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dressed the assembly in a very etequeett oration... Mori though he concurred with the sentiments expressed by • Gentlemen' 'Who rpolce on the same side, he differed from them as to the propriety of petitioning such 4. House of Commons. He had done so before ; but if he felt his objections founded then, how infinitely more fortified• were they since, by the conduct of this House in committing to prison his Majesty's subjects contrary to all law, in refusing alt inquiry into public abuses, and in proteeting the Ministers who advised • the late most disgraceful" and detractive expedition to the Scheldt ; .an 4 this, ton; at the moment when our ' shores were strewed with the wrecks of the ships em lilnyed on'an occasion, when the flower of the British youth, the pride and strength of the land, were sent, not to cotobat the arms of the enemy, but the decrees of.GoD—to encounter" not the legions of Bonaparte, ' but to struggle with pestilence—when nothing was seen upon our coasts but the funerals of the young and the brave ; and nothing heard, but the plaints of - youthful commanders, east down by disasters, not • inipucable to them. 1-10 could not agree to petiti.m sudh a House, after its unblushing protection of such • Miniiters. Nothing but reform c?uld rescue the coim try from ruin, under such men and such measures.— Those who imagined that reform and the restoration of Constitutional right were to be purchased at the mere expeuce of talking or writinr, were wc). full y rnlstaker, When any bra::ch et tle State saLYCcif: tbe rights of t'..e people, the sacred pilfdge by ‘%hich the crown was placed upon the head of the Monarch, and when remonstrance failed, -- became our first , duty. Nothing could save the country but the pulling down of corruption, that Monster with two mouths, who preyed upon the vit..ls of the state. The question upon. the Petition wasthen put and car ried upon a spew of hands, with very few negatives. Mr. CLIFFORD then proposed the thanksof the Meet inz to the Sheriffs, which was carried unanimously. IMr. WHITE moved the Thanks of the Meeting to the Ilonourable l'hotras Brand, for bringing forward the }lotion for Parliamentpry Reform this Session ; also to. Sii JOhe 'Newport, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Wardle, and Mr,' Norl, fir their able support of the Motion. GIBI)0518 then rose, and expressed his Petition now voted, of Commons could the grossest insult : iding of the Petition House, who, in re lulled by the nose and d in a former petition. he had not intended ; hat the assembly language they had im one of those ad lathy, who was the taus meeting at the libelled the Freeleil !dog, as a rabble of design was tti over idering too that the Qoyernment. ASSEFtIOII was false, ;flan.] ,)0,.t corrected ; for ha him, that the pen received by the father., lt some length, and the conduct of the man's relation pre he mark of a dispo. to declare that seats like stalls for oxen, the House of Com of so flagrant an Constitution ? He :he Administration, in the lowest alehouses ;'s Bench and Fleet last the sense of the people of England, lore evidently mark ch a procedure. Mellish'i conduct, in the Lae. meeting, 'ere not freeholders. I: was untrue ; and as not respectable. then voted to Mr, in parliament. ...I expressed his firm Reform ; but wished. resolved on again pre ;ich was already re expected would be :allowed the example iging the obnoxious that any, respectable to whom they held ye grounds to think Objectionable. the assembly, and deceived them depe . 6 :nce on you] nes conducteLthitn complaisance to the ier as to.tbe Gentle-: had fairly ackzlow, not think himself ker of Parliament, of his constitnent;, although fi e and voted for.its . int mean to tinprach fionont4ble Gentle. tLer inclined to call did ..he think that like cli.ldren ? to be add sr .iled :tt, when rtes fr t representa itleman's c. ntcience, the case t,f the Duke .try upon the conduct reagh, Tor selling scats 'heron enquiry. It so indticed him to vote it his conscience that . for Gnat Grimsby, man believe that so lA, and so studious of , e £5OOO Ma of his disinterested service to ring returned thanks, • • 4 ••• .