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Curl during; exercise in Dancing, Wallting„&c. or in " 14- rather. price 3s. 6d. a Bottle. 4yVKINSON's VEGETABLE DYE, the only unexception -41,1 Ailisle hithert o approvenfor changing Grey or Red fair an the Ilessl, Whiskers, &c. las to a Brown or Black, price 6s. • • s d• 41Id One Guinea. Said at above, tint! by most Perfumers and I i n the Kingd uut. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, S l ot• 1 . 4 ' Inaction or Ohstraetiorrof the Stomach and ',Anis Indigestion, Flatitlenty, Bilious or Sick lleau-Ac.;. Vain* and Distention of the Bowels., Sielluess at Stnnana Itibittuil Costiveness, &c.s°4c. 10 HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOT:IS PILLS. Ms sate and elegant preparation h instity "termed fnr its agreeable lit:d certain operation, b 7 . 1 1 , 1 ch it effectually removes all Inaction or Obit ruction of th e ; ilidintitich and Bowels, whether arising rrom Indigestion, i t . °envy, or Cold ; Sickness at Slo Head Ache, &c. ii.loperites by disholging acrid bile- or other crudities retained ' t l iie intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the syst.ln t. t "l lY. see from any antinionial or mercurial prepare -1:"1'4, it is at all tittles safe; and has been given with snip. .7 gl)tal e ff ect (hiring Pregnancy. Its action is particularly I: R Pttd to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those notedentary where a softicient action of the bowels is kept up, . i II IIN I. imities•retained in those organs arc frequently . produc g Nine arta distention., head-ache, latigour, and giddiness, sent of weariness and oppression. Remove the cause, the effect must cease 1 ." • t `1 sift Te trittl will fully convince the patient of their effi i;;Y: The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Howl-Adis are eer lin'Y removed by a single dose, anti in a much shorter time tlainkt be credited, hot from experience. The Proprietor it proper to remark, they will , l not oirV act 'ONO pain Or iinrasineits, but to leave•the body, after their action erases, free from that costive state which lly st4eceeii3 the operation of laxative medicines. ti;' 4l . wholesale and retail, by E. Efiwar-d 5 ; 66, St. Paul's Ur titiarti ; Sanger, Oxford-street ; Tutt,, Exchange ; and at 4lkliddlo-row Holborn. --- - __ __ deliVeredio the Seeisitysif Protestant D iss*nters . in Leiviii's SICKLY SEASON., Mead, Bristol. By John,Prior Estill), LI,. D. :It4 Btu. price nr i ii, I t liE: sudden Variations of NVeatiter in the . 75, 1 6 b • o ' a lt r t d r le ß . Al. 'PHILOSOPHY; or, Reflections on 191111 V-• Z i e le ,,, ,(:);L P: u i d "f o r g i usually Rafael .to individuals, has been this ledge, Virtue, and Happiness ;-• chiefly in reftrence to a life to the SurniAr. Indolent tumors, swt Bing in of retirement in the country. By Ely Bates, :Esq.-. TO , : 4th 4 , 14 'y i nts, tubercles of the lungs, intiamations of the liver, Edition. In tiro: price 9s. in beards. , "io n l 'al'es of ' all the lymphatic glunds, are the conse- ID. A HARMONY of the FOUR 00sPETSi in which the Re1 ,...e, i hecirbutic and serdfulons 'suppurations, and that ,'I , ~t eal Oder of each is preserved. • With a Pardphrne and 11 , 1 ; 1 1 1 ittruphy and cotwamptive debility wine.). the use 0,.; . •, es, By James Mackiiight,.D.D. in t vols. Bvu. • Tireenb . 101141 4;1 indhces, whether re‘orsineutleti hy regular or lure. : . ' +Ace 11, is. its boards. . • sit l ,l 4 , `1 114 41, 'appear with peculiar aggravation. In Mete ' , ....'e A Literal .TRANSLATION from the Original' 'll it , ru 0 }le' ilses, and the, aluaiii.t insensible • predispositioki to • t • -.',, •••' be , ►POSTOLICAL' EPISTLES. , with a Cornelia lirtz,Ll: " IQ • °Heavy of the .vEci*TABLE SYKUP Of : DI- , ii-• -• !,..) Notts Pitlkitogieul, -Critical, • laplanatory, and OS • • 'hot e , ,-• " tats well known to need advertisemeat, were, , • To which is lititi.,-1., i history ot the Life.of the tav,, I:interacted by a strong interest platisibly supported in ' i • ..stie Petit, By Jaws' Ma oght, 13. D. In 4 tutu. Svc. tiis,. l • . 