The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

iON /1)/6A,= .' ►* .. ~.; 4.; I . .. f• 1 I. •.1.• .1 • •I • 1w • " • r 1 f pod • In . .." . • 4 " *.t • • ).• . • 170•• • , , H z 1: •••••• , si • • - ‘ 511" SPANISHiIiIIIASS•Or 1941 AND - 1924: intDlVloo ll 6.so 6l e in London On the lit No ghee:mirk On e • Spani el) Fire 'Per c'eet.' Conseil asteChoeuithteittOw: to 4frchlation: f the Leto Of ISrll end ' . torporlatot lie , bfassre. /Wain; finbbara end Co. sad ntiolVipe.lythenr.!esd Meows. .1. LaWind Ca. WIN.), 61, stilklNF,poitt lite bows or I. F. iletAihind cod 1404 14.14; Ca teetonlstreet, on undyed every stiffiffedlng dey (SW dva excepted )., bet trap) ries•hottee of tea ninailia. • • It Will be necessary Warrants. with: Pats thereof. O namerieal enter' , ellokeoehelting the •different , . elneees. for examination, at least Two ontlynntakses to the op.. plioation for 'payment. '• - - -k ••pRINCE'S - etlebrited RI ASIA OIL Is new so improve d • with, ao latra pkittahle Ingredient, through ohictrit 1014 always 'keep pleasant, bas made it the greatest prederver and promoter USW ljaig. 0 *sad constantly, not a hair will tall off, or,gnot eveY• His sure to dear the seurf from Infancy to Old Age, and when denying with It; WI alwaya koqp lb* Hui and Hair alum, beautiful, and in Cw-l. • Run Medical Oe,ntlemen have published to the Gazette of Health, that ?elates Hissida Oil is superior to any Oil far the Hair, Ind will do in rates of baldness and weak heir, what can poindbly b...• done In the thiciteulog, , glrooptionicootadeectoring it, if there is the least alga of Mots* Ask tor Prince's Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bottle Eve shillings, a laVe battle, edlahlelat fiT6.10111:11.1.0120 pound, Is a saviot. Arse Palyea's • INPIIIIIVMD Russia Dye Is sate to change Itell or Grey Hair on the limed, Wileiseeli; dr thy other part, to no other colour than a. bream-Mak. What ' wakes It preferable tq other dye, it actually changes the hair' to no other .tedhilir thee% *own black, and never comes of. Several tientleown have deolare4, hhave dyed their whiskers with it, and have Isalt ,an, hour af lehlarli ahadill had washed with sup, and none of the dye comes Off. DI.. Leltisjgargi : e V aakh Mika . so thetas/ oag ear dye their own ; • r y lea few minutes, without staining the skin. lie Cittarir for Prilheca Illiroval fidesdn We. at 105.4.4 a bottle. ur /I. It Is no wonder that Ladies and Gentlemen have corn ° . PP 404 Wall nf Irmo tit the hair, as they. hug 1 agirie persons hare sold them eounterfeitiii therefore PlNOPlOnnelllff to le particular and have it of a respeetablo , a. , ok ap li telEm,.. j. b rlase. Nea 9,i.Pelquidativet. Ochsed . - ‘1 s Mr Sank, Perfumer to his Majesty, Illkikbagnilhellniet (Auger, Ide. Giffar4-comet: i (.‘,... • • glawkw_s i t9, Ineet4tri!et ;,11thilte.el, Cheapside : Jurod• ' Mg; - - f'. l riilk noral erolovir bad ler wit .irlite‘eal . ego; id " r Visslies. Indies anlyoutieoceon in Gm flout Iv/6 li 'gl: rla lh .. e ts- e * I:0 1111"Wir ' l a tely itrat b ill:arr a. ; 7ff a, In . it, 44 teal; *callus* MI , this or • aaf 'other climate. tains who have game from the Coutlueok Uwe ile•• @krill that • landed meirebarsillse, they bare Weil asked If they bad any of la Y4ther,k , ...terdiantclitn ofid iau advaNdlifd bet ' Captalat willreeeke a liberal allowance tor onportoitiota • •• • • 1 . I of general coed behaviour. - .A - poor native hid a hatchet ' in some in " L two' dotes, istalehtely; administered lashei front criptain rirri a s.bootowale, if it did 410,teossince -him a his error, had 'Abe effect of trying the' stre ngth of his voice: tied deterring hir Oi.epaeiene. AelotherEsquinang who practised stonetrilllng theft. was fastened Alcorn in. the fore ItoM of the Hecla; where , after vociferating a little lira - the novelty of.. his .confinetneet,, to fell 'into a woad ' sleep., which the pour fel-, low enjoyed with the loitiry of lying upon coils of toze fee his pillow. Thes/s pips teemed harmless tad dispate d . to be- coMmunicatiret het: . t he severity of . the season broke up - they apPeared 'to tolerate southward in search of - food and that ipeciee 'ate egetetion. which osiers does not deny in tie most . Biter* .irgions. I i. was therefore within:nate thliour . oneleatire did not meet them until, thatonson