Star. — London, England, 1814-05-07 00:00:00

.- • ..44 , • •• ---- • . • TH.S. ROTIL Fofmiz.r. . YesterdAy her Mairts-ry, Princesaes.Atfottsta. E4;- 7ABETII and MARY. unexpectedly arrived in town. They left. Windsor in a trAvelling carriage, at a etuAr. ter past nine o'clock. in theArorning, and'. arrived et the Queen's. Palace, 4titaifvot eleyco. iS,OOn aittir the Duke of CLARENCK ;Anted thern t Atone o'aielck the Q4een and . PrinCessps Fept,in off { .the Prince Regent's carriages.•to PortmanAnare, , arld boniered , the Dowager Countess or Hailertrim At half•palt three o'clock they prockeded toTarltori- House, to take an early dinner. Sohn after six o'clock they left town in the:cn.-err's travtAito carri'afte, et. corted by a party of 'light Noise, ou their return tuj Windsor. . • • • _ . . . - s rill rRINGE 4ZR.Giffirilt;CoUß7l • . . • •• . : Yesterdar.his Royal Higimms the PUEtteg REGIET held a Council at three o'clock, at. carlten ' which ,w4s:attended by • : • The ‘rebbisitop of Canterbury, the.l.ottl Presitteet, the Pr!vy'A• el, the Firoil.nra ut the Friesian the (; . thitteellor of the Exchequer. the First Lord of the Ashniristy; the Mesrr General -of tioetorslneuc'e...the - St eit ;ries of•tit forth, anl Home • Devaitmett s, the.Preatlent of the 80xi. , .1 of...onvout. the Lori Chamberlain, the Apr.! S ewarti, the Vtee Chamber'ain, the Troa suyer etf the. Household, the Conqtt: alter of the Houstltuhl, metal foigh, the broom in Mit ng. • • I fps Rciyl Hightse4 - after winkled a Privy Conn.. atilt, whis,fi WAetttarl Harrixoti, Ei4: was introduced and n sworit in a member, and took his low at the Board • .•sultirdlOi?iy.. • Roy a l Highness galte andieneis to die Earl of SivairtioL, Earl MuLosi,avit t E f irl liAtutownY, and VlAMilkt 616.1,84JT1L • .. . - • - - . • lieftrroan House.. The hlAtelsTriniss of s ; Hitht. 1%w.) had a Grind Cotten ofVocal and Lishintnehtal . 'Nome, at Hertford House on Thursday. Among the -.. .rertcraners were Ca-.(1.41J, TRIMEZZA NI, NALDi. &c. ,T •e performances - did not finish till after - usidnight.l it•vonis, appropriated for re fr eshments , were then thrown ripen: the display of flowers. fruits,. copfec.t ,tiiinary, wines, &c. were of the Illant l ux iirinus kind The Pentct REcISST . arid a long list ot. fashionablei were present. , :4 . • .• --, - .C.tunsu Horse was opened an Wednesday evening with a Root. sad Card Party. The magnificent suitd • ~. :of aparaments were thrown open at ten o'clock, and ".• the ethole were appropriately lighed up. • Among the . company were all the most distinguished individuals • in the brut ton. - . COVINT GAIIDIIIi TossTitz.—Mr. 'YOUNG support. ~ etl i last night•the character of Othello. His performances , . . •' throughout perfectly' accorded With the spirit of his - audios., The dignity, the love, the jealousy, - the grief, ot the Sbitsettesahappr Moir, were by turns display: ! estoati the bu.iness of the scene demandigl the eipreia . sim. In. the eat ly interviews with inge..-.in the hand kerchief scene—and in that w:iere Otlseile strikes his Wife.--Mr Yquno'S coneeption'of the chaxicter, •and his manner of giving lile to that conception—were • - exceeding fine. Mrs. Famir's De:Joke:at was modc.st, affectionate, and tender ; and Mrs. Powit.t., in .tuidia, merited, and.: waived the most distinguished Marks of a;p:obatka. - ' t . . Nor Mt.4le.ll;ltivo.--Thursday evening the New Itreical Seriet held. their Altana) FeStival at the • n and • Anclaortavern, which WAS very nume- .. ..so Cr il attm3ed. • His Royal Hi l .thoess the Ddke of • • fiviiiptiwisailed on then cca'i in. Svieral appropriate , grj itS ift't given by the• Noble Chairtnin. Thew al • • paw se paraled at a latebolic, h ighly j delighted wit '-•• the performances of gr.G.SN:AJIT. Messrs. C. tin' ,o -t ITRANS, DI,LLAWC, - PTXII. l I IIIINIatDs WALIZSIt, I**Ster . *WILLIAMS; kc. Sec. .. Comm:sant or aw:Jetattr-Thursday evening the Watts •anniversary sermon Has preached , in St. Bride's .- ' • • ' ' Church, Wet-street. by the Dean of Wetts, for the . \ ''', benefit of the Society. for the Conversion of the Jews. . . Paeribus to the sermon there were seven adult Jews baptised, and many converted Jzus of both , sexes - war present. The Church was immensely crowded, 'and throollection at the doors was very considerable. • Yesterday the Society held their sixthanniversary - - meth% :it the „Freemasons'. Tavern. Thirty-two cenverted Jews were present. • Coate -.