Star. — London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

THE NABOB'S RETURN. ST Tilt CATS SIM SLAMISZ, Of CASLISI.t. When talent Time with lightly f not, Had t-o l on thirty years, My native home once moor: I fought, With many hopes and feint Was kens if the dear fr.en Is I left Will aye continue mine; And if 1 e'er again [ball Snit, Thejoys I le.t tang fyne! As I drew near the ancient pile, My heart beat a' the way ; Ilk place I part Rem'd yet to fpcak Of fume dear former day ; Thole daysthat fellow'd me afar, Thole happy days of mine, Which Inaba ate think the joys at Lund. Were naething to lang fyne. The ived tower ilrft met my eyes. Where =initials ad to blaw ; Nae friend Rept forth wi' open hand. Nae well kent face I laws 'Till DONALD totteid toths door Wham I left in his prime, And gnat to fee the lad retnrs He us'il to nark tang flue, I ran to eVry dear lov'd fpot, As if to meet Mends there, I law where ilka embed fat, And hung o'er memy a chair; Till fare iteseasireau drew her veil Acres there eyes of mine; 1 ,lost, the door, and fottit'd aloud, To think of auld lang fyne. A new forung race of moiety kind Wou'd now their welcome pay, Who tuddrid at rty Gothic w4ll. And wilh'd my groves away. °tut, cat, there Gloomy trec," they cried, "Lay low yon mourniu' pine." Alt no !—Toerfather't names are there, Memorials of lang [rte. Yl'hen Time has change of (carom brought, When dow'ra Wain to fade, • When Summer funs hatte down the lity, And Autumn thins the shade; 'When Wlairy Malts are whittling mends Your beans will feel like And e'en a fang will molt delight, That minds ye of lang fyac. To wean me frae theft mournfu' thoulitta They took me to the town, nut fair on like will kiln face I milled the youthle bloom At kvigthtlicy pointed to a nymph, Whom a' ditched divine; But tare the mother's blunting cheek Was fairer far lan fyne. rcaryoutha! an auld man's warning tail, Nor once allow the mind To dwell on (cents that can't return, And friimcla ye nse mair find; But as the fleeting moments pars,. To prekat joys incline; Slie dregs of life more clearly run, Waled with mkt lang fyne. /sleet Ros'clus.—A young Gentleman oa t 'y eleven ,pwrr o/dhas lately made bis appearance on the Stage at &Wall, with furprizing ftrecefs He has perform ed °fawn in the Tragedy of Zara, roan: Norval, Rolla, :lid Rows. Such a theatrical phenomenon has na turally excited' great curl-linty and attention, and the riecour,ts of his fereral performances reprerent them as ablolutely wonderful. The judgment with which ire entered into the feveral eharatters, and difplayed all the variety of emotions incident to them, almoa perfuaded his hearers that there is a taleatrical not dependant as tuition or experience. His pertbn is as much diftingui'bed for beauty and elegance as his wind for extraordinary powers, and he feems in deed to have been " lorm'd in the prodigality of Na. tore." A Clergyman preaching fame time ago in a certain pa: ifh of the Highlands, and in the Erfe language, inveighed with great bitternefs againa the Antmorui. ans, Armiuians, and other religious falaries. At going forth from the church, one of the audience. who, perhaps was not Angular in miliaking the na ture of thefe enemies, fought explanation from his osighbour nearly in the fo llowing - terms Dear me, Donald, wha's a' ytn chiels ; I ken the M•Pher fonc, the M.lntofh's, and the *Lends, but I never hae beasd before of the Antimonianieb, or the -itnnini• snub." As Mr. JOSEPH 'NACU?, of Camborne, was lately fitonting, he met with an adder, which on prefenting his piece at it, (piling into its muzzle, and Ruck these; when Mr. T. fired and the piece bora about two feet from the muzzle, though without doing him any injury.