The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS. Roamer, Anat. 10.—Our contingent, which lately returned from Swedish Pomerania, is at pre. scut partly stationed :pug the coast, and partly qualeredliere as a • nforement tii our garrison. The whole extent of. coast, from the heath of Ribnitt to Dassau, that is, from the frontiers of Pstnerania to the territory of I.ubcc, is completely occupied by strrgatarlies of infantry; forming an uninterrupted liutt of troops,. *hick is supported, by cavalry. The guarding of the coasts, anti particularly the preieetion of smugglers; ArAliww attended to with I.49u:bled vigilance. Several sloops, which formerly used to slip in singly under cover of the night, and land their cargoes in unfrequented • creeks, have lately. beim in some instances seized, pad in others eine - pelted by the lire of the military posts to•put out to sea again. The Military Of. lice in this port, and that at Wismar, form - a centre of communication for the tioops that line the coast, and take care that the Officers of the Customs search every vessel- that arrives or de parts. In every instance, before the vessels are suffered to break bulk, the certificates of origin must be examined and passed by - the French Con -1414. By these various regulations the importation of the smallest article of contraband goods is rem. tiered almost impossible. Ilamenarar, Arm I.lo.—ft is reported that the three Muse Towns are, in fottlitt, to provide for the pay, clothing, and subsistence of two regiments of cavalry, mod four of infantry. One of the French regiments in garrison here marched off on Sunday morning. A battalion took the same route on - Mouday, and another bat. talioa followed this day. All merchandize imported direct from America to Stettin, nliatever be its ulterior destination, is, by an order which takes effect (ruin the Ist instant, subject to the entire duty upon coosumption.— This duty is upon coffee, 14 ris dollars per quip. tad ; upon refitted sugat and tobacco, 12 dollars; indigo 8, pepper 2, pimento 3, dye-stuffs 8, and upon cottons, hides, cerusse and potteries, 3 per cent. ad valorem: The Military Office at-Wismar reed ved, on the sth inst. an Imperial French rescript of the follow. lug tenor : " The tre3ty of puce concluded between runt% aid Sweden, and which also extends to the countries forming part of the,Confederation of the Rhine, having been ratified and officially pro. malgated, the commerce of the vessels of Meek. lenburgh, and the cornice of %coetlish vessels into the ports of that Duchy, are free, by virtue of the Said treaty. Nviertheless, until definitive mea. sures are taken by the Emperor upon this subject, it is ordered. that the said commerce shall only be conducted in conformity to the previous - regula. lions and prohibitions ; and, more particularly with regard to the importations, that the certifi. tales of the autho r ities of the Country shall be suf ficient as to Swedish products properly so denomi. wiled ; but that with respect to all other mer. chandize, not being the produce or manufacture of Sweden, imported from the ports of that king dom into those of Muck lenburgh, and more espe cially colonial goods, they must be accompanied, under penalty of confiscation, with regular re, tifi. cates of origin, which will he furnished lty. . the French Consuls resident in Sweden, in order to ascertain that they are neither Eoglish property, nor the produce of England or her colonies. The military authorities will conform themselves to these regulations ; and with regard to the com. nierce of S.rcdeu, exercise a degree. of vigilance mure that' ortlinatily rigorous, inasmuch irs a con siderable quantity of colonial merchandize has heretofore been accumulated in that kingdom.— The Military °ace, therefore, to avoid the risk of any respcn•ibility, must exercise the greatest strictness in the examinatiou of vessels, in concert Kith the officers specially charged With that ser. T;ce." t NIES OF THE ELBE, APRIL 9.