The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-28 00:00:00

WEST INDIES. a • BA 11111ADOES, ittnt 3:449ddingling transpired to explain the eatitionadingreperteit to have b&n heard in the neighbourhood of Gaadaloupe ; and it is now much doubted as to any line o f battle: ships having got into Port Louis, statedr by ports, from St. Bartholomew.' bleutenalitthit, t ral Sir George Prevost, and suite, with his-trani” arrived at Halifax on the 24th of :46404 1 1- a*, wt" greeted by the whole people with acclasnatioisir ot i loyalty and atfeetion Jorrx 6.--ills Majesty's ship fielder, Captala Serrell, with the following vessels from London and Madeira, arrived yesterday morning in Carlisle Hay : Adm. Deana, Cambs, Isis, James and Henry, for Bar: badness Hero, St. Vincent, l'eederkk, and John, for Mar., tiniqur 1 i'my, Antigua, and Thrm, for St. Kitt's; West Indimi, St. Thomas; Hope. Tobago, Sam' Barbet, Davie tihaw, and Vlizabetb, for Jamaica. They left Portsmneth on the tid of A pen, arrived at Ma deira on the Stl of May, and sailed groat theive no the lYth, where they left the Willi'', Low, hnsod Canes and the Eliza, brawl to Bernier. The Whirr, with the ships for Jasanics,.preceetleti lag 'tight ; the others, bound In are. . Iv.trd, sail thl4 afternoon, under tonvoy of the Achatea, which attired ye terday from Near Braassirk. •Jusa 10.—The huaneward.bound trade of tbs: Island, to sail with the convoy of the prawn*: month, will leave this on the 19th inst. the day appointed by Sir Alex. Cochrane for a ship of war to call here to convoy them to the ge. neral rend , zvous.—The July convoy is postponed until the 22d of that month. The ships irlani and illetrwell, fur Liverpool; the ship Camilla, for Greenock . ; and brig Four .Brothers, for Hull, sail to.morro* morning. The ship Nereide t from Thinerary bound to Grim:ouch, passed by hero ou Thursda). BRIG 1.1117 N, Juir 28. ............. The Steyne wonhl probably have been crowded to a late h 'ur last night, had not a sprinkling of rain towards sunset driven the beaux soil belles to the Lib , aries, which were crawled until hear., eleven o'clock. ,Those that could not suceoe.l in gaining admission there, ded either to their re- spective residences or the Theatre : the latter Mac bad a very numerous auditory, The Wed Indian, and Of Age 10-nsorrow, being reptiseated in a very siperior style of elegance, under the Warne. diate auspices of the Earl of Egreanoet. A etbwded house is also expected there this evening, CNlonel Scrgiuoa being the patron of the evening's awns anent. From the best anthority here, we are given to understand that the Prince will be at the Pavilion on the 10th of August, though rumour states that his Royal Highness's arrival will be post, , oned to the 12th. It Is scarcely probable, as the Prince intends to celebrate the anniversary of his birthday here, as stated some time ago, that his journey to this place will be delayed until that day arrives. His Royal Highness, however, will remain here but for a few days, as he intends being present at Cie festivities which will distin guish Oatlitids, in huilout of the natal day of his Royal biotite:. the Duke of York. SCOTCH SPORTING. A Game cause, which lately excited much in. tercet i!I Scotland, has given rise to the following explanation of the rights of heating and shoot. . . A misrepresentation having appeared in several papers, as if it had been found in thu late case of APEwaii, that every person, who is possessed of a lisruce frnm Government, is entitled to kill game without any further qualification, we have been drsired to rectify this mistake, so that the public may not thereby be misled. The i"ertocutor of the Court expressly found, •' That the Act 1621, which euacts, that uo per. elk s:iall hunt or hawk, who has nut a plough. gate of land in heritage, was revived by the Art 1685, and as now a subsisting statute;" and " that too person can kill genie with dogs and fowlina.pieoes, who has not a ploughgate of land in heritage." The only exception to this rule, specified by the