Star. — London, England, 1812-05-19 00:00:00

THE ARMY. Lieutenant-Colonel PAYNE iv appointed superinten• - aantAnd second in command at Parkhurst barracks, Isle of Wight. *General SrofFour), accompanied by two other offl .,cerbarrived•on Tuesday list with private dispatches -from Lord WEI:Li:CC:TUN. Major i'neAchrr, of the sth Dragoon Guards, who • so nobly distinguished himself in the ✓ command of that'regimint on the lith ef April last, at Villa Gar cia, in .Estretnadura, is the only son of General Pnr.s. cosy, late Governor of Canada, antt 'Colonel of the 28th regiment of foot. I. Thor. second battalions of those excellent regiments, the 6th td 81st, are amongst the reinforcements for The Ist battalion of the latter , regiment 200 strong. )ments to the amount of .500 men, are at 'ilsea, and are on their march 'to embark for iy the 89th Regiment of Foot marched into from Portugal. dr Regiment, 2d battalion, landed at Ports- Friday, from Gibraltar, (they are about •)s and marched for Horsham Barracks, deOt of the. Regiment has been stationed time past. mg's County. Militia, began volunteer 'ortsmolAh, last week ; they had to give about 100 of whom entered the 2d batta 31st Regiment. ler Regiments in Portsmouth Garrison hare veered their quotas. unpment will shortly be formed. on Sher !st, about seven miles from Nottingham. It a of '3OOO infantry and 500 cavalry. a troop of the olford Blucs marched into md, with the North Lincoln Militia, and ag of the Chester Local Militia, are to take )f the Garrison at Chester during the trials ler the commission which is to be opened ,ionday. , Inesclay a detachment of the Ayrshire Militia Greenock, where they are to remain on ednesday the 9,d battalion of the 2Gth Regiment From Glasgow for Dumfries. , or East Cornwall Regiment of Local ire to assemble at Liskeard, on the 2.? Li of sd, or North Cornwall at liodmin, on the s t the 4th, er Mount's I,3ay•Regiment, at on the Bth of June; the sth, or Meneage at Helston, on the I . 9th of May ; and the mdennis Regiment, on the 21st of May. 1)41 Cheshire Militia furnishecrthe full quot.: .'allowed by Government. fluTeltixsow, of the 48th Regiment, at tmmands General ACLAND'S brigade, in garrison. ty the first Eastern battalion of Norfolk litia, commanded by Lord SUFFIELD, as. Yarmouth, to be exercised tor 14 day. ty se'nnight the 3Fth Foot, under the com the Hon. Colonel GnEvaLs,*marched into Fermoy, to replace the Northumberland 'ho have since marched for Fermoy. lay last, the Ist Regiment of Oxfordshire ilia, commanded by Colonel Lord . FRANCIS arn, was.reviewed by Maj or-General R EBONY, ied by his aid-du-camp, Capt. men belonging Lo the sth Dragoon Guards left at Portsmouth to be tried by a Court disobedience of orders on their march to to embark for Portugal. ..oborough, or 4th Devon Regiment of Local were revieNw-sd on Wednesday last, by Gene. !tAtt, on die Hue at Plymouth. 'fluty went heir evolutions with great precision and ex. Site appearaoc::. new Local Militia Act contains a clause, de that persons not joining their tegimoits, or or absenting themselves from duty, may, convicted by General Courts Martial, be to further service in the Local or Regular in the Regular Forces, without limitation, the extent of the efftnce committed. torm lately ordered for the tight dragoons ' r, to be withheld, and consequently, the j depots, only have had it issued. lt ap..; from the great similarity which this dress tat of the French, frequent mistakes; have And in consequence of t! is, added to the in appearance which it is generally cnitside- Lord We.m.txuroN and General GRA /tA3I .ned against it, Iment has deemed it expedient to rant pro.. ajl the River Feneibles lately disbauded, to be in force until next Session of Par.; gh the Lottery to be drawn co the 4th .f 'lied the little Lotter,, it is likely, !;am the it contains, 't% be a very 4reat Lottery for This reminds us of Dw MN'S 'bombastic ' wound is great, because it is too small!" a tradesman at - Nouinglaun was coli le mitigated 'penalty of 40s. for having to appear and keep watch in dm town, • the late Act. ' ty Loughborough w o lfs scene of Confusion, I Orders having