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. • . , • .. , • * ' . . . • • TO CAPITALISTS. , ------_, • 16...... --....____, 1 flak f - GENTLEMAN wis_bee_t_e f? . rut a _connection by way a lt. gt o ta f itt A t c w u i ve o g r to devote Dormant t r e A w ßTNo or ßSHlP ;f or hit oth t z e wi t s:, ao w o lt part siti 71 \ O l , , • - 1 ~ :-. ! Ni) . tensive Concern which has been established upwards of 25 yews, the •••.... ~.---- , profits of which may amount to from 42.000 to f. 5.000 and upwards - , , . __-_-- • , _ per Annum. Consisting entirely of AGENCIES , no risk can be in. -=_- ' . curred, at;d little Capital is required in consequence of the Advertiser - • ~_ -t) ilk i . being already enabled to snake the usual advances on Property for ~ . ~ Sale. An Agriculturist, Surveyor, or Merchant, would be preferred. ......„„„,,,_' High responsibility is indlspensible. Premium will not be considered. 2'ODISTS*I3 NAM* ' I 4Z • ' ' 7. • n or will a larger aunt than .e 1,500 be required to be held available to 0 • I • ; 11. 0 • the purposes of the Concern The opportunities afforded for the eligible investment of Capital would render the connection highly lin- \-•., 1788. ' to P Y Gentleman of extensive means employing the same on • t THE ARMY. d ir tPlWto;si, of the 74t1 -.. '7 11 5t, arrived in Boyle (Ids m oult) het week. This gentleman will have the super. la the several recruiting parties in Boyle, Carrick ati-Shan- ANL Sligo, awd Casdebar • RECIWITI6—An egeollent order has lately been circulated among the rectuking Alan in the army. prohibiting them from enticing, en. 1181161 1. and entrapping raw recruits, by holding out false proniiiws of acquisition of money, Rt. and also that if any person, whsle line state of intoziestiou, should wish to enlist into the service, he shall be refused, and desired to can again and make his application whca sober, so that he shall be in suitable state to judge of his own conduct. An officer in the Rifle Brigade, stationed at Dover, dressed in pi tin clothes, was observed in putting along the River-mad, to dm!, some written papers.' epos which a gentleman of high respectabili y re quested the favour 'of his name. The reply War a knock.elown blow, which, on his risin g , was repeated. Thetase is to be IrouAlit to Me Anises. portant to any his own account. Address CD. with name, address, and a proper reference, care of John Raphael, Esq. Solidtor,lls, Fitzroy.aqoare ; or James Cuddon, Esq. Norwich. BUCKINGHAM GATE, ST. JAMES'S PARK. GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, together with the ELEGANT FURNITURE and NUMEROUS FIXTURES. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE by AUCTION, at Ilk Rooms, U. Old Bond &rem, On WEDNESDAY, the 4th of FEBRUARY, at Twelve, In One Lot, (unless IMOL be previously tendered by Private Treaty,) The Lease for 56 years, at a low rent of £4l per annum. Together with the Elegant Furniture and numerous Fixtures of a Substantial and Genteel Residence, which in consequence of Improve meats decided upon. will eventually overlook the Royal Garden. The House has been fitted up regardless of expense, and elegantly furnished by an eminent upholsterer, and contains, Six Bed Rooms, Dressing Room, Two Water Closets, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms Convenient Store Rooms and Closets, Rue Dent 01Ices, and 50 Feet of Garden. To Gentlemen of moderate 1nc..., connected with the Own, Public OiSces, the Houses of Parliament, or the Fadiloaable World, the situation will be found particularly desirable and convenient, and a family will appreciate its contiguity to St. James's Park. Catalogues and Cards to View may be had at the Gun Tavern, Staf ford Room, and of Mr. Baoous, Auctioneer and Land Surveyor, 2s, Old Bond Street. CARSHALTON PARC SURREY, ELEVEN MILES FROM LONDON, ON THE BRIGHTON ROAD, In the centre of Eight Packs of Fox Hound. and Harriers. Mr. BROOKS respectfully announces that he has re ceived Instructions to LET. Furnished or Uaturnished, on moderate Terms, a capital stone-built MANSION, seated in a richly wooded Deer Park of 150 acres, intersected by the celebrated Trout River Wandle, which rises in the same; together with a Manor over 2,600 acres (1,500 exclusive