• • eolcitel GIBTIONS then rose, a IttOngcst disapprobation of the VI . end •U:hich, he sail, the Hottot of • not iecL•ve withou't submit:42g to t emphasis used in the read rif , , I. eel it .as sarcasm 03 the F. - ed-ging it. would submit to be pull . would deserve all the insult offered i - Mr. War/us:an declared, that • to say any thing on this occasion would not be - stirprised when•the just beard was known to come frot vacates for good order and regul: - chairman of:that most tumukua Freemason's Tavern, and iitieh li der; of Middlesex at the last meets Jacobins and pickpockets, whose throw the Constitution; and conti4 gentleman was a pensioner of the I [Colonel GIIPONS here said the eta d shook his stick at Mr. Waithti Mr. WAITIMAIC replied, he st,)o understood from a friend behind sion thus denied by the son was rec • Mr. Waithman Own continued at with much force, to reprobate th late meeting, at which the Gulch sided. He asked whether it was th ,Ilion to subvert the cons itution, o Pailia'rnent were publicly sold a fact openly acknowledged in the mons; and to pray the reform abuse of the principles of the I alluded to a late pitiful trick of the circulating a paper amongst the about town, and even in die king' prisons, to obtaia signatures again freeholders of Middlesex and the p • and observed that nothing could net the weakness of Ministers than sucl . A gentleman adverted to Mr N the House of Commons, in libellin; by saying, that 9-tenths . uf theta we Mr. Mtuxisw said the statemeat • that he never spoke of the meeting a The thanks of the meeting were lip for hit indepeadent,conduct i Mr. Brko returned thaiiks; and attachment to Parliamentary Rei • the freeholders had .not now resal seating their former petition, whit jetted, and which it could not be . received. He wished they had fol of Major Cartwright in expungb • words, because he did - not wish th body of the people of England, ti cut a leading example, should haul ' their petition c ntatned any thing Mr. Meuotsti then addressed ; ,aprealect.svhether he had ever • [No ! No !. we never placed any . d whether he had not at all tint ppelf• in his canvas - with as snitch cc .. i hastublest 'freeho;der - num of the highest fortune ?• He lejTed his opinion, that he bound, as' an independent Meml implicitly to obey the instructions when they were against his own of had presented their last petition, • lyieg on the table. Mr. WAITIINAN said, he did no • the smiling complaisance of the man on his canvas. He was rat it a sneaking complaisance. Bat Englishmen were to be neated L dandled bn his knee, and smii ked ; ' they were Asked to give their vat five ? A s to ttie Honourable Gent • be would'appeal to his vote in th of Yolk; in the case of the enquil of Mr. re. rce vial 4'l4' lArd Casen re inr.rliament ; and on the Watch heikened that his conic imee had fT. OW ildatinhirAtion. Was Witte him to pmehase feat , Aloe ,t And' would any m lkin'asactehant as Mr.' Mellish, his' owg advantagt, would his .potket for it • seal, to give bps dis )04 'ectsiftry Eutaiaes havi tbt Meet.intbtolie up 'at v lble o'clo • I t• t • 4 ; r • . • • • • • s • , .sTAR, • • SATURDAY, JUNE O. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT diiE O'CLOCK : $ per Cent Caw. for nosey shot—opg. Etsleced Fie Pt*. 251 . 1-1.5 rw Cent. Novi shut. Excb. Bpbs, Ss. to Its. proos..—Hands,22s. to Isl. pron. We this . day lay before our Readers the new At& of the American legislature, alluded to in the STA* of yesterday, and which superseded the late Non. Intercourse Act. We have also added some other extracts from the American Papers, which deserve at, tention. We may hourly expect the arrival of vessels from America, laden with Sour, b acco, and other Arne. rican produce, as many wen.- waiting loaded and ready to sail the moment the above Act should pass. Paris Papers to the Ist itstant arrived last night, from which v. c ni:..ke the following ertract:— I , PARIS, MAY Si, _Tl:c:r Imperial Majesties are expected to arrive lie:e this day, They reached Havre in the evening of the 27th. . The greatest activity prevails in the dock-yards at Venice, Five ships of the line of a lighter con struction than ordinary, are on the stocks, and two of them are nearly finished. A frigate, corvette, and two brigs have also been lately Snicked, and will be speedily launched. The Russcian vessels ceded to ' Prance have been repaired. At the date of the last qdvices, there was a fine frigate in the grand canal all ready for sea. Three bligs had arrived from Tau lon, and were lying in the harbour with an Italian galliot and a French gunboat. Some vessels of war had been stationed off Lido, Malamocco and Chioaza. It was supposed that a flotilla woulel soon sail on a cruize in the Adriatic. 