—( rarnmah Parket.) The (beep and lambs, at ClifFe Fa;r, Stdrez, on Monday, did not together exceed 27,c0c. Such a doll fair had not been ssitneffedformany years before. blethers fetched from 2SS. to 345. ; ewes from 16s. to 3os; and lambs from 3s. to 3o►. Saturday as Mr. JOHN HAWEINT, fon of Mr. BENINMIN HAWKINS. of Buckland, in Wthfliire, and one of the Frome Cavalry, was returning from the fatter place (where he attended drill), his bode rear. ed and fell upcn him, which occalioned his inftant death. The EAR India Company's Tea Sale esperieaced on Wcdnefday morning an interruption, from the very alarming and hidden Wine. of Sir Ltri.ist Da lt FLL, who was in the chair. He was immedi itely taken into the Courultoc,m, and in a thou time at tended by Dr. BRADLIY, and four furgeons, who nr sleted him to be removed to a commodious room, near the Secretary's office, wh:tre he was laid upon a riot, and a confiderable quantity of blood taken it. m his arm. After an interval of nearly three i. sirs, Si, Limit'. was fufficiently recovered to give it: t•ltions to his fervants for his removal; but one c f : 9 .e turgerms giving it as his opinion, that (itch a tkp ~old be highly dargcrous, a bed was ordered to be lattld sr. POLICE, &t. Ilotv-vrx IT.—A very diareffing cafe was inveßi. gated yellerday before the fitting Magiflrate A young man, the lon of a refpeftable tradefman at Ayleibury, was brought in euflody, on a charge of Reeling a liorfe, which it appeared he offered for (ale on Thurfday morning at Afton; but Mt atking eleven pounds, and on five being offered, immedi.ite• ly contenting to take it, fufpicion arofe that it was Rolen, and he was takeninto cullody, when he con. fared having Rolen the horfe from A yletbury the pre ceding night. On being interrogated by the Ma. gillrates, he admitted the faQ , and Paid , that in con teguenceof fame trifling difpute with his father,about three months ago, he was turned out .of doors, at which time he had 171. in hi pocket, wages receiv. ed, has ing lately returned from fee, but which being expended, he on Thurfday evening returned to his father, who refitting to receive him, and being to tally dell it ute of means of fupport. he was induced to take the horfe from a neighbouring field. The Ma. gißrates, though highly commiferating his libation, were under the necedlty of committing him for fur ther examination. hrsitsion Housc —Yefferday jabs Willis: was ectmined before the Los. MAYOR, charged by Noah Webb (a youth), with having abikonded with feveral fums of money, the property of hieffrs. Hall and Bradfltaw, of Nungerford, Berldhire, his employers; he was committed for furt her examination. Yobs Shepherd, an old man, feventy.three years of age, was apprehended in thee& of Healing two)oares from a baker's balket, in FenchurchAreet. It ap• pearing the Filmier had been denied relief from his milli, and was left almoll Harting, his Lordthip manely ordered him to be taken to his Nal. GUlLDWALS.