interlocutor, is as follows: " That, by the constant usage of Scotland, a qualified person may grant permission to shoot over his own lands, to a person who is nut him. self qualified ; and that a person, so having per. mission from a qoalified person, may lawfully hive, in his possesion, Me game which he has killed in virtue of such permission." It necessarily results, from these Wisp, that, if any person, not possessed of the above qnaliii cation, shall kill game on the lands of any other proprietor than those whose permission he has Furiously received, such person is liable to be prosecute d, not ellly fur a trespass, but also for the penalties of the Acts of Parliament relating to the killing game, •r having Vitoria possession, ithou L the Irgal qualification. The extent of a ploughgate of land varies in different counties. In the county of Edinburgh it is liked at 45 Scots acres arable, if within four computed miles of Edinburgh, and 50 such acres if beyond that distance, in pectuauce of the Act 24th Geo. 11. e. 3'. Errrt-rs or Tat Ltostesirsio.—On Tuesday *night as one of the Bath coaches was travelling near Colnbrook, the leaders took fright it the vivid lightning, became unmanageable, arid started off at full speed in spite of the endeavours of the coachman. The vehicle was upset, and literally shattered in pieces. Nine persons were seriously hurt, and a female passenger died of her braises, on being conveyed to Hounslow. About two tailes from the same spot a poor man, was killed in a lane by a cart turning over, the animal also having plunged out of the road. Several other accident+ happened on Wednesday evening, la and about the Metropolis: a poor labourer of thi name of Ferniss, was straek blind at ten o'clock; in the king's..roatl, Chelsea, whilst going howl* with his two children. A house belonging to Mr. Tame, in Poland-street, was set on fire by the lightning ; it originated in the second door back.ronm where two children were asleep, but fortunately was discovered in time to savo.the children, and to subdue the haus after they had destroyed the room. left lit fame LONDPN'SPECt4CaptIia, VUILDII,44k. ' •; • • ' frfbrelogilit ,ess , ol pelt, theCoert i . net. Loatillayoa p ,wilted by tlia; SCORDlillt; AlderflltM SMITIIi 2d . INS, &C. 4.6rea r tdernbetiet Prievntrpoliere discharged the'PettrtYy;liad Gptapite.striel Coiatten t and t►fsb frotTtilloookon of •lordgale. ~, The Cotirtlitilier come to a' reiola „ o an f charging in the first itistunce all lehO were not op. 4 posid there vreriqty that meos s. 1105 persona' reateted to HUNT, and to tlivir s bmitifs, Among tippoitiliabid remanded /easy* trell.known Baron du tififlbviit. Sonse,otlyq . A . lesser note s from the FleiFprison, were alert fiageried, upon various grouhth of oppositiogOlig hearing of whose several 'eases is pastponad i lmtlie Court till the whole of the unopposed shaii,.edbefuged, which will be on Friday next. Ailing lame of the reasons or grounds for opposing, was that of i person in the rules of the Fleet s being sedo sing himself iu Vauxhall Girdtms. • 0. I ..POLICE. HATTON.GARDIIN.---Yesterday Mars Preston, a pregnant young woman, callititheeself the wife of a uobieman's butler, was charged by Mr. Wil liamson, of Hampstead, with coming to •his house (where she lodged a day and a night), saying that she was employed by Lady Somers and Lilly- A Campbell, to proeuve• lodgings for them. lis th.• course of the day she contrived-to leave the house privately, taking with her sheets, countekparib t and pitces of medal, which 'she wrapped roadd' her body. She was overtaken in one of theillimpi stead stages, at Kentish Tuaii, and tatetnliticit. Being searched by Read, the of leer, s- isamlber bf rortm.kev: wete found concealed in the sleeve tats her goon, for the purpose of opeoiltg rooms in any house where she might pretend tv hire lodge togs for exalted characters. The goods-of -Mr. W Iliaussowwore found tied in a' bundle in the seat of the coedit where she sat, being swont she was. Aptly committed fur triil, hat is to be brought gp again upon fresh evhlence. Margaret Herring, servant to Mr. coig ' publican, in King-street, Bloomsbury, was charged with continually,robbing him of wearing apparel,. spirits, money., Ar.c. Sae likewise stands commit. ted for trial, b0t...