Star. — London, England, 1808-01-27 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. e WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, for money, 63f—for February account, 6344. Reduced 6344.—Omniurn 21—F.xelteq. Bills, par is. prom PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Beek Stock 2254 226 Imperial Annuities 74 3 per Ct. Red. 634-0 °midi's', 2 4 prem. 3 per Ct. Cons. Arm. 63i 63 India Bonds, par Is. dis. 4 per Ct. 8244 Ex. Bills, Is. 35. prem. 5 per Cent. Nary 9644 English Tickets, 201. 191. Long Ann. 18 1-16 Cons. for 25th Feb. 63ff Imperial 3 per Cent. 634 We have this day laid before our Readers the Correspondence between our Government and the Courts of Russia and Austria respecting a Nego- ciation. At present we can only remark, that in the offer made by the Prince de STAMEN/112G on the Ist instant, in conformity with the daire of the Court of the Thuilleries, he certainly is more abrupt than the civility due to an independent Sovereign could authc. rize. Without being furnished with any declaration on the part of France, equal to that which he had received from his BRITANNIC MAJESTY, without U . !Airing credentials, or stating the basis which had - nanded, the offer did seem to spring rather desire, on the part of France, to entrap our Government into an humiliation, than to invite them and equal negotiation. ton to the intelligence from America com. in the STAR of yesterday, we have this day our readers some farther extracts from the papers. The embargo [See the STAR o f was laid on in consequence of a confiden. ige from the President. The remarks which Message are understood to be the produc . MADDISON, the Secretary of State for the States, and who it is expected will be a to succeed Mr. JEFFERSON as President therefore be considered in some measure as The foll'wing confidential Message was eated to both Houses : /NATE AND House Or REPRESENTATIVES OP THE 'ED STATES, now, made, skewing the great and in dangers with which our vessels, our seamen, and mer threatened, on the high seas and elsewhere, from the 'owers of Europe, and it being of the greatest inr keep in safety their essential resources, I deem it my recommend the subject to the consideration of Congress, doubtless perceive all the advantage that may be expect inhibition of the departure of our vessas from the United States. wisdom will also see the necessity of making every pre. whatever event may grow out of the present crisis. 807. 14 T. JEFFERSON." collowing is a copy of a letter from one of the >pectable Members of Congress, to his friend work " WASHINGTON, DEC. 19, 1807. ay we received a message from the President of a nature : immediately we closed the doors, and they are of course I am not permitted to Inform you either what has communicated, or what we have done in con- it. But I may be permitted to tell you, we are doing Fear, we are about to plunge the nation into the most calamities unnecessarily and wantonly. lam now more tuaded that there is but too much French influence• that those who succumb to it, should act in secret : reason, and, I pledge myself to you, almost the only rea- bit with closed doors. Our delibera•ions no more secrecy at this moment, than they did when we were de- subject of fortifications. Nay, Sir, we are, in my violating the great rights of the people by * sitting at this closed door. I cannot express to you in terms sof strong my abhorrence of what we are doing, and the awn s we are doing it." Irchioness TOWNSHEND has resigned her sj- Mistress of the Robes to the PRINCESS cif who has appointed Lady GLENBERVIS Ou her, an appointment which has received the approbation of the PRINCR. y afternoon, intelligence was received at India House of the arrival off the Isle of 25th inst. of the Sir Stephen Lushington, .RAY, from Bombay ; sailed from St. He idi ult. under convoy of his Majesty's ships __ and Woolwich, with six transports and the whaler. No