-Awnfficial aceount laid before the House of Convellgtet, states the amount of British and Fo. cri:cri Corn exported from Great Britain, in the year • "•,- iltt 11, at 3),44l quarters to Norway and Ireland— .: 2.1,1: to•Heligolansl--,51,582 to Portugal ands Spain —563 to Gibraltar and Malta--38,8`:9 to Ireland, the Isles of Jersey., &c. and 31,171 to the British co • Itlnieein America, the West Indies, bt. Helena, etc. ... • • i • making a total of 161,500. . . ' • Hossits.—The quantity of this stock that is pour ing into the marbet , is -incredible, untie froin ; Pentle. • tioestselso r me gain abroad," and' from others itt4o ~. . -:.. ofltre abroad at - preeept IP- prices ere 'fall; 9O -per! • 'c . ism& l'e titestatay 'le added the number that MINIM , 'be disposed bi resit Issieduced Dragoon Regiments, 1 the Attiltary, and the Wairgers Wain, ' . •. In consequence of the happy' change of events on ____ —l__.... 1. —11...... a.• 1....... A.., ......t...,18.,....e. ~_ , . . •- • ' e. ' !r • I . 1' 0010 04 . 6 -emi Ism Captaia .RosaYs, of Bruges, by his fnen a nter dit. C . bury, who having beenven to understand that he • had be put to death —gi as an Eaglhh spy, vere agreeably surprised to learn that; hr .was still tlasugh very seriously ia‘sPosed at Bros . seas. —This stemmata Gentleman, diariag the last Campaign is the Nettaerlands, furn.s,'lctia Waggon tar the Britibh Army. and. Guide 4 1.3 r the tity of the Coaarninauiat, and subsequeoly - pined . • the ; British Acuity, : at Abe Fielder, with Gott y . young men, or good kapiktl e . most . of them e m uires • le : tlac Whelan& and Brabant, and capable jai, apeidsiug the Dutch, Flemish* French, ?At) piv ha languages, and wba Were in iParreqiionce_forriect vitth Oar •. ~: . 1 -•~ 4 , 44 • AN/PEC am rem( ~ 9'~~v` ~'." ' . • 4, • *iP A Ph a fk lia, 757 ,, r - akto an iatacette. Troop, w lifLichiile iG.a r4r,some time. stationed in Canteibin, Tihcte h 74); t eld in 14.11c11 estimation. .SubiequentlYbaAa. (pitted the Fritish seryice, he returne d to " k tt.r art estatei he pOssessed near Brnies' and wits artsted by the yreßcit. 40jxxxinistrators, a,cet*li of being ar,f4y or the ligghshi.insl fom it , G e fijr insiun th aehe d raised above troop, vai t s „ e e .til e ig nte‘iie -eiter i lhe Dairtiobt,t!trviCP., . Wag t consNtenci , : b;mkti 6ut . . ; :k r , tivg.ft . ig o c in g or4ecgtic. . ea resifwg 4unOttrf 2 . and' i on e rain of death • ;faith ei.ustand ; and hence thalpebiif :hat the Nixon of his 4Plubi•vas ,cor met. ,r . . •• 4 . • '4• . • ' jpçf d 1^... • f it AW I 14100 NOIL I . .1 • . • • • ••• • • • • . 4 - - ; . •en •of EICC Eli, ?WAY bit+ ittou .• • ItePlitSCOigg ti . 'MAY' Misr Orme* ' " - t "this case came before" Coort upon Denititrers by the plaintiffs, to.the pleas • pet in on the part of the - defendants. The action 'wre besought by the plaina l tiffs to recover from the defendants*a,cetnpeasation is d.inttges fran injury sustained by the :plaintiffs, in Itfieir character and teputatioa, In erfhsiquence of a. - libel published a7;tinat them by the defendants. It ap peared that a tertain meetingor•society Vas heldart room ia Sonthwold, called the Cassino, frequented.liY; proprietors, by annual subscribers, and by otheri:l'''i 'and the libel in tanestion consisted in tlk, that the de-i 'firbantri and tubas% Who Were described as proprie.: this of tnd subsiiibingto this Breese,, had come to at .resolution, purporting that the Rev: Mr. John Robin.' .son and Mr: Janus Robinson, being unfit petsorts to', be associated with by thetii,.lac rejected. ' 'After heating Candid, - • *. 'The Coln witsimanimmittly of opininh;that the*, was nothing in the aublicatfort in question which could, be - Pfid 44iJconstilate it-libel, and, therefore, ordered that judgment shotild be entered for the defendants. 1 • , ! CONSO:SORY COURT. DOth'OßS' cp&tmoxs, Mat 6, • .„, DAYS, TALIELY CALLED 36KViS AGAINST JERVIS. 