The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-31 00:00:00

„ ,To the Might Hon. - Earl . Of 'BREApAt:eott, who has lately improved a H large tratt• Qf land in Scotland, unfit for . the plongly by plantaiioils of larett, and Scotch firs, which are now in a . flourish• state, the skiver medal of the Society has been I /04 d as S ;Wade of their approbation, To THOMAS JOHN ES, ESq. of Valor], M. P. for Cardigan, the gold medal has been adjudged for i)lanting 9z2,000 mks,' besides other valuable trees, ” .11:11N 1!..1' lAN cl.7l!„Wgt • Esq. M.P. for c,111:ISI.C, the gold medal has been acijo.l4:ed for his admirable system of culture:of beans and wheat.-- Upon this principle, after a gootfcrOp of beans , hat!) been procured in bummer, the same landlias been sown with wheat in autumn, and more grainy.). *laced tf.an by previlius fallow,. W rr,Li AM TAY Ltik, of Beamish, the gold medal has been adjinigesi,,fui i mprov i ng 31,g scree of 'Lula lying vi 341 e, antl renderin ' g on etoate, which emit . 1604 in. MoY 1 799 , 26651. at rtetent of the 13 ,.! ‘‘ I feel," colitinueti Mr. I'a.YLOX., . 4 ‘ It ieliftiriiin pleasure' 'lt noticing to yon 113,51 c ‘pr , JotterMl L. I. E he nephew to otteworthy Fnende;, F. I,l::);,..lS:Crititled to a Rewata this Sesi,it.;o, for a'pair pt . sheers for dipping word, which wilt prexent the theep from, being wounded in shearing, w hi c h 1,„„ frequently vet - tureen for which invention he will receive a silver medal. o , .4 r o e n ecessity of 'nosing rand is untversa;ly known : hawthorn .fences been found most ef.. feetual, but arelettin t is in their ; to obviate this inconvenience SAmurt, TAy . Lialti E‘q. of 11/1.3r , ton, has.provedo by a variety of accurate expert. tpar 4 4 greater increase of hawthorn plants atty. be Ir.cd from cuttings of the roots than by any o t i.cr moslt, anti that such plants are stouter _anti cu i c k, r id, gr owth . ; fir e s thse experiments the So.. t tery Ita,ve - v nted him their ilver medal. A rice discrimination is necessary to ascertain LONDON Ptit Aid v I the progressive alai cOmparative., value of timber trees in plantations. kcon'lmunicatiun, received from" Mr. JOHN /Ann', has shewn the method of making it, and con-ains many iraterestingulpirva. tions relative to a plantation called Brown's Wood, belonging-to the Duke of BEDFORD, which has heen made more than z 6 years, for which he will,.receive the tilver medal. - _ " The attention of Agriculturists has been tnnel engaged in considering the beat meansOf improv if % boggy land ; and' much has been don the advan tam- of Mr. ELKINGTOWS mode of draining ; but Mr. Wm, SM ITH has'improVed,a.considerlble trait of land, where Mi. ELKINGTOieS attempt hail tail— ed, belonging to His Grace the Duke of .11EDFoR D called Prisley Dog, and by 'a -superficial irrigation of such land has brought 20 acres 4116 firaLland,, producing the most valuable herbage. The gsciety, for this communication, have voted hirit their silver' triedal. . - Mr. WM. WATSON, of North Middleton, has continued his comparative culture of turnips, and clearly proved, by exiseiiments,rhat drill husbandry is much superior to the broadcast for this useful vegetable; the Society have therefofe voted to him the sum of ten ponods. " Mr.SATiI BULL, of Ely who received a reward , ihriSol,' tar planting osiete, has been the Succesi ful Candidate in the same class this Session, having planted