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V t . lj rli . 4- (. 1 , . . - I A *. , a • ~. .9 . !Om. v \ • . ~ ~ . • .9. Ai .4 ) .' " . . , • „ • . ‘ 9 ' --.'... ..,.../ 1 ..... 4 ,•. - , 2, ''s , .4 . • -I k r/4 '. N.. 1 . 4% 3t, p-floajvc. ,:iikl lIIK7 . . . _,. N Br R 9534. FRIDAY, sEVr. H), Irii ?" Pint P. SINE - PENCE 4 ST. TFIONTAS'S Hosrl rAT.. fR. ASTLEY COOPER And Mr. HENRY ATI CLINE will begin their COURSE of ANATomicAL, and SITROICAL LEC FURES 011 WED:le.n.mr, the let of Cle• tober, at i wo &Cock. BELFAST ACADEMICAL tNiTtru nom NVANTED, a Person to LECTURE to the V GREEK and HUMAN! I Y Classes in the COLLE- G , A . rE I iEl'Alt I'M EN I' of the BELFAS ACADEMICAL DISII lON The strongest recommendations will be re. (piked hot), as to his mo;alcharacter awl literati acquirements. The Salary, exclusive of the Fee', at tht btudeuts, will be 4'150 per Annum the Election to take phce on tl•e 14th of October, and the' person chosen will be required ttli COIIIIIICIICC his Lectures ou tb: 10th of .vovrtribtr to Apprcations (it by letter, po t psid), to be made lo Joseph Ste- Secretary to the liwtitution, who will give any in • krmation that may be requircl FOUR EDITION OF I.ALLA ROOKit This day arm puttishca, in Octavo, ;vice 14s, C ALLA ROOKH, sus Oriental Romance.- - By I'HOMAS MOORS, Printed fee lengtnan, Htmit, Peet. Orme and Brown, Pater noster-rime—Also, Just published, in Him. price 12s. Illuacritions of tar Poem, engraved by Clarke Heath, from iPaint ego by P Westall, It A. A few of each may be had in Quarto. Ina feie days will be pliblislic4, THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, Critical Journal; No. IVI. Con - rantrs—Tlie Priva e Correspondence of Benjamin Prank• ti; Truth in Caucasus anti Georgia; R enlains of Mr. Bow !ler ; Present :Nee or West India Affairs; Jurgenson'sTratre's through ea and oermany ; 'Slim Edgeworth's Harrington and Or. d; Lord Ryron's D.lantreilt Lunatic Asylum.; Characters of illaks;.enre's Play., by William Hazlitt ; Coleridge 's Literary Life sad Opinions; Present State of Public Affairs. Printed for Archibald Constable and CO. raltaburet; and I.ongmao, Hurst, and Co. London. ;.; TO THE FACULTY. I HE PRACTICE of a MEDICAL GENTLt. I MAN, lately deceased, for DISPOSAL, situate In the im asallate vidaity of the Metropolis, awed to have produced upon as acetate from 1.54i0 to £200013:1. Annum. Since no personal btre , duction can be :Markt', the trifling sum of merely 300 Gui neas will be required (including riattires and Class) for a Prae ti.x worth une month ego .#.2000. 1/rugs to be talm at a valuab tion—one half of the monies to be pa'd down. Apply (post paid) to Mr. C. F. Ldgar, Agent, N 0.19, Butletes-building., Holbora. N.S. Other Medial Concerns for Diqmal, both in town and lam/try. 9IHE Poblic at large are most respectfully CAV 'DONIS against noxions counterfeits, compoacd of delete vices ingredients injurious to the The Uri:Onal and Ge ls:Alm MACAsSAIt OIL Is ROWLANDi, which is nekton mended on the basis of truth for rt.-sweating and beautifying the I human Hair, and prevents its being injured by lavers. accouctic. taints, vio.ent exercise, travelling in vtrinti4 climates, &c. laMs genuine Bottle of the Oil is aligned on the comrade label In red Ak," A ROWLAND and son, with a little XPostise ettelosed s i the price is 3s. 6d. 4s. 64 10s. la and one es per bottle., .o , n each guinea bred, of the is sigait od the outside label the game t ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF viras, 'Which never fails to produce immediately a perfect chance In ur GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, BYEBItOWtt, &c. ro a beautiful glassy Ind permanent BROWN or BLACK, imitari mg tie exam natural coltrie. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Wadies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and secrecy I ;rice 4s. Ts. Gd. and 10s. 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for eiportation, by the sole Pro. ?rialtos, A Rowland and Soo, earner of Kirhy.atrert, the first Laming on the right in Rattan-garden. Holborn, London; and, by appointment, by Mead. HenJries, Titchborne-strect ; Berry, 11, Janson, I 5, Greek.itrert, Soho; Smytfi and Co. t 17, Gatti, and Peirce. 57 9 New Bond.street ; Newberry arid Stole , 45, St. Peers c !iamb yard ; and by all . Perftintera and Medicine Venders hi Town and Country. Also may be bad, a pleasing and entertabilng Essay co the Cations Structure Of the Htratan Hair. worthy the osoiee of PI. tams, Proprietors of Seboo's, Ste. Price Ss. REAL JAPAN BLACKIivIG, MADE BY RICHARD TURNER, 114, LONDON-ROAD. THE Proprietor of this Bl4cking di.clairoa all the Am of Puffing—the merits of tbe. Article are too well hewn to need it. He merely refers to his Leg of Agents, and codideatty adopts the motto of the immoral Nelson— •o Palmam qui tartish twit." " Let him bear the palm whJ has'diserved The Admirers of this Composiqtat are requested to alit for TURNER'S BLACKING. sold is Stun: Bottles. at 61. Is. and 1.41. each. Ovally Stephenson Sriginm & Co. Medlieoit Swan and Son Warren. CHESTS!. Egerton, Smith and Landau hel‘Clute and Stock. to>3 roza• Davies and Grace ledge Noble Poole Tomlinson Artiodale Evans and Thomas. Kaye Carter. DISIT. Hughes and CO. ESOTORD. Dreury Thompson and Son. Seepson • Trafford and Co. LTICESTER. SinalL Matchett and Co. smith and Soa 3:CT ST.ROXVID . S Glover and Hudson, Parson Nvrrnan as. Wilimoit Gail RogersandShipasan flames (Kiser. Winter. Whiimore IacCLR3IVADIS. nULL. .1 bnutpson. J Egger & Morton. Crackles, Thomas, LIRDI. IRROAT. and Co. Broadhead Meow'. Prentice Fletcher Tabron and done :be Post.tnice. Peat COMO, ' , ECORSE. Moson Chapple ?add, Healey Balm. BRADFORD. SUMO MANCNISTIR. 1 1 . SIM W. Hoyland Turner. Hatton hum NALIVAR. Tate .... BRRIMPONAM. 1 Gregory and Sous 'Moor Z. and W. Goods • t Taylor Hetherlngto4 . .._ socrou. Mlines. • Pletcher. wood ST.NROT . S. NORTHAMPTON. Uardner. lnktrsob and Son, 13irdsall„. • covaNTIT. Bankers & Grocers Osbordb. Merciless and Son nous INCIDON. >ARROT DARIO.. E . ,' -land Slingsby Stafford Goddard and Ce., 1131 and Peters. MIN. Mannerly arid Co. coLcucerra. trzwien. • ' NOTTINGHAM. Carr Harmer ' lAngley • bridg e and Co. Hooker r aise,. nt labru andParkes. Turner and Son. N " WIC4. CAMBIWGZ. LIVERPOOL . Ward and Co. 7 1aristuit 1 Hirst and Cu. Cripps and Cd. C , fief Marsden and Sons I St. pbenkOn and Co. Uni t i se Aldersey Li shopkeepe'rs supplied with this inestimable lianan Malt ,rg, through the medium of the svfiggcsah: Lou.es,ur by apilying to the liilanufa..tory. Cai I X 63 OZY/ 2 (i'Z No. 119, Londou.road, SouthwArk. N. B. Mk fu Tustin's Blacking. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. PERSONS assuring with this Company, as well against Fire as upon Lives, will periodicaty enjoy a partici. !salon in the Profits, after a moderate deduction for the expen.es of management, and compensation for the guarantee Capital of the Company. LIFE OFFICE. On all Policies for Aioo and upwards, made for the whole term of life, the Assured will, at the expiration of every seventh yeir, hive an addi.lon of pros•, to he then ascenained open principles of correct calculition: the amount of suds ProSt may be applied in either of the toUowing ways at the option of the person as sured, ht. By making an addition to the sum specified in the Policy, payable at the death of the ;arty, as hitherto ?embed at the Equitable Life Assurance Office. 