1 • Tfiti . was a suit of nullity of marriase, byre son oft 'minority; brditglit by ]Elizabeth Hannah Days against' 8. R. /era's, her husband. This cause was heard last Term,:when the • Judge .deferred the conclusion of, it for the ;urpiise of admitting further proof of the fact • of the father of the husband dying intestate, aroi_that no guardidnwas appointed by the Court of Chancery. The proof, pow produced being satisfactory, the Circuit pionotruced the marriage to be null and void. EWING V. WHEATLEY.. • This was a cause of Lullity of marriage, brought by Martha Ewing, of St. Ivlary-la-bonne, against P 4 rWhektley; l l.er hu.hand. The cause Caine On On the admissiott of the libel, which chatged Mr. Wheat ley whit Wady describing himself in procuring the licence. and Vial a litudnlent altetation of the same, pOvioas to the solemnization of the ,marriage, which conk _place on the 19th of November last, in •St. Marr.la.bortne church. •It appeared in the licence that the Lady's name was spelt " Ewen" instead 'of u Ewirig ;" that Mr. Wheatley corrected it, bung her right panne. It Was contended, on, the part of the wile, that describing,himsellfalsety and altering the licence, was done with a fraudulent inten., uon, and therefore it would vitiate the instrument, - and =bathe marriage null and void. ' * 'rise Court (Sir Wila.rata ScnTr) was dearly of opinion that there was WI fraud intended, and there fore rejected the libel. • VOUIASE Paris I aay'sda. )0 ‘.30 Liv. Ditto s u Us. 19 50 tiourdeatiz,do. 19 50 Madrid, 4$ Yffecf. - Effect. Aniserdarn, 30 8 S U Ditto et si6ht, 30 0 Rotterdam, e. f. 9 6 2' U Hamburgli, 28 0 2.1 U - Altona, 28 1 et U ...nail COURT OF ICING'S BENCH, MAY 6. lig Kitt: V. VA•' nouttocu. This was an information filed against the defens dant, a soap 'manufacturer,. f'or a diusance, in conse. quence of the noisome tfilaTia emitted from certain ingredituts used in bis profession, which were not only offensiv.e,bnt dangerousto the health of his neiglihonts. The defendant let judgment go by default / and was btOughtup fw judgment. On behalf of the defendant it appearedahat sines the information was feted he had become a bankruptl AO the nuisance was still continued by his aasigiters 4'l whereupon It was ordered that jit.igment Ise %ft:erred until it should be ascertained whether he had any thing to,do with the continuance of the bu,ioets and if net,.the Court luggestid the propriety of fili-- in:ormations against the resent parties. who cot ed the nuisance. COURT OF COMMON PL1414 tArraii TERM. • BEFORE LoliD €IIIBF .10110 E GUM. A case of isansiderable importance to the.inhabi. tants of hlargAte, anti persogs entployedby Public Inbtitutions. noNcre s SYMES. • This action was brought by Mr. Boncey, 7 . Cliarisi a., of - ftlArgate, a Builder and Sinvey. r, ageing . Jam. Rote Sy rnes, Esq. to recover the sum el 1013, for work and labour done by the plaintiff tegthe Gellert], Sea-kuulduz lnfirtn.try, at Margateeof which irrniii- 1 tionMr. Spites, the defendant, at the time the work was done, was the `rreasurer. t allovemer r and Direct tor. The.contionts of the Clipieurnit Sud.hat c kfm; teary are maaaged.by a Trinakivereaptil‘ tors; ~ there are 509 governors and.upwards belusgiog t o the Institution, every Subscriber being a Governor. And it was contended, on the part otthe Defendant, that he singly, was tint liable, but that the body at large were, and here he rested his &Ithaca. Ihe Lord Chief Justice AQIIIIVI held that it would L IF ,graposterous to compel the plaintiff to eue all dr Rqtrartsors : that here was a Treasurer and Director isanigiog this corCertis of the institution, rind giving %Agri %giber work to• be dome; and that he' was clearly the party the tradespeople ought to look t& ‘ f ai . payment of akeir just demands. , • . .' - The Jury immediately returned a verdict for the abler, ` damages £ 1130.-the plaintiff having pre.' viously agreed to take that sum m preference to 15r01g. - a ins the cause before the Court. . Counsel far the plaintiff Mr. &lain VAVOILAN Mr. Esrmassz—for the defendautleawes, Ser.. Less And Surdar. Anorniss 11111111. RICH an 4 HILL for plaintiff—Messrs. Nawmatse for d.. resident. ....--..--- ' • , Mr.