The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-13 00:00:00

17 \-j , LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S RF,NCIT, /wig N. GILISF.RY V. SYKES, BART. This was an action, by which the Plaintiff, who is a Clergyman, sought to recover from the Defend cit, Sir Mark Sykes, Bart. 26001. odds, being the. ledance of the sum doe to him by the Defendant, on. a wager on the life of Boneparte, by which, in con ederation of the sum of 1051. the Defendant engaged to pay to the Plait'lid' one guinea per day, daring the fife time of Napoleon Bonaparte. The wager. was entered into at the table. of the Defendant, after dinner, when the conversation turning upon the WI: certain tenure of 13onnparte's life, shortly after the Peace of Amiens, the Defendant offered to give one guinea per day during the life of that - person to any one who would give him 100 guineas down. The Plaintiff immediately called out 64 done ;" when the DJendant, by his looks, which expressed displea-; &ore at being so suddenly caught, and the reit of the i eat-norms-, by their cries of 66 no, no! no wager!" eliewed their disapprobation of the conduct of the Plaintiff. The Plaietitf, however, on the next law ful day sent the Defendant 1051. which he accepted, end went on for nearly three years . making the noddy payments. The action was tried before Mr. Baron Thompson, at the last Assizes for the County of York, and the Jury- found for the Defendant, ! thereby declaring the m age!. void. PARE having obtained a rule to shew cause,' Ni:o. a new trial Should not be granted, Mr. TOPPING, Mr. SCARLETT, and Mr. flunLocK, argeNl in support of the Verdict. M r. PA RK, Mr. RIeIiARDSON, and Mr. BROUGITAM, Poninst it. The Court this day gave their Judgment, finding the wager in question to be contrary to law, con trary to morality, and contrary to Christianity, con templating as it did, assassination. The Vet-clic:ref course, was affirmed, and the rule for a new trial! was discharged. • 1 The improvements in the vicinity of the metropolis are going on with a rapidity that is really astonish ing. In every direction London is extending its2lf for two or three miles round; but no situation nn peared so desirable for a noble and enlarged plan of building as the desirable spot opposite Lord Rol land's Park, where, in a few months, •an estate has been created, that in'point of superior building, leaves all others at an immeasurable distance. The • views before and behind are so extensive and unin terrupted, and the easy access to town so consta t. that already it has become the object of sojurnm-nt. not only to the wealthy Citizens, but includes the ?pore fashionable Gentry of the west end of the town. An extensive and elegant square is nearly complete, and it is said to possess the singular advantage of a building that will last at least a century, and yet the rents are not so high as in other situations, which bear no comparison wilh the present. Lord Kensing ton is said to have contributed largely to the plan. Ifottato Nlurturn.—Extract of a letter, dated Resolis, 4th June, 1812. :—" On Tuesday last, the 2d current, Captain Charles Munro, late of the PM regiment, and Robert Ferguson, ship carpenter, both residi.tg nt Itiverbreaky Ferry, parish of Revs having met at a neighbouring work-shop, a trilling dispute arose between them. After a little alterca tion, Ferguson pulled a large knife out of his ro •het, and pl.nged it into Captain Munro's side. Dr. M.l) inald, at Cromarty, who. was immediately called, dressed the wound , %ith the greatest skill and tenderness, and afforded every possible assistance, but all to no purpose, the wound was mortal, and nest evening, abaut 28 hours after receiving the cruel stab, tile Captain died ! Upon perpetrating the atrocious deed, the base assassin attempted to elude the siolated laws of his country, by abscond ing. In consapiene,., however, of the exertions of Captain M Kenzie, or...Newhall, whose activity on this utcasion morits the highest praise, the miscreant was taken on the