Star. — London, England, 1812-12-31 00:00:00

r N POLICE. • BOW-STIMET.--ROBBERY AT THE POST Orrter.— Yesterday Mr. NAM was occupied nearly the whole of the day, In investigating several charges of rob bery at the General Post Office. The substance cf the circumstances is. as follows :—For some time compleind have been made of letters, containing bills, bank notes, &c. being lost ; also that notes had been taken out. Several persons were suspected, but the grounds of suspicion weie not sufficiently strong to take them into custody. At length tome bank notes that had been paid for cettntri notes that had been stolen, were treced to Wi}finite Griffiths, the beadle and chapel del k of Lrideweil Hospital ; and al though he was coesidcred a respectable reran, yet be not giving a artisfrictnry account how be became pos sessed of them, Tie was taken into custody on the 21st asst. The =come he gave was, that he re- ceived then} from his Wile, who he did not cohabit with. It being le4mt•that shetesided in Park-place, Kennington, early the following morning Vickery went to the house described ; he was anseered by a servant, who said her mistress was not up. Vickery proceeded to herbed -tooth, and found her and a tnan in bed together. Mrs. Griffiths went into fits ; but the officer having assistance at hand, soon se cured her and her gallant. He afterwards proceeded to starch the premises, and in the bed-room he found a great number of bank notes. He secured, his pri. soners, and yesterday a full investigation took place, when the man proved to belong to the General Rosa- Office. Griffiths, the husband, being admitted an evidence, his deposition was read over, from which it appealed that he and his wife had separated in Oc tober, 1811, by mutual conser.t. On the morning of the 28th ult. she called on him, aild asked him to p,et her some notes changed, and on his examining them, he found they were .Worcester and Evesham bank notes. He took the Lank of England rotes be had received exchange to his wife, at her house in Pat k-place, but was not positive that they were the identical notes lie had received for the ceantry notes, as he had mixed them with other notes he had got in exchange fin some Newbury notes. He denied re ceiving any part of the notes, or in any way particisl gating of the amount for his trouble, except that he did not pay his wife so much for a separate mainte nance since he had been in the habit of getting notes changed for her, she telling him she received them fiom a friend. The way hits wife 4ot money, be-' &Ars what he allowed her, was byletung lodgings.— The other , &honer, H.,Johns, lodged with her. At one of his interviews with her, at her house .in Parke' place, when Johns was present, he told his wife he had Raid her £3 too much in his last settlement for notes he got exchanged, which Johns acknowledged, saying that he had found it out after he was gone, and it was returned to him. In another conversation with them, it was observed that the person concerned with Johns ought not to receive half the amount,of the notes, as he ran no risk in getting them thatiged. When - he got some of the last Worcester notes chan ged at Robarts and Cog's, in Lombard4treet, Mr. Curtis, jun. brought a printed list of lost bills, and examined those lie was presentineor payment ; however his notes were paid. He mentioned this Circumstance at his wife's, which appeared to create some alarm. Mrs. Griffiths was asked what she had to say to her husband's statement ? She replied, a great deal cf jt wers true, and a great deal false. She admitted that the gave him the limes to get change, and that he -was not a participator. ' She attributed her husband's conduct to jealousy, observing lie bad said be would be revenged. She refused to tell who she received the notes from. Site denied, most so lemnly, that she received them from Johns, and said he was perfectly innocent, but persisted in refusing to tell who she had the notes from. Johns denied Grif fiths' statement. Mr. Hope, of Pershore, in Worcestershire, said, that on the rah ult. he, pnt into a letter different Ilank-notes, to the amount of £15.5, and, put it into the Post-Office, directed to Messrs. Robarts and Co'. Lombard-street, on account of the Tewkesbury Bank. The Corresponding Clerk belonging to Robarts's Bank stated, that all letters relative to the business of the house pass through his hands, and no such letter came to him.