—Sfr. For, the sou of a gentliapat ' Iklitsgitrilaker-street, North, having, in with- poem other young men, resolved to . gsg. OA 1 Perk, ppitiied. to a mend for advice. ati,ta • tat drputatutiiing ' ' s foi Is, , 4 XCLIANGE. Naples, Litton, .Oporto, Dublig, Oak, • Palama, 143 I.4retorn, G 4 damn, 54 VOlice,n.C.S2 I.if.Pictole. • efrixtive per/. •tot. • 42 • 72 . 73 8 9 PRICES or ()OLD AfID SILVER. Phrtugal Gold in 'Coin, • £3 5A..0.0d. per ox. Foreign Got in Bars . £0 us. W. - New Dollars, - - 6s. I vi..per oz. New DoOleos', 4.1, Os. Od. Silver in ban per oz 04. es!. NED.• blt passage from Spain, the Rev. Mr. Williams, formerly of Walton, ;nd Virqt Weybread, in Suff.-4. • On the 2s:St ult. at Farky-howe, near Godaltrivg, Master , Charles , Piterepont, second met of the late R,ear-Admiral I);erre pont, asetl 7 years. I.atrly, alive a chart ant soirre !Uncle, aryl 72, Mr. Abra. ' bans Frost, Vostronaterof Sudbury, whichaitSmive he held 34 year , . October het, ha th• 47th year 0f.1.14 age,- Mr. /An Severn,' Purger of bl's Majesty's ("Op Phtebc; &owned hy the unfortunate ursetting of the .ehip'e boa: in the Bay of Guayaquil, dear Qeito, iu Sousit Anttrica. FOR CC:MI(3I.IS, FIfIARz.F.NESS4S, &c. • kilr R. GREENOIJGH'S I'ECTORAL LO LYI ZINUBS of "FOLU;the great demand for whsh4 zfter rars trial, proves them a superior remedy far al; Coul;hs, - . iloarsecesset; Sore Throats, Altlimatte and Consumptive Can plaints. 'the-genalne only have R. HArwsas pnoerd ow the statutt, by whom they are prepared, as seceewar to Mr. Gree nough, Cie Inventor. Sold in boxes, at sit. lid. each, by his appointment by 1 7 : Nevi. bery and Sons. St. Paul's Churchyard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley ml Co. Cockspor-street ; 'Nix, Ro),I Ex change; Ward,39o, Holbora ; etv.rk,269, Borough; Sanger., I 50, , .osford•oreet ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market; I;lake, 56, t4C cadilly ; and the Vendrn of Genuine MeeVn. 6. Where also may he had, Mr. Greeisnw,fs'it crlelmatcd Tine /' tures for prevrviiig tlieTsch and Gums, and Luring the Tooth- Sch, in tmlarzed bottle 9, at t.h. 9tl. each. • Fl die *slis incident tie human.l.l' m frank, there are nose more dreadful in their nature, nor mote ailarmlng h 1 th4r cettsequencres rSt.n the GR AVM. and S 10N8, PAINS in Lb, BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LTIM• 'BlOO.. They alts appliiits to which every person is hale, auB areafiano6llBB.* rosy other species of Disorder. • . lIICSUAN's Composed tithe Misr human Ingredient., have been found of lbws/or in not only strengthening the vessels containing •I* L eine , bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it s ' from which !mitred the abOve complaints, &e. removing the Mot* or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to the disorders, vilitheut confinement. From acounious. nest of the powarful quality, of these Kilt, fully evinced by a , pesvate practice of many yeas, they ate offered to the afificted, 7; and tecommended as a cure fin the abwe coaiplaints. told whoferale and retail at Mr. dieter t, 4, Cheapside, corner of Sc. Paul's chitrchiatel; and reuniter lielans And Sharp, Por:s. mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson,.Goeport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, loom Potties ;Trevemum;.3lititer ; Cooke/on hy,.Okn— vflie,Gilbert,and Hastitut.Plyawerlo; Newbury,bublin; and Macdonald; einnow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and,B4o.` burs, Kelinbagh • CruteVell, Bath ; Rosa & Peck , Hull ; Greyest, VAward. asst Pe:my, and Mine, lAverpool ; Stains and Lynch;, Maschipitert Dowen,Norivitch; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gr e gary,Snlgloonv Wien:, Brighton; and most M.eiliciate AND. dens, to bozos at.2s. 9d. each. rHE r e A test discovery in the . tiiemory of man ii 1. 1 universally allowed to be the celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which is a certain and effectual remedy for Nervous Disorders, 'avenge indiscresiws, lowness of spirits, female com plaints, keid-ache, debility, lore of appetite, relaxations, indlges boa, coughs aad colds, bilious cases, c‘nsumptions, gout in the stomach, impurities of the blood, glcrts, seminal weakneis, &c. Prepared only by S. So • osioN, M. D. - Author of the " Guide fr Hsaltis,"iad other valuaVe Works, Gilead House,. near Li- VarPuok Sohn'', Mathews and Leigh, 13, Strand ; Bacon aad Co. 150, Osford•street London ; Mrs. entith, Peefumer, North Bridge , 'lld!ubureb; i. liaitsr and A: M•Donald, Glasgow ; acid all NU dicta* Veuders. Price I Is. each, or four in nue family bottl ',IG 10 KVA, ;mittens tu a spouts tut lia4 7 .I•7' OM , %.