seven acres of land, for which lie was en. titled to, the gold medal, or Chitty guineas, bin Las referred the latt , r." His Graoethe Duke of N,ItFOi,R sheet rose, snit said, chat, he. was now to hate the pleasure of pr'e. sewing the several Caedidates, in the.above class of premiums, with their rewards, and called upon the Earl of BR EAVALRANE, who advanced between the tables ; wheubisPrace put several Orr( questions respeCting theleind and state of his plantations ; Which his Lordship answered, :and. received from the hands ofhis Grace the silver medal. On cutwve appearing at the table, his Grace complimented him on his unwearied course of experiments Von his success in the present in. asit were, a crop of beans be. fore wheat, and presented him With the gold medal; for which Mr. Coaw N returned thanks, in a short speech. 'The . next pre initim et thirty guineas to Mi. TAXLOI2, Was delivered to the Secre. Lary, for hiM, the recent determination .of the So. ciety o n hi s claim not liaving admitted of his being summoned. Captain JOHN MILLER next areared before the Presidern, whd complimented' hilts on uniting with his military duties an attention so the, great objects for which his late worthy uncle so successfully la. botired, and'presented him with the silVer medal, as WC 'hive:mentioned above, Mr. S. TAYL J 'sib. yer medal Was obliged,to be entrusted to the Se. cretary, on acclunt of the short notice which had been given him - Of its being voted, A Gentleman nett appeared for •,W. WALLtsMfAsoN, E 414. of Goodrest Lodge, near Warwick, and received the silver medal for his account of the culture (if car. rots. Mr. JOHN Fmtior, when called!upon byhis Grace, previous to his receiving 'the silver medal, at the request of his Grace, explained the called of his experiments comonsnicated to the S.,eiety, A Letter was next read froM Mr. Wm. SMITH, stating ins unavoidable absence in Norfolk, tan account Mr. J. TAy Lott received his silver medal. Ten pounds, in a neat Mutocco flat purse, h av i ng the Candidate's name, &c, gold letters upon it, was also delivered to the Secretary, at. the request o f M r . Wm. WATswe, Of North Middleton,' to w hom it was atijnaged, fat the comparative culture of turnips, as liet/are mentioned. Anti the same Gentleman also received Mr. S. &nt.'s thirty giti. near; tor plantiiig ( biers. This fioishing the class of agriculture, his Grace sat down,. and Mr. TAY. LoR testitned his speech, and entered on the class of chemistry, nearly as follows i premiutits wl.ichhave been offered in this claisltaee been produetive , of great improvement in . mineralogy, dyeing, painting, varnishing, and othse arts . , besides discoveries advantageous to the health of our seamen and nianufaCturers. A valua;. tile discovery has been lately made by Mr.: Trio Xrmiassii.aicku, for making paints with fidnOil.; which are more easily prepared, much lower in price, and more durable fir otit.dobr work, their, th ose nsually, made with linseed oil, and 'are not liable to blister or scale. tie has also given a process. for ri white paint, to be used in the interiox of houses, and free from the noxious smell attend. , ing common paint. For these inventions the So. ciety have awarded to him their silver medal and 20 guineas. . , , 4r An easy and efficacious method vf - cleaning feathers from their animal oil, and tuo;icl smell, by immersion in clear lime -water, had been she cd it, for which the Society have inliodged to Mra. ANN RicHArtosoN the premium of ~2r) guineas. gi.A cheap and efficacious'means of rer w, v i n k the dirt from dyed silks, printed Cottons, eArpets, and woollen goods, has }seen discovered by. M. ANN Motu 11,, it is effeded h' the:mucilaginous liquor formed by grating raw potatoes into wafer, and ap, plying thcelear liquor, cold, with a Sponge.. 