Star. — London, England, 1812-10-14 00:00:00

• AN Ey'Epp.AqscENE*r SEA; • Haw fair is the tidsd r Wttdeur transcendent I . ' expanse of the °cepa/begirt by the sky; • The blue vault of ether in glory' 'resplendent, And the Sun's parting radiance all burst on the eye! 4 No breezes now whisper, no rippling Is lowing, . Save the ring where the Salmon, just sprung from thewave ; Von broad-shield of fire o'er the welkin is glowing, t And sinking serene to the deep amber cave. • On the golden-fring'd sky as the last beam is dancing, • And yet dims the lustre of Vesper's fair Star, A mild purple tint on yon canvass is glancing, And from the smooth deep shoots reflected afar ! _ But now the fresh Zephyrs bestir the still Ocean, And rock the grey Mew on its surface asleep; • Nrhile the.Moon:beams remote with a quick-trembling Meilen, • Announce her ascent from the bed of the deep! ti;nodest effulgence she slowly advances, • 4 `And; tho' half-obscur' Ia thin crimson veil, - 1/6i• ?visage more sweet *e l this artifice glances, . And her tresses of ititier float loose in the gale. , ;, Up the portal of Heaven now bright she is riding, 1 And the Stars In obeisance retreat from her blaze ; ` • . now great is that Power o'er their motions presiding, Hark! the silence of night rolls the tide of his praise! .J N4Y4L iiPPOINTMENTS...• Caitlan Charles Phillips, who has been acting some time in the Hound, is confirmed in his rank as Commander, and retains the cowhand of that ship. • Messrs. Morley, Chaste Marshall, Mainwaring, Johnson, ~rd, and... Davit, have passed for Lieutenants last neck. • The following gentlemen have last week passed the it exami nation for Lieutenants, viz. Mr. Merriman, Tigre; Mr. Demi ' man, Union ; Mr. Broion, Hannibal; Mr. Lawrence, Colossus ; Mr. :peed, Mr. Grant, Ulysses ; Messrs. Taplin § Tr.be, end • Stanbory, Boyne, and Mr. Jackson, Insolent. Captain Brhse Is appointed to the Standard; Capt. Shepheard, to the Scourge; Capt. Moresby, to the Wizard; Lieut. Edward Hertley, to be Second Lieutenant of the San. Antonio prison ship; Heist Stephen Pertireau, to be Second Lieutenant of the Sau..Domasa prison ship; Lieut. Robertson, to• the Fertunee; Lieut. Clark, to the Pvissant ; Lieut. Greenaway, to the Shirk; Lieut. Arnold, to the Bargeur; Lieut. Friend, to the Eclipse; lieut. Woodrille, to the Atalanta; Mr. Reed, Purser; to the Mi nerva ; Mr. Haydon, Purser, to the Penelope; Mr. W. Godfrey § Purser, from the Sa lisbury, to the St. Alban's. • About ten days since the POLYPHEMUS, of 64 recaptured, in tat. 42. SO., long. 40..15. the ship GICLIE6 Maser, laden with sugar, Fcc. and put :Lieutenant Dnaw on board, with orders to see her . :itafe into Plymouth. Shortly after, and about 20 Jeagues west of the Licard, a large French schooner privateer, of 14 guns, and full of men, appeared in the south - west. The brave crew of the Diana (13 in number) prepared for battle, and the schooner run ' Ding on the quarter of the Diana, attempted to give the latter the stem, but was prevented by the Diana being sheered by Lieutenant Drcw, who . had the • Wan, the privateer at the same time receiving the larboard guns of tie Diana within musket-Shot with evident effect, as she dropped astern of the Diana, then going ail 'knots, with a stiff foie and aft breeze. The privateer then again Made sail after the Diana, but the latter kept the privateer on her lee bow, and by mere dint of seamanship, prevented the privateer from running oil board . her during a contest of an hour and a: half. ;The iptivateei at leogtb gave up the contest. Vest of the breechings of the guns of the Diana were tornkway by the repeated discharges, and all her shot was nearly expended. A short tome after the privateer had made sail, a friendly sail hove in sight, to which. Lieutenint DREW made the signal for an enemy, and scion had the pleasura of seeing the• latter' chaced in her turn.