is hoped, will lead to his apprehension. Beautiful White Teeth may be reparded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath.—BUTLEß'S VEGETABLE It ENTORA. TIVE Tooiii POWDER is a most elegant and certain remedy for all, diseases of the teeth arid gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to clean sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection t it will render them beautifully white, fasten such as ;pay be loose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, gum-biles, and swelled face. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Go Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea • new, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gil bert and Hordand, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and *Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manclenston, Scott and Cargil, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and 111 1 h,„ Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards I " °rni n4 and Penny, Liverpool ; and of most respectable Me- Afternoon-, dicine Venders in the United Kingdom, in boxes at LONDON 21. 9d. each. publkhrti lrehnd, tee sev Id Casio, Esq. B ar• of I.is sg., E a. • ti , W. S. Quetn-itreets Ilacvicar,%s:ter . b, wife of Mr. jolt, I IL S. , Great Su rrey . streri • ierce•row, e mit an ri een ms. yea rs , 46 . f of which were s ok . le dint in d ie a im* and hat a grea t i h ; is occ ion l h a d d e • clans for newly two c did of that d iem was actacksil sa . d for two soe.—., tie found geat;Ti:ebeand continuing to take it your directions, her cough has entirely left her. I wrote before (her cough having been removed hr ghteen months) but have waited to see if it era finding it does nol, I can no longer refrain muesli teful thanks; and may you live to witness a eidit sands of your fellow -creatures, is the sincere yr* r most obedient humble servant, THOS. ABBY: Orange-street, Red Lion-,quart, May 13, tail' r. 1. Neuters, 3, East-street, Qween's. squire. feel great pleasure in icquainting you, that your Vi , nee alone has happily relieved my servant, Mel a very troublesome constitutional cough, with *l 1 afflictod, by ter account, these last seven yews. ccept my sincere thanks for your generous misuse if you think proper to publish this cure, I Wit* my verbal testimony to any inquirer. ImA lbedient servant, J. X EME NEL' reet, Queen-square, April 19, 1811." 'amphlet, containing an Account of its Virtue, MI Inies of nearly a hundred Ladles and Gentlest" 4 bility, in its favour, may be had at Mr./1. 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