'Phil process removes.dirt without injury to the delicate colows of silk or cloth. The Society have voted to her the sum r,f t 5 guineas." His' Grace then rose, and Mr. VANHERNAN having advanced to the , table, his Grace asked three several questions respeCting the r applicability of whale, nil to the making If his paints at above, an d minding the smell of tish.oil paint, and then pre. rented him with the silver medal and .a purse of twenty 'guineas. • Mrs. ANN RICHARDSON Was next presented with 20 guineas, as . above, with a suitable remark, by the NOble C4airmair, on leer m=ade of - cleaning. feathers. iyl'..TAl%l:oq, the Secret4.ry, now rekum.edr•anct pr , .ceeded to the class of the polite and liberal Arts, " In , every in'statice of reward iotiqdge .- d this sessido," - . proaf has been given, in presence .of the Com mittee, of the abilities of 'the candidate., which she. Omens are now exhibited to yon below each per forinance. It would," continued Mr. TAYLOR, " tireslia,s too much.. upon .your time, to enumerate the particular merits of each performance ; in - the instance, however,' of Miss I - lAv's chalk drawing, of our Siviotit taken down frotiV the Cross,!l beg leave to remark, that it would be di ffi cult to find, equl excellence under similar circumstan.ces, and . particularly to note, that the S..:ciety, have highly honoured this performance by bestowing upon the artist a double compliment. Can Words expreis she .feelings of a mother whilst she observes her (laugh., ter receiving here the public reward of merit ? Can ,the satisfafticm of a father be delineated, whilst he observes the bounties conferred on a.proatising son or can the ,mind of any spetiat. , r reinaiti untuo-ved,, who regards the lovely diffidence sit' female beauty, • tremblingly alive to firtne,• stepping forward:to re. ceive the honours which await her ? Scenes of this interesting , nature nuts demand ;your attention." - Un„whit: i his Grace the Presilent • u ; • • MiSs H. Augusta Jackson, of !Hanover-Street,. Hanover squarc,,,;webtlmitig ynnu t.LXO g Lady, bent% cundutiervird . to the Table , - ' complimenied net on't he goat ec.tlieriee.offierpriginal drawilig f ol Veints Marina apd Clf=,• pa , s(Ventis's face likeness of hasclf),and"de livered tier the t3iii.l Medal ; she, with great .prupricti and grate(, tliurikeil- his G race and. the Soviet j-, end retired ; to - make way tor' Alisi kLtry Hay, of Chandus.street, who received her Silver M..lt , d as abo,e on being called a second time Ti, Ti a tube. t t l' my G nineas, ~s 4 further reoraid, received' iron) his . T race a Very . 11.hidijine compliment on . • kJ ab.lities zero perf,4 oances. ~ Miss I lancoek, of Sr. Helen's, Norwich, was next presented yvith the St I vet'. Medal, falter 'ail-painting of •an old W . o titan iron, Nature .. ' Mr. 1 . 