Star. — London, England, 1803-04-12 00:00:00

LISTER MOYDAr. r.A CT/ R BALL.—YeltcrJay tl:e LORD MAYOR, acc• , rding to the antient cullom, went in (late to Chriit church, preceded by the boys of ClujLl%- 1104/441. As it was an exceedingly fine day, the appearance of the proceßion was more than ulual• ly fplendid. The following was the order in which it moved from the Mullion Iloufe, and arrived at : 1. The Circa keepers and Conflables to clear the way. 2. .Thecity Tr umpeters 3. A MarfbaL 4. The Scholars with their Mailers and Beadles ; the boys intend:el for naval fe-vice, carrying emblems of the different liratiches of fuitaido knowledge iii which tbc* are educated. :. The other City Marthal, with the Marthars taco. .16. The Lord Ma: ors Footmen. The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayorefs in the Rate coach. h. The two Mitres Price, with the Water Bailiff, whole on this occafion, is to hand the Lady Mayorefs into the C:iUl ch. 9. Mr. Alderman Skinner, Sir John William Anderfon, Sir R. hard Carr Glynn and Lady, Perryn, Pritchard and Lady, Ainfley Rowcroft, T. Smith and Lady ; Lee and two Ladies, Sir ohn Role. Recorder; Richard C.ark, Ffq, Chamberlain, and his l.ady ; Mr. Common Serjeant (Syhreßer), and all the other City Officers. After hearing an excellent fermon, preached by the Lord Bilhop of LVINCHrSTE K, they returned in fimilar proceffion to the Manlion Houle, where a funiptuous and magnificent dinner was prepared for their entertainment. DRESSES. The Lady Mayore(a appeared in the proceflion elegantly @relied in white and Myer. The two Miffs Price wore drefce of purple and filver, or vamentet! with (pansies, and head dreffcs of Myer netting de corated with feathers. Lady Welch wore a drers of amain and gold, ornamented with fpanglcs. The Illuminations, arranged, we underfland, on an original idea of the LORD MAYOR himfelf, had an effeet the moll fplendid and the molt elegantly magnificent of any of this kind that we can re member to have ever feen. In the centre of the Egyptian Hall was a balloon figure of a very large fine, with a car, flags, 8:c. to illuminate which snore than a thoufand fmall lamps were added to thole which, on former occafions, enlightened the fame apartment. In the balloon were feated fi. gime% emblematic of the Military and Naval Forces of Great Britain, one bearing the flandard of England, the other the flandard of the Volunteer Corps of which his Lordthip was Colonel. This truly grand and fuperb fpellacle was regarded as a mallerpiece of ingenuity by every perfon prefent. The balloon, the car, the very ropes, were formed of lamps adapted to produce the moil lively and pleafing effed. The eight pilaflers in the fa loon were adorned with various devices, filch as wreaths of lamps, and of artificial flowers inter mixed, etc- . _ _ The centre ornaments were a Temple of Peace, with green glafs and gold, with a glory on the top, and a Cupid hovering over, with emblems of the bleflings of Peace. On each fide appeared four large naval pillars, fix feet high, ornamented with medallions of the different Admirals who diftin. guithed themfelves in the Briti(h fervice during the late war. On the top of each pillar flood a figure of Britannia holding the ftandard of Great Britain. The pillars were furrounded with the flags of the neighbouring nations, intended to intimate, that we are in peaceable intercourfe with them all. _ _ On the centre tables were two large Naval Tem• pies, ornamented with flags, with the likeneffes of our Admirals, and the implements of war revert ed. On the fide•tables were two temples of the Sun, each liven feet high, ornamented in a very handCnme manner. On each fide were trophies of war with the implements reverfed. The parterre was in a flyle of uncommon neatnefs, paying a compliment to his Maisstrit, and to the nations in amity with us, in beautiful devices. The ancient BARON of Bus was elevated on a high frame, at the end of the tables : a cal ver flood near, demolilhing with the greaten d.ste. ity and aEtivity, to fatisfy the wifhes of fnch of the gliells as retained the genuine old Eighth taße in good eating. There were alto tome very attraFtive models of (hips of war in panel, two feet lung.