—Several of the notes ie this letter were proved to have Leen exchanged for Bank of England notes by Griffiths, which he had received from his wife.—The Inspectors of General Post let ter-delivsrers proved that Johns was on duty as a sorter on the 28th of November, when all the letters directed to Robarts's house must have passed through his hands, and at which time, in due course, Mr. Hope's letter would have passed through the Post. , Office.—The prisoners were -committed -for further examination, aild Griffiths was discharged, on his producing two sureties for his appearance. JiNtou Alas and R. Price were charged With stubbing a tradesman, in Blackfliar's-road, of nine 3s. pieces. - - It appeared that the prisoners went into the shop in question about a month since, and, under a pretence of wanting some three-shilling pieces with thin edges, requested the mistress, who was in TWELFTH-NICHT CHARACTiIIS.—Two Sets c f new : the shop, to skew diem some: she accordingly shelved I - them a drawer in which she had just before'deposited Characters have been executed for the present se a s on, and may be had gratis cf the Coptractors for the Lore' twenty, which the prisoners perceived whilst looking tery. Messrs. S WWl' and Co. and Messrs. R tette RDSO•79 I through the shop-window. They turned them over Goo Deuce, and Co. on applicat i on at either of, their i several times, and then returned the drawer to her, Offices. Pastry Cooks and Confectioners are lequested observing, there were none there that would suit may them ; but as they had -given her so much trouble, to state in writing the nu mber of sets the y respectively want , which shall be sent to them if peg- 1 tiro , would not leave the shop without .purch as i ng sible, or as near the numb er as can be s p ared . The so M e sfe ng of her: they then purchased some niffing article, and went away. Soon af t er, havin g occas i on Lostery Offices will, as usual , be p rovided with sets of the Characters for their Customers. fir change, she went to her drawer, when, to her CtittOliS MATCH—Carter, the pugilist, whose m a s. mortification and regret, site perceived, that though seyly pedestrian performance has pl iced him high on there were no thin-edged pieces amongst them, yet that Ist, has bOen matched to run three amateur pe. her customers had reduced their number to eleven, de. !rians, on Sunbury Common, on Monday next, and having taicen nine away with them.—The prisoners to the following distances : the first is to receive are in custody on suspicion of being co ncerne d i n give yen ds out of two miles, the second 600 yards, and several robberies, and were of course remanded. the third 700, for 30 guineas. 'I he ground to perform ground to be A coal-merchant was fi ne d , g3O, for having in his taken at starting. Carter is backed a, ' waggon . 30 sacks sh ort o f measure , an d a further sum the distance in, ten minutes and a half. ' of WW I for having a bushel measure in the same cair. yf t . Jacques, a pedestrian, started from the Edge. riage of smaller dime ns io ns than prescribed - by Act' ware.:aad on Monday last, to do 200 miles on foot, ofrarliament. in 72 hours, for a wager of 200 guineas, being at the 1 rate of 67 miles a day. He did 74 miles on Monday, Last week, as some , 'wo r k men were emp l oye d i n sand 82 oft h., use and halted at a village near An- pulling down an old hise Northampton -.street,' ,l , iver ; and at 11 o'clock yesterday lie had or ly 24 t icy discovered the skeleton of a man in its perfect rieles to do, and was in good condition, so that he s ate, which, from its appearance, must have lain won with ease in several hours less than the given t sere a considerable time. The inhabitants in that strzct are unable to account fur this singular affair. CONSCRIPTION. I • Tyrant ! view the ensanguin'4 plain, Myriad* mite; myriads slAin ; View the remnant of thy'host, Hope revered, and glory lost ! Youth, devoted to your doom, Furc'd to arme, and torn from home, De%thed to'return no more, Slain; you freeze on Dnieper's shorel Was it in your Country's cause, Justice, Liberty, and Laws? Blood for this. is nobly dna, Glory bolters o'er tot t'.rad Tyran , 7 ,No!