1 , 01114$ Palm er, apprentice, we belicve,• to i. G.. Walker, •E ' m-raver llunimersninti; then received from h-s ratie's hand', the - Silytr Medal, for an excellent. ren atiod Ink. Drawing of a Human Figure. Miss Mary, Anna Jones of Leaden - street, Atexrappearetl, and i - ccivrd:theOcild - eallet, for lier Drawing front Native of CorhitrnburyAbbcyolear St. Alban'sjormerly the seat of Lord )3aeoa, of Verulatn. Mr. Henry COrbould,Of Johu•-street,Fittioy-square,a yonth, was neat called in; and rewarded with ar Gold Pallet, tot his Drawing of Ajax defending the lloily - of Patroclus, Iliss Cockerel!, or Westbourne„Paddin‘ftn, was neat pre sented with ;the greater :.Silver tor her DrAwiiig of the .Virgin, Christ, and St. John. Mr. George Jones, of ere t Porrlanci t .street, Mary-le.houpe, was next complithented by 'lds. Grace,..4n the boldness of the subjeet he had undertaken to dellileatei in his Drawing of Ulysses's Descent into Hell," and presented with the greater Silver Pallet. Zurtiliit, cif Newington-place, Kennington., a young Lady of considerable beauty, was+ twit hanged l'ut, , ,yard to the NotilePresideni; who presented her welt th lesser, Silver Pallet, for her Drawing of .the Venile, de Med),Fis,. froMaCjit, ,• - Miss S, C. Day, of Lower Bryanston-street, next received the lesser Silver Pallet, fur her original .DraWing' of Calyp- so inviting Telemachus to a iiantfilet. • Miss Elizabeth Purret, of the Tower, arsa received the lesser Silver Pi4,1 1 -a. fin tier chalk Drawing ofa 140 :root . 011 C of Rapitael's Cartoons. Master Willt,Arn Ward (14 years of age), of North Eltsb Harnpiteatl, waslikewtse presented Witt the lessor Silver raper, tur a Drawing of kVvel Church. The, Secretary concluded the businesit Of this Clasv, by mentioning that two young ; Ladies, of Bath - Dad premiums voted them for their Drawings ofF;10 we r 6,: condicionallyi that the specimens they gave . of abi. lities wete approyeti ; but they hod hitherto' been prevented from tioding on the.C;)ounittee:: The length of this article, 'told press of other mat. ten, oblige• us t omit the rcin limier of Mr. I:A7i. LOR'S excellent speech, who now proceeded to point out the good etied4 .01 the Society's premiums and bounties in.the• Class of Minufa4tures; when , r. William Cotton, of Ludgate-tilli, was presented with the . .Gold Itiedal, for a substitute fur Leghorn: for ,Larlies .fiats,` specitnenS.of winch he produced, ,;nid alsci answered, several questions put to hint by his G ism Mr, J. t4eurd, of Cogger - A:ill, a poor but very ingenious Me chanic, rvcei ved, what ;we are sorry tOconstdee us but rather ati inad:ciu.th; reward, in the Silver Medal and Guineas, tar his coniplcite Machine for forming the Wiese Teeth of Cotton and' Weal-carding Machines. • Mr. lohu Austin, of Glasgow, received a Silver Medal, for various m inor thou ,h useful improvements of his to Manu facturing. Machinery. • - • . The worthy Secretary Then nia.tie an excellent speech,op the very great advantages which the Corn. muniry hal revea trout the termer ant! present la. hours : sr4 reward 4 ut the Sietetyjn the Chtis of Mechernies; an!! proCeeded barely . to Mare that Oa, following Premiums - were delivered by the . Nuble ' Chairman, viz. . . .. To Ail. (.co. Smarr, ()rdnance.Wilask,Westrninster Bridge, Tor i.:hirnriies cleansed by Me4Auinical ikkAns, the G•ld Medal. To,Mr. Gilbert Park Iron Works, Shifirall, for a CrAhe tor raising Wcights, the Silver Medal awl 30 To Mr. John Prior, Ndsstield, Yorictliire, 'for a Larurn for Pocket Witche3, thq Silver Medal, and Tl.venty Guineas. TO Mr. Robert Salam i Woburn, for an I nivroveruent. in Looks, the Silver' Medal and Ten Guineas'. • To Air. No. 14, Crtscent, Kingilanti Road, f9ra Day awl Night Telegraph, .the Silver Niiddl and Ten Guineas. To Mr, Robert Salmon, Woburn, for a Gtoructricat - Qua, Brant and Statt;, t tan S.tiver. Nled.,:t and 'fen Guineas.. To , Mr, 1. Hawkins, f)..ilhy Terrace, 'City H.,ad, for a Machine tin . Cutting Payer and rite Li,lgits of Books, the Silver lvled.tl." r, • Td r.