—The friendly sail proved to be the Dorre.nat, of eighteen guns, which succeeded in capturing the chace, which • slimed out to be the Eleanore, of 14 guns, Liz 1 of them brass, very strongly manned, one of the fas test, test vessels in; the French service ; had cruised with mt success for five years, and had been six days Morlaix. -Too much praise cannot be given to _.Lieutenant Daew for repulsing with his gallant little . band one of the stoutest, best appointed, and fastest sailing vessels in the French privateer service. A Letter from 'Kirkcudbright dated OctOber 5, says: Another very severe loss has been sustained by the trading interest of the country, from the want of a light-house - upon the Little Ross, at the entrance of this harbour. Luring the heavy gale of the night of the 3d, the Elizabeth, Captain QUICK, of and bound to Liverpool, from the Brazils, loaded - With notton, • was forced on shore at Almcreness, x little to the eastward, of the isle of Heston, within this district, and s there is every reason to believe she will be a total wreck. The Captain and crew are all safe. Every a +assistance has been given by the Custom•house officers . .-isnd neighbourhood, for the preservation of the ship ind cal go." • Letters have 'been received at Plymouth, from some of the Officers of the bite GUERRIERE, dated Halifax, stating, that all the Officers and crew of that ship were there onlrarole, and were getting the . better oftheir wounds. FATAL AEIDENTS. —Saturday last, as Mr. DENNIS . Quarterinan of the Dock-yard, Plymouth, was in . *petting the RsitOurrzersanx. frigkte, after the arti sans who hal been wotliing by candle-light had reqee4; he fell. into the hOld,ot the thip t and was not discovered until tha return of the wprimen into the Yard, when he was takeli ,ttp dead. This is the se ' siorid 'fatal accident 'that bus occurred on board the 'earl( ship. The deceased was a very respectable inernherof society, is exceedingly regretted, and has lefts widow and six children. • Ln thi kftemcon of the same day, a scavelman, employed in fixing the covering over the ENDYMION, fell from 'the top of it into the hold -of the ship, broke two dealson which .be pitched in• his 'descent, And falling on the kelson of the ship, was brhi zed so dread. fully that he was taken cat of the yard With little: hopes of recovery. Tuescky se'nnight a most melancholy occurrence took place in the boiling-house of one of the whale fishing companies of Aberdeen. Two young chil- % dren, who had been allowed incautiously, to approach the cauldrins,unfortunately' slipeed their feet, and, dreadful to :relate ! Were precipitated amongst t h e oiling blubber. One of them survived only a few minutes, and a the other no hope is entertained. blltlliftLll472' ItEirp SDAFESPEAREPE Cotnedy ot/ifia 2 dont Nothmg, *av lait perforined at this Theatre., .4LLISTON, in the that - atter of:Be/Witt, was respectable, and in many scenes - very successful indeed, partigulirly in that in which he comes to disclose his love toZeonato. Mrs. EDWIN supported the character of Beatrice with great spirit, and was in general much applauded. HOLLAND as Don •Peelro, and DE CAA'. as Claudio, acquitted themselves with considerable credit. The character of Do perry by DOWTON was also exceedingly well sustained. The Farce of the Review followed. JOHNSTONE, ks usual, was excellent in Looney; and LOVEGROVE gained great applause in the difficult character of Caleb Quotem. The house was but thinly attended till the half-price. -. • , .The planet Venus is at present visible, in day .Vght, to the naked eye, and, may be seen, in a clear sky, any time from dawn fill three o'clock in the af ternoonc It is one sign and a half, or 45 degrees, west of the sun, and at nine o'clock in the forenoon is cn the meridian, or due South. Some person, on Friday night, or Saturday morn ing, the . 