right, affording superior Partridge shoot ing, coursing, and fishing. Carsbalton is calculated for a large Family, and contains 12 bed chambers, dining and drawing rooms, library, ex tensive °Sees, coach-house for three carriages, stabling for six horses, most productive kitchen garden, etc. Particulars, and cards to view, may be bad of Mr. Brooks, Land Surveyor, 28, Old Bond-street. CHARLTON, NEAR BLACKHEATH. IIAR. BROOKS has the honor to announce that he IVA bas received instructions to LET UPON LEASE, unfurnished, the distinguished Family Residence, called CHARLTON VILLA, . . Calculated for the occupation of a Family of Rank, enviably situate on the brow of the range of hills, from whence magnificent views of the Thames, the Metropolis, and the surrounding counties are commanded. The Domain includes THIRTY ACRES, laid out in Park-like Pleasure Ground and rich Paddocks, beautifully undulated, and en riched by Avenues and clumps of noble Forest Trees, of great age, intersected and environed by Walks, shaded by luxuriant Plantations and Shrubberies, capital Hitches Garden, Orchard, Farm Buildings, and Cottages. The Mansion presents a handsome elevation, ornamented by veran dahs, and contains Entrance and Inner Halls, Principal and Secondary Staircases, a noble suite of Reception Rooms, with French Win. dows, commanding prospects for picturesque beauty, and interest un rivalled,—they comprise Dining and Drawing Rooms, each thirty three by twenty-one, Library and Brsakfsst Parlour, Study, Best, and Servants Chambers. The Offices are extensive and conveniently arranged, Court Yard, Double Coach House, and Stabling for ten Horses. Cards to view, and particulars may be had of Mr. Brooks, Land Sutveyor, £B, Old Bond-street. BANKS OF THE THAMES, One mile and a half from Rue Unshorn Gate. . LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE _ _ _ _ . Containing twenty-two Rooms, calculated for a Ladles' School, or larp Family, together with the elegant Furniture and Hams. the Property of a Gentleman removing to Town. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE BY AUCTION, on the Premises,__ No. IS, CHEYNE WALK, CHELSEA, On THURSDAY, the 10th et VIIBMIARY. 1131, And following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, IN SUNDRY LOTS, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sod valuable EFFECTS, Four-gust, French, and other Bedstrads and Furniture'; capital goose feather Beds; Bed and Table Linen; Mahogany Wardrobes; Chests of Drawers; Chews!, Pier, and I hknney Glasses Sideboard, Breakfast, Loo, Card, and Dining Tables; Parlour, Drawing, and Bed Room Chairs; Ancient and Modern Pictures; Fowling Piece; Pianoforte; Commodes; China, Glass, and miscellaneous Effects. Also, without the least reservation, The LEASE for Eight Years, at a low Rent of 156, of the CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE , Situate No. 15, CHEYNE ROW, CHELSEA, Of handsome Elevation, with Garden in Front, inclosed by lofty iron Gates; cemtains on the Auk Floor, Five Bed and Doe Dressing Room • Second Floor—Four Bed and One Dressing Room; First Floor—Two Drawing Rooms ' Anti-Room, and Boudoir; Ground Floor—Entrance Hall, Twu Staircases, Diniag and Break fast Rooms Housekeeper's Room, Pantry : Basement—Kitchen, Scullery, Se rvant. Hall. 'Argo Garden, with extenidve Laundry, or Brewhouse at the end. May be viewed. and Particular* bad at Don Saltero's Coffee bouse, Cheyne Walk ; and of Mr. Brooks, Auctioneer and Appraiser, tit, Old Bond-street. DR. JAMES'S POWDER. ---- THIS celebrated Medicine is invariably adopted by physicians; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice, with each packe t are enclosed fall directious for its use. Its of is most certain, if freely gives) on the attack of FEVER, Al F.ASLES, SORE THROAT, recent Cold with Cough, and other Inflamma tory Disorders. In RHEUMATISM and Chronic Complaints it has performed the most extraordinary tures, when used witb perseve rance. Dr. JAMES'S POWDER oontinues to be prepared by Messrs. NZWIIIST FROM THE ONLY COPY OF THE PRO CESS LEFT DR. JAMES IN HIS OWN HAND-WRIT ING, which was DEPOSITED WITH THEIR GRAND FATHER IN 1746, AS JOINT PROPRIETOR. In packets .2s. ifs. and 24s Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS afford constant relief in INDIGESTION, BILIOUS and STOMACH COMPLAINTS, Gouty Symptoms, recent Rheumatism, aid Cold with slight Fever, and are so mild In their effects as not to require ionfinement. Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS are prrpared by Messrs. NEWBERY, from TILE ONLY RECIPE EXISTING UN DER Dr. JAMES'S HASA and ere sold by Om in boxes at its. 9d. 4s. 6d. avid 249. at 4S. SU Paul% Mich Yard ; and their Agents, J. Samosa. 150, Oxford Street, London ; W. Praia, Dublin ; and most Venders in the Country. The name. "P. Newberv" is engraved in each Government Stamp. No MISTAKE.--REPOR3I iii PlueEa.—The Nobility; Gentry, and Public, will makb no mistake In patronizing the cele brated peculiar steel table cutlery, which, besides twirl very supe rior in quality and Onus% Ii sOld'kt the very lowest'iihoksple prices (how. ever small the quauttrytalteh), by lidbffir, Ne. 4; Leadeshall.street, the fourth house from Carotin! (removed from opposite the gist India House). Those who require a stipp)7 are invited to Ineret the qua lity and compare the prices; milk Is 'Are true Will dednre him to be the cheapest in linglind;--readi Monty. jai PeoPti,',and - rucr aril eles, being Mime's system , and to es e my. Ink* found • e -nee. Those who need Drenthe cities; 04 Nip. Tray .. , 4 Work Boxes', Tea Cilddlii, Inchiposnialrilikora.4.4e4 s, will, It they take die trouble t 6 and compain about 30 per cent. and have the elietee'of an imams. Imlay ot newest and men approvedpatterna at AV prices, from Ins. tin 0- at. To prevent mistakes, t h e e . ; tAp be no shatenseor 'rm. the, i marked on each article:' ik i ge.nasortmept of 'aces,. ~..tafthr pee , suds as elegant Cases of pion 114 4 :7 5. f5. WPtifluffille_ 1 0 41 handsome patterns la Pen - knives and ',.... Omen! Utioanllli thl instantasecuss Pen.Tr i t e 4 . ldAte, eerrlttle44Pellnile each and upwards, neat P . t ' sala ds ' si t "slued b slscues cm:elle:it Scissor — keo.:4lves.4.v.* • All 1 Hale Brushes,rocuba,ffitap . boy* t ypCilin •4ppi r4 Goods delivered Is all 'at Liovieto•aod iis -eleissity ; orders essoosed • os eve t• nildkarseer '' AR libldb et , &surname fret% tcliollr Alifti Irest Steel re's; lall.l - best Pen.knives, la. each ; Jones's Prometheus, lb. a boa ; ; Matches, Is. $ hoz.—Observe, Meexi, Nb. 4, Leadinhall the fournh house/rem Coenhill. xrcrlVe. a tiele ' 11 s, ar 1 saw abut the newe prices an; taste, Sul Aber hat is. each, is. dd. e; up with kinds of Nut. tummy Cutlery, i:useii Lucifer street, LE TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1431. No. 13,691. REAL COGNAC SUMMED= IT MR PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY, AT les. PER IMPERIAL GALLON! T cannot be too generally known that there exists in this I country a purely BRITISH SPIRIT, the product of our own soil, which bas been brought to such perfection, as not to be distin guished from the finest French Brandy, excepting that it is ftee front those acid and astringent qualities which contaminate most of the Spirits imported from Foreign parts, and is in consequence decidedly more wholesome. This fact has been attested by some of the first chemists in the world, who have analysed the Paul= Burps, as swats by Melimeniels In the puisseedea et Mr. J. T. BETTS, the Sole Pioprietor and Patentee : copies of which have been repeatedly published in the " Lancet," and other periodicals. The value of this exquisite Brandy is thoroughly naderstoed by all the considerable Dealers in the Kingdom ; but to BRETT, of 109, DRURY-LANE, behave the merit of introducing it to the Public in its true and legi timate character, BY !MAIL. on distillery terms, for Cash on (or before) delivery in London. At Bang's Vaults, not only is the Pam: Thulnw guaranteed Genuine as at the Distillery, but every commodity in the Wine and Spirit Trade, is warranted perfectly free from deleterious adulteration. The following Articles are particularly recommended : Sealed Imperial Measure. Galion. Bottle. Plat. Superior Cream Gin to. 6d....its ....Is 4d Old Jamaica Ram l5. 