ships left at St. Helena. Stephen Lushington was obliged to leave lately arrived ) off the Cape of Good Hope, put in, having sprung a leak ; her cargo led, part of which was much damaged. , ve received the following intelligence from dated June 13, 1807 : i instant, at Balosore Roads, the Coromandel spoke Perseverance, prize to his Majesty's ship Duncan—the prize dis- Trincomalee, June 3, his Majesty's ship Bombay, , and on the 4th, his Majesty's ship Powerful, Capt. from Madras. ajesty's ship Willielmina was spoken with off Vizagapa- Majesty's ship EePique= INV arrived at Penan g . Majesty's ship Macassar had returned to Diamond harbour, sprung a leak. rerpsichore frigate had arrived at rib :seat Wales's Island, —.in the Eastern Seas, all wee, serious accident yesterday betel Mrs 'Gaitskill, fortupe, who resides in Pentonville-road., accompanied a Gentleman of ,the pan* of In' a_ single horse ch4ise l yesterday openirt Chelsea, and op their ,retiSin to. rentrinville,*tbe stumbled in Tottenhain Conrt Road, a:od gifting the - snirnal started off at h ana iv e Zselztd the'lneln his teeth, and. became Whilst ping at tl4 rate of sixteen • our, the vehicle wainfosigainstthe liav t b • ovcri*TiO'Sch 'itieutingst violence. sitting tt(e near side,jOid the chaise which she was so severely injured in the a. particular, that kr life is despaired of: Mr: ,waS thttor etc oll distance of eight yards,lmt ; ly - *MI •liiklegtitus Of hi We have Correspondei Courts of R' ciation. At o)Ter made b Ist instant, of the Thuille civility due t size. With( on the part received fror cred been demanc from a desire Government to an open a In additioi municated in laid before a New York p yesterday] as tial Message fillcw the N. tion of Mr. P American St candidate to they may th official. T 1 communi cat To Tilt Sirs , UwiTgo " The Gomm ereasing dantt chandize are the Belllvrent Pm portance to het duty to recomn who will doubt ed from an inl ports of the Un • " Their wisd paration for wh Dec, 18, 180' The follov most respect at New York " Yesterday confidential scat: still closed; of c the President h sequence of it no good: I fear dreadful calamit than ever persu: And it is well ti • this is the reasoi son, why we .1 require secrecy bating on the s opinion, violatin moment with cl ficiently strong! !ter in which we The Marcl tnation as MI W.fralex, whc succeed her, cordial apprc Yesterday the East Ind Wight, the 2 `.:*:aptaili GRA the Bth ocourt ar c• qtr whaler. The Sir Si the fleet lan whel:c she p eras unleacle< We have Calcutta. d at On the Bth la Perseverance muted. Arrived at 1 Captain Lye, a Plampin, from , His Majesty' tam, all w ell. His Majesty His Majesty' having sprung The Terpsicl from a cruiseit seriou: 4 Lady of fc Shf - had aq P-Owley, In* t. O ChEiseat horse stusni I r. R. gilt havin Mansetnilesan ost atiii it was Lady:si ititexcrby d in Bar; i • ; fi l . t • 11 7 4VWCA 4024 !Can.& PL , rhIC iS. • • Last evening, a arrived ha, St. George, of 98 Ama as ,ersing Fonn4,'PE Point, she was INA assi 1./mi.:bores. that -11 1 1PAIIPIck the Draystone Rock, and lay there; firing signals distress, until two o'clock this morning, when, lightening her of her stores, she was got off, now in Cawsand Bay. Fortunately, it was moderate, and very little swell on the shore, might have experienced very much damage, have been totally lost. We do not understand she received much damage.