—The month of March has passed without any settlement of the relatiom of the United States with the Conti. vent of I.;tirope, or England. American vessels are still admitted into the ports of holstein ; but in consequence of the measures recently adopted, their cargoes can no longer be transported into these countries. American- iessels also arrive in the ports of Russia and Prussia ; but undoubtedly, from the length of the voyage, those that visit that quarter will not be very numerous. The commerce of our countries' is completely divided by the line of ciFtum.honses ; and the difference in the prices of articles un both sides of the line of demarcation is very striking. There are some which fetch 50 per cent. more on this sde tan on the other. The new prohibitory or. dors of ,the Danish Government, and the rigorous measures by which they arc enforced,. have cum.. pletely accomplished the object which the Govern. mot had in view. Of this the extreme difference in the price of colonial produce affords an une. quivoral proof. The aatural consequence of this prohibition is the total stagnation of commerce - at Altuna ; a consequence which the Danish Govern. ment must have looked to, since it has likewise prohibited all exportation from Schleswig andllol. stein to Attune, the consumption ef which place is in itself very considerable. Lt consequence of the rigorous means taken to prevent contraband traffic, Sugars, dye-stuff, in. digo, and cottons, are greatly in demand. During the late mutiny in the Coast Army, the Government of Maf-lras applied to the Nizam to assist in preventing the removal of any part of the British Subsidiary force stationed at Hyderabad, and his Highness accordingly assembled a large portion of his army to watch the ►notions of the British iroops ; unfurtun:►trly an order was sent from Madras to one of the battalions of the 10th regiment, stationed at Hyderabad, to proceed on a particular service, wi►hout any communication on the subject to the N^zaa►. Tbs. consequence w. t s ) his Highness's troops attempted to prevent the march ut the battalko, ►►hen an action en sued, in which we lust two officers and four him. Bred ►nett. The Nizaues troops suffered still mere Severely. TR V. STATItSMAN. From the LONDON GdZETTE, APRIL 28. Whitehall, April 28. The King has been pleased to trimitutte, comti tate, and ap poiut the Right lion. George Earl of Glasgow Co be his Ma-. jet•tv's Lieutenant and Sheritf Priucipal of the Sbire of Rm. 'frew, The King has also been pleased to nominate, constitute, and appoint John Hornets, Esq. Advocate, to be Judge of the Court of Admiralty in Scotlaud, iu the room of Robert Hodson Cay, Esq. deceased. The King has also been pleased to nominate, constitute, and app dm Alexander %lachonorhie, Esq. Advocate, to be Slu rill Depute of the Shire of iladdiugton, in the room of John Burnett, Ems. rcsigoed. • The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. Thos. Henry Slieplletil, Master of Arts,•to the Rectory of Clay- Worth, in the County of Nottingham, and Dioceseuf York, void by the d‘ith of the last lucumbent. The Lord Cliaocellor ha...appointed Hargood Smoke, of Portsea, in the County of Ikons, Gent, to he a Master Ex traordioary lit the Ifigh.Court of Litatwery. Downing-street, April 27. The King 11851K/ell ple.t•rd to upp t Hildebrand Esq. noiv)r-Grarritl of his Majes.ty's Forces. to be his Mil• je.ty's Comiiii,,iimer fur the Civil Affairs of St.elta, in the roam of Hear-Ad:lllra' Sir Int:bard (iudwiu Keats, X.. B. resigoed. Crorci-Ogice, April 28. MEMUER RLTUR vi ED TO SERVE IN THIS PRE- BOROUGH OF CA 1.L.l GTO • . IVilliain Stephen Puvntz, of 111idgliam-house, in the County of Kerhs, and Co wdrity Park, in the County of Sus- Esq. in the room of Curter, Lbq. 1% his hiss ac cepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. Nottinghamshire Re:intent of Militia. • Richard Tapster, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated August 26, 18t/9. John Forbes, Gent. to he Fusin. Dated its above. 