-7.for thy renown, For the bat}ble•tif thy (—own, Toi thy'pritk ard dab st. of poser, . Slah tkes.ireese on Duleper's short! Lodi, Alain-Bit, and Jena, PUMA, Aspirn, roroutebina, Conqueror, or eonqored, know, Blood's the'priee, and war Is woel\ Colonies, not one remaining ; Commerce crush ' J, finantes *airing; Navies to destrosetion Still you rule a 1 rustrlit'sturerld ME yen call for leifetts pore 1140 ever 7ortal led befdre Still Too rage, Lod calculate, England's fall hi Russia's fate! Childless parents, wislow'd 'tv West France in you a'one sutvives i Woe and womau-cultur'd ptains, Till the world Napoleon rei e mi Fit FNCN COURT adLENDAR. • • The fo loWing list of Preach Generals, with theil' t iget:er with an account of the different :wenches of the Imperial French Court, Must prPve itremely useful to the rnblic, particularly it the present moment , Soveteign of liolland—Franees Bealtharnnis. King of Naples.-4vlarelial Murat, Prince Juachint Napoleon: Queen et Naples—Caroline Bonaparte. King of Spain—Prince Joseph Napole,..n. King of W. et tpbaha--Princo Jerome Napoleon. - Viceroy of Icaly--Prince Beg ne Beauharnuis, (4th Corps.) Princess Borghese--Peolina Bainayarte. Princess ofßaden—Stephania , do la Pager*. Grand Duch..ss of Florence—Eli , a Bo :wade. Grand Duke of Berta-Prince Charles I.ustis Napoleon. Grind Duke of Warsaw—Frederick Augustus IV. King and El...ctOr of tilasm.y. . •• • hi:ho oil.yons--Cardinal Fetch.. Prince of Pootecorro-.-MArshaißernadocre,CrowsPrince of ..wedeu. Prince of Neittcbstel—Marshal Benbier, Vice-Constable of France. Prir.ce of Essllits—Maritel leassena• Prince of Bases ento-•••Talleyrand, Vice Arch-ClAncellors Prince of Eckmuhk . —Marsital Davou.t. Duki of Abraotes—Marshal luoot. Duke of Albuf f ra—Count Socket. L'ul - e r f Auerstadt— Marshal Davoust. ' Dui* of Bassario—Man t, Secretary of State. Duke of Belluno—Mar-Ital Victor. Duke of Cadore—.Champagny. Mini-ter of Foreign Afralz s. uhe of Castiglione—Marshal Augereau. Duke of Cotnegliano--Marshal Tvto:icy. Duke of Dalmatia—Marshal soutt. Duke of Dantak—Marshal I.efebure. • Duke of Elchingen—Marshal Ney. grand Duke of Florence—General Bacchiochl. Duke of Frig['—" arshal Duff Grand Marshal of the Palace. Doke of-Montebello--Marshal I..asnes, killed at Wagram. Duke of Istria--Marshal Bc.sleres, Commatitier of the lass {teal Gorda.' Duke of Otranto...Touche. Goverr.or of Rome. Doses's Pados-=General Arig a. Duke of Parma—Cambaceres, Arch-Chancellor. Duke of PlArenza—Marshal Lebrun, Prince Arch-Treasurer. Doke o 1 Ragusa--Marshal Marmon. Duke of Reggio—Marshal Oudinot, (2d Corps.) Doh: of Rivull—Marshal Massona. Duke of oVigo.-General Savory, Minister of Police. Duke of Tarento..-Marsbal Macdona d, (10th Co; ps.) Doke of Triv.so—Marshal Mortier. Duke of Valmy—Mar.hal Kellerman. Duke of Vicenza—General Caul.ocourt, Grand Cha.bberbin, ard Master of Saxony. Ex-Marshal Brune, (supposed to be murdered). Ex-Marshal Jourdan. I Marshal Perignoti. 1 Marshal Serrurler. lke following General. of Division are also Barons of the Empire : Borde.Soak I Ruard I Valtier, and Rajol Subervie Denon. be following Generab of Division are also Counts of the Empire Andreossi. Sebastiani. • Baraguay de Hillier.. I Vandamme, Coihniandant of &lliard. Boulogne. uyeres. Linoh, Vice-Admiral CO4vion St. Cyr. Grouchy. Delisnce. 'Hogendorp, Governor of Ko. Du Governor of War.' ningsberg. saw. Hulin, Governor of Paris. St Germain. L0i 4 .011, Governor 01 the impe- Ornaud. riot Palace. Rapp,Governor of Dantzie, and Miuberg. First Aide-de-Camp to the Montkrun. Bil.peror. Morand. Rtigoier.' Nansouty. : 1111. ~\ - r - . ~. , CHRISTMAS. CAREIT BRAArclas. , be - dO 4 'erg rt\ la 111 . ssto ii S• iut ft, t will .-r T - ~ bENutte tridnettna Prll3 following MEDICINES may be *cure . 