same evening, and lodged early Next morning in the gaol of Tait*. Captain Munro I:as left an indigent widow and a numerous helpless family to deplore his premature and cruel death." I,7pwartls of a twelvementh since the Lr.dy of the Rev. T. G. Ct: sr, of Ipswich, among; other things gave her maid-servant a crayon pencil case. The servant, who has for some time since been in the ser vice of Maws' I) tWSON, Esq. of Kentwell-hall, has teciaitly called at her former place and returned a I'2o rank-note, which she said she had found in the pencil case, and for which example of honesty she was, as she certainly deserved to be, liberally re vs• a rded. A singularly fatal and unaccountable accident hap-! pened in Grimsby Roads on Thursday se'ntsight, about noon.—Whilst the Revenue cutter Repulse,l Captain Mason, wad ixing at anchor in the above • texts, the Captain being on the after-part of the I th and six men sitting on the fore-part at work, Captain Mason suddenly became missing: an en tiairy was made whether he had gone below : the cabin was looked into, and every place examined where he was likely to be, but he could not be found. On looking out, however, one of the men saw something floating upon the surface of the water, at the distance of about 150 yards from the cutter— a boat was immediately put oif,, and it was found to be the Captain's bat. The unfortunate gentleman, it was clear, therefore, had, gone overboard (and must have sunk immediately); but bow or in what' manner is. unknown. His body . 'was dragged for very carefully, bat bad not been found on Sunday. Mr. W. Lighten, a farmer at Wyberton, Lincoln shire, last week Jost a valuable cow, in consequence of the following extraordinary circiunstance: Two cows belonging to him, which were feeding in a pas tare near West Skirbeck Hall, so • entangled them selves in each other's horns, that their mutual efforts to get free- priming ineffectual, no. help being at hand, one of them. in its efforts to tides effect, drove its horq into the eye of the other, piercing the skull to the, depth of several incites.. In this shocking si tuation of extreme torture to tile ore, and entangle ment to the other, it is conjectured they must have remained a considerable time. ..They were at length observeii, from the singularity of their situation, aiid relief afforded; but this could only hadone by saw ing asunder the, horn of the cow which had pierced the other. The wounded animal had suffered so ';,A% from . ciss accidental conjunction, that it was (algad necessary to kill her the same day. ' , , i iiir "i p . " POLICE. 1 woßsitu;-srREET. A person named George liilliont Morris was brought up yesterday at this Office, and underwent a long examination upon three charges of forgery. . 1 The first charge was preferred by Mr. i Iwyti, an uphlsterer and blaeket warehosea in the London o -road, who stated that the Prisoner me to his house in the month of January last, and epre. tented himself to be a prisoner in the King's Bench prison, but had the " run of the key," or in other words that he contrived to get out of confinement by bribing the gaolers ; that having about twenty beds in the Bench, which he was accustomed to let to different prisoberi colifined• therein, he wanted some blankets. Ho had previously purchased and paid for about 101: worth of gOods. Upon getting this order the Prosecutor went for a reference to the prison, where he was told the Prisoner was the richest man in the gaol, and . that he was worth 30001.; sa tisfied with this account, he suffered the Prisoner to lake about 531. worth of blankets, in payment for which he gave him an acceptance bf 531. of persons of the name of Richard Caster and Co. Bread-street, Bristol, which, he said, was as good as thl Bank, awl that every one in the bill-way knew them. He was accordingly prevailed upon to take it, but it turned out tl , at no such persons as Richard Casper and Co. were in existence. When the bill was returned to him, he went to the Pri soner in the Bench, and rlemandzd payment, but