#41, be brought up again UPEnt . fuw t her ,rveience. ' tV. Welts; C. :Wirier, and Andres Walkhr *ism, drovers, were charged on sespicints of liters robberies about Islington-fields. They wort cont. witted fur re-examination. • TRALT:iiN,qor4 Dtiitatts,--That so vet? , ingot). sitleiabli a Sureteige Ira the King af CURS should venture to resist the Britieh Passer in India f or a moment, is not less extraordinary than.it would be were the King of WI/11'018re° singly,to - IppOse himself to the army of France. The King dr Rajah of Taavaacone is the old• and very faithful Ally of the Coinpany ; and* was to preserve his independence and his &Mi. Rion* that the war with TIPPOO SULTAII,I was itommenced, in 1790, by Lord Coamwtitts. ,The accodnts from Bombay, which have been . publisho in our Papers, do not state the ca use it the war, but 'they do mention a fact of a very schuss . nature indeed, which it is hoped will not peeps the attention cif Lord ILtaao*hT ) and 1h .Court of Directors. It is stated,• Oat' after the British' Illiviiter at Tratancore had .se. treated !to the sittroest i he armed the tAOI4 Chrietriens,. and that fu conseqaence the i Lletya i N... or Ailidityr of the • Rajah, had oxtlerekll)l nativdChtistiatts iu his power to beplat twaeeth. Whether ts,la . inhernin order has beet; exneaSed,. et its exiecn*nt l orevented by the rap4o,4drawelP and compeuttouceen of our repair troops,. wW are Nut informed. There is a very namerove hudy of native Christians In the Travancore dumini•te, where they have been settled for more than litteets hundred ytore,r bare been Immo. lested,hy the Ilinfloti G6vernment during so long a paned, sod are deiaihad by the Ike . .. Dr. KERR, as peaceable innifeniiis'e cultivators of land, and artisans, the descendants of &colony of:Vries. Christians. Last week an accident happened on bnird the' (lope West-Indiaman, Captain Deschamia : as that ship was moving from the Bison kn the . Les - port Duck, a black man,. Thomlitllaggityg_com wooly called Sampson, belouging to JoAnne Dcnky, Esq. of St. Thomas's, and a Reitman on, board the said ship, fell from the main-top on an iron 'tendon ou the quarter-deck rails, and dropped: overboard and sunk : a few Minutes after his twdy was brought op - by a ginning), sod landed. Ife- I dip) assistance was inigiamtiately procured, indl'ho was carried to the Harrow Tavern iu Poplar, where he expired shortly . -after. A Coroner's leggiest sat on the body, and returned a verdict of---Ae- - cidental Death. The neighbourhood of Christchurch, 4Elicit friars, was, nearly the whole of yeateritan 'kept in a state of iggesult, in tiinsequossea 4111" the fol lowing circonstance :—An old woman, .who hail attended there - nerd of ainan . who' d ralra ion"- tagious fever, and who wa tt Wed on Sunday last, in passing the reit) yesle'rday morning, imagined 'she heard a groaning, and calling out for assistance, issuing . -from it, and the impres sion 4as so strong thag * l getuaily fainted away onllke spot. . When *lered, she idrAlittl. Whit sheiteagiated heard ; which.coilainC to thti knowledge of the parish eilicer; - the was sent to the wateluhease, as being ihe creating tv.snab. The ekrgytnan, seitett, end' otbers;'•attended. ou the spot, .and moved the pedpli 'Math yap impossible the man could have. 'kits/ beviedoliv4 and -that it was nothing more %nigh idle late t.bat Stetwithstanding all such eitbortations, the etas.* ecitlttnued the whole 41 Ike day. The peoplauch wished to have the I "IttartWepeht.ll.; last .this was rereastoted as ...et. beastly design/ens, owin g t o aeon heel died of It ctrotaeious fever . : Seine w account for 'the noise by supposing it prottgedelt Iron' a ileitis confuted in the contiguous watch-bowie ; others suppose it to have. Yeas the sidetky *- plait of some ventriloquist passing that way. .sl 4 Altiskii94: .. DILO. Is Dghl*. is Rstlessisy astaskii, Less Ytkestrt IPoirlasconte.