—Yefterday a journeyman carpenter was charged with having in his polfeflion a quantity at iron railinn , , tufpefted to have been (Wen : he was committed fir further examination. A man charged with taking fpiritnnus liquors into the New Cumpter, contrary to law, was conviaed in the penalty of fol. which not paying, he was com• witted to Britiewell for three months. Thurfday a coal merchant was convilted in the pe nalty of five pounds. for felling coals in lacks not being duly Clamped, and in the further Turn of five pounds fora lack not being of a proper fize, which by a late Ad of Parliament &mild meafare four fret in length and two in breadth. Further informations were lodged againli the fame gentleman of a fintilar nature, which will be determined at a future period, WORSII IP-sTR kar.—Yefterdny Sassed Goodness was re-examined, charged with killing Edward Tune, in a battle, behind White Condnit finufe, as we before (Wed, and again committed for re-examination.— The verdiet of the Coroner's Jury is manflanghter. WNITECN•PRL.—Vefterday 7.6oeurr Kr# was ex amined, charge] by a publican with tendering two counterfeit (even fhillings pieces. The cafe being clearly proved, he was committed for trial. Ca 011.77 To AMISIALS.—On Friday laa William Kinfman, a hotelier, of Newington Butts,was brought before Meffrs. Fourt xis a and Ev Magifirates of the Police Office, Union Hall, for se' of great inhu , manit v towards fame fheep. The offence being clearly ' proved, he was conviifled upon the Stat. 21 Gen. 111. c. 67, and fined the full penalty and cogs, and re. ceived from the Nlagiarates a very fevere but jiift re primand for his tontine. The names of perfons convilted for fuels offences will in S. ire (as fuggefted by the Magiftrates on this oecafion) be held up to inthlie reprobation. The fheep above mentioned being Kinfman's own property, we are glad of this opportunity of correaing a miflaken notion which has gone abroad, namely, that perfons have a right to maltreat or abufe their own cattle, and are only liAle to punifitment wheu they belong to their employers. On Toefday a 111311, in digging a Well at Brznwell. near Sled. rd, dercerided with a candle and Come gun , powder, with which he meant to blow up a rock, brit Tome accident the powder prematurely caught fire, and he was killed. Wednefday night about ten o'clock, a fellow who teems to have been infpired with a mon wanton fpirit of mifehiel, fired a mufket diteetly in the lice of a woman walking in the p.avement near the Crofs ref Edinbnrgb. One of her eyes is fo fevercly damaged, that it is apprehended the will lofe the light of it. FIRES.—On Sunday evening a fire broke out in a liable at Atkin-brook Mill, near Birmingham, in the occupation of Mr. W. Dunn, fuppofed to proceed from a chimney lately erected in a dwelling houfe adteitting, from the timber not being fittficiently fe cured from the fire. The (table, an adjoining barn, and anothe&Jtable, were dellroyed, together with a quantity °May, vetches in the &my, kc. and alit, fame farming implements. Two honks were in one of the (tables, but were fortunately got out before the fire gained a confidersble head. Monday morning, between one and two o'clock, fume daring incendiaries tee fire to the warehoufe of Mr. W. Wallk, merchant, of Birmingham, by break inn a pane of glafs and introducing combAibles amongn a variety of goods within reach ; which cf. cumflance was fortunately difcovered by a woman goin out to wafh, accomp an i e d by h er h u fb an d, on ' whol e ; appearance the villains made a precipitate re• treat, leaving behind them a ladd er t h e y h a d t h at moment defended, after accomplifhing their diaboli cal purpofe. Mr. Paget, japanner. rending near the premifes, came to the (pot on the inllant the alarm was given, and with great preface of mind placed a ladder againft the adjoining fall; to that in flames. broke a pane of glitfi, forced