The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-29 00:00:00

IREL . A4VI). DtrOLlNitiAti. 22. Tilt Marquis of 'WormTwo is aminted Governor and Custos Rotalotion of, the County of Waterford, in the room of tit.. late Marquis. Sunday, two Danish vessels from Bourdeaux, laden with wine and brandy, arrived here : shortly after they emend the river the 'mark of arrest, namely, the broad arrow, was put on their main.nlasts. Monday night, one of the abore vessels, hay. ing an Officer on board, cut her cables, and with. put any alarm being given, int,eceded to sea, taking with her the °them By a letter from Liverpool, we learn that 46 littlish and Swedish vetsels were on Friday laSt Stized in that port. . Tuesday night, anotherof thsembargoed shiPS made her escape from between the walls ; as she gassed the watch-house, being hailed from shore, t was answered from On board, that she was the' Ilibernia, Capt. Lewil, bound to Liverpool ; the N'essel being like the Pane, hark-riggea, much facilitated the deception. Monday about two o'clock', one of the leaders or the gang that has so loOg infested the County of Wicklow, was brought into the Lower Castle yard under an escort of Six Yeomen Cavalry: He was lodged hi the Provost PrisOri, after being previously inspeOed by Major Sr RamstitiAnt,E OcctritteEk;, :. ct--Several rob beries were lately committed in the . neighbour hood of Barris, by two strangers, who assumed the names of two outlawed kebels, supposed to have been absent froM thitt part of the country; and on" rueSday night the tbllowing extraordi nary affair happened :—The two robbers planned the Attack a country-man house ; the p 1 :11i was discove'red by ,the two' itebeii—they lay in Wait for the Robbers, and ,tdi them both to death. They then'crried the dead - bildieSlo the farmer, and extorted a promise from him that he Would convey the bodies' to llorris next morning.--On Wednesday' they . 'were brought frotw Bor!is to - Kilkenny, to be reco4riited. Orie of them proves to be a prisoner who broke ant of the County Qaol last September ; and on the other was found ut of a wateirlately , stolen froni the house of iz Ittdrneartraigue, ' R JCR" 0 STOCxs, EkOA - Y. Oank Stock tiz Navy S pet Ci:nt. 1113194 5 per Cent. '797 9ok st Irish s par Corot. N 7 $ 4 per Cent: Con. shut 31tei Cent. lied. v.* g 3 perCent.Can, s6* (00 74 Ditto Scrip Dunk Long Attn. 167 1 Ditto Short Atto..s 3-fli4 Ditto Scrip India Stook ditto Minds \dietrier i 114 , ..:w ditto I.nttt'rt'riciteti thmotint v vr cco. 5547 )itlo ;Aug;. to 11-16 lank for Attlniftt trdits forititto Cori;. for t ttf. Oil 704 copy ora Letter from It , DRYlioltN, Esq. OBE • r To T. TA Y1,0,1t, .Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge.street, Black friars. • Glasgow, 'May 27, Inst. liA VS 'G frequebtly heard of remarkable Cures your ',takes Patent I'illa hive ellecled,. I was .induced tonitily for them of a \ender In this town, and 1 have now the pleasure of informing you, that from a state almost inereitible sfheing so debilitated by a long course,of Mercury, which it td no diet:ill am 1 . 