The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-09 00:00:00

an. —.....11111111111111.6...1.011.11 at.• ►k diately ushered into a room, and the a idler pro. ce , eloil to Isy the cloth; het shortly after, lir. O'Hara left the house as ithout wailine or irMitt forma sapper ; and sin this account Mr. Ca•s:•cf v thought prener tak.. him into custody, confine him in the Poaltry Cumptcr, and bring him he. furs the Lord Nlaessr. Mr. O'Hara then begeed to be heard. lie stated that he hal but just come to town, and hav tic some particular business to transact with the ytd artitlctl to, nko was a sisstaut relation of Isis, he bad begged of her to accompany hint into the Swon Tavern, the appearance of which induce bins to hies: Pie. it %soli a respectable house, and pitch a one as he could, without impropriety, con duct the lady into, to whom he had to pay a sum of enemy ; wishisigeo Ito slow., he reenested the waiter, who came.back ward; and fore aids several times, to remain out of the room till he was called. This injunction, however, the waiter did lost think proper to regard, but eontinuerl to stand in lite room, and obserVe what Mr. O'Hara was doitg. Mr. O'Hara, incensed at his conduct, went out and eesnotansed to his muter, who took no twice ; aid on his return to the room, the waiter again made his appearenee, and by his ges. tense and manners winced the greatest imperti nence. On this frequent repetition of insult, Mr. O'Hura took hiss by tho collar, and turned him out of the room.; and finding his master sanctioned 'theist his conduct, tin thought it prapor to quit tho hoioe, and crossed to the Mitre Tavern Oppe. Sit% en his coming out of which, after haring supped, Mr. Cassedy sc;red him by the collar, dragged him across the street into his house, and busing vent for a watchman, had him couveyed to the Ponitry Csimpter. The Lord Mayor here interrupted Mr. O'Hara, ansl said, the landlttril was entitled to be paid for tloosepper, as he could not he answerable for the misconduct of his nailer, wad advised hits to go out and settle it. Mr. o'll is a said, he did not think it reasonable to expect :1 L e ell-man should be obliged to pay for • a sapper of which he did not partake, and in .a house where the misconduct of the waiter, sane. tioned-by Isis master, eras such as to render it im possible to stay with any degree of cuaafort or coolstesienee. Toe hard )levor then asked, De r r. Caserely if Mr. &Hera hal spittle' to him 'on the conduct of his alv•titer. Mr. Casvtely replied he t bail ; but that SS Mr. 091A1`.1 h itl'mate etsrotpltitned ~f th, w ait er looking h.. (!i.! SI of think that was a state. • cieat tronitti of sate apleint fo isonte.. lie allowed t the lady it lio'aeerimpeeirdtMr. a was of into respectable-eilatedate appeataaer. hcs• I.4rd M.sy sir persietest Vie/ he }twice - of Ilse beie4 tied; bald he mouthl not anew. The Joidan, wit then called. iloallesitted at he 1 t 4 eerie serer) times tutu the room ; :1I r. 0' IL had elesireil him to stop nut, us a very ron.,111; a anuct, .sash finally teak, him by the col!ar, offered to. kick him, and push. e I him tee. 411.. o•Hara said he• was convinced, had his Lesd-hip (as any 001 !nag been similarly treated, tie yr. nnld I. se acted precisely in the same man. use.; and valise ‘etlisii.intositiata of having Case. shy punished for his muse gross and insulin& con duct. 