himfelf through the Opiate into the room, and threw part of the tom buflibles, with the papers, &c. they had fet Pre to, in- to the fireet. by which prompt conduti the whole (lock of goods, premifes, and neighbourhood. were relined from defirueinn. It is with great plesfure we Rate, that the fire at St.Alhan's was confined to the Rubles and nut-hisafes, r ilich were entirely confirmed, with nine hurfes, but by the atlivity r.f the inhabitants the White Hart Inn wit preferred. The Cntintefs Dowager &INC.' attended nn the alarming occafinn, aid by her en conragement quickened the exertions of the women as well as the men, fn that in an hour and 4 half the flames were in a great mcafure extinguilhed. Lail week Mr. Pinatas SHP coon, the fit of a m Tnitenham.entirt Road, fell dow n i n a i id...xy near hi. own doo r , and expireel imi.. IL %as brother of Mr. lows Stt 'alam i the LeArnom RARR 7& CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24. PRICE OF FLOUR. rue Flour sos to 555. Seconds 455. to sot. per Pack. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the irR of oA..ber to the 7th of ot4ober. Total-14.008 laeln.--A•erage 545. 9d os hijher Alan loft return. PRICE OF HOPS. JA C/. POCKETS. ql 1011 to .0 61 I Kent - 51 cs to 51 14$ el tos to 51 oil Suffer 41 16$ to 51 tOs - 41 tOs to 51 Os Farnham 71 os to 81 8s PRICE. OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. 41 tot to 51 Si I Pockets 51 Os to 61 Os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteshapel. Hiyperloads oto 5 10 4 10 010 6 0 0 4 4to 6 6 0 Straw 116 ton s I I so otozl9 6 t Btut 160 Clover 5 to to 6 o 6 otoy oo SMITHFIELD, Odlober 14. 'l'o fink the offal—per Roue of NIL Beef 4, od to se o 1 j . Veal 4$ 44 to 641 od Mutton 4a 44 to se od Pork 4$ od ss 04 Lzens as. c to sa. od. MEAD Or C,71 LE 71111 DAT. &aft. about boo—Sheen and Lambs s,6os. NEWUATE and LEADIINHALL, Odober 14. Per none of 81b. by the earcafe. Beef y 4 401 4$ Oil Veal 3$ 4d to $5 64 Mutton 36 od to se tad Pork as 0 51 to $11 od Lamb 3s. c . to 4s. Bd. Lent - Sufres - Eifel PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market as 714 Town Tallow 78s 64 to os Clare Market as i'd RulEs ditto kali.) 7641 od to us Whitechapel Market Rutfia ditt• ((asp) 7os od to 06 (Per Root of 8lb.) as 7id Melted Stuff 63s od to 6s i Ditto rough aas od to 011 136 104 GreaVel 146 od, - Average Pries 46 74d GOOd DM/ 126 to CI Yellow Snap, 84s. to oa—Mottled, gas—Curd, 965. Price of Candles per dozen, tan—Moulds, 13s. RAW HIDES, Odisrber 14. Hides(per Rene) 3s 84 to 4s cd Horfe Skins tas to 1 6s od Middllag 3 1 ad to Is 6d Heavy Calf as 6d each Ordinary 35 od to 3s ad Sheep Skins is 64 to 4s od lamb Skins, 2s od to ss 6d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per Hs. AT LEADENH4L, Butts, so t u 5616 each aitl i to 11 S Ditto. 6o to 631 b 23 to 2411 Merchants Backs awl to 25 Drefling Hides to 221 Fine Coach Hides 11 to 244 Crop Hides for Cutting 21 to aztd Flat Ordinary ltd to 22d Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per dozen 28.1 to 334 Ditto so to 701 b 374 to 3iel Ditto 7o to 801 b 11641 to ad Small Seal , (Greenland) per lb. 31 od to 3s 64 Large ditto loos to saos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides Os to 3os each ECCLESIAST CAL PROMOTIONS. Hit Grate the Archbifhop of York ha. biftitoted the Rrr.Thos. Sedgarick, A. B. mafter of the grammar fehooi at AlmoodborT, to the vicarage of Mirethi, near Leeds, in the pr.:function of Sir George Armytage, Bart. _ DIVIDENDS. Nov. t. Samuel Carroll, late of