he laughed at him, and• said, he woull be d—d if he would pay him The Prosecutor never had the means of proving by living testimony that no such petsous as the prima fa ie acceptors of the bill were in ex-. stence until. yesterday, which, he sushined by the evidence' of a Mrs. Lane, the wife of a tradesman iii Holborn. The Prisoner on this charge was committed. The other two charges wt , i - J of a similar nature, the one a forgr.ry of a check for 9.51. on -the Banking-house of Messrs. Anderson aid Cn. in Philpot-lane; and the other in the names of Caster and Co. upon both of w`lich he nasals() committed. A great many other charges were pending, but the Magistrates declined entering into them. The first battalion of the Royal Scots (the Duke of KENT'S regi►n:n:) is under orders to proceed . from thifir present quarters in the Leeward Islands to Ca nada. LiPntenant-General Sir CUARLES ifAsTlNns has failed in his endeavour to procure men in a sufficient number to establish a 2d battalion to the 12th regi ment. • A. Bill for the better regulation of the Nightly Watch in Westminster, and the vicinity of the me tropolis, is now in its progress through Parlia ment. It provi Los among other things, that the number of watchmen in every parish shall be in the proportion ot one to every sixty houses, and that there shin be one pat role to every twelve watchmen: the winch ',on to i:ave regular heats, and the patroles to peram!ailate the pari,h, superintend the watch. men, inspect the ale.hrnises and the state of the lamps, aiid rep , rt upon these and all other occur rences of the night to the constable at the watch house, where they are to be entered in a book to lie kept for thltt p apse. Another clause provides for the division of the night into two watches, and that one half of the watchmen shall be on duty its 'each watch, which thoy are to take alternately : the hours of watching in the winter months, to be not later than from eight in the evening to seven in the morn ing ; in the spring and autumn, from nine in the evening to six in the morning ; and in the summer, from nine to five. A copy of the book of entries kept at the watch-house, to be transmitted every morning to the Police-office of the district ; and ab stracts of all such reports to be made out at least once a week, and transmitted to the offic.. in Bow-street. The Bill also authorises the Secretary of the Home Department to divide the whole of the parishes to which it extends into eight districts, and to assign each of such districts to one of the Police offices established by the Act of the 32d of the King ; which offices shall every night send round one or more of their principal officers to superintend and report upon the conduct of the constables and watch men. A person to be appointed at Bow-street, with a salary of 2001. a-year, for the purpose of digesting and arranging the reports and abstracts from the dif ferent parishes, and transmitting the same to the Se cretary of State's office. Another clause precludes Police Officers from receiving any reward on convic tion of oft - enders, by Act of Parliament ; but to be rewatded at the discretion of Magistrates for their activity and igilance. Magistrates authorized to cause the execution of search-warrants for stolen goods, by night as well as by day. The Act of the hist of the King, for the Lore effectual administra tion of the office of Justice of the Peace for Middle sex and Surrey, to be extended to the city of London and its liberti:l. The number of every hackney-coach to be painted on the panne!. SCOTCH SMACIII. Mitt.rit's Wharf. Arrived. Stull. Pilot (Sanderson), I.eitb 1 6 June 14 June,— 4, P. M. Comet (C ,, ,mning••), do. ' 9 18, N, A. M. • lictipsc (Taylor), do. 10 4 21, —ll, A. M.' Limn and BERS%ICPC Wharf. Albion (Jameson), Ls id) I 8 14, 4, P. M. Berwick Merchants (Turner), 0 Berwick I . 8 14, —4,P. M. . 1 !DUE THIS DAY. ;, 5 minutes after 5. 