'l'he Lord Mayor advised him to :to out and set. lie the matter wish Cessetly, elect' he refisceil ; but wished to pre far a complaint against him. This however *wild not be teceiesel, and the Lord Mayer etutinitkit hilt to the Pueltry Couipier, until he could tiud bail, to answer fur the :assault. On the wait. r. The waiter had not come forward flir the par e pose uf preferine u complaint, nor did be express any 41csire4,4t ploaturate. (;ulanuar.r..—Yesterday, a hardened little tor. chin, named Michael Ryon, was brought up for examination, charged sills feloniously breaking open a boy in theinensc of a publican, %%here he oae e iodoyed as a plaisiererla labourer, and steal. ina therotaut an a prim mid ',silk handkerchief. The fact was fully proved against the prisoner ; bust the !Magistrate hesitate:l eat coonueitissa, hoe, because it appears that he is a principal isituess against a whiners previously committed, and who is a tintorions offender—for in .case of his coin mittel, his testimony would he completely delimited. He wag, however, remanded until to-morrow. Merroe G-eannw.--.Yesiterday Mary Doyle, living about lirtdgewater.square, was charged by G r . 4. . ?,,, of Perrival-etrek, Clerken well, with coining to hershop on three sueoes.ive days,. when she pissed is counterfeit shillieg each Mil. Powell, the ia:ittilor of the Mint, attended fur the Cr ow to, s od it hums a elo4r case, ins,. WAS fully Cskinatitted teethe Sestitnu.. A amend utfesace sub. j,eata her to death. . IVoesure-erattlee—Yesterday Thor. Thomas asst Jereple I tiltYs were fully committed to New. gate-ftir eleiteed . with %trainee a rensiderable ciebntit, bf sheet load, the propel ty of John rkwifiti; bur l . 1:1.- emmomm• yeslortlq morning,. about nine o'clock, as k a blittneY.Coolh wee coming over Blackfriar's feet t fiakefiest the Siirrey tar, the lisich.pin of one o r t i l l ... 1 %60e gave way, anti it came. off : the c „ ic ili n i rl 'enmedrately jtouped off the box before the care le. ve;seti,atit hout receivin g an y hart, litlthe.h(friesbrultb the:tr.tecs, and rats to Fleet. ti . wi'ketie they were stopped. A f,Lestleman l. Ibfdl coiejlrfdrtuoatoly received no 136,..)10 pa jury. 11111111111%.4—.- - • w s , r __ar' ..-1111M.ammelgervallpir i.---- --"'" l'O LIG' N. 1 - . . . I‘lstrtsrow-ffonst. lisalardar,;.2o4 s 43lahlti s ematt, COS namsd (P 1 la, a. Ato Offieilt WTI ' ,440:11 re- Thic d.iy bailor) to the Nlember of Mt . e Wheat,faNt i. heat, but was brought befor e thhe . brl' illi ',it' ttreetrd at a ll of being diserderig y . !- : - 'l.-' , .4"." 1 t'.. . !rarer. NI: -T. sobst.sotta tot te - tliiigitliarge, thisk)Anillorlp t 1 r 1 eas and Bet Swag, Tavern, I. eittleigl o i! d ia PlPft?. 4 prirot. caote forward. He a 14 1 0:40c liqr i i,:io. of Oats • into. his house on the 1 .f cunt; A r:iclit k MP' . . pally with a female of r . .11011earatic.., late pi ict..,-- ask.ll fur a private room, and o AKA somi, he' f. (ti a, ik -, tee. fur supper. _ MT. ()' Hhra was inone..l whelt. -- • - . .. ~ _ . rim! (veto - - ! P ; THE STATESMAN. • EXTRAORDINARY NAIMATIVE. In the year 1526, James Lynch Fitzstephen, merchant, being elected Mayor of Galway, sent Ins only sun commander of one of •his ships to 131'boa, in Spain, fur a cargo of inc.n Former dealings at this place were' the means of recom mending the fillther's credit, which young Lynch took advantage of to secrete the money fur his own use nine!! his father entrusted ►with fur the purchase of the cargo. The Spaniard who. suppiied hi.n .ia this occasion, 5..