Star. — London, England, 1817-12-30 00:00:00

TO A LADY WOWING puma A SZAMOIf. VERSES. As angel wastrrisg from her sphere, Who saw tkM bright, this hoses gess, To dew -ey'd Pity brought the tear, And hung It on her diadem! a Sweet Is the tear, so eisioest, so mak s That flews in silent down fair Virtue's cheek I Sweet is the soul Is Gamy that glows, Or beams in sorrow for atimiser's wove But, when Religion's awful dictates IMOVII The kindred soul to eztacy and love, E l ea Angels may, essbrin'd in glory's rays, In love and speocldsii admiration gaga. r _ ' - Fair Maid, the tear of gluey that flows Sweet as the dew-drop from tM op'niag roes, • To fields of empyreal light • ily, Lad prove the sweetest misuse to the sky— ha that blest land, where spotless souls repose, is soft oblivion of eternal woes, 'i►e ail shall meet oar touch•lov'd friends again, I.sesed the region Pf terrestrial pais; A..d parents, friend., that hoed so weß before, t•hall meet In happiness, to pan no more! 'I hen, Phtebe, brush the dew-drop from your eye, calm your soul, he bush'd the rising sigh; A:.d If affection claims the pensive tear, To *bed, in silence, o'er wparent's bier, I points the Suitor, destiny of man I ar, far beyond this sublunary span ; But if Religion's awful &assn. move Tour spotless soul to rapture and to love ? Weep on, sweet saint! the tears Mat Watt roll SW prowe the future guardian of your soul! sti SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STATEMENT OP THE ODDS ON THE DERBY AND OAKS STAKES, tete.—Dac. et DERBY. • • 'Taken 9 to 1 apt. e. by Waxy. oat of. Mittenla. 1 ekes, 11 to 1 spa c. by Sorcerer, out of Hereby Law. 33 to 1 agst. c. by Waxy. out of Ripped. . OAKS. La to owe apt. Loo, by Waxy. • Tents* to boa atet 1111-66**. eltfll."..The odds et me time of the day were as high as Erman to ant wit. As Ansgrotts colt, bat at the latter pert *mem lila Only offered. . 1 .. . •.--- t ilintfetGl o being Christmas Day, the poor of Al. ?Weir cies regaled with a supply of beef. bread, , aid beer. 4 lolse Rev. C. A. Nouns, Rector of that Peo ol - , .1.. . ttptieitte of 650 individuals; resident' in 'die' el ler& of Avington, lichen, arid their vicinities; were - eiter:ained with a good Christmas dinner at Aving. l ten House, by direction of the benevolent Mai - Chia ties of. Bccitisimazt ; and a quantity of beef was , - dlsmllitted to a number of poor families. - ot Avery liberal subscriptiosi has been entered into li J the inhabiunts of Andover, to supply the poor of that with with soup during the winter reason, - • tillilla to *reed out twice a week. ° .Wedskisday • large quantity of beef, bread, and % Valk 'was.distributed to the poor of the parish of I Titchfield, ander the direction of the principal inha. i bite's% The distribution of coa ti is to he continued • lot a few weeks to the most deserving families. ' *The 'lion. ClieilILICS Nov. generously_ sent to Mr. • Mum of Oakhittn, £3O to be distributed amongst i' allie poor of that palish' towards making then. happy this Christmas ; and it was accordingly distributed • eft Wednesday. Ault Putt.eu, Esq. of Rose Hill, in Sussex. had a fine. fat os killed, and afterwards distributed amongst Ms*** ne;ghbouts, that each of them might have a good end plentiful dinnei, on Christmas.4ay, with a propotdonatequantity of bread. and Ten Pounds in Illibdef• '.'l'be York West-Riding Lunatic Asylum is now ready for the reception of 150 patients; aid may be justly tlunaidered as one of the most noble edifices : of thir kind..in this or any ether conutrj. It will coat lipyrot‘a of 411,000. On the 12th inst.' John Ririe, an Irishman, died ifs Infirmary of Dumfries. His penurious habits y led ham to .deny himself the nesestorries of I . 1 for in his pockets were found Rink swiss to a tr ia 64 alibunt of 478. Datarieas an Wrdoe4ay. Mr. Was. Gray, Olkiir of F a scists, was found to bisbed apparently Wool the vital sperlinet beiogftlite extinguished, sitedlenl eiethisneo. was immodlinely procured..but ti4ifitteat Aka. His sodden death is suppoied to bate taken' place in Consequence of 'an apoplectic 6t. • •Vestirday miming an laciest was held at the Brldewell Hospital, oh the body of Samuel Whitnell. lightermen, in the employ of Masts. laittlewood and Co. who was found drowned yesterday morning on (be Causeway of Blacldriark Bridge. It appeared shat. the *ceased went to the water's edge on the • night, as was his constant practice, before . 