3(l instant, at Ensham, maliciously set fire to a hay-rick, containing ten tons and upwards, the pro persytAMr. Attwood, the whole of which was de stroyed. - • A re' beoki.put at BaL:en, in the Austrian States, last month, which consumed 136 houses, and several small vessels. The damage is estimated at 1,574,0(X) F - I Our present Navy List, of different descriptions, including ships at sea, repairing in dock, and new ones' building, amount to 1022. What a world of i Prizes is such a Navy capable of capturing ! At the same time, it may not be unworthy the attention of , all our gallant Tars, that next Tuesday, the 20th inst. will be captured, on a Lottery cruise, Prizes to the' amount of £100,000; some of them carrying such weight of metal as 20;000 pounders, and not one of them less than 22 pounders. 1 On Friday afternoon the Earl•of SEFTON, in enclea. , 'touring to pass, with his carriage and four, through an immense crowdissembled in Castle -street, Liver pool, vas told that it would be impossible for him to proceed ; he, however, persevered, when the traces of the hbrses were cut, and his carriage over :tamed and broken. The animals ran away, and a most dreadful scene of confusion ensued, but no seri. ous accident took place. The Noble Earl made a precipitate retreat to the Exchange, unhurt. Friday ni*Oht a workman belonging to a party at work upon St. James's Palace heard the cries of an infant, and making search to discover whence it pro. I ceeded. he found a child in one of the cellars, where it had been left by its unnatural protectress. The baby was, apparently, about three months old, and was left in a tub covered over with a basket, in a dark recess of the building. It was carried to St. Martin's Workhouse. A turncock of the New River Company on Sunday afternoon, opening a plug opposite'the eastern lodge of the Ordnance Office, in Pall Mall, caught about a dozen fine eels, nearly two feet in length, which came . tut of the pipe in about as many minutes : some of them were nearly as thick as a Man's wrist. The sil\gularity of the occurrence attracted a great itumber oispectatai. DEM!' AT PERTH.—On Tuesday se'imight, an at tempt by the prisoners in the Depot to effect their escape was discovered and prevented.. A mine, on which they had been employed three days, was I excavated from within the privy of the prison, allot ted .to the petty officers, and kad been pushed as far as the outer wall, on the inside of which the earth gave way, and occasioned a detection of the strata gem. The digging had been carried on through the i day, arid at night, when the privies are inspected, { the stones which had been removed, were so neatly j and regularly replaced as to prevent suspicion. The petty officers are confined in the upper storey of the prison, through the floor of which they had cut a hole, by which they might pass to the lower. They bad afterwards cut out the lock of the door which opens to the yard, and consequently to the entrance, of their mine. An Armenian diamond merchant, named Boliljat,, was, on the 2d of July, attacked by four robbers near Manheim, who, after stripping him of a bag containing several diamonds, cut his throat, and threw his body into the Rhine. The water being shallow, some fishermen descried Bohljat, and carried him in a state of insensibility into the city, where a skilful surgeon sewed up his wound. On his cpnvalescence, he made deposition of-the robbery before a Magis trate, and described . one of the persons who had used , him so barbarously to be hare-lipped. The Magis., strate departed, and shortly vfter returned in com pany with Ms Folsche, an eminent jeweller, whom