1- Alert:wry i which by tmniettilley'ruilsittg one disease s 'lee 91; Bs. i n boards. • , Ti,...?::,., kdition.. To whiCh is-pre thall,eecr, ()teaks down the constitutiou fur the inroads of , a :y2,letl s itii Account of the L. I ale. Author. • Thu same work SYlti ' ti) ld • . -FliP Scvot demand for the VLGET4I.III.I; with the Greek. In 13 vols. -, .),pr . )ee 41..a5, beadle • t enit, , .thi) substitute 'of "this baneful mineral; and the 2l. A..POR.TKALTUKE r'..I4I.TAKEBISNI, as taken front 1- 1 ,,,,,1r l i'r its dreedful affects, is propurtioncd•tatheretenr a'View of Nitifil ' gduhtibn ' tl);kl t 4itit '' ll " uliltr, Ctibt°rns ' %I A . .±t-Lnf has lug swum se so , it, - a t id is 4ohninietefed ausl Religiou4-Priliciplis, Yalitical-tutti Civil, Ee.ossimiy,.. and Clta- , , !uu. ": 7 r. c. 0., it,, it was by his predecessor Isir.Sivirin- raSteT.o4 41 , seicte Ot Iriciuli., By:Ili/41pp Clokspn, ma. 4 ,„,, t ; t u tt l,, i t t w i , , ; , ...ev . „t4.,„,, 1 t.ti: a bottt,ei art .4 by his Aiithgr Df `striral'Esiays' on Subjeaiir the SlaVe Trade. L t i k c ou h tty. . .. ' •• , . ..:Tlie ad Edition. lii 8 roli. 8 vo• I'Ll" li. 7'• D,-\Y AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. TliE REAL, JAPAN BLACKING, made by, Day and Martin, 97, ai4h Holborn,—This inesti nviblo ConiPoatiors,with halrfitif,u%bal l.atiorir, produces a most brilliant Jet-black, fully equal to the highest . Japan Varnish; affords peculiar Nourishment to the Leather ;. will not soil the finest Linen; is perfectly tree from any unplea, 'ant ma, and will retain its Virtues in auv Climate. Sold tetaillay the principal Ornerrs,,iitoot and Per:umers, in the United King•duin, ii Pint Bottles 1.6 d. lialf-pinti .10d. each. ELEPHAM"S THE Aboiislici• of Mercury, Quackery, and pretended Instantions with numerous Patrons, Physi cians and tictitiout Characters .who never existed, or have Soh; been cuusignt•d to the grave, while the salivatcl dopes of such gross inTosidon are daily diipatched to the same dreary abode. Lae .ElePhantis; or Aledicated Milk of F.tepliants, .does nut 'contain a particle of Mercury, tinny be had by order Isom any medicine seller in the kingdom, at t Is. per bottle►, lu at is. 9cl. the box. The 'Proprietor,• Mr. Campbell, of tau•:}iuvat College of Surgeons, ts.con suited daily at his house, No. 29, (;neat Nlariborough-street, hl pee Sons of every rank, in the u►imit private' manner, in cases of. a certain disease, •Debitit),•Stricture, Rupture, and. evt ty species of delicate complaint. :'1 o_ fee required of persons usoig the Medicine. Alr...Camptiell's Pamphlet 'on the Inc Elephantis, nth edi. Lion, price Is. /id. May be had as almee, aunt of Air..eitilow, CjOWA.CU(III, SAO, containing a plain: prescr►ption, whereby certain impurities may be ,ralically cured for five shillings the first day; with a numerous list of curet sworn before. the.i.ord-Mayor and other Magistrates, etc.. Unites. the Royal Caveat. ''11111?, CHANGE or CLIMATE frexpiently oc i cabiou4 tur Ilunnio Hair to fall o:t", and become. Grey.. ROWLAND'S NI.kCASSAR OIL, rirCrelik these changes, and i - activates all dit•eases of the l-littr, and produces a most luxuriant growth on the most bald places; also Whiskers, Eyebrows, Ac. and adds a {pleasant Perfume.—Price as. ett. 11%. 6d. sine ti. Is. per bottle; will keep in any climate. Alen,.- ROWLAND's ESSENCE of •. which never fails to • lu .e immediately a perfect change in ot Heti or Ciirey Flair, Eyebrows, Whiskt , rs, Xe. to a Brown or Black, aml retains its gloss. The Dye .la.sii durable, that .it cannot be reni . ,ved by washing or.perspiratian, and is -so in riocnt, - .that Ladies 42r tientlemen may dye their-Hair. with ease and secreey—ts. 7s. 6d. and 10$. 