46 By a courier who arrived at Trieste on the l I th, the Duchess of RAGUSA received intelligence, that the differences which had arisen with the Turks had been completely settled." A Gentleman who has just arrived from Paris states, that the new Empress of FRANCE hiving sigui. feed a wish that her unfortunate predecessor in the affections of BONAPARTE should not retain the same imperial title she had herself received, NAPOLEON, with his own hand, erased from the. Register the rank as. cribed to the repudiated Estertess, and degraded her to the station of a Princess of one of the States of T} F, EVENING • - it tly, to which she is now ordered to retire. The new Empress has produced great changes in some athe details of the Imperial Court. Soon after her arrival in Paris she informed the Queen of Hol land that she did not think it 'consistent with the * duties which a Queen owed to her husband and Sovereign, to live at a distance from him, and expressed a hope that she would soon quit Paris and proceed to tl:e re sidence cf the King of Holland. The hint vies taken! A letter received by the Brazil M. .. yeste r day, dated Rio Janeiro, the 10th March, states that ac counts from Plate say that the English are ordered out of Monte Video, but have three mon.:,s time to make up their affairs." But other letters from the same place,sonie of them thirteen daYs Later, do not mention the clrcumitance. It was not till past one o'clock Jay that the Bulletin tipon the s;‘ , p 1 the. ke 61,111311111. aNn's. health was signed. The falowing is a copy : M kb Royal Iligliness tie Duke of Cumberland Int, bad a vvry restless night; his wounds are beginning to sumrate, and wear a . favourable appearance.—lune 9. " H. tin Lunt,. 1 ‘ E. How r." • We. are informed by a Gentleman who was at the Scheldt abut three or lour da) back, that in conse gisence of the riots at Rotterdam, 4000 French troops had entered that city, and were to remain there, until tranquillity was obtained. Much exertion had been used to discover the pefson who nearly killed an Ofti• cer, by throwing at him a large stone which struck him on the head; but, according to the last accounts, • their endeavours had proved ineffectual. This Gentleman also states, that the King of -Hol.! land had formally announced his intention to abdicate the throne, as it appeared .he was not allowed to act ar the real Monatch of die Dutch nation. The ac counts from Holland agree in stating, that much cenfusion prevailed in that unhappy coontry,-and tliat ! the trade continues to meet with very serious intersi riptiOns. We apprehend, from NI proceeding in Holland, it will be ROWE tor ROSAI,AAIITE to act towards that Country with *ore seterity, it possible, than has hitherto been the case. Upon the plea Of ingratitude, we fear he la aer.lsereNeage. sod COM• plate his original desigp, of iricorpurating:the whole of Holland with France. Rear-Admiral Sir R. Keitrs, it is now-said, is to have the command in the East Indies, and is rxpected to sail final Plymouth in a few days, with A squadron of frigates; via, the lasteatause, Ansune, Nisus, and ,twilothirs that are coming round from Portsmouth, to Plymouth, wiiere the three tinnier now remain. The Lords of the Admiralty have promotod the three Lieutenants ot Lord CoL.LlNGlvoou's fleet to the rank of Master and Commander, whom his Lordship No. 4,4G9, drawn yesterday a Prize of TWENTY recommended by a letter, to be presented to the Board THOUSAND POUNDS, was sold in Sixteen Sixteenth of Admiralty, if he himself should not live to reach Shares by Swsrr and Co. who also Mild in Shares Lugland. No, 285, a Prize of ,EIVOO, Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held at JUNE 8, 1810.