1. genuine of SHAW awl EDWARDS, No. 66, St. Pau' Church-yard : ' Hill's Balsam of Honey 3 6 Essence of Waterdock 3 6 Hallam's Bilious Pills 2 9 It seems very 'probable that he origin or first hint of the ancient custom of dressiii our churches and houses at Christmas with evergmens; • was ow i ng to, or taken from, certain expressio in the following i prophecies of the coming of our S. ioue I—. " Behold the days come, saith the I.olto,thit twill raise unto DAVID a righteous Breaths" " Behold I will bring forth try servant, the Branch s" a &hold the man; whose name is the Branch, and he shall. grow up out of his place;" " At that tlite will I cause the branch of righteousness to grow up unto DAVID ;" ' " 1 will take off the highest branch old, high cedar, and win set .it; 1 Will crop off from the top of his young koigs, a tinder one, and will pleat it on a high mountain and smarm In the mono- tain of tue height of Israel will I plant It; and it shall brirg forth boughs,"and bear fruit, and it shall be a goodly cedar." "In that day shall the branch of the Loan be beautiful and glorious." " He shall grow up before him as a torch, plant, and as a root out of a dry pound." "There shall come forth a rod oat of the stela of JESSE and a brosseh dial! grow out of his roots, which shall stand for an ensign fur the people,' etc. . tor it must be allowed that those passages and ex pressions in which our SAVIOUR is represented under 1 the type of a branch, a righteous branch, a bough, the brands of ri.ghttournal who will reign for ever, Ste. in the above mentioned clear and eminent prophecies of his first appearance in the flesh, upon earth, are, in a most lively manner, brought to out memories, and strongly alluded to by 'those branches and bough: ' of ever greens, &c. with which our churches and houses are adorned ; whose gay appearance and perpetual verdure in that dead season of the year, when all nature looks comfortless, dark, and dreary; and when the rest of the vegetable world have lost their ho. nours, does agreeably charm the unweat led beholder ! , and make a very suitable appendage to the universal joy which always attends the annual commemora: of that holy festival. Juniper Ess. Pepperin. 1 1 Roche's Embrocation 4 0 Robberde Cough Drops 2 n Juniper Eta. Pcianyruyal 1 1 ' Spetclunan's Pllia t Spilsbury'r Drops 6 C csreeneugtes Lozenges 1 1 luglis's Scot'. Pills 1 Salt of 1 C Singleton's : Vat. 4 t Godbold's Valsant 18 1. Henry's MaLnebia 2 9 . .iuoptr's Pills 1 1 lisstnu of boles 4 t Durzble ink 1 British Oil 1 • Clic+ unham Salts Aar exc-pitd) la bare tie I. St. P.: urs," oath* st.eqtp, rent and Public 14d.ir.itc... • :nuns -.nd 'Enders in gemml. Weasel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Marshall's Crrate I I Church's Cough Drops 9 9 _ . Aanboym Tooth Powder 2 6 CornweWs Oritktal Cor. 4 6 Widow \Vetch's Pills 2 9 Keyser's Pills - G 3 Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Church's Pectoral i•IlLt 1 14 Walsh's Augments'sis 2 9 Coltsfoot I.ozerges I'lt Ainboyoa Loties 4 Weasel's Specifie 2 9 AU the above (:hose with the dress of •' Shaev j uitiEdwartli, ad, also may be 11:11 every other P.,: Liberal Allowaier to Mere - - -- To Mr: DIXON, Apothecary. Sltake the exrltest opFutitifiy to accitiait y,u llT ;hat 1 have r• ceived the most vrendertalbemiii frot the use of your DIXON S AN I'ISILIOUS PILLS, which I Caj ned with nte to Jamaica, and all those friends to wines I dint bated them Lave eapsrissicedthe same s.lutary ; they ea dare them to be the best Medicii:e ever used in that country, k Salmis and other complaints. Tim follow int are th:te,s of sere ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the outwit rare from your Diran's Antaulious Pills :--Charles Taylor, Esq. la mica; %Mull Shaw, Eaq. Kiog roe, dime; Mr. Wooded, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hari tun, Esq. Savanna la Mar. ditto; J. Smith. Esq. Old Ildrlvour, ditto; G. Allston, bag. ditto; Me, winker, Port MOri at, di: to ; 1. Pirllnven, Esq. Sat River, die° ; Mr. Mullen', ditto; J. %en. Esq. Savgnsa ; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditty; Mrt. Guidaultb, Pas Mrs. Perry, tit. iktir's ; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish • fowls ; with many other ptssotis of the first respectabllity.—bir o your nie:t obedient servant, TI-10MAS liAltROLD,nf the :flip Gar'es. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. t, Cheapddr, Corner of Pateritoster-tow,•LondJil ; Snarp and .beillan,- Abrtsmouth, Jones, Weston, Alloutt, and Mallory, khans ;_ fiat and John son, Gosport; Coleman ar.tl herb, iii•eeHittel Peck and Rom e and Turner. 