61. Sold wholesale, retail, and fur Exportation, by• the sole Vroprieturi, A. ItOWI.AND and Sin , : Corner Of Kirby street, thAttirst turning on the:right ii4lation-garden, Hol born, Loudon. Awl, by appointment, by all Perfinuert and Medicine l'cnilers, tliroalibotit Europe. Ask for Rewlautrl'Oil, ur Diei. and see the CONSUbirrioNs OUVED. ApRoFEssroNAT, NAN, whq through au extensive practice in th e shove Disease, has been so fortunate as to niAeover n NIEJDICINE that is an IN PAW , TILE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS; by which Medicine, he hot cored many when given over by eminent Physiciant, and when in ,tbe last stage of a Consumption, apeniled with cOngli, spitting of Wand, nun redetoutout swellings of the feet, &v. Though the truth of this assert inn may. 6 0 doubt ed, the Advertiser is happy to say, that he has it in, his pewee to refer thane he has cured, and when given over by smut; of the lira Professional Men ; he therefore now pub linty offers kV) those whoave labouring under this afflicting Disease. . • Letters (post-paid) addressed for A, B. 2, Cumberiaiii istitet, 'Newrrigui, airy-le-hone, . Loudon, will hare imme diate attention; and where attendance is given mil day ;Stindayseiteepted;, friiiis ten to tst , eive itt tfre turerioon. THE HARVEST, &c. We .have received within these few days, from our frieutis and correspondents in different parts of the kingdom, a eun4derable Variety of infor mation respecting the progress of the hsivest and the coedit kin of . the corn,: all of ` which. we tart rely on being perfectly authentic and impartial. From this mass of intelligence we are happy to state, in spite of all the factious assurances at the Meeting at Guildhall of a bad.harrest, there is every prospect urn very tine one. In Surrey, Kent, and Sussex, the earn is almost ;pet ceptibly turning 'every day, and in many pa rishes'bil the poor are engageti-to - begin rutting it At Godalming they began leaping on the 271,11 and the process is now general throngh the coun ty. Our correspondent' in that nelglitOtirr,ood obierves," As the farmers cannot how get money froth the country _bankers,. the specitlaturs! Als. - rk-laire will nut be ttbie to keep the immense, Ititantitics out which Will . pouring into the market. If the times are .disteesSing, it is 'infa-; wasio make . then; 111010 *6 by' false prognostica 'ions, only dreamt of by tbose who their . een fir nia! ton." %Ire are happy to find that the extrttorilinary heavy rains of SlstlitrilaYt and Sunday last have'not done any iojnty to,kbp -corn, nor is the fariner at all alarmed by thehi. All he wants 'the conti ot tine weather ; and the harvest will he abundant, as is theganle in all the. different coon " ties. The crops of oats will also he...firiet t Antl-the i ' , r..only article which has in general still:eyed is hay,,,l At tht worst there will be hut is tAitPd'l it'inisi in the corn-eniv; while all-theAltsi and i !ta y..y., and in grcitt,pkiity on t the gtokinit, it may. he for the inteiestof s(nne per- , .ont to 'have' llelieved that 'the rains have injured the crop ;'''bite the shosrld alvvays ask this question---;' Act: 'you at grower or a consnuteri" We ex., perienee distress, it is tray, ki,ut ,Lhe. hove of gain ilinie has considerably increitied.ii; . iS 'well as IsViint of trade. It cannot be expected thitt people Twill butigve, that when !•she • variOusri'strtieles tifona f tvafiictore havt the , goods I . wilen made trp should pouttnue the old ptgeee' i 'li,iarice is justly said to 'be both knave anOttnnii for while'srich articles kre4ept up in p4cfli. p . ctkpip wi11.44410 more than : whdt they ttann9t avoid ; consequently, in the Inset run, tirade will cheat itself, and introduce an ecniitniir isrblektniiitates againstit. 'Are clothei or shoes ic4capA,than they wore? NO; it i onlyAtmai and Ifratlter that have fOlan icc the, tAtide-no iartfete'reth.sins still the soars:, though whith it is'coinkied is reduced iri rent. .: coAL braliKET, St.r . Atmsf 4 U 1 Ships nt Mprret. sbip s som., pi ke. 1 NeW O4 l O •• • . .... 1 ...:.....49t. Cill.eo r•-th A 1414 Is t ii it ier and .....1.........'.43t. Od. to .