'flioinas Alartio, Grin. In be ditto: Doted Nov. 1, 1809. Yd nr goutliwell Regiment of I. teal VIM tin. Robert Sharpe, Esq. to he Captain. Dated April 6, 18E1. Robert J ones, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated beptenther 1809. Chapel ffeathente, Cent, to be Ensign. Dated April 6 ° , 1819. 3d or Retford Regiment of Loral Militia. Robert Briggs, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 11, John Stringer, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April It, 15k). Thomas Kirkland, Gent, to be Ensign. D.itea as above. 4th or Newark Regiment of Local Nlilitia. Charles Grote Chsputan, Gent. to be Lieuteuant. Dated Nlarch IG, James Hole, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. ' Joseph Kirkland, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Thomas Flower, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. T as Bradshaw, I eat. to be ditto. Dated as above. Abraham Booth, Gent. to be ditto. LLited as ahoir. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the Cowley. of York, and Town and County of the Tun o of Kingston-upon-klull. James Torre, Jim. EA. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Grim et ))))) resigned. Dated March d, 1810. William Juhu Leuthall, Esq. to be Captaiu. Dated Dec. 29, 1809. Robert Giahatu Hunter, Esq..to be ditto. Dated March . 8, 1810. Jahn Arthur Worsop, Jun. Esq. to be ditto, Dated March 1810. Williato K ilvington, Mat. to he Lieutenant. Dated, June 27, 1809. Henry Booth. Gent. to he ditto. • Dated August 3. 1809. Richard Kilvington, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 16, 1810• • •Thismas Laurence Whitaker, Gmt. to be Ensign. Dated August 3, 1809. Robert Anthony, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 6, 1809. William Corrigan, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Novomber 8, 1809. ' Jahn Lockwood Harrison, ieut. to be ditto. Dated March 8, 1810. 2d 'Battalion of Local NI ilitin. Matthew Walker. Gent. to he Quarter-. Mauler, vice Groves, re.iguell. Mod July 2i, 18u9. 4th Battalion of Local Militia. 'Militant /locket, Eq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 21, 11103. Rif-hart forNitt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice South, re signed. Dated July 1, Md. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Aldridge,, Wrwlinx-street, We.toriuster, tailor, from April dd to May 1, aLten, at Guildhall. lIANKRUPTCII:i sUPERSEDED. R. Graves, otherwise Greitves Dyson, Old Fountain, Rose map -lane. victualler. ' T. Johnson, Illactlestield, Chester, victualler. • BA SKR UPTS, J. Pollard, Elland, York, woolurtpler, June 7, at six, 5, 9, at eleven, at the White Lion Ina, Halifax, York . . Attor nies. Mr. Hartley, liettle, Yurk ; and Messrs. Swale and Heck,. Staple's lam. Londnip. L. Child, blorpeth, Northumberland. skinner, May 21,22, Julie J, at the Shakespeare Tavern, N e weastle-uptin-Ty lie. A tlornies, Mr. Win. Harvey, Newcastle-upou-Tyne, and Mr. James Woriltam Ca=rte—freet, Holborn. G. Peacock, gliiimer-street,•Bishopsgate Without, baker, May 5, 15, Jane 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Beaurain, Union-street, 8i:4)(11'1rue-street. T. Duckworth, Parladd, Lancaster, victualler, Mny 21, at six, June 9, at eleven, at the Kitsz's Arms, Ormikirk. At bunnies, Mr. T. 11 ough ton, Ormikirk ; andJlr. Wiudle,Jobtr street, Bedford-row. J. Storey and R. Storey, St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, linen-rlr;:per, May tt, at eleven. 12 at one, June 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Wrilbrook. E. Best, jun. Bimini:lime, merchant, 'May . 14, 15, June 9, at twelve, mike Shakespeare Tavern, Bir...ingliam. A ttor nies, Mr. Whateley, Eirmioghain an d Alessni, Swain, Ste vein, and Maples, Old Jewry. J. Buxton, Derby, mercer, May 16, at two, 17, June 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Leek, Statford. Attorrites, Messrs. Kind% rley, Long, and lace, Gray's Inn, Landon; and Mr. Thomas lice Greaves, Derby. r- ID I V I CIENT)9. --- May 19. R. Cuishaw, Wriihtington, Lanras , er, coal-mer chant.—slay 5. J. 'ritlmarsh, New County-'Terrace, Surrey, builder.—May 21. G. Elliott, LiverpooL merchant:—May 19. J. CdlteY, Brook-street, Ratcliffe, victualler.