—Among the Company at dinner were, The French and Batavian Ambalradors, Lord Ellenbnrout b. Aaron Thompf n, Baron Graham, Lord Broca, Lord Car riogion. I.ord de Blaquiie, M. PofUlill, Mr. Corry, Me. Wo•illism, Mr. Erikine, Miles Peter Andrews, Efq. Wm. Nlaiuwaring, Efq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. Sir Francis Ba -111, Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. John Roberts, Efq. Lady Car- Logton, and two abler beautiful daughters. The Ball was opened in the Ball•Ronm. at half- P3a nine, to the tune of Sir David Haider Blair, but the place was fu crowded thedancers met with groat interruption. As the Company moved away or became thin, they proceeded with more fpirit, and continued the dance until a late hour. The LADY Maroasss fat in her aate•chair, at the up prr end of the room. furrounded by the Aldermtn aid their Ladies, the Recorder, &c. More than a:00 'serious were prefent. SUMMER THrATRES. SADLER'S Waccs.—Lafi night this pleafant fcene of Summer Amufement opened for the fea fon in a manner which does infinite credit to the new Managers. The interior of the Furore is tit •ed up with great Nine ; the decorations are fplen did ; and the scenery elegant and appropriate.— Bards/ and united their influence to render the audience happy ; fur the wine was, like the iintrour, genuine, and as cheap as it was good.— j". 1,4 Or Clan: RrC r , Adward arsil Stifles. and the l'Antomime of Fire and Spirit, were received with lie highefl approhntion, and certainly not with rt ore than they juoly deferved ; for the florin Acre interefling, and the performers were en tjunely happy in their endeavours to *are. The .1%41 3 of Towns, MD was highly applauded, and the hcliday Folks were particnlarly delighted. ith long in pride of New Brooms, and their !acuity of Airlines deem, which, (peaking of the •ii di, illit•flin them that— The French m balloons &II made It rife To *rep all the cobwebs sway from the Mrs, But let 'brut (temp wherever they pleak. Th &nein Awe that tan farcep clean the reae. AST/ tie'► AI 4 P I4 ITHPATILI.--MT. AITIAr t a vow ne caterer of Pitblie Amufenunt. from the '7.cientil which Ls saribited 3rN niydtf t of hi , tail* iand exertion in this line, feems reflilved to main tain the reputation that the Royal Amphitheatre has in jußly acquired. Zeluco, the Indian. Ballet, which was announced in the bills as a novelty of the fie ft attraetion, was pofiponed, in confequence of the fudden indifpofition of Madame VOLA 14G t*, who was to perform the principal female charaaer in the piece. The Caledonian Marriage was fubfli toted, and, perhaps, a better fubititute could not be feleited, as this petit Divertifement is full of in• tereft. The dancing was excellent, particularly that of a little girl about nine years old, who al. ternately failed through the mazes ofharmony, or tripped on the light fantaftic toe to the brilkelt meafure. In fpeaking of the Horfemanthip, it is only necefrary to fay, that Caossm AN and SMITH exhibited in their hell ilyle.—Tht Pantomime had many recommendations of novelty, and prnmifes to be a favourite. The applaufe which accompa nied every fcene is the belt proof of its excellence. The fccnery is new. The houfe was crouded in every part. The CIRCUS, which has been much ornamented and decorated, was halt night opened for the Ho lidays to a very crouded audience. Every part of the bottle was overflowing ; and the gaiety and feßivity of the holidays feemed tti pervade the 1 Company. The Herfemanfhip was, as ufual, ex- cellent ; and, after a variety of other Entertain ments, a new Pantomime was prefented, called, , "The Rival Statue:, or Harlequin Humoryl." This Pantomime was well reeeivedi, but did not prefent I much novelty, and owed its principal attraftion to the excellent performance of Mr. MONTGOMERY,' the Clown. There was no (cone which appeared more to divert the audience than a reprefentation of the exterior and interior of the (hop of the Hardwareman in Leadenhall•ftreet, called " Dirty Dick." A long is given in charalter ; when allud ing to the Rory of the lock'd