0d....21 td.... Is ad Pure Patent Brandy 18s 0d....5s 6d...4s 4d Foa run Comtrav, a sample hamper, containing two bottles of each of the above excellent Spirits, price only Eighteen Shillings, package included. Bottles and baskets, of peculiar construction, for travelling, charged as follows :—Half Gallon, Is. Gallon, Is. lid. Two Gallons, its. 6d. The same prices allowed on return. Orders by Post (free), with a reference for payment, punctually executed. _ HENRY BRETT, Wima AND tinarT Msacem, No. 109. DRURY-LANE, LONDON. _ _ 1* The Newer IiIIANDY being a distillation of the finest Coast Snare, mixes admirably, and must not be confounded with the trash produced from Rum or Potatoes. LITERATURE. PRICE 71). ........ 00 .—.—. WIRY •ND Brceuse—By the REV. D•VID MAIM 1111CO3/1/ *DIMON. As we regard Education to be of Ornery importance, and this as one of the cleverest little Books we ever saw, we have pleasure is re. commending it to the use of all tlehools sod Families. some time ago we gave some extracts from h. end our readers thanked us for the spe cimen. Like every book of this author, it has soon been imitated, but not improved. Tan Fninuan VOCANULART, OR TICRINICAL SPILLIXO Boos, —By the Bay. DAVID BLAIR.--111. Thb litillghspit, like the foras►, is 411110111111 iw perm. and distils geisha' by the same coMprebensivenas of plan, and dindeptyninisink of execution. Both of them stand itt the first rank of Books of I§ln. cation. and merit the preference which we know they are obtaining in the principal schools. How many studies are obstructed by techni cal words, of which this book contains clew and instructive definitions, at the economical price of Is. THE MEDICAL ANNUAL. roe 1631. Containing a popular *mum of all new Discoveries in Medicine. By R. %sea, M.D. leo. is. At length good has come out of evil —Alpinism out of folly ; for we have had shoals of Anneals, of which no rational person could tell the object, use, or end. But Dr. Reece has produced a tangible Atonal —one of which all men will perceive the value, and which, In his hands, must be as necessary in every home as as Almanack. The tide alone brooks its importance to the Iledieal world gene rally, and especially to families whore his own Family Guide is the merited oracle, and of which; one edition serves for a generation. In this work the last improvements. and discoveries, are assembled from year to year; and it forms, therefore, a supplement, at an easy expense, to that and all other systems of domestic or popular medi cine. The Faculty will not object to it, because it teaches the public. fer they are politic enough to maintain, that their best customers are those who practise the most to themselves. We anticipate, there fore,tbat an annual wort, which condenses all that is really original in the various Medical Journals, in the Doctor's own Gazette of fdedi eine, in the Lancet, Itc. else. will be as acceptable to practitioners as to the public at large. The substantial part of the work is to be found in 101 Urge and closely printed pages • and it seems to be printed in th at size for the purpose a binding four or he years together. Of coarse, therefore, repetitions moss. in future years, be avoided. and as the ma. serials will in every year be abundant, so a skilful and active editor, like Dr. Reece. will coasolidite, In a few years, a treasury of medial knowledge, above all price. The week is Matrated with some neat cuts, of new and improved instruments, and medical apparatus. In tbk department, as well as in the general anteing, we haw seldom 'met with more useful novelty in the men morass. A DEFENCE OF WILBERFOICE AGAINST WAKEFIELD. Cos=a cleat, copious, sod Hear exidenatiost of Scripture and on data of the Old and New Testament nevit before at tempted: Na 7a. This 'Wane. dedicatod in energetic knave to the Kum, is, in many respects. one of the most extraordinary theological productions of its time: Tt 000linne sew, one of Its dogmas by wield: quota dons from the Sacred Wridsgs, and establishes many points of which neither Christians nor infiddr have had any pprevious suspicion. To theology. it" le altogether a book of distovery ; and this is the , more enrp . coosidering that the Old and New Testaments have 'bees the &Jetta of as almost Waite number of commentaries. Dec the Rubor Woods. that they have ailllindly followed one another ; ' i sad have tabus points for granted, which the text of Scripture does not prose; while . he makes it appear, that they have generally admitted wary doctrines, for which them k no liceiroral antborky, or which are directly contrary to the letter, and plain intention of t h e inspired ,'Mare. The torts are quoted at length, and he appears to have devoted a long life, and no small shoe of erudidon and reading to the subject.