The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

_ ' a ~~" • ; ~~ - ! - 'Tr ( 7:" • • . • • /WV: • ~• , • • .•17. , , :LON N.% i 1.4"*. . . !'7 . The ie fir triVek HAMPDEN Jell Ca ,;. r ~.., a ~. ~ • i =~ `at Nowt TRIUMPH 01 INDEP,I27B)Ekoz. flll/11 FREEHOLDIIRS 'of Ike COUNTY ot 1 sionLart. will hold Solt ANNIVENSIARY NOEL at the MERMAID T.CII ERN eleb. If ACli,f EOs . w oher. I les Area. 1612,..tn c rate tie num of 6. pp p i ti. C. WM ITORC44I. Egir... NI PIIfiIVIIICAL 'collLES SHAW LBFEVR,Fe. jai. Esq. is dee Clair. • everwaass. 0 , t g o Sett, Bart. M.P. I Tue II es. Orey !ethos, MIMI t 0 Lw ow. Est M.P. iJ. C. Ilubisolist. Est. M.P. . 1.124%E59. 11 . 1 ' . • I ,l2e M ear " s a . r. ft .a g". T.F. hid, 1140 4 0/ 05 Scars. goo b . L bertha A Wood 1. bailer Alive 11thebt llehrelthr nis . doles De • • : Saw • 2:.114,41‘ '.. • fi7; •.• 4. ''':'. ill$ 10414: WO • • - Mete{ }bs. ma. '•' i' ; • 1- ' wide( the Siesrertls of Mr. %Ivied,. 24. -Ifilbeet, 641 at 110 pa of the bicesseld -, ,i i 6 Tablis 1 pi, ft• o'Clocit p4;usisely. •: -; .. . 3 V* 11thele OM be DOOM sitar thas 16 sit 201. .- -• ?_r 2 - 2 - _ - _ • -ri tiliin minititoir .1 Ai lAPLANDRRS ml- -1 REIN Dlieftv, at tits lignlttat ma, InoodiSlf CLOSE'S ia a fair days. EMILE PIKE Allti LIFE OPTIGT.. - COMIC , . 4.1.0 itSCIPAT-STORT.... CORI= or J ERIPIT: 0 1-t• gr, fr.4misiv. r r i li E DI RECTO. ;!ifitspfiffelly submit to Ilif IL Pobliteihe . losared at duo* Toirotat thenisalits it seedy • 011estoesittliog. * . at Natio aU•Twed to %ufferets by Ow • •• •• • al had. tßid are* Is sod* tor Pons i WlNoffalt sow dii ' am be Oil & etlrled IS is Ifrtiorsl4 Simitiflos. l'' liable ter Lloases Is*. exam oflittelfels _ il. 1.116 1 alortmoo=s==t a ...• Lim. Irons that !Mod.. . ' e 1 'MC' '; - w11 1 .1 2 . • . i n : ii ., 4 4, 4 . - aft 8.476 .syj 1 • _ G'42llllV. • •• , 91 .` • 1"1"1" ~.. .: c~ r , k~' ~' %_- be Corti 1 4 1 k 1 : 1 1 TOL 1 1 tbe-010! - _ - tit [PLY, -~a; him !. • —."....a Ms, ..~ 1 ~` r.rt;* 7- "A 4,MINN le"! ximiltobbir* C 7 - 111,11.41 ; $7,%, P7 , re'!" r. fro* • 7 - Oh PI email 41_er it; asorel Pr r lbws, Qlea.nu p, lawrool. _nt ,4gliKTlOlg ef ICICCLAbiIUAI and PEI t, put part o qqber Paisilap mad Drrelisfv. " OEN for doe peblhklispeesloa. at Om Egyptuto larmaifsby. Admittanee One Sitililini a A 31163119/1 and SON. beiniespprised of the IIIWIII:Ooisavonrs made by maim parsons to ion- Ol e os article for their aiske..feel it incumbent raiseAe regsist the attendee of the Palate to purchase a m orels. to be die evlitioni , to observe the remcwrwpatdawith the above : — the ge r... • of tise apserkwa descriptions will deesive • • Ah " u ", 111 sad for tispleAlp*Oeit.j. O. sod Sonueb 4"‘i'. eautlmmi—mgme UT binomial at first t irlthinallannes or 'Aiken : hogs(' *Uses otAsehoo t"--odlees, " a foul more isithoet address. Ebb and SON basing been %easy years ISI2IIII distinguished,. approbeitiCat, feel every uespeet Ike C twine& Ilis oilevieoll Y i so hope*Labels Fattens to purchasing wbat to bent thde auks. tibias they hope will pre f.. for general purposes. has pin continues to be prepared I es a most useful and rouse in alt climates. '~"~i ~~/J .1 IC% MARI MIRA. .ost Ibeile4l wed Surgical Adria*. worm s.d CO. Snrgeons, of long Aveprastieet ateenaselle4 daily at Charlotte viattoll.l opposite the Rev. Rowland NfriariMpsad. Ncl Co. data the attention of Pattesti 'etad eases of Syphilitic Disease, as Are Organs. Strictures. Ulcerate& i iTaXiiir of the Mertes in • with so i,c;ioriaoi a branch of the pro- sea eau* esslori. Ruptures are known by the experience of hundreds, to be tulically eased, without sergicat operation. N. B. 