19 W become' healthy, ~Mbia, and stronger than ever, when vven in per4tt-lie:illb : anti tins great Cure has been elL,:t l by yotir invaluable Meciieinein the spacC•of about nifty N . I think I cannot nut .in justice to you and yinir exi;clkut Reinedy;desire that you would let this 'Letter appear the Public Prints,' to ahem to society' the aiumishing efti cacy of this inestimable Medicine, l am, ,I)ear Sir, Your humble Ser vant, ROBE RT DitYli!O RN . To Mr, I'IIONIAS TAYLOR,: Surgeon, .No. .9, i..11V London. • Dump. Sjit• . :• • ,•• _ , About Mae _months since, I .was troubled with a violent eruption all over, iny,botly s large blisters an my, wck, ~reelwas sr i seerely All4lqtthat I could - gat no rc. ‘ t in the night kir rtionth; ; in , eonstatittehett orivitieh I , went tinder ,tong routine of tl edtcite, whittl) had not the most t 64414 ciket ; in the lileair time ' svlainfOrmed hy'n friend titag, :your stiled " Leake's .I)ittent Pills," might (16 ni4 some good, therefore tried bite box,' when, to,invgreuir atnazeinent, the, large blisters sectned tta tle‘reasei raged by so unas.kciell aii event, I • resolved to try more; 3std had Takeo holy flute binge;, before the seate4.en"rnyi body tc.clally illiappeared, and• I am tiosv • perfect! y avec! I wish you to Make my case known„that the.Publie at' largei may .be htlitifited by your Pills, ' The reason of lu;,1 not ina;:ing niv c-ise renown you sooner, Was, I wished, to try tl en". on a friend, *hos :with myself, live to rejoice the 'day on which we had recourse to your justly laiii,nts Patent Pills. I aril, - .. Your melt obedient Servant, and well-wisher, liyidge.street, thisto'L [MIN tIARKIJ.AM. P. S. Pray Make my Case as public as The tibove Medicine is rarnestly - reentintiencled to' all persons that ai* in any doubt of their being enti telt- tree of every Venereal Atli:Chun, - particularly to those about altering . their cendition in lite, as it will ceTt4inly enidiCate every taint ot that :blurt, of however long standing, or howeOcr diszttiiitAl t intet theappc!arance of other Disorders t may be—for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Comptainti, it is also recointnendecl'b be taken; eiipecial. ty in the Spring, Summer, and .Pall. Perpated and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAvLo lt, Nlember of the Corporation of Surgeons, Lon don, at - his !louse, No, 9, New I3ri4e-street ; where' he will give advice, without Fez., to. parsons taking these Pills, sod will answer Patkilti Letter , ' if puia-Imid, ott the satire terms, observing in all Case 4 the must inviolable secrecy, no Person's name or vase having been mentioned,, but at their own partieula r, request, by thrjtoprietor, dins lag the course ot more than thirty-O%T years, that lie has had the loinclueling of an ritensive sale of the abtive and the practice atiting therefrom. They are also sold, be his A ppointioent, at the Perfum plo, 3S, St. Ailmitt!s,strect, Pail Mall ; Mr. Robert- son's Toyshop, No. to 3, OottOrd-street ; Mr. Steel's, ItOokseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-Hill a , ;( 1 by one Person in every comidelabie Town in . Eaglionl, in Bqxrs of only U. cd, sealed up, with lull and plain Dir,.&-ai ohs. N H. Every Boat sold in-Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which by favour of the Conitnissienets i$ in the Stamp.olliet t " Taylor, tsto. 9, Ncw Bridk...irrect," to imitate which felony, atict - ttir others are counterti4t. `;Ai.ruArtY 14. Yesterday being the first sitting clay of Hilary Term, the Right kit*. Lord Npstit g ysty look his seat as Chief jusace on the .."'otiiitiin - Pleas Bench ; and the Hon. jtaii(M.Fo.4 . aikOni,ine Judge of the 'AMC Court. In the Court of ,Icing's Bench, Sir Na *itle ViN•FT4y Es, kilt. was brought up by Habeas Corpus, when errnrs in fa& and in law in the proceedings ofoutlawry against him, were assign, *d by his Counsel. The ArroattlY Getaleir., on the part el the Crown, confessed the error in