• -- '''.” • CIiCUM V Caniva a• a • sac •• a. ••••••••• •••• •••:.•• _- 'in at tin/LIU:Ai/ling a fevi guiaigt ftilf the alp. He far s9!. lsy which otie It s s.bot tie is send, with the wordsl , Smut was refened to one of the tribe of Israel, Sul itinerant goloWaP,Livepoot," engraved on the Stamp. a urcbacer . 4f 'Oaths. in that kifighbourboisdi vibe Of whom clay be had , he celebrated AN'll-iNINITIGINES, P s •br Saltation's Ora (vrtthodt mercury, oe say tleleterms pre., agreed to furnish SO it 1/7111 . 14 9. and aPPOiUteil irr• partition), ,and Se *hest eetlaustion for the cure of the Fox, as the businasb erasetsktr . et*.nteet him at =oi raatv Scrtifula, rosy, and all disorders ori g inating to au iot- a ppton..Dilltesii .F. eixdratei .. sof file ; Wog gradual, grade, mid almost am- ity : l 4 3 7f ea r repot '; t hy , a recap ROI rill he then itippied, Whitb "he Aid' ti , it' Nan ' . • - Ira for OM dangeruai mineral Mercm, sweetening ' la ihtlec toofoliMo!--the hest substitute Oast Imo evil the iko6d, aaticidmidattag k to expel all.notitms lind impure After *hick he decataiiedi witlarlaiiiireaapita f1 1 101 4 1P 3 1 10 1 114114 ASPS , lo the pate's, enhveniog and Mal., kst the fears, which were eseibiglilidkg ifuti.of s u r atib i both i hody odd mind. ' • . ' . Price 4t.litiesid its to : ihottlketaty ktefuded. •Re eirehil to i 4 i5C0.4 1 :3Pt t44s l 4dbctsgidiffrt "1.1 auiv elb Attvexer, iron Is — te - disma ootta . twenvm...: ti liamilital. lioloogon' a Liverpool," en g raved la t, , Beako.otthoul_ . lofilei paste !tested nnet. . - 'lO - nad boil/it( lritfacri t I 1 5 e r; :i .h. •"*.elegailhonWefiliWieb4ens belekee, the usual cation was yesteriar Tpiar i AV plot te be ih e cipsed,o4dressed— • to apprehend ;Wanda ) yid they e rrs is of a . I ttrot ik eo, Gilead Heese, nor likvetpool. him.• Peigimilis powers." • • . ... - . .. , 1 t. : ... 1 • ". VOierDo4 Ainticrit - • NEwc,A~nr.sini itArnsitte4i. mApItETS. • • Bier. per st. Ms 1 / 2 d to Si 1d Vid • • ' 4* 0. ••• •••• Yd 'Mutton - is tut to si 0d:14.#0 14. * . 4 " SO Od to 7b • • Lei. t - - leittet3 OF HAY A° I , :a - .6 • • JAM L 1 1. . • Hiy' II Oy to SI 'es ed trAw 3116 to SI Ss 011 STRAW 11:STERbea.• W ata ecuaiia. Hay -" -4s 'to Wes Straw - 11.16 a to 11 4s I Clover . • 61 8s !O 71 ti HB BOROUC IVIARKI Valet. OF HOPS IN .1 tt cry adios. lient GI • 6s to 91 'Ss 'Susses SI O. to 81 Ss Essex 81 Os to 91 5 —OUGH ,AItK.KI New Pormrre. Kent 'sl a 4 to IA 0 L Sussex 15* to WI 5 1 . tarnbent 111 Qs i 16; RAW first _Heifers :and Steers (rt. stone) Ss 64 to ss «I Miudlittgt, s Pd 20 st 4..! 144 to lausi--L HIDES. lOrdinary- ' 11; id to is lOU 1114rket Calf - - lis each. Vog:Horte 121 od to 1.49 .tamb `ljin►, as 0.1 to 4s 3.1. , • k' itit.:f. ov Teki.i,pw i St. jaittet's Market es (NI Town Tallow 101 a 6. 1 . 'l.lare Market • Oc od * Yelloo: touts tit, od Whitectiapel Marltee lit, 10.1 *hitt ditto Ouo od per stout of 81b.- -r-i--•- 1 foap ditto OJ* od; • Ire lltd I - Melting Stair . $2l Od, AyTr Ise fra lld I Ditto rough' Oka ud YAllow,boar I 484+-Moktiet., tiOs--Cord,l24.—Palm one. Canstlele per IttkreAtsb '- . 1116.03 !Omit& .- 17s id . PRICE Of _ .. MAOIST, 11447 L • - Mdpa at Markey . Sold 51 Neocaitio - 391 - • . 47. Id •to H. id . 9 biuldtri.o4 - 7 - T 471 Od to 511 ifid .' $ cillilitrS .. .1 - SOS od. 11 - with a Liver cosoplaint, for a groat mosalusg.of years, so distresueskwith weakness . . abs.l rontraerfitms,wars be Itcapable of attending fist' Regsmeatos a Gayssain Moho Sait4o4ia tol 4 llo l . I returned to dd. country with hope( of Assisting a curt, *Mon every meats WAS stud fat tstb years sod eta wftbost *aim AUtCeSg4 tVilrfl a friend sent me ogee, ruts raimddets,..lows I found ,Case ipir.tfaintan, etactly slnillar ay . woo. `which Induced me &testi you. • • •" •• In a few days was much relieved; and in two owntlio was& redo/0d jambe enabled to resume rev stseal **Minn, sod edit :unit of my Case may bS wen no the boo::: of the Pfbllsnols 4 la the East-India Company, aod by maim% It as publte as itosAti• you will much oblige, Deis -Sir Your Aedirn boode SeAlotr. He irate, it test:MC. .4,1w u e - ' t --, •A, CERTAII4IIII4OII4It.' •. I . ..