Bohljat recognized to be one of the robbers. What renders the circumstance more remarkable is, that Bohl jat had letters of recommendation to Folsche, who, apprized of his being on, the road, thus waylaid and attempted to assassinate his intended guest. The diamonds have been since found in Folsche's house, and restored to the Armenian,; they are valued at eighteen thousand pounds sterling. Bohljat brought them from Persia to Russia ; but despairing of a sale diere,op acpount of the war, was proceeding to Paris . for a purchaser. Monday se'nnight, the basin of the Berkeley Ca nal was re-opened ; when one barge, laden with coals, passed through the lock, having on board se veral respectable persons: On this occasion some young men had procured several swivel-guns, to ce lebrate the event, and wishing to cause a louder re port than usual, inconsiderately rammed down the charge of one of them very forcibly with wet wad ding ; on: applying the match it unfortunately burst, and wounded three of the bye-standers so severely, that one of them, Mr. S. Dowdeswell, a reputable farmer, of Standish, died-on the spot, leaving a young widow and three infant children to lament his un timely end ;. another (the yOuth who fired the fatal pitce), Aired only till the followin night ; but the third still survives ; and we are happy to say, there are some hopes.thet he may ultimately recover. The two latter were.the sons of respectable individuals in the city of Gloucester. inquests bave been held .on . the bodies of the stiffen?, and the Jusy, on-each case, gave a verdict of—sfccidewal Death. • • * 7 ." r - •'[ •• • • , .• HArrON:G Alt DE x.- , -Yesterday Thomas Light, alias John Jona, alias Thomas Knight, who was very lately itigleted at the Middlesex Sessions for stealing dead bodies, btit did tot stand-trial, in consequence bf which a Bench Warrant was issued against him from this Office a few days ago; was, with one Patrick Hort mei!, his accomplice and one of his bail in the late charge, brought before Mr. 1. 1 URTON the Sifting Ma gistrate, under the charge of being last night appre hended by Watts, the horse-patrole for the Hatnstead and Highgate District, in the act of stealing three dead bodies out of the burying-ground of St. Pancras or St. Giles's, which are separated by a wall. Light attempted to escape, but was apprehended and secu red. From the frequency of such offences, the neigh bours are in an agitated state, and crowds thronged to see the bodies, and to the Public Office. Notice was ordered to be given to the parish Officers of St. Giles's to attend at the final elimination, - ancrto certain to which parish the dead bodies had belt:fi l led. The prisoners were remanded. MAnt.nonoucii-srnEET.—Yesterday a case of , siderable importance to the agricultural and farming interest was heard at this Office, on an information preferred by Mr. Sheppard, a farmer in Hertford. shire, against -- Ramsden, a farmer of toll at Whetstone-gate, for exacting £27. 9s. 9d. for over- I weight in a waggon load of dung. The following are shortly the facts of the case :—Mr. Sheppard's waggons frequently passed through the gate ladett with dung unmolested, but on the 2d. instant, the de o fendant caused the dung to be weighed, and he de.' manded .£27. 9s. 6d. for over-weight, and detained:, two horses until the money was paid. It was con tended in support of the information, that a clause in the Act of the 14th Geo. 111. exempted dung from being weighed; and although by an Act of the last Session, which WAS made to favour gardener's , carts, l ithe provisions in the Act of the 14th had been inju- I diciously overlooked, yet the latter Act did . not gto to repeal the former.