Saxons:Wham, Suffolk, tailor and draper, at ten. at the BeU lon, Satmundlum. Nov a Elijah Cobham, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Star and Garter, Liv erpool Nov. a. john I/smarter, late of New Alrnford, Soadramptoo, grocer, at ten, at the George Inn, New Alreeford. Nov. a. Daniel lialbrow. Theenas Haynes, James Haynes. and Robert Heads:don, late of Oldland-hliDs, the wilt% of Baton, Gloucefteredre, mannfadturers of (+ mica] preparations, at eleven, at the Rammer Tavern, Brian. Nov. %.. William Hindle?, of Ea(t Retford, Neednaltatefhire mercer, ilnen and woollen-draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, tat Retread. H 4 RT HS. On Monday, the loth init. the Lady of Thomas Stapleton, Efq. of the Grove, Richmond, Yortibire. of a diughter. On Monday , his, the lzidyy, of Thomas homer, Eft. of s fan, at his hoofi• lu Upper Gutitiford-ftreet. On 'ltufday Wt, at ilottley's, the Lady of lie Joreph Mavibey. Dart. of a dsughter, which died Coon after its birth. MARRIED. At Carophletown, nn the 4th int. W. ElHa, Efq. Commander of the Rag cutter, to Mihk Helen Mitchell, daughter of Willi.= Mitchell, Efq. of Camp:if:town. - On Tuefday lak Wm. St. %lien Arabin,Efq. of Litteoln's inn, to Mira Mean, dddt daughter of Richard Meux, Efq. d ilioum. fbury (Tare. On the a9th ult. at Fulbeeh, in Lincoinfhire, Colonel Michel. of Main.. in Dorfetlhire, to MUD Face, eideft daughter of the late Hon. Henry Pane. • Tuefday, at the Meeting-houfe of the people mind Quakers, in Graceelturch-ftmet, London, Mr. Thomas Robfon, of Sunderland, to Milt Anne Capper, focond daughter of Mr Jafper ipper, of GracLcbo-ch-ftnnt. Monday fennight at Manchefter, Mr. T. R. Welton, Attorney at Law. to Mils Jane Scott, both of Wigan. On Sonurday, at St. James's Church, John CarbonncU, Efil• of Old M'indfor, to MIN Fanny Pau tons, only &tighter of Sir Wm. Parton, of Snmerte-nrcet. Thuriday, at St. Paul's, Covert-Garden, Mr. S. Sotheby, of Yarh•Qre:t, Coralt-Ogrden, to MK. Harrirt Barton , of Fort Place, Bermondfey, thaghter of the late George Berme, E(q. of the Hie of Wien. Thor('lay, the Rev. S. R. Ban, of Newport Painell, to Mit. Bateman, of Bunhill-row. Thurfday, the Rev. Jahn Horton, of flosightomle-Spring, In the county of Durham, to Mifs Monypenuy, daughter of the It ;antes blonypenoy, of Matham-hall, in the county of Kent. Efq. At Baser, Surrey, Williams Barlow, }Jq. of Chatham Pl..ce, t., Mils Lau er& Harris, daughter of Richard I iarris, Fly. of Er., r. At Ppfons, Stirrer, aced 9s. Mrs. Nichols, ttl.ft of Pr. Frank Nicholls, anti• her of John Nichols, Efti. {ate M. P. and daublitcr of the late Dr. Meat Lai * ha hods, la Mariborough-pbee, Bath, Mrs Wei& Porter, Mid of the late and metier ter the prefect Wel& Porter, Efq. of Farohent Abbey. On the sth lutist Hanspßead. Mn. Either Offiy, raid of God. trey 018 y, 114.1 ate a Great ROW-Area, Rierottilatiry. On the aft lath. at Ripon, in the 414th year of his W. Bell, &iron, aidenuao of that borough. and Comet in tho North Regiment of Weft Riding Cavalry. On the tth Inf. st Ooldinrs, Itampihirt, Mrs. Ruffen, rad of !ran* Thomas Rad, IE4. and daughter of the late Rev. 8. ;Urania, D. D. Vicar of Leeds. in May heft, se board the Ram Is •••la River, in his lath year. Mr. Richard Lentherberrovr, you fos of Mr. Mamas Laa;berberrow, Paradife-fireet, Liverpool. Oo Teefday, at bit hoofs at Longford. in Wildfire. aged 6s, Robert Ihirlitad,Efq. younger brother oldie late Sir John lurked, I a Berets of the Emiargoer. and uncle to J. Berkeley Buriand.Efq M. P. for