11l :11 W ATER AT LO Morning, 46 minutes after 1. nov BR Evening BIRTHS; ()u Wednesday, at. Hillingdon Cottage, .Middlesex. the Lady of Capt. Hodgson, of his Majesty's ship Owen Glendower, of a son. On Wednesday last, in Fitaroy-square, the Lady of 'William Ilaslewood, Esq. of a daughter. MARRII D. At St. George's Church, Queen-square, the Rev. Thos. Bed ford. Rector of St. Helen's, in Worcester, to Catharine, widow of Liettienant-Colonel hlannolieh. latirsday last, at Saidit.r.t, in Kent, A. 11. Sutherland - , Esq. of Gower-street, Bedford square, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of the Rev. William ilus.,ey, Rector of sandlinrst. • MESSRS. I C , . e . 11 e t. D . R E h i a l itl i it L a ll o n T r d Y lC i a ll e :. itir ti nt u v rg e burgeons, lat e in hisnlekeestv's serve. r, continue to direet ',wit studies r :iind t 11. practice L Tl:Ny s ely a r tha w i lom I. . . D IliD. • ,Itri.ing from iriegular)dities in le l v iv et i r ti v g, C a l li " n a w a res ep i l ti )e4f e i t 'ri le i e ll.:i in frw: h l t e l l e h ri: r I mites.. or tbedes . On the Qat!' ult. of a broken heart, at Ramsay, in the Isle of . entails.. by afrlicipation, nails unhappy vitiituv. all the kirsui Man, alter a residence of near eig lo ht y,,,,:,,, %f r .i n ha Mai-alley; ' tics of aid nice. In blight ruses of veumeiii ilifeclion a perfect Bert. ng_ed 64. He I ived universally heveCaud died univoisifli..-eare is etimpriked 'Mae Omit piriod of two dupl. lamented, by the jahabitantc of this wand. On Tuesday last, at his tieit at Welluw, NottiagbAntsitinsiit, Steatebt vefarsy mat at theit bow, No. Itil, Hatt" Francis .51 otyneau x , Bart: aged 74. • • - • 1 garden.' Yesterday, Richard Belda . yN keg. Treasurer of 84, 11111111111 Leitrzsr lie* willtedebilinref lonew's Hospital. d.—Nu. IV7. TI 1 E STATESMAN, SALES. Vo!stable Freehold Emote, Hertfordshire. Capital Residence. with Venture Grouttds, Oardens. Orchard. tanro•ron. Do.ne.tee awl Agi icultural Offices, and about Three 1111.4rett Acres of Fine Land, hi an excellent state of culti• By MURBELE anti WILSON, At the Auction Mart, clear the llitik of Rnglint, on FRIDAY, July 3. at Twelve o'Clack, in Lots, VERY bESIRABLE and NOBLE FREE. 11011) RESIDENCE, called PRESTON CASTLE, , situate about 32 miles front London, at Preston; IW O miles from Mulin, six from Welwyn, tool twelve train !Enfield; a beautiful picturesque nod reared port of the comity of Herb., :t fine sporttag country, with several packs of lotionli, imme diately in the neighbourhood, and abounding with game. The I house is commodious, and neatly lilted up, rnods iii the centre of cl :tnnittt pletkitre-groundF, underlies-, and g .rdenv, writ laid tint, nail extremely prn.luetive.' doMestic offices nre well arranged and very convenient, with capital stablieg; the buildiugs for agricultural Iturpoties are particularly svdl adapted and sitbstantial ; attached to the bus.*, niutiminediatelv -on rounding it, arc about Sixty-five ncres of very thie meadow. T hi. part of the Estate is meal ad v nib.pted for the residence of a Nobleman or Gentiemait foal of lurid Contiguous are about Two llondred :And Foriy A -res of fine rich Laud, in the highest state of cultivation. chiefly arable, with-a due proportion of wood and pastas. Tut:. whole Votate lies within a ring ft'nee, nod is will supplied villa water. Pos session to he had lit Michaelmas, and the Purchaser will have tir- option of talc leg the gremlin.: craps in the usual way ur 111.1. Particulars may be had at the White 'Horse. Kuldoek ; Sun, S all, Stevenage; While Hart, Wels”o ; Sali-bury Arm . Hatfield; %%Footpad:, St. Alban's ; Bull, Hertford; at the iibic..of Sale; :old of Murrell and Wilson,. Skiuner-street, Snow• inn, London. Delightlul Country ReAdvice, Form, and Income, Manton, By GEORGE SY DF:R. and CO. On SATURDAY, July 4. at the Green Man Inn, Ashbonen, Derby-hire, at Three o'Clock precisely (except sooner dis powd of by Private Contract), ,ALL that desirable and improvable ESTATE, si tuate in Mantua aforesaid, called MARSTON PARK, and which will be sold together or separate, in Lat 4, viz. ; dot I. 