—Fnr the defendant it was conten ded, that the recent Act was passed to remedy the I ambiguities of various local Acts, and to concentrate j them generally into one _general.Act. In the sixth clause of that Act, it was enacted--That no waggon with wheels six inches in breath, shbuld be allowed to carry more than three tons weight in the winter, and two and a half in the summer. Another objection was taken under the Act of the 14th of the Kipg, ; that no other load but dung could be considered es ' empt, when in this instance a basket was part of the carriage. Mr. Byng, M.P. condemned the Act of last Session as extremely prejudicial to agriculture, as it would be the cause of a stoppage to the farmers j -if dung•wis to be weighed. The Act .vias seriously in- jurious to agriculture, and neglectfully framed ; and' the Honourable Member pledged himself to bring it before Parliament at its opening. The Magistmtes also reprobated the Act, and dismissed the informs don, on the ground that, although the load was sub-. stantially dung, yet a Ladd - was a part of.the They were of opinion, the Act of lait Sessibn did not repeal that of the 14th ; and that dung ails eieMpted. from being weighed by virue of that Act, where no thing was• added thereto; and any *Collector who should charge for extra weight, would lay himself open both to an action and indictment. • f. -tr a' • • ti gat 11. Nov. 7. John Taylor, Cm, Tower-Inv*, tailor, at 1. Nay. 7. William Barnard, 1.10y4 Coffee-Is s& and orwriter at lOt N0v.17, omasin a D a and William ng, A Wgat e liigh•st Ilsreet, limn-drapers, at 1. Nov.lo. lohti Hancock; RelTherhithe.street, mut-maker, at ta. Nov 3. DavidiAnderson, tilliter4ane, merchant, at 1. Nogg John GregOry Ashley and Samuel Bell,Clourester ferrace,cm, mercial•rood, merchants, at 1. DIVIDENDS to be made in' the COUNTity. Nov. 4. Chad.. Walker and Joseph Welb,•Manchtster, facturers, at 11, at the Dog, Manchester. Nov. 5. Roh n cliff, Monk Wearmonth-shore, ship-builder, at 11, at the &ki p inn, Munk Monmouth. Nov 3. Thomas Roe, Vi'olvetharaptea, drilegist, at 12, at the Bradford Arms, I vet . y B a „ k. u .Cantaliel Milner, otTkursion, and Dank( Whitaker, fa u m . cheater, cotton-manufacturers , at 2, at th e P a l ace Inn, blanch,. ter. Nor. 9. Fraakland Coates and John Walk, r, Mauchttee brewers, at $l, at the Star, tvlanchester. Nr.v. 16. Jitio v ale ; Coldicot, Coventry, leather seller, at 11 , at the George, c ow try: Nov. 2. Samuel Shale, Wolverhampton, luckAntli, It a l . at the Braillurd Arms, Ivens/ Bank. Nov. 6. William C u. r i nainhatu, factor, at at the Royal Hotd, birminga aja ;" • CElttl VIC ATES, Novi st lira S. Charil% Blunt, Prukamsquare, dexter. Sarah anrijeb a e., l Barnes, Bradford, Vati, bakers. John Josses, Warms l .l7 loshtsa Creams, street-!iill, leather-sa 0 , ler. a t ,„ o 7 4 17. • Browne, Johns , et et, Bedford-row, scrivener. Jolla -/ilewmai !Let, grocer. William it obtrt Lax* Go o „,,,77„ ^ Nihrtlt, budder. ShackEeld Will , ame, Oswestr R t w at , i;.."` lanain 4,,kk. Deptford, caraHnorchant. Solomon-1 rawe,'Wi a „ . brick-maker. : • MARRIED. Saturday, at St. Leonard's, Shore !itch, Mr John Dolma, lwt of Buckkrshuri, to Helen, only gauglstertof Mr. 'oho Thom mi. of Great Ca, bridge-street, H tasscproad. lilGa WATEA AT LONDON 'JUDGE TO.MORROW. . .. . 28 minutes ;hap ...... ••••••••••....' 