— The style is clear and good, sad the book is written throughout in a mild argumentative manner. To free enquirer,, and all those who aro net Wood in the Iron hoop of preconceived opinions, the book will be a surprise. NOBILITY RESIDENT IN DUBLIN PRIOR TO THE UNION, 1500. Doke of Leinater,ldare-ot. • SCIIIMIOII 4. Armagh, &opine's-pees Debits. Kevin-street Ceiba, Stmben't-green Tease. ditto. MAIMVISSIS S. Waterford, Marlborough-street Downsides. Gloscester.m. Drogheda", &civilleatreet. 'slats 41. Ormond., Rutland-eipare Westmeath, Stephen nig= Meath, ditto G ithigin ranard, Usher's ' Gardiner'e fsla ro L Athlone, Hamilton's-taw Darnley, Rutland-square. Carrick, Gardiner's-row. Shannon, Henrietta-street. Belvidere, Great Debutark-street. Hein, Usher's-island. Arran, Kildate.street. Miltown, Stephen's-green. Markman, Palace-row. &cave, do. Howth, Dominick-street. Bellament, Temple -street. Kingston. Hettrietta-street. Roden,lfork-street. Moment, Ssclivllly-street. Ross, Gardiner's-row. Steplien'e-green. Glandore, Sackville=street. Aldboroash, Amines-stem. alannseashel. Stepben's.green. Longford, Rutland-square. Partarlington, Kildsreietreet. Farnham, Reiland-nitre. Cashampme, Abbevetteee. klaye, Mertion-street. anoeslcy, Marlborougb-sticet. ftialand-sciitt. Kilkenny, Stephen's-green. Clesmel, Harsourt.street. 1Z 7, Ely-place. Class. do Letitia', Sackville.street. Iltlrttore, Cooxngaw, Harcourt-plat.. LandaL Merrion-street. ' vsoolowl, 21. Sirs%lard; 016uttriustreet. I24iinwortb. &Wilt .ilernan.assai.. rowersceurt Wilham-sued. De Veal, Ms rloo-wisere Liford, Hoflee-sweet Godard, SackviJk-etrew Wicklow, Rotlaad•sloare Pei% dackville4tratet Newland, Dawsowetreet Hubert* Kildare-street CastkONWart, Holke.etreet !lovthwOU, Sickville-osi Taal Raddiees CAUTION TO FAMILIES. riIHE immense demand for the undermentioned celebrated JL articles for the Toilet having occasioned some unprincipled shopkeepers is offer base imitations, when the genuine is asked for Messrs. Price and Gowen, therefore, anxious to protect families and the public against Impositions, have, at a very great expense, gazed to the wrapper, on the outside of each genuine article. an Address Label, of extreme dialculty of execution, resemblieg a Government Stamp, having in its centre the words * 160, Regent-street, and 11, Three King-court, Lombardestreet," also underneath the signatere of " Price and Gesnell." to counterfeit which is felony. Th. genuine sen only be depended upon in London, at theKetablishaseitts of Meows Price and GesneU, Perfumers to the Royal Family, 160, Revue. street, and 16. Three King -court, Lombard-street ; and of their Agents is all the Cities and Towns of Europe. PRICE and GOSNELL'S MACASSAR OIL. Per preventing baldness, and for imparting to the Bair an imperishable quality sad ea ~decaying youthfulness, there is nothing equal to, nor in any degree to be compared with, the genuine Macassar Oil, Imported by Price and GosneU, who have sold it pure and unadukerated for she ism thirty years ; and who, is fact, first introduced it to the notice of a aid& Public. Is Bottles at Ss. 6d. 7s, 641. and Wand. CAUTION. The high repute and extensive sale of Price and Gosiseirs Ifee,aaar Oil have induced some unprincipled shopkeepers to, offer base imita tions, injurious to the hair, when the genuine is asked for. Messrs. Price sod Gomel!, sole Proprietors and importers of the Genuine Ma cassar Oil, for the growth of Hair, (which has been proved by the Import List, and sworn before the Lord Mayor,) respectfully solicit Ladies and Gentlemen, when they purchase, mot to take asy without the label so the outside of each bottle having affixed to it an address, stamp, pf extreme difficulty of execution, resembling a Government Stamp, having in its centre the words " 160, Regent-street, and 12, Three King-coon, Lombard-street," %leo underneath the