—May '22. G. Davies, Cranhourn:-street, Leieester-fields, linen-draper. —May '2l. P. Dope, Liverpool, aterehaitt.—May 21. 'rifle)? and W. Greenwood, Leek, Stafford, merchants.—May 21. J. Warrior:ton, Newcastle, Stafford, butcher.—May 15. A. O. Radio, Portsmouth, shopkeeper.—Nlo 15. V.. I:rettn, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, carpenter,—Ality 19. A. Thompson, Birmingham. Dv:reit:int.—May 21. G. Ainsworth, Warrington, and John Stephens,• Liverrool„ wire-drkwers. —June 11. G. Ainsworth, Lancaster, copper-bmit h.—May '29. 11. llilliar , ilityintarke, usubrella-maker.—May 19. J. Wood, !Midfield, Sussex, victualler.—May 19. J. and J. Mills, Wood, York, luereltatits.—Nlmy 15. Il.Jackson, Mincing-lane, merchaut.— May 21. J. Yates, Shelton, Stafford, china-ionini facturer.—May '21.3. Ogle, Pick wit k, Wilts, and W, Wal ton, Liverpool, ruerelrants.—May '22. W. Orme, Chailes street, Nliddlesex lltispital, hookceller.—'slay 19. ft Johns, jun. virtualler.—Nlay 13. C: Baker, Saville-row, thmr-factor.—May 19. W. 'Sullen, Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman.—May 15. C. Luwlishaw, .Astihorite, Derby, grocer. ail* FICATU:S.—Mx Y 19. D. flood, Sun-street, Ilishops*tte-street, colourman.—.T. Wort., Little Clicapsnle, Einibury—quare, butcher.-11. Rig by, :Manchester, victualler.—J. Clayton, juts. Leeds, wool- Bryiner, Yin ; street, Sotto, Naylor.—F. Robin son, Boartle-ley, Birmingham, hoot-tnaker.—T. Lansdale, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, linen-draper.—J. $1 erry weather, Enihsey, ork, rottun-spinner.-11. Coward, Leatner-lane, waretious , inaii.—W. Powell, Brecon. liquur owreliant.—L. Wood, Tilttiogton, Latiedsiiire, cotton-in:um facturer.—W. Fame, Witham, York, threshing-machine ,int Ivory, Mark-lane, broker.—J. Browue Bell, :aid J. Decauip, tatherine-street, printers. Average friers of Corn, by be quarter of eight Winches ter and of Oatmeal per Ball of Ill Abs. Avoirdupois, from the returns receised in toe week ending of April, list(:—Wheat •10")%. 11.—Itye :Ass. Mi.—Barley - . P.. id.— (Los '2 4 s. id.—Beatis 3h. 41.-I'e ds e 36 5 . 61......0 a t inea l .1:).s. 9d. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns m.ttli• in the Wrek, , einlitig the 25th da:. of April, 1810, is .19. IH. per cwt. exclusive of the duties Of ca-to i'.1.1 or able thereun on the importation thereof iuto Great Uritaitis BIRTHS. On Saturday lag, the Lady of Or. Sutherland, l'arlia tnent-street, of a daughter. •On the 28 tls of April, at Battersea Rice, the Lady of IT. Thornton, Eby. M. t'. of a son. MARRIED. At Bath, on the9..lth instant. Alexander Tr, ine, Esq. of Hulhall, North Britoin, to Eliza, eldest daughter ot the late Joseph Bri Ytt , Esq. of Ifonover, in the Island of Ja maica. THEM On Saturday at .Hammersmith, after a lone aced 71; Mr. Alex. Palmer, nnu►y years cutler to the Royal Fa mily. St. James's-street. Yesterday morning, Alex. Clark, Esq. Of the Haymarket,- aged 63 years. At Edgeworth's Town, Ireland, at the age of 116. a widow woman, named Burnet. She was; like most lo o t;-lived peo ple, an early riser, very temper a te in her diet, and extreme ly active; as a proof of the latter, the winter before last, she mounted a ladder, and was occupied several days its mending the thatch of her cottage. Lately at Nottingham, after an illness of eight years, Mr. William Doubleday Crofts. Wortley at I.aw. aged 7'2 Nears. who in the sear 1778, completely rung St. Mary's ninth hell seven hours and 21 initiates, being one of the most Herculean tasks in the art ; the peal was 10,368 chauges of Cirandsire Caters, on the peal of ten bells. It has seldom, if ever it has, occurred to us, to notice so ca lamitous a train of misfortune, as that which has lately oc curred in the fatuity of ('apt. C. of the East Burleigh Regi ment of Local Militia. An affectionate-anxiety towards a nephew, who was seized with a fever, at a hoarding-school, near his residence, induced Capt. C. to remove him to his own house; but the efforts of medical care were unavailing, aril he fell a victim to the disorder. The