'Mechanic' have advice grails every evening from to eight. and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock, alio are supplied with Medicines, at a small ecpelice. Practitioners. who attend with their patients for • adtirc, are present at the !Laird daring consultation. ••• The Medical Board is established to otter the best ad, v;r• , awl to counteract the dangerous practice of Quackery s'„ich destroys thonvands. v s * Letters from the Country answered by return of post. Gce.th•men going abroad, who suspect an injury. are pro vided with Medicine, &c. at ten militates' notice, with direc- Ums as to living, &c. SARACEN'S lIEAD INN, SKINNER.STREGT, SNOW-HILL. nv TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DEAL. RAMS ( i .ITE. MARGATE AND CAN"TERBCRY. gin following POST COACHES, MAIL . CO ICllEct, &e. set out from the above Inn : The "Tolerraph," Dover, Deal, Ramsente, 'inmate, Coy/rimy, Fever.sham and Sandwich new post coach, wiry morning, at a quarter past seven o'cleck. h ermsernience of the dethled preference even to the Mote coach. ite proprietors arc determined no J.:pence shall insionry.l to render It the first conveyance on the Kent road. Brampton, Chatham, Rochester, Stroud, Sittinghourne, th Belches, every moraine. at a I put 7, and afternoon. Fahaouth. Plymouth, Exeter, Truro, Bodmin, Penryn, Winton. Towns, Weymouth. Dorchester, Dartmouth, ltd SAlisburv. every morning, at seven. throuzh Boaiton, Siitlport. Blandlntd, titlekbridge, Basingstoke, itEuvri-hridote, Blacitweter, and Baushot. Newport. Wltteelturch, Tarporit•y, Namptwieh, . and Middiewich. post-eoaah every afternoon. :2 post-coach every ne.raing. • -'er, Winslow, Cottgleton, Newcastle, Walsal and Irt 4 r: uew four inside post-coach, every after. actor.. • one night on the road. 5114— ' .d Rotherham post-coach, called the " Nelson," nery 110, I. Nortlienee, nowden and Doncaster post eitut.y. r: tawnier to the Cross Keys. :4 a ;-Set-piacc, !tun. Wet e, lioddestou, and, Cie.:hunt coach, ever' istnit •. 8w,;.", Srr!dlmr. PeterberoLgh, Stilton and Huntingdon Real ;4;4 Coach. 'every evening; to Spitsby, Louth, Hu'', aft o'er-on eta quarter before six. Lanenvtrr. Prco.:.% Kirbi,Lon3dale, Bolton. Ckitt';, OrauLirk, and poll-coaches. every af- tenon. Warrington, I:nab:ford, Stone , Stafford, and fur inside onst-conch, (only one night en 'die very niag at Ste iiiclock. to the Saracen's Wad inn. licies ,- d rect. liverponi. nest evening,. C171,.+1‘ ~:-eon, h, sets out emu aftareoon at three re:rN:ng !oar insi:le Only. and passes throt4Sl Wars tar.' and I ta% cntry. os the Sal-seen% 'And. it.ll•street. HeN.t nnseiting at hidt-inist . . Slarlborere7 nee Swindon Dew four insideoosch. thr.lush 14ZSoure. r.• aC,.a . Porton. Lyddrigton, loevinty, i:are , ‘:urry, licagerford. Newbury RIO WI! itienheld eras' r...•rzile. ikideernl: . ti:,rewsbury, Salop, and llolyhead 4u I . Cr.;-,i s i I'. ;.tel Whitenneen Post-Coach: goes tilt feta* f• • e:I the way ; passes 'tirade' Lrotteh, Rlenniond, Uniterick. arfacl,brl•l , . isberford, Ferrylitidie. Di4,tlJ r.•,':r. ~. :entre r,',Hatetrf,liftltliilalit rind Stiiion; set, eytr. r.,erdtdr, sad iierforras the joie. nay will, tl,e ererd• st Pn,.engers detained on the rad by hoine,•, idly,. the peculiar advantage of their , "red i, the next math. ••• Pg , to Leeds. Dustereter. Ferry trbtr,,E ••-• ••: • per ih. B.A. Nnt,:s.:FAIN LA CO. respeetfulty aorpsoint their irlends end lLe nt they will not be ocooust• Ws for ar y Farrell, FA l< Legpge. Writ' nee, Plate , at. ofecre • ..t1 a raise, if !obi. stoke. or hu stled. so:eso tel.re ,a: h. end the leiernnee pail go • motion, st oe7.l.tru's !load tun. bows t .~ ' •, . ; t.. i.. - . ..•‘ • . :' • '' '''. ' lttabb.. i t . 10111111141Ti4•. P re sident i ' :ww•-•-•...w.- "" i 's • -Vile DUKE of N •• , 4' 4 `••• • • '' . e The DUKE orRiUT fe• • 40v. .• ;11.31,,,MARQU WS of . •, •.