„ fon% .F ti I neck, near Leeds, for improved Door Likiclies, rite Siliq To Mr. Andrew Flint, for an exiiinding rtand Wheel, Fifty GOitteas. - ~ • • . T• Mr. William Hardy, No. I, Koriwles' eu,ildints. Isling ton tiff a Co uirewation ha lance, Thirty Gitini-ks, To Mr.i 1. Watkins, No. .9, Giltaiiur.s.ri:ct, West Smithfield, for 7411 impiovetmult Time K‘levera, Thirty GOineAs. To IA r.. lohn Antis, Fulueck, near Leeds,. for tiotachecl Escapement of a Pendulum Clock, Twenty Guineas. To Mr. Thomas - earic,=r, No. 6, Mite Cio9.ltreet, 'Leicester Fields, for a Mat:nine t4r Shoe-makers, Hueco tuineas. To Mr. Henry Ward, Isl./iuttid, for a new sinking Clock Movement, t , i4een To Mr. Peter I lethert, N0.,33, Bow-street s - Covent-Ga.:en, bur a Hook-cilse Bolr, Ten I.,uineas- • Charles, Le C,ian, 1.1-tinielly, for a Check to Car. • stage Wherh, - rrearGinneas. . " I . ‘ AY I.:OR Oen eratinr 4.114 apeieh, sand en. sera a the . ,l)4 , 4F4ja cot,4 'cnioniea and Traa -.:, in which , - • - 1)i. William Roxburgh, of Caltutta, had the Gold Medal '. ). assignetho'hiii4 forhis 'Communications on various Pro. ha ; and -• • William Ijughes, of,U p per Canada, a pi CiniUM of Thirty. tive for the o.ilto:c Hemp. • ' . Mr. TAYLOR then entere4 tin Ili* cuncluding re. • r43rkzi. OLD B.,IILEY. 3F . c,CINI) DAY, THURSDAY IsrAy 30, 7 obn Tray was iodided for uttering a counter. fel'i Si. B ink of England Note, knowing the' same ttitbe forged. -It apreared that the -Prisoner had offered the Note in question to a Mr.. Rhodes, a io order to pay for a pair of stoek.ings, which he had agreed to purchase at the rate of 3 7.i. Mr. Rhodes luspetled the Note !to bad one, and pretending to go out Hi get change, consulied a Gentleman in his neighbour hood" who confirmed his suspicion. Ile then pro. cured a Constable, and returning to his., shop, the Prisoner was taken into Custt.dy.. The Note was pfd,Vett to be counterfeit, tvd it was also proved tlt the ,Prisoner had endeavoured to pass two other "forgiA 'Notes, of the same tat)ricarion,--Guilty. argni'et Leonard was indided , for stealing the wtraring appatel,pt Sarah, the in . !arit child of Henry Thompson. Its mother stated, that she 'left the child at the door of her shop. A 'woman 01),;erved . the Prisoner go up to the child and4ay—" My dear, will you go with me to Covent...p.:l,lP - ) :Maker, and I. shall give you something nice." The child an. swered, '' Yes." The Prisoner then took the in fant by the hand, and • led to to. the distance of about three yards from the step on which, she had k e g' s itting. The Wittiess called after the Pri.. super, anti charged her whir stealing the child. Upon this charge'being made, the Prisoner, though' lame, endeavoured to run away ; but a Crowd . having.collettco, she was stopped, and carried to the W atch-house. The Prisdner said in her defenee,' gni she was only disking the wa'y tO Covent.. Garden Marker. Mr. Baron GRAiiiktd summed. evidehce. He observed,. that Mere , .appalca