—His Lordship was me a the fine great, pod tow wham 'limbed will 1* miser with Pew :fitz. of. regret . He not only a miry spleagid IM,tarablie tUrfa, was ashamed Io speed his ' Lame in au own covntilx. During Um aahappy tree- , him which distracted that kingdom, he oohed, I. an eminent 'deg*, the mak Milexibio loyalty 'with a peilebeisas the most ardent; and while be assiMed in suppressing the exotica of the usisgiiied, believer MM. forget the Withal maxim, that' ' He is hat taistrailla peliticimewho Mows no imams be tween aa r nod a &tart.' The motto of • Sept pro Rage, waver pre Petrie,' might be 'safely inieribed dm the aratorials of this Peer whose %detail retinae au illustr ious desalt, were efito steed by the railiemi of their proper toes private Attars. • him the dignity of the Nobleman, and the sisimets of the Gentleman, irresistibly recommended 4111141 paemsdbor of the mai while the conduct tithe Peer w A ws:daily exalted by 61-tiding together , its the most f 11.. .. bids) oasis, the apsidopriate support of the preremelves of the Crows, with the halesibie assertimi of rift MONTT or !ens Pane!. a. The vice of his country ban airfoil. biota: the brims of lb balance* with wreaths of laurel, as expres sive of their gratitude ; and we now are imii4ned the Naar- Akiptadi *"planting the orators! 'cypress su the &aye of tie Nobleman, show actions said life will be hismiet spec Aid cenotaph, and is bo requires on ealii4y to consecrate that north whisib will be for i: vca sacredly cherished in the bo som of hind remembrance. Alonamentasi Err remain-. We ulrer not this tribote as eneumwsurais to his merit ; but only prese.x it as eip asive of egg NATIO 4 if. CR t- TI tcy it. neared aad merited by a reileretima of 'miners. .1 i 3 exertions as the UN IV% will be grairrally remembered, while TOE INOISPEOPEXCE or tact.* • u can he balled se a desideratum by tLe i 'habitants of a country km; boated and injured—end if human onsets could base ;wiled milk ei. tee departed Spirit migl•t faithfully exclaim, • Could Troy nave bee . save . even by this head had hem eticcted."— Dedlist Fanning Port. ORIGINAL COACH OF/ICE, SWAN WITH TWO • RECKS INN, LAD-LAN E, LON DON. The following Royal' Mall Coaches, and other Carriage., bet out from the above Inn, v!z. BRIST OL itnyal MCI Ctsock, Ent a nary and B ittiptilved Plan, carries Two Outside Pus•etig Sr.. nn Near, Russell Marlboros" ta, Chippeobain. and Hato. ever y• tsveniag, at Ilalf-past Serval u Clock. Sated.) Qoarter ae fore VOX. BATif Royal Ma il Coach, oo a new and inn roved Plan, carries Tens Outside Paeengt-rs on Sprin.;- through Marl endClub, Deviaes. every, iitrealog at ;lair-past Seve n a Club, Stoidors, Quarter before Sir. PLVIDOVTIt Royal Mail Cuseb, ea a new and improved rho, carries Iwo Outside Passeugeis, on Sprung., through Bath, Taunton, Weilington, anti Exeter, every Evening at Half- ' Half--past Seven &Clock Sundays, Qua rt er befone-Si Eters& Koval Mail Cowen, ou a new avid ituproy ea Plan, =tries Two Outside Passengers. un Springs, through Bridgewater and Wetliugtua, every Erasing at Ball'-past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Hugest Royal Mad Coach, on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passengers, on Sprouts, through Salisbury, Dorchester. Its tdport. and Honitoc, every Evening Est Half-past Seven .'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. FAIAIOUTH Royal Mail Coach , on a new and Unproved Plait, carries. Two, &Raids Passengen, as Spring, through -.Qaltbsotptoo, Lawaceston, and Truro, every Evegiug at Half past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Qu.ater bailee Six. Ltetaroot. Royal Mail Coach, no a weir awl improved Plait, carries T'wo Outside Paysengers, on Springs, through Coveatry t Litchfield, .Newcastie, amt. Warriugton, every Rveuing at Half-past Seven u'Llock, Sundays, Quarter be fete di a. Manumit Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved Pfau, currier Two Outside Passengen, on