up room of Blue6eard, Dirty Did lays— My blue room's as black as my hirt. And my fpeEtres are ttarved rats and mice. By a ftroke of Harlequin's Magic Sword, this dirty (bop turned into an elegant ball and banqueting room. This was the molt pleafing change which took place during the performance. The Entertainments of the Night, upon the whole, gave complete fatisfa.ftion to the audience. RURAL SPORTS. Mirth and fellivity was yenerday the order of the day in every quarter. At an early hour the road to Greenwich was crowded with pedenrians; thole who could fport a gig, or a rickety hack !torte, not letting out fo Coon. Some went by ' water, but they were comparatively few. It was truly pleating to witnefs the fatisfadion, always the companion of a holiday, beaming in the faces of the people. By twelve o'clock the village was crowded ; no feats in the public houfes were to be had ; even the benches before the doors, and in .the yards, were all occupied. The amufements of the place, in addition to thole of the Park, confined of round-abonts,' fwings, wild beads, and a Play ! We believe that ample honour was done them. Gingerbread was in great abundance and requeft. The Stag Hunt at Epping was molt numernuny attended. Could we defcribe the various quali ties of the horfes and their riders who joined in the chace, molt happy Ibould we be. Bucephalus was never belfrode with greater delight by Alcs• ander the Great, than were many crop eared po nies, humbling mares, and gaunt rozinantes, by journeymen, apprentices, defiling clerks, and in trepid men milliners. Had John Gilpin himfelf appeared in tin field, he would in general have been deemed a prodigy of adivity, and admired as an equejlrian God, if fuch there be, who had come "to teiteh the world with Horfemanfti a tt." Neither would Hawfer Trunnion, Efq. and his friend Hatchway, whore adventures in journeying to the wedding of the former, are recorded by Smollet, in Peregrine Pickle, have been defpifed. A report having been circulated that Colonel 'Noe aeon hid given a beautiful flag to be turned out on Eafler Monday for the entitlement of the holiday folks, many perfoas were induced to be prefect from this circumilance alone. The fad, however, was not fo. At a quarter before one o'clock, a flag, decorated with ribbons, was brought in a cart, and turned out upon the level, at a Ilion diflance from the Bald-faced Stag. She immediately made off down the hollow to the left, over Gold Hill, followed by a numerous train, which (he kept at a refpeinful diaance for feveral miles. After making many circuitous turns, and affording a very good view to thofe not immediately joining in the chace, the made for Lough - on, through which place (he palled, and then ran to the woods, where, after a chace of three hours, the left them in the lurch, and was not feen after ; huntfmen, whippers-in, men, holies, and dogs, returning without the fatisfac. tion of being in at the death. It was remarked, that fo fine a chace had not been remembered for many years. Many Gentlemen were thrown oat, or rather thrown sr, but there being common oc. currences, created no great aliondhment. Col. Tarts/row prefcntcd a nag to Mr. Mit, et sH, Lord of the Manor, which was (hewn to a great number of perfinis. Rov A L H u rir.—Yefierday morning, at half pan nine o'clock, His NIA] S TY. attended by Generals Gwysw and MAN MISS, rode to the right of Afcot Heath,where they were met by the Earls of SAND WICH and WLSTMORLAND, and above moo gentle men fportfmen, and as many on foot. The day being remarkably fine, the fight was grand. Soon after ten o'clock the Royal Deer was turned out' of the cart for the day's diverfion. At first letting off the deer, which is very famous, ran with great lwiftnefs acrofs the race ground towards Sunning Hill, taking to the left through Mr. CR ATC H LSO'S park, and through the wood and inclofures to the left of Winkhcld plain towards Wavill and Brea nal, leaving South flill Park and Swinley to the right, by Tower Hill, where he made a double to the right and run I% . rtli great fpeed towards Bag. Ihot Heath, where numbers were obliged to give ap the chace. In the courfe of this famous chace there was a difiance of about three miles between the fire hounds and the left ,the day being warm, and the deer ruaaing with gi cat fwd. SPORTING INTEL. ;MNCR. NEWMARKET CRAVEN .MEETING. APRIL Ir. The Craven Stakes, a Subfcription of (cgs. each, for all ages ; z-yr olds carrying 61t.