be doubt of the Prisoner's guilt, yet "he . ‘serioti4 warned the Jury of the danger of being, on the present ccasion, hurried away by that'indignation which it is natural to feel agOnst an offence of so aggravated a nature . as.th.licif stealing a child (tom it:, patents. . . The Jury deliberated for - a short time, and K. turned a verdid.of Guily. • The other trials were chiefly petty larcenies ) and 'eery unimportant. ." TIIF SOCIETY FOR THEIIsteOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUVACTURES, AND COAIWILRM The folloviing Account of The Proceedings of this excellent Institutipn at the Meeting, held on' Tuesday last, may be deemed , V - erY interesting to ReacWrs of. taste, as well as to tiw Friends a those Dlcoveries Ancllmprova „ Irtents , which may be hencticiai to mankind. PINK business* was opened,.according tei 'annual custom, by a speech from C. TAYLOR, Esq. the .very able and worthy Secretary of this Society. The views•of this Society„ ,from its firs't institu., tion, observed Mr. TAYLoit, .have been steadily direhed to almost evety,ubjed by which mankind can be- improved or benefited, and a division of its nosiness Inv, nine classes,has been made 'fur the More methodical transaaing : thereof. ' The Secretary next, afttr Mentioning the Km . tine of business in the investigation o f matters sub. nutted to the Sudety, proceeded as fallOws • " It forms a part of molury to state to this very respidable Asseuility,' the Rewards which are this day to be confetred in the several classes I have named, and to notice some of the advantages likely to arise frcim their labours. Permit me strongly 'to impress uran your minds, that these advantages ate inceqed for the world at large; the MetTallerS At• si4iety discard the narrow principles of self ' ish interest : minute accounts, of the inventions al). proved are given in their Annual Voluine, and the ...114aehines• rewarded are gratuitously open five days in every week, in' the Repository of the Society,. fur public intpdtion. ,Agriculture haS' been long and de,servedly a.favourite objed with this Society, as well as with the . mote recent estahlishments.of the Board of Agricuiture„ and the ntsintrous Pr.)vincial Societies, having for theirobjeds, the . snaking 'and improving- Plantations of 'Flintier-Trees, arnetiora. tion of Land; produetive•rotations of crops of Grain and Herbage, the preservation of such ?rodttds, provements in Agricultural Implements, and the means of contributing to the happiness sal labouring men. - - - Mrs. ANN Moitftst was next asked Itveral q • tions by kis Grace, respeaing her process of irtg eluths by potatne water, when she exhibited to his grace an , l the Company a new instance of its beneficial cfre.ri in cleaning old or dirty eni6 ing or prints. The President, on .dclivering - her. the 15 guineas as above, complimented her on the great. simplicity of her process. As scion as the worthy. Secretary bad enncluded, the Noble President. vitr o . and in a 10), , rt,hu , very exeeitent.speco 4 qxpresud la.is grist pleasure ,ind tiati'sfaaion at the highly respeeill4e at trt t amice. It was full tics tinur aftvr the Chaittrian Irsd gpn. clitili.d.beffire the iltooiril.ivi t or teAreit... . , . ~. . t ‘4• ICHAPD 11 A" IS (6t N9* 4 '• Martfe."---11-r°llll ' --71":"—“r1"t:4n7. 