-nt leis giophew with him to Ireland, to receive the debt, and estat► blish a further correspondence. The young men, who-were much at an age, ,sailed together w h that seeming congenial situations create among mankind. Open and generous, the Spaniard anticipated the plea. sure Which he should enjoy with such a friend. — The ship proceeded on her voyage, and as every day ,must bring them nearer the place of destina tion, and discover the fraud intended by ,Lynch, l►e conceived the diabolical rosolutlun or throw ing his friend user board. After sounding the sen. timents of the hands on board, be brought the major part of them over to his purpose oy pro. mist of rewanl, and .the rest by fear. Ott the night of the fifth day, thc unfortunate Spaniard was violently seized in his bed and thrown over t board. A few, days morn brought l'Aent to port ; his father and friends received him with jny., and in a short time bestowed on kin, a s::fie.ent capital to set hilts up in bailus:vs. Security had lulled every sense of danger, and he propoaed for a beautiful girl, the daughter or a ileigrthour, in marriage. His terms were accepted, and the day appointed which was to crown his yet successful when one of thFsallors who hail lien with him on the Voyage from Spain was latest ill ? and finding himself at the politt of death, be sent•tu the fa r thee.; and ceni.nunicatc.l a full relation of the hor. riblo deed which his son ir had coal:flitted un the seas. I The father, though stela speechless with asto. ( siishmetit ino gvief, .at length shook oil' ail the feelings Which incline' the parent to natural par. tiality. " 6 Justice shall take its Course," /old the indignant Magistrate; and he, u ithin a few mi. nutcs, had his son seized, together Kith the rest of the crew, and thrown into prison. They all eon. fessezl tho crime ; a criminal process nag made wat against thorn, Mid in a fi•sr ita)s a small torn in the West of Ireland beheld a sight.paralielel by few instances In history...a father sitting in jodg. ment, like another Lucius Jetilus Brutus, on his and liiCu bias, too, condionning him to die a sacrifice to public justict 1 •" Were say other but your sr.:felted father your Judge," said the Magirrate, " h might drop a tear overt my child's nitslortunes, and solicit fur his life, though stained with murder ; but yon must die ! —these are the last drops which shall quench the sparks of nature ; and if you dare hope, implore that Heaven may nut shut the gates of mercy on thu destroyer of his fellon.ereature." I 1 was led back to prison, and a short time appointed Let his execution. Amazement sat on the tarn of every one of this' little community, which at must did not consist of inure than three thousand people. The Velations of the unhappy culprit surrounded the fatket ; they conjured him, by all the solicitude of nature l i and compassion, to spare his son. Nis wretched mother, Whose name was Blake, flew in di , trisc. lion to the heads of her own fanii:y, and at length' prevailed on them, for the 1 ttttt nur of their house, to rescue her from the ign,iminy his death *WM I bring uu their name. They artiml to deliver him from prison ; when his father bring informed of their intention, had Lin, conveyed to l owl* house, which lie surrounded with the oir rers iif justice. the then aade the exerutioner fasten a rope to his neck You have tittle Arne to live, my son," said he, " let the rare of your soul eat. ploy your kw fast trionient4..