'rule HALL FARM. in itecupatlon of Mr. Joseph Vickars, tenant at will; comprisin; a spacious well-timbered Mansion or Farm-house, with stables, chaise-litiu-e, barn, cow ' louse, cheese chambers ' piggery, gardens, Aic. nod alma( 126 srres of well-known rich old pasture or dairy farm, abounding vlith game, and nearly encircled with a beautiful and truly-va ! h able plantation, mind ornamental trees, with excellent sprirg %slier, and a rivulet, at fant of n very extensive pasture p - oand and lawn, at head of which the Hattie is pleasanly situated, will agreeable views, easily convertible into a genteel rest ! deme, affording retirement, convenicate, and cousiderahle in ' come, without risk or trouble. 1 LN t All the imprrwable Farm adjoining the last LOI, or ' IlallFarm, as the same is in the occupation of Mr. Joseph B.tt, ,emit at will; comprising small farm-house, cow-houses, &c. and Shout fifty-one acre; of arable and vulture land. IA 9. Two pieces of excellent land, at joining 1 tat Log g ia the occupation of Mr. Joseph Twigg, tenant at will ; comprising about three acres of land, abutting on Ilse Mantort road, the whole forming a perfect entirety. Fulher partirolars to be had of J. Richards, Esq. Red Lion square, London ; Mr. Winslow, Solicitor, Ashbourn; and of George Syder and Co. Land Agents, Hertford, Norfolk. TO BE soon, Together 'pp:ll-lice, THE LEASE, and FURNITURE, altnost new, oft, rocoll cenleel HOUSE, No. 40. Keppel-street, Rea seWsquate s 'Tot 6JI. per am um, tases small. For Particular, apply on the . Premises. 131 PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR, ,i!itate in the most bea.wiful !tart of the comity of Susrev, shout 14 miles from the metropolis; comprising a good Filially !louse, with suitable office s . wailed gardent, green-liouses fish•pond., Cllr. owl about 2SO nerve of good ['table, meadow, and p:hture hod, interspersedwits fine thriving timher, tithe free, and laud-tax redeemed. Fur further particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor arid Laud Ageat, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Clataing-cross; if by letter, post p;'id. ESS P. X. To be LET, for a term of o s•ein,;;; may be agreed on, and ea, t, red to at Mir Icielni•ts next, ALL that capital FARM of LEE CIIAPLE, and 'tt OTTONS. sills gond Farm-houses and ()dire-, and upwards of 500 noes of good otrable, meadow, and pasture Land. king very comport nml well inclosed, the greater pint of whicit ix tithe•free and extra paritchi it ; also the right of tithe over upwards of 10iteres of good arable land adjoining. These Farms are well calculated for 11. e wheat, drilled beans, w:ivat, and red ckver husbandry, and are well situated for procuring dun.. and lisle, and sending the produce to the Lon don market, bring only a very short distance from a 11.1Vi*Ible creek, leading into the river Trames, 5 miles from Billericay, 8 from Gravesend, 13 from Rumford, and only 21 from Lou dart. The preilist tenants will shay► the Farms. Written Tenders will he received on or before the lit of July; and further particulars may be known by applying to Adana Murray, Snr•eyor and Land Agent, tit, St. Alartio's latin, Charing-cro.s (if by letter, post paid). TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ASPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING, HOUSE, at Clapham, in Surrey, late in the occupation of Aro,ld Mello, Esq. it has undergo& a thorough repair, and is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated at a considerable expeuce, and is fit for the reception of a genteel and numerous family ; It Ironton:3 ten hest chambers, besides others for Per yams, and has large and convenient offices; it has a green house, hot-house, and kitchen-garden, together with a lawn, and walks, ornamented with rare and runnusexotics, in pecu liar perfection; containing in the whole more than two acres. This place may he kept up at a moderate expect., while it af fords every comfort. ietirement, and can accommodate, from the size mid IlUlllhPf of its room', a very large family. Further