1u1,1i1) - 1-,1 :y Nil. - ,1 Ala A, 13,4 I aas ..1t! . ..,.'4l , s' 14 NC, I', th)ltaii.St" ... ' ,,, i l . ° : ircs seti, _ _... xL, , i , s , r. , il d , w l i i t e Adverilltments, Ordeti tor the Paprr s Letttri har the k..le.ier, - ...ins, (flirt:4,oo, irlaill ne 1" , , w irri ci: s i n oa ,E P : . :TE l.e. ) ::NE re li ti tE l tt i , o n : el y - si o s U s4ll,l l ll . :t ° l :ugr,: hr tb: ). o°iL::i4...laL;'t'r'Gy 2ls 'ic:viN i:l 6 .l: : l::6: ‘ ,tl,4.:;*l street. .. ._ . . . . A Pc' -1- mind for tit* ItS ib t COI sh oes 51111AiSliFildriliGI i t ' cl i (11 l i r. I.Cer.Pet rise'llt;;l':;l:7ii:ititialiiit'l, on,,nal Proprietor, to insintfaZ.h.lre the lirgati;c ii a 11.0 4 ant Assortment ever yet off:NJ to Of: r 4 u r i 'ir i , f.l jo i F: adieu! end qcntionteti.,: fine Silk, 7' 6 ' ;1014914 L i• 64 ' pair tot a guinea ; those with the inoit;f4 zi;ploc.adi igs 6d. ; stout and line.,l3lack ditto, 'tofu §*,:•ootioitr;if N. H. l'u sucn Ladies -.aid Gentieina1,vi4110,11,.,,,,,,,14 trial cif their disringuiahrd anti titirvi!ieo iti•l'',.,re ~,,littoit be proper to orate, that tiny arc I .° 4 1 , - 10 0 0 " tort, and pleasant ; infinitely nire 1i"r''.,;.',11014 I every way equal in richness anti valillr 11 ' ' • 'Platt , thrrds the' price of those wit', Stift fact'„„ So; le Whotcsale and getail Hus•cry Kel'''''''' ). ' 1 stmt. coNsTrruTtoNs toi.l:Axi'd. I . ' . ~.)10:L',013, A . .R E 110tie0 the iruniediare i.41,1'1A'c0u,,',,, irli:iii, DIAL a, B e :3Lp:ices: : il i a : , I:eA; 1:u:di: li/10:,110:6:: g roa • • ~0rti..31 mss, and.ConsuluOtive Habits; arc 5a0,_,.., l oos , ,ured. Poierty of blOod; NO enact I'll 0001" 4Or ~,,, chi! , , .04N, • become rich and balsamic, anti tne 1"1 . of i std,/ flesh, firth and healthful. . Iv ....,;tinight•cueot or 4 0 those Vitio bilife' revelled in tile ....• forrini?..,.ecorl drained Nature at her richeit storcSk by /4.010,1 el 0 ;1;1 ' 1 eentiotts love, or by the horrid scillsil,l2' os'l,ooo-,;;0,,111 this I/. - • II d ...,• All posio.'..Lt A vial P ~, ettorauve w, [ ell tier - 1 *01,1 4 , . •ar the vital powers be not entirely (..0. • rePiir the tn.:law:holy evil. ~• , 1 i i„; cliffl 0,01 t,,, -: PersOtt who have long .reivicu 11,,iii.cin,$011 languid and relaxed iri their Whole ii 01.0; 0004 Debi., who are going . - to the gait of Wifittlit,, It 1 °,,, 0 1 0 1 : ; 4 , Mote, important article of health , t..;;.„,:a oll:11..,01._ Or i y meanS of teitotiog tltotlOOcts allit;irelief r o tP O I 7O , 0 , Fever in A nyeriea . I gives ill iny'di ', 'ls. a rta PY 4 t.' '/`', tO rd with e%cruciiiringp•inis in tlic bo'' ti eco ,lll/13 1 " oi ll ' it5'•10 severance in its use totally rentove., ..,..; 0,00 ltd 'o 0 ~, guid and nervous debi lily !Teri ille_,' L"l„TantlP,l,ol4l'; ive perm:tont vigoa t‘i rlic sYEr'b',,, 2,1010.; y.:011. stomach it hits unparalleled virt.l:, 5_ ot•FfP77., ‘ .. s of gPess coldige.,tion, corret,ting 0 11 . o" . ' e P .:I'4otofP ,00 r e the cholic :Intl eattiteni,:ies. t• holy st ip; 0, 1 )0 `00 ,1,. ` ** Persons entepaig tipc.a. 110 1, 5 , stvntid consider, tliat,' tvhat ttt),o,„. ,N .; 17. - .,i , 5 , streams that flow from it cann?t; 0: 1.„01,0x10 ~ ; I ~ 0 ,.! jor j The ANTI.I me t:rtc;4l:4l"-5,,'!.i'„34 the sr,`,;l4:4;te r, flit' putilyirtg tke Wood and. rest,';',,ijorcurYi ' r ig% l' i 1•P pairett hy the imprudent . use re nt' ,_,, o d ~,,1,0.6,1, Oka great and only restorer of i[l'. pia i. ies, mire Sali,,•;ltio,, has r,!pestcrllY rte , " r , ~,, PO'll l mill. potties 3;s. . enr rentOlr;(l,4:6/•,„ , i eITION, . ,' finis ',. Hie ABS riiii G ENT ~-, , • • ' liktiv - ..,- ' fitt;iii th e 6urriii,:e or the Lll'llloo i•! op - ~ pro f dni Pints2s....p.i• ',tat,. inc1,141,:dt,,,,.....,,,, ; .'