numerously assembled in.the -fe, and supplied theinselves wiih the dit res of provision • at their own prices. ••The ! itia, however, was Speedily Mustered, and ,red without any farther mischief being done , of the assailants of Raffled's mill died at Thursday, in consequence of the wounds' sere. He had not dared to return to his nor had he any medical advice. No far : has been made on thii well-def:nded on Friday, eleven pair of sheers sent to to grind, were taken from the grinders to the bottom if West•gate, and broken. indictment was found on Friday against' ieymen Curries, tor a conspiracy to obtain of wages. ,tuber of persons confined at Chester, for ourning, and taking illegal oaths, are about Lancaster, not more than 30. • -kers in the northern counties have received; week, - anonymoui letters•menacing their threatening their properties with destructibu. tliatregimi oia, in .Estr Wrr t late ( 28th The seco the 6th and Portugal. ' is now 120( Detachtt rived at Hi Portugal. Saturday Chichester, The 8911 mouth on 1 S5O strong: where the e for some tir The Ki ing tt Par 150 men ; lion of the The °the; all voluntee An enciti wood Force i,s to consist Friday, ; Chester; al the kft will the duty of there, uncle there on Mi Wednesd arrived in ( duty. Wednesd marched fri The ?st, Militia, are May ; the , 21st ditto Penzance, Regithent, 6th, or Pen The Roy. for.the line Colonel present cot -Chelnisford • Thursda: Local Mili senibled at Tlidrsda , math of th Corp"from Militia, wh Thursda: Local Mail A. SPENCEX aceompanie Several n have been 11 martial, for that place,' The. Rob Militia, wer ral T11024A4 through the bibited a fir The new Glaring tha deserting of on being ci sentenced t( Militia, or i according ti • The'unifc 4, we hear, men Of the pears that f bears to the Occurred, at bad effect in red to have, have petition Governor' tections to which are t liament. ,Altho.tigh • Juneis calk hob ,Pri ass i the Public: lino--“ Mr Thursday victed in the - neglected tc pursuant to Thursday the lower on market.plac( ferent article Local Miller order reifc,rei Another c Halifax on '] received then own home, n ter attack places but c Wakefield to a field at :hi - A bill of i ELClonroeyni an advance a The natal rioting, burn 41 : in Lana The baker during last se lives,and thre MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark:lone, including only ttnm the 4th of May to the 9th of May. Total 8,868 quarters. Average 1295. Std.-Is. lid. higher than last return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the ad of May to the Bth of May. Total 11,798 tacks-Average 109 s. 21t1. Os. lid. lower than last retort , . CURKEtfT PIII6ES AS argues: Wheat, 84$. 112 s. 130 s. Beans 725. 785 Fine ditto, 1354. 1405. 'I ick dam (new) .68s 744. Rye, 74*. 801. Ditto (hue Old) 75,. 766. Barley, 535. 68, Od. Oats, 47s 50a. 575. Malt, 88s. 955. . Polar..l ditto, 584. SO,. White Pease (boilers) . Bs 90s Fotatoe ditto Gus. Grey ditto, 743.114. Rape Seed, £76 £BO. line Hour, tOSs.llns.--Seconds, 1605 to 105 s. SMI I HFIFiLD-May 18. Beef Ss 24 to 6s 0 I Veal 7s 041 to 13, Mutton Ss 4d - to Gs 4tl J Pork 61 04 to 71 Lamb 7s. Od. to Bs. Od. Beasts, about 1840-Sheep and Lambs, 12,320. . . Calves, 110-19.7 s 320. NEWGATE AND LEADENAA:A. MARKET. Beef • - 4s 8d to 5s 84 Veal So Oa to 7s Mutton .59 41 to Ss led Pork 5s 44 to Gs Lamb 6s. Od. to 7s. 44. PRICE OF HOPS IN •1 HE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent '4l Os to 61 Os Kent .41 Os to 71 Os Sussex 31 Os to 51 Os Sussex 4r 04 to 61 Os PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay Si 5s to 61 6s New Clover 61 Gs to '7l Os New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os &raw 8 21 10s to 31 3s COAL-MARKE I', May 18.. Said Prices. llii 4li. Od. to 53.. od. 15 425. Od. to 444. lid. 1 30s. ad. to Oda. Od. COUNTRY MARKETS. • PR ICES Of GRAIN AT TII t FOLLOWING IA ARKIST. BA SINGSTOKE, May 13-Wheat 13250 d to 1468 Od per Quarter. Barley 68, od to 74s od Beans 72s ed to 7 1 51 04- Oats 5Us 04 to 57i od Pease • ocs ad to OM od • Bread 2s MI. per gallon. MAIDEN/IRAN May 13.-Wheat 120 s Od to 142. 