•"•-• 47 % EARL GREY. . . • 77.1777 . . c, LORD BRAYSIIOOII,_ .... - ' • , ~.1 LORD KUMLA* /fra t Sla v ,..; . ~ .H sea bets., welampfews— . .• il 7' „ Managing Divider, J. Zilarbettlohelorath Esq. z.,trok AT as AtellU(st, Onsait "'scrum Si OW -I . A . hers of diIIIOUNTY. Plitt OFFICE, bold at; • ° Society's Hasse, ti liahoWlrvoolty. so Feaftlr/ - s " 1 • • , • . MSC Ellen. NSOCHINOTON SHIRLEY is Hsi, Ask, ' `gamwisigireaolotioss were esreistamilalaistaly a-.., t thiellleedos is highly ratified la, alissr9haf this.: .: losochalsa centimes to proceed is aniaterfmAltd hattan.y . . had isowanipled prosperity. , • a. teedOf Strry-roco•Tonciawo Peewis, wishais sees tted their Seedrity to ties ?Motion of the Csaishi Pk* Office, Demi:Yoe heels. dhaspriated-iattwohl to On* Theissodillweillfood red. abk.rhy iied not a SINGLE LAS! hub" •ry Claimant ! That the soeuseehitel Shads el the 40shefik log to Upwards of Half a William Stealhe .rafir. ,visions is its Act of Palessoust and Dais , ' . . tender the Security of the Polley Holde ~ rs hal , potable. That In the equal Distributi on of the illtfiOsees.se PION. RETURNS of 93 and 9 0 per Cen t . have be INTA I. RLY paid to all persona, who have cootioued insured In the '4e Seven Years. upon Assiut. as well as Septeanial t, lahkh Reruns, daring the Lan nowt YEAR 105.000 L ! •• latianka of this Meeting are given to I. T. BAH- 'AUMOST.,.Ess..Marioging Director. tor the , ant Kcal. Vast Melaka. sod leboado Basics% , which he ;cutleries to render this Office. That *, Thanks of- this fleeting are given to the Hoe. V ASMOTON SMILEY, for his impartial Conduct in 1 Chair. - • .. (Signed) WASHINGTON SHIRLEY, Manus. ___------- hive au+ Thott BER • - OENTRY,I _SAKI M a rillfß iffigiPlaabell end-utriset, be; :Oninfore ol7lliiit tioid . Gen try, that he is the INVENTOR , PATENTEE, and only MANUFACTURER in London of SOLID • LEATHER WARDROBE TRUNKS witttont Paper, which have given and are now glyten ..stereette., nes ern? In England, but throughout the Continent; one superior advan tage is. each article of Dress is kept separate, and packed and unpacked with ease and expedition, and by being made of real solid leather, claims a preference to all others. S. P. is likewise Manufacturer of IMPERIALS and CARRIAGE TRUNKS of every description, which he has had the plea sere of supplying for thelast fourteen years, for thaextensive concern of Messrs. Colingridgeand Co.,Coachmakers. of Li quorpond-street ;'bat those G elitism's') having behaved in the mostiliiberal manner, notwithstanding the universal satisfac tion he gave to their highly respectable connection, lie is de termined to supply the Gentry at the same price he charged the above firm, and to fit them complete with Patent Chain, Jack and Brace, &e. by which arrangement, Gentlemen who honour him with their commands, will effect a saving of nearly one-half, and doubts not but he shall secure a continuance of their favours, by a carefal attention to all their orders. — ft. P. iv Patentee of the much esteemed SELF-RETAINING DUST BROOM, for sweeping rooms richly furnished, as it prevents the dust from rising, by instantly conveying it away. To be had only at his Camp Equipage and Portable Brass Se Nieto' factory, 47, New Bond-street, oppositeGros veunr-street.—Caoteens, Bullock Trunks, ttc. for the East -4 West Indies. iluß. Domes et plarrax slur. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. QocaA TEs, by his discourse on marriage, so en reptared his auditors with the subject, that the married men tics to their wives. and the bachelors hastened to be weeded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piitess on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it himetes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions. lint to cleanse the grosser nature from those im purities. which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are I attributa b le many of those hapless instances. which, while I they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should alsO impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeininize the body—a residence in the tropic. it ill relax the elastic fibre—but mere especially dove; the prenature infatuation of youth too frequently coo-. 