—Came in the . of $6 guns, from a cruize. It is stated, that has been chased by the Rochefort squadron, am is supposed they are gone to the Mediterranean. The ships that arrived in Cawsand Bay on Sa, last, are the Isis, of 50 guns, with the Win( Elphinstone, Essex, Phcenix, and Walmer East Indiamen; Phcenix store-ship, Fly, am Sinclair, for St. Helena, and Cape of Good HI Came in the Grace, Captain BROWN, from York, with sugar, coffee, &c. detained by the nam, of 20 guns; Ann, Captain CLARK, from to Bourdeanx, in ballat, detained by the Eurydio 24 guns, and the Conflict, of 16 guns. ' Came in the Dreadnought, of 98 guns, fro: Channel fleet : this ship, with the St. George; with all their water, to the squadron under the mand of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, that are to be gone in pursuit of the Rochefort squadro, it is said that they are not more than six hi astern of them. Also, from a cruize, the M, and Iris, of 32 guns each, and. Talbot, of 18 PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 26. Sailed his Majesty's ships Hercule, Libert; rub, and Crane, on a cruize to the Westward• night arrived his Majesty's ships Agincourt an, wich, from St. Helena, having under cons•o; Stephen Lushington, front Bombay ; Star, from the South Seas; London, Whitby, Mary Ceres, and the Heron transports, from the Good Hope. Arrived this evening the Cybelle, raid, and Chatham transports, from Jamaica were separated from the fleet, consisting of under convoy of his Majesty's ship Chichester. gale on the 2d inst. in lat. —, long. 56. in wl whole were dispersed. The fleet sailed on November : the Hebe frigate arrived the da; from Curacoa, with an account of a hurricane place, which washed down part of the town, much damage. His Majesty's ship Proserpi this day appointed convoy for the West Indi DEAL, JANUARY '2 . Arrived the Casack from the Nore ; Bloodiß gun-brig from a cruize off Boulogne.—Sailed Bold gun-brig on a cruize off Boulogne, Resolut brig, having under her convoy a number of oui bound merchant vessels, for Portsmouth.—/ and sailed for the River the Catherine, Bnow Limerick, and the Rolla, —.--, from St. Do —Wind N. N. E, with a light breeze. HARWICH, JANUARY 26. The ship Eliza Sproat, belonging to Portsmi JOSEPH M. SALTER master, with a cargo of coffee and cotton, from New York bound to dam, has been brought into this port, in distre: his Majesty's cutter Repulse, of Colchester, ' Mason, having lost an anchor and cable, ruddt and otherwise received considerable damage—she to be put under quarantine.—Arrived last nif Prince of Wales packet, with the mail from burgh—Captain ANTHONY DEANE, who comb her, died on the passage last Tuesday, of an plectic fit. He was a young man, very ml spected. • YARMOUTH, JANUARY 26. Arrived this morning the Amity packet frot ligoland, with passengers ; among whom is the taro of the Lord Keith cutter, which was driven by a gale into an enemy's port, while he was on LIVERPOOL, JAN. 25. Arrived the brig Mars, REEVE, of Jersey Monte Video ; passed Barbadces 6th Deceitil St. Domingo. She sailed from Monte 9th September, under convoy of his Majesty'' Naughty, and put into Rio Janeiro with the for water ; parted from the Naughty on the November, in lat. 9. S. long. 30. W. The under the Naughty's convoy were the Sarah, Jannet, and Euphemia ; the brig Harriot, taken- at. Monte Video, foundered at sea—part cargo, saved :by the convoy. The ship Ra , General Erneuf brig, Tripon and Confiance scF with the Victor cutter, French privateers, are to windward of Darbadoes, andirequently in the land. - The Itising . Sun, BIRD, from riiiradelphia . Men, i captured and carried into Amsterdam. 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That Lieutenaft , , The .. wins has been pleas to (infer a Conef,i.*''' ' ~. . ,t lid ttinctiOnarOlnkak s, , drat seal, empowering the Dean and Chant- 1.. of • 4 , re d ee litter . pa " 1 - ~ ~_ .„, 5 ,,,,,,,, e d• I for -re ' Cfantdi of Carlisle to elect a Bishop of thatr-' ,• ' t.. ' ' • Prigifitilli u` a ws '''''' r''''• ---- .owe& veld by the translative , of the Most RevereridSeCeo.mik " I , _ _ _ , ,_ Cn " (M . thictio2l of the pre/wince of Buenos Ayres; . -; Edwatd Venable, Vernon to the Archbishopri c ' . 