57 miming. oho! • • • IIiCKMAN'* PILLS. .r IN the various complaints incident. S 9 the w og frame, there are none mere dreadful in their natini t e msby , shaming is their cOnsequences, than the GraveallBnme,ho4 is the liacls,l.oins, and Madder, and Lumina plaints-to' which every person is liable, and are it foundation fir everrother specks of disorder. HICKMAN'S PII.L=, ea*. posed of the most innocent ingredients, have been kinds( sip gular efficacy, In not only streng,liening the veskls soutiii* the uriae; bar, in happily destroying the petrifying Tittle from wisic.b proceed the above complaints, &c. removingils calculi, or gritty secretions ' and banishing eve r y p ern i c i o b s dencr to tlwse disorder*, Without cenfinem cot. From a ctimAsii, nesa of the powerfpl qualitp. of these Fills, ,fisliy,ftsp o z n pilvate practice of many years, they are offered to tbe and recommended as a cure for the above compl -a l Sold wholes* and.octalt at Mr, Boner ' s, 4 , Citeapside.ema t of Paternoster-row ; - and ret44 by Warn aod.:Sbaipaactuagek Hail and Johnson, duristot ; Allnutt Weston; Stilldty, Jones, Parties; Trevratan, Exeter; COokwority,GlensifirA. bert, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; rewlsury, Batons'. Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderaton, Scott, and Edinburgh.; Crutwell, Beds; Rees and Peck, Hull; &yak Edwards and Penny, ind.Billitige, Liverpool; Stainsan4l4o, Manchester; .Bowen. Norwich ; Knott and r/dyd, Gregory, Brighton; %lint!: Wen= ; sod AM blades t ders, In boxes at 4s. 9d. each... • . ADVICE., WHEN Men 6f Eiluention i anepr essional v use •ersevertng endeavours to diseoverthe loos site sell certain needled of treatingslew prrialawg Dimowy, the ousels. M result of their etperieuie is the best proved sieriority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have bees hiliceitesserih the cure of the following the object t their parucule wady, virs a certain Disorder, ftequendy contracted in a moment afire* cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees, skid, by art improved plan, are speelly and drectually cared; as abode bility, whether arsliig 'from Bacchanalian indulgences, lo* red dence it '"o+woi climates, or a secret solitary vice, tor 4: 2 54 happily patued by the youth nt both seus, w bf fee at. rility or barrenness, and in the other a memento; mid ann. vous diseases; which, if not timely remedied, miaow's labors. tence and consumption.. In that distressing state or debility w deficiency, whether the consequence of retch banefol habits, or arising Crows any other cause, by which the posterior themes , tution become enFeebled, as regularly educated bugs* dim. don, they offer a firm, safe, aid speedy restoration tesidael vigorous health. . .; • ,71 The result of a Ion: arid extensive practice his mpg lbws by a superior method, to remove venereal comphba‘banert Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting titre least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Catull i kille early application is made.o* discovery of the infection: 04 M. quench , perform a cure In the short space of two days. Thal* prey/dented success of their mode of treatment (wheat has otter been known to fail in one single histance in a practice of iSytati, during which period Many thotwand perste, of both aueskses been cured, even after severe mad injurious imbeds bad INS pursued by other Prac.itioners without effect), induces thesis thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily personally, or by ietter,ly pestles 41 either 'el,. Letters ftom the country, coittglping' a Bank-note, duly attended to, ' and 'advice and nirdltlna 'forwarded to wry part .f the Kiugxn --COSS and Co. As, Boavesie•sareet. BANKRUPTS. Henry Tew, late of Wellelose-square,Middlesex tea-dealer and ehapman, to surrender October 11, Nov. 3, and 24, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Dalton, Union-greet, Bishopsgate greet, London. :Unmet Brown and Thomas Hobbe Scott, of St Mary Hill, London, merchants and copartners, October 17, 24, and Nov. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's-Inn-place. 1 John Rodbet, junior, of Hare -street, Woolwich, Kent, baker, dealer and chapman, October 20, at twelve, October 3t, and, Nov. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe. Jos:. ph•Hull, of Juddrstreet, near Brunswick-square, Middlesen,, baker, October 90, at twelve, October 31, and Nov. 24, at 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Goode, 16, York-street, Com mercial-road. William Waring, of Waterbeati•Mill, near Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, publican, dealer and chapman, October 19, 27, at two, and Nov. 24, at eleven, at the Dog 'l' avern, Manches- SOCIAL HAPPINESS. , ter. Attornim, Messre. Hasson and Atkinson, Cross-street, . Manchester, or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London, John Walker, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen-draper, mercer, Happiness, which is often ,dattabed:throogh the pia* MARRIAGE should be the founchition of Socia l • dealer and chapman, October 23, 24, at three, and Nov. 4, at that form the union nor taking thote precautioni Which welAr_ ' ten, at the. New Court House, in Wakefield. Attornie t , Mr. 1 cure-them the.enjeyment Of that grs & domestic Wolk* MP , Evans, No. 97, Hattori-Garden, London; or Mr. Robinson, i of every. rank pay adoration to the Wine of wuil A le a Wakliiell i the constitution has been tainted ty d.sease-, or li Thomas Hobbes Scott, of St: Mary at Hill, London, and Thorn.: ! certaio habit contracted at an early age, a regovalig ► hill, parish of South Stoneham, Hams, wine and brandy suer- ,peel iota to entering that state is ilitlivt. wibly requisite tens? chant, chant, dealer and chapman, October 17, 24, an d N ov . 24 , at t he slumbering sparks °of life, and* to reanimate the sytteiniis_c twelve ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr:Ellis, Gray's-Inn-square. no disorders have contributed m o rei sikntially to destritalW William Palmer and Mary Painter , late of Oxford -street, Mid. neal haepiness than those which are theconsequence 9f a diesel', straw hat-makers, Octob e r 31, Nov. 3, and 24, p one, pleasure. '' It was this consideration which induced _ at Guildhall. Attorni y, Mr. Robinson, No. 6, Hal - Moue- CUR Rllik Mid Co.loe them last neva, T eem, to s trectitrial. street, Piccadilly. di e s and practice eitglusively to the treatment and cure pfthtt John Stiddington, of Kennington Common, parish of St. Mary, nereat Diseise, And the disorders arising therefrorn;as esoloi?!, Lambeth, Surrey, corn-dealer, deal e r a nd chapman, October derangement of the.systan, produced. hp diadem riedrellir 17, at eleven, October 31, at twelve, and Nov. 24, atone, at the inconsiderate school-buy, width btinp 01l filttsell . I °l2 Guiklball, Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Swithin's-lane, Lombard- Debilidei and Deficiencies th it prevent or iniblitet illt Prs' street, London. . inonial state. • The luecessfel result of their pkos, liol l r Henry Bardiley, of Ludworth, near Mellor, Derbyshire, cotton- additional ardour to .oppose the ravages of Meg spinner and shopkeeper, dealer and chapn-.an, October 20, 9.7, l Which are the indtt intphrianf la the ailegite OT at one , a and Nov. 24, at eleven, at the bog '1 avert), Deansgate, mitien labehaves evety,paisca who has' faditill . a •Manclester. Anomie, Messrs. Higson and Atkinson, Cross. tary vice , to seek relief bjr . curntiling professional n"' ii . de street, Manchester; or ' Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane.. • ciente and honotir' to which Mesq•ir. Currie and ..... O). Iss' Jahn shiner, of Cheltenham, Gloucest era bi re , up h o l sterer , dealer lancidcn Of aehelairia authority, as well as theta " i. 7 ep and chapman, Nov. 12, at five, 13, and 24, at eleven, at the contradicted facts. 