Springs, unborn Nortliamplan ' Leicester, Lonetboryittgh, Derby, ashbourit, Lark, and MaeciesSehl, every Erelong at Half-past Scveu o'Clock, Standays,Qaarter be fo re Six. Maio /lOWAN Itoy.d Mail Coach, on a new and improved Plan, tartiagh Danstable, Stoner Stratford, Daventev, Dem i COMMIS. and Luvetitry, every Afternoon at Five &Chick. CAR t.tsLE Royal Mail Cagreb, on a new and impenveri Plea, carries T., o Onside Passengers, on Springs, thrnisg't Illoarlaster. badey, Prestaa, earst4,,. Lassraster,_thirteu, Reed* Swap, nail Peturith, .every Evtirag at Hal-past -frinviwk, Sundays, Quarter- befu re Ms. n Wit (by Newmarket) Rapt! Mail Coach, on a new aid-Improved Pia.). carries. Two -Outsirle Passwohe.s. as u apriags, through Newmarket, Busy?, and Th.etford, every beams at Half-past Seven VCu,rck, Sundays, Quarter be *, Sift .1. Noi wren (by Ipiwich) Royld Mail CAacb, oft a' new and improved Plan, to sorry Two Outsides, me. Springs.. througo Chelmsford, Colchester, Ipswich, and !lobule 1.. n, 'ewer, Evening at Half-pal Seven siClork, Sundays, Qom ter before Six. Harts* AlerearY Coatis, dirties %aim:stoke, Salisbuty, Bialsidted, Dorrne.ter, dridport, and Honituts, every Morn ing at Four titlark. 3.tirairoot. Machine Coach, through Coventry,-Birming 2tianctstleisl, Neu emote ctouttettns, Kon s vinrg, and vv ar. ow, ever y "A Iteration at ' Sit n'Cloth. • IttIANCAIESTEIt elegant' Ptartosith; calßilsllie Mr!. MICE. to carry Four Insides. ashy, trowels eagoliy ulnae ea the land , toraugh Nortnamptou, jlarbonas,o4Lpi lle pt Loughborough. Derby. Avhbouro, Leek, ism: Miter every Afetwonos at a Quarter before Threev i tittek. • • NANCIICITSIR Cornwallis Coact, tbroagn NortblitaPtall l / 2 Harborage', trieest•r, taieghborougle, Derby, err and Roston, at Tweive-o'Clocs, nt woo d,aj., IatasnoW.EDINSOROOOII, and PostePatureit Codelles. Cgs testa. Post Coact. c.ulud the Or. Flat NC ,-tisrotsgb . Madellearr a ,Charles, Preston, tiantastg, Law :aster, Behan, Kmodal, Sbap,,tind Pocirith, every. At k raoua t . al a {bowler :: before ;Imre , Cinch. Nonw ten Machine Catch, through Cheiliasfard,Suilbliry. Bury St. Edmund's, and *kale 11114 every Tuesday. Than-- day. and Oosiday Aftentooos, at Four &Cloth. n 1 R:11 11 GA • BaSiKlit Post Caath. through Danstalvie r Stoney tinittfortt, lkirevary, Digebareat and-Coventry , every' Evening at Fete o'Clook. • .;• • sot • PLY motto Mercury Coach, throw - roteter .l .Newlon., Bushell. Toners, Modbsry and Plymplon, eirety Morning 'at Four a'Clock. ' CARLIST.t Cothwidlis Comb, through blantiterter, Char ley, Preston, t.iitroattg, Latteastes. Burton, Kendall, shalt, - sod Petwith, every Moro*, at Twelve .it wtmason Coach, every Aftetwoots al Otte .Clack. Soma sirroa Long Coach, through Ilasiustoke and Witiellegler, every Month*, Sundays eider Pfau o'clock. . , I SiSA'AlavaV Coach, * through Basingstoke and A adoekr. eserphlorniug ta.kaur &Clock. . • , BATA( ;tad datums. KOVAL VOIVIITEER Pell Coach, theriugis Altuthortingif, Caine, and ChiPpenbam, every Al /email at a Qoartur hentre four aCitsett. iii. Cascb 16 Corked iu a superior style. lintosoliro New Past (Mach, tlirburit Col.' ebester, Ipswich, Woodbridge, and It, xf.ord,rttlix o'clock, 1 Sunday, Tuesday , and Wed,:t..sday Poirrsmovirli-w Light Coach, called the Sct.r-Da ragas, carries tatty Four. „Insides, travel. rquallyas fast as the nag, throve' Ewe 1, tistildfn LI, Petworth, Chichester, i Eursourth,.ard .11Avent. to the Chaise lust ' Oyster-street, i every Tuesday, Thursday , and Saturday Muntiogs, at a gaoler before 11Preotalti at the litacechurch-street. t Parton ate Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolverharnploo, laittrrwortit, hotchley, Atbersto.), Tarn- , worth,' Stades!. Ecelesh.,ll„Broughton;liridgentore, Slap- Ley, Naptwien, VinsPCross, Catswr, Brandon. Motautf..rd, Hillburough, Saud lawn, Neotou. Ronaboni, Faketik.thi,. Waistrallsolow-Pidit-Wantr.Tealsabary4 , Zrarchtler, • Al it' 1 beads; *no, eravtillitial l . St. Lisa. •=f; afttiter, hersham, Cambridge, 31archaeld;Ueries, ,VC keel I, AlvAlits`. Efts` Ottfued; Ditthrilig,lnvoitle Greenfield thippinguorton, Lndluw,Cirelleeaeß Parts Juutli, Fortwa, Gosport, .