Tots& On Wednefday, We. Smith, Eft k of Bryangloarftreet, Tres firer V the Ordnance. At Morton Miln, Hotnfrialltke, et a very wivanceJ are. Mr. John Brown, a refpedliable yeomen, Meabig behind him an aged wtdove,(vrith whom be had lived in the roartied Rate the uncom monly or; period of 63 years) mid a unman., offspring. At Aberdeen, an the asth ult. In the ylith year of his age, Mr. Alataeder Itedjeo. madam His memory teW long be refpedted by a numerous ampidecnore; and heeded down to paterity by theehoritabla denetions be has bequeathed, a lift of which follows. ....To the Pradele and Managers of the Infirmary the intcreft of which to be paid r a Wary to a Chaplain to offiCine 11..teely in the InMenary and in the patron, wool —to the Lunatic Hofpnal, reVnthe Woes Hofpital, solo—to the Coal Fund, scl --t the ilelion of Dirk, too L—to the Loud= Millunary Society, solo—Th.. &Moe of his Meas., after parte, all hk kgacies, to be gives. to the Kirk of Aberdeen; the lotereil wliertof to be given to mumarried nee/fume women paft the arc of so sears. At gingham, Jamaica, on the tit of Jane kit, Captain Jame' =ion Mr. Martin Campbell, h3fpedor of Quetta, At Quebec, co Ow 13461A•guft, Heory Hardie, iffi. Wintitt beivrin. COMPLAiWr. MRS. DOREN, Nn. 41, Mon•wm..• alarmingly aliliaetl. eight clays and High.! . . . . excruciating wan complaint in her Dowd., *IN r: t Lions in thjiumach, ahlgh fever, head ach, neutral, 0. ' , Ste. She providentially hewd resist wary cares acrd• . Dr. GARDNI.R% Pli.I.S. and had recourfc to them. - nwan• the was relioves! in I f:w aod a COmp4-tt c . , tcd In three days. The Dndor's P ' PI Liter, and Olntm • be had at his Tani' or rape-W.4lu Nlufeurus, No. y 6,, t n, • 04.4. and Na 3. Slsor.sliich scar Ikury-fplarc : and of all Vt era in the United Kingdem, at ss 6d. -4s. Od. and Its—: •` Signed J. 011101.1 El l" on each Box. P. S. &we're' Patient , in London, have, by the ore of &sic Pills, .entled the Gout from the Stum•sch !! ! • - - The following Cafe was fent by Mr. TA eves, Italiin tVateheilia, South bAllohurgh, to Dr. BituDUNI, atteitcd by the ce , kbrated Dr. A AAAA auss Ca DEAR 'lit, ABOUT Sic Yens agn I teas affect, with exert. elating in my Liss,. which continued for boded:. months. ah,ut which time they bygan to (will et:illy, and at WV broke out in .17 olf.nriv....uleers, front the A..e • to the Knee, ani eautinu,d this. manor fui two Years, all which emir I 11 1 / a Stao- 1 fined to dr- Flour., being unable to wait, :.tid mp Tod* bull" intpairAl t havi. g tried every thing that et old be thought of for t mina, without att,dl. I was advice 4 by a friend of mine to try Teat Botanie..l Strap; and upon tali the &It Bottle. 1 Mond my health became better, and the Ulcers to lt •re* better appearance, wiskh emeouraged tfe C. preevcrc with your Syrup, untii 1 had taken Ca Souks more, duriug which time my li-with still became better. and the Ulcers heated, and lam in as `nil a date of health 'as I have been lu for thefts ten years pod. and my begs arc minty well, and haveeattinu.d fu fur there :wo ycins !itt. I ant, Sir your obliged humid , knanr, Crsighall, Aug. a 4. ISO 3. GrOitGIL STIELL The allow:lacks are attelle4 by AtrX•Nrieß CAR LILL, Minifter ed Inverelk in the neighbour. hood of Ediiiburzh. CAal.rer PELL, Elder. GCOROS STEWART, 1 he Botanical Syrup and Rdiontbro Nervous Coediditobe had at thu Duel hoar. No. 9. Allaios-itrrrt, 7 doors from tlic Lcvcrean Mufctim, Surrey fide of Blatkfriars.hridge, in bottles at ii. s. t ts. and 6s. (duty Included)Lat Bans a D.l Noaso. Oxford-Bred, oppolite Bond.flrcet ; Wa;l, No. 4 14, Ilolboin. Withers' (late Cuadra) Medicine W architlia. 