2d. By applying the amouiit in reduction of the annual premium. Sd. by redeeming the future payments of premium. The Tah!e, of Bates of Premium are the same as those in use at the Fliiitable °Bier, with other advantage, now offered by thispilite to the Public. Tab:es or Rates are also framed, according to which, Persons may assure a sum certain fur the whole term of life, by paying an lncrea•ed premium fur a fixed tirtntler of years, and be tree front all further payment thereafter. FIRE 61,FiCE. On all Policies fur £ o and upwards, continuing In forte for five yews, and no claim for Loss paid thereon, the Ass bred will lie entitled to panicipare hi the Profits. made at that period Persons a.surine are not liable tor On: Losses of criers, as in the c ise of Partnerships, and they have ample si-eurity for their own Losses by the provision of a Guarantee Fund. Further information, with prime I Particulars, will be given on appLcat ion at the principal Office, Chi apside, Leaden; or bribe Agents 11 the several cities and town• iirioughuut the United Kingdom. HENRY DESBOROUGH, jun. Secretary. Citeapside, London, Sept 16, 1817 - N. 8.. 'lle divid.•nd iii 6 per Cent declared at die last Annual Court of Proprie - ors is now payahie at the Office. TO SOLICITORS, BANKER, AND OTHERS, IN THE COUN 1 It I% The Ai LAS Assn.. ANCa Co M 1; ;1r being about to manse the number of their Agencies throughout the country, cite Direc tors are ready to receive appications from Gentlemen willing to undertake the sante, tither in the Life pr Fire Department, or in both, in :hose towns where none pre as yet established. Such ap. plications to be adJressed to the Secretary at the Office in Cheap. Ogle, and accumpabled with reference to per.ot in London. HENRY DESHOROUGH, jun. Secretary. London, Cheap.lde. Jas. 90, 1817. N.B. liesitetn . able Annuities on one or more I.lves secured 00 real or funded Property are purchased by she Company on the most eUg scrums. (owl cosictats ) Dll. JAMES'. FEVER POWDER AND ANALEP I'IC PILLS. ,T EEC 'respect luil y. dis Pi ; Ir setar of these invaluable Magnelnes, to inform the Public, ihat I have ceasedro supply Muer.. Newbery and Sona therewith, and that I have appaloted umy now sole Agents for the sale of tl t, both Retail and Wholesale, Messrs. BUTI.E.R and Sons, Chemists aid Druggists, . No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul*, Church yard, London; and No. 34, t ackville-street, Duhlin. The Retail Sale is likewise continued as the Nouse in which the Inventor, toy late Grand father, Dr. 'suss resided, No. 33, Btn ruti•street, Berkeley. square, whirs the iltelidties have be en exclusively prepared for nearly 70 years, and from whence .M Newhery and the Militia bare been hitheno uniformly s.uppked I beg to add, that in ennsequetite of Messrs. Newbery and SOtli having, since I thought proper to withdraw from Item the sale of suy Medicine., annotinced their intention of venting comet:intuits at their own, under he above title+, I Nei I owe it to ti.e pubite, .0 prevent, as :ar as.l ant able. she dangerous consequences or taking :nese pre paritfnus, under he niisraken tinpression at their being mine. With this view, to my own enious• Ines, I have authorised my Agents, Messrs. Santee and suns, to exchange for my Medicines, such u are of the compost; too ut Messrs Newbery, which may be returned to them. The Public are reepecisully requested to observe, that to enable t .em to disci-minus between my Medi cines and those of Mews. Newbery, s..ld under the name of my grandfather, Dr. James, I stall Ago n.y name en the label es each packet of the Powder, and box of Pills, that is sent fu future sot of my Elaboratury ; and that Mesita. Newbury mad Soo' have no interest or concern in the genuine Medicines prepared by me. Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, it. G. V. TAMES, 19th July, 11117. 1711 COM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes 1: enervated, and the body soon falls au easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising f from taihiotiebie gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is flat result of our study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty years' succeesful practice in this peculiar branch of our professkin gives . as a decided super's:city over every other Pracutioner. In recent caas of Syphilitic Infec tion, a perfect cure Is completed in the abort period or two days, and in those cases of a more comphcared nature, where other practitioners have failed of success. a proper perseverance in Our plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a Round and perfect re. establishMent. To those who are labotiriog under a general or local Debility,k will he consolatory to know, that the Medicines ;we prescribe possess the inestimabk poiver of renovating the most debilltated Constitution, whether it arisei from the indiscretions ; of yotilb,yr by a residen ce in !rot or uottealthy climates, too aeden ;toy a live, or too close an application to study. recessive grief, in ludi.:ioys use of mercury. dra or should it proceed atom an habi tual teddency to consumption, these our restoratives will produce !the happiest Accts. In place of taaitude and Debility, we offer 4sit•z• Health , Strength, and spirits; and 071.11 to the aged and infirm our plan of treatment will afford rebef and comfort. by • !gently and safely invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under .atypic, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, car• and ea yeditious mule of practice, superior to any other yet • A dopted. he weakness, relaxation, add debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed,' and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Patients ot . either :`VN may consult us wlth,the greatest honour, dslieacy,stiod secrecy, at our bout-e, No. tin, Hatted Uarden. Patterns in the Country. describing their case, and eaclosini a rernittahte for Admifec anti Medichtes; the same will be MOIL to alt parts of the•world. . CURKIig, my! CO. Surgeons, No. 107, fiattua Garitn. CI I Y AIX I'ION MAR I', so, CIiEAPADE. THE immense STOCK and Variety of Miscella- Mous Eff.tcra (the Property of distressed Manufacturers. Tradesmen ' and others, wt.° are comp Bled by the heavy pm sore the Times to flrce an lounciliate ket), consisting of every tleseription of LINEN and NVOOLLEN-DR A pERY, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TAP.I.E and DES ER I' bIiI:YICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CAME E. WA RE, CU 'LER Y, JAPAN-WAKE PLAIED GUCH•i, • St.c. 8:c. which are thit)- ON sArx BY AITTION, By Mr. MOAT. At the City Auction Mert,Crt, Chenpaide, enntinues in increasing attraction to draw a er,.we,sl errlience, whose confidence in the tespectability of the FstLiaiLlitnent is highly Battering to the Pro.. oriel tar, and intures his rt•ar;naance of giving a full guarantee of the perk:Mon of all the Prt,/ erty that pastes through his baud,. Sale every Day, at Twdve, and again in the Evertng, at Seven BATH. An o'd-estatiliztied HOUSE, in the BOOKSELLING TRADE, most eitgibly squared fir liusinexs , heiug within a few do )11 of Mllsom•stmet ; and au extensive S FUCK of BOOKS, In vs sieve Language., cons sting of !eves, thousand Whams. By order of the A ssisners nt W. Bankrupt, TO BE PEREMPEOIii. Y SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Great Room, No. t 4, Old rkm4o.treet, Bath, on MOM DAT, Septenfia. 