'erg to bed, and is supposed to have been seized it Fats h a giddiness in his bead, and tell in the water.— The body. when found, was lying .with the legs on thocausewey, and.the body ender water. The Jury, after a minute investigation returned a verdict of—. :1 1 L.Itidentat 'Death. The d eceased was an induseri bus sober men, and highly respected. Sunday afternoon, Mathew Hint, the son of Mr. Hitst, of the Three Hats. Islington Green, a very. promising . boT, about 14 years of age, came to his. death'in the following singular and unfortunate maw see sg-He bad returned from a boarding-school bow to spend the Cbrietnias holidays ; On Sunday aftellei noon ht was plating with his brother end sisters, all yotingerthan himself, end said to them " I will shoo] you how they king men et. the gallows ;" be pees . eared a rope La ng the piispose, one end of which 10', tied to a book, end baying got upon a s t oolditil lissteised the other end roond his neck 1 he theweillillk ki c k e d shit stool, or it fell accidentally ftimtinder ' WI. •Thiichthfrim seeing 4itlaq going bleak, lima . s fowls distorted, ibeyealled , fo iihß t aisd edited, al, if he were only " trOing believe r - He set ;tin faY “Pils.they; aeon to the late their mi. ap1,1144 ":0b 1 Jduther..Mat hitanging him -1.141)*1/41$11311 lie' - :WWI moodier, net inspecting an p'Nivea ; were bed peetabred, and thisik.l Aeons were ilervtly at Oar, took no netiee„ "warmer fide the MAAR where *CV* , 1 000 . 1 1 0 )841 WO . 610 1Panded i flit ippi 1 =12 4 71:1 10 :jr . m i bj e tz on sa t t s t boy was f z, • d irrerolimilas suesded, bat all their efforts tu sears aillb Imo, *uvulas. • ~, ~": 4 Liir INZELL IV ENO'. • ~ _ . • MIAMI _COURT. • THE . SIUDZAT' SPECTRE. . . mall-wirumm Iniiikarell CHARLES, Au ernitatT. Ie this action the plaiutiff.sertght to recover from the defendant the sum of 05. for half a yearis use, stud occupation of - a house .situated in Judd -street, New-road. The Conasel, in stating the case to the, Jury, thought they would have but very little diffi culty in deciding the point at issue between the.para ties. Toe plaintiff was a gentleman possessing *eve nd houses; and the defendant had described herself as a widow, and,under this description the house and furniture in question were let to ha by a Mr. Smith, at 4150 per annum. The defence he understood to be set up was, that she was a married woman, and not a widow, as she had described • herself when the agreement was entered into. But he shOuld leave it to the Jury to decide whether this Lady was to rem from one end of the town to the other to swindle people, first by taking houses under the representation of being a widow, then turning round, snapping her fingers, and saying, “ I will pay you by the produc tion of my marriage certificate." Win..smith waLthe Bret and only witness called to sepportthe plaintiff. case, and he stated that he witnessed the agreement produced-it was put in and read: it we. made between lamp Wilson, on the one part, and Elizabeth Wright, of Greet aim& borough-street, on the other, and dated used July, 1816. Tie reet was to be ;El 50 per year. • defendant occupied it Ida months ; she gave witness a reference to a Gentleman * Somer set House and described bend) to be a widow. The House, oiiiisel for the defendant then addressed the Jury I he did not stand there to defend her couduct in a moral point of view, but tJ state that she 'Asa married woman, and had been so for a considerable time: he should tall two witnesses who would prove it beyond the power of contradiction. • Wm. &Meld, clerk of St. Giles's parish, peadaied a copy of the register of the marriage, by license, of Atom Charles, EA. andELsabeth Wright, wid ow, on the 11th Nottembie, 1799.