239. ;Amid, Temple Bar; Tutt's, Royal Exchange; VVillianis. Perfumer to, bit rot ajeft y. N 0.41, Pall-Mall; E. Newbery, corner of FS. Paurif Church yard ; Bolt s, Royal Exeange; Ching sod Butler. No. 4. Cheaptide; Bur&ois, Amick, and boo, No. ga, ki.rpuarkes Shaw's Warehuufe, High-ft:en, Borough, oppolite the Southwark Bank ; Mn Piddinet, No. 76, Oxford-Itreet, oppollte the Pantheon • Forbes, Dronift, No. 31, Blackman Meet, 80. rough; and D icey, Buw lane; and by all Printers, llookb.Lers, and Venders of hied clues in the Three Kisxdr ms. Bios u Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radic. I and pan anont Cure fur theft [caret infirroltios of Nature. wkkh delicacy often forbids to difclofe CVO, to their Relation; Treatife on Female Difeafes, Nervous, Hypochouchise, and Confomptive Complaints.—.To which Is added. Advice to Bathers. &c, kis particularly recommended t.• Sea.faring men, A Si.. bottle contains equal to five fguall ones. Letters Bating Pat erit Cafes with the Dodoes sisal Pee of a Guises, will be Rnelly attendeito. It will be nteeffary the Doane Ikould fee filch Patients as are welded abated. or lois of Sight ; or foul their Lain, by I stter or Parcel. to the bailor (Pult or Carriage paid), with his ulna P.c. Attendatice given retry day at the Dodier's Hods, from Tea tnt Three &Oka. To the NOM 1.11 Y, GPN TRY. md the Polak M General. THE celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, for tie core of SCORBU TIC ER_DP TIONS, Cnked', it, el ads, Pimples, Sta. on the Pace, Mande. and Neck ; the to ly m dy for elf,ttnady ikanfing the Comptiriati, and removing an Difeefitont the *tin; le preparrat by tune lii eator and fate Preemie tat' 8. SOLOMON, M.D. at Solnasten's Puce, livatp.r.a, Au. thar of The Guide to Health." and ,atter meamble Weeks tints, as, 6d. 11.31 Putts, as. q 1. Duty included. Nero Government Stamp k Paned an each linttlase eiriecrthe Won, and rel 'tat abods of the Propri e t o r, Mu sa "5. 1. Sepanscia. fart-Trent, ' cm:raved therein, to cooaterfat etbatii all Felony, and unatable wish Death....N:ine ale Site G4.2 . 141ba• TO 'to A S AND G 1 NTLEMEN. lit. atriximoti tot at length yielded to the frelrchation of hir nestittemi ebtsulfiamidents, and has bow prepared his MISTER caNT LUVION kw pahiic rte, whack, fur a fates years. has bees tk e evader and admiratiun af ',meats patlenta! It la the roma Argent, fragrant. mild, I.la, and vatouNe Liquid at W.th fur aia. rbaue mid Odic* . L,Uptlol.• wt the Face and AM. It gently matures Mc Skin to a decree of falroch and purity be yond Ike p.m/crap( defeription. Ladles may tell that it render. the Skin fair il.:llcatc, and removes .:very kind of It in, tan, (un born, and chore TriAles wl,i. h noise, lung idnele, nt fatigue genet - any pr. duce ;in ihnrt, it Is the only cofnienc a Lady Can eft at he• calm with cote and cunif,ort, or a Gentleman ham rimeserfet to whets Staving is become a dreadful operation by any minims daf -arc on the lace. This Alattergerit may be applied without the laalleit hazard, far a awe Greertigs• remtdy cannut be dented foe avi.a the malt der 'kite frame. ladies and Gentlthwn may rely an the good qualities of this Abilergent, a, the hat ch arcr sod tseautlfLT of the Slut It ea. removes fpecdt y, without pain or trouble, all kit.ds of Pimple*. Tetters. Ring-worms, Spit, Rednefs,Swellhhis or eseauncles of tie Nude, Blotches, bun-born, Tom or PI males, bctido and every fpecler of eruptions sot the fi.rface of tbs human body It Is wince, fay to enumerate the *delineates refulting en the conflitutim very g.afon, by gee their removing ohltrudiona from the Pm! ice of the Skit., sod them* y let Mg Irte d oyes the annum, rAhle pail's and µam through width nature impels.' ad 1.. r ootious humours from the vital Saul, and tieing ohltriadett, Are forced back apts. into the sod become the rotates cf toasty dangerous dlr.