-take the last eni..l brace of your aril:11)0y father." lie ordered the rope to be well fititened to a window, and coin pelted the constables to throw the body out. A few niiiiiites put au eititto Under the etiintlow,in Lpodiarp.xtreet,pihrly• I, this day, a skull and firmes t) earkeJ in black . marble, is to be seets,.;villich tite fit;i,r put up as I a memento. • FI R alapail and t •strlictivi ice broke oat on Tuesday :!st, i.; tar d w ai ng _g„,,, v 1 of the 11.4. Mr. at todite, be twilit and lyekw.ins.;i4r . th, wits occasioned by a maid sertAttt *dans qfiitt to her clothes, whilst wziiia l st_ for • t(i7 family, !ilia .1; hide pruscdtil4l ; to.fier. Al . r..4(illaiid ! and Ms family I . we're 'Reedit)/ the evepit% atw.fricistl'i L li,mie, and tke aer Vint Waile4 nistor alartned.two men serviists telly ;Lid t the yule . ; bad cealiht fire, ,gill she teas roosting i down stairs; it was whit dilfictilty that the mill escaped. The poses A mer*, sletel-iii 11.11 f an litwr, 4 and is lust thaw an hoer the hand,oine house was a ruinous pile, l'llE M.4IIKELS. ---iici... :ORN-EXCHANtIE--Scr _.ea O. ,y tie Market is thinly supplied .with nit Ii tying a demand, sales are again ,r a hronll increase in price. Barley is Malt . liken lift, and a• rising article. i Beanii,•rsf tile two kinds, fully maintain 'if‘. There•ure tolerable remaining sup• Fitts, but very few fine s f mples ; and this gaoled rather higlicr. Flour remains at ce...-I'ine American also. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. ant. -•- 76.. MU 11A.Tick Bean!, -- - - 47:i. 52.. rine di!to - - = - ,10.54.10 , r. mils, it Ne, -- - - - - - 1,31.514. Poltod tlitto -- - - 37 A. ;394. tt.hrley. - - . - - - 4W. 44.1 Potater tlito - - - - to 411. .tract. - - - .65J 45,:t. W. Ilea- ( linilert) - W. 9 k... ' Flue Flour - - - - Rai. 55t. ::re. ('cis, • - - - - 46+. 52.4. I Second., smurnvil,Lo-Surr. 8. To sink the Of al, per stone of Vlh. ileef....ds. t)J. la as. 6d. 1 .11ratl of Witte this flay : %instill ..5... 0:1. to ss. 61. 1 11e.t 4. Veal - ...6s: Orl. to 7s. al.l blimp and lanths 6,114 Port --(is. • 0.1. to 7.. N. (*also Lantb....ss. 6d. to 6s. 4d. Pots II .% li - N: ‘ltii,r,T. 1 Tiny 5l. os. 'hi. to 61. 6s. 01. 1 Str to. ( lover -......1.6.-... soura %Id. 8ea5t5....151)1 Sheep ....:;140 1 P1;5....169. 12‘111111P1E. Corn-inspertor's Iteturo. -1' nu aso s T, Sart. 7. 11'h•at, per I.lad New M. 0.. Barley, per girt' t:r...... 4'2.. -11. to 1.55. -d. Oats Brow, neer sls. -d. to tiOs. -4. Old . --. -(1. to -I. --mil. Peas i2 , -J. to 3tis. -d. FRICI: OF liOrS. POCKETS. Elfin. Kent. 41. -6. to hi. 6 , . Kcal. 41. 104. to 61. 4s. Studer, SI. -s. to 41. -s. Susses I. A. to 11. 11.. Essex. 41. -S. to 41. l•ts. ['arab:ins, dl. -s. to lA. -s. aps. PRICE 3 OF likY ANI? Kr KAW )1' r.siERD ;Y. ST. JAMES'S. IT OIitICCIIIIPEL. Fiav, O. 10-. oil. to 61. 641.1 HAM. M. 54. ts 6%. 12&• Straw,2l. Os. U. to I. 14s.jetsiver. 71.• 04 to $l. D 4. Stran, 4. og. tu 'J. 14... NUNGATE AND bEA1)IINI1A11.1. MARKETS. (fly the Carcase.) Beef ft-. 441. to 4s. 41.1 Veal 4s. 44. to 6 4 : 4 4 . Motto 4s. W. to ss. ()I. 1 Pork 6. .14. to is. 6i. Lomb., 4s. 4d. t., Ss. 6d. • PRICE Of St..T:tme,', , ll:trket ha bid Tare 51.irket Waite-chap:l Market Si pZr st. lit olb. 178 ' TALLOW. Town Tallow 934 34 --s 04 llctioss 114tedit LPs kid —s u:1 IS biteilitiu .. vte; t.id —s ..4 S.ap Milo ... Nis :si —1 Ott Aleitipg Slur.. ti.sk 03 -..b DI Dana rus4.ll , . 4:is Od p t.).1 Graves ...... 1414 i Good Ore,' .. 141 Jd tied, His—Card, 125.. :en. Lis 64-31uutds, 1.. s 6d A.cruge is d Yellow Sonp, 1101—Yoh Price ui Cluidlci. per 114 xi PR [cr. OF LLATTIER. - Batts, BO to 5 , lbs. each — - 15.