-3 yr rids 811.-4-yr olds tia. 91b.-5-yr ()Ids 9 a. db.- 6 yr olcl. 91t. 51b.—and aged 99. 71b the Flat. Sir F. Staudifb's 1,. h. Eagle, aged 6-yrs I.d Clermont's b. r. Rumba, by Whilk,y, 2-yrs old 1 Mr. Robfon's br. c. Orange Flower, 4-yrs old - 3 Ld Gmfvenor's ch. c. Northampton, by Ph o Bull, ; yrs 4 D. of Grafton', ch. c Flambeau. 4.yri old - Mr. Dclme Radelifl.:'s b. g. Kehl. 6-yrs old - 6 Mr. Fletcher's b.c.Strathipey, h P.pator, 3 yrs old 7 Sic to 4on Sir F. Standith's Eagle-7 to t abR Lord Clermont's Ritmho-4 to t agll Rebel. The Fill ClA's of the OatlAnds Stakes of scgs. each, h. ft. 1). 1. Mr. Wardell's Hart foot, 3-yrs old, 5 R. 71h. - I.d Cle-mont's Piicator, 3-yrs old, Eft B.h. - 2 Mr. Windham'. Galloper, 3-yrs old, sft. 91b. - 3 Mr. Ludbroke'. Tulia, 3.yr, old, 71t. 311). - - 4 Mr. Watfon's Lignum Vim, 5 yrs oil, 911.a1t0. 5 Gen Grofvenor's Qt2ick, sirs tda, 7 1t s ib. - 6 Mr. Sitsvell's Pipvlin, 3 vrs old, 'ft. 61h. - 7 Mr. Mime Rath:lOUs Lucan, 6-yr, old, Bft. ttlb. pd Mr. 1.. Savile's Cinnamon, 5-yr. old, 81t. t t lb. pd Ten to t agft Harefoot—to to t agli Pifcator -7 to a agft . rolia-6 to t aga Pipvlin. Mr. Dawfon's Q2iz, Ba. beat Mr. Fletcher's Hi"hland Fling, 8;t. 71b. B. C. tooogi.-45 to 20 nn Quiz. Mr. Warrington's Jack Chance, 7a. zlh. beat Mr. Shafto's Vtivt:t Horn, Bft. 71b. Two middle miles of B. C. 2 co,4s.h. ft. -5 to ton Jack Chance. T 145 THEATRES.—The performances at both houfes were well attended laa night; but the com pany at each were lefb elegant than numerous. Lail week a legacy left by the late Duke oft BRIDGEVVATER was brought to be Ramped :it the Stamp Office. The legacy was for 482,4501. and the Ramp duty came to 4,4731. tos. being three per cent. on the legacy. Monday fe'nnight.at one o'clock in the morning, Mr. THOM As CALVERT, of Bracebridge, near Stam ford, fet off from that village to ride his ponev, t bands high, to the town of Derby and back, being 100 miles, in 24 hours. Mr. CALV ERT rides I I Reuse, yet the animal performed the journey in 19 hours and three quarters, returning to Bracebridge at a quarter before nine at night. A poor illiterate old woman, of Feathard, near Clonmell, in Ireland, known in the neighbourhood by the appellation of Granny, has of late, very unexpeEtedly, come into pollitlion of above 10,0001. as next of kin to an Officer of Dragoons who died inteßate. Thurfday morning a young woman drelred as a feaman, came to one of the rendezvous in Fal -11 mouth for the purpofe of entering herfelf for the navy ; but her fez being loon difcovered the was of courfe rejected. It appears that the belongs to a country parith at a fmall dißance from Falmouth, 'and that her attachment to a young man who is gone into the navy (and by whom the is with child) aCtuated her to this extraordinary proceeding, for the fake of following him. ENGLISH LOTTIMY.—YeRerday being the 3d Day of Drawing, the following Numbers were drawn Prizes above tot. viz. No. 38,413, a Prize of ; o,oool.—and Nos. 22,455, 35,766, 43,288, Prizes of tool. The Ticket, No. 38,413, drawn yeßerday a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was fold at Mars. Flaz•ao,.Buairx, and Co.'s Office, in two Fourth, one Eighth, and fix Sixteenth Shares. It was yelterday reported, that a perfon in a confidential lituation in the Bank, had been taken into cullody on a charge of having fold Exche quer Bills that had been bought in by the Direc- Jors. An eminent Lottery Office Keeper, who had fold the Bills a day or two before, is raid to have been the means of dete.ling this tranfaftion. Yefterday Townfend and another man, belong. ing to the brig Viciffitude, Capt. Wimpra, bound to Montreal, were examined a fecond time, at the Police Office, Shadwell, on a charge of breaking bales and other packages in the hold when they were Rowing the cargo, and carrying away the articles