1 1 promise ere natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more then doubts the chalice of eviler. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering • hope--energy--muscular strength—felicity; nor will our advinces appear irestionable, sanctioned as they are by the maltiplied proofs of twenty years successful experienee. The easy rr.res of married life, are sometimes disturbed I by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the I nu ptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—vet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into fenetional power. I In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, semi with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyric from the position so pre.umptii onely taken ap, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; end confident in our own honourable integrity as Mem!sers of thie College of Surgeons. we refer the suffering commenite of either sex (especially those mitering into los ' trimOniat Bfe) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given fer personal et/m(0800o ; and lettees from the cou ntry are immediately answered ; these must forwarded to any part of the world, however Giefee and Co. U. R. C. Surgeons, lhe. 7. Jermyn-street. St. James's, sod No. 11, poeverle-street. Fleet-street, London. Jest published (Fifteenth edition), The /EGIS of LIFE, familiar commentary on the above ea. By GOSH and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Matnrity, of both Sexes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; 69, Booksla. Princes-street, Soho ; 17/, Fleet-street; end uf all ellers. Price fis. _ _tat Re Wiwi !ag e, IS tato 4tlic taiM I Z ;ion, elm .inolt; r Wit A. Ferguson. ti Ufa. lig ADlerson. r;Tema . ttall;i; gd: nos h 14 . -Ard. —rr---r—i, _ .~~:::. IPPOI" EN•y••• CA MP I•LIT4i7 3114:101ialk 11.111111111117 ' gC"' '. Chaplain to the! afire f . .., -. ' • --- I * * AM osncis, 'ISMS 30. soniuse serttautse se wave a x TIM riessure TMIL. LI•1111TA. '-,--.lobe William. of Lineoln's lan, ta , I Oda:es:, Esq. le tho mos of Coningsby .otltegs, Esq., deceased. . • • ItAIIII R OPTCIES ENLALRGSA -tied It Tnylor,tristol. :wilderness. from of 'w otitis, at Ow Grosereial-tieows, Bristol; li. ...n. aubria! aggir..1a4.111.4.1 City of Li Tto - W• 1 /1-prilfficteas _ - G. Parker. ittrehin - lane • merebant. a.. May 11, at Basinghall-street. 11ANILIMPITIES SUPIIII62DED. H. Comte. ctiarclwaredet. Bethnal-green, cabinet-maker. T. Finch, Chiswick, Middlesex, carriers. BANKRI'PT 3 . S. M'Clure, Wigan, Lan-nster. shopkeeper. to surrender April 17, IS, May 11, at the Buck'ith Vine Inn, Wipe. At torney, Mr. Gasklll, Wigan. E. Duckworth , Ribehe st e r, Lancaster, v ictualler, April 10, 11, May at the Tnornßurnley, Lancaster. Ail torneys, lessrs. Appleby and Sergeant, Gray 's -inn-square ; land Mr. Hartley. Burnley. W. Young and J. Renew!, Down's-wharf, Hermitage, wharingers, April 2. 