of the year,..riten th M e utual exigincies.of the . patties: intiiepensittilyletimplled them to ,more : in moot traity'difectFro. Them oafiees„expressed themselves • at lISly . sight of oar • chips, as if for the first time they had obeli tforopeans,. or their novice; tbeir curiosity was at tipiMilleut, and theY=give- their. oldmide up in tide Wad de/4 jo exchange for the tin cases in which the poi:table soup had been kept, and the flavour of which Was an esqidieite relish; they seemed perfectly disposed upon any term to barter their eeal and bear skins and loge, -in any Way which they were reqnired. Several of them dogs are on board the Hecla and Fury.• They are fleecy full-grown animals, of the size and docility of the Common Newfoaudlandbreed ; but wit., some of the appearances of the wolf species. They are the draughttlogs of the natives. , and perfectly tame and tractable; bet at present suffering 'severe)y from the change of temperature, and some of them failing into fits, which are common to the canine breed in oppressive seasons. Capt. Cook had a goat widdr sailed twice r00...d the world ;, the Heclis bas anOrkeny cat that accompanied . the two polar expeditions. • and a' very fine Eaquimanz dog, which had the same advantate, .and now walks the deck unaffected by that change of tem .perature which affects his fellows of the same breed : The sadism have alto brought home some curious sod . perfect Specimens. of the see horse. the sea unicorn. (to- sue tire sitlions' appellation to that sjagular fish),:a...settite fox, and several fowls'of slampartridge, penguin, and. duck 'speeie. • They bare also brought with them specimens of .tha differ. tut articles of dress. implements of work,- and of war `(if well-pointed stone spears, and bows andittrovni, de serve that character), used by thewatithe ag waft as etres of , tiritalelscose, eat-red with' seat skin and *ad. %es.' in which they navigate• ilto, fey i sene' .- Tbere tie something singsiar in . theilrlseteg'' toitiad of be* used by des Jitter thriontii#,'; i : .closer. are 'titotitti at the eon rex *We, and there is a 'elirt of. strength. leiliig stay or the centre of the concave elde:of the bow, Ihwieerb fits e t v h e e r i a s i i instrument sp f e o c r i tit: : or mo t il i e e of ap e p s lf: f t n e thew' iis regions have been also brpoghlovert - their •pitists the' , °teal. and not remarkable for any particular novelty... i _ At ii a singullt fact. that during the winter months in the regions; she erewe were severely annoyed by insects, , t• • By reeesobliog it' shape the mosquito: upon these,- it thought s , Ili e birds feed; for et particular . seaso n s. ''ire lOpepriotry denied all ether weans of sustenance. Wks theiregth of time daring which the natives wee whet gloms oar .poople were suable& 4o pick sp.la of thairleaguaget .. -biome Of . Mae ii-44PalcIftearNitrklred to a. lay r.suottee. ii .'' Their hotel ' * Sga ee iiier/ ted sollE mid ten being tbeir most obvious eonmeratiorti. When ' they wish to express the former, one band is held up ; thel litter,, of course. reqei rem leethsi; bat, when the rotnitzesotit that number, the Esquimau Jails on a tseighbilar so help ' jsint out, by holding up one or two hands as the occasion~ requires. Ooe of our friends related a whimsical anecdote. •coonected with this sort of dombobow. He witehtiettateing ' stiO a native aloae, who wanted lb make the-lairs and unusual sign of thirty. . He accordingly held up both ,hands. and wastlien sadly pouted bow to gb farther. It er occerred to him to break off and ripeafdie signal iu way I. but-14 length he happily strtlik.apiso ten MOM gettang the Officer to raise hie sligitols. .. /flew were evenly ; but the ten to be added war - rats - CPIs aux-, peen: of Estioitnattx numerals ! The ditaity seemed itioup.erable. but a esitt h is genial befriendmiAtet.ealcula tor; he field up one of his feet•:-.twenty fire 1 What was. to - be as ? like one albs wise Men of Gotham. our clever IMltifie to hold up :the other foot at the earns tlinevand hi, Aorta to have all bee 'bathe simultaneously in the air were *Wiest ludicriatis that can be imagined. . Bat it could not **managed t -and it was not without an immensity of . ble that the proposed number was finally expressed the four hands and one fast of each of the conyers lag parties: : The natives are represented isbeing peaCeable and . good- . Moored :not stupid. but not eminent . for feeling or intela ligence. Tbe first tribe lived together on terms . of perfect liberty and •eqordity ; in the second there wit an' Angekok 'Jar conjuror. kite exercised a certain degree of end authority, There are no. signs of the worship of a' .Supreme Being among them, and they do not eppear to have• a perfect Idea of One'; Dor have they any religions . 