‘isateristary, Eastbuttru. Shrewsisort , Halpiwnd. Reigate. IkLusbury, Pool, Chatham, Dover, Tonbridge, .Tan it Wells; abated, Soinersinno, Horsham, Market Drtytoo .Megatc_. Newbury, Caine, Sinuses, Cannot ' thee, id:Wham Bralgertater l Proaatace, Stow, liridge-, 1 north,' Peter-beta, WniteSaven, • Newhaven, Braiatre;,ll.tl - North% tele, Wittiest lea, lhoismite, W A, k !m uluteary,, Aktisca P 001,,, Totisor;, • ftanagatc, Itnebester k Worthing,.Sica- CdT u gat. Chichester, ileftfort, hluitAttate, Leads; Not tigemot, bastliti*, calmootb, Glasgow, 'Yarmouth, Wick =al:l4l,l;74l 4b „ i #lo ° " , frrinS 4 rz. ›nibiri r t. I afe.. ge,lvy a r g :x s , Kstlderripotier.. taktimeto *hotly, . de,, nitiford hiewsa, Casilide; Cowbrid.e. , ' By WILLIAM. W &THRIIOZ I E anti°. *** Proprietors at thertbate Cfpchesana Car riages Mire to inforai the Pifriir they will not tie for as Pareel so Pack s Wittier .1., war fur F: • re asseager's-loagsge, above the Value of Five Pounds, the same be entered and paid (or acc o rd iftly lit the e'st die Deliver/. of :say siren Pareel, Packs 'e,• geogges baggage, to tbem or their Agegh. pHs mutely b 'object to many • der, of the mut aNdelitant nature, but ,this lady Scorbutic HOUISINS, - Tooth-ache, 111141 Uireium is no etas was it mete evident that iu 6entleioeh catty ; Out now they mean/ rerumaend the C l v ()nu Hs sot tbe teed ebegatt and ugrerabte for readeetit the Teeth heautiftill* Kbite, lout tie remedy (midi ()warden of the it rath. lunaedi tie)) application it wlll cur.• Übe MOM exerureatiag*Tuodu., riam Mies, au ellen fare, !Le. In w few du Will IF eradicate the Many to tie thme, wile raisin Arm and fel, parify decayed - Teeth, prevew bra become aim ten each ab nay he Warne, alai reader the Breath delis skeet. To those scbject SareF or liken in the Cheeks, ioa~,ne en 1.1 it is pardeolviy fecrsumeoded. li a Tooth is decayed, ar ter Meath is a bad state, r..prietor look of it (he equates sin fee). then if the be u,e(r as he directs, ail Ui orders incident toll* Mouth be completely cured and preve..!eit ; M ream - . d ; the newestary Netriuwin for esiatrwre he with a tow 'avow ; tie 1 aletedisaitrian pla ed is a ~ :aturaleseente and health, the greii.eit of all Asp Moored and caollrined. A skittle spei intim ail' the 'roils of ia.. for.•guing ; was a s. but fair teat lb, person an c.• asade so.suble ui its north sviil without it. *l'he CEYLON DENTIFRICE, for which •tateir. is impl•-, I i rotary'. re of the ne't bring Rom Si..ho-squ err, oraty be had at Tlowits, arem : kokrood awl of the Temple-plate, !Zeck friar's kis.de omit 1.. e Circ..us sk. Sd. A a:i.l (a 1.:N . 1'1,6.11KM it• s t.n4 1-4 sr neessiling In vast Waterislg rah so %ILI wild fteet taking teem tae toe RUI4I OIL. e, it pervrai, eli 4 Is the rd4.4ge of sir or tote-holiits; .I.i. is I; lir lure 4.ffet -nt s.mite4 and ofie eureapiain n o fa out it, iesin4 'lie Ru-sla Oil is ie a woe ;vete& ive. .nee shoeld out must applyiog it Is the olitseen 411. inc, as it will pr. veto tome tendag a rivilsteas co au are,, winch too gesseallv is toe cane. inewsimed Ow l tw.. yrtei.e when Ana HG. roe It r J Y Al. IeA•atII,Y, and Ladies and ruthiuu. lac Resatt OIL, fur moistenia‘ tae drt•isia,; it is sogreat a oouris!ier to the termin.• grey to eft period's; ranotes the i sran u. ; and restaresit on baid plates; time t. 'rr rain. Sr verar nein *Oat %cit. idsl, have trier ming the itato..a tilt n•otiacs fur six niosi.o, places lierareL , nearly currae../Wll3 burr; pruatut.se, sad *linkers, inat-p-.2rea4a them turitta i g i o..