1. :', 'Pali of marines ill calculated to facilitate that contpieSei-- , ' majesty Ass alio been pleated by his Royal st ga • en, after that when the Slranish • Commander had shewn Stilif i . commend to the said Dean and Chapter, & Thaw Clerk, Doctor of J aw s , Dean of Rochest er , to s_ . ' t 7 tki t M $1 ° me too communicate with. Major General Gower, we. . F, and ti Impteres of Li disposition to treat, as toe xpress a jef_ Cle. : Bishop of that See. . „......... raS very King, Clerk, Doctor in Divinity, the plate and a• ''''' '1 °' or ' said L'itittOnant General Whitelbcke did Mints a rtes - beedaa yof the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, _ k _ second in command , u on the subject of terms, .t 2 e • The Kin g has Ilan been pleased to MM. bvit, e a ... • 8 1 if not sage; in which he 'demanded, amongst other * articles, same luting void by the death of Dr. Nathan Ve . ' IS P :and that thettutender of all persons holding civil officet in the: • , MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Phoenix, Government of 'Banos Ares as prisoners of war.— •e., - t.....e: , BREVET. ,t° tit . . 1 that she making such an offensive and unusual demand, ten , thsrattng. 7 . . • , That the said Lieutenant General Whitelocke, i ft c s sainsansos Mur p hy , the nth root , . i and thatGARRISON. . ' rranean. to produce and encourage-a spirit of resistance to his ding to exasperate the inhabitants of Buenos Area; • Major-General Arthur Whetham to be Lieut., . l'oP arida amicable cc _ of Portam ...... outh . , vice Sir George Prevo t 2 . ' s , att. HOSPITAL STAFF. . , RI. the difficulties of the ' • • - commodation,. and -.Leo increase . Saturday Majesty's arms, ter exclude the hope of . ' ' To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Perms. nchelsea, service with which he.was entrusted, acted in a man- Assistant-Surgeon James Allardyce, from th e --1 In ~ r Castle, ner un b ecom i ng hi s d uty as an o ffi cer, prejudicial. to , goons; and Hospital-Mate John Poole, T 1 rid Lady military James Petrie, Esq. late Captan in the 29d Poet, t , l e -vat b stAnltiiess, IS Hope.discipline, and contrary to the article S-of war. SECOND Cimitop..—That the said Lieutenant.Gesie- Junes tit Glut Britain, vice Kennedy, who taiiiii nil New. ral Whitelocke, after the landing of the troops . at En-1, . Caton 311tatORANDUNI. the Sur-- smada, and during the march from - thence to' the ' Tbisfoliowing Appoinsinentat as stated in the c • • ; town of. Buenos Ayres,.. cOd not make the military ", May, 1806 , and Slit October and 12th D 'aßt;ellt Foot-Atwell Alexander Allen, Cent. to be E a .'. • net nem* I °wit not taken place, viz. m Na rit a , arrangements best calculi - tett to ensure' the success of . 1 xenn ymoz. y; and Ensign Young to be Lieuteuant, by po r iC t, . WbiC P rii r ydice, of his operations against the town ; and that navmel.sist known; pretridy to his attack npon the town of .' ! from the Buenos Ayres, timid* sth .407,. 1807 , 1 e as appearsi 64th Ditto-Lieutenat-Colonel G. K. Dana, f rom thew, IV e, parted front his dispatch of Jay ICP,Ahat the'eneto son Battalion, to be Lieutemun-Colonel. y meant , ... to occupy the flat ibbfs 'of 'the houses; he did, ne- .The under-mentioned Officers are superseded , . . . the coin- vertheless, in the said attack; divide his forces into absent without leave ; -. ' E reported several brigades and parts, and ordered the whole to i 26th Foot-Lieutena nt Arthur Blake. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant John Clarke Stephen s , - TH ron, and be unloaded, and no firing to be permitted on any I . an sours sail account ; and under . this order to march into the I 75th Ditto-Ensign G. J. Blatr. olds Mediator principal streets of the town,' unprovided with proper BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • and . and sufficient means for forcing the barricadoes, FMarch S. Richard Mackilwain, late of Cresee o t.o k, BANKRUPTS. ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall. 3 Ram - whereby( the troops were unnecessarily exposed td de - • ,' I - - • strip bon, without the possibility of making effectual - • . ' Lawrence Williams, late of Nicholas-lane, • • ty, Che- op .sstson ; such conduct betraying great profes- dealer and ekaproan erth ,'to shrrender Jan. 30, at tin t; I* . day d . L ast •. al incapacity on the part of the said Lieutenant- twelve, and March 8, at eleven, at Guildhall A ttawr ' . , e dt. iniWoor- General Whitelocke, tending to lessen the confidence Day, Pump-court, Temple. ' II ND Samuel Haines, late of Chipping Campden, Glouceitee ttt, • .,oily of the troops in the judgment of their Officers, being dealer, grocer, dealer and. chapman, Feb. 4, st f ino. , to du >y the Sir derogatory to the honour of his Majesty's arms, con- March 8, at eleven, at the George inn, ChipplarCarapi ct - , Bernie, trary to his duty as an officer, prejudicial to good tornics, Joseph King, Took's-court, Chancery ; e. gtb ary Ann, order and military d is c i p line, and c o nt rar y to the Cotterell, Chipping Campden. 45 Jonas Bateman, of Red Cross-street Southwark, Stun,. • f< THIRD Cumtor.—That the said Lieutenant Gene- Cape of articles of war. Bateman, of Wile, in the parish of Birstall; and Vidko t ' ' a" • ale, Eme- man, of North Bierley, Bradford, Yorkshire, vodka •.• a. Fi ral Whitelocke did not make, although it was in his curers, Beaten and chapmen,Feb. 1, 24, and ' Mu c k k n o t . . a L c ica : they power, any effectual attempt, by his own personal at the White Lion inn, Halifax, Yorkshire.' Anoraks, Ft 'l9 sail, exertion or otherwise, to co-operate with or. supzort Carehle and Spear, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. C o . Halifax. • the dill - trent divisions of the army under hi s corft- 111111 ;ter, in aTames Brown, jun. of Peteesileld, Hants, felimongerea mend, when engaged with the enemy in the streets which the Feb. 4, at two, §, at eleven, and March 8, at me i n the . . of Buenos Ayres, on the sth July, 1807, whereby and Castle,' Heendean, Hants. Attorney, Mr. Wile RI the 26th those troops, after having encountered and surmonn- nee' s': ii : mes'• - eaettjelveL ~_ '• 1011, Deft • • T iy before, ed a constant and well-directed fire, and having - ef- John see Leda m 7 m e b f e .i. ru of ta li ,V il t rid am li ore ve'al l. o ham P ~ rte at that fected the purport of their orders,. were left wit out Catherine fibre s of di same place, widow relit: - 'Pi , and did aid and support, or further orders ; and considerable of Horrabridge aforesaid; and Richard Searle,hte aftie W. place, but now of Lannteston, Cosily/all, WoOntlk till detachments, under Lieutenant Colonel Duff. and place, was Brigadier General Craufurd, were thereby compelled tuners and taltners,:Feb. 27 at 4 ten, March 4 and s, a. • . a lies. to surrender; such conduct on the part of Lieutenant Bray, Tavistoek, Devo at the Pope ' s Head 1013 P outh. Attorney, Mr, .. NI u ! : • General Whitelocke, tending to the defeat and disho. William Thorpe, ofydeitlington, Yorkshire, grocer, ear in iodhound flour of iiis.Majesty's arms, to lessen the confidence of chapman, Feb. 2, March 4, and 8, at eleven, at err air' h ailed the the troops in the skill and courage of their officers, Stonegate, yorkshire. Atuirnies, Mr.. S l u n k Slunk •- I Inn, Chanceriklane, London , or Mr.• mos* jos tit being unbecoming and disgraceful to his character as li ngt „ . dute gun- - • .:4 - : outward- an officer, prejudicial to good order and military dis- . Elizabeth Mien, of)Ezeter, faller, Otahr • cipline, and contrary to the articles of war. - no, at one, Feb. 8, and March 8, at eleven, at the . -Arrived • Foetal' CHAROF..