'rite,. at, marriage or burials. An Esquimau bespeaks his wife while She is yet &child, and wheo she is oft.mar -011104010. seelthe is brought home to him. and there is it (VOA- as the oteasioo. Their fitoe'rels are equally simple : if iq winter, 11$ corpse is merely covered over with snow; if in summer 'a shallow trench is slug, where it is deposited. .tad twoot th:reeilat stones at top comPlete the rude sepul chre. Thetis" careful not to allow any stones or weighty matter to rest to the body; and seem , . to think that even after . death Yt, may be sensible tithe oppreesion. They ap-: peered to hare some crude bodies ela future state; but all their ideas on these tnattefs were.* blended with Supersti tion. that they Hardly deserve to be mentioned; Two wives were possessed by several of the natives, and one is &linnet' always much younger then the other:. /et the . copartners seemed to live on very good urine with one another! The children rarely appear to be more than tiro, three, or four in* .family; though-six grown-up brothers and sisters were met with.. They live to a good age. Many wereabore - 60 /earl old, and in one case the great-grandmother of a. child of , seven or eight. years was a healthy old woman.); the head of four generations. The stature of the isialei Is about the, average of five feet, 4,5, or 6 incites; none exceeded sft. 10 in. Their colour isa dirty.looking yellowish white, and • their proportions try no means robust. the huts aro eti• tirsly made of . square - blocks of solid snow,witli a larger key block at the aloof the rotunda. The window isa piece, • of flat transparent lee, sound the interior runs a 'seat of fhb ' same material as the walls. apoa which the skins otenimaisi ,are thrown for seats and beds. Beds are also made :of.a plant, on the &Sot% 'The house, are without any artificial warmth, except wheels produced Its a sort 41 oil lainp, iu W1:1911 they used pieces ofdry moss fur wicks. in the winter of 16'2'24, native dwellings or tints , h:oostructed of bone were also seen.. • . • .. , • ....... .: .• 'The Esquimau% often eat .flesli in s roe itite ; .btu it is sronetim.a cooL:ed, and the ivemeu shiest invariably vabotiri their food to that process. 'Pte. oteosile are pocosonton e thciogh,simple. .'1"! e,f consist o` two vessels of. 5109 n ; go, ,I molly the potsstot e 'or hpis-ciliaris, also used in parts or; Germany for the s.itne purpose. la the tint, which is I 1 fitl4 with oil. a number ot moss wicks Hoot, & are lighted for ' i Etc fuel. is the 21, placed over the Cue thus made, the meal , 11*.litik • . ,:.:_-...v,1•4,1 1 / 1 10 Eire:4liiiiDgit, - _. in. ay *ado* ~. vie, elnineerplase, TO:111011* . ..., v;.4 4lofit af .iis, , , , 'twelve prefelesit, La. Ix • ' . .. ' ' • ' foSetelegafit fietiel wt4l4, oposietios of aeglaitlifitiv. . . . , eel Pain, with /entail/6re beads,. !NJ ilithAlibillg.dirinitiveiv;lggilltrin•beedeparriajn - and sin . Ise many w•cdnerviaMegerlor noodled workmanship,. •Widrend gandeliees tWailifig tables, fitted tip In the moat Ervainer; aelissiens sheds •of -drawers and &easing tirktei a lt-t f bed s p i llf il ais w e i r cle a r:Ling table. •ti sad l• hove l* . emprailete dart liatter and collards', Peldbriiha' itedsli4beardp„-fqur. "diviln • ettoilleet.wellegitly :Advt. iiiikeeno,. Bliastillr and other carpets of large dlisellidoeas faelgodeble abiwieur.. &anis,- eighteen . 'dinning *eta Aare trosowebd and 111. NO twi)l o 2*, reedifiedoird end lOW tables; neltagsny'll miry tables iota and Aber 'lido , * ems. leilts4 evlittwollifernrernleleireillioefern eektliditelisbs: isiii various other ertte o lita; •tinisigFa t nellidelWlid 131 / Glielif lb. Vat bermes is ftird el,, thlr: , u y 44 f . 1, 7 1:1_b . ,0#., 'paella grow Cesisrany4sigiare4. ~•-i.)