-4, Od. 1 ' Stints 00 4 1 1 .. ...A.' Sabi: to '...a1: A ' 1 1 Ciltderil 1 .... a . 234. OIL t 4, ....Ss Ckii 1 I.- I - Co y n ff.'s,. ~,,,I .ei ft fire/So 0 Tib 3, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. LIPENSINO PUBLIC-HOUSES. now-STita6r.—Yest6rday a Petty Sessions «•a, held by Sir N. CO ANT, Mr. litarns, and other Magistrates, to renew the licenses to the public houses in.the parishes of St. Paul,. Covent-gar dew, St. Clement Danes, and St. Mary-le-Strand. The public-houses in the district of St. Martiliq le-Grand used to be licensed at these Sessions,' but in the Act of Parliament passed for erecting R new Post-office, this power of the Middlesex and Westminster Magistrates is taken flway - , and the whole- s .now within the regulation of the City of Landon. The licenses of several houses, particularly gin-shops, were yesterday'suspended for ' improper manageinent. stisptlision will continue till the adjournment day, when it will be finally determined whether they will : be renewed or not. A DASIiING : SWINDLER. Richard Foulke, a young Mail of a respectable appearance,' calling himself Cvtain Fou/kes, was charged, at the above °dice, wii h being _a common cheat, and with various traudu l cnt acts. About a Aveek since the prisoner was lodging at Richard son's [lntel, under the PiliZZil; in Covent-garden, when he ingnired if there were any pine apples in Covent-garden Market, and on being informed tliere were, be said lie would go . and pnrchase One; but some suipicions being entertained a 2ainit him, he was watched,. which he discovered, or, it. is supposed, he then intended to decamp. On his return to the hotel ) Mr. Richardson requested payment of his,bill, when • lidacknowledged that he had no money. Application Was made at the office Idia° proceedings conld issue, as it was only a debt. .Hitinphreys, hawever,' - inte: fer ed, and left the to accompany him to a friend in West minster, to borrew the money to isay the hill; 'b'ut they had proceeded but a short distahee when he aeloiowledged that ha . had no friend in Westminster. but would F.; .old, borrow the money of a blether [Meer in St. George's Field : How p 4ries accompanied him to a man living in the Rides of the i(itiv .4 Bench prison, dose to the Prison, who appeared in a very dis tressed state, who admitted having a slight knowledire of the prisoner, bet he had no money to spare, and if he had he should not let'the prisoner have it. They then priteextlud to Mr ttrillinm Dowding's, a 'ante merchant, at Wapping Wall, who acknowledged knowing, father and friends, whO reside at Weymouth, and are very respectable, and expresv. cd surprise at the prisoner coming to borrow oloney'Of saying he . ought to go to those he had bean driving about with m currinles,' gigs, and' dralset, afal with tiles; he had been living in luxury with, and be declined advaneingtiat env money till Humphreys said he shunldTlebp him in custudy till it was procured. it was not loaf before he was in,custody again. A short time since he weht into the shop of Mr.kag le;ts, a pastry-cook and confectioner itiPi&athilY, where ht ate pastry to the amonnt of one shilling and twopence, and Om said he had come out without any motley, and desiredtKaf bey might be sent to Reddish's Hotel, where he said befWiti lodging; but Mr. Rayless said it seas of no conscattence,-111 could-call and .pay when he came that way ;;but he presse. that a boy might be sent. A few days alter hen rot into Mr. Pagless's shop. said he had &auk too touch wine the tiarbif mote, and dranl. some ginger beer, ululate burns and a quan tity of pastry', 'and left the shop Without paying. On Thttrs day he went there again, and was, eating pastry very freidyi when Mr. RaLtiess, sospectiag him to he an impostor, seized him by the; Collar, and Milted hini how he (116.cd to taksi his f perty without }fay* fin it ? 