—No. 4,469, drawn this day a Prize Guildhall, for the purpose of affixing the City heal, of Two's , THOUSAND POUNDS, was Seld in the fol and also the• Hospital Sealf to 4 Bill now-pending in lowing Shares by HORNSEY and Co. ; namely, One ,the House of Lords, for eachabging ground in St. Qnat ter, Two Bighths, and Eight Sixteenths, at their George's-fields, for he scite of Deallem Hosvit4l, old est tblished State Lottery Offices, 26, .Cornhin, which were affixed accordingly. and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Tuesday the Right lion. the LOAD ADVOCATX of CORONER'S INQUicat.—Thursd.ty a Jury assembled , Scotland :Wised at EdinbUrgh, from Loudon. at thy. Whitehorse public bouse,at Hampstead, to take Actween twelve apd one o'clock on Tuesday morn. A view of the body ot Ann Cockbill, who was found ing, a destructive hie broke out in a warehouse in drowned in one of the pthids on the Heath, with strong Glassfoid.stre.t, Glasgow ' - which was totally consum. marks of violence upon her per s on : • She had no pro ed, together wi th se ve r a l other wUehouses in the same petty ug:rn her but a pawntrOker's dephcate, The Lantana. Though much of the goods are saved, yet pry, recorded a verdict of wilful murder afainst the lois is very great. • - e. .1 • , p map; 9r legions uuknowsi. •• • • •7• .1 - . " • i • • • • Dams ITlOZLlellantit • ', i • ' SOM RACES, JUNE a. -,mss;. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TUNE 4. " ' IBP This was an awctlitoiniAbmrosus'g.h;ll4st.he next fen' d si _ ~ . _ The chip moo at r, sash, h. IL foe 3yr old Intiet,fst. 4Ib I , i Mr. Was* mused* IV. Gerrard's b. I. Oriane Sir F. 911101014 1 121301 - . - $ a child of two years old, to recover d.iroac. f - s injury which irliad sustained through the ner b— lig d o ur l Lord Ciessresee's Donna 2a ellarn, hy ;limbic - theM4ri.fenGanannwt;sweastftarated., Dam n oangestheweEntr.ehlaifflaAtfgiu°,3; *an started, but orgy three were placed. to 2 1 to I splast Sir F. Swedish, 4 to i aping the wiener, and 4 )809, as the defendants cart was passing thr ' ono Brook -street, Tottenharn-court•road, the horse st ruc k beat oar rirti A 15 " 0 Pi til i r t bT e.. n a leat w farT il at e te r rin o thae f tisis nPlle )m ogell ar ;hew in ilic ca h ryf fillY4 lbo was ..: Ks tra lcilla : 2 1 i down the child, which ss as then PlaYing abo ut c i ; Sir. F. Evelyn's ch. e. Reading r - Mr.-Goddard% Trump - e - I 2 2 3 3 s street •; the wheel went over onirof its arms, wh: 1.. Mr. Ladbroke's Emma - - - .c it, Even beating on Tromp, and adds.against the winner. , broke, and slightly grazed the head. Th e cait eri Mr. Ladbroke llie s ch. Woodcot Stakes of 40 an gs. each, h. ft. • ' were then at some distance from the cart, and the % ' e. by Hambletoni - I Mr. Lake% b. f. by Giles - - $ cadent might have been preven te d b y common att., : . s. Mr. D. Blake's b. c. by Whiskey - e 0 lion on their part. in consequence o f the injury, ti . - . e Mr. Falkner's Doubtful . - , . . 0 child was three months under the care of a a' survr, Mr. I..adbroke first favourite. 1 and was Nkely to suffer f r o m t h e : rapture as 10:. • is The Course was as muck thronged as yesterday. I it lived. I Lord ELLENSOROUGIi t after commentin g at mrsi.. length on the culpable inattention of persons driviup 1 carts and coaches through the crowded streets of iLI: metropolis, observed, that the moderation of the dial of damages was highly creditable to the Plaintiff. The Fury immediately gave a verdict for the ra'a tiff- z -Vamages aeloo. • ' * L4lll INTELLICBATS. .•A NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. FALMOUTH, JUNE 6. Sailed, the Member armed ship, with; convey far the Downs. PLYMOUTH, IV24e 7: Arrived the Ca atitilr gun-brig, Lieutenant FOULIIIILTON, from Cinernsep.—Sailed the AIIIMION frlgge, for the coast of Spain; the Pamtoce and }Lamm sloops of war, on a ;rul=e; end the MaaiNalt gun.brig—The lesiostna Spanish frigate, now lying in the Sound, is taking in arms and ammunition for the use of the Spanish ratrims, and is expected to sail to-niarrow for Spain. 