., A * ..4 3 . t. , ~ • • , : I .. . ~ To. vienedne.Noedmigleilliallisigeivikliteldlitinio Dray bit' bad at tlyvKlotul‘,, A iv i 1 i..) -4 i . - ::,.. : 1 :.i.:-••••:ilt , • 'l.l .druitorri , • WAR OFFICE. 00. 44. Rbyal Veteran, Bpssalloo—colopel the froo.lleary King, Ai/ hiltpsylkb Poor; to ltd Col. vice Major General Kelso, Aseinel ttl• UsorrAcura.—Brgi et Lieut. Col. J. Keightley. frog ilea Os 1$110Owt; to' 14 Usk: C&. litaitry, by purchase, :Wok On. Afloat, sib. alarm. • • iltol • 44i,• , : . ; r - - • (teislididitratitin*Miotroei inner [leaf.) •W VarIrgfrPERBEDED. iisak id. ..k4... 1 • i :14. ;.: ' ,BANILII.UPTIL • . . . , . PeWeherelastmet,marehaist,tes seispiri4ltray. 'ls it BillkOalletreet. Anomaly, Mr. Richard ,iniebiltielbewelt.. ... . • • i ',:., , ii • .., ... r .• ' , • ! -, ~ A '• '8:*1111g, Priori Mrind. • Illifti itestmlasterviipie 111610414 - ovt• t; IX`imaDisf. Kid 1.11 - - , t 'trim. • Attosiegy, 'llivallA WIWI,* DOW% wok , DoehreM' az.: sri i ,01 P. Cie? 111:47 . * lc S VisalitOte ek at 11' f., AlleXnenet , ; A i Argadmillshale,:ltite . ;., . iirch , et • . si ~ ' .-'43lltßOlK*44ll4llirtiote • • : *abr. , A. . i t )!•$ eteras tr.t lei a•est Awrillt,..llr. Oriss,,..? • , T• e Vtaltakiiipliffedens; Ifladia.lialtec, !Milet:*•ll*47: f e' el • ..Dhsegadithoe,--2, at theAlwan Inc. hlnteport ' 1 ' s.. • A - 126 TaYlor, John strew, Bed , . 4 . 1104 l i i r ' • ......4:""Voue silo, end •1- . 1.0,1110 011 , arr 1 6 1 ,1 - Ilvvirtfev: ie , oct and Ote. b, at the Georgic!: .....,, 411trartsnys t Meu.irstrniet. , Cluirek *Rey. Camels toe* •• , t end Messrs. Perkin,' nankFreigpten. Draft), ].‘ . ;iiii li. , O. ; dbitteslitenO,Wirepiare, offmia" . eAkin4 Asklitialisgiseffistreat... Atuitaiey,Aga"W , at = Vegviiirgli.'i ,•S; - ; • • l e .a.,,t, . Afenialitlilt..Begsmi.., : 7 meat. . . .. _ ... ' I/4 Wilf.f.'W: Wielliat tlaleit'strvet, Sinithaistrit; hit thiffisen,Qet.ll2l,Weev. Li...isd Dee. O. st Basinghall sow.. At things, Mines. Freese aid Best, Fig Tree court ? Temple. ily 21 401 1 .: titans ie. CISIIS 111 briss.siols AND wAs4S , 1 ?HI • WM illflasD OCT. 22. ,_ ~,..• •1: . i , nP 4 O.: - ' • ' 5. IC • PER QR. . a. d. ianis•-.4ei's rei•Ai• asielP. II Oats . 6 4.20 4 li._, n: • * • •• ....I. ', , I Beans ~jib ake..:•: ;'•••• •09 .. 9 ' Peas . „...... ......;..20 ' 9 • The Averegis Pyles of Brown or hinseovado Sager, - ems mated from the Returns media 1 4 the week eadiog• the day wf Vet.192.11,•1s sic: 71d.011',0,. - ... - . • - .4.4•1-• i -.' -1 'ad .:rgnal Ear Wotan* ao. - TOeMbrfeW•l iiriet m -inn . -ii;t i'ia:Etatit • ~ • e(••t't.i -71 THE NORTH-WEST EXPEDI'IIOV.'! " 7 - 's•l'' ~ . . - .; ~;• :if i• • - Si hee the arrival of the - Vr — cla en& Fury.' the following • ,particulais of the ..Nortborest Exralition.. knee •been oh taired : In the winter of 1821, after the.ships hadexplocesh Repulse, Bay, and selected a probable safe spot-for-theitel winter sojourn, the crews sat dnWn in November,e-a Amur month in England, but singularly appalling in regionsiof the desolate latitude in which the expedition had to winter. —to amuse themselves as they could. until the ensuing • spring again gave them the returning influence of sheen. and consequent ,partition of the icy beerier which euelmwei thein. _During The winter, they saw no direct Amer .of bursars habitation ; , the land and the . ice appeared. one. - snowy' and desolate Stirface; n few sea fowl, similar. to thaw of southern latitudes, were occasionally •seen; the white bears were also none and then observed prowling upon she ice, and these ani n ials and seals a ff orded, as often as they approached,' some excellent sport for the sailors in the limited rambles whlcti they were allowed to enjoy from the *hip, and the het huts Which were constructed 'for -greater convenience around them. The flashing of the aurora borealis was constantly as low as the horizon.. The scientific department of. the 'expedition • was closely tinier.. mated during , the winter season. Observatories, we ' erected near each ship, and we ,understend some impala.. improvements,' or,', more properly speaking, new oppor tunities of developing the data of astronomical .inretta ligation, have been ,accomplished by Mr. Fisher,. Of. Cambridge) antithe other gentlemen employed in that interesting part "Of the expedition, from the new situitinn in which they pursued their ingenious and useful inquiries: The crews, during the intervening inantha b .twesin No vember. 