- QuaresainaneiL--.kie should not know either of the parties, it was so leng slum, bet the espy of the register war a correct use. *s. Ass Ricketts, said-. 01 was present at the marriage. I Saw Mrs. Charles; she is in the Marshalsea-prison; use Is the who weimarried 1799. I know Mr. Charles; he is pesos who fn the Navy; I jaw him two months ago in Gibed. term, bet I did not speak to him; I bad not sees hiss six mesas berate." In her cross•egamination, she said she lived with the defendant in Portman-sweet; she lived there 17 years. Mr, Charles did not live with delendarit all the time, Counsel-a Did he live with her sit yam, six days, or ales weeks r Witness-.." I believe six years; Int: I can swear to thriatee four years." Counesi.=." In what capacity did you but with her Witness.-" I aired with her as companion* Ceutisel-" Wisat time of the day was it you saw this walking spectre In Ozford.steeirt.which is not to be seen anywhere else" PWituess-`• It was about three o'clock in the afternoon." Counsel-" How was' he dressed ?" yitness-" II black-in deep mosirning." C'ounsel-0 That's nothing uncommon now, I Waver Witness-" No, I believe not." Counsel-" Were the gas lamps lighted?" ,Vitnes.-a No, they were not." Counsel-" D id pats smartly by your • Winless- " No." . •~ Coutnal—" Did you speak to him r WI nias—" Na, I did art; but . I will sweat to hirri, Alleges I had not seen him before for IS years. I don't know how long the defendant bas gone as a widow, nor do l_know bow long she has pused as a widow. I don't think she owned her Marriage to the World, b. cause It was kept a secret. in Portman-street she went by the name of Wright." Counsel-4 4 lA'beti did t he take the name of Ctrs/les?' Witnets- 44 I cannot tell." Counsel..." Pray are you the lady who Molt a bottse in Contip tou.sireet r- thianswer. Judge- 4 You must answer the question." Witness—(after much hesitatlon)- 7 " am." • , Conned—" And are you the latlY that ran:awil widen pap log the'reaaro Witoess.;." No, I did not run away." Counsel—" What mow did the defeittlaot go to wino As lived with Mr. Charles ?" Witness..." Bbe went by the name of Wrthe what Mr. Charles lived with her, w>Zleb was for three . yrars." The Counsel tror the drferdant birc interposed, and objected to the mode of cross•exammetion pursued. . The Counsel for the plaintiff said, the questions were pertinent, and tended,to soak: her testimony by the discredit which they threw'opon her It gamma. ladge--" If I anti askid the law of the ease. I think her credit b e matter for the coadderation of the,lary ; but naiad the. Me& h as I D a mum point of view,' think it a net abominable Maid." —Examination of witnetareenned. _ _ Counsel--" Thou you meet saw tilts walking Shoo Al black but once l Oalord-stneetr Witness—" N 0.7 Coessal—A And then you did um speak to him r Wismar" films • . • . The Counsel for the plaintiff addressed tile Jury in reply. It wits, he said, a gross and wicked fraud, and the defence set up was a most iniquitous one, and the Jury •should be very cautious now they:ad / omitted the polluted evidence of a witness who ap peared an accomplice in the villainous transaction, and who was, in point of fact, a companion to the defendant in her wickedness. He could not expect that the Jury could give credit to one word that she said. Was it at all likely that a Lieutenant in the Navy should- have a wife, and got have the slightest ,intercnurse with her for fifteen years The inference to be drawn was, that he was dead ; for in 15 or 19 years there was plenty of time fur a man to die.— Laughter.)—Unless the Jury elm Id place the Mott implicit credit oa the evidence of Ricket:i. the plain tiff wank, be-entitled to their verdict. Theiestrabl' Judge (Burrow Monica, Esq.) in. summing up ob. sented, that titer, was an doubt but the house in ques tion way let to the defendant at £l5O per year, and. there was but very little doubt but she represented herself to be a widow. The only question, therefore, would be, whether she had established to the cdrivic don of the Yury, that she bad, at the time of the agree. meet, a Midland living? The Jury.eonsultafor a short time, and fcuoda verdict kir the plaintiff—Damages kr& • We feel pleasure in publlfhing the following lettae • as transmitted to us, in con fitulation. of a paragraph whit% appeared in our Paper. relative to the cure M that general and dangerous complaint Rupture: ' . TT THE EDITOR OF. THZ stmt. Sat—.olseetviag a paragraph in your Paper respecting the mew of an Hernia, motsortued (et a large site) by the Medical Semi, at Charlotte House, Great Charintte:areee, Birelitrhus Road, la justice, .'Jr, to Slums. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my pea' sonal testhoony Having been Aimed seertyrwmey yeareos4 demand Assurable .by eminent Surgeons, I petieutly bare my expecting aver hoer to in my firit if IRS .ienllt= sloth, Medical and la* remain to pray ler ilk Estabbohasesiti for lin ssoff so, win woe* bigisa s few weeks, aid Dow. thank God, aajoy good bed*. - • 1 WM, As. Editor, an Soho bow ms eYI show *Kw' have itA mbar motive for this mmumulsatlan Shan • radio pilisa.-1 sat, Sir your *WM* derma', Dos sad 4111. , near rAftwrolig,tL ewes • I.)ekts, One*, 417. } • ~... POLICE. MARRIED. , =-• Mantiolopolt Stailffem..Taniulb and Oetragea lbetween the Life Guards aad• the Populace.—lt by the testiasony of four pertains who bad suf. fired much le these affrays, that they were eemtnen. red by Henry Day, a _private, at the Britannia, in Brown.street, tdary.la-Bonne. A watchman, who came in to quell the disturbance, was moch injured. Neither of the injured pertains, via. Pearce, Cochrane, Andrews, and Murray, could swear to any but Day. The civilians at Imgdi butane so imaserons eight of the dragoons foiced their way into the lour for protection, whilst eleven others barricaded the do,r. It was stated that one of the dragoont said, the battle of Britannia had begun, and that battle of Waterloo should be a fool to it. The Corporal of the guard of King-street Barrack , beard of the distutbance at the Britannia, and took file of men to release the dragoons in the parlours! when he got there, he found the temper of the pope. lace inch, that it was not safe for him to atter:tr .- bring them away, and Liemenant Martin released them with eight more of the.guard. The Corporal (Calash) stated, that he had been told by the law' lord, that the soldiers were not the aggressors ; the Britannia was then so surrounded that the land lord could not with safety ?Head. In. defence, Day said lie was struck first, becar be /*fused to wrestle, and his comrades were alv insulted there ; and in this assertion the Qual Master coincided. blnotaraara—" There has been a serious cum and some tremendous ass:sults. If• the common ple insult the soldiers by words, they must not rel by blows. It is the first duty of a soldier to ci strand his temper, and he ought to feel above alleged insults." I)ay Was held to bail, and the others were charged tor want of identity. CHIMNEY SWEILPERS. --• Fefix nft d s appeared an information exhibited against him by Chi Young, of Frilh•street, for sulfating his little swee' boy to ply in the streets for hire at a quarter past ' o'clock, contrary to Act of Parliament. Mr. T. eau Campbell again appeared with the Act of liarnent ; and Mr. Young said be bad 'brought information to prevent cruelty to boys. It appear. in& however, in the first place, that the summon, was not correct, and secondly, that there was no deuce to prove that the boy was plying for hire, information was quashed. RIOT IN THE ISOROUCIII.—Yesterday, Mr. Serjrant Smilax sat for the purpose of examining the person! who are in custody upon a charge of being concerned in the cottages committed on Friday night be Southwark.—The efficers, (May o Go', and HI ) brought about 70 persons forward upon the general warrant granted by the Magistrate on Satuiday The following petsons were examined : Edward Jaws, George Adam% George Tucker, James Gallo way, George Want, Charles Barker, Robert Vandriills, Joseph Dowdey, WlEliat England, Thomas Abner, Goorgh•Earretr, Thomas Davis. They were ordered to enter into sufficient reeogni xances to answer what might be preferred again? them.