140 U; Hnalatxl, Coolworthy, Nettleton, and GO. bent, Plymouth ; Karat Pad Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Ilk. , sninghatn; Staines and Lynch, MAucliester t 1 rewman, Exeter; ' Baxter and M`Donald, Glasgow ; ,;ulgen and l3arty,lltistel;ioP ; venson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards aad Penny, and &Pine and I.whbuty, diet:tenni ; Nealeaud Lefty, Dover ; Wtite, Brighton ; Itnbetts, Seldon, and kW, Cheltes. ham; and retail by must Country Medicine Venders, in boxes at 21 9tLeand 6s. each. It Is not at all unlikely,butthat thiscustom was fin ! . ther intended, as an allusion to those ;assages of the Prophet ISAIAH, which foretel the felicities attendiag the coming of CIIIIIST, VIZ. 44 The glory of Lebanon shall come unto thee, the ar-tree, the pine -tree, and the box together, to &wittily the Pace of mi. ianctuary." " Instead of the thorn, shall come up the fir -tree, and instead of the briar, I shall come up the myrtle-tree t and it shall be to the Loup a name, for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off." ~ . • ADVICE. _._..,—.—. 1 W HEN Men of Education and professional skill CIIILD-bROPPING.—Honda night an infant about ! use persevering endoevoure to discover the snow sale amt y , 'certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the nieces,- six months old, wrapped in flannel, and laid in a ful result of their expenence is the best proof of superiority. • basket, was left at the door of a Gentleman's house I Messrs. GOSH sued Co. eprgeons, have been induced to raake in .Parliament-street, Westminster. As soon as it object of their particular Rudy. viz. the cure of the following the a certain Disorder, frequentiy contracted in a n omen of intoal. was discovered it was conveyed to the workhouse. . cation, and its concomitants. Strictures and Gees, which, by CIIILD-STRALINd.—A-child about four years old, . an improved plan, are speedily and IlireCtlialiy Curt d ; as also et son of • a lady in Nottingham-buildings, was enticed bility,ewhetber arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, 'nee tesi uway from the maid-servant in Mary-la.bonne•fields, ...,,,,, climates, or a secret solitary vice, too elm, us donee it , - happily punned by the yonta it both sexes, In the Otte causing on Monday, by stiatagem. The miscreant was a sterility or barteantss, and in the other a numerous train is! nes rniddle-aged respectable-looking woman, and- pre- Toms diseases, winch, if nut timely remedied, wrmtnateeit nein tended a partiality for the child from having suckled r•nce and eunounpt.ntS. In chit distressing state of debility o him. The child was got away on returning home, dehciency, whether the consequence of such baneful balm. as and he was found in linker-street, nearly naked, the arising from any other cause, by which the powers OT use conies tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons d Loa same evening. Some of the clothes il the child have don, they offer a fitten'eafe, aid Weedy restoration to mould and been traced to have been pledged for 7s. and it is rigorous health. hoped this will lead to a discovery of the offender. ' lite result of a lone and extensive practice ha's enabled then .4 Card to Ladies of Fashion and the Fashionsible by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the Otis*" tto deo World at large.—The inimitable Loup STAYe e invented least restraint in diet or exercise; and 51 recent Cases where at and manufactured by MARS ON, 24 and 25, Hbly- early application is nude on discovery of the infection, they be .well-street,Strind, have occasioned considerable asto-. queutly perform a cure in the short 'pace of two days. The ia . nishrnent in the circle of Fashion. The unique pro! - L !dented success of their mode of treatment (which has never perties . o f the invention, the superlative elegant . ' flsccs durin t s il uit e"v i s el t i ° p fai rrl i lniany lisl t ee tion= a rr i so n ts P u r rbot ia ; af ierei l haiv style in which they are executed, the-matchless taste been cured, even alter severe mid it ious methods had been ,iknd beauty of the article, have excited general ‘atten- pursued by other Pramidoners without effect), induce theta to tion.