—That the said Lieutenant-Gene- ever. Anomie', Mr. Turner, Exeter; or Matt • ' l ''' Brooks, New-square, Lincoln's Inn, London. NR, from ral Whitelocke, subsequently t o the attack upon the an d Joint Wallis , og ,, Danai )omingo. town of Buenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops ' dealer and Chapman, Jan. 20, at eleven, Feb. 9, attache; I under his command were in possession of posts on each March 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ism • flank of the town, and of the principal arsenal, with chester-buildings, Westminster. • i' 1: a communication open to the fleet, and having-'an Joseph Renwick,' p. , kite of. Bler.street ' Wa N al l' *l64 , 3 4 1 e " Mt3glgh a effective force of about 5,000 men, d ftn id enter into, a . coal mercludit, pe. so, Feb. 9, and March 8, at tea,* ban. - Attornics, Messrs. lieu and . Brodrick, Ivo* if sugar, finally conclude a treaty with the enemy, whereby he , Cheeps*. , i Amster- acknowledges in the public dispatch of the • 16th July ) , J-cetn BeacitZcillilAngsglram, Initnin . maker, dealer sad - • . 1807, that "he resolved to forego the advantages . 1 Feh. 9at aee is and March. 8• at eleven ' at: Had I tress, by C • en.s.inn, l ,New , -street, airs.* '411441. • Attorsuek • WO Ca . " which the bravery of his troops :had obtained, - . ran. N o . 3 ,.t.;,..,,,.,, j„,..,1,1n, London; or hix, : jr, p Captain " and which advantages had' cost him about 2,500 "Birmingham • o, ler, boat, " Men in killed, wounded, and prisoners ;" and by John Parrott; of Frith-street; sabo,-Midaide4;ciefecibrelS 0 :--she is such treaty he unnecessarily and shamefully surrender- , 6, at one, 25, Mr.j at el bni c i ven, and March , BAt tni ' t d m, at j G i ssithdt b 1, night the ed all such advantages, totally evacuated the town of, 'Na t i t r eY l,4 4 ,l, ew . , „,forle.!l' Ba .il,eohr.tadt"`,B:rbk„, ings; carpe tet m g b e ak a ' T i Buenos Ayres, and consented to deliver, and did , i Gotten- shamefully abandon and deliver m u th p ic t h o eP-aler anttchapman Jan. 4.4, at 'eleven, Feb.l3, aad MUM. .t remanded h th ad e e he ne e Ty co the m.. ; x al e.w isn in a ti t , Le GB n il o V le AttOtiiii ,...:. 1 ..." 8,:le e; . 78. J.ab dS1 1 : Rich* . strong fortress of Monte Video, in appo- mitted to his charge, and which, at the period - oldie '- • •:- . • - ~ „,' ~,-T h• • nuch re- treaty and abandonment, was well -and su ffi ciently. garrisoned and provided against attack, and whiCh ' Greek Church , to tat t ountess WOronzow, at the illkdald - 1 '-. .. Monday,.th . Ear "e' t ar . ' F: ll"4. mbsok7 '' accorcllng . to the eta <I it was not, at such period, in a state of blockade or afary-h-ilonne'• ;her which they were re-married, by trail 'tom He- siege: such conduct, on the part of the said Liente. certeet.' by the Bisffisp .4 Silisbory, at the Dowager•Cor ne •. 1 the Cap- mint-General Whitelocke tending to the dishonour of m t nbr '' ke the ' l -i i ii-eaveT'dith-1 07fTe; his Lor ds hip s after , nu ' / 'en to sea his Majesty's arms, and being contrary to his duty as: if - Y'. Wilts, ' I)" pa l le4 ' • the honey-m oos, pus', where _ey intend on shore. an officer, prejudicial to good crder and military dis- Yesterday, at gt:Miri Magdalene, Bermondsey, JamesOftent ' cipline, and contrary to the articles of war. Est. of Birminghani, to MIAs-Wright, daughter of the bte &Oa . Wright, Esq. of the former place.' • - . . 'y, from In ACKERMANII'S Microcosm of London, the second Fast i est i erd nni ia s at St. Nicholas, Deptford, Joseph Frenc h, F4l den gskez, to Miss Surridge, of Rainliam, in these . riber, for Number of which will be published on the First Day e , .unty. • - w on the of February, ROWLANDSON, who designs and engraves . HIGH. WATER #7 LONDON , . .....