{.1 to thl per lb. to &bibs. each - 2 id to " ' hlerclutats' Racks - 190 le DA I)r.seinx • Ilkl to 19)41 Finr Ouch !fides 190 to 21.11 C.ep Man. to to 50Ihs for cutting NA to 19d I)itta • 30 to Idlbr. - 194 to eld Calf Skims SO to 401Iao. - lod to Ad t., 701 As. 31d to 394 Ditto 70 to SUlbs. - 31k1 to 3811' CUT AND CARRY SYSTEM FOR CORN BARITST. Mr. Enivon —I am aware that prejudice will operate straisely against the hints I now wish to throw out, thren4h the medium of slime liberal newspaper. That, however, shall not deter me front the attempt ; because (i.e hints canout be productive of hares, but possibly may be prudes tire of much good. ' The ham st is now about the commencement in the northern parts of England, and the pruspect of a dry state of the atmosphere far from such as to exdte confitletice in the issue. If it continne net, experiments may be tried. If dry, there will be no immediate necessity for them on so large a scale ; though wet or dry, the principle of the ar patents is good ; but the schema proposed would be greatly beneficial in case of wet. As my object is businos, I shall avoid embellishment from rise torleal ornaments, and :sins at brevity. Whets grain is sufficiently ripe for the reaper's hand, and the weather fickle, be the . day wet or dry, let it be cot and carried to die storehouse. Let there be boys and gills and weekly women, employed to attend near the farm-house. Let there be as many men or strong women employed as \Sill be requsite to use etliting machines, Sliefl are used for chopping straw. Let the ears of the corn be brought as nearly level as can he (is ills 'iuit being too tediously arrerve) handful by hand- I fat, till the machine he filled ; then let the chopper separate the ears from the stalks, with the rutting instretneet, tho latter to be taken from the ma chine by boys, and carried to some cart near at j hand, and by that means to its final repository. j When sufficient ears are cut off to fill a tub, trough, or other proper receptacle, let diens be emptied into sacks (unless pet into sacks in the first instance from the chopper) and then removed,' if in dry weather, to a granary or store-room ; if wet, to a kiln, and all the superanous mois ture to be evaporated by the heat of that place. When the chaff of the car is sufficiently dried, let the %hole be carried front the kiln to the store room. The presets of art might thus beneficially coun teract elemental bad influen re daring harvest; and if grain ripen in a perfect state, it might thus be miscued lit for the use of man, in spite of thun der and lightning, wind and weather. I can anticipate many objections that some per. sons will urge against this system. One is, the i mmense tediousness of the process, saying it neior I could be dune on large farms, and the expense 1 would greatly overbalance the gain. Another is, the difficulty of procuring hands enough. Tu ob viate the latter, let it be remembered that children only are suthcient fur all the purposes except chopping. Minor objections r ware at present, though at a future day I shall be ready to meet any adver• varies on the subject. lint I assert, and will prove, that tediousness at the onset would be ce lerity in the sequel; and profit would accrue from it in several respects. A SPECULATIVE AGRICOLIST. • . BIR fIIS. Yo.ter.lav naora;n4 at Perlfard-bill, 11.41saa, Un. • It. Brirrowchife, bra oil horn • - • The a it: of Wm. • 3t-t.4.lPra,' i4bserrr, of Rter o 4.