-aft*. Ti I. there( re a matter of much ewlequence, as well to prceent hurtfol diforders, a , fur the Praerration of site, eototot, aii ti.tiuty to our perk -a, that we Cb raid ticraftonaily Live re , male to proper Inward application. but more eismetmly itleccmcs urgently rin.uifite when the elfcela of i•hltrudlion make their appi.arauce, and break out into l'imples, R (dye., Carbuncle., dr .elier mimesis Eettmloos. it M by no mesas Dr. SOLOMON • intention mow to ;be toe of medicines pultisibeat C.r Stoll tr porpokkor W infer any thin.. that may convey the fmailett Wei of their men esey ; soothing hot the (trove , Ft alien Nit perfunagee of high "ark. woold bawl d lion to fu•mk Lu Atdtargeat fur re* tale : not O ly re a Luiluo, to be uted what under a covet( tif the Attil-Impettenea, but as a Carnegie In Itenrral, the proofs pulfaifod by him of its virtues arras hoomitabk as they arc Incontrovertible amialecitloe; their, 'llium ch they may , te liihnutted to the infpection of • oil. tam, IN' laid hef xr the public; tow will any cafe or core. however wotid , rous In its natures, or vsakid the chareltz. (vie be pubillted. 7he Aliftcracut never tall. of foccela with thahi who give It a file trial, and as its or" evirirsitty mews dist no private esealument is rotten for by the Pr vielar.fo alio ray tat public be convineoi that nothaoc but • e.rtonty of its bongs could induce Dr. ftotostoo to hazard the good upt he r bessored with by all rusk% In prekoting them with :he Matter gem Lotion which they will no dioibt procure genuine by eokiuj at the Stamp. [diktat any time of life may, by this imecheine, be freed from one of the meta alObllag difvwfrits Inrietalt to tie ; sad. at a e....rtaio period, it is rant highly acted. For wedinefs, deficiency if it.lural ftteagt% and relaxation of the verde, by tie frequent indulgence of the pallivv, this mob. "Inc is a r ft, certain and ir,salueble remedy, lubultely fatmelue to any of there private *one of gum. and halfwits, WU& often produce feverlib bed, and are ahem' timed to he atosata tart' Mealtime rather than permanent heakhful Ifrearkesters of natore. Is debility 'herbals fevers, ht sU nervousablorderst dud to weakneia iveullar to eke hassle fez, this c.Lbrat..d Cordial is really lovalosble. ihok likin have bag vended In hat climates sad am lair" and echoed In their whole Whim, may take al wadi he wish the happiell drafts; and perfons going to the Ealt or Wet make canner - flare a more importaot arti , lr of lire and Meth. It Ma beta the only r wane of tenoning this ufalds aflbilleid with tie FEL. LOW FEVER In America. linld at his Wantiewofe. No. 6, Corepe-creco, $ 011 . 3 his aprointmeot, by J. Mathews, No. tk, &real; and llkry Lo. Wm Church yard, Loodua ; bmlrh, Raster, Hofhoodt and bider, Edinburgh; PATlonakl, °blew ; and ~ AU Melilla" % r emit?' is every Mamba Towa is Great *Maio. Ireland seed Ametiaa. LONDON: hinted and pehlithed hy (dear tuft ) at the STA, OM I. 1144 S. CAM* eto47l .l 9l:A lM alt ei b i t the Slat Orme, Tan& Dub 3 c till MO *RI Its earl PHI Plat vat ~,a bcr B.■ t . Loll