511, and two to:lowing days; and on Wttitfiti- DAY, *tenibar SM. preeisely at one o'clock, will be Sold by Auction, without reserve, A LL the valuable INTEREST in that well situ- L 1 mad IiOU 4 F. at the (wrote of Quiet a trett and John.fit met, establi..hed as a Bookseller's Shop for many years, and now held fur a term of eleven years unespired from Lady Day lel., at a Quitrent of only Eltreo Shillings per .I.nourri. Atuoi.g the Ui IGKS are n ..... irons Vohones of the Gentle man's Magazine, Monthly Rtview, Annual ltegitter, S:c afford ing a favourable •ppori unity for (.I,ntl. men to complete the Sets of thme valuable Works. The Books may be viewed two days prnitattl to rt.e time, e•liich, on account of c.e gri.ac number of Usti, wilt commence cicta Morn'ng at Pleven u'Clock preckely Catalo:ues may be had as the Place ut Sale; at NlcsAr4. Norton and Sots, Ilre!ol; Lacking and Co. Fin.burrailure; and Longman and Co. Paternener row,"l.oridon. N G. The very rateable Co:lemon of Pic:Ures, llronzey, Ca. bluets, Oriental China. and other Curiosities, will be Sold by Auction at axe yams place, about the end of October next ; to gether with the Lease of the Fit:lisle.- Preatisei, No. 14, Old land-street, Bath, oeil known and ebtabli.lied as du: eotwurz Bazaar. SUFFOLK. TO 3E Kum FE COt4TRACT, Wits immedime p05c44.1), .1 CAPITAL. FARM, called ETHERING- Ari SET I.ODUE, containing Three Hutulrt.! end Sixty tour Acres, great part whereof are old Pazture, in the Pari.ll tit Vetheringset and a mile of the Turtipike•road kadiuq fon: Ipswich to Norwich, and now in the occupation of htr. Juni.* Pre.‘ itn.Lr a I.ease for a Feria ell, ring at liiichae'lliaa eat, and containin custrnt . iry Coven inte i his Farm is 1 free except about Light Acre, and wi a tkig knee, ti all I/iv:bold, and the lanii•tax is reticomtll. the Hum* hal !Jeri: tat.-lyre•built, anti is very comrcnknt , aui the Out-buiklings are in good condition. he Vstato is well wcrth the node! , of Gentle:ix/i vatAiwg its narks Ifiveitairtits, or a wi..ll:hy Farmer who is &gigues of an Occupation. • ••••• Yawed Panisahrts.wlllsa. skalds a dowtooribmosawaser be ba4l, owipliiicalitssi us Mr. Wa4r, of Uunnzw.v, Evitz f Mr. Wiitnry, of ILisfort!. 614.1 k; or Mfu•srs. Lary, Sw.kvr, aaJ Dawson, Furnivarl Inn, I..r.rulln. LABEL'S ON A HIGHLY-IMPROVZD PRINCIPLE, Being neatly Embossed by new Mot Ada, of d•dbrent and accurately Folded by Machist.•ry, n,u before attempt. J. MEDICAL GEN • I'LEME' is the Country using liter will Mealy er.intnical, as they are warranted a'l perieci, at ;:xt-11. nr paper, and packed In boxes to preserve the Insprewiails prevent all wiste.—To be had at Aro:biltaries' Had, and ol all the principal Chem••ts and Oruggists in Town and Country; air. of l 3batt, It ;, i•:rw bond scree:; II Burtenahaw, 103, Si. I'oa:tin's-lane ; Woad ham, 34, High Holborn, to whom learn: may be addressed, en closing One Pound, when One Guinea's watch will be retitrneil. Wholesale Quantities; Case cootaining I . bree Guineas worth, ht. I2s. ed. Va. Six Guineas worth, £5. For which. addrees putt pad, to I. NEW, at the hisin.lactoty, No. 53, charws s•rect, Weerninster, • V Ihe Parchairrs to pay for the Deal Packing Case, far which, whto returned, the full price will Ira allowed. . Price Seven Shillings a box. VALVASI.E - FAMILY NIEDICINE. FOR all Inaction or Oh,troction 5,1 th, Stomach and llows.:1, Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, ililiuusor Skk Bead Ade. Paine atol Distensitias of the 11Jivels, S:ekt.e..4 at s• o tna e h. Rah:ma CustiirecesP, Ecc 1 . 