infection remaining in the house, Captain C.'s eldest daughter, a most excellent and accomplished young lady, about `L'i years of age, soon fell a sacrifice to its malignity. Another daughter, 18 years of age, had scarcely followed her sister to the grave, before she herself became a corpse through the same fever. Intel ligence at this unhappy juncture, also reached the wretched parents, amounting the death of son of 16 years of age. its the East Indies • and confirming a prior account of the ship wreck of insoth;r sou (their eldest) in the Bay of Bengal ; and that this cup of ate should want nothing of its bitterness, it W:sS the will of Providence that another daughter, a lovely girl of seven years of age, should lie seized with illness on Good Friday, soon after leaving church, whore she had beets inapparent health ; and on Saturday night her short and in ' introit career of lift was also terminated ! These appalling events have all transpired within the I tst • two months. The afflicted pumas, supported by a correct sentiment. of "July 141- wards their few remaining offspring, and strengthened by an habitual ,rase of religious f-eling, uphold thenistlyes natter their dreadful visriatiton.of domestic misery with becomiog fortitude; and atithough the phials of Heaven are thus fierce ly pouring upon them, evince a corresponding sincerity wits that Ileaven-ward ejaculation, which says, " Toy will be done l''- Taunton Courier. MACASSAR, 011, for dm GILOWTIL of Hi I It, vatrmazd by their rtfiVat Highnesses the PH IN I 'ESi or I. I.S and the !MK I; of SIR.SF X. is the tined Itiventinat ever known for iitereasit:g Cie (1 NOW Hi of II A I It , even on BALI) VIA t•ES—hourishiag and pre;.erv ing it from 14ftitity te Nluta e Old Ace, rentleeit, the hair beautifully stnt, and producing an ineAionahle on the 'fre-ses. Its •irtres air pie-moment for imprnvin r, pitrifs and beautifying the II lir of Ladies:lntl Ge.ttletuen, and Chil dreu.—f ide Itionland's Ls.dy onthe (lair. This invaluable Oil, recmoinended int the has of troth and experience. Is sold 6(I. per b:title, ur Itrzer !tonics, tit One Guinea each., by the i'roprietors, whin! ani Soo, Kirby-street, II:atoll-garden, Loudon; Its appoiatotent. 'ay Itaeburti, Ldiaur x o .l; tiVist,lty ; o,tyi.ttit, Parliament-strevt, 11uLlin ; aid by all Perf.uner-; tuttl Medi cine Veutlers io the Kiligitont.. TRAN•iP.UZEN sO.W. pErtSONAL BEA UI'Y depends so ranch on (be:Tim:wallas ane, texture of the Skin, that whatever contributes hi protect it from injury, or to improve it, 11111 Si be comidered tot object of importance to all who are solid , toils to po ? sess the advantage which; Lord Chestot add deno minates " A Letter of Recommendation twin' all Occasions ;" and certainly the presem and tuture Ages umst fed themselves indebted to the curious chemical Process, by which Soap is separated from all the impure awl noxious Substauees seta which, in its crude state, it is invariably united. This re tioement is manifested by its trauspare.ley and Impact, and it way be procured in Ili+ utmost verfeetion, at toe Manufac tory of the Inventor, A. PEARS, No. 55, Well-street, Ox ford-street, in Squares at ls. each. a n d large Square., per fumed wilt Otto 01 Roses, at 2s. lid. Also lientlemen's Shaving Cakes, at '2i. fld. Also sold wimlcsale, and for exportation, by Mr. Codding, 42, Gambill ; had retailed by Mr. Day, 7, Tavistack-street ; Mr. Fox, 15!i„ Sifalid; Messri. Thorn and Co. 43, Oxford street; Mr. Tartlet . , 7.3, New Baud-street; Mr. Walker, 7, St. James's -street; !Messrs. Keith and Co. id, lia)market ; ;rod by wheresoever or by whomsoever sold, it never eau be ge nuine without the liiveuur's siguatuCe,..l. Pears, in his hand: writing. Watson's attempt to assert an exclusive right to this article, in oppositi an to the solemn decision of Lord Ellenharough, and a Special Jar), b a species of conduct which a discern in; Public will ba•iw how to appreciate ; a nd so long as A. Psats's prior:claim to the Invention is on record ia the Courts at Law, the snare disceniing part of the Cinnamon) , will certainly give a prelereace to his superior Preparations, and treat unfounded assertion's with merited contempt. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BALNi of GI LEAD, a Sovereign Remedy for IVealt and Shattered Constitutions., Nervous Disorders, IVcaituess of Sight or Me mory, Hypochondria, Tremblings, ilurturs of the Mind, Sexual Debility, and all other Disorders arising from a m i.-used Stater of tile Nervous System, anti often the eiiiiscquence of Intemperance, Debauchery, laatteatiou to the suetessars' Cares of Health; Luxury, &c. Old COUSki, Astlonas, and Consumptive Habits, are under the imneediale influence of the CORDIAL BALM of lit- LEA D, winch it sinin rdieves, and , t ,redily cures. Poverty of Blood, awl emaciated Maths, will, ere long, meet th happiest change; the chill watery Fluid will because lira and balsamic, and the Limbs he covered with Flesh, firm and healthful. In affirmation of its truly happy, healing, balsa mic, and reuovating etlicacy, such testimonies of the first au thorityare now extant, as must convince the must non edu foustit its armixing restorative powers. This Aletliciue is sold in bottles, price his. 6d. each ; or four in one Family Bottle, fur Its. by which the purchaser sales )s. including the duty. Soli by (Agents as usual) and by; all Venaers of Patent Medicines id tae United Kingtl . To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that the words • Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," ore engraved on the Sunup. S . 0 [MM ON's Celebrated A BST ERG ENT LOTION, a Specific Rerpedy for ERUPTIONS on the FACE and WIN. It renders the •Firee fair and delicate, removes every kind of Stain, Turf, Sunburn, or Freckle s , whica warm weather, long uns, or fatigue generally pro duce. In short, it is the only Cosmetics lady can u.r at her toilet 'with ease and comfort, or a tieutlemao have recourse to when Shaving is. heroine a dreadful operation by an Eritp live Disease Afn the Face. Price 4s. 6cl. a nettle, pith di rections. Sold by ( Agents as mortal), and by all Vemlers ur Patent :11edicits'es its the United Kingdom. To prevent Ctsunterreit,, observe particularly, that the words Smut. Solomon, Liverpool," ire engraved oa tae Stamp. • OLON GUIDE to HEALTH, which k-7 contains a TREATISE on FEMALE DISEASES, NERVOUS, IIYPOCIIRONIMII AC, and CONSUMP TIVE COM PLAIN TS, awl in 4 hid' explained the Symp toms, Mode of Treatment. and Remedies in the different Stages of the Venereal Disea.e; cautions to Young Persils of ti:e danger of improper Connexion. ' or improper 'treat ine.4, &c. with the Differ e nce between Venereal S)mptioins, and those frequently mistaken fir them ; . also Advice to Bathers at 13atb, Buxton, Scarbro', Nuuthampton, &C. Lwidmi: printed for the Author; and sold by Mathew. and Leigh, Nu. IS, Strand; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; mid Longman and Co. Paterno s t er - row ; by - Agents as u.ital; also by all liooliseller*in lhe Uaited KlAgdt , A, 1181 . e J. aid). N. 13. Purchasdrs are particularly requested to ask for " Solomon's Guide to Health," as the great celehrits of this Work has induced unprincipled person, to pahlt.lt ender similar titles, wall a view to inislead Cue public. . ' Fr TROTT EIV . R• POWDER, • Honoured and Patronized by their Royal lli4h dmh .., .; Dukes of CLAREKCE ani ht sr THE OItIENTAL .DENTtFittcl', ASIATIC TOOT II- POW I) lilt, has been thirty years recommended hi the Politic. Ths.e sc,„ tr not tried the effect of this excellent Dentifrite, yy di single box a sudicient quantity to ascertain its edicacv 41 ,1 tit , WS. being acknowledged by the most respectable 31,4 mi ny, Authorities ; used by ma, mill recommended. The Powder eleanges and beautifies the Teeth, sa eete ut ale Breath, possesses no acid that cm c,nerdtle tit.