fail, (viz. that the Prisoner was out of the }Ong. tioin when the outlawry passed) and the proceed. ings outlawry were, atCcorairGly reverted. Sir ilsrear D. Molts was then arraigned upon an indictment for the forcible abduetion orNlAstrY PIKE, spinster, to which he pleaded Not Guilty. The Counsel for the prosecution niebtioned, that it was'-intendeel to move that the prisoner should be tried at the Bar of' this Court, in Easter Term- next; but the necessary Affidavits not having arrived from the County of Cork, the 'prisoner was remanded. cOtlt, JAN. 22. • A►ll the Vessels now in harbour belonging to Denmark and Sweden, have been detained by an 'ordei from Lord Gardner. As two men of the name of Ryan were convey ing to glonmel gaol, for eow.stealing, on Monday lot, by a 'Party, of the Nottingham Fencibles, they endeavoured to make their et,eape by free ing their hands - ~ . nd taking to their heels ; upon which the guards, who could not otherwise have overtaken therri, fired their pieces, when one of the priLohers was killed, and the other wounded. An affair of honour took place a few days ago,' at Enniscorthy, between John Is arn Esq. n much esteemed comm;knder of a Yeomanry Corr, in the County of 'Wexford, and John Col. clotigh. Esq. of publin, one of the Attortge, in di met. Gentleman was unfortunately shot in the tir4t .fire. FRENcit Ttit ATIOCAIA.--A new , Pkee was brought out lately at the liteatre de remderuille,' called Yrs rind No. the subjed is as follows :-- An old man is Guarciian to two girls with the youngeAt of whom, Vakawi, lie is in love, and of whom he ins extremely jealoui. A regiment is quartered in the vlllaLcc, and the jealous Guardian obtained a prinni , ,e from Caroline that'she would 'Ad:, no' to'ettery question that should he put to her, A yoUng „ offieer, hamed Felix, is in love with Carotbre, and is introduced to her ; hot he rapt extrad no other answer hut the word—No. Felix is at first surprized ; hut perceiving the trick, he puts his ctuestions in such u matiner that IV* has the tired of an , affirmative. The Colonel of the regiment happdning to dine with the Guardian, mentions that an officer of ,his; named Mix, was in love with a young lady in the vii. ingt. 'ate Guardian, from acme Cati Set SUppOSCS this to be Estelle, the elder sister, and wishing to set her married, gives his consent to the union of Felix with thelady with whom he is in love. Felix then professes his attachment to Caroline, and the Guartrxan is obliged to give his con ,to their marriage. The Ticury, Cray, from D4nt24 to London, and theltuhert 4tici !Margaret, from IWeinel to London, were captured in December - by the Ma. tango French Privatetr, of i 4. 102116. Tilt: for-, met is carried iiito Strotager, WAITIIMAN ON TIM WAIL—CHEAr tDITION, This Day was publish ..J., the FifilrEdition, price . ts. VAR proved ter- be the REAL CAUSE of Fit ESE NT $ CA. RCI T . anti . bl'ilitchor. molts High Price of eydry Aricie of Consuttivipt ; with the only RADICAL:RE:Ur:DI ES. • By RORER WA.ITLIMAN, Commod.Cottnilinan of the Citv of London. Whilathus the land, adOrnicl for plea'.;Ore all, I cclaarteh 4phmtlotir feebly. ti. sits tti ; While scoorgs t liv fatnine, Iwo: 11:4 l'lre-fflodruful Peasant fonts hi.; humble band ; And witild he sinks,', , ,eithout one virtu to ,sav,..;, The. Country bluOlui,--a garden a:id a grave Gorusm.yrn. Printed, for J. S. ,JOrdan, - !Nu. sob, Fleet. 7 street . . Of r..!iorn may b:;.had, pr;ce 2.5. 61 The PAttk of M4rengo, or the Cloolialgn of It4iv, by the!