04D afflLEr. • y aren t ly frix„„ ; A ra was indicted for stealing in the dwelling house of itarks Nevisoa • Esq. foie silver spoons, a pair of tea-tongs, and a cream-j4g. The prisoner is one of those men tuo‘.n about town by the appellation of Morning -sneaks. He sea. seen to leave the area of the prosecutor's hoube, is Saville-row, on the 84th of April in the morning, and on being followed, dropped, the property. but was pur. sued and taken. Guilty—Death. Sarah . former was indicted for the wilful murder of her husband, by inflicting a wound on his b ea d w i t h * malint. The beadborough of Shoreditch parish stated, that the sister of the deceased told him that her bru they was going to the Hospital, he having received a wound on the bead ; and witness saw the deceased in that situation. He also found the mallet, which was bloody, concealed in some muting. The priso. ner discl timed all knowledge of the cause of her hus band's death, but confessed that they had had a guar, rel, and that he had kicked her down stairs three or four times ; and that, in a scufle, he had struck self on the eye with a candlestick. Ann Edwards stated, that the parties had lived unhappily together. Witness was sent for by the deceased, and found his head cut. and he expressed his fear of dying. lie did not state how he receivel his hurt. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE O. Arrivcd his Makora ships Most, SOPHIA, and Hors, from of Havre. bailed the Ltattstr gu■-brig, On a truisms. Pat hack the East•india fleet. His Mainel's ship Clips is appoints:l convoy for Madeira and the coast of Africa; and the (1 . Al • aortal, foe New lirtirsivir,k and Nova Siotia.—Winda.W. I Mr. Weston, a surgeon, stated that the deceased had informed him that his wife had struck him with a mallet. He . gave him ; recommendation to SL George's Hospital, and a few days afterwards (on a 'Tuesday) he called again, and said be was to be ad mitted on the Friday. Witness told him he would be dead before Friday. Witness Lave, him scow medi cite, And he diedlhe next 4,11. VAtnen opened thl head knd founds quantity of ertravasated blood be. tween the scalp and skull, which had been the cause of his death. In slime conversation witness had pith the deceased, he said he had receiv;.l the blow in a drunken dispute.,-Cuilty of Manslaughter ? The Judge fined the Coroner who took the ;quest on the deceased, £5O, for neglecting to fuisish the depositions taken at the. time. This the Judge did he was induced to' do from the frequent neglect of Magistrates and.coroners, in not furnishing minutes of examinations. He trusted this fine would operate as an inducemmt to a more close attention to di* I.duty, on the parts of Magistrates and Coroners. Jame; Putkr, who was on Thursday acquitted on trial for highway robbery, was yesterday convieted of stealing a dressed sheep, the property of Woodman, a butcher, on the eveting of the December. The following were tonvieted of felony, vit. :••- Farah Keep., fur stealing we Ai bank totes and two deltas. I. Prewland, for stealing's handkerchief and other articles. I. Robson, for etenjjog 44 aniorpdkerlusfe, and is Owl. sal-tpo ODIN DMZ, JUNE I. Arrived his Majesty's ship Istaiscasta. fast the westward. ...Sailed the VANZILA/11.2 to join Sir R. STIIACRAII, off Flush lag. The Rts.ts.ao sloop of War is tow coming la with a con vs), trots the wesr.—Wind E. YARMOIUTII, TUNE 8. Sailed, with stores for the Deltic Sect, the Louie frigate; DAVITLESS s'oop, with corm)! for Gottenburgls; ind COMM* emu& and Ourz gloom on a cruise.-I:44er sailing ordrrs, the HAVOC to the Norr, with the MOSQUI'I 0 and 144011ASAST With convoy fur Heligoland. FROM 1.1.0YD'3 Got AVESZNI), JIM t B.—Arrived the Ruby, Phillips, from nub the Caledonia, Bruwn, for the Capes and the Brisk, liushss, for Maki. THE ARMY. . General FEncuscw, and suite, has left town for PQrt►mouth, where the Lively frigate,Captain 11/1-KIN LEY, is prepared to receive him. Major. General the Baron de RoTremiftincitr, and suite, bas left town to embark for Halifax, to join the arri) tinder General Sir JAMES CRAIG. r G Ent=PREVOST goes from North Americo to Barbadoes, to relieve the veteran Sir GEORGE. BECK WITH, who is coming home. ;• The Ross-shire Regiment of Highland Militia, commanded by Lord CAITHNESS, have taken up their quarters at Bow. The Renfrew Rcgimint of Scotch Militia, go to the Mint. The 2Gth and 79th, now embarked at Portsmouth, go to Jersey to relieve the (2d battalion of that distin guished Regiment, the blit or King's own. The Ist Royal Veterpn Battal'on has arrived at Harwich, from Gibraltar and Cadiz. His Majesty's 1109) PORT MAHON, having under convoy the Robust, Volga, Thetis, Agincourt, Tra- Niger, and Brothers, •rinsports, with Me corps of the Doke rf BnkiNswicx (hut on board, from Guernsey, arrived at Cork on the 30th ult. The troops