'when' he confessed; he had no motley. • . Thomas I..imbrielc, belonging to the .office, was sent.. for, and he Was given into his Custody, who accompanied him to teveral!places; but be cuttld rai , e the m o ney. He ,was brought to the odice, and yesterday it was literally mowded with persons exhibit* charges agaiost Mr. Curzaus, of Southampton-street, stated that the pri- . loner had obtained property of 'hint to the 'amount of 40.4 and a tailor, through the recommendation of Mr. had trusted the prisoner with clothes to a large ailmnt', M e r'. Cuesttnkatiliat time considering hint to hca respeetaldc man, Catherine Kirwan nruveil the prisoner had been living at the'Britisbeiittee4tonse thry.t Lane& hica out, and whoa his bill amounted in Qs. . Hubert Agnew stated, that the prisoner had ;lined twice at Sitcpben's,, itt llond-.street, where he had ellielietis, fish, Ikc. drank Madeira with his diunur and Port afte'r ; lils bill amounted to , 31. lets, Mr. David Peek, of ;Mount-street, Grosvenot-srpuire,‘tateri that the prisoner 'Med a horse and gig for a fotinight of hiitt • Fur which he was to pay six, guineas, hut hailmat p a id any thing; On his getting his chaise back he diSciivered tne drat , Ang . z..oox, was inksing, which wa,,wortli 'pritainer; explanatidn to Mr'. I)e'ettfor 111filfrniiii:. ing, stated, that when e imi,the-thaise nut une of the shafts gave, selsy, aid lie went to the nearest coach-makers to get it moaded, which Wat:Mr. Holmes in Lonotere, when he tmt having any money to pay for the rnending,'they refused to let, the chaise go till their charge was paid, but at length'agreed to detain the dtiriog•box. l'isellagistrates etihsid'etiag this a conversion of the ko p.erty,entrosted ,to hint, to his• own use, cotivieti a hint it% ihtuble the militant of the value of the hos, which NV 0.. TWA, penalttof.ll. which be nut heiug repo; to pay. bit, . was connuitted for three months, and in ease of the Moonlit twc heing paid, tsts he,whipped. The aceotrat he ire of blin,elf to the Magistrates was, that' he had heel, beith-jti the ai thy and navy, that ht was last , ' ll Abe arlsY anti was a cadet in the 7th battalion of the Guth,lt egisnent, ntid 'Mid lately 'arrived 'from Nova Scotia. 1 10 40 , 4 bt*ndgfrandiptAeveral Whet - hotel and'eutfee-bousc hes:pert, by lodging in tht;ir Houses, havin g - g spdrtsire dinners, viithout:heing,possetsesi of moneh to itay, nr.any sisihk means of doing so; and ite having re; , ftintself to several of the , partiesoseaptaiuFuulkel tt way, thote•ht right to orderhinitu find hail on these charges. TUE FAIR. MANSION-Horst.-I% ., ;terday 'Several More delinghentir; chivtlY sll3l4,ljaitior order, ikery hypught,hafore l.ord Ma)or, chaTged with what is tt.treiteil among the police, " tit temptingiL atherMisti 6 .4.111 poaets ti previous day and n*ht,.4t this uproariatta..c icott=a I. Two ~r thrsr etiaraereri were etitqiiitAy 4 Whiti, ottiver,'.in the' fact 01. stealit from a. Mr. Cylpoys thtilltbox. their persons` lia 'foutal k fiCiUIW articles of propptty, the avittout I rititto,t.ti kltitellt l "l. fully cutuatitAed fur trial.' OitS}tlP-STit t YetterAiy Ntr, 4 lohn Powell, laruw,in EsseN, tame to Ole, utile& to give I nforniation of his being robbed Of onl. on Thu rs , .' day evening, in a .very inriterinu4 torinneV. *aid he oatuat to town to receive the money, which lie cleposited in a pocket book-in bi4coht , „,brtaftt.;pociitt. 114 :Veit% to Ilartholotiktv Fair, ati4 pa.kd a shilling to sec a stiuw, Here Ito Watt nteN, nya veiehible lootting nWore' ian, who pdwilered,wig,,who,. walked with blin ,thrpugh the Vtili; and into whero they went.."into Ohne-house,' -ate& lifitf Lrinady mitt wow. 2tlr. P. riOltd out his positet'book,tvs:chuo t ie 4 taut:,.' and finding all was sate, he returned it again to theSttilit: pi3co. Soon titter hist .tiew acquaintelnle , reinained to sitiobera ripe Whey again it his rocket s , was gotoi:— The Assizes at Chester commenced on Thurso. 'day, before Sir NVIi.LtAlt GABlttiiy and the Hon. Ati taut: .' There ere no less then 46 or! initials. The crimes of notzy of these ere very heinout,'eompriiing robbtites; borgiaries, saes' iega,-sheep=stedittrt,4c.