1- 1311.1u1', PI I: nr.iy to 11:31::'Lr Illti•lntlar to ktu•tv [kit these Pill are the emir:utiles ot a Med:ctl G.:nth-num of very entettaiee praolee in the present day. This safe and elegant pre. parstioh 14 justly esteemed for Its a c ;rer.:.ble and cectaia opt:wain by which it elf.ctua;ly r,nioves uor obstrction of di; stoatach,Ltu! wh , ztlarc fr4.l)l,iie,itidigeszion, Bata tei,cy or CUid, shiner.. rt stoni I.e344ith, Otc. It operates by t.i , lud6try, acid bile or - other cruiltties retained in the intesti nal ZZitl4l, and .icts as au alterative to the system generally. Free trout any gateman:al or mercurial preparations, it is at all times sate; and baii been giyen with insignia good effect during ;in fancy. lti avian is particularly adapted to persons of bilious habits, and those of ledvistary lives, where a sufficient amino of tie bowels Is not kept up, and 1 retained la chow organs stn frepewly volt:ciao pains and shicesslons, head-achs, Inn pee. and gideltue , s, or a 61111/0 of weariness or.oppresslon. A single trial swill fully convince the patleut of their efficacy. Ite wont ca.es of !idiom or Sick Heed Achs are certainly re. sieved by a single dose, and in a much shorter dint than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thials it proper to remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or uneasinees, but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, free front that costive state which generally succetds the speraiton of laxative medicine!. Soid at the late Shaw and Ed. crudes, 66, St. Paul'. CburFhlurd, and by banger, Otford street ; Waid, Holborn; and Tact, lixchatigt. BY HIS MALES lira ROYAL. LETTERS PATEN I. I . EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, ju.tly famous 1.4 for curing, it all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. Use small Pill is a dose, and the :eking of one Box, 1.1 a recent cam, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy reovery. Nothing cap be better contrived, more vre, or ntore colienient then this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour IRS or to sea, ash needs no confinement nor restraint of diet; aid slaty years experience (to an extensive practice) has proved tbu it will tlrsa a Cure wtien repeated Salivation and all other =shock avail nothing. Pot the Scurvy acid other Chreitieal Disorders, this Medicine has not its parade!. Upwards ul IC,OOO persona of built sexes have been radically cured of the e vell cruel disorders, withte the last eight pars. Prepared and pld by tae Sole Proprietors, T. IAYLOR and ~ON, Members E the Royal CoUege of :urgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Iridgostreet, ie Boxes of only es. 9d. each, duty included.— 1 11.8. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages et night.— le, are also soldby their appointment, with copious e ; irections, t the 1 oy Shop, 103, Oxford street ; Mr. Disbormigh s, No. 7, Rib-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument.; and by ore 1 'erson in every cansiderabie•fown in Great Britain and Ireland. *dine. robin 'imam tati7g the above, •M other of the Pros Ftetoes Mediclaet. SiX IZ ••• - • JAND J. SIVEWRIGI-1" are li:ippv o joifotlVl . the Public-, tha• a NEW Loa ! Ftt c.. raining SIX Pr z,..4 of X 2,01. ti, e.:1: comm.-nee I'm 7th Nevtater.a.