-. .1 ..... . frHE Value ot Da. rest EM AN ' S GFrra.Saigarravik. Al . ..11. • iiii beep so 'Ong pro 411, that nothing or 'ale paims:oit ?of we Call bear . a co:apt:ilium) wtta it, la Al the .ItEeettot riiies an a certain disease ; trLich It ertectually cures and - 'Cgs rho habit; whhoutocttitrg t:11 fain kil feuliag ast/ s ea attends sallsattr.a.-sei host d.-aditsting the car.stitast in at, • &tree, or turn requinng r,oft.:enterts keen binieeiiio firliele. tiongt diet. The riolcal .. 4 rttios te(ellesettleainullyila Divisions proved their c!aint to pubt.c approbation fur sit'llelßosts nom& IS all the debilqy of -4.-tes ttrey prose a neve:44lft eltolir• • Whether the delathry is prodoced by too free swot - wet.. - .,;; 1 t. illicit pleasures. UT the sffscts of a warns.elnosts: is er's and these gling almost% they canner be . 000 - =hotly, orthey will.rozeive a soTe," 'portly, sod col** :cure, in ;di 94 stubborn sleets, and.every weakness ,that nitionis the bladder and ro.atts of urine. By its effiCacy many c.—rasb have become mother., who for many years had been droltrod 4 tioathapptocss. Sold wtolesale int rend!, at Mr: &Meet, Poly. 4, Cheapslik the cote of it. Patti's Church-yard; and tettd, by Bela* ad hht4t, Portsmouth; Hal 4 'Littman, Gosport; Album, West*, fvla..forf, and Juncs, Vorties ; Trewinan, Ezeter ; Coairwordligt. Gimvi:ie, Caen, 'and Hominid. Plymouth; Newbury, Dar iht; Baster and Macdonald, Glasgow -, Sanith. Mandesos% Scott, and Reaburn, Edlnisurgb ;.Crutwell, W4ll'; NA, &Yost, Hull ; White, Belenton ; Roberts, Seldon. and' Ruff, Clenlioi bast ; Cresson andltillinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverisg* Statue and Lynch, hillitiva er ; Bowen, Norwich ; Klux% aisi Lloyd, Wrtitinghant ; Grrzoty, 'brightno; sad swat Nisidiefir V i m 'en., ia bottles. affS.s. cid. 4Or ett.arOftv. . • _. • _ • -- 11!t.GILBE.K . 1"s VEGE'rABLE ANTISCOI4 4 1 1.31 EUTIC DRCt'S,are.sold in Lcadon, wholesate nod ripe taffeby It. - Butler, 4,. Chcapside ; liewbery and Sant, 44*.Sa. Paul's; .E. Edwards., (late Alsays and Edwards) GP. P'tw aiedl Sutton and Cu. pare Incry .soul Co.) 10; Bow Church-y=4, in .I)i:inks at Li. ft.. and's small size at es. rid. each. • -. • I ilia extraordisory hleriknie stands unparalleled in the i•lff of many inveterate and 'alarming disetio, to wit ch O. lemon body is oil+ ct at all seises:is of 'the yew; and in ev.,ty chilli*, but the Ceres which have been nbta toil from its use mot* owing dlstO•durs, exceed every thing of the kind slat& are come under our observation, *is. tichrogibola nr ring% ffttil, C:encirs, Uletested Legs. Wonoda brainy part.ct !I.e.**. . part:relarly 1'1,0" Pile; internal or eternal, Loring?, Stentis. tie Ereptions,'atub.all Corrosive Humours, wino effecting the lead, eyes, or any part of the body or limns. f The D irmaraie evidences_ winch are extant with regard t• its siect;ss in the Ono of Paralytic Affections, (eatel, Rhinstrailem, and Rheumatic Gnat, best a' testits powers over them ski l i t rifs; 4isras e s.. gi n , oilier disorders which rtriginate dors she Scurvy interna)ly, on! lie, as it niey be said. dormant is their reen fora writes( yam% but are at last from tt sir inveteracy roe• id into attion o and,por. duce A train of sufferings too severe for destnptior, nosy be Checked in their Infancy Icy a fete battles of this• intraluablisie 'mod,. lo art 4 er.to verily theta. varietal, We subjoin the %Boor , Log Interesting Case, which. com. 4 is facts the most important: sae. slitters or AN nraittistAresctoor, &e. • ' • .. •Hirtaii, Augurs a, 111114 .. " • . An ir.stanee of this itir.d betty ocronest in the fat*lly of tVt.r 4antes HoTtgond,of Horton, Mir Wimberce, Deese shire, ohms Wife bad lung LA sienstie s ialmorol undeir a Scorbutic Drawl.. rbuill effected avast every part of d.ehody i the tientoiars Were Ofthlifilt mid aced nature. as to curie the looks *id rains to r ise:l and became nrougl y ioganicsi, t.e . ..iileti avenue. a hey were •fre,,Oently itspt in wet Otto, :mil hung