—Ladies about to leave Town are requested to thus publicly offer their advice. Mixers. Goss and Co. exclusively preening the eine of these notice especially an invention highly worthy of their particular compLeihts, in order that they may not be, by notice. a . s nil-rites few, marked with the obksquy so justly attached tr • the.ignorant empiric, think it but jotter to tbeasselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated intf every I , branch of the profession (certificates of which, from s..fferent 1 1-loisphali, and testimonials' iron the most eminent Physician . . they have to convince any inquirer) that the success weaken front their endeavours first induced them to quit the pract e lee of PRICE OF HOPS IN THE MR011(111 MARKET. i k ill 1 . grou nd for the unprecedented confidence we) Bags. 111 lls to lel les Kent lel 12s to 161 IC4 Pockets ' ' which they have , by th nubile, been 10 liberally honou red ' ee the general' Practitioner , and they presume that their pret anew Kent Susses 101 Ns to lel les Sussex 111 lla to 141 lis of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Balk- Essex 001 Os to 121 Os Farnham 001 Os to out 01 for advice and ' medicines, and the same will be forwarded to NI Patie g n t ti in the ve' country e are requested to state the panic' L o w HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ' par t l e e of ee the en k e in e d e. oal e ;taces . It Bouverie-tereet. Fleet Morning 2 minutes after 1 - ------ •-•— Afternoon 24 minutes after 1 CHALL.ENGE. . MARRIED . MESSRS. CURRIE ind Co. Surg e o ns , late in On Saturday, the 19th instant, at Northwlck Church, Isle of s i ng l e • Instance where their Medicine and m ethod of cure e Majesty's Serf/ice, challenge the w hole world to pro! Wight, Captain Dietertck, of the Depot, Lymington, to Martha,. felled desired of thedesiredeffect. l'he practice of many years are third daughter of the late Phil. Ewen, Esq. of liursledna, Hantb , particulsi branch of their pro f ers i n n bat not g seee rise in 0 i Saturday; at Southampton, Captain Roberts, of the Royal Ar. tillery, to Caroline. daughter of the late Chas. Maitland, Esq. i treatme nt a O 4, unsuccessful case. i ':' hey cont i nue to direct their studies to the DIED. which le the consequence of the pernicious and we t f hot elier: l 7 , Thursday se'nuight, at Plymouth, Mrs. Glynn, wife of Capt, : habit lon dunhappily med by the vitalise i gan meet pur Glynn, of the Royal Navy. - lof Venereal Complaints, and that derangernent , o , f fu t i he s y no : Monday lair, at an advanced age, at her lodgings, Windsor , ' Bess; the other have its ravages tatally developed to then' by ' .. Mrs. Sarah Buebell, who for many years practised the business tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedies/sea: of midwifery in that town and neightsourhood with great celebrity in the sate it will be found to be the entailing sourer •f 10:: and success. Upon an accurate calculation, she has assisted in bringing upwards of 41.00 of the human race into the world.vice. de On the 12th inst. Captain Angrlio Thowasi, French prisoner sons .. usually characterise the ea rli e r stages of this soiimry _ e , in ins tenet These are its remote and ultimate diecte wines:: on parole at Whitchurch, In Shropshire. His remaine were foe- surup4P?tions,sltsgofunnidnersettla th er a pt d r : an is s i l ne vii tden riou t s to ne such reatn a c w ee :7 treatt Is simple and Las : ever proved. u nsuccessful. le! lowed to church by 150 French Gentlemen, and a company of course of a long, laborious, aed much eitenclod practice. lir! the Whitchurch Volunteers, and interred with military honours , must obstinate end compli cated cases of venereal infiedtlat; I as obstructions in the arena:a. spuney excrescences. lor e , UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. I ram., CaliQUI ulcers, eruptionessemlual we:aeons., &muses "• Under the illustrious Patrouage of their Royal Highnesses the SimicruitES, Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, the Spanish Ambits- Whether recent or of long duratiou, mid which have b . _, 15 