—The 0., tLc tame pritte.ple a. that which gra% 6 -t intro. d, and prove.i au t -pad, ro Mr sivetvr r hea ‘o,otract, • thee. acre ht Az.:olitt g a enze is nintilid:.:(l, the lutrintle • or a Ticket Isieteased, whilst tLere is no addition to the Ping ut 'nano or Shales. SCHEME. 2 et ifto oia► Morey a-e ,Eirt,nro 20.c0n Consols 40. c 'JO ' ......... ...... 13,010 Ditto 30,000 1 .. s,') 0 Mti:u 7 ... 1,000 Cli.:: Las ;100 II 1,00:. Money t •, 00 4 504 GOl/trts 6 4. 41 (hitless i,•f6o 8 WO hleney 1.600 10 100 Aloney 'col, CO SO 01 , 110-34 100 .......•. ei Gtvvras ...... tt,.:us 1,212 First.drawn IlLtnil to treeire Xto :..10nry each 13,420 5,700 1:44,:t drawn 11::; , k, to be re- , SrAwn csi. Dec l . or to reer,ve XI . reit 0:1 , 11.1 , t cr. Dee. .-.: S $ 74 0 1,240 1.411-lrawa f•I4o:c. to reedy.. .E 3 :Money tec, R 040 N 542 rriZet, d only 1,65. 131:nActs 4213,17 S Each of the .et ~000 N iii• • to - t 5 '.7sl More. The Eighth sir Awn eLst.o to h.sve £.II,CW Money Moro. The First Drawn Prize 3.1 Day to have .E. 20,000 Nl7.re. J. and 1. Si VEWRIt;Ii r hol the *atilt/mho' of , liiitributing to the Public in !-li..res the I start No 4,477, drawn a Psize of riio,ooo Sterling the 1. t'i :einernher, bointra it her whitir Capi. r. 16, and hope wavy of the above will alot b.: mull at their For. tuner No. 37.Coa81ttt.z. No. 11, Mittman, I•IAY)tai4K►T, 141 OStOitn-:lltglrTii ASSASSIN/IMM UP FUALDES. AqSIZE L'OURTOF L'AVETRON. - Amidst the me mber of witnesses who . were de, mir:cd from the 2fit:i to the Stith ul*. we have selected tn,ise depositions which possess most interest. NITTING 07 tilt 95111 (It ACCIVST. - I'.otke: nsibre, that she was talking of the mtin!er of Fu.tldes nn the morning of the 20th, when She asked who stele I;kely to have perpetrated it ) and was anew-red, that it wets Bestiee. A little tic; e efterweeds the SAW Bistide go out from Foaldes'e house ; also Yaw him enter it either three or lour times (bairtr time day, and twice, at keen before.niee o'clock. The mintier of Bastide, and the wildnese of his looks, terrified the witness. He.lettl old greets paraeleens, a eat toil of hides, and thick shoes. Ia reply to the accused, who here eberved td her that P was mistaken as to the witness exclaimed 6, Ne. Sir, you med.:. too strong an 'impression ctt me; you seear.ed te be diatrectrel I say that I wonlci nut vetstureenytelf alette with ym u on the Ilighwxy." Ant a hno t e Metier,' a mistwile, deposed, that slee was its the Wince ad' Fualdes on the n'teth Of I , l4reE, when, between tin and eleven in the morning, the (ivter, &nide, knocked. at the deur, He was elrestedqii itrellhify'Cirat. and had ass green pantile loons. The witness was frightened at Itta look. He adced for M. Fad imms ; he then entered the house and imenired it that Camitlemee's chemnee was opened yet 1 Witness seid, l'es.!' The prisoner thee ob. served, that it Tenet he slim ; and as he proceeded op sinus, unman followed him. He opened it little .!rawer tirmelea the Wile, hulked at the ratters of M. Feeldes, examined every throe, then went nut ;Ind slew the room. Tee ?.ervant seed it WAS necessery to take the chew's off the bed in M. Fueldes's corm: uemin which litstklo went back into tee room, with the :entrain need the witness. White assisting the tnrmer in nano. in the sheets from the bed, a key drepene !torn h s side, which he picked t.p, saying that it niust he eut among the oche's, and the whole comeiemal to bledertie Gainer Or Madame JAI. Ski). 