ZIA alf1; over the a lacr...t. derv. Mrs. htsrguod's•ch:l4 was s..ntri u:ter it% birth vitae" sttli. tea yobs the same d.sease, out hi the course at a sew mist Cis the acerbity of the -humours was so great, es ne Illy to i.epriee itii sight. The n•ottver and child. aster Lavin , rtutlesslg sought ihp te from vnnous medical means, were both cured by a lest triti s 0 cti,pEit I 'S VEOF. I ABLE IeXTISLORBIJ I IC DROPS. I . Witness James Herr:obis. Wholesale country Veuo..are let Dr, Cliberes Vegetable 11;.. them Antic lirops, are, Brod:e at d Ilowliig, salisbury ; Wiltistend and Dyce, fitter VOilbert, Plymnuils-Ootet; and sold retail imp •Heire and Pulse, Druggists, Portsea r Briars. Druggist, Ports. nuvarh; Legg, Ihistrnist,r, Goliort ; Brown. and Rowsitis„ Neotiori, Isle of Wight ; Itrillit, itamwy ; Hatevey, Soothes". ton; PlalUipson and Pratia, .Cluchester ; White and P6illicsin i ,• Brighton; . Sisowhrook, liairshum ; Monday, Wroth:nig; far% Winchester; Haydnn and Cu. tiymnuth; and our respecrabie Malicine Vender in yid !Owns set) itglaud. t . -• • • : twi l l co. Someone, late lit hfajestis Service, el analogs the err.oht weed to prove s ingle throne* stet.ers: tiller bludidate and method ri cure ewe `ar.el of the desire.: effort The practice of many years la the k )artlctilat branch a their profeislan has not given rise to see :nsuccessful CASE. The./ continue to direct:heir wanes to the treatment and UNA Venal Cor,,"aints, and that derar.gattent of the system. seb•ch is the consequencent the perioctotis and as:beefy! effeas • habit long animist ealuvaaily pursued by the yanking both saes, n the Mae if will be hamt to be the uttlailloa source of barren ness; the other Lave ha ravages fatal &watt:oda them by a tressing suer of doliiti:y. wlsch,lf not timely teruethed,tersinetts tiopot aloe . are Its remote and ultimate effects, will* Coe 4bnivtintis, ktrrui muscular poveer s an,i varionsciecvaus contnieints malty characterise the earlier stages of this ioik sry vhs Of pa rim languiabiug under the dant...len ineldestto such a babirolfietr 4eattaent is simple anti has never rowed wane...ask ha the *purse of n long, 'shortens, m1.114%131 exteaded-prsctleci, let Elba atost obstinate and compl:cated cases of vtetral infection, sloth as obArttotioatt In the urethra, sPeogy• eseresceaces, hard Ao mori, odious ulcers, eruFeloas, earning weakno s, gieets,,as slas sTatc Ilrailtlisiaecentlee of long &rattan, and anitlelehave hafifillathe 'lull OW/kw Practidoners.;srehy ties preJtent iroproval plan nt treatment, datuallrand pernutwlttly cured, withoot therpattent weer ng the escrictsrue pale and.alsersitureseutorrhaterashlc l • often folows the appbeiaos of ale Uttar esitillts• In the Mutat 0 1 No yaiN estenstve practice in klbli metropolis; numerous cuss at Atrabteva have been and ere daffy es44.3their ewe, dalf:Satil , statheatiao of which are effee:ed by a est% neriatn, rad, eons mode of practice, superior to soy (Asa. yet adoptetM weakness, relaxation, and debility ptooesedag frost thie itbnt- ,pialpt, is, sibaddy rennuted, and the paneut tftetoral is wolf and rgorous bealtly. But where the 414114 his for years levee red, a proper perseeerave in the reetotaiise centedwv,afterti , e Strictere has been d....royeti, is indispeestahly reqii.site to mane the slumberutg sparks of life, and tp reanimate the cafts.:tsidan Several liobient.ll and Geat'aboinit of the.fro t.b :.are been under the care!'.uf Mow:, f.,;urne and Co )-v crave/ • formal to C..ntlA2.:tlts o: the Urethra htrictoes, &t. N. It:Tthy 1 6 E (caved a 'att.:al eri perins talt eke, segue* it.srrheetteCe . may be made" to than AS S6StSt. 2 etEg eArt46l2e62 o f the 13 : 4 4 aerie:icy of Meyers. Corns end L.71.*,, plan of tree/null'. Maui of three I.:codeine's Lai Stikine - a Moat tea telactify rust, sod were tifit!er t!ae one Beau's. lieu: ant: litastedow au.l other sutyrom of etva! emkente; ohs atterupted theirews by the appneaht 41 of the fearrtattlitnt, eaIIIAKAUCCESS. • t Patients it ;heaven/ 4 y are /..questal to state the.partiesheas of their tame 3 t and, m.v:ar of :lying, enclosing a 1110 h 0. note fur athrile sods oitelicnire, and t:tr aims will be given Se tont-Sari to any part of the Xing...oat. ~. • Meson. Currie sad Co : may be u;slifiltoabr dther 'WI, with the greatest delicacy, ntercey an.t htelaer, at their !le I ny, Hastos..lsr4rort MOH WATER ai° LONDON - liatiii ro..missitto‘.. • PAnrutes ...,..