1821, 'aid April, 1822, were occupied , in i the cheerful exercise of their own • Means of amusement, varied as circumstances permitted, always governed by excellent discipline, and directed with good feeling attd temper: the great uses of exercises and employment Were practically parsned by every means which could be resorted to in such a situation, and the result was roost Satisfactory. : • i The first appearance which the Esquimaux made to oar navigators was in the month of April, 1822. when in their periouical migration southwar d they literally came down upon ti-e, ships, which had been wintering alter exploring Repulse Bay, by a audden and almost unperceived incur , sion. They• came -down de - the usual manner of savaire• tribes. uttering ; aloud red ahrilraloot t adtaneing_e-loselr -upon the ships, armed With - bows and artillr.., and forine4 , 'in straight lines of forty.* fifty each .` ' Behin,ll‘aui were tbeie, deg, and wilinsn, with canoes- and sledgei. -- "V.:re : frailness of connunnicaticra observed towards natives is their Alienation was practised towards them; Captain Fop'', and amen( bis principal officers, not more than four or five A in tutmlier, advanced towards them, armed, bur with demen .l 'trillions of friendship and equfidence. They were well received:add a Mutual good understanding was the cones. *vents. toga-rowed, it is true, by some Si lizia eir.iinpl4i of that incipi t spSdlostir.3* possess attractive articles which, ion the savage as well atcuitiesteti rate of life, is bound ocea-i sionally to predominate, under circumstances of i e,-ul.arl exciAnnent, notwithstanding the most undoubted influencel EAST DAY .130/I , oe4SveFitiDAYi'ti , Th Wheel aaaipts.tho.64lkeloir 76* Li it et 01up... Sloo whole of which intst:6:lAvaiwtas IlikiDklfvflOte6l,ll.l. did November 0.thi1t16104667C4 fol. _, L*. .., .' 's) !a :it 7,.f • • - ..,.. . 2 ., t •-te •cti•stfto ll .449 , i•n• 1411(4010,.''' If , , t ~ i ;• ' c 2 5_ , !._ 7 •tr..tip: 'al , * butt' ert ' I • s!'n"!.t'll.n.••1•1,••i•gt••V • , • • 43,V1t4Y7tifq.'" 4 2. 1 1 1 '"'It oia • •••.• • • • ...) ~ •••••• ......,....,, •-:4lllive:i.:.Ql: APAat i 4 •- I.;:i: • : :". " •*. .12, ,. • fisitty• • 4.444441 0 .4 •; - `, l Put! 'of , " I v besi a = . 4ormo wa s Tigr a tain Uddiornie HO 11 - 466 _ 1 I , the fo i lloviorkow triaosz : i f •• • • 'reltot. _ • 14/ampt......... RI 14 '0 nines; ....... ;! -1 -4teter te xeek,ll 13 1 Sixteenth 0,...10, 7 .. . •••A • . illithrtUßEVNg • • • g prog44l(itt r,4l*ough fro °°tty , n 41,61440 'Awl Mirk sensiMoai 1147 r,L s ion of ambritieade 'terminate" lu .dofest ; and ts6tiltidseltlthstely triumphiin the attainment of the plirk 3entel—publinapposbatioia4 . Mo Oast of expetienee is therms, rantert,of (avow, en 4 het Alitabliahord :WARREN . ' BI.ACK• • INei In gehersiestintstiog; ottvldelt there exists not a strawy .. proof than the tacilatintoveWdgeo_ era. of if hest of . serille I WM tors, who surreptitiously o btrude on the mastery • sportopla preparation as Meg - each* article, to the great dinippointasont of.tbe unguarded prercbeskr, and manifest . Inktry of Wmaniir,. whose character attd!inFermit by .this • Iniquitous system: orp eqaalig subjectio'detriment. It bet:oleos therefore an Indio-. Poiniala dirty to tenth)* the Peblicephist the immune, of ttprincipled.Venders, who. honing : 4So &tweeter to lose, sad stlaillated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the senaddtion amatory through anylirediumihan that of honor ! The original and matchless Machina. WO on each bottle a 'heft directioit, with the signature ROBERT WARREN. All Chats lie coonrerfeits ; and In men? inetelteeithe Imposition labels are artfully interlined with a. diSerank•arldress; in very small characters, between the more conspiduous ones of "No. 110,1' and." iltrand." It Is earnestly reebounanderl to Shbp... keepers snit others who are.deesked brimse fabrications oft Warren's Blacking, to return the detected trash to the source, whqttee It tame, and expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy.;• . . i WARREN'S BrAeirxo is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes. damp t 'gives pliancy to the !either ; retains its pristine vine* in all ellinates ; add, Combining elegance with contort, Is am artildetquolly ofindispecenble fashion And utility. $014.by4 erearrespeetobld.tender in Town'and Country, in bottles, et, ed. 