'Phase two women did nothing but run about the house of Fualdes the whole of the morning of tne enhti ; they flew about in ail directions, and examined every thine. The servant maid asked Bastide who wei the Geutleman that, in his presence, had agreed to meet M. Fualdes on the preceding night ? Bastide replied, with a stamp of his toot—" I was not here yesterday iu the eeenimmg." When Bastide was taken up, Madame G..itier came to the witness, and told her she must be mistaken as to the hour when Base tide went into the house ; that the servants of Greg, Bestidc's country residence, asserted that he WAS at home at that time; that if she affirmed the same Bastide would be releesed from prison ; and that, doutaless, she had mistaken Jennoa for Bastide. witno . s told Galticr that s!.e was not mistaken reelther e s to the hour nor the penemin. Marianne Vares said, that she lived servant with M. Fualdes, Her master went from home at einht o'clock on the evening of the lath. The next .:ay, about seven o'clock in the twining, Jausion, his wile, and Madame Cattier, came teeether to M. Fnaldet's house; they went directly up stairs: and Madame Geltier came initnedhoely dewa, and asked for a hammer. There was none, and she got a hatchet, after which a greet nMee was heard above stairs. When Bastide totem , ' the house, Matiame Jausion and Medame Gelrier were Ca thl stairs; Madame Jeusion put her heed up ei his shoulder, and they whiszered Ia each renti, Wite:ss said that the key whick fell from lias[ide. vies neat of M. Fueldee's bureau, and which Ile always carried about him. M. Serves, a merchant, deposed, that he had fee. ' ( po i nty seea Beseideknuck at the door of the house of Bancal, and ;se° or than times on Sunday, &tie g evening service. Danis's! admitted this feet. The witness also dectered,• that Bastide assured him the' lie went to the hotisoenspeak to Vernhes the butcher ; Batmcal had only lodged there since Jodi, IBIS. He spoke to Jausion on the 99th of Maech rensecting the assassination, the latter attributed it to the situation which M. Fusldes held. Jausion emeriti net belecv that M. Fualdes had committed suicide : he coats not assign any reason fur such an ect. breeuse he had an ample fortune, velued at nn,ooo crowns. The next witness sees ideltetre, a tailor. He, on opening hi; shop, a little inter un the mornine of Bastidegoing towerde the the 4 20th oi March, rem ;louse of M. rueldes—he tenet returned, .clad prom. ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the mi. kloal InveyLion of Mr. HENRY, mid broti3lit by his 'sdecessita ilnproverneins to the highest p.:riection) continues to be prepared and sold by Maws. Heuer, Manufacturing Lite. mists Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar. joined with the mow pleasant Aroma*, and eflicwzioto Antimstica, testy be kept intimpuired in any Cliouutiind fur any Itilgth of time. he putient Odour adapts it for MiUdfrig redid in Hvad-achs. Fainting*. te.; and renders it Ifemtliarfr Farad and refreahlagitt voided rooms, in places 'of puha rewire, 'suety the sipmanrentealf the loch- It counter sere. also. the Wootton of reuttiglows V, Wales. As many spurious and initror prisratlitious are sold under the same and similar names, the milts are requered re observe, as the tidy proof of its being griwiLl4l, that the :lama of Messrs Henry, lianehearir, are eilgraoid ou the stamp. 'I he Aromatic Spirit of IP/44r in betties. price 2a. 9d each. • earn? Included, is told whsfessle sad retail by Bayley and Blew. Cochaptu%otreet. (the ory Agents in London authorised by the pwle t w ei rs whor e way be hod; Sponge Boxes ut Gold, :Carnahan. Crystal, 944 slim) Hank r's Garcirran MAGlizsm, In buttes at Os. 9d. and larger with suss stoppers, at as. id each; chair nattier being on the !ramps.