signature of " Price and Gated'," to counterfeit which is felony. The Genuine can only be had in London, at 160, Regent-street, and 12, Three King -court, Lombard.street. But as a spurious article, in imitation of the genuine, which destroys, without the possibility of recovery, lu t e roots of the hair, thereby producing baldness, head-ache, &c. is generally sold by petty hair-dressers and perfumers, purchasers should be particular in asking for Price and Gown's Macassar Oil. JOHNSTONE'S PATENT WINDSOR SOAP (prepared by hi. Isuccessors, Price and. Goosed) is delightfully fragrant and pleasant in use. It possesses peculiar balsamic and emollient properties, ren dering the skin luxuriantly white, soR, and even ; counteracting the injurious effects produced by intense solar heat, or cold winds. Price 19. 6d. or Xs. 6d per packet. PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT NAPLES CREAM ef fectually exterminates eruptions, tan, pimples, freckles, redness, and all cutaneous imperfections whatever; arrays the Neck, heads, and arms, in matchless whiteness ; bestows on the completion a juvenile bloom, renovates beauty when on the decline, and sustains it in pris tine splendour to the latest period of life. HER MAJESTY QUEEN ADELAIDE'S REFRESHING PERFUME, possessing a most delicate odour, refreshing and enliven ing when oppressed by beat, &c. and is universally admired. PRICE sod GOS NELL'S ESSENCE of ROSES, made from the finest Persian Otto of Roses, and more than triple the strength of, what has long been known as Esprit or Extract de Rose. It imparts to the handkerchief and fills the atmosphere'of the largest room with the genuine fragrance of the admired rose perfume. Sold in bottles price ss. 7s. 6d. and 10s. 61. PRICE and GOSNELL'S TREBLE DISTILLED LAVEN DER, or concentrated Essence of Lavender, six times the strength of the best Lavender Water, and unsophisticated with the sickly admix ture of musk, ambergris, ecc. is particularly adapted for sick or crowded rooms, and recommended to the admirers of the genuine lavender perfume. It 1. distilled from lavender flowers, selected for their exceeding sweetness and' aromatic properties, when those flowers are io their West vigour. In bottles,Ss.6M:sl. and 75.6 d. each DR. VERDIGON'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER composed of vegetables without the admixture of any mineral or per nicious ingredient whatever, has so long been in general use, and an appendage to the fashionable toilet, that it is unnecessary to offer any fur slier recommendation in hewer of it. In hoses, at ts. ad. and asstd. each. PRICE and GOSNELL'S. MARKING INK, very superior to what is usually offered for sale, and recommended to the Heads of Fa milies, for the p dots of theft and impositleo. In bottles, at 25. 6 d. and Ss. each. - - DR VERDIGON'S ALSANA EXTRACT, torbentifying and preserving the Teeth and Gunge; and lastening those tembilbst aro keg. DEVEREAUX'S VEGETABLE DYE, for changing lad or Bray Hair. Eyebrows, and Whiskers, to beautiful shades of Brown or Basch, which experience has proved to be the most effectual applies doh ever aired for that purpow. In bottles at di PRICE and GOSNELL'S COLD CREAM, sompowd of mild owfaaient babas"; quite different to what is many sofa tender a similar lame. It steads - unrivalled for preventing the skin shapsdng, aid ;pia instant collet co thossnaftingloaln occssiosted by inclement wea ther, the use urAllialfee iteany other rabies it emits ilettlf a most debalithil'ptvfOrnedf M' Sear', dat. - PRICE and GOSNELL'S real OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, prepared by area primes: is particularly odld, old, and eeto nootkal; ii caerecee - nery harkess redoes*, Sm. the skin, and makes it soft, Wfiite, sbeeveo. sklLlyiti sebstafa afittleconti phiceptlbly itiften4 Mar; tholingfrasant distivedimaraidtleollibanges oft clossofrOWl'massoo l owa, the flaralaness which it pnerally squirts from ses•haffleing, w$ speedier be removed. Also their COLOA-N UT SOAP c4griioß, OTTO OF ROSE. and other celebrated SOAft. Nam. PRlCEintd*GOSNELL.P‘rfurners-(by appointment) to their Majesties," ISO, Regavostreet, L. f, rnpectfulif MMus 'OW ty/dilky. Gentry, and Er.idents of Liverpool and Its Vet-inky. We , have just supplied Mr. Damao, Perfumer, BollLstreet will an &gam Assortment of the above superior Articles, which hailing been loss* used by the first circles of Nubility and Gentry in the Metropolis have now become indispeosiblo articles FOE THE TOILET. - scummy URSI AreSSI‘TALt= • polgam—asee Slargiiisio — now Isolsz-Mistb. Lossford. Aoseski. Norbury. Baatiul. Sires -vas Osamsiewe. to Markus-street :212Yette Dooolsktion, Stepheteolown Cartstokdkto eakdoo, Notlood-squito Nesatare, N.G. George-wow notaions 6. Countess Aso*, Merrioa•sq. Wicklow, Robed. square. Viscountess Ferran', Moleswortk street. Baroness Waterpark, Mertioe-st. Clare-street. Norwood, Gerdiner-st. moons TA Tendslesson ILIMan-meet. Case', Fred erick-stmt. Citbery, Moleswetth.str. Lismore, Temple-street Sundesland, Sacked's-street. Ilikamine, ?derriere-strew. Cioncurry, ditto. Obnteratels, Bly-place. Callao, Nertlomsquate. Coulomb, Hareeorusereet. Somerton, Stephen's-green. 'rely/non, Alartbore-street. Longneyilie, * Nlertion.seinere. Rawson, Hildsremtreet* Tyrawly.knees-pure. hilerrion-attest. Miaowll, G. thorps.street. Millimetre, G. Iginsiiik-street. KilSrarden, Clare:Weft union. I* ICiMart, Itiatland.mape. Lliterkk. ditto. ROM, fitepbetn•isteo. Waterford Jervisaireet. Ferns. Might4sroet. Cloyof, Huovo.seroot. Cork. liCildpro-street; /Maim, Diwkoasitoot. Altroort, hierrieb-sq•ore. MadborO'-strrre. Clootert, Nossau-otreet. ropedmr:Uabikilill6-i-1111. r IN MUSLIM ni,m3l. ....pa Mutt. ter• Osiber. Total—i 3. prinewes AIM nut milimismemm:! , PROGRESS OF INCENDIARY FIRES. The heroic conduct of-a boy of the name of Looker, who became a voluntary sacrifice to save his innocent father front merciless law, has excited universal admiration iu all men. This generous youth had written a letter to save his indis creet legalcousins T f a r T OM inii ‘ t .. .engeance ; but the act was charged on the father, who, in the teeth of very stron g ev i uenc e, was prestumd guilty tinder judicial circumstances. which demand SOLLMN ENQVIRr. The noble minded b a y th e n came forward and confessed that the act was enti re ly his own, and as that of a youth of eighteen, and f o r th e avowed purpose, who would have suspected that English lawyers would, on such a confession, have procured his in dictment, conviction, and sentence to SEVEN YEA;ts We should blush for ourselves if stance. It is a re& et' on laws and on ton of them, which we desire to honour, and far which we would teach all men to entertain respect, but we ou,rh, to be honest enough to call a spade a spade. Pardon is promised the youth, but mercy does not keep pace with the sympathies of humanity. IicENDIARISSI.—One night during last week, another attempt was made to set Bere Regis on fire. A hayrick was kindled in the midst of numerous stacks of corn awl farm buildings, but it was fortunately discovered in time t.) put the fire out, before it had completely got hold of tin hay. rick. Withip the last week also a number of dm at. ening letters have been received by farmers and others. The premises of Mr. Joe. Gaskins, comb-manufacturer, of Birmingham, were recently set on fire by an incendiary. The Norwich Union office has offered a reward of 50 guineas for the discovery of the offenders ; and his Majesty's pardon has been offered to any one of the offenders (except the pr. son who set fire to the premises) who shall give information of his accomplices. On Tuesday morning, spout ono o'clock, a fire was disco vered in a wheat stack containing about 20 quarters, a bean stack containing 12 quarters, and a stack of oat straw, in the yard of Mr. Samuel Thompson, of Stiekford, between Bos ton and Spilsby. The three stacks were consumed. A re ward of 10001. is offered for the discovery of the offender. —Lincoln Mercury. INCENDIAILISM EXTRAORDINARYA few nights aga a youth residing at Woodhouse Carr, near this town, sat off a fire balloon, having his name and residence written at the bottom of it. When it had ascended it took a dit ec,- don to the southward; and we are informed, on good au thority, that it alighted at the foot of a hay-stack, in tho neighbourhood of Wakefield, which it set on fire. From thaftagments of the balloon, the name and residenceNqi setter-off were discovered, and on Wednes)av . received a post-letter, f-om the owner of the `stack, inform ing him of the con flagration, and demanding damages.