at night on chore. The vael being under the neceffity of departing for her deßination, and the Captain not being able to remain on (pore to profecute the prifoners, they were fent on board the tender, to ferve in the Royal Navy. About ten o'clock yefierday morning, as the fervant of Capt. ELSTED, of the Royal Navy, was driving his maßer's curricle and pair,turning from Bond-fireet into Piccadilly,one of the traces loofen ed, and touched the hqrfes legs, who being very fpirited, plunged, and ran with the greateli vio. knee till they came near the Star in Piccadilly, , when the carriage upfet, and the driver was thrown i to a confiderable dillance ; this was only a momen tary check ; for, with the curricle turned uplide down, they purfued their career, and were not flopped till they reached Princes.fireet, Leicefter fields. The fervant, we are forry to add, received by the fall a very dangerouscontufion on his head. The curricle was broken to pieces. Thurfdaymorning as a broad wheel waggon was going down the defcent of London Bridge, on the Borough fide, with the wheels locked, the links breaking, the honks were hurried forward, when a boy accidentally palling at the time, with a par cel on his head, fell down, and one of the wheels going over him, he was crufhed to death. On Saturday as the Chefier Mail coming to London was palling through Barnet, the letter bags were fink, containing a great quantity of hills of various defcriptions. The Thieves were In ex tremely expert that they took all the letters ont, and funk the bags in a pond by the sleight cif bricks put into thtm. On Friday evening laR, between fevcn and eight o'clock, a fire broke out in Sion Gardens, Alder manbury, at the houfe of Mr. Clarke, Navy Sur. geon ; it began in the kitchen, and the limes at tended to the henna floor in a few minutes, but by the affillance of she engines, and Ikiiful exer tions of the Firemen, its progreft was flopped.— Mr. Clarke's fen, a child about three years old, was comewhat burnt, as was its mother in her foe cefsful endeavours to lave him. Mr. Clarke was on board ltis !hip at Sheernefs at the time y—no pat of his property is inforsci. L0:17)0117 Arel.i?rilln'. CORN-FX , 7:IANGY, : , .:ONDAY, APRIL t t. RETURN of WHEAT tit 1\1.1:-:..:t,, tnctudil.: tr.:y hers the :2:h tt: M.trch to ti.t. 2.d of April. Tot..;-410 ccr,. Average 565. LS 2s. ( d !,,wer th to Lilt rcturst. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 19th 11,1arc!i, to the NT.Arch . . Tutal—;, 6t fack:—.A.vcr.,gL 4E, c,`,l— . ls 12,d lc,w4.r than Llt recta:. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROt'GH. Bags (ric‘% ) 71 Ics to RI i^a I Pocke•s'mr.v; St .)s to 91 91 April i i. To fink the fl..l—par :tone of 5111. - . Beg 4s 4d to 5. Gd I 5: ed to Gs 8(1 Mu:ton 51 cd to oi l'or% 4i ta to Ss 4 4 1 Lam:, 6.. 4d. to Ss. 4 d. ifFAII OF Csl I Li 'I Ills D.; V. Brags about a,,.1 1. auto6.coo. Ni_WGATE and 1.1'..11/7 N 1 .1.1.1.1...1p1:1 u. P‘r ttone of Slb . Ldr....k. _ _ Beef 3,4 J to 4. 6,1 I Mutton 46 41 In is Oil V . , al P ,rk Lamb 66. c.:l to P.: cd. RAW HIDES, April ps 0,1 to 6s cd 4s 8.1 so is 4.1 . .., 1 Hidcs !per (one) ss t.lto at od !is.,vy Cslf 96 6d each Mia , lialg 3s 4J to 35 651 H.., i 5. 55'5;t i 16, to i 55 cd Ordinary 3.5 (I to 3$ :51 'I: .5p N!;i:3 4 i t:d to 7$ Ca . .Limn Skits, 24 id ,to • 63. . PRICE OF LFATHER, per 11.. Al . Lt.:mm.ll4mi. Btitt, s o to scitt each idid to 2c4d Ditto, 6o to 6515 22d to 23d Merchants bads tod to 1914 Drctfirg Fl:des 2,A to aid File Coac h I Wet 21d !Cl 23d Crop Hides tor Cutting zod to 211 d Flat Ordinary aid to 290 Calf Skins, 4o to sclli per dozen 2.• ed to 34d Ditto 30 to -olb ad to 33d Ditto 70 to iclb 263 to sod Smatl Seal , (Geo:1114nd) per lb. 31 9d to Ats od Large ditto zoos to 1401 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides as to 33$ each PRICF: OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 0 441 Town Tallow 7410 d to 76s CIA": Market 4s sd Rutli4 ditto (ca.) 66s od to 75s Whitechapel Market Rutin' ditto (loop) 69. to es (Per (tune of 81b.) 4s sd Melted Stuff 60, od to Qs Ditto rough 421 cd is 2d Greav, s t6s od to es Average Price 0 41d Good Dregs lc, to os Yellow Soap, 78s. to os.