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THE ARMY. The Secretary at War has decided, that in all cases persons liable, and about to be for criminal of fences, being permitted to enlist into the Army, a sufficient bounty t provide them with necessaries will be allowed as a charge against the public. . The 47th and 87th regiments, which have been with Colonel SKERRAT, in all his operations at Ta riffa, have acquired great and deserved pm:se, for their firmness and valour. The French call them Irish Devils ! Colonel LA m sit ETCH is appointed Inspecting Officer of the Royal Marines in London, instead of Sir JOHN DOUGLAS. Thursday a General Court Martial met in Edin burgh CaStie, Colonel Durmor, of the Renfew Mi litia, President, on two officers of the Royal Perth s'aire, on a charge of misbehaviour on duty. Fifty French officers, prisoners of war, are to be stationed at Sanquirar on their parole. Most of them have alrekly arrived there. Ditarchments (if the 30th and 34th Regiments of • Foot, from Andover, have arrived at the depot, in tie Isle of Wight, from whence they will embark fur the East Indies. Orders have been received at Jamaica, for the flank companies of the 54th 'Regiment, to embark by the •firs- opportunity for England. Major ISAAC EDWARD I NTSTON, of the 18th or Royal Irish Regiment of Foot, in Jamaica, has been ap pointed Surveyor of Public Wm in the room of GEORGE MARSHALL, Esq. resigned, • Major General KENNETII Mu:KEN:7IE relieves Ma -3 . - T General Sir JAMES NIUItRAY, in the command of the troops at Hythe and its vicinity, retaining at the same time the command at Brabourne•lees and Ashfor.i. Wedneslay se'nn;ght Lientenant-General Sir JOHN STUART, the hero of Maida, arrived in Winchester, and the following morning inspected the few war ri,tis of the. 97 h regiment, left after the battle of the 21st of March, 1801, in Egypt, and presented them with a £lO note, to drink his health, which they did with great enthusiasm in the evening at the Barley Mow Inn. Out of this brave regiment, which went into the field MO strong, at present only 110 survive. Baum, Jr.A 1, 1512.—At this moment the Ist and 2d German Hussar Dragoons are landing at the arsenal, 1200 strong, six days from Cork. The army is advancing on both sides of the Tagus, and it is confidently asserted that the French are retiring beyond the Ebro. Report says, that there is not a Frenchman in Salamanca or Seville. The Guerillas with Don JULIARF, if we may credit reports, are playing the devil with the French. lam concerned to state, that at this moment forage is rather scarce up at the army. Six pounds of barley, with what weeds the men can cut, is all that the nags are al lowed. The 14th have lost several horses from this cause. The furthest out-post duty Is at El Brdon, within two leagues of Ciudad Rodrigo, which place is to be invested directly. Pontoons, faslines and all preparations for an attack, are in great forwardness. GWYN goes home in this packet. SHorTEN is still at Balem. The army is healthy. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. - SlR—Perusing your valuable Paper, a short time since, I had the pleasure to see it was the in-, tendon of our Ministers to bring forward a motion to, take off the Income Tax from the Army. Should' that motion be successful, I am perfectly convinced it will be one of the first and principal means of our atmy,becoming much better officered than at this mo ment. lam persuaded that an Officer in the army, however economical, cannot possibly live on his pay, while in England. The many ex2ences to which an Officer is subjected, only to keep up his dignity in his regiment, amounts to more than the pay allowed him. At many quarters in England, where Officers are frequently kept for years, they experience a very se riot's additional expence from want of Barracks. In such circumstances, they have neither lo•hing-money, coals, nor candles allowed, which, at the lowest cal culation, will make a difffrence of IBs. per week. —and I have known Militia Regiments quaitcred at Bristol. (the most expensive quarters in England) three and four years ; and at this moment I know one Field Officer, with several Officers of other rank:, all in confinnement in consequence of so many differ ent expences. Should this matter attract the atten tion of his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, as the soldier's friend, it would shortly be removed ; or, should any Minister point this out, it would no doubt be attended to. A VETERAN. A meeting of the inliabliants of Portsmouth was lwld in the Town-hall on Thursday last, for the pur pose of raising a subscription for the relief of the suf fering relatives of the crews of the Sr. GEORGE, DE FENCE, and Hvno.