particulars may be ke iwn by et:spirit% at the house itself ; or by referring to Mr. W. Franks, jun. opposite the PI aign, Clapham; to Mr. Stockltite, Bookseller, Piers.lilly • Mr.Ackernsann, lUI, in the Strand ; or Mr. Dawson. B.mk Cof fee-house. nearly opposite the front gate of the Bank, at which several places tickets may he ()lonised fur seeing it any day from twelve to seven o'clock. CAPTION TO OCKTLVMEN. • VOUNTEILFEITS OF PACKWOOD'S UN UAW AULD STROPS, fsr giving a keen eldge to Razors PenktiiveF, and Surgeons' Instruments, are , sold nt many Shops in Town and Country—on the labels of some, the maker falsely says, late Partner with G. Packwood—oiliers may he discovered by not haying the Painter'. name s Abraham, Clement's-lane, at the huttorn. Please to etfierve; on Strop or llus Contpo7ition to renew them is genuine, unless wrapped in a shop bill uf, and hat the sign:entre or label nf, W. Addi , . Suc cessor to G. Pack w00d,16, tirlicechurch-street, London; where they are sold wholesale nod retail by the principal Perfumers and ILirdwarecarm in every Town.—W. A. alone is put in pos it -*shin of his recipes for tanking the Composition so celebrated for its wonderful efeet upon steel; and, by a trill of the lea', yoy will soon he convinced of their superior efect and wear ub r.ll others. -It icbar,fstunt Improveit Rate Shaving Soap's sold by his A p- Poilllments wboleale and retail, by W. A. This Soap has been in high reptile for flit years, for its superior elket in Inoi,ten inX the. Heard to shave &aqua s and from its balsninic qualities to wonde, fully allay the irritation and smarting sifter shaving; equally good for chow hands. In Boxes, Is. and 64. elec. As t hese are others sold iq saute name, none is James Rithardroe's genuine. unless signed by W. A. Shopkeepers in the country supplied by sending their orders In Wer A. or in the wholesale Perfumers, • Ilardwatensea, or Stationers, in Loudon. jinief the illisAriniti p ttrnit.tzo of the r Princess of Wales unl Ilicte Lililt, .H.,si It MACASSA R. OIL tir the 11.1111. 'lll , -1 , ..1 this OA, e xtt at led ;"torit ti It th.' I r t in the 'l.'s, Ale lir !Jr. .111 riii I f..r L, rteositig (he el •••‘%.11 of t•to tt „. • hi.autytii ie1., 1 1 it 1 . ..:(•k! v•-• ; •II • a cliait4ing $ rit, is .teritgrlettittg the c011,10c.1.03 214:411 ine.t ; 4 1. 0 i 4 .1 rem', th • flair hi tples•iltly not teti!-;, I , ‘ Growt. , iif Set . I. II t• tne fir ititoutinoi m th' ;111,1 hi(.P • g •!t• 1;.,, r of I..ttlit it, and.o i ; „ t. IDA ;1 I, dill ) 11411141,rd %Ilk I II of It. Nobility, Get of Ihe N 'oil Arm at lark... It ifittoxi •11, laid so:o.d It. all V iew , " 1 2 .5..0v flair." h.tH turd 19, ; aria 1 trge b Atics, sm:.ll, at 11. 14. ;Leh, the l'ru;o • - lit SON, Kith): , Iden, I. , and it, •, / , 1 ,„,„ 1 . turstt, by Mr. Sin ih, Pei foonr rto .11. 11vetti.• 47, Tit iwr, 73, I). It • street ; ~,,, 111.-.ttty ; bl•tvleN, Rya. I L . spiv-street t B try, tliyek”.r-. ; It. Ili, 4 Ky. thatilp. garden ; Low, 3 ; I I' e : s'l, Pa; k-Areei ; Jouez, Ato; I- Tr; t-• v 0, *.:l Ilurgevt, l •ot,itor-stirci ; Joitawt.uw, ; Ilui /tud Co. Tlar..e-K tw:s-Court, 1., to .:;r4- 4 .? n • rt ; and Sole., Flret-octo ket ; Nets tu rr% hs, 45, • P ( ' hurt ; DAN i..)11 itaid 5..,., .0 ; 4 ,term-, a 6, Ft 4•1 uteri ; Butler, 1. Cheapside ; 44 ho 2, IV,lker, k , san siiemW , 'rong!. ; Dice SWUM ; lioa S„. t w nod Edwards,h t i , 'l l. o Ite•cli-)41 .1; T 41. C•. 11011.11 sl and 11 , 4 d, tirocechurelt-street • 11,16,1 4 110%401, u.d Co. 89, Pall-MA; Itaine and Co. K ' lng-01,•et, Owe: t.gardo ; &diem rind 'futt, Royal Exchange; and h t Al Pee Gnarl: ;,144 Medicine Ventlerg in L..ndon. Also by Itilehurn, Mr. J. Urquhart, and Mr. IL Urquhart, I dinbu,Kh; M'311)d.., Chu xo44 ; I);t4 lion, Parliament-street, wad Messrs. Sea berry and Sons, li:sine-street, ilubliti.