— Leeds Mercury. Some of the farmers whose corn-stacks and buildings were destroyed during the late disturbances, and who prosecuted the incendiaries, have had demands ,made on them by the clerk/. of the Magistrates for their professional service.., ui elnding their travelling expenses to the Assize-town, and their tavern bills while there ; and a poor farms-, who has been nearly ruined by the destruction of his property, has been called upon to pay a demand of 301. or 401. for prose cuting the offenders. Thursday evening week, an oat-stack, in the neighbour hood of Sheffield, was destroyed by fire. Five young boys, under 4xteen years of age, have been taken into custody, and confess having committed the crime. According to theN own statement, they were led to commit the atrocious deed by a mere love of mischief. The peaceful and remote village of Swindon, Staffordshire, about seven miles from Wolverhampton, has been the scene of two fires, which, it is but too surely manifest, were wil fully occasioned. At about half-past eight o'clock on Friday week, a wheat rick in the farm-yard of Mr. J. 'Perry; a re spectable farmer at Swindon, was discovered to be on fire, but by the help of a number of people who were soon on the spot, apart of it was saved, and the damage done does not exceed 301. The shock which this fire had excited' was only in a slight degree allayed, when another cause of alarm arose. At half-past eleven o'clock, a large rick of barley belonging to Mr. R. Williams, who resides it a abort dis tune only from Mr. Perry, burst into lames, and every effort which the united force of the whole neighbourhood could use was unavailing ; tie rick was entirely consumed. In preserving the surrounding property, including wheat ricks, fanning buildings, filled with ;lock, and the dwethius house of the proprietor, the praiseworthy andeirdirs of these who assisted with all their might wore 'fortunately success ful. The circumstances to show that these fires were the work of wicked and mischievous bands, are strong andlcon clusive, and suspicion points to three unknown indtvidnals as the perpetrators of them. The provincial papers and private letters which arrived yesterday morning, contain accounts of fires at ModdershaU, near Stone, Staffordshire; at Highllna Park, a few miles from Burton-on-Trent ; at Trent Hay, near Stoke , and' in the neighbourhood of Drayton Park, in that county. Sere rrJ labourers have been apprehended and committed for trial, charged with bel r c a rcerned in setting fire to a wheat rick at Swindon, S hire, of which we have already , given an account. There have also been fires at Bridstow, Here fordshire, and at Collaton, Rayleigh, and- Lympatose, De vonshire. The handsome mansion of John Flemiag, Fag. M.P. ' at Stoneham Park, caught fire on Teeroday night, and the damage done to it is estimated at 6,0001. On the night of Tuesday last, about 12 o'clock, a light having been observed to proceed from a straw barn at the farm monad belonging to James Greig, Esq. of &des, the roof and beams connecting the barn with the thrnslfiag-ina chine were cut wander, and the 11 r arikei were t h us oonfirsed to the barn, which was destroyed. There is no room left for: doubting that this fire was the work of incendiaries ; for independent of the place where it 'being completely detached from all other buildingewlits a l ged iria or other lights were used, some pieces of mg, which bad been ignited, and ether combustible materials, were found sear the spot where the fire commenced ; these materials had been introduced through a arnallstifrie window, into a mass of straw, which had been accumulated in thebarn.—Kelto Mail. bICEIIDIARI,Iar AT. DIATTd24, 14 LAIL LANOPUNT.—At fire o'clock on Saturday. morning, a barn beleagiog to 'ne n . mss Heade, Esq. is th e occupation of Mr. John Freemen, son. of Drayton, was discovered to be is Limes, which in a short time contranaed the premises, together wish its a m t et ,t,. about 40 bushels of clover seed. It would be diticLit to as sign a reason for this wicked act, as Mr. Freeman is a ur..n universally respected.