—Mr. Davis and Mr. Abbot, who Bred up the mob, were ordered to 60d bail in.the MUD of each.—The Magistrate ordered the other prisoner*, be examined on a future day. Yesterday morning, a fire broke out in the Arsenal at Wo..lwich, which did considerable damage betr it Was got order. • SaturdAy morning last, as Mrs. ELIZASETH Moss, of Hare4treet. Bethnal - Green, was sitters down, eating her lunch, apparently io good health, she fell back in the chair, and instantly expired. Sunday lest was buried, at St. Saviour's, South work, Mr. thaws, formerly of Drury-lane'fheatre, Sadler's Wells, the Circus, Astley's, acc. His unri valled exertions made him the greatest faiourite of hu day.. He died at the advanced age of 68, and his numerous admirers will be serry-to learn,- under circumstances of peculiar distress, arising from do. mestic misfortunes. 'Last week Richard Mosley. a nalloc, was =for tanatelr drowned in Whitehaven harbour. ' Friday se'nnight, a fiery melancholy accident hap pened at Kirkbamptone in Cumberland. Mr..thhn Johnston having come in from shoohng, put his gun l'on the rack in the kitchen, charged, from whence it was soon after taken by his too, a boy about ten years of age, Who laid it across a chair and began to meddle with the lock t the gun went off, and its con tents entered the side of Mr. Johnston's daughter Jane, who was standing by the fire, only about tont yards, from the muvzle, and she etpked in four hours. She was but nine years ef age. Coroner's verdict—Accidental Death. The Southwark Bridge s in great forwardness.— The bed of the arch leading to Queen.street is com posed of a very y massy state of masonry, lying dia gonally, to resift the constant pressure of the weight of the arch, and meeting the bead *lithe whole span. In digging for the Inundation on the Southwark side, a copperas spring was discovered, the water of which was quite green. A young gentleman on hoard Lis Majesty. ship Prometheus, asked a midshipman who had just hove 'the log to ascertain the ship's rate of sailing, how much she amiss P I S Three and fear,' was the reply, meaning three knots, four fathoms, or three and a half mile, per hour. " Three and four, that': seven, mod very good pig too, with rut& Usk mind l" • A Saw days dace, at CaadoiS;;;;isi die Woof Mao, (Avails' geillbea, R.N. to Miss Stephenson, of the same place. Liddy, et Alventolto,— 'filly, Eq. Purser of lab )daiesty's , deep of weir Rosario , to Elba, ad daughter et Mr. J. Cockrell,' ; et the lloilases Oflice, Dock-yard. Saturday .at TitcaSeld, Lest chard Danford. R. N. to Hume, *dawn bluebells ea* lete . Amu . no. Faq. o f the six Regiment e Foot. - .Oa eh* ist Inst. at Lowasteft Chile* S. H. Ayers, Esq. Pur ser In the service of the Hon. Ewe India Company. to Ann, pemniest daughter of Mr. '1 bAklaal Johnson, of Lowestoft, dap . • DIED. T At ShdMean Rank, by Newhaven, on the tlthinstant e Cop ed:l DA'S yirt.bart. On the With instant, Chrisdani, yeengeet &wittier of the late Reterea Proud. Steer, lied a. Thepiry r bty. lebn Reed, la sentiment men,. ettleweesde s 4074, Many pwtpmenaft, hie din and intlinitgwill be bunt ra vaddie vine, wideb Ilee,ethe bilges et the ise. re cut, et the Lew Lidite t Shteds, ablio e , was wiltb Rear Adati en to LA .911 - 070. • '....:..- - '... - !.. , 1 , . thee . P aid dr att ng des of fashitinable life, the aluminu 7 m indulgence of libertinism, or a secret Eatery habit, which weakens the emergy of the math and destroys the Bower of youth, by producingtaseirtpindeim sex, and impotence la the other, they offer a sale ad cure. those who, from such complaints, are pritieltedenterai into the married state, and ashamed tut seek oat brood orm their iadanities in sile nce, it east be es knew, how ewer didieldt or in eff ectual the cure may la by odor %Petitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may be entered to a ',mud and vigorous coustitudus. A cattle disorder, frequently coot:acted ilia moment et indiseredon, sot every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and mever.failter mode of treatment, le speedily and siadically remand, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra tad Glees, which they an enabled to core In a short period, wit &nurse to the painfuldangeroue effects of the Caustic; referecte of OrLich can be given to several Noblemen and Gender:ler tt high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under stricucres for many years. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, It may also to a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseestance their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impr&- dints removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively protein-, tic cure of these particular cornplaints„lo order that they may not be marked by a mistaken (m i en!' the obloquy so justly attached tit the ignorant empiric, thick it but justice to themselves to ant i that they have been properly educated and Initiated into troy branch of the professiou (certilleates of *width, trees various ha Wale, and tatimonials from the highest professional authorities. they Lave to convince any inquirer). flat a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, es well as in other putts embolden( than to assert, that their researches having been too fitied to diseases already enamerated, they hold out a certainty et renovation to such as may labour under the debilitsislf effects of a life passed ander the torrid sone. And further, that having had opporluakits, in their professional cap oity, of forming as intimate - acquaintance with the Cie'. habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them die assurances of immediate relief; that theeemesi 'noire from their endeavours first induced them to quit the 'reciter of 'rtpneral Practitioner, and they presume :hat their pretertsec• eillethots a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence ere SAM they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To be conceited at their house daily (personally, or by Icier:, by Patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and atteedce. Patients in the country are requested to mate the partnuurs ed'their canoe, and masses et &tug, endoolisia renews for whits ant( medicines; and dss rented'se will be erm cr forwarded to any part of the kiiiskon. • GOES and CO. surgeons,' s, Floewerltatriot, Piot *trr. . • • • Mr Jaßtitita . . • . -......„ , PRIM OF OVAIN AT MAR[-LANE, DECD.nit . . • !eager astos:is a. yds, Poestik,so, ses, It ap- Wheat, Kent and Deet s Ills. I Ditto, PION* te.. ogb . id suf- ois 1 Ditto, Peed, too ea., smell. Suffolk 704.501.008. I R 2 F 68 8 8 4. SW deo g i g Norfolk, /Os site. s I Flour, 755. so,. prnek. 1 lii, rley, 110 Rye,Ba 3" , Ms 50. 445 . e roam*. , Wheat, Dentate saes t me. - 1--- itt red. Malt, iOs. Its. Ditto, Baide Rea, eii...es,; ' Tette , White Pea, 40s. 465. boilers, Hanibro'orbemen, ia. e NU 31 Da . its SO. Brabant Red, stns 9,4 16 '" T . Grew Peas, 40s. 44e. Rye, 00. On% am i that' Smell Beam 48s. Sea. Americus Fleet, ours. e P er. ;MrEWA PRICE of CORN in ENOLANI • asse w o. , coded from the returns ending the Nth of Deseiribte, noii TO . goons Wheat. Rye Barley. OM. Bas sis. p ti... Rt the 9 . 4. ll.d. I 9. d. 10. 91. 1v.4. , 4. 84 6 149 9 45 ill 147 to St I ISt 1 The average Price of Sugar. Computed faun the retort. tea "racks In the week embus she 14th of December, Is So.. P!d.p r can °°k a NIiWOATE AND LRA DE.I4HALL MA'sti -- rrF -- . s , Dix.' -. II h but (By the ('sers.e.) poptr. Beef, per stone Si Od so 44 44 i Veal ils Si! o• 5, %% . 1 - i ipt to Mutton . Si 4d le 4e 24 I Pork Is 01 t 6. TA i .- . . .. ......- ..._ eased PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAy, nil pore! ST. MalteS, WISTTIICIA PI I. Ojjel 1 ...., ‘ Hay 41 Os 04 to 'SI les Od I Hay 41 his : o Si It s TI '""" fftraw 11 16$ 04 ro II Ss Od I Straw II IS. to 41 4s but Clover, 61. oa od. to 71. 0.. ,'ten . land. ' RAW HIDES. ", pc Best Heifers and Steers (per , Ordinary 21 04 to is rd i cause stone) -SiOdtoSi ad I Market Calf 7.. r it hop. T l, ' ma y s Middling: its ed to as id I hog. Horse 10. to Sheepskins-Polleri, es Od. to Si 03--Do i get wns 4 , c , Cs tad, , attar- once :41e.uliegs Os ad to oil-Lambs Os 04 to O. Od. PRICE OF CALLOW. an y 1111111 i 6c. James's Market es 7d I !'own Tallow ye s mac' t I Pee - Clare Market ... 