10, May 11, at Basinghall-street. At torneys. Messrs. Beetholme and Cornthwalte, Staple-inn. J. Firrestone, Lower N Shifiael litton, Worcester, dealer. April 92.23, May 11, at the Jerningham Arms Inn, , Salop. Attorneys , Mr. Ca ser, Wolverhampton ; and Mr. Whitaker, Long Acre. G. Frost, Sheffletd. cheesemonger. April 9, 10, May 11, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attorueys, Mr. Wilson, Sheffield ; and Mr. Wilson, G re ville-street, Hatton garden. T. Barmby, (Meta-Common. D ew sbury. York. clothie r, April 11, 12. May 11. at the Sessions -House, Wakefield. Attorneys. Messrs. Fisher and Stainer. Thavies-inn ; and Mr. Archer, Ossett. W. Gaunt, Armley , Lee ds, cloth-manufacturer, April 4. May 11. at the Court-House. Leeds. Attorneys. Messrs. Stocker. Dawson. end Herringham, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-Inn; and Mr. Furbauk, Leeds. A. Foulds. Love Clough, Lancaster. cottnn-spinner, April S, May 11, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. At torneys, Mr. Makinson , Temple; and Mr. Layeack, Ashton ander-Lyne. A. G arnett, Liverpool , merchant, May 3,4, 11, at the George inn, Dale-street. Attorneys, Ma. Crump, Liver pool ; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane. J. W. Major, Frome-Selwood, Soaierset. clothier, April IL 12, May 11. at Wheat Sheaves Inn, Frome Selwood. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Lincoln's-inn; and Mr. Rotton, Frome Seln It. Cooper, Stratford. Essex, grocer, April 8, 13, May 11, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great Pres cot-street, Goodman's-fields. R. W. Dean and T. W. Cooke, Bethnal-green, brewers, April 8, 13, May It, at Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr . Coren.2o.llllllChUfy-street, Strand. J. Barite, Denton. parish of Curdworth, Warwickshire, coal-merehent. April 22, 25, May 11, at the Bull and Fleur- Inn. Nuneaton. Warwickshire. Attorneys, Messr s. Hall rind Willett. 13, Great Janies-street, Bedford-row ; and Messrs. Goodacre and Fox, Lutterworth. .1. Evans, Sheerness, Kent, haberdasher, April 8. 20, May at Basinghall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Spence and Desboroogh, Furnivars-inn, Holborn. J. Hawksitty„ Birmingham. merchant, April 9. 12, May 11, et tfie Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Long end Austen, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn ; and Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. P. Murphy, Charlotte -street, Bloomsbury-square, wine merchant, April 2, IS, Mey 11. at Basingliall-street. Attor ney, Mr. Gaines, Caroline-street, May I I, at Bedforil-square. J. Ripley, Wapping , sMp-chantlier, April 3, 9. Fiesinghalt-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Nay and Ilardstone, Great Tower-street. D. Jeremy. Strand , linen-draper, April 8. 13, May son and 11, at Basinghti ll-stree t. Attorneys, Messrs. Richard %filer. New-inn. J. Richardson. New Kent-road, COlllfaCtOr. April 6. 18. May I at Fiesinghall-atrret. Attorney, Mr. Lester, Nero court, Crutehrtl Friars. J. Ivatts. GerrariCs-liall. Basing-lane, wine-merelsant, April 6.20, May 11, at Basingliall-street. AtOrney, Mr. Jones. Sise-lane. S. Brown, Vine-street. Lambeth, cooper. Aril 2 , 16 , May I, at Resinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Braascomb, Doctors'-Commons. DIU MINIM April . 16, J. end M. W oodhouse, Mincing-We. at Beale' hall-street 20, S. Adams and J. J. Watsiewe-th, Walsall, SteTordshire. rectors, et the Jerningunm Arms Inn, Sbronbire—April 6, B. Boyes,Tokenhouse - yard. merchant, at Basinghall-ztr, et —A pril 20, U. at:Deani II ~t U' 47 aftd-J. litiaWiw e i — L ao r ressomh garget, ;Tattooed T. M Llverpooi. Itynaetoo. Laii-laae. boaster-W.. Staffordshire, treeriaastaoi-4.,.14, brewers. it/s.,elira viterea.rascitr y.. issofoh 04.—Bartr1 Itle. ad.— The Average Felon of Brows or Illoseet puled hero 1M Rotuma : *ads lal*, Ireaklafillp..- ' day of Morik NW Is Ste . , ' zi', ..... , %." 4, i nn( vift:Tiatas . eih Eel 1 114/0"* . ,mr: : .. : f : 7 . .. 1 : 1" Di4o *OR Twit rimiest:fit' "* : 4. s. ..m.r i lae L bte.wa. 4 ai ..,tV *iii i hl.—Day *oaks Sa. after II: - 4 , _ . MIA orateo—mare. Ifleadafter le; even. .1 to. . 