. 1;.,„.d1 o '7 - ~etio•A F.repared lic 1)r. Soiotriort.,";;',; :, , ' 't" . l:vll;eoc , ii in los. 6,1. atiit Ili 13'111c" t -e ''''''c'l° '4'l°4 Bonner, 15y wi1i.....•1i Cie varchas: • i,,,;j,c;,. 44 ., : , ,s . t ~ 011.111 I, , ~; Dottie has 't Scully, whn:h hi:A::„,,, , I , • t, c ,, Lcirp r ddreis, " Sant). Solomon. 1,..1Yil , 00 ,147, goell mi . ' feltrny. ' .. to Pr. ~, p r,P . ,, , ' Vinihte Posrage of all Lettasta 0 0,4 3 ~ ..A ' o°' mitat. be paid, and a Fie of 1h1,'.i„,,,,t, i'li+ :c 3,,,46),,, ,:01,1$1, 1, . Also, just pu - 4%,", gvi.iiti, _4(l. 0. , . ' • A New Editio.(ol! ~ variety ,u. 114 ilai.to A Cl.111)1. to PI P. A_ALognilti'l:regthe iiii),l,l,°„..'.V:, ‘ ' VO it af tkilit:, SOW, 01 Willai art; tre.tt,. . ~litnj- 0,_„,.,1,01.,0,,.1.,, Advice to Nervous Patients-r:q%,,;,,,:;141 t, iit-u•_.1,,11,1n1:4.4,,,t,, icie,ie of Natural Strongty-;oci 11,0100; .:elt"010,o;,',0 SpJsms in er• Stomach -41Y! f moon' ~,,,,t-oo ,i, ' - , i)elv.Ti:l a r ot v , P tern, I Sitti:inf,...—Los...: of • , ~,....... yene ~.t . . ,A066,5r,i Scurvy - Scrulttll.--;fttro r at 15,,T50 14 _ , isi 4,,,, I,ofi r , ,', oriV ness-•••••Yout h. ---.13y S. SO 1,14(,1.` js: tittallf. .. / 4or itya ;; Said by Mrs, Atathoo, d me, gaehe-Vi, IP'ioPi' Smith, PerfUwerk No. },lt, Z1011,0.'10(10; notofro, lA'', Mr. and, and Nir. 5..:4,1t,,..11...w.,11; mr..,piy i.10,1:1,v, Husband, litter :tint Co• IL ( 1 , u0r":,,,01n.i. . ;,iij..o. ~1,00 W. CititUroll, 0 rectunlc :,%, " • ~ Irvine; • , c,i,r5., „, 5 p_ ,, ,,, W • Y Mon,. ,• . 0 0 ;I' po , '`' 1. 3 .., ford, Kilmarnock ; vi .d, tot -T , oput 0 : 0 Whiteside, Ayr ;W. 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Holroyd, lisq. of 3 I)ankbt ,' c., On Tuesday the zitth in)t. t 1,.: %cif,: of tl►N ri,,v(.11.7' m°nds BaeLIQD, of lic;c-court, It ~.,41ot of l'ogbArot o'l'll ' of a Son. r . g'iw• On Wednesday in Pev 1• - 1 e the Lady ot 1 , . , ur0uit5...1),46 , Inas Baring, Esq. of a Datry,i,ter. ,11/11:11Itt1) tHi • • f On Wednes4aY, at Bricivort,, lohn Thoyts, Esti. ° (14 , , Royal Horse Guards; to Miss.Bools, titi0.40244/1' Boots, Esy• of Briplport DIBD In I- doil, s 4 Yestetday, at two,o'cloa, at his iI',USC In IL , ..,,,,s IV j i liAtii Pulteney, that. lie had hecn in a girl' dYtE'''ll, state for several days past, and under vicar Or.C.? tii tion, which ended in a inortificativo, and ec6lso* death. . '''' ._, . ' aM' • . ovp, E 4 On, Friday last, agru 73► josepn ,;,...--) -' .' : sham, in the County of Derby.; ~ t Cot. shut „, . ItSP A 'l' • • ' . 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FA IN id EY 4111110;i:Vii At (arraway'S, on Tusciai, jt,lllo S. a 'rel.4;,:calo' 9 unless previously Disposed of by i'Pott,o;so)l, ikii.intiwtne and -very, Co niticti,oo I'l .oicfel vi L. LA, with attached Arui detach q, oittilci7,,,, (:. , ,r; description,'Lawns, rle.ours.groundili r ° 0 sittYk',' dens,. and bout g 6 Acres of rich l',lSitlre. !,rif: 1:i:163. . 111.10141 ,Green, noar ily. it toile!, liii.l:4 v i• )ir.,,'00 •,„ , 4.l,VtaWCti by Ticke ts,T wltif;ttin,ty,,,, ii,1,,,,iq14,,, illoAniey ..:Ici soli P ter 101 l row I ° it it • t"C (.reen :1..n, Harper ; 1,4, tv t6 I ' , • :'' Ahz‘listelnt'.l/ ;14'ouse,.1:1i;)g'atle ;* i' aria 01 t.6."'P'r44"!1;1: '' PRICE y➢STE I