0. 0! Yellow Russia 77, T charts White chapel Market es 6.1 i White ditto op, the i e ,,rn per stone of alb ----- f Soap ditto 716 Yellow Soap, v4e-Mottled, lobs-curd, I Its-Palm, t iindt e the Candles per dot. to. lid-Moulds. Is. as. . Ter: PRICETOI.hATIihR IN I.EADENHALL-S FREE t. late t ills- Uuus, 50 to 561hs 214 es.: Call Skins, so to nut. ;7, .. ' gal g Ditto, Le ro 66ibs 241 4c41 Ditto 50 to 701bs Y'4 i D d to hlerchatsts Backs Cud Ood Ditto 70 to 80Ibs esd v Hides 164 Ind Small Priv Small Seals Greenland r.id files s) Dettittiult i , Fine Cuarh Hides ISd I 0.1 I Large ditto, per dna. tic, h a t we Famed tierce hides 154 i to tsd 1 Spanish Horse hides 18d toy MI (tour 1)u n- . COAL MARKET. DECEMBER St !till 1 , 4 ,.. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Pekes Ban' . ' 54; Newcastle ISi 40s. 6d. to 47s ILL T t tniS VI E enderland 4 els. ed. to 44. 9J. _ Pdd - mons Dr. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER & ANALEPTIC PILLS. the!/ ) evi- CAU PION. be a . t h e r FEEL it My dusty to remind the Public, Irnm ti cm A. to dme, until it may become generally hoovers, that l Saw moved the sale of my grandfather Dr. lames's Malkines f leant m esses . vawatati, to Me.srai Bostest and Sons, No. I. t. nuns side, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and drawbar Wareham e rne,' and the House of my late Grandfather, No. 33, Bruton-met Ist in Berkeley:nptare, are the only places in London where the M eines, prepared as the Public have been supplied with them for I 'l last 70 years, with the latest insporesimans of the Investor, 'nera he procured. r last, my own laterot any be said to sanest this Intisnatlon ; bet hanetel consequences 1 deity hear of, from talthq the venues M &Ines attempted to be sent into circulatios eider the *amiss IL 1 Gallo- my Grandfather's name, compel mete make k I now *igis es The L es t h name in the label of each boa and packet of the rips and Poo The to ---. that-is MK from my El.boratory, as a plain damn ion of the ter The , noble, sad offer this as a•cautiun to the Pestles The ngn'' Mess. Butler and Soos have established a Wareham et No. St, IL I remit Sackville-street, Dublin, where the Mediates may ale he tad _The upon reasicem••irtiteo-street. It. G. G. JAMES. DM i gso DR. JAMES'S POWDER hes been for beat/ 7u yeatsknotsa Ail as the best remedy extant fist Fevers, Lnldo Hnewsnerres, Lail el l° Inimomatory Diseases and Eruptiv.: ninetieth attended. with laid Fever. 'rhos, in the Measles (so priestess at this dme) Icy Ad otheerentedin are employed. • . 'lye 1 Dr. James's Analeptle Pak, bye happy eaten Kan Ahern sena' and Took Medicine, promote insensible perminrion, when chore checked, at the samr time that they restore the stritugth of ea 1114 constitution. They are partkulas ly serviceable in ludigesnoti, ohr. N Sift. then induced by nee lilting, or by a reddeuee iu unknOtly 'Hs cues . climates. Lad Mr migh M ESSRS. (BOSS and Co. Members a the Kuyal Ti e Conegi of Surgeons in Lo dos, brie ...duteously devoted D m g . their ottenden for these last 17 years to the study ethos. dbor• .11, 4 °W "' den wadi so Frequently embitter, and too often preemie, theta. syik, retie, estintibie Messing, matrimonial kinky. The numerous appli• Ti m unri- cations they have hitherto received from persons oldie first de. Tbi te of dandle, mud 00 110d01131 success attending their stspeelsr nods Ti ; ... A of treatment hi such complaints, induces theft thus pubhidy is vs, ',"“ offer their assistance. lo all eases of Debility or Deficiency, wine. Inger dui resulting front the too frequency of partitipating In thepie. I do• des of fashionable life, the unbounded loduisence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, width weakens the magi of the Wad, ERIC& W STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stork 1 India Stock Red. 40f Mit India Rends, NI 99 po, Oesierakat _ Etch. Mk OW.) t s 14 it re- 4 p p e er C r Cent 913 if 5 L shot 14. 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