• ' sty's brig the figures, has been . peculiarly . happy—they are highly BRIDG.E I'o-MORROS e convo y characteristic and spirited. In the written description . :Arterneen: - .1....:. : .... se minuet's after S .. there are many whimsical and well related anecdotes, , e vessels ,_---e the little impromptu of Dr. BLCHAN, respecting some . gtrtLiiis'ittiTo RAtigt 4 toorae • - I, Eliza, laws of the Admiralty, is not only curious, but little DER, here offered•dtte a prize known to the public, and is well worth recordifig, - /42. the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimffiale' . ..partlentar acquaintanse, soli in of the • ii If a Sturgeon should chance to be cast upon land, Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and Re virtues juitly _atolift k ! Ravanch, ".Honest Groinix, HeAva t< bless him, the whole may oommatei, aci 1 but a curtain delitaarPreutotsd bit° in ta rP ubbel Y an t 47,t ufe of ;be pit is at large. ;i t d chooners, ' ' " But if equal misfortune beim'. a poor Whale, ~, ~ thitpreparatioo. Mr. Butler has come into poffsi4an of . . • " Let the King have the head, and the Queen have the tail.'" • ' recipe, and be heia to lane thofe afflided with decayed 9f ~, !.. cru i z ing The Ladies' Whist Club established in W ,„..".- „ ' ds , ,; teeth and gums, that they may rely on in efficacy is to! i sight of , I • ~ , es‘ , ..ms , "r a tee quality--a trhifen of which any one may be inoviissetll t a feyt.yeaes since, for the purwse of pit t i n g the win - fair and candid teed at one.box... Of the properties oftstr•TO nings of each party iny::••2 stock,-puriet IV pe,appropri. Powder, its dettrfive property Is juR reakiees CO clearewslo i 'Atid for the 'Cult. • t'Or tjr who . Cl u k„'" •tn the , dettrudive particles of ael4 which generally adhere to thSPII i for Bre- i •.Li " b • t : l # •, A: ../ ... - 7 - 1 --- F) 7 71.. 1 and in the interftices of the teeth with put injuring the SAN' rn. . .puscnase , lt tteg sczet-s 04 • Shiestivhis froved _. ... . either, healing . formes in the format ; P end pro ate gl a nt .very fortuinate, m0uth,.. ,,, :itlaitituticai:were rho the., ..tbe*st rw6 years ot. the mel of panty widtenefs, wbercit bits been injured oratr it i rather uftseiCesiftd, the last three tliqtatter. it has a plearpit and aireeesde °tug • : ibilb: . ` 1 77,„, '. . skuti 144.1 e 8401 .6f,.5001.. • N 94 ot A9ble . Lottery 6 ,1a0 ,),, , Yeats, from shares of 4pita..___ A Pii4s, 'brought each. i perfectly innocent, • that it rsaibe eaten . wjnicsat insty. i • d h i:ti v 4211 taraetsrlitie the un s p d f e l d ts a . .. .... of fro rt ais ranative de4ts and lop e r ii k e ibii •; Scher#e is the pcesent , fir thit.tivflig4he 'amuse- Print. P df ra6 t h e a us o re k s i R y a* t i mr siidis i me a id. 4 : n'keil! c 'a lriL,P ia ) ri ir4 l- , ( Pa T it l ?l,,h.„l. . ... 00!4.1.,,41.4.RutlandsiPft iliat of **Pea at! il i t , • • SS . al* Wii4 4 # 7 11 7.i.f)10%,01vw-r , vials , and rice f=liiear IniAl an g:Sirs tilitt b Vittailtii -,, . 't l',l ' - set i'll'ita,,i are 61 TiC -414. - • 4 IF i il es " :l4 . r i'Plew* gums" the breath tits kWaftdegidde easmoth.lokgor, 'tell -.-,-tys, ,Malt is:3:llore . , WI request ley Peal',"and ,the s xuto tt.tetir as dire/ lied, thilil rrilotsho teeth faito and Whi t * alt.. #o l s - 'orti bfiteani ale'soMetihat • efieipeia ite4lgelice lerable supply,. an i dthis : , ter .1. 14 t .., ' ,, ,ii , `Ut .,±_ linver ... is i ' xiiii, to.. vent the tooth soh frern rstatial6Wa.thoh who have • . .. 14 1 ,1n repa °ftlan red g and fl!l eert iold d as s' boletalc and retail toT titr 'P lufsr til'' i- , P.q.c”-1.41)qqe." is. I' tfF.7 . 4 1 .1. - " - ChtaptLit, comer a Patornntteraeow, London , and , 4:l a - tion—Fine Amitrie44 .., via 0 1:_it g4 ,.., i 171 1: ' ' ,• . try Medicine Venders sad Perfnews,ih hoxast sa- r% ne'N'aitSt T . . ( itcr•-aai p .81%4 '''' ' • Of whom may ktiadOpdses appmved hivw-wils, ll .o plea diat4 Wheat; 114..605. 7+2... 5. :, • i .1 11eini (old) . 5°4 1 oviio.''' ) Brtgass, price Is cid.' - ' • ' :' - 3 i; ,Vale, Fine ditto, 745. 765. • ;.• .4.Tiek ditto (old) Us. M t ~ .. • ihdriln mei Ropihivgl As% 591.1,- - : , -.;, - ,j,OithADl-ssis. 3V. . t - is, ordiwitpys Barley, 40s. 455. ., ~0 8. I,(‘/*Aii4.4leto, s ies. aiii, • 14IPPQN %. Pf4. l te4 8 0 3 4 POW -• • • cfflis ma 4 DoWt 7g+-?M . • • velo . titie•ditx4;, to ti l t - - swam Ptace, Lanibesh) at fig' - 14 • • - .' ' Seeoi4l l l 4 KS,. i 6 - krii. - 3 '- • 4 sittOt. Publlahldils4 at the Fitt; • ~.. •