10 profepsiegthe cure 001221 ..di Plough Menet, in Cheltenham. Atter:2les, Messrs: Meredith, it they hold out ia inducement to vice; but , , r4bilik aS. Robbins, and Tumkyos i Lincoln's-inn New - square ; or M. trust be of the•existensit of calamities, t hefggigg ... „" fflwr. " ins 4 Theodore Qwinnett, Cheltenham. • tance as regularly.educattd Members oft thirs ... tpr "-- •"' Anne Stewart and Jana Maria Dinham, of St. Mary Abbott. 'Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. a•4lllllitirli. . • Kamington, Middlesex, copartners, dealers and chapwomen, Zelesars4Currie,and Go. Went:ivied Ike f Ilhather 34, Nov. 3, and 2.4, at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies, the many they are daily recei**, troni t ,G 4 „, 11 ,, , MOM. Dawson and Wrattlslaw, SaviLle-place, Burlington- them thanki for thbr restointldif uksoudff at; 1 4 item. lt was sent to them unsolicited, front the son' . t " . . ii& w. Charles Merchant, of Gl oucester -street, S t . G eorge the Martyri who had labou red uuder this iliarniaaivg acid It i "" -- st Middlesex, stationer and b o okbi n d er , O cto b er al, N ov. s, an d ten Y ears 04 had 64 - 4 n gatiertb e '' c:lre W severa l , r ,lhl, at one, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs 'Eurarit, (lake, • proteastunaleVainelres none:of whom off atkel Richards, Chancery-lane. John leatherstonhaugh, of St. Mary at I+ll, LOwer Thames- 1 rd'ef; purified by Messrs. Currie andt6. be'lei : eriVed I but from ter super* ample of treater* . street, London, coal-fa ctor , d ea l er an d chapman, October St, I the ehias , , ~„..' Nov. 3, and 24, aton e , at Gaildhall. Attornky, :+:..Mr. Charles I •' .lo otatethstontle , 1 . z., ,• . r „1' ;. , .lo Dr. Currie, 107, ilaioglrPrt62sllll2o Hannan, Wine Offiteacourt, Fleet-street. I " Lord :+:.. feels greatkpleasiire in cbishitufir Thomas Johnson, now or late of Kidderminster, Worcestershire , Currie the perfect reasstabbehment oftirbeahhe gr grocer, October 20, at twe l ve , O cto b er 31, at eleven, and N oi e . of his mild and idourable i treatment. of Striettups Isoh • 24, at twelve, at G u ildh a ll , London. Anomie*, Messrs. Pin-' BerrYar aifil.'dilthi'his'i4s . hr - Inflif yeaA on jr ter, S . t it ead Dli m ol a wn i i , wz a N n a d ri U n hill ozi o b ; net , n N ia o : i et l a r utz , o N w i u. c ci h ilL e a laEn Ai e L . L. I comfort And fregioto front pilalk . alla V "Itif t ai la nor atint i his ha sing obtained, th rough his sivil and ritiontiongs „ N aar radical cure orchat horribeeamPlainl h ; A s wo b e a . will os P e w . 3. 42124 Leach, Gun -street. silk-manufactuter, at il. Nov. .3. I William Lsov i . o l ho nakil n andaiart an ev d ilit i r w o a tte r n d , Adam lish-s e t , reet ilu ih k i l l e l a r , t sh g l ar ro °. d c:ri N t p : ll't° tilt nispner, that bon treated t lust comparson, to paw ....e., poWer, dont a hit trial antra, , . ll ta u iimr of applause to S. Corti . ,veltick* . ~,, - - . builders, at 11. • Nov. 7. James Blow, Vi ce, sualt•facior, at It). Cherles Beeedl, Prospect.place, insurancehroker, at be most palely_ and willtag,io ae bt kno c w or teus suit e 44 , rm.. , , • . f ilis_ Not. /4. 19. October Isliell getton`Duvars-lane Turkey me-.. se Messrs Currie and Co. may •liiiirr°44/1.1 at 12. Nov. 4. John Hill, Peterborough ' , draper. at 11. x,witlit the greatest iecrocr and M cot almo , gg chant, Nov. 3.. John Sleight, Richmond, apothecary, at 11. Nov. 3. In* )13. 7 o o h ov o .r i F t. hj o 0 i- n‘h%tnilonii,am Simpson G s o 1 , N d Gulden - square, s ting : a t lo r ien,ulieaamtb Causeway , e r c - r n a t y u r dic a t h i e a n ni t ad , ir a r: t np l ea .rns, atNoo il i .... sa in B &c.!n_closlng_ Tie ' I th h e tt ;art G tr a ii r lar e s n' of t Pa heir tien ct ' s s e, in age the and generar it i k ir any _ Change, warehousemen, at 1. Nov. 3. William Toultnin, Alder '22ivreeno l o it r ti o n ert to ad pa "c r e t ofllataherbedicilikistsdslaewr I LONDON ; Printed::etvat. KENT. PJekette. publiehld there, the Star 015c*, Tritei4 .... I S. hi th I ti au iSi Val 45 - A (kb,. aril Lei doe Mai