—The VALIANT, SAN DOMINGO, VICTORY, and DICTATOR, have followed the example set by the Alio% and subscribed two days pay for this benevolhnt object. The following letter has been transmitted by the Petty Officers of his Majesty's ship DICTATOR, to their Commanding Officer, dated Sheerness, January 23, 1812. " Siß—The distresses which the Widows and Or. phans must necessarily feel from the melancholy ship. wreck of the Hero, St. Georg?, and Defence, in duce us, in name and behalf of the ship's company, to beg that a deduction ef twodays pay may be stop ped for their relief ; in so doing, you will oblige your humble servants, the Petty Officers of his Majesty's Dictator." (Signed by all the Petty Officers.) On Saturday the dispatches for the ROYAL GEORGE, WINCHELSEA, DAVID SCOTT, and Cuer.tEu.s, for Madras and China ; and SCRAT CASTLE, for Prince of Wales Island and China, were finally closed at the East India House, and delivered to their respec tive Pursers. Passengers per RoyarGeorge—Lieutenant-Colon el James Lei th, Lieutenant Riddell and family ; Wore. Wray .and Macleod, writers; Misses Timmins, Daniel, and Pearce. PerWinchilsea —Captain Gibson and lady, Lieutenant Gibson, Ensign Smith, and W. Ansell and family. Per David Scott—Mr. John M'Kerril, writer : Mr. Sharman, surgeon ; Misses Rumley and Bose.—For Ceylon, Mr. S.Wiisen, Mr. Wilson, Deputy Paymaster-General; Messrs. Wiubolt, King, Bose, Gordon, and Stodart, cadets. Per Calsens—Mr.'samuelStnlth, Mex, Fraser, writers; Mr. PaiDostell, and Dr. Scott. iIfifERICA. " BOSTON, DEC: 17. FROM VIE UNITED STATES GAZETTE OF 20Ili DEC. " FROM HAVTl.—CAptain Tuck, fromJacqncmel, informs, that Christophe was preparing to attack Port-au-Prince, which place had been put in the best state of defence. Petion had no vessels of war but his posts were very well fortified. Christophe's fleet WAS dihtribuced in his various ports. Capt. Tuck saw in Jacquemel a Capt.tin in Christophe's atmy, who had deserted : this officer stated, that two America ssels, said to be schooners, had been taken in the Bite of Leogane, by his cruizers, carried into Go naives, and the crews imprisoned. Paper money had issued, by order of Christophe, and any person re fusing to take it woull be arrested, and it is said suffer death." LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, * JAN: 24. This dry a motion was made on behalf of Mr. W. Tompset, to recover a quantity rf gold coin, seized on the top of a mail coach, at the Post Office, in Lom bard -street, in September last. Sir T. Plomer, Mr. Dallas, and Mr. D.iuncy, were heard for the plaintiff ; Serjeants Best and Leis, and Messrs. Abbott, Weatherall, Knowles, and Nfarryatt, for the defendants. The Court decided that, in case of all goods seized by an officer of the Customs, the ' claim should be made before the expiration of eight days in the following Term, by the plaintiffs, and as that had not been done, the Court could not interfere. This made the seizure legal. COCKPIT, WHITEHALL, JANUARY 25. Middlebnrgh, in the island of Walcheren.—Th's was a question respecting a quantity of teas, which was captured on the surrender of Middleburgh.. The tea belonged to adventurers, -and the question was, whether wey were protected as private property, by the Articles of capitulation ? The Admiralty Court had condemned them, from which sentence the pre sent appeal was made ; and their Lordships this day gave judgment by restoring the property. Horizon, Nl4Clure master.—This IA as a question of joint capture, asserted on the part of the gun brig Richmond against the Diana frigate,-on the ground of being concerned in the chace of the prize. The Admiralty Court pronounced against the Richmond, which sentence their Lordships affirmed. Neutrality, master.—This was a question re• specting some goe,is that were condemn:4l in the Vice Admiralty Court.—Restitution decreed. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 25. THE KING V. COLONEL THONIAS BROW NE. This dtfendant attended in prohria teriona,' and pleaded Not Guilty to a criminal ►nformation filed, ex-officio, by Mr. Attorney General, charging him with unlawfully forging and counterfeiting a certain seal of George Harrison, Esq. and a letter of Cisson Jenkinson, Esq. one of the Under Secret ►ries of State, directed to Sir George Brisbane, Governor of the I island of St. Vincent's, authorising the said Governor to convey to the defendant, a grant of certain lands of considerable extent in the said island. The Court, satisfied that the defendant had ltten ded voluntarily in Court, was not disposed to require of him security to answer the complaint, but being informed that he was then a prisoner upon a civil suit, remanded him back to the King's Bench., HUSSEY V. PRICKETT. Mr. Serjeant Vituottsx in this case, wh;cll was tried the last Sittings after Term, at Guildhall, London, and a verdict obta:ned in favour of the plaintiff, moved for a Rule to shew cause why the verdict should not be set aside, and a new trial granted.— The Learned Serjeant stated, that the action arose out of a wager, !mule between the plaintiff and the defendant, two Gentleman of the law, as to the state of their respective ages. The wager was for a round of beef and trimmings, which was won by the plain tiff. Defendant demurred to the payment, but plain tiff being determined to take the full advantage of his good fortune, orthred a splendid dinner for bim seif and a few friends, at the London Tavern, for ' which he paid, and then brought his action against The defendant for 418, the amount of the hill for the said dinner. The Jury who tried the cause not abiding by the charge of the Judge, who held that a verdict could not be legally given in favour of the plaintiff, found in his favour, to the fUll amount of the damages laid. Sir'JANIES MANSFIELD—" I recollect the case, mnst confess I was surprised at the verdict.—Take a 1 1 Rule to shew cause." NOTIMVII4M, JANUARr 24. At ten o'clock this morning, we received the dis agreeable intelligence, that twenty•four frames were last night broken at Lenton. About fifty men en tered the village, armed in various ways ; and while the mischief was going on, every pass in the village was guarded. One man, who was passing with a loaf of bread, was stopped by them, and compelled to stand sentry himself with a bar of iron in his hand, with an order to give the alarm if any one approach ' etl, or otherwise to have his brains blown our. 'l'he man, who ran to Nottingham to inform the soldiers, had a narrow escape • one of the frame-breakers run ning after him, vociferating the most horrid ven geance if he caught him. The man escaped, and so did the depredators. The names of the persons at whose houses the frames are broken, with the number at each house, are as follows : Five at G. Ball's, four of which he has informed were his own property, and were working at full price ; eight at Thomas Selby's ; one at Wm. Selby's, and the jack-wires pulled out of another ; two at Joseph Shepherd's ; one at - Taylor's ; one at John Barnes's ; one lat Ann Naylor's ; and two at Wm. Burton's. After they had done, they fired three pistols. What' adds to the audacity of this affair is, that Lenton is only about a quarter of a mile from the barracks, and but one from Nottingham. A p s -irt of the military have Commenced doing duty every night at the Navy Pay-Office. On Saturday a carman, in the employ of Mr. Wil lau, of the Bull and M6uth Inn, was committed on charge of stealing several sacks of corn. PIZENCII PAPZAS. PARIS, JANUARY 13. 1 Dc d. :he 1 1 th Sc ,tember he Imperia. Decree, dated on the rm. last, directing the levy of 6000 youths, of 15 years of age and upwards, to recruit the corps of Cadets, is now enforcing by the Constituted Autlniti:s. The contingents from La Meurthe, Versailles, and other places, were completed last week, and immediately Set out. The Queen of Wiitcmberg was soma indisposed on the Ist of January, the anniversary of her hus band's Coronation, as to be obliged to receive the compliments of the Ladies in her bed-chamber. An article from the Banks of the Mine states, that s.)me hundreds of young people in the duchy of Nassau and the departments of the Elbe, who were registerea fr the conscription, had mutilated them selves, t , .) avoid set viug. GERMAN AND DANISH PAPERS. BERLIN, !ANUARY 2. • Reports having spread abroad conceTning private recruiting for an independent corps having taken place in thi, city, his Moksty has deemed it necessar y to have strict inquiry made into the matter, and from which it appears that an Officer in the army has formed an idea of raising an independent corps in the event of a war breaking out, if he could obtain the Royal permission for such purpose, and that he had not only expressed such intention, but had also given information to people out of employ, in case of war taking place, to apply to him, and in conse quence of which, his Royal Majesty has condemned him for such offence to a