7 711, 11 - b . ~:::-;. neiv- , QN*.l At, ..4 614 ••••• , it: i'p. - Nish water—more. HI o'clock; even. $ a. a. ~ Th.—St. A mb. 31k d. High water—moat. 89 a.after Ii; even. 55 re. a ftm 5, F.—Gaon Flunky. Bich water—morn. 17 Tn. after I; even. Sam. after I. 6, S.—C(I Lady Day. FELL 1110014 AT I FTERN. High water--moro. 89 m. after I ; even. 20 a. after 2. Tee IrsaTurtt.—The weather this week bas been re• markable for great vicissitudes. The week COMMenri.i inauspiciously - , and Monday was a cold and a dreart. - day ; but as the week advanced the weather improve 1, and Thursday has seldom been surpassed in any Sprint for brilliancy or warmth. On Friday, a chilly a m u sh re returned ; anti this day has been wet and cold. This day week and Sunday last, at Edinburgh, it appears, the wind blew with much violence from the west, accompa nied, at intervals, with heavy showers of rain and snow. The quantity of rain fallen here, since Ssturday last, i 3 45 hundredths of an inch.—Stratad, March 7.0. _ --- 1 TIIEIIIOIIE7E II . I o'clOck. l o'clock. at &light.' BLIIOSETKI. N• —_—_—.---.----- 1 24, N• •• • 48 60 140 29,61 ; Shower!) 15, M.. • • 40 49 39 .73 Showery •. 7 , T. •• • 43 N 47 30,10 Cloudy 'l7, W.... 47 N 30 .90 ! Fair .14, Th.... 51 66 50 29 99 Fair 1.1), tr.... 47 SW 30 30,14 Fair 30, 5.... 1 Stl 33 ;,,59,33 , Showe•y CONSUMPTION oa MA LT.—lt has been suggested that the consumption of barley may be materially in creased, by the farmers purchasing a sack or two . of malt at a time, and retailing it out at a reduced uste to their labourers ; and, if whole, alto vine. them to break it at their bean mills. The sacrifice of 4s. sack would be amply made up by by the increased 'nand for barley which would tahe place, were the practice to become genes . al ; bvcause the labourers would thereby be enabled to obtain the it peck of malt I l at a reasonable price, which at present, owing to the low rate of wages, they are utterly unable to do. Among the minor agictions to which the human frame is exposed the Too rn-Acu is pertmps the mne. tormenting . ; the anguish it occasions is often in vain 41- tempted to be aesuaged.—RowLax tie ALsys A EXTat %el patnzed by her aoyal Highness Cie late Duchess of - 'fork,rk their Excellencies the Dukes del Infantarlo and Sans Carlos. This Botanical Specific has been in Welt estimation many years, and recommended by the first Physicians as a sovereign remedy for the Tooth-Acts, Hum Biles, &c. also removes the tartar from the teeth, prevents their decaying, fastens those that are loose. makes the Teeth beautifully white, cleanses tht scurvy from the gums, renders them firm and healthy, refresbes the mouth during disease and after medicine, imparts sweetness to the breath, is so perfectly innocent thst a chili may take it, indeed it is often used as a Stomachic. yet it contains those invaluable properties, that if con stantly used. will ren.kr the teeth and gems sound, beau tiful, and free from pain, to the latest pound or life. — Price 2s. 91-4 s. 64. and 10s. 61 per bottle. None is "genuine unless signed on the outside in red ink— " A. Rowland and - Son," and Sold by them at No. 1, Kirby-street, Hatton-tiarden ; and by appointment by Messrs. Hendries, Tichborne-street ; (tame and Pierre, 57 ;D. Itigge, 35, New Bond-street t Sanger, ISO. Ox ford-street ; Bolton, Stratlling, Royal Exchange ; John ston, 6S, Taite, 41. Cornhill ; Newbury, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Colley, BisLop4gate-street finrclaF, Fleet-Market; Butler, 4, ihrapside •, Berry, 17, Johnstone, 15, Oracechurch-street ; Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Rowney, 106, llattoa-gardea. it) "• ' ;tee be [Mit iselOtas nao 4th aVQt but I od 11441 VI 141/_4O 00. 4 To be sway Royal Veteran. _ ~. Bth Ike Isis I ites I steels* 10ooPi pm= i v , ri r