„. LEAP, and Gentteinen aha wear false Hair via . RUSsI k OIL a valuable article to u.e viral) sircona m glen. it 4. natural gion, preys:Ws its discovered, the km r'saft, and renders It. appestrabar The Phiprielor reeonarkeiLls Ladies nod Ge...lemen el benefit from the Russia Oil. to give ira fair trial It regularly fur a stunt time, as it cannot be expected the desired effect if out ) applied at intervals. • The high reputation the Ittr•be tilt is,ss gairc-d Cu , log and promoting . the Hair, end the great Jensaud fur , lately induced envious perso s to ropy the ad vcrtiseinem. advertise articles for a similar puipase, wild bale effect ; it Is particularly recuniawnded to observe ' op the outside wrapper of each bottle is sired iu gold ink, " MorlinKursky and Prime," say eithLut signature are counterfeits. Price is. per bottle, or are bottle containinz four out guinea, or six gultem bottles at live ponucli. Sold wholesele and retail by the Proprietor, A No. 9, Johb-street, Oxford street; and, by aar d iut,i,,,i, Mr. Sus, th, l'etfuiner to his Majesty, New Mendrie and Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty. Titvh, erect; Ousel aide; and by root priiwip .1 fonsersor Med iriue V ender: in Englund, I rebind, sad' cu. Country Shopkeepers seudiag their orders to an , dle trader they deal with in Lunduss, w.ll reeei;, allowance. AN Account of that most excellent a Tli I.: CORI)tAL MILS! OF farLISAD, b. Dr. Wooten, titkad 'loose, near Liv:Tpunt ; 11' hutesa/e audlteusil. by Dicey andlmanti. 800 Lbw and hlattueiss mad Leigh, 18, Strand, Lando. s; pet mtiolora a Bottler or tee triunity of Four In t 5.... Bettie for root-three Skiltings, on which tsh.i SOL saved, fluty imelaided. '• 0 blepi'ed Health' Moo art obi", all gold aid it Is thou who molars/Yu the snit, rind *rue.' air its 1,,, receive instructios staJ Mitt, villue. lie that ILL. i little ware to Wish far: and he Coat is rot wretched as twee, wants every thing a it . tneer.-3-erne. It is'nottllassi, ilea eari.ou . dosordivs of the hatnan ate brought an bv dithipatiosi in .Oath, OA the era s vt of Otiose roles •tv Men' prom len di:lates fur rte larsery. • heatth, and toryior a f..moodation for a loot iwud bar with a firm and Vireflg clia..ifdlivil. The oval's," I arelso soma/ lost fo.ta pasi.lul esti:Nifty, teaches *•. mettle value o' it, and th • oalt:.p.ry patient look s & maw', 1 often, &N et tre.osio, for the memos of in recosery. l'll CORDIAL IiALM OF (DLLA J is universally I krioaledged lii be peculiarly ellicarre s in all lower j-itks; lore; ofthispellie, iodsges.eitu, implements of sp.rii ' Wing ar shAinir of tow tonde or limbs, übstlaate shortmvs of breath, and con.o . ;dive habits. I. r Mad, east hire most to merle pa in in toe heal nod a, sitldiironiettes eivtle petapi .at nat. fly the nobility mod grow ; lids medicine is mach ad aired, tieing plesmkatts the Mole ‘' I sdoill, rad , . astripginh the tibres of Gle NOMA, 11111111 0. 1 tbot proper tehsity which a good digestims rewires. NotMsji 1 eau be better adapted to help 'Ltd nourish the cdosiitutiod after a anetarnal tietraach with whoa., dte.—Tkir Cordial ' hiyeds e•tertned in the I.ast and test Indies, fur eau' and' imienroting the. neryotts system, and abeillig a. a rote ritstai.ii ice so e:Alit/tied covalitetioas. arishig Nat 4.ibutis complaints contracted in Wit dimities. Toss" who . , ware wed cdtication of Pomole-, ;the stallions im wet. as 5... dent or. part of toe ca. 1111 l unity:l.m old never he *Oust „Cordial halm otlillead, which ,trine thoesnes in the In invigorates the mi al, iispnivewtoe tereosory, Mid minim imaginal ion. Ili- she facet absolute rime* tar each dllyeeittlas are tee ieleti with the (Ottawa% Frimplaw. asmegp—alperit r Ileis of lb • breast, vino dithesky of twondling f•_1114 to tattoo .of the heart, softies bashnt of 1 is **ion- , the body t al other time. a arswalif cold, i 'at art poured did them; Eking pains Is llsi*lMMis NA Slab., and belly,.sesemblmg tome ocroisimswil by fib gray..., poise very variable, ...onetime. latromomool idols. at w0:0:,.r times very quit k; vats Jai*. the birroug 4, frt*. of : tiiiiw.,.. tood a Nettie ill •sadiwation, alt Ibises a ban •IlleJtioup :n .1 I Mint ; alteednie at. of cryiej mai eslisidlibu lotteaw • Map aimpotosi, and seldom irfiesinag. : ana - rim pal.. brisk - basil strith harridAtteasits Mica hLs been raid .y, tsar 'rasig iniliahloods against medicines that m i t : ,,,.... rt i se d.. 7l , a t s. is a Very