-tt:iui ttes.7rvs: under the•Corrtillaott - of Atte 4ltie I:totxtpate. Tranikated front the Franch. • • NAT AM'S A SI t tiA'FION as LADY's V V A1.A.11), in a genteel 1:41t)ily, a vont% -Person of ;.11t1 SAII b. Weil eccouimeoded. • ti.) A. Vo. 36, Siivet street, Goltlen,,,par,:, will be duly attended to. • • • GOWER-STREET, lILIFOIO)_sQuARE. TO 13E LEerr, coni; , letely FURNISI 7 I.EI.), A N exceeding Good HOUSE, fit , for the int» mediate reception of a Genteel with Coach house, Three:stall Stable and. Loft, and Lodging-room over, adjoining the Garden. Tu he viewed, between Twelve and llirce o'Clock, by Tickets, which may be had of Mr. itaine,. in Charititto- street, Bloomsbury. W ORTH Tl E • PART I C ' LAR ATTENTION OF ,PERSONS CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. TO BE SUM) BY PUBLIC AUCTION, B ELL's BRITISH - LIBRARY, in Separato . Lots, adaptcatts the CouvenOce and easy Purchaile of Persons keeping .Circulating Libraries,, as well s ,fpr' the Accommodation of Persons desirous of Making a cholco Colicelion of Books in .the•varinus, Classtis'', of useful Literature. Collet'Alou ccßlPkint.tile ecou ir t`' 0 rigiiial.Circulatin - 4 Library, lir'z,t established in London by Mr: Wright, near Seventy Years ago, which hai been continued to the preacitt time,' slid enlargcd by the various Valuable Works which have, been publislicd within. 0 41 intern icillate time. • The Collettion contains -near Ten 'llietisarul.Volume. of scarra: Novels awl Romances, and A proportionable Number of rare anti valnable .Works tit thq follown4 Clasies, viz. History, and And4ulticsoVoyagesancl Tra velali.Peetry and Plays., Physic .and Sumery,-Matitenia. Philosophy, anti Natural, History; Painting, Engravin6, Music;.Heraidry, Arts and Sciences, Divi -nity, and Miscellaneous 'rracts on Political arid the most va:ied Subjetts. Many Thousand Articles of which can. nut be obtained at ai ly Price through any, other medium, 3$ they are mostly out of Print and n3l, easily tg, be met with. The-Sole contmenceS on the Ptenvses, No,. go, Strand, on Wiednoilay the 4t It instant ; the Sccond Day-en day,. precisely at TsNetve o'Cieek, , anti it will continyo every Wednesday and Thursday Afterwards until the whoht shall he sold. Each Day's Sale will also contain an As sortment of modem Books in various E , intlings, Catalogue.; of the General Collection bay be liad at the Library, r on, Shi Ilink cach ; and Catalogues of rach Day's Sale will be delivered gratis out 54turtiAly next, and aftcrwards, t Days previousqn each Sale. The Books may be viewed. A great and Providential Discovery I • • ttILDS,.COVGIIS, DECLINES, ASTIIMA,' DOCTOR . RYMF,It's PECTORAL FEBRI. FUG • E 'MEDICINE. • CASE I. A youngman, servant to Mr. Parish, silk.mercer, Loa. gatez•hill, to a'decline, tvho hael bveri tinder the . Oro of the Faculty in 'London, was sent 'to Reigite, tv be under my care, by : INIr. Rowley, late of the London Cotrce-lte4V- Tlfis young man was put - und2t a cour3e.of the Peet9ral. Medicine,' tbr about two nuim Its, 'when tie had received so much beildit therefrom that he returned to town tohitt business. - • CASE 11. • Mr. RYM ER, fitirgeon, Gerrard-street. It Lanit.th, Jan. 1.1, 1800. " Three. persons in any, having had .colds an' cOUSIti, lila, the Liaw.l retlll'irce!A w}tboltt "DreiditA the consequences of pto t tatled, colds; and hailtitittil, former octaiions, repeated proofs of yOur medical skill and experience, I sent for a bottle or >our Pedorat Medi cine, and gave each of then& a doe of it every night ut bed-time, according