—?... it—....essee-x el 2t wig . a •`` 4 1 1 • ItrIT011•••••%••• : ....... ~. 4S M nu. pi artiP__ . L! .. , LONDON : Panama Lani. Krim Pickett Plate. publisbed there, sad at the ilawoGais, Temple gisr: • • b' ihMthlftesent 1% • . No. 1, - erent :hniiiriers•~ o . l % DEAR Sin, • •• PonscnotieS, A !i i se. IS, IS* • •-• •• - . '• On bawd-then* Yank WS,. trAVNO beim much aigicted with (k'ut, ittl all a _ 4 ir.r.or Mt 3 neat mintiolog rail 1144 % ~i_ . '~--- .: ,• • • p • • (4.• ,NUMBER 8484• . .sl' t r atrium orglisteePliNiNG, • .; PA vin oxis • whin • . IMITAGE CHIEI Music conspcsad by 1 ttie it a 4. rr ile . and F. G Pa* irouTrail x. 'Ai* an mainly nee 2410 - Duos, sad la TONS at 1 The IDOWllira 'Aber which Mr. Gilbert erupt Fair; or, John Bull 11 " 1'4 0 4 to mein& at Conde Pamela:We with /4 Dresses, and DeetarLisas, ai THE HALL Or, HARIAQUIN A l'be Pantomime Into • iibidadsiner, b mama the Palm c Sang, venue by Mr. N.A. The Masi; of Slim fished, and may be bad at corner of Sababury-Ereet, St • Ss* Pieces ar ~. Pomo to bs.-bad of Mr. oat to Use OSto from Ter boors °petted at Half past cossossoce at Half-past Six p Boxes as. lit its. Gallery 1 TURMI 4/ TO ft lzr, FORIM A CONVENIENT S 4116 iiiikbrait, small Orchard. and Enzit mildew; for One !subsea* Pot Code to View only TLEY IVO TIE BENTLEY A- ?Wok dealt Damn. Ow Manor el' iliketad it Eight lambed Acres of . , Timber 'ad Woods potting 06ApplicaSeas for PuS4agal : ,!slob's Ito !Odds; or siestoleenreelmeetr 611401140 AMPPO 1..0 DLO W, SHRUM Aly Mr TO 1111 Sal At the Hop Pole lao, Won of May t, et Ter PHE latd t tftd an f=s e r sow eV. thapisiew imam loft ekeild/ mut'. Wrtei Inikiter tint Iva! duty 040-4100 divot mod w'rds tb ss ifidiethis. owl imp Priatai•iniodists, M. Theme Dowse at A fir: Was. ab l er sass _ Ptazth New ikulladow - wel • Mr. Vratislaw, sodettel. Wereeriser ; demi, aleudai Hert, Ba.tit4 orl Arsaa. k Mr. Sfesrut, Vlecaddli, fO-Mait ROW THE 1C15,0® fur the Pint-draw m , ember C DOUIIO.E CNN L E Sit Fifty 81. DM liana in die • - - el as it • Sem erlil receive all wn Hlif 'will raceme Tr, A r tutrier wM receive 1 win reeekre 1 A 4iitawittli will recel•c Tides and BWI Cgatomition fir an POULTIT TU. tQ, Cowstwu CRps WA The pATita IMIAT 1 V . invigorate the CODS' THE Patentees. A N beg to inform the ilia tart tl<eir Saito bask; obi from th e simplicity of thei Via /*tiny, suitable tar "OM TSqr WV be sees tory, 76, Crest neon-stn ILL AA Assist soot Ws*. improval Hot Air soots at /Mien Furniture COLONEL VO in GSM ism's, GA e t 'BOVE Thirty flog; bow to feed rhos of ail cowmen dies s* Vermin. he itat-catc Promises dim without trst alliewesso digit Dimwit Maybes; on boring Barr *el itessarts an Rate S. itiblailh and per* rois the gale Corps tali*" en Arms lose 1. sure than if fresh km r rejigs at nisbt by dr PI lo prevent PAM oulows o 7 ; to c IsPOreer sad an W elle titbits Mery .M r‘l orleo Cit a P Bs ineopie fo. the r).11 *Ay Is tint Moms R Ms tal Se, I al* &PI yields as ir a t e sugs 140••' Ist it IbO.J ' -7" \ L IE ~ . 'i +~~l i~ r ` l , • l • • ?MCA Oi LEATtii:R ti 4 14it MAI tiALL MAR KKi Buns 2ld 83t1 Caft Skiis . 344 386 ; plito, , . , k5:l *264 Ditto 3a4 414 1 , Nlcrchints' liaekB 214 280 tdtio . 38d 414' , Weevil iii4o . ...Bid 234 *mai Seth 404 4.2.41 Fine Coach Hide.% $2.1 W t 4 1 A..14e ditto, per doz. 134)s looe . , PRIC.6OF (3.4-ILS—COAL MAKIth I, MAY 6. ' " • • 0... l - 7.. - . - COUNTRY M.ARltit I'S ..--.....--, . VitasDog, May Sop—Wheat, per Rod oel 4 Os to se2o Os --- Barley, per touter 364 to 40s. Oats 24s to 314. 1. 4 .14116 421 to 464. ' Peas srh to ills. . Oiroaa, May S . — free of a bushel of Wheat 'Ss. Sld.-- ' The Quarters I.oar, Oa ltul. leswicit.--1 be spew of lean bears at Ipswich Ear on Wed. norscluy was very large; btt, from the ezpectatioo tha: a coma. sleeable r t docitai would take place in the pnce of stuck, there I was so eildeot darie.iln tre :air, and very li.tle bus newt done. Haswictr—Tuesday last a cargo of the buttocks 'vete lonicst tm lltils uin, cuusibliug of 7 Erns and 12 Leitt.rii. V •