• ettimet, puts u benutiful polish On the Teeth. From its astrinie ne , it strengthens the (loins, eradicates tile Scur v y (it ;Orli 01 ; ,,, proves the destruction of a whole Set of Te e co, Sound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth friv it lag worse, fastens tau-e which are louse ; hot ss hat 114: ha „ hancei it iu the estimation Of those who have been itt o. l it , bit of using it is, that it prevents the return of the T,hitt. Ache ( with which, before that, period, they h a d i tveit lentiv afflicted). Likewise aTIN('TUItf., which prw:esses the p ow , nf `casing the most violent - I'oo and is a masa will ; the Powder. A CArTtU against purchasing without "M. Ttiorree. on the stamp on the top of the 11.IY. All toilets 41%.* feits. Powder '26. Ihl. a boy ; Tincture, ditto ; Sold wholesale and retail by the Pro;orietor. Ns. 3, ti„, 4a. fort-buildings, Strand : Ri t rge, Mr. (tattle, :tad Mr. New Bond-street s Mr. 'Valle, Conlin's! ; Mr, It 'Change ; Mr. Hendree, Taelniorate-stre e t ; Buev, • ;r em . street ; Mr. Iti.7,e Cheapsitle ; Mr. 1) tvi imi , ; Mr. Smith, New ! hood-street ; and by ewers te6pect a f i l e p et _ fitiner in 16e United Kingdom. 104-I.INO SW EFTEN FR OF THE 111,00 o). DR. VENEL's ANTI-SCORIA: I'lC VE. CET A lILE PILLS are the hest alter Jive . 1 : 1 ,1„ 4 ... tier of the Blom!, nut requiring any conitineutoan, r e - . r:106i: iu I)iet. This dissolves in the 1%44,4 with the fo •I, and gradually pervaies the raii 1. correcting in its pasviige every deviation aair health : tot short, Cal: is tot, lung-sought-foot tic, .or safe but active substitute fashion:lite ifti.wrai Mercury, which never cures imp d o .. e . iso y witnoom a worse; when all other methciues have f oi!ed, rive Pills may he relied on its a >pectgr tar il.a Scorbutic Eruption's, the 11regs lit Meiceal, say; Dieease arising from vitiated Prepared and signed by Vt'llt`l ;trld CO. ;Mil .41d :it lisro f fe Iht), Chfurd-areet, opposite ; k ) : Exchange; Gaining's, 4.2, ; Virs..tas, 1 - lo c ,. ,ti eel • :tout Rickards, 03. 1,. C 111 SUS PATE% OK aMS are the most frctimoit $, I reci Children's f)isea• r every nod guirdian of cailiren omitild b.- ..cquatitted milt. Th e , occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the co!oar of the fit r, emaciation and in4egular -tate of the thmel-, ;me, d e a ;0 4,„ with violent 'mitts; they filing on come oh) s; they ;Atka the growth of the ho-tly, 4.4ati tney pro**- a cot , minption or circa liiith :I, prevet.tile tot,i rule .f t.:4*q. al:v.l6og complain e‘t•eiteht Niriiicio, is uttiven•allv Ahmed, en the to-t lot .ey of the highest elidtdr ters in this country, and re?..terilltility, to isot 110 efitial. .1 . 14 4 1 r public ~ tif to th e tor, from a personal ktfie...1 , 41,4e of its wonderful ,ones, their 4:w svotup. •rerit beyond compettitoi,.. 4 4 gise,t a bailel ititi to it, I other Nledietne id i:v LiuJ eau boast. PAretits and 4 0, t.ers, wtto have ti,a r ire .f caildren, shonid have this remedy ;iv a Cooky r !owl to, whenever th.! :41tiat.tea or If twels of Cuilvlrm are any nay di-ortlererl, %%hien ei nal ,aways to ti.wia to relieve. billa wholesale and r t;til, at Chia:: 4, Chenibide, 1.411:1111111; ;ma retail by luit,t country vcitler., 'firo:e;, ;It 2.. W. and Wt. 61i fTA SALUTAItiti. E value of this toitilibie .14 , • , licitic 4ay ban so long proved; that ittothilig of the pi ,rat dal cal hear a colortitiao with it ill i.ll dideivin sivei or certain lAizeave, o Lich it elfertitatiy cult; u ii ,Tad,cdir, I:, k • iihdut tr.% ritioc.lhe painful ferlio4- mid exposit%) that Salivation, ttithimilt rimstuuttom in any degree, or (lira c..tatnenwat froa, or restriction of diet. The radii: li v l tu.'s ui to sr iaratino- hie Drop: have proved th h oir claim to pohlic for wore than 1.1 years. in all the lrwiity .if tile% prove a 'lover-filling • restorative, !var.:ler tar acidity iv produced h. , MU free a use or lty pict •1111-S, or the rtlecis of el warty eliotate. truest Iho:stgoing abroad, they cannot be recolawra.:ra ly, as they %%iii receive a and coa o.lr ed.• id all old stabbord (ileetv, aid ever:, %% cakiie:•s .bat eta Bladder and organs , Urine. By e low! %meta hove become Mothers, oho for )eass nave been . 