to the printed directions, with daily amendment,' and ‘in about .iburteen days they were ail pretty well. I am, Sir, your most humble Servant, ". It TAYLOR."' CASE (11. J. Crane, Esq. near Cudleigh, Devon, who. on the least cold is much afflicted with 4 cough, and to trOtiblC44 with phlegm that it is with -difficulty he can breathe, write.; tOhlr. Rymer as follows, via. '' Sir, " I have found much relief :from your Peetoral Me. divine, and believe It to be an eixellent remedy Cur cotp and Coughs, as well as' foe asthma. I am, Sir, yu9r Moat obedient humbie.Servant, '" Feb. 18, igoo. " J. CRANE.," From - Ale. Scarrunell, Surgeon, fivhb attendial the above Genticniati, ur Air: RY•M ER. 's sir, • , • " I h:tve regularly visited Czptain'Crape ; he has con tinued-the use of the Tectool,Medietue- according tti your (liitajori ! 4pAi t .l am happy to add, : with troutletfcci ‘no (1 ) slmcva 11 " YS n ry.gctitly:ri:l4vcd, and the stiiebtre atmost eutirety.rentoved front the puirnonary system..- • an, Sir, your obetticntinunbie Servant, 4 , R. T...SCAMMEI.I.."- cAst Yv. I.ONIA),N s Printed by Iii,,CIIANAN N, (id 134w..5,treet, Co. ten t,Gatilen); and Published , by lotIN (or Craven.lsuit.titto,s, A t the ScrN O VIC', No, ill, Straird ; - Wt - tett — Orden: for the Papr, Latin fur th U'IQV, (toit.patV), triut i atilArcbcti, , . George Holdsworth, Carpenter, aged tweet' -two, at No. 122, Tottenham-court-nmd, declares thnt he %vas zitilie.ted With a violent cell, liQatscness, and'uontilt, wards of t%vtiniontlnt, , xvhich becanic at last alarmi n g' a nd clangcrcw by spitting of blood. 11c Ilten putchawd,aitntrtli hoot, of It. B.yrna's Niedit.inc, The tirst , dow., tv.o tank ' d tnixcd :4 Cll wa pOf ter, which Ite took at .bed"4titne, sudenly - relieved hint,' and abated 411 Ow synivtoms. lie sunk the rest uf the bottle-in rfha 71}t . : Way. WITICII PCreeCti/ cured ;fl. • In the Mefilis hint. ha's the most desirable cf., ietts. ,CASE In the month nt NfaY, ar.,4 two) of my awn c hild ren , viz: johnt ':iged 4 years, and Alexander, aged seized V,itll.lllc nicadcs : I )taxe them front one tw ee. tea spounfuls &it lb,. Pcetoial 'mixed in a e‘er; fittir hoots in the first stage; every six hours in the rnidttlit 2iitt lastki only at bed-time. The fuyer, cough, stteaess"uf tile throat, and finhanirnation. of in e eyes , sown abated ;'and ni oticrti t aen (I.ty:i they ,ILi rio ornplainti: tritey tarok "no othcr throughout the ttillole COUrSe a3t t its.t sorde r, , _ Canard-street, Sept. s, Alica. JAMES Weld E R. E xtraa of al4 tior front vruinent Praaltivber, ill% Sir, Your.Peaoral Febrifuge Medicine rrt4y La lastly con. w en d ; moos the plot Important of the ntuiical disco veries. The following : instances of itz. a;tik.4cy deserve publicity 4 :yotuig Getitlerut;tt in his 224 year, wan 1p the last state of a decline, rwca , iiotnal by a cold, • .1.1v5.,Ty nwalati teorin vain ; and Fox Clove and the r i ..ihpgabie Aira, were elm use. In this conjtineture t lied recent - to to your ;Ntedicint., and g,ave it in alum. trorn three tva spotn, MIS 4) tiile (It'SCrt ..1.(Q!:111 ', 11 LV:•i y hotir• - :•„ for ;ibt?ut thrve wveki ; and I ant happy lo iicipai)t you that Iny. patient is apparently i)ut of Lt no , t. . ,„ , " I copttnueprewilains succeslipliy ; and s,T,ne, of sereplitilon3 il,ol;tti, :.;4 IV( ovofin)g tars. I thilik it material to add, that, its th • c peeleration, tever, i wa r a pa fiushinga, , &c. ;ibatol, I xi Ittc cI the doses, in soia Pca 044 te4 $144111441 &...r ;;ix " London, Kpv. 1, 66 .6/1 Sold in tititfles . at gd. (a ;it N. 36, Gerrard-street, Sofia ; where etr: Xyli“ . r may be eon- Alos4;rs• staz,n, ch urc h. yar d, are ajaptiinted lioicsal4. t :•14 :ultra 'wet a r S (20.1i:Act•rTilif*IIVIAK, the bead, jff~ln ti 11, atift 'ter>, 1P CC. also 1‘1:,. 