year's imprisonment in the fortress of Glatz. One of his fi iends, who was ac quainted with his intention, but without participating in its execution, has received orders to retire to his estate, and not to leave it without permi•sion. The Commissary of Justice, M. Bartels, who had been advocate for the first mentioned person in seve ral 1 isv processes, was also arrested at the commence ment of the investigation, but released in a few hours, it appearing he had not the slightest knowledge of the business, and, as might be conjectured from his known estimable character, never would have taken the slightest concern in it, and for which cause his Royal Majesty has given command to justify him by a due and proper declaration thereof. PRUSSELS, DECEMBER 25. We are informed from Ostend, that an English ship of 500 tons burthen, with 70 men and 12 guns, from the West Indies, bad been cAptured, and brought into the said harb. , ttr. The v.tinc of this prize is es:.i. mated at several millions of litres. SWEDEN. Ills svcrinsn MAJFSTY'S RESUMPTION OF HIS FUNCTIONS, AND TUE ADDRESS OF TILE CROWN PRINCE ON THE OCCASION. (Concluded from yesterday's Parr.) " The Pensions granted to Officers and soldiers, wounded during the war, have been either confirmed or augmented. The accounts of the epences of the late w.►r have been audited, and such measures as have been successively adopted, had no other object in view than to render the troops serviceable, and to supply them will the Lecessaries requisite. 1 . , , ur Majesty will deign to perceive by this state ment, that notwithstanding all that the detractors of Sweden have insinuated on this head, as that it would take ten years to organize an army of 60,000 men, yet this will be apparent in the month of April next, both to the friends and enemies of your Majes. y. The ' intent of this augmentation of our military force is merely defensive—without any other ambition thin that of preserving her liberty and laws, Sweden will have means of defending herself, and she can do it. 48 Bound by the sea on one side, and on the other by inaccessible mountains, it is not solely on the courage of her inhabitants, nor in the remembrance of her for mer glory, that she has to seek for the security of her independence—it is ratlin to be f , und in her Veal situation, in her muuntaitis, her forests, in her lak .s, land in her frosts. Lt.t her, therefore, prr,fit by Caese united advan tages, and let htr inhabitaats be thoroug7ily p( rsuaded of this truth, that if iron, the produce I their moun tains, cultivates their farms, by ploughing up their fields, that it is likewise iron alone, and the firm deter mination of mak . ng use of it, that can defend darn. " I have been tecunded in my efforts by the good spirit prevalent in the army, and by the zeal and al:;•- lities of the Public Functionaries. " The Magist:acy has maintained its ancient repu tation ; it has painful duties to fulfil, but this has pro cured it a fresh title and claims to general esteem. " The different departments of the Chancery of State have rivalled each other in giving the quickest dispatch compatible with the formalities required by our laws and customs to all business which has come under their cognizance. 66 The Secretary of State's department for Church affairs has, since the 17th March, expedited nearly 6(X) causes ; that cf the Interior, 952 ; that of Finance and Commerce, 1653; and the IVar Department, 22,533. _ _ a The causes in which final decision has not yet been given, and which are confined to a very moJe rate number in each department, in comparison to the extent coming under their several den , minations, are either a such a nature as to recutire your Ma jesty's decision, or to be again b. - ought forward for final determination. 4 , Should your Majesty deign to recognize in the sketch which have laid belote you, the desire which has actuated me to deserve the high confidence you have shewn towards me, this wou!cl prove next to the joy I feel on your Majesty's reestablishment, the most pleasing recumpence for all my pains. 64 May Heaves, in accordance with my prayers, lengthen your Majesty's days, and grant that Swe den, protected by your virtues, Sire, may Lind an un peyishable guarantee in the absolute devotion which my heart has avowed to your Majesty, in the respect ful attachment of my son, in the sanctity of the laws of the State, in the uprightness of the public func tionaries, and in the union, the courage, and the pa triotism of all Swedes. 