04 per Qr. liarley GOs Od to 735. od I Beans 68s Od to 78s Od Oats 40s ad to 50s Od Pease 00s ad to 00s 12.1 Bread 3s. ad. Nini.auar, May 14 -Wheat 105 s Od to 1544 Od per Qr. Barley (As od to 75s Od 1 Belns 765 Od to 815 01 Oats '516 Od to 623 Od Pease 72s Od to 82s Od Bread 2s. 104. HENLEY, May 14.-Wheat 110 s Od to lifts Od per Qr. :lark) , 59s ad to 65s Od-I Beans 6Gs Od to 706 Od Oats 43s Od to 5.5 8 ad 1 Pease 613. ad to 7Us Od Bread 2s. lad. - DEVIZES, May 14.-Wheat 120 s to 147 s Od per Qr. . Barley 6.5 s to 784 I Beans 84s to vas Oats .54s to Sos Peas 400* to 00s it fADI74O, May 16.Wlitat 120 s Od to 1491 Od per Qr. Barley GPs Od to 66s f Beans Bus od to Gus ad Oats 52, Od to 58 8 I Peas 09s Od to 755 Od Bread 1!s ad. There was a considerable surply of corn at Lewes Market on Wednelday last, aid sales were heavily effected at the following prices. Whtax-4'33 to 'a , ;34 per load ; Barley, 725. to 745. Oat:, SS% to COs' per quarter, and Flt.ur, (Ws. to 1108. per sack. The Beast Mai Let was well stocked with cattle, Lade alteration in prices; prime beef letchtsl 6s. ptr stone; Intitton ss. 4d. to ss. Sd. and veal Gs. per stone. Ships at Market 155 Nmcaitle 1 Suatlerland 1 Cinders .TO THE EDITuR OF THE STAR. 4d ea Stn—Having read your paper this long time passed, and finding it subject to no party, I beg you will insert the following statement of facts, on the present distressed state of the minds of the peo ple in many parts of this ccuntry. Every man that has lived these forty years past, must be fully acquain ted with the reasons of the present high prices of the necessaries of life, particularly provisions, which bears so heavy on the labouring class of the people, whether employed in trade or agriculture. A man that labours the whole week for one guinea or 18s. if he has a wife and a couple of children, on Saw day night his week's earning is hardly sufficient to pay for the bread they have eat during the week t— he is not able to afford himself and family a bit of meat on Sunday, not to speak of clothing, house rent, rates, and taxes, wlrch must be paid,. let it come from where it will. why should bread and meat be at such a high price, and plenty in the coun try ? Becane the farmer can go to a country bank ' and take up as much of their paper (probably at five rer cent.) as ho may want, instead of having his corn threshed. and sent to market, to enable him to pay his rent, and for the labour of his farm. Then the corn stands in the stack-yard until one-third, if not I one-half, is destroyed by the vermin. This is still to • the benefit of the farmer, and great detriment of the labouring man ; as the other two-thirds or one-half • of the corn that is left, will sell for four times the sum it ought: If it was peace to-morrow, and all the markets in Europe open to the manufactory of Eng ! land, and the colonial produce in their stores, were it six times as much as it is, would not lower the price of provisions, if the country banks exist—they are the dreadful evil to this country. This will 'Le found out when it is, probably, tco late to apply a remedy. Why not establish agents in the country towns to cir culate the National Bank Wires ? 1 his would only lessen vie profits of the Governor, Ccimpany, and stock.hoiders of the Bank et England, and should have but little weight in competition with the wel -1 fire of the country. But the remedy of this evil will never be brought under the consideration of Parlia ment,hecanse the country bankers are the higlotr order of the middle class of the people, and, 'generally the Representatives of , all the old Rotten Boroughs in England, are partners, it' not sole proprietors, of the country bank( $f not so, they are patronised and sueported by. such. bankeri.. Those Representat ives being the people that gained their majorities for the Minister, the country banks will stand to ,be great detriment and disquiet of the countrr, and the dis turbances the high *pikes' orprovisions occasioned, is endeavoured to be quelled by the force of Arnin.