- shire. %ha i , to leer hn, hist shun, was latNy deleierei -al • tha,;loter, bring her iffirinth 7)1F.0. On Mnnday, the Ith instant, :Lt Liverpont. most deeply r-- Avenel!, %St F. t.rv.ir,ynuigedtmalderis‘ 11. T. Leaf, yq of the late Tne s ttre It.i3 al, I.:ovrtit Barden. Yesterday warn; ft, Mr. James Watson, of Artindel-street, btrand. At peal. qu Sattudaz last. of the wialui which be rec 4 iv d before r,lo 4 h.. 1 o10 1 : 1 the :ails sear of ape, L Colonel Peter Hayes Petit, of its, 33th regiment of foot, it.••• fond son *fit he late John Lewis Petit, M. U. • ' On the 30th of Jane last. at Phil,tdelpilia s in her liAlth )ear, Su.imadh 'Warden, Innately wife nt Virgil Warden one of the houseserciels of Cie Arent William P enh . TM: a;ed was burn in 11 t a i s, Petnes h , :use, at Penn.- burgh Motor, In Mart% 1701, ;Uhl ha. of late been suppurte.l by the Penn tnmily. , • Lately, agedatl, Mta..Beaton, in St. John's, Madlei-Mar ket, Nor n ieh,a native of Wale., and enmin.inly c...llett tile, Freentawm, frthn the efreamsta,:ee of her has ingruneealeJ her pelf one evening ie the waimpeottiagnf a ladgc-towns, where she karat that secret. the haus% le.lge„A . which thausmads of he r sex have In eaia attempted IO arrive at. It sit, said she gm a very singular old w man, as the secret died widi her.. NNI I DI)LETON, Pocket-Book and 1114,it • Lead Pencil Maker In the I(sog and Priure of Wai.o, .it thenriAlsod Manufactory, No. l.r.:.titratidoppatite Nco• • astic-stret•t, begs lease i rreentobrad to the Public his grief - inn t 11.4 t KLL4.I) PIKNCI LS, whose superior ettevicti..e ns been for more than 50 years u%ivt•railly ackanwieitp-v1; .01.1 Pencils for drawing la civilian ( of a late ins canoe), To di:. tioson.sh his l'enrilsfranaciumirrfeits.the mark which was foe ly M dalrtoo, 01% ir!...t.l i xtl to N . aft t:ic directi 1111 l Id% Straud, I. u.inw, stamped on rack p ew it. Aries icasire twoortmeat of Parke:4,lok; and Thrend.ca, c ., ele i rantly mounted in gold. silver, and p' . tin ; a complete w sorlsocet of l'rtit M riting. :tad I)msing-ca;es; Gen ile:orif,. Pocket t:ossimodvs, contlining every article fur shay I'M luki drebing; l'ortable 11 rain,* and the.....ling-desl4. anti “0v...t, in vinvoivenny. satin-000d, kather. tt.c.; Writ. ling-paper, rate! line rot large Pei... fine Irish and Dutch ScaliT-Was, :teal hivids of Sta!iouary ; Portable mot Cunting-hollow Letter (1• ;1; lItZ Ill:whines. These machines, by which writing inay m pr rspectition-ly and dead) copi e d .ire brow 4 ht by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, anal comprised in it mahogany caw. which farms a complete 41.•. k; %Mlle n 1 .4 (11 of the greatest eanyeig eoce to those oho travel; ;niters o a sise aad form to amwer the purposes of a cumi,leie ieerchaire. A larbe asKorUneut Razors, and all lv lad, of You Cutlers'. H UI , Lr Beverley, Scarboroexii, Lin coln. Peterborough. met Noniron Stross, N W PUNT COACH LS, (ea..* yang nulls four imitle) set out ever) moo ing (nail the GOLI)LN CaOSS, Charing-cram. The HULL Mail Coach as usual every Evening. By GLO. I/OULTON and CO. From the Golden-crew the following Carriages set out, be.,ide many others inn numerous to mention: York and Leeds New Post Coaches every Morning. Liverpool F.% peditious Post Coaches, only One Night cut, every Morning ist llolyisearl and North %Vales Mail every Eveninz. llolvhead, Shrewsbury ' and Birmingham New Po-t Coaches every Morning at Niue, Ludlow, IVoreester. mad 0 tford Mall every Erealoz, and a New Post-Coach Tuesdoy, Thursday, and Saturday at Two. Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Mtn, every gveniug. Cheltelham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every Morning at Sit. iiiiehtoit, Easthourn, Worthing, Hastings: Portsmouth, S4tuilthinpt.oa, 1,10 411 . i 4ht ; Hozoor, Chichi-dor. Artont.-1, !Mlle 11..sitio.on, Rontwite, Itißer, Deal, 111111 e, roliteatow, . Coaches thui . TVJIE MOUTH is subject to many Disor. 1.. item et the nr:et implea4let nature, hut llltPre purlieu larlyslcorbutic "lemon 6, 'fnath-nt he, nod Ulcerous Mare-. In on elm:: vi as it more et iieut than in Gentlemen or the ra c.oltv.l but now the** , veinal recommend time Cf.VI.ON EX - 0 lit as n mils She mint and agreenble Dcusifrieo for relderit theleeth white, hut the only certnia remedy forret Ildwirderi of the Mantis. Immedimely s l um applicalitna it trill care the most excruciating 'fa ith-ache, tines kites, Welled Face, &c. In a few da)s it will eatirelv eradicate the :scurvy in tbe (Attu, make them firm and health ful, purify tle.:stril Teeth, prevent them becoming worse. f.is ems seek assay be loose, teed resider the Brenta deli:awl), sweet. To thole shied to cares, or TTleers in the Cheeks, Gams, Tongue, or Lipi, it,ii putieularly reed-mines:W. I .t tlera)r.l, or the Nlooth inn had (tile let the Pr prietur look at it (he requites no lee). tarn if the F.xotie he u 4.4 as he direcis, 111 Hi order• euriJent to the Niouth will be comrierriv enr....1 and prevemed ; unlimited )1 Iliticatiuts restorme ; -the uert•ssary Notrhnent for e‘istrnce be relished with a trot-. ; ute Volettilinartao pas ed in n,stnie of itinfaitsietS4 :am ' hralta, Illic Knwett of oil stelsteary hies soap insured out continued. A single et periment will print the troth of ih- foree.oing statement ; it is but for to infer ttkil the ise.rson vocaouide seusible La its worth will fever be without if. The Cl' IFLON DENTIFRICT., for which so moth t nquirt . is mode, in rinweeptence of the Side tiring !emoted from Soho-squatr, limy be bad al Thom's, 4,, tor& street titrrrici ; sod of the Proprietor, No. I, 'retiple-piace, Ito.nd, near the (Imo. Price 9rl. CJILNiVALL'S ORILNTI‘L CORDIAL, For all Disorders of Slur Sinai 5.411 and BOWELS, AWN, FLA rtit4;scr., CsIOLIC, amain) Aiediciat!, as wt.ll as in,generaf A_ wittier. that hater` the fountain is polleted, t streams Which (low from it ennuot tg. pare. A. the stomach Derr - go. e the.reservuir of the body, Crain y; Irmee all its 'fieculs. tie, are topplied and nourished, the whole frame tot ht cot:se qatinl) partake of Its liregmlaritiest from Whence most of the Aidease) that tali the ho inn body tr.kee their origin. nod la the reltoval of those diseases in their prim Iry rirri pl.. and confirmed is the Oltl I NTA L V !Air:TABLE ( it DI AI. most ha :it'll') and etfietwally adequate. In the mn;t eterstrintileg chnlie ' and sill pains and ohstrnr.. lions of the stomach nail t iscera, Whether at i.ing Irmo rill:, indigestion, nindisiesk, or a putresceut wale of the alintentot it chyle, It gives /wean: retil and in all that train of wervm:ll :was - brat c diseases that have their rise from irregular Itivieg or au eufrelslcd state of the digestive powers, tech :el para lytic:a, epileptical„ liviterical, and lispochondriacal, its et frets ate atoolsbing ; fiatalencies, lot; ness of spirits, treal blisizs, deniiisy, weakness «If nil the mental mid