divm hirked next day, and a division of them marched to Fermoy, and another into Cork garrison, on its way to Mallow. Six Isritislt Regiments of the line are expected to arrive at Cork fr ,, n, England. Tuesday the Ist, or West Renfrewshire regiment of Local Multi corn-moied by Lieutenant-0.4)nel BOYD ALEXANDER, was reviewed by the Hen, MAjor. General i f ssux, who was pleased to express himself highly satisfied with the appearance and discipline of this tine regiment. At nt at Chatham, the 2d (Queen's) Dragoon u £rds,.du 23d Light Dragoon..., dismounted, a de tachment 9th Infantry, and 42d Royal Highlanders ; besides Captains Parker and T.i) 1. es troops of leo ttianry Cavalry, and the Canterbury.Ritle Corps and Volunteer Infantry. The twenty days exeresr of the Huntingdon Local Militia expired (.11 Monday. • They were reviewed on Frith ) last, by Cenci al • 11.um,ts, from whom they received many flattering but welVmeri ted compliments , respecting their appointneentsp . die inliness, and the . *stile in Unich they went.thropo their planiull mid's* and manoeuvres. indeed it:49od hardly have beep conceived possible, that any corps could have attained so much proficiency in so short .a period. • • Coma at. A SSA 1, t. A -swan meat to the snernoiT of this highly distitiguished and meritorious Officer • was last week erected in St. Paul's, Bristol, where his remains %sem deposited on being brought front • South Amerka.—lt is a chaste, classical, elegant piece of sculpture, very affecting and impressive, and tells the heroic tale in a striking manner. The'design is by that illimitable master, I.l.AxeenN. The monu ment, etecuted by Roost, is in that eminent artist's best style. 4.0A7)914 MARKETS. ir- --. NEwoATit AND IZADtNHAIA MARKET. Pee stoat of alb. by the carom. Beef 4s. 4d. gip So. 4d: Veal 41. 4d. to So. 44 Myitties So. Od. to ss. Sti. Pork 5,4.t4.53 Lamb Ss. ad. to 66. 4d. Lamb Skins, 2t. rid. to Ss. ed.—Pelts. Is. Od. to Os. Od. PIM 3 OF BOPS I N Ilia BOROUGH bIARKET. lIAO3. ?DC& ET b• Mitt 41. 4.. to 31. 10s. Kent 41 41. to 61. !Os in's.; 41. 4s. to SI. 10s. Susses si. N. to it. log. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 44 Town Talko! Its 6J Clare Market 4s 5.1 Yellow Russia 7 4, Od Wlijtecliapel Market 4s 21 White.ditto 7ls 04 per stone of Sib. ----- Soap ditto yds 01 12, lid Melting Stuff ES* ono 0 1 Altrage 4s 34d Ditto rough 4U 005 Oa Graves 12s od Good Dreg s its 0.1 Yellow Soap, 341—Mottfrd, lON O—rt.rd, 1041. yd. ' Arica of easnllcs, per glow 10)-414.-gMoulds, IS. 64. COAL MARKET, lune S. Sb p. at Market Ships sold Price 59} Newcastle Coale - . 37t 47g. 9.1. to 54.. 3d. 1 Souderli4A 1 sos. 01. to 00s. 01 1 Cinders 1 ads. 04 to 00s. 04. _ e The following was not to Mrs. Richardson, of Manchester by the Rev. W. Silvestri, of Sandbach, Cheshire:—" Madam- , You have long wished me tei send you the Cafe of the child I was Mentioning to you ; the circuluitanees are as follow : In April Rai a child belonging to James and Elizabeth Yates, of Broobbaaa" Green, near Cungletoc, was takes exceedingly iliyowing to die cutting of its teeth. Such was the effect 01 the disorder, that from a very fine healthy boy about eleven months old, be was se duced to a skeleton and entirely taken off his feet; he had seve ral convulsioa fits, and his duoth was hourly expected. Tier scot for a surgeon, who lanced his gums, bin without any good effect. They then applied fur the AIIXRICAN SOO ruing Stour; a friend gave them hall a buttle • on the lint a pplication of which the had immediate ease, and before the whole was used he was Perfectly restored."—Tle parents have since declared to the above i.ieutlenusts, that it was.their firm belief this nsediciue was the mesas, in the 4auti of Goo, of sating their child's life.,--Tes be had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. No. 94, Newman. street, Oxf9r&street ; and retail of Golding, No. 4:7, Consign; Mrs. Richardson, Manchester; and by ail the principal Neediciae ' Veadess in town and country, at us. 9d. a bottle, lot nod/ money. • Miss .r.►. TO-1401t1lOW. 13 MIMINS aster 7 Afrenumat aiinutes slur 7 L.ONDON : Printed and pihshed by LEVEL KENT, of Cal k telbUri PIM', Lambeth, at the STA* Or►ecr, No. t, Cant• I suseti publisiett air it the liras Qrsici s Toppiatar. , . /1 •41: ). is .e t. ac 11- 3g IS ,n.