'lO4 12d: and.l9d. tub: B'Y •• • ... `, , hit tsilajisip Royal Letters. Patent.---LEAR , , Filtihe Saltraria.• One amilf 'Pill Is a Dose; sa d , the Ming of one bbl, in a recent case. will soon conwlnae.• the ; Patient,of the nerlabsty of his speedy reeovery. So- . thing c be better coatrteed, more safe, or more convenient than tin medy, for. such at Ire etsttge4 to go journies or l ipe to spa, as eds;gle cfpnligament 02 .ie str it Int of Diet : and 6 ° year s periinen On . an egtedsive practice) has proved tbat.,ll will effeet V.Cui•ie, *belt all other methodi avail no. thing. For this. Spurgy and :other chronleil disordeva, this' Ideblelne 'hai not its parallel: Upwards of 40,000 persons, of .bulb sexes, Imre been radically cormd within the last eight years. Prepared and said by the sole. Proprietors; T. TAT soh ind So*, Surgeons,* at their house, N. 0, New Bridge street, In boxes of , 'only 2s.' fkl. each, duty included. They are also sold by ;their NtpoloArnent, with copious dlrectioni, at Mr: tiepbarti's Toy Shop, IOS, DifPrdilitraet; Mr. Die itorough's, I,- Fish-street-hill, neatly opposite the Monu ment ; at Jr. Baxter's. Edinburgh ; Mr. 'Newberry's, Dub lin f and .b c f one pantos in every considerable Towu in Great Britain 'an Ireland. . ,Aidvice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of Ape Proprietor's medicines. • See the pittilliketllit, by the Royal College of London. .... ..4 , i1..... • -•• _ _ • NO • Q i ElFtC• 6 :Yres 'ever brought into • itie by tisi Ofeisoriot Medicine, to evil PEEDE'S tieTeliti4ed andineomperalile Fawn Piccs, • for the speedyoltfe, and ereCthil - CUBE • of icertain 'disorder, In all its lasi:meting . forms, and the' riall*atint'and aestructiie Ravages. It daily makes on OW linden brume;' butt happl these. Pitts Cure in so short tied, and Po sti nth end easy a mintier, is to • warrant Mil.' in such MI eentidende of success, that :.•, • - ' NO Spaeltof Disease etali te left in the system. These Pills are sold in 'Beset; et 28;9d., at 4.5, Li quorpond-st reet, Lon- , do :Mat aboulstit be preferred, the Doctor engages to Cure ?Iwo- /or 1 stipulated sem, or return tie Money ;'so thatfrnsigbe NaCuret, there will bh 10. ' )I PAY . . f1: - 8. The itch Cared without washing or anointing, by smelling only, price 2s. Pd. 1 1 6 Cent. • i i s es Ci . s • 0 i , .1. .. . .., kI i, ' l . e . , 4 ,71! L • 4 ..11N 0 . ...W . ' . . ." ...--ra.........eletegtommiemo - 0-3 4.. , .• •4 ' ! t .,.• .i ' . ..,', 11.1:. a {`l . ' NO . . z . a 1) 4. VW/Web ~ , , 1 • *. 4. .. 3 4 ' , ti,f1,11400 c! • , . .. . ...IT. , - .. , . , ' . . . j. p „, . ' • JD 7; 11"1 - 132"•T , 4 ' ' , •,1*:.1.v. • ..',4 - 1. ' i I -N. " n. .t i VI Ma) ) • ..:.1• 1- . 4 4.0 i 44 ii• . i - I I . .., • Ut.l ii• 3cey . -...,. ~. s . 4 .''. .. , . LONDON ••%1 I - , - - • • ..• • • .`j .• 2 4 4 ... ' .Ar- iiiich 1/ 1 4/IPPOV:(4 u ' * i n% . • 4- I t . • . - 6 it dat the Setebtd?" ' It •• ' ~ _ SR RN PRNCR:, .. is stewed:The laplikilliirfs is originally solooft; that itifffY be eta into form with a knifmoind when it isnot to be &midst). extrpOrclinary ,subititute is manufactured into potuand pans. This. is a cement Comprised, of. dogs' hair, Rats' blond, and a eirticulic clay. which soon becomen es 'bail as . stone, and - bear the fecti. both. 0 oil and fire below. add• moisture sod ilietsp*.elittre,.- In . the .begioeint...of their iiitekiiiirats; to E'Esotskagx wpm : wombat reserved, end `shy: of 'contoinilleatinA,C. .lbtif sildnionst • bet at their 'reserve stoic riff. they ditillgodidarriner of iatertating pie defile** thirikomyn. especially:l/Maim- amulet thee the tilted; Wild . C 4 14 bete state, by thoh) toit kot• lefaitell oft is beiteileilii - 1r ;irises at,',td datuOtlerS with Ofilloilloio. -44 t• first foe io.poot4 bribe as s kaal!o r two ;. or Aka , . ilrfoire s and at I4st fief fheliriiie , Of, a paltry. knife. Pied* females are itirt.lf Aline, the most lovely objeots.ierietere. Their , fritirrei are diagferable.aml they lure tong.-end.. harsh. .bittexcaediezitielach IMir., Beery family bay '-a oaledge. aFtII I W4 I ,I,I i:e O r r is dogo..witli*.hiolathey-trondlo4tlit Ont ) thn t lt d hunt. 