corporeal poetess that depend sia the tone of the 5 and the whit* of the Ler% 0414 system, its virtues me too well Ano‘n in groetal mut minierdes variety of lisitioners to admit of any doubt. Its suction p rut merely comfkied to the tf the fist Ors of di-carr, lean-ing the intestine cam", ihi lsomr and giving free cirrolation to the rim! psi( vs; hut teas.tr, tti.h all tise combined force of audits I the ei.eaves lo short, if a principle of itnive•sal medicine 1, attalaahle by onv combinatims of victims in the vegetable florid, they secet her. Is ippily united In p,r:1:1 1 . 0 nae of t.te toast frieudl) Cordial. the it hole Ara 'feria Mrdlrn ;am is. Rrtiil he w Nut C on thr root - 2fraY, 60 . St. l'atels Cho di 'Van!, I.oui MATRIMONY. Is tvltteli to he regret tetl, but indiltpttfably igottab:. Old/tin - Iv item:* of tenth seen are deterrent .frourenoriug iota Vie monied slate, by intinaitiee, which drlienr) forbi Is t:e•-•n to ilt cln=c ; an I there are not a few. er:10, teeing already ot•irried. are rendered miserable, for .rant of thote te:. I.tedge 4 mutual Fwve. without whieh, b l piauerria t!.i: state is. al lea q, vt.ry precarious. It 11:o lk•eu est-yr:6i liz; nod d ottlit, that thee circumstance, otritsiimed by A general of !rutin' relatat ion of trrn'Anes. is ,tuber *et ; :At i it t$ ustt the genutue Alt0:41.1:1L: LOZENWES OF STEEL 4heyhest, if jug :he 0r.1 : 4- repay. for this specie. of lieu thkeo Into tip stormets they iiiirn•Miatelv di - • f 14440, he:wolves. Id:,a va pint r, throirgb every post, protitirii g *eels, :a owe delightfut, wfut.iffr gad perm:trims. N heu the , fal4l 'Ol be.gias t i raw g cilut, the eiretilari•orliMixUiti, an 1 - 1 . ; 12 .gt 11.*:. par.ilVitel, those 1.0t.e..g..v are f:n:edltn givo toni./0 the netve#, estuladite the anismil :-.4ifits , invigorate , thqueily. and .0-isniat3tit the w hole into. 'hen 00.1,1011 to eteri.ie,.l..a• • r depravity of ampeide. and pallid cowite u.ore, el:Hittite coclionptiwo, the delicate wale will he ph...crystal. und re.toie,l to health awl soi,ly Ity time bruise . iteilisesce of hes tile 411.•- 4.:it. of inta,••to ier•til • ferret of had example, hay, teirtideltuoloftiValf.:l 0,4 fate tbe tinn7,erou4 lahyriutts ..r ' secret verroviity„ debilitated hie hod., or impaired bit un derv;4;ll,lr4.44le-cAnsemrs sit °II pretext him bow linger - iog onsitAve. 11 •r ripities df preminiire 4.141 age. and a * gr. 0. 4 4 ANHlnoina. Irlaris by'lusurboos banquet-. rapine% I;h:to:p.c. !..:,heart exrespes„ revel., the sow 4 L lll4 4trer s „t• inteipplian h.tre Itriogght on nietosel‘ci debility relnynkits; imi r terility, and a teas trahl of nervous etemplaistvelti - tie , Lrizemges * 111 SIAM health raid vig-ur the oithildAted Galbe, mid cherriel#4.4 mid aniakititm to toe Wiad. • • l i lt 4'1113 I.oZf4lkirri9ll OF STEEL a-• p••- p.trw.lonf vvitl'hv She laver, Dr. scenic., J, I,tulkee-siii I j v ai 1.; rm . ,. th;f9l,l—tre-i. near' - fleall..trert ; Otiout-threet, oppo.ite th e l'anshleho I Clerip. earner • "Sing ( 4ardrys ; 114 ate, firrio l l, next the I.)reuoti 411. t•••. Iselin.). Itovp.l Fitch Ilse; stuble, t Ise.:4••; Ambridge. ptirmiilll;; .iret, 41, cloth •rii; :ott ate hrre else in Liv.- d.o. Prier it. per I4ax, petty :If Iwied. At tie *wore plares toa v tie Wed, lir. Senate's Treatio fenuite Cevisipl.su.cc /'fire' Is. tid, ; r hut vivito v:10•41 ;e le:id by ever ) married vvoiwiii. • • - LOADt %a mitre & an d Puhti,h4o hi• D. Loy E L L, at the 1111 AVINisAlrINOtcs, 61; ilettOrtet•