44 With the most sincere sentiments of attachment, and with the most profound respect, I am, Sire, your Majesty's most humble and faithful subject and good Son, (Signed) CHARLES JILIN. " Palace at Stockholm, thi 7th January, 1814." . AIARKIT - S. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—January 27, Beef Ss Gd to Os 0.1 Veal 7. 04 t,, 04 Mutton Ss 04 to 61 2d Pork Gs 04 to 71 u HEAD Of CAT Ile Tots OAT. Beasts, about 2114—Sheep and 1./eabf, 14240, 110—figs, PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELb . Hay 41 10s to SI 1 tls New Clov e r SI 0 , to New Hay 01 Os to 01 Po Straw Ks to 41144 CORN MARKET, MARK -LANE, JAN 27.--The fresh iit„, ‘ of W heat !Ins day, and the quantitiv on hand, with po t e rZ %%TA% foreign, about 3000 quarers, make a eonsiderakleso; sales dull; tine nearly at last prices; second and infee4ro; l6, ' what low, r. Barley, with Malt, keep their price: the Peas and 111:4115 01 each description. Tl:v remainlo: f a viti 0.1:S are alto considerable, and the sales in this traie stp ?ort prices. Flour general y named cheaper. CURRENT /uota or Wheat, S. 74s 984 Beans 54.)% 56. Fine ditto, iOGs. 112 s. 'lick (Intr. (n.l.c ) 4 44.14. Rye 50s. 55# DittO 01t1) _ _ . Barley, 01.. 481. Od. Oitß, '244 Malt, :6s. 854. Poland ditto, :tis. SU. of, White Pea.; (boilers) 765. 843. Potatoe ditto, 375. 3U^ Crey ditto, .53.. Cis. Rape Seed, if:3B. £65. Fine I lour, B.sr.9ol.—Seaids, 75e. to tut Asa FA ta.—Tuesday, there was a .c oncideraMe "m a k woollen ecth exposed to sale, which brought !wady deck e d price. W t driesci:ty, the horse market was well attei,dekg ine was a good chew of horses, especially for the draught, brought fair prices. Cutcuesrea—Wednea•'ay last, wheat stll a. Arn to tu b , load; Barley 4.55. to SOr. per quarter; Oats 55.. t.b 36% p a trr ; Flour 80s to 90s. per sack ; Bat 6s. to tis. 4d. Mutton keg. to 6s. and Val Slyer atone. Saturday a o.roner's Inquest sat nn the hol yi r Mr. Fox, late cleik in the house of Messrs. Mau a d Green, St. Paul's Church-yard. The deceased lek the office on Friday evening in apparent good h e * and was returning home, when he fell down in Ei s e. fri.trs-roAd, and was found lifeless. Under thes e c nrnstances, the Jury returned .1 verdict—Died byik e visitation of Gnu. On Tuesday, inrormation was }eceived in ba. that two French Offictrs had broke th.ir partal eo ,, d had escaped from Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and Mere is* posed to have found their way to to vn by the mat. cheater Teltgraph = in consequence of which, Lim.' der, accompanied by a gentleman belonging to t hl Transport Office, went to the wh:te Horse Ina, Fa ter-lane, where the coach goes to, and lear 'that iore'gners had come by the coach, and that to the White Hart public-house, in the same I. they found Viem. They pretended to be ' but Lavender took them to a private room, confessed they were French merchants, whoa.. prisoners in tL•is country for several years, and ed to get home to their families, and mat they broke their parole from Leek in Staffordshire; it did not appear that th, y had any friends or $' means to effect their (scare. BIRTHS. Saturday last, at her house, in Ossulston-scent, Somers the Lady of Jamie I)enton, Esq. of Gray's-Inn.of a ma r Sunday las•, Mrs. Goddard, of Pail-Mall, of Twists. MARRIFD. Curaeoa, on the 30th of 0 toter, IAI 1, at the Richard Bateman Lloyd, Esq. Mr. Edward Coley, _ Royal Navy, to Miss Clarissa El•aabe:h Trani, &slam llac lomas Trint, Esq. of the County of Cork. LOCK AND SURGICAL DI , PENSART. Hit Royal Ilighness the DUKE of YORK, rains Surgcon, Mr. KIER NAN, Member of the Royal Cr' HIS excellent Institution, erected for. benefit against the delusions of emjricism in this of practice, hasto boast the cure of no less than er since I tto6, many labouritig under the most desperate Infection. The superior and highly efficacious pl.- pursued by Mr. Kitraan, while it avoids the incs public chat irks, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure, confinemei.t, i jut y tothe constitu:ion,or any circus can betray to the flendt of the patient the existent( ease. - The tally symptoms of infection are cured in a few and the most comp icaied forms of strictures, debilit &c yield in one half the time assigned in other Medal it same k nd t t their complete removaL 'l he most resit:4- have given it their support, from a conviction of its I van ages, and the secrecy and honour with which the mein h condittittd, viz, Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. Rig t Hon. R. B. :-heridan, Hon. Col.). Rarrti, tat cite, Faq. AI.P. Col. IL Clements M.P. and Cul Wa M.P. The ~..Irg.on may he consulted by tither sex, at rate house, No Li t, Lower Chirloi tetetreet, Belk 9 till t^ in the morning, and from 6 to 9 o'clock - letters from town and co Intry, pit paid, may be when the tweets-try whict: and medicine will be givens any part of the kingdom. A CHEAP REMEDY. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, die. CHU RCH's COUGH-DROPS, for re( a lisiitaitte Coniclis, and confirmed Asthma., us. Its reinita ion for fi•teen years past, and the various of us I. Teary, 's a sufficient proof of the estima ern in held for all Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds • however obsinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. fo.lowing instance is inserted Me.srs. " Birmingham, Mar& 16, 1015 " Centlent n—ln justice to you, and to certify the tlesit txrellent liedic e , Church's Cdugh Drops, I wed folilawing caie, at the patti.ular request of the patie " Mvt.rs Steil " Sir —I cannot siifltci •ntly acknowledge the cure ceived irons Church's Court thops. A most suffix." tent ic Cough during the winter afflicted mew severely, pected noth',Fg less than (Iraqi every minute; on bot m • con-iderably, and four more perfectly restored sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your' " Teas Eollllli. Sold wholesale and retail by Sheet and Edwards/U.4 P.ail's Church-yard, on the foot-way; Tutt, P , Seim and Co. Oxford-street., and one Vender in Is•ine cm to renuine, except " Shaw and Edwards, GI Cli;:tclnyard," is engraved on the stamp. Price 2ser tiht., Si. rd. pt-r hotly. ANTl.,(x)ltiluTle DROPS. TT is wotthy observation the numerous Coo have succeeded by the use of SPILSBURY'S ANTISCORI3U TIC DROPS; srd the following stance occurred in a middle aged woman whet ai use at the Dispersary. 15, Soho-square, London. of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite hae. n-ral depress on of lareat Ling ; her case not bong sys lll s'..e had tried pal/iatives without any success. She testa cure, though the Provietor stated the improhabillt; of service ; in a month she walked from Lambeth. I vered her tt rengt It and appetite, and increased her pt.: , dri.ri cited sine it had been it . Now this elect ran coutrra for by the medicine regulating the str tion, and exerting the powers of the habit. In scesses of the joints, the change it produces In th excites the heat hopes in those most distressing tiwns, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, ate. its - - acknowledged. As there are numerate for Spilst.ury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the printed in black ink, in bottles of ss. Std. double boo lirger Li 2s. duty included. Compound Essence 11. Dispensary, 15, Sobo-square, London. HIGH %TATRA NT LONDON BR:DOI • !tail M Tning ••- ••• .. 44 nunu Afternoon nllngt_lfj LONDON s P.inted by Lava:. Ksnr rablisind :bare, and at tits Star-Oales 1 and learnt that , and that they the same lane, . led to be Spat' ate room, whet hants, wlio hadi nil years, and ell and Mat they hal Staffordshire; but ny friends or lit* m-street, Semen T y's•lnn, of a we septa hall, of Twins. , 11tH, at the Ewes dward 'rrant, dAtigater a is of Cork. ii , PENSART. of YORK, rains e Royal College, acted for the .)yricism in this . 4 less than IlieJo oust de.perate V :acious plan of - is the inconvenient, rid speedy cure, any circumstahee. he existence of their • are cured in a few .ref, debility, • t other institu ions d se most resp.ctabk talon of it. surds elth which the tt i Right Hon. T. I.llarry, M.P. Jess and Cul. Wait. J" by tither sea, at be ret, Bedford-smart( • 9 o'clock at light, • oak!, may be ad • will be gives' v ,STHMAS, ke. PS, for recent submit., valid LI the various t estima k'it in wbith cent Colds and 6 - : , im plain ts. As wad, Ile•srcSuawand Ot gbam,Mareh 16, ISIS to certify the saki et Drops, I skit 1 011 ` of the patie " MT Lrs Stempel. dg 4, e m e os t t la su zre l caimi lisee mew sert ref. dm I note; one bock •ctly restored oe. T I r e your humble " Teas Ennui% and Edwards Ns.* ; 'fate, ULAN.: Vender in evirf td Edwards, 2ardi! ed., 64 ise ,St. , Price DROPS. numerous CM" L'ILSBURTI PA ' e following is tan wttp applied fix , London. Sbe arret ite toe, widll not being will • Keels. She tr,A the iniprohabllir; din en Lambeth, taf scmsed be p ;• 1 f this effect can of, g the stouter Wm habit. In lures In the gene'ff istresaing cum- Is it t :: 2l ect). E :s itnt dos t , anc , w i e s eff b ff i l t rt i eWst i o.tt le ll e re msol.... ' it s t:DOZ TO' " 44 nainute 4 l minewslialf Cater cket',4l l . oo . homes 1.11111*.n. VI