— "/ lad merh9d—while the more easy remedy, without bloodshed, is within the reach of the Minister, if re torted to. A Paper of the 7th inst. displays the -character of one of our Ministers too well to expect any real good from hint to the country ; but it is to be hoped there will be some independent men fund in both Houtes of Parliament, to do the needful for , country. Let the experiment le,tried in one cant y; : and let the lot fall to that county by a fair ballot, and establish ageats Mom the Bank of England (one stead of every three 4ountry banks Nvili be quite sue- Went, as (very vill..ge in the kingdom at present has two if not three banks), the good effects w if 'soon ap pear. Tia enumerate the number of esiis the country banks have already produced would more than fill your paper, and Gott only kityvs where they may end ; but wishing well to my country, and unanimity -amongst all classes to support ;he evils occasioned by war, 1 remain ydor very obedient servant. Sib) , tot 1812. T. SCOWL et]) pilArr. • • ' . . Yesterday 16 prisoners. were tried, sit of whom Were convicted of felony, viz. T. Lewis and J. Gibbs, for stealing, 47 printed pamphlets; W. NeWsotn, for stealing . 9lbs. of copper barrels ;W. Harris, for steal is g a quantity of lancy.trimmeigs; Dwyer, for' stealing 4 pocket-books and a dictionary; and E. Dyke, for stealing four pieces of sheet lead. J. Croome, a venerable looking ()id 'man, and his wife, were indicted for stealing in the dw •lling.house of Mrs. Penn,.a Clergyman's widow,• 58 guineas, a quantity of silver money, and articles of plate. The prosecutrix seated, that the female prisoner was her sister, and lived opposite to her, in Bunhiii.row, and at times had the care of her house darint , her tempo rary absence. The articles were deposited in a trunk under her bed, and no person knew of such a dep,asit but the prisoners and A Mr. Brown, who lived in the same house as the latter. The prosecutrix had not seen the property since last Oct •ber, but she had ob served the box was not broken open asearly as April. On May-day the robbery was discovered, and the pri soners were suspected; and on a tearch.warrent be ing procured, a bag, containing ten guineas was found in the house of the prisoners, together with a half- crown and a rule ; the two last of which articles the prosecutrix swore to as her property, which had been taken from her trunk. She also identified one of the • guineas. Several persons gave the prisoners a good charac ter; and, after some consultation, the Jury acquitted them, on the ground that the prosecutrix might be mistaken in her identifying the property.—The ten guineas were ordered to.be returned- to the prisoners • after their acquittal. G. H. Frafteir was indicted for forging an accep tance to a bill - of exchange, far 4150, and thereby de fratung Messrs. Haley and Co. Lightermen. The prisoner gave his addri.,s as being in a firm with his father, at 51, Great Hermitage street, Wapping, and he purchased a sloop, called the Stephen, for £1.50, for which he gave the bill in question, which had been accepted previously to the drawer having signed it. Mr. BARRY called witnesses to prove that G. H. Francis was a living partner in the firm, and under these circumstances the Jury acquitted the prisoner. nomw Arhby was -ids° indicted for forging a bill of exchange fur £l2O, in the' name of blwith and. Bell, and thereby defrauding Messrs. Story and Co; ropemakers, near Poole,• Dorsershire. The prosecu tors are the same,who prosecuted the man convicteu nn a similar indictment at the last Sessions. A (pan thy of goods was purchased, as in the other instance, and a bill was left for acceptance in Upper Thames street, where the prisoner officiated, and (!•te accept. ance was proved to be of Lis hand-writing. Smirk, one of the firm, from the King's Bcuch prison, swore himse:f a partner with Bell, who was gone to Lisbon, and that the prisoner war arthorized to accept their bills, as a confidential clerk. The Jury, after retiring half an hour, - acquitted the prisoner ; but he was or dered to be detained for fraud. The following were also acquitted , viz.—R. Fair weatber,J. Jackson, J. Langt4,l..f. Lee,and J Moody. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yesterday M. Ede/d/, late footman to a gentleman, was indicted for sending threatemng letters to his late master, to cairn money, under pretence of charging him with v....natural habits. The prisoner in conse- qnence of his riotous conduct at a late Levee at Carl.. ton House, *as discharged by his master, who de ducted from his wages some articles of his dress, which had been destroyed by his improper conduct. Ina few days after the prosecutor received a letter from hint, demanding money in ambiguous terms, and on this being unnwiced, another Utter, in which he threat ened to charge him with unnatural propensities, on his refusal to advancelim a sum of money. The. pro secutor then applied to the police, and the prisoner was secured by the Foys.—Guilty. Mr. MALNwAnt,.:(;, after animaLiveriing on the atro cious conduct of the prisoner, sentenced him to semi' • years transportation. An i mpor tan t Didoverv, Eighteen Tears. Eitataied in thejrit City in the World—Con set/m:1111y it becomes a duty incumbent ori the proprietor, to give it if pos sible, an universdl publicity, which he is nos... endea vouring to acconish, at :n expense tittle short of Three. Thousand Pounds a Year, by houtly inform ing and hourly proving to Mankind of all descrip tions, that those who are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Bead ache, Bilious Sick Head-ach , ..., Asthmatic, Consump. Live and Bilious complaints, Tooth-ache, Face-ache, or Ear-ache, may be cured in a reasonable time by the use of the GursrviaN MEDICIN ES ; and by ap plying to the Inventor, B. GLTST, Chymist, No. 9, Great Surrey sticet; Black-fetus-bridge, between the hours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday es eepted,) may be perfectlf relieved before they le.tve him, which is such an earnest of cure a•; no empiric cr regular practitioner, except those that practice with :he same preparations, did ever dare to promise, because not being able to succeed, they would prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks quack so loud as to be distinctly 'heard at an im mense distance, justly pronouncing them pretendlrs only.to medical knov..ledge. The truth of which may be seen Uo examining the Sratt newspaper, which will lead to conviction the most obstinate sceptic. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOKROW. Morning .. 34 mining's Jter 9 Afternoon. ..... MARRIED. At Sera* pore, in Bengal, on that 11th sC October !a t, the Rev. E. Pritchett, to Mimi Parkbouse. • IDIED. At 'Edinburgh, on the Sib insta4t. Sir loOn Dalrymple lily, of Park Mee, Bart. • - • . . On the 14th Instant, at his hectic in lidi4s6Jorsqnate, Dublin, aged Its., the Rer. Wm: Digby, Dean . cif Clonfert. Oa dui rd harsh, cm board the Hon Company's ship earnatle, al her return to Europe, Marian, the wlft.of Edward'ilo awe *tun, of Gaut Surrey-street. lu the Cat year of bee age. 4 • I - f BRMSH PAT/IT Kg„ 111, LONDON WALL, opposite - Hospitr* €I4IEAP, DURABLE, AND ' per Cwt. [ Olive Green 74.. White Dark ditto 6 . .4. Stone Colosr Invisible ditto 5435. Chocolate Prepared Oil •fer the above, • qnslities, Si. • • per Cwt. Zest 'Wh.Le:.d Sts. 1 Linseed l ,,_ 1 Second ditto 414.1 Boiled Oil 'THE above !'aints are ground Oil, and are ticalarly prepared . for the. painting of Pa, t Pilaw: and Plaster Fints, trim and ~food &lading, TPes, Slateeogi Weather Boardirp, of every description, and for s•adrpurp aka . they ate snizeivallod, as they poastes great durabihty, are a p as and preventive for the Wurm and Dry Rot, and will stand lag* hottest climates. In addition to tlfese advantagt s, they ate ee l ornamental, and will cover a outface considerably r.t:ir dos any other Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, awe which, and all preparations from Tar, they have a most drcal a d ' saperio: ity ; viz. —first, in adhering so closely to any sarrace,gla ' ti.: power of the MU has no effect on them ;--recondiy, they Ns very easy of application, acing used with the sante Bros'oes a d in the saute manner, as other Paints. G. Upton and Co. imist respectfully offer their ilintiks to the Nobility, Conti, and the Public in gene al, for the very vast patronage vi , :th wkichthey have been honoured ; and tLy aisa it:form Merchants, Ship