—Mottled, 861.—Cord, ocs. Price of Candles per dozen, its. od.—Moulds, 121.0 d. PRICE OF HAY AND SI'RAW, April 9. Smithfield. St. James's. Whitechapel. 0. H..y s is to 6 1$ I 4 ooto 6 16 0l 4 13 to 7 0 0 Straw 2 2to 2 8 a 20t02 14 0 116 to 2 j 0 Clovcr 4 to to 7 • _ . .. . . . COAI.S, April Ir. . Belt Coal, in the Puol, I. 4e. 6d. per Chaldros. D..livered 21. 735. 6d. Sunderland, 2!. oe. od. Delivered 2L pa. oil The York Concerts doled on Friday the la of April,and have been falhionably attended through out the feafon. Saturday lall, Mr. KING, fcnior, of Dover, was thrown out of his chaife, in defcending a hill nrar Harbledown, and received conliderable injury. On Saturday as Mr. TOULMAIN, of Knightf bridge, was riding in Hyde Pal k, he was thrown from his horfe and killed on the (pot. Lady blot arAtecos-rs had nearly experienced a dreadful accident a fey' days fince, at her feat at Harrington, near Spilfby, in Lincolnfhire.—. Whila her Ladylbip was Rirring the fire, a coal fell on her gown, and the flames had already reached her handkerchief, which would moil pro bably have proved fatal before the family mild have rendered a ffi Rance, when her Lady fb ip's great pretence of mind induced her to roll herklf in the carpet, by which (he was providentially extricated from her dangerous fituation. lecurasr,—The Coroner's Inqueß was held yeflerday at the Bricklayer's Arms in Mount lireet, at half pail two o'clock, on the body of Mrs. Catharine Adderley, who died in confequence of her cloaths having caught fire on Friday night Lf. In evidence it appeared, that Mr. Padding , ton, Carpenter, in the faid ftreet, on coming into the houfe when the alarm of fire was given, found the deceafed lying on the floor cloth, at the par lour door, encompaffed with flames. On behold ing this melancholy fight, he dragged the carpet off the parlour floor, and rolled Mrs. Adderley in it, which fucceeded in extingui(hing the fire, but not in raving the Lady, who languithed until fix o'clock on Saturday morning. She was attended by Mr. Chevalier, of South Audley.ftreet, Several other perfons were examined, whofe evidence agreed with the above. The verdidt returned was —Accidental Death. At the Affixes for Mullingar, on the 29th tilt. Patric Taairee was convieted of the murder of Jo kph Cutchenn.—The fame day, Yaws Cie, was tried, and found guilty of murdering Bridget, his wife, by adminißering poifon to her.—Both coo. viCts were ordered for execution on the 3o ft oh. Saturday fe'nuight the trial of Peter Daly came on at the affixes df Philipßown, for unlawfully having in his poffeffion forged Bank of Ireland notes, with intent to utter and negociate the fame. After a trial which occupied the greater part of the day, the Jury returned a verdie—Guilty—Sen tence was immediately pronounced on him to be impnfoned two years, and to Rand in the pillory three different times, at different periods, with labels affixed to his body, expreffive of the crime of which he was convicted. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable inßancec, fubfided by a comic of SPILSBURY'S Antifcorbntic Drops, too much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled firctefs, in the mitt complicated cafes, has e!lablillied its celebrity throughout the urtiverfe ; indeed, where is it pot& ble to obtain Inch a reflorerof tLe conflitutiun and infallible care of the Sem vy, Gout, Rlieuniatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaint., too generally incident to human nature ? Their, Drops are fold in bottles of cc. and 61 roc. and ;I. 25. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot. de, by the following senders In London 3 F.New. hery, 45, St. Paul's ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church -yard ; E. Ncwber) , corner (.1 St. Pant's Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-mat ket Bacon, OxfOrd-fireet ; Ward, Holhorn ; itAyky. Corkfput-greet; Svrinney, Pall Mall ; Walh and \Villiers, No. 129, Strand; Brennand, Bilfcripf gate-limit ; auk, Nn. 269, and B. Shaw, No. 74, B , rongh, Southwark ; and at the Dicycitte7. No .15, Sulici-fqvaec.