'lr l e lliiijilice*eleailif tba , elm Viet Nerpillitei aren't", .and . relseed• ft. ebb' &le' rer si iii lilZ h il • • • : 'Oman. eik Oars' the ash aria tow,C. agog to ,mow wing bone, Atha ids or Myna fa t ties ..leteestil a . 04b00.4. :mi l shift ft et 'ark light Wood, Ire oft r itzleritioo s s p dad,ttekkiy A itso handl* ;or I . .1-bY whieltit hi` WOO, •*o ahow, r, hog,*l„; sai k beirsi a stentlike nit 1 few Inches: frees i gt: . . 4 . 4 1 . 0 11 - t et- , hated Itt•strike she prey, she Old distil:fa . .y. kill it twenty yards distance. - - Titeheit4 I gas , played in kill's/ galas and witd• ealliate.o ' ere pointed with stone, Smoothed Into a Isweslininisillicil . 1/IPte: 6 . Ito* a4elehtothew atones: .: . ! , e - ,t,0 , : -..1r , ..-s.-.e• - . - -- . . . . The Imitate vsed - hy the Wooed are titrillnaly ildittitlircteti, af i f as ciewly employed in akinalaSaaimals !antigen - his sit u as that/ monocrats of Menlo; ate by the iteK 'Phl isseetitix a small chose or saddler's knife; the, iron or eutting•p4rt bil• - •v. ins miati-eire4ler, end Inserted in a hese. handle. .Tae %Mold • Is thtee or fedi Umbel . ; long, and the edge three or-feeriostioe iu Mead*: With these they carve away underhanded is; Teti* dettenins,ityle. . lipictiietes are another of their . articles mblen:.stesdseseilr carious arid 'we-II contrived. They Copilot Of apiece of .woof scraped thin like 1 bandigi, and perforated 1.0, two nerrove. .h o risontil siiti,vomethlng like pies dyes, 'Were we WROld..l!**4 glasses.; a the, abbut in theft broad, prnieek lb thasame A nii i • reclloa at that of a tat trona ;'and' WS sim ne ple etharileal. preens, tied *boat the held, piviteets the eyeft stro'm the eleittitit 1 seaweed spool.. and Improve. the abirpnesi of thi tight.. "' 'Several' specinseha of "foisila`b.nd' - reinerail St e n 14 . ! brorrghe Rotate: Among there Ite 3 4 dirk piece of infi pyrites with which -the betides Strike sparks among airy. Owes. A l i light their fires, sad a pert' of the yolk of a spa- . Si rdnistgr as prePared•by the Es4dittfelii to ker:4ll7 fedi.. It tae-bald and transparent rii Anthill:or,, wLi ich 4 ;sighs, readily .. hi isiataiten. , - A .. betel ors. yporie ingeniously, peadejers. estive;:ani only &unites inches Ling, le als4, .orsoeirliss titeseo.; ft does credit ts..sher 4111 but gun, soietteb'leslivfettisfi't reate ( it lie #4 Coll,ii) suede ofi ititekiflosf; ttiliwitip osed in a vial ` cislar,shep i A i •.. ins lt the istinfdg in 11 st tate. be las i "•. . ,•,.. T, Aiv lavd , siestalar piece - bf• irilitsiartidilli;` tad 1 .... sr: - ' : ; . bottles of . maithig . weiteritiasely i and of Sire eye , 4 ••• "are. Ithalii* their intern 'id ly,; ilia" tilt Itriostiii; ) ,A4. l ilitOla, 4.lisit- fi bres:•ll, .- teJth :et foiii,'Wrilitmasc.:ol-1 intern (finals oasiemeits, dies • *botroy,...; bai'tasth..tione- ,• *eves ireleeriest the ....ate • . iniao" of hetie, ea loth. sir arither end a. ball irreVilllpnl na high notion of did - I llagt 41104 12#141P t illi N:7*.i. •41 14 1 UP log 11110 i.... ., e ilsekujus * thew ev..stere nressi-ts Op*. • sent it ' ' The Wilts liavi • gth; at allygra ,liors : gorletooW, areiteisialheitt; Udine' little I &Weld or Cniksitt ry 4 likft,l4, • ;doetti the will'Ore**fi . ,Wftitelf fe lilatf.rit ..eitbeit tilt intei• to l osigi ctl tt the 040:,* 04 tt.: oinked ollblivi . '1.4 ' • ..,',' , ...A:.,. f > '' - , i. •i .-ri---•. '1 &m a • • l'::.. likst *inlet! Of tliii . - 'it tii heat )italietlPillierlir (1 . tlid,seire enclosed la .• a '-aem p.a ilild z •daf :lee isf •derrt 567 ' iiiimi ilke r aiclit,:ftnot the 23d Norreasba -AWE. sittft life '' I,ltb;.4ogpat Ot 'Cho pieeent.yeer4.-wrblat ' iy . s'itraftlekt itsa - ' vielent 'gale Ole Whole . area-ot lite 'field' . of leialsis - slit ,- ie Inetiott w and-tite ships eetricated from their **then •mm: ',' chores!, afsit. having to Saw. their way Iltriftlii shoot .3 • . miles of Ica: Had.4lte Season earlier permitted • their dt-'". trication. it *as the. fixed determination of .Captain Parr?' w""-third winter in tbese regions, even under the a r . palling disadvantages of the icy barrier Witichivellitt or° oppose, ara. iaspeneurehle obetscie.- - a. t4 , ),1. . -.- i , 0'41 . . • . 