Ownen, , Captains, and Dole% in Cs. I lours, that they have large quantities o f S tone Orbits, areal Ochres, Mineral Blacks, Reds, &c.'aa well as all articles in the Colour Trade, prepared for use, of very superior qualities. N. B. These Paints dry very soon, - not being prepared wak Fish Oil. M R. SPILSBURY, from hi s success -in Scrupaih. bus Cases, may be consulted any morning hi:tweeds hours of Eleven and hive, at his Dispensary, Nu. 15 See,. square, London. Patients wii.hing to consult him at their osisk Louses, on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and erudtive cobs plaints, previous to making use of the Patent Annum - Wine Ding, will have a decided opinion as to the probability of . sue‘mas e , Terms of attendance may he known a t th e Dispensary, N. Soho-square. As there are nunaerous counterfeits, pliasetoith for Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorhutic Drops, with the King'sihey printed in black Ink, itt .boults of ss. rd. doubly bottles luo arger Li 2s. duty included. Compound Emits* es. Dispensary, No. 15, Sohn-square. London. • ----•-• ::!•.-- = .. .. • ' MAN/MCVAY, - opposite Moorgate tud of let% • °spiral. D IMPENETRABLE. PAIN rs. , - per Cwt. p, r cse t , I - - 565. Lead Coloor u s , 'oloar 565. Black Sit. lie 561. Red . ik whirls possesses greet preseita i ss. per Calton. per Gall. per OalL Oil ss. 6d. I Turps:nine Ts. $l. Dii do. 01. ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring (observes a celebrated physician) that's's/ tutional diseases come into action; and if, at this season, people Were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery prevente I." • . 11. .HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is int only very nourishing and pleasant to the fite, but isqls experience has proved it to be more eificatiOus .0 corrtoiog the constitution and purifying the blood than the Li-bon Diet Dilak or Sarsaparilla. l'cople subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as Ira Gouty, MOO?, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will had the Sassafras Cocoa, a most inwiluabk article of diet. • In the periodical works on Mediciae it is highly extolled, lad Its use is adopted by reveral eminent l'hysicians. It -is sold in a imamd state for boiling (in the same manner s caller), price tis: cid. per pound, by V.. Grocer, mho, Strand. Orders from the country must be accompat'l tailkft remittatter. DR. SQUILIRELLis (Author of the Matifils d Heal:b) TOXIC POWDIiRS psi DROPS bare Wrap& cue ludlgestion and its a - esti for 3il yews with so:midis( 4UCCtS% • These 'admirable medicalles, taken jointly, evacuate bile, plabge, and water, vile strength to tt.e organs o( digestion,lnvitorate the nerves, remove pain and spesm of the stomach, expel wind, pro- . duce an appetite, and eorreat aciiity. They also cure diseases of the flyer, and those inzttlent to warm (litmus, or too freeirring. N. B. The 2owders taken alone remedy &matte hilgt, mow* obstructions, kisei ierital;illl y. dim i nisi) heat, carry off fever,cars the head-ache, and have singular etliciey fn routosiug a fit of jtr Zunmatory gouts 1 The PoWcrs its. 9d. or Ga. The Demi 2s. 9d. or 68. Ode the Lair Tees, Royal Eat:Lange ; Cirrke, 2t,9, I figh- , treer, Be rough ; Mitchell, 9, Charks-street, Soho-square; mid the Pre pr.t tor (from Soho-square), 39, Cirarlten-stret, Somers issrl% also by all le wholesale Vensleriin London. Mtn:ha:us and Captains of Ships allowed an ample (scutak• - ••••.r. HICKMAN'S Pll.l TN the various complaints incident to the hum* frame, there art, none more dreadful in their nature, not MS alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, Pais la the Back, Loins, and Bladder, and Lumbago. They are mold, plaints to dothich every person is liable, ai.d are a (Duodena,* every tither species of •di,sertler. HICKMAN'S I'ILLs, cor posed of the most int.ucent ingredient., have been found if das efficacy, In not only strer.stlietiing the vewels clntoildl.