1 6 sador, and most of the Nobility. . skill ofother Practitioner.; ; are by their present rinF ra ' r MACASSAkR OIL for the HAIR. —This Oil is trea e trn i e i u t t he eff e ec t e ,u u ally and permanently ceded, wirl'°" tile suffc. dating pain acid alarming hemorrhage LOA proudly recommended on the teeth of truth and experience. oftenrig follow, the appl i ee ee en of the lunar caustic. In discolor It possesses properties of the most salubrious nature fur restoring 20 years extensive precede* la this ineuepolin ncur enm e_ the Hair, where it has bran bald for years, preserves it front Strictures have been and are daily under their cars, in d e falling off or tensing grey to the latest period of life; produces eradication of which are effected by a safes certa in ', ai l ed. ee on the tresses a most beautiful gloss, eceht, and curl; also is pre. thous mode of practice, superior to any other fe e ' l e'' oe eminent for Children's Hair, instead of Soaps, &c. it cleanses the weakness, relaxation _ aid aiehniti , rece ,,,eog s ,troas dus ... hair much easier, is extremely pleasant to die Infant, and bring how, is " speedily ren % mr d , u,d the v ein* revered is ' the hair to a beautiful state; promotes the growth of whisker and eyebrows; in one, renders the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, inexpressibly attracting. . cod l ,., virro pr u r sl i t we ea b lth ev . eraz t in eyher thel e r th rea e _dostbstiliityvelisemn f:t lici yes. ,4 3 ~,. View Rowland's Treatise on the Improvement of the Hurraa • we s l umbering sparks of nee, and to reautirate the minsutee! Hair, i ll ustrative on the virtues et the Macassar Oil, with a num- Several Noblemen ant Gent l emen,. of the first resperan ber f tesemunials from persons of distinguished consideration, ! h trie s_ ture has been destroy ed, is hidispensaley requisite torte_ have been under the care of Mes.rs. Certee and Co. tor t: 11 1 highly worthy the attention of Parents, Proprietors of Boarding- moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strietalves ikc- ani: 4 , , schools, &c. &c. included with each bottle on the wrapper, which received a radical ane perniaoeut cure, request that iee i is signed on the outside, "A Rowland and eon," in red Ink,. wine which none are genuine. " periority M gle n sud Co.'s plan of _ e , pared 'and sold at es. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle, or large may be mule ro es' ten as saristactory eviiimcestrtionf the of these Gentlemen trictures keen test to teeenTS family bottles at set .Is, each, containing eight small, by the Pre.. and were under the care 'of asst'. Heine and bier = praetors Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatten.G erden; ant s and other surgeons of equal em 11 “inence, who attempte d 40. by their appointment. by Messrs. He nines, Perfumers to her by the Oration of the lunar caustic, whetout nitres Majesty, Titchhorne-street; Mr. Smyth, 117; Over.oe, 45 ; M ap plication C t ie and Co. may be toucan:el by either Set,' D. Rine, 35; (ladle and Peirce, 57, New Boittlestreet; Bayley Messrs . I IT . anetblew, Cockspur street ; Berry, 17, Greekestri et; Rigge, 65, I . the nee, Hatton - Garden. Butler, 4, Clteapside ; all whole.ale. and retail Pertunists and ; gre ,_• latest I . :4_ ,, tcacy, secrecy totem?, at their hear Patients in the country are requested to state chef Medicine renders in Louden, and in ever,' fawn throng' °tit of their case age, and general legit of living, Src- the Itinpire —.Of whom mg be had, Alma& Extract, or the ! remittance ?or advice and Tvledicines, when the ' Abyssinian Botanical Specific, for eradieatirg afi Disorders of - . given or bent to any part of the kingdosn. the Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful i Patronised by her Royal Highness the Duchess of York. Price i LONDON : Printed by Leval/ la& Od. and Its. 411. per bottle; et the Powder at 11.94.p:4 not. I published them, and at t h e .. . PRICE OF COALS—COAL !vIARKET, DECEMiIE.R :W. Skip. at Market ` bold . Price.. 96 Newcastle I I: 47.. W. to 54.. 9d i Sunderland g 48k. Od. to 51% ed I Cinder. I 331. W. to 00s. Op .INT Picket Out 41 10. 1 ~. 1 J / . fix. 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