1. ::",/ . The spirit and enterprise' of the lirlifili ifige h 'have herni,.., 'sustained in the Most gratifying manner under - eftisiiiitte- , sited, of elheem end • the perils ineideet•to oarigaEon in . the icy regions. but it is evident that the maitiohjeet orthe expedition halebeen in co reepecratei d oed.. nor have any results of importance te' uSefttl navigation and science.., et . (Sr' it we 'endetstited, been accomplithinf: • ' Oise thong. indeeihites been detertnined ; that the Strait which sepia.... 'd America. On its eastern es, from the lands S. N. and, • E. of Bemis Bay, late 'lslands. -• (..','".". -• ' . - Vi'd.4a4 . ,tia,r,tbp.Gloagew Courier. th at " thessepes. 4 diili a tiO bilAftepi l ter! Illf4 W I SH mouths 00 ties Atlantic sidn 4 Of Amiiiiiit, was 10, numerous inlets; bays, and islan di•'- .4. • •mnif f ilimiteltkilitAtiffiled, blocked up, and nonleaded 'or: witl•the'rrast..niipmesstiee•brought down by-die carrells -" hem the i relsi See ,on the west anti , on • the. nOttiosrestiKil There cannot; wo,.,thinic,, .remain a doubt•that a passage •r* trigs 'from the Pacific into the Atlantic; bait we htieniker-` 1 conceive, for reasons too tedious for us to • manilas • hentri ' 'e that i'etear passage is more to the Atortborard•thitiotbS 4 e! 'course. of. the present expedition, 'sod tbetstteern tittr laths' noefh.of•Eatfin's flay and,the Pole. .. - A.ltusitiaa expeditowi-i last year frout Behrin*'s Straits 'passed, lcyttipe,lshereinh Cook . was. stoned, prul wire Otetiliond :the .sea mead* • 4 deli .f ice , and a carreot setting, AM 'N.E; their 11.; et ' 4 the rat e or . frots. 24 ;‘, 4ft Sgaiks per dry. Has-ire day. tithrr Has-ire V' eipeditions have found toesthe. sea,.N. of Nova i4emiiia, in. , . ! +lat. 761. Is.i 7; i 1 entiColy . cicat of . ice; as it , alert is-still more•M 4 the B:„ ip the same latitude. .Another linssian expedition ' is OK this sunaturri again tif..penit rate through Beh rin es Straits mill dquble (cy..Capfaed it it sumeeds in anatchite;' From the .brows of British seamen the laurels td be gained by such o• discovery, we, shall regret it, however wo may ' fejoice Nit such a geographical problem has been *islet& • : Sorild Itu,sia succeed, then the enrage from Archangel to liehring's Straits, crosstag wear the Ptile,` Would only be ' 3,(X/0 seuraphital miles, end from ,bens: to the sdathiiit" point ufJ.ipan, an ulna' distance, bath © ikingittly'ailiottt . ;; < the, mute distelobea as heti': iltitain • to the Cipi'' of tined uo. i i-h i pe ~.i. l 3 1. , : :,•,;•• i.• • • :.- I. • •' . • • • 44 ... I / " ThOPOthke %Of lA_ .: iir ovW chi joi e remains yet to, a I , be et oktrilig'ind . 0 it'li fiteitemitAikely - p4 ,Vo w ee: we.iwe;:' - aurprhihrthat It feesisslWArst •atteutpteeki: , .. ' The statist ' r i *wan {cocotte:sive to. be, between • Spitsbergen and Note! , "- Zombis.. • Titers the ,seoisestlimit we' know,' tie wetrhyt" latitudes, end throoarir this channel it is' not•lreProba that the ltustien expedition,•alreadtellintiched; laird ad 1 1 Ray book ti4urope." • ••• .4 t'• .i . .. : '....:7_ , -7 . ..... le. ' ' .........',......... aaa ; - ... ~:: : ..":.•‘.' • •• . i A younprom en, tiresse.l as a r..thittyable . . Setralty 141111 ed ogres the wall 'at ...Ililb ink, re l oedar witotfitc , je il presence of several persons, but she was retched bY Poovey, a boitman. +ler Miele :be stkted to be Ptitee and her excuse was a fear of being Liken into custo.l , fur a wrung act. She was tak•-ii to the tirapes, whi she Wit 3 recognized as haring drank two half putts of g i and beer, half an hour previous to the atte.pt. ~M , (t . • WPANr . StI CE4TIFICATES4UNTES deti-', 0.7 iiir,d(to The Ilidders of Protested ' fad Orders in fit. i , ionstofßritishetainis; on Maui. B sea Neoh4srs, , - • -*- ' -rh, Dividend payable lo .„; A on the Ist Novesalternext so litrabove Spanish Vise i' vr. ,.. 11 ' • usOfidated Annaltles itrt • - a t i gn i raVir,- - r liaisk- street.. 0* that awl eve+ - ' . dap (BMW , lut6eped), !missies Ut• hoar! of ,trapad two. - . . , • 5." '' • .- . It will be necessary to leave the sa d warraata, . with. lisi s - thyself' hi' ionth , A W direre eriesl orders shin the ist Di ehtsossistar irstariaatiba, 'lt ItelitAiS Pteltolis PP the PP' P. 14149 80 07111.11L-44esition4 Oak . lik was. •- - . BaPlllo:llC644orifit4iturs, soy 01a5t,.141,4 Issiisear pellg Ale* soot and What Mai. -• ,? vire 11104eiti if AbtriON, •• • ' a Mb' 1 its , • . np7•' • t SA. , • acre Ci 4 :, .11Tv NW