• the t: rive, but in happily uestauyii,g the petrifying quality td front which proceed. the above eornplaluts, dtc. removing it eaktei, or gritty secretions, and bant,ltlng every pernlcilut told de.,cy to thsse ditorders. without confinement. From a cootcool' ilebY of tke powerful quality sit these Pills, fully evinced by a private prac:i.e of many years, they are offered to toe aciclefle and recommended as a cure for the abwe eomplainta.• Sold Whole.a!e and retail at Mr. 11...ler's„ 4, Cheapede, earner of Pateruohter-row ; and rva.f by ISelam matiSharp, Portuawb; Half and Jobitson, Gosport; Alhwtt, Wes on, Mallon., and lutiett,'Pert: ea; Truman , Eleterg. Cootwirtliy, ben and Hotlatia, Plymor:h; Newbury, 1 r!din; Battened Macdonald, G•u.sgow ; Smith, Mandertoo, Scutt. and QM" Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Guru" and 11.11irge,liverpool ; Ste tit and Lytt:ll, biaccleatec; Biro% Norwich ; knots and Lind, 11 ma:agleam; Grzgory t and most Aledicine Vet.ders, in box.: at ca. 9cl. each. ' • M !slit! MONI AL FELICITY. MESSRS. GOSS and CU. as regularly-e xcateti Surgeon Alf London, have sedulously devoted their attar rion for three last 15 T:;t6 to the study orthoteAskriersPrkaase ' frequently embitter kt.el too often prevent, that i! -thmble blew ing, ma:rinioniil felicity. The unrirelled pato.n?ge that fief have &thorn) 1 eeeit7ed trom petsetts of the first distinction, ad -the uniform 'meets. attending tl.tie superior mode of vermin to such complaints, indurf: them t'.us titlflt ly. to offer th. it veis• ranee. In all tree t.f .deb lity or defici •ncy, whet'uer resehiug h trom the too trequer.cy of participatim , in the gaieties ef aIV I %won:able life, the uuboundei ineLigenre u! kbertinorn or a secret,' Isolitary, and deetructive habit, wit.e.l weak ass the energy Of lbw' Int: .1, aid destroys tat flower of youth, by proJutins sterility* the one sex, and impote: •e r$ the other, they offer-a safe permanent cur: • To Abuse who, from such enliipliintf, are PIP! vented enterit is in the marriage state, and ashamed to seek & lie!, brood over their tufinnitlea in Wince, it must be co , = t ;.i kn o w, hoe.&:verdifacult or ineff:ctual the cure may be by -.).4er prat-Musters, mat, by a reuovatiog• and Infatible nee rlicd, they nary bE r -mired .to a Mttud and iliotoui coned''' flan. A cat.dii Discuter, frequently c4ntracted in a moral' of imit.cre ti•ni,, and every spears of Syphilitic Infectstn, by' t inihi and t:_ver ! fai'ing mode of Arcatment, is speedily m 4 NO tally retnoved, without reataint in diet or ezercil, by Mew' Goss and CO. 24 also Strictures of thebrctkra andGfebrs, WO* they are enalsied to cure in e short period, witboct receerteK the palnfui, dangerou s 'darts of th e Caustic; refesencts of elide , • con be given to several Gentlemen of hi gh respectability, sallf • have been cured, afterbaring laboured under etrictures fee MOP . years. To matried-fanalet, whose expectations of those Mt. pledges of connubial havplness lave been defeated , it mays ) •! a plearng reflection to know, that by a proper perseeersaie bp i their remedies the stoma! health is renovated, widths inipsii• ' :Dents removed. Messrs. GOSS and Co. ercluelvely professing the cure des. pkerrenher complaint., in order that they may not be marbeeig a mistaken few, with the obluquy so jowly attached le the ' rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to iltille,‘ hare been pr-paly edueoted a..d in dated into every _ ..2 . the proftsioh (certihcates of which, from different hospilaborml testimonials from the mow eminent Physic-4w, they Invi 111 6110 !" since spy w ,inquirer;, that the "seeress readltieer train oldrillimr. yours brat in du ced them to deviate from th e preceice e div t elo tel Practtticner, and they presume that their preceerioes fail tote a fair ground,for, the unprecedent.%l confidence vltb they have been by the public, so Wirral. besnotwed. COSS and Co. Serpens, IS, llooverie-stint. 1,1 ". 4 " 11911r .. LONDON': Pritite4 • publiamd UNA!, ladju,shallif 9111.4 Tastioirr. r ‘ . • - t • • ' The Lady of Captain li s .cbardSitcar, of the Navy, Of A dinght*. At Port-Glasgow, on the 9th instant, Mrs. Msjor Can tpbail, of a son. . • At Edit burgh. on the Ith instant, the Lady of Colonel Bitch Rcynardson, of two sons. On the .1642 instant, the Lady of George G , pps, T..q. M. P t of a sot .