—Beiv..re of se,vile imitation., us the fiennine \IACASSAIt OIL has the signature, A. BOW LAN It and SON," awl the wools" WLAND'S hl CASSAIt. OIL" engraved on the H a nle. Of VlllOlll may be. a 4, a most important diienrery under the August Patronage of her Royal Highorei the Du hr.' or If also sanctioned by his Excellency the puke del 011/1.. Isr A .1- .1 ; Unit many families of high dist iuctiau. ALS AN A I . .XTRAct or, the A B SSIN .N BOTAN ICA L SPEC IFlll,for cr,y,icat- MA all disurdrt, of the Teeth and Onne...ind rendering them I . N. tremely twattilfut ; imparts a Iteaatifil fragrance to the Ilreath, and inniteiiiatel expels the raid recuinittei.de.l f a y the first Peysdri.ms.—sold Gd. p. r but Ic, or small bottles at 4s. Gd. each. Also the A I,SA N A POWDER for rlennsilg the Teeth, mi 2s. 9.1. per her. Shld by the Prowl, t , ,s, as above ; aml by :A the A t ents as ,above. DRH. FILEEN'S Gt;TTA SA LuTAttis, ail NIA approved Specific for the Scat sy, nit,l . very Foitaiessnrcl linpurily of the 131 od. • Sew butte Conipl,tiods are the most general Nlahuly of the Bri. tish Constituting); is.. fatuity is, mole or less, I 4 3 , 1110 rr. , tn (bent, and they shore tiacinselvet in a variety of %says • the. produce cotreidets, U:.•• ration, and other ilisea,ed Ades of tar skin; they occasion loss of apreiit... wen kiies:„ and :iejeciiron of •piros • and the rn •s: of b 1.10.1 heinz rendered feel, it ix I • H ail ihle of af fording a healilly'sts;tply of nourislinseat to ell :Isle sae fl 'cti.,in of life to be properly and lictivel 1 perforined. A:: is t - ~edy. front all i•t , pow tes from this cau• e. 1/r. F's....tiain's via. 4 S all tad.: bas proved'ilself by a reputati.os of !hitt t years, a , . r, tin specific and never.f..iling cure; it requiq a ..nlv . r t 4 I.lWes of this iiivaluablo medicine to reuirme the nsu t obvioale a'..l in veterate seortani, C plaint. At this period of, thq.season it is well kw ss it the scary% •,54 its e. hirsotences are mu h to tw dreaded ; in every ce..otitition where they so e prevalent, she !shove ntedit me is re , •sost aentled ns she only c. I s:- .11 Mean"; •.1 I sir li4, HS a ell •Ito nro•Sonalo'g, the malady front tweakia, sit ; coy it it less sot et.s.ifisl ne.o , , t i.e effects of a well kitown co dagion, is inch prod :es a t enroll di, rote that imtiiitris the sour. r ut ejovment ; Peery i ., j r ,. . r, :.4 from this t a int,' n briber es tertian, appritriiTg or I 0.r.r0l ' lime bin 4, is radically nod sa ..1: , , se:novel is • i . , .it tom. I ..,. . I re, sity of eurfinetuelit, nr th a otter ir,iill 1i.., n Ili. !I .r. 11 , i:tes of al. ss sopeiior and act v kmot revol , e... it is thou.! o• ic- Lcr.milieritted to tout.. of h., a s •xe., and to iii-i..• (rho 31r on ut I.s enter 1 , 111 a instil, a 4 in', .loo) WOW , ' a /ton in 1113"SolVe (inn health ,101 a bcuud c•ustrutam; t) , ii iii.. ..• ill tie rieed from t y r es eelittiiy to schwa their tr.. 4ul tiiii ,,, • i•i, to Al . expor.e.l I theta, and be remor d lii i heir to Litial 0 , Vnith :t situ v i2aIIIIII 01.. ' bit. so she ‘11,...,es sit the letnal • • a, w tier, o rat,; - ..S to pre -1 dot, ki.ans, it never fiii6 to c . ci, toe cause is•iiier t,• is •iii. other medic Isle, alla lot Os e stri ngth, Wiilnallon, .aid ACi.CI I t.iue li p every Wleollielleff fatten. ri. Sold at Mt. Vtitt..r'•. 4. Che ,p , i(le, corner of Paterorster row ; 13 - iron, Os for , !--I.ert ; mid by ft.,/ Cousory Medicine V tater.. in tc..ttles la 2.. 9,1. nail 4s: 6.1. each. &c.—Messrs. GOi4 and CO. con. tintreiti direct litcle attention lo h v whirls the Ito w cro: of the eon-illation ht come ufeelderl; mid their et perience in such cases, in; a lion; nisi saccessful pinetite, estaklei them to idler to penonn so afflicted, a safe .ind spi.eds re storation to sound and vigorous health. • certaia di-ordet, fre quently contracted in it mriment of intoxication ; a, also its frequent concomitants, strictures mud girds. are by their plan of treatment (without reitraitit in dirt or ettere , se) speedily sad effectually cured; and %lime an early appli cation is made, on eiscovet y of the infection, the C 4111104114 is frequently rtintived in two days. By sively the cure of such complaints, and in order that