ialipoi hall ohtervaition to be made heeliust OM Cordial liatta t uf • liilead, trim itales. its •:perat au Isis gentle, s4e,amkeilleaCiotts, it ens .1 out Imse-dalair.gitlit as etampleel deemed it hits'negaireil; fur, a' if ma Rini I goat adtrisstage of n persamove advocatt Itt the ear eat, Su notlairtg but bin co/.s to lion of it. vir%bi,,Asy - , yt effects, nut induce peroryer-i:a-e, pad let reasomaftee I retake is aritainly most . rogoososc, to enable eve,. the ' lest cutdbiantion ut chymwais mod f Alettle.tit In felt N et 1 ie oliscaries,liu.l re.torr the valecothunreao to amoral. gt) weg-kuown characteristic of proostmer,; latArvt , ' hero long ni;itititiaed; for, by keeping the vase i Mimi, Iwere, in tootiottai repair. it preserves thy hind: io neat, Aron and pre..:.t.h. pre:maitre decay. IfliVairet Ise cuipr Cotdatenacat, tier Jeweling+ to did. CANES. •f. •••.: • - Esitraet of a I.lwr frolt 11r. J o-ep% Maillit i Chtepsto , • Dr. S.ilowun, Gilead-House. tray Ltlit I aol. , R , eitrpstow. iis t)ott, I. inform t nave to yno of the tellerpriatc i•mke, eared ay .Cor , lial B.dm of G.1...0.1:—Mr. Low is ':—Mr. Palmer 1 tilazter, of the tuwa of Breen t, ht Ate cottaty f ! oat tpr a very tun,;time 1.:1,0orm : under am extreme NW' spirits, so much at that be 11Nr1 itAidest 4. iirt I part ut Iris latsiuess. Ile went to Swathem titialtsg I I *Add be of service to him; but t . oi l pock; 5 Oma r fhotal DO relief. /le antra.'. dos rem.. to t.teepdrow- " 1(lye place, where his Motlier :old inesids wow We isluiteed to we beset lib Iv. wa.., and.hppewod iamb spiag. he thought Ic nese,- should tic *el; .nay more. so'acd lii.l to take visor Cordial Kati is ut (lawati—ke .of mem ase.poottod cuz.e—and hie brotiter assured dftA i rhat he is ...nr as well as ever he Lew . . ioef satisfied tam it wni the didut at (iikerd ' had ternors...l kink tit lii, maul Itmdth and ,pirits,--I yourr humble serintat, JOSLPH SltrL .Ijoriructof it Lttierfrom Welshpoal, dated the Mid . • 11J7, in (1,. 'Cleaner, Gilead Illusse,neer Liverpool, Stat.—We have tee plemure of Infonatog yon,.timt , WGillati ..f the name of . 1 14. Lewis, of the parish or Lit...... henget, who had long I;.boured miler a nem. awmpliliat aitcuded with into! oil weakness has of appetite. pew ie head and breart. and was even cimatted toiler bed, pity ronoted•to %Intik by Inking twu bottles of your Ctirdial, whkh wail porti.med at vac ship b. nine.' *Minim!. • ''. •'. R. and J. tlif,lll. - La& fir 4,)14 : Pai.ted awn Putsissised OFESCS. lip • Inset`. r Math; If stir 'Fits I)eatiftivi ,•11certaiii RI y up ma ill railed v I ed teadeo wane, N.; deli+ s agely Its, Gato s re, let the • ler Soto is • lamb will • I stiratioss• ve relished a state a( nary Mes- a ill penit It ta sire?. ' uteri liss • so nav e l • tris.tv Utwed. • TS • I, 111. rrke • 4 • .411, • 11 reveal, tan • as • 1,1• fa . •• . ! . .•"....1 of •.4, • 4 i& P 4N . 8 . "11 dtclvee., ' , l 1 v 11 . , efeni..l64 . • I had the :•0 It •rtl, lui ft •rt a, red hgvlbf : preset"- fur it, Us amid, aid e nut air the hnel iu Itu.rian heart that r sJtialt , al onisoldoeut, sal-,trtet ; • iicao.ar ki INcu.kind. ly a ante- se liberal 11.diciur pvarrd and sold, arch- and; ,o lee ▪ Fistitily ditioto arc I tress are.; RS poteirn tare lus Cb to sant man frame s vitatittbin /vino, app y Ike; !•te. inetli- m Iwo •ard tits, trr,o- te cassia, ibises tbe I iitat•sch, sad iftalr , wale real dal Kir r g I. Nat.:roc ansiitutta Diedi s ti 11.1111 r• lal gbae 4.ibutis nifritg 1711 as tbe teasel lac • the :toad, aliveis tor iss ate pi- reo . stiNuit sts•ii.slisi- t- Oats •-: area r vi,...• libbN b' rtiv•y lim. at . ore Atte, ;alibi; tie item iAt ea/ Stt )ry its t.r niasonsWe eve,.tb • re& pad leak!. ▪ ban• • it se ford. ••• • • pant, tn le, NO M' d e s ',ler 7;ti 'minter mid f Beeson. me larroeve 'eta Areal - • RA bathista • leen, h ts, his an- t to :4m• *keenly de. had. 410 battle?. me awn Mini, be. I rd) teal I we, sir, stUilli. id of Jan. rpord. War=ll( Lin romplital• sion is the ▪ WM 11-10 • r vats lox cal of tat r•i cis at 11/0 _ t