4 'pried of that happiness. sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. natl. C., No. I, (_;11-.1p. side, Corner of Pateriiiivter-row to L'enderb, in Bottles at is . earn, n rectiotiv. _ _ Of t* hunt uiay he had, Buller's Aram die rettarai 1 • ze l ogri, for cough:, cuids, ottaitoutu, bore thmai3, B itet at 130 : each. ottatel. - 'PILE following LETTER. frum tle It•ght IL Hun. Lord It EN TIN C is auothor pro.sf tar Ca tiraey of kOBBAItIrS now Mali thousands have lava restored to health hi' that Medicioel From Lord 11ENT1NCK to Mr. BUTLEII, -1, Chu Los Stet--I have frequently experienced the greatest stife tiou ia Rashhard's Balsamic Elixir, or Como Orips; (desist reeitllect our instance in which they have ever failed, pro vided they have been prise.ly adaskistered. A very sill (lesaleinau, n frieud of lIIIIW, :shove sixty years, Isas sak thens in very small quantities, these six months, a sit saxi, has found the greatest benefit from them, aud Wen& perm.- vering iu Peer use. 1 sun, Sir, your humble Servant, , ILlensgate, • L. IiENTINCK. Sold wintlelale And retail at Mr. Butler's, Nu. I, Clear side, cor.:er of Pdtertaster row ; and reibtii by mast Comity •Metit.-itte Venders, ill Bottles 9d. and 6s. 6d. each. 131 - HIS 1J AJEWPI"S ROYAL I.ISI"fERS PATLNI. ROCIIk'S BEABA 1 2 . M lIRMATION, Au Lifr:c!ual CURE for the 11A:)P1 U COUCril, hinted ' 1111 E un rivalled reputation this EM 111{,OCA- A- TioN has gained, anJ the• Inventor, amiwus lowa, it gelatine to the Public. and prevent the iuip uitian dilly prartised,.by unprincipled tursints thu4,7erous conk pOsitions, Nltriesty hats been pleased to grant hb Koval Letters Patent, for it veririty to the Public, appoitaing Lau tile sole benefit of ilk $11.1,1 invaluable Hienv•ry. The Public and i'airrilies may therefore be supplied, Wholesale and Retail, at his house, No. 19, lii"4-street, and are requested to observe tlilt each S!amo fa aietred " Ruche ; and with ei.ch Bottle giver: atoll di rectina, at the top of which k his Maje..Oy'i Ara s. 4 • All others are. Counter& its. deviation from the general ISI„PRESiEI) a Cptiscwasaess that the.t plan has been bend:- cial to others, and improved in their liraf•;- Mili% by the maturity of near •:)..) year, et pericace, Ult Itl I: and Co, Cu!o Mae, w ith unabated ardour, thy eisa ducat ion of the I)isairie:s which are tin- ciimeq::ence of idle eit Miduigeuce, or the ilestriictive habits Of :he paves:der:de Sclani boy . In professlog flit:score of these complaint , . t! !y Mild oat an iaduceincia to vice, hut, serisiale as all H int 'laid he of tiie ex isteirx of such cal:maims, they idler their rosi,i mice: as regularly edni:atbd StlEgenlii L 14 1401 1, 1114 of iht 119);11 College of Faitalia: - eh. la all of .fecti.in, and ia every complaiat of Debility mid deticieneY. whet!, .r arising. from tile intatoation of a Certain .lestructite habit,slong residence iu warm clinirte,, free living,nea r ./ other cau-t. tivaductiog a deticieury of vie,our, the ra tient may :,•IY On a speedy restoration to viderous Their improved plan of curilig Striciures of the Ulethra hos been attended wito peculiar surce.s. Strictures of tcu %id twenty years duration ha% e yielded to their treatment in :lie short La.riod of three weeks. Several N '11)03:tell t icatb- men of the first respectability, %vita 11:11‘,e laboured under tits paintai and distressiug di-rase, hav ree,ited 3 radica l permanent cure, particularly : request that re:cleat:es may he amide to. them, as s atisfactory et idenees of the decid ed su p riority Alessr,. Currie acid Co.'s plan of treatment. Nbill of these Gentleitain had hero tinder the care or es.lrs. Home, 11eavi,itte, and -other burgemw of equrl 0 00 attempted their cure by the applicatimi of the Lunar Cauttl,c without sticcesi. :Messrs. Currie and Co. may be retail by patients of either sex with the ip catest secirc, nod houtku . r. at their No. 101. Dattini-gardeu. country, 24 it log the pal titulars of their caw., birl , Kieg rc ; mut:nice for advice and oilekikilleN, 11, IlMe the !•ziloe g iVe i In any past of the Carteil K Mkt:rm.—No. 10:• 14 .' 31/11- garden. —Patients lee ••••••••••••••••••••••• LON DON : erisded and Le)v ELL, wt t STI.7SaKAN b; IP . I