they may not he marked by a inimakets few %%WI the ohlonotty so justly attached to the- *moon empiric, Nte-srs. Vii,s ttu t CO. Ilttnt it but justice IA 11114.'11,4'NC, it/ Stair, that the, base heels reAelarly educated io eyer hrancla' of the prtofession (t eu tint Ars of it hick Irma different Mop ital.', and 1 moot , itittib from the mom eminent I'll sirittns, they Itaye to r.ooy ince any it.intircr) that the site- ess resoltine, Ilion their etideavottr4 hrd itnittred them in quit the practice ot the geueral prat winner Kurt they presiime that their pretensions constitute a fan ground for the imprecedcitted confidence st ith which then host, by the public, been an liberally honuitted. To he rotitothod at their house dail i, by either set, permnalls or by lett, r, w tilt secrecy nod Iteacy, and attention. Lettet , are rxpectt:d to tootatu a etrnt uutc for advice and medicines. Gars 3 and Co. Surgeons. IS, ISM/ verir-si eel. Flirt-.l mes. GENUINE AND APPROVED Al e:DICINLS, • Prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. Gilead Nome, near Liverpool. !PIM Celebrated CORIMAL BALM of GILEAD t i ..11L far Debilities, Nervous Disoiders„ :yet Weakoess.s pe culiar to the Female Sax, Loss of Appetite, Hysteric:ll:old Hy pochondriacal Affections, Lowness tit Spirits, and oh Nervous Disorders. • Dr. S loonies Cordial Kilo; of Gilead is happily calculated for the Wenk, the Sickly, and Infirm. IN al. Inward Decoys, Debility, Lowness of Spirits. WelkllM ill either Set. ;tether here. :iiiry, acquired, or iiiNi!Ato Ynathful Imptuleiwe, this Medicine will afford the im•st wonde , ful relief. • ANTI-IM PKI IGEN LS; or, Soloinorei Woos._ is a Medi clue superior to every other Remedy yeidi,rovired io this or any other age, fur the speedy removal' mid- radic..l cure of the Scurvy. Lepro4y, Rheumatic or Gouty Nib:, Serofull . r Evil,tlcers of every Description, Swelled or lofiamed Leg'. ithe In Disorders where Solivadan has repeatedly failed, when tin other remedy could restore the unhappy Sufferer to that health lie unfortunately lost. the Anti-I mpeligettell have bend timid the rent and only restorer of Health and Vie.„..ur. These Dtops e ttilry the Blood; and restore the 'Spaent w impaired by ;be imprudent use of Mercury. The above Medlcithei are inclosed In plain directions, - with siteprising Cures, ulliSenricated by Persons of Respectability, and are piade up in Worley, price Half-tt-Gniora each._ Thee are else FaMily Bottles. at Sig. ciintniviag Four of the savings' ones, vi herein 9s. are saved. TticABSTERGENT LOTION clears and beautifies the Shin; reivltives i reedily, without pain fir motile. all kind! of PkbPlen , Triter,. inrworsas,.S . poie. Redness. Swellings or Carbuncles of I Iny N Biol.. bUs and •evri•i„tivecies of CM:menus 'limp; tinsi IM the Surface of Jhe fluman ito;ty. 14 is recultarly ball; ill Its operation; an agreealite surto m to the- Skill twin& diately saccecas itif use. 11 sweetens on t refreshes the whole Complesloo, whirr; resporess at one and Ilse same ti tin entiveilef appendant!. The Mali , . bane been Van; can viirced of toe eelutinty ••f its soccer a s a safe sad rennin re meity fori-lerpetic Complaints so gener.il. }Noma-, oil. Haf phitS 2s. 9ds Wiwi ye the words "Sam!..olna jou, Liverpool," engraveu oh the Stroh!, ; all where are r mom Frits. Sold by ail Vendee `ref. r;rblii!W alediriacs in the United Kingdom. Di whom may also be h Dr SOLOMON'S juinty eel.iiinited GUIDE to II EALT 11 ; sir, Advice to both Sexes, rice a l ,. 11.1. - 1 - Dr. SOLOMON ' , spent when consulted, the usual compliment of at Om' Pseud 1/1..1e; biti all writism F.isrs or Leiter- of Advice, if ftlisseredl at his 1eb.1111., are rEiltlesteci to Inclo s e nnh tiolf ectiulpra. Such letters should r•r •••••let)1 14 thus directed :—" Moore fetter. Dr, Salomon, Gitend-lvdo e v Wire LivPrpnol. dauble Pstage." Letter, Way Sae as " tirrea to 1w addressed to X, X, i t A . . 8.• a t time flog -Aire. till lertfpc. _ •. • Lox Doti r PriatlitA 'ij.-11sass • STATION/41 OVEICS, i, Vieet•aureid !f' :N it