3, ‘Vii e< !,did tile Veridai or thir ;111 a it tti.lybil 0a,t;.1001 1i . LVD CIS rßzo US' POOR. • Tx E Gentlemen who coinpose the Committee at Lloyd's `Colle-hott'se, of S'Uhscribers for the 'Relief of, the Industrious Poor of the Metro, polis, have published a Report, which will be considered, both in a politicA and in a benevolent point of view, as of the highest importance.-- Their application for farther subscriptions h is accompanied with such an account of their,pist as,entities tliem to tilt.: gratitude of ri,cir Countrymen, 'for the exertions they have male in their service. It appcm that the Committee have received 'by the two Subscriptions made since March last, the sum of to, 10,1, 195. This arose from twenty. • three Coorrileitions made by Commercial end Corporate bodies, anti from the. Subscriptions of about 5.4 a Jpipe#ll)le individeals; 01 this sum they hate expended 91+21. es., 6.1. in the fol lowing proportions : relief given in money, . pool. los. 3d. ; in .Potatoes /071. .8s• Sde.; to Herrings 2141. 6s. tod. The .money so given has been applied ireaid of the Parochial Contri butiems to Soup Shops ;*and the benefits resulting from the establishment of these, ,are stated at length by the Committee. No less than 14.8,000 persons have been relieved by them,and the nom. her of meals furnished amounts to no less than .417 80 . 6 0:4.. 'l2lle.Ceesmittee reply most satis. tattorily to sops,: unfounded objections. that have been made to them. It would exceed goer limits were we to - allot to .this. Report as much space as our inclination would lead es to .d. ; but we cannot omit observing that the Committee hue, with a very laudable. contempt of the cold and unfeeling,:norality which denies relief to those whom : Poverty. haS driven to .improvidenoe, exteeded their bee.:volence to : alit', class, of the Poor: The follOWing Extrad from titeir.,Report is highly creditable, to their feelings, and to . their good sense • If further incitements are wanting, let it be recolle&ed that the Pressure has continued for a lengthaf time, almost unexampled in our His tory. That 'during a period ofmore than fifteen months since, every article of the first necessity has been nearly double the price which-(vas paid by the Poor for their food, when .they could scarcely make the two ends meet, it may fairly be inferred that in the progress of so severe a struggle, much of their , fereaure, apparel, bed_ ding and eeerkiee tool:, are locked up in the Pawnbrokers' shops, at one.third or perhaps to them not a quarter.or one.fifth part of its value. With an approaching inclement season, without • the means of obtaining a sufficiency oflood,eand wick no possible hope of-being able to redeem the apparel and blankets which are to shelter them from the cold, or the working tools by which they arc to render their labour in any ' degree prodpetive, would knot be desirable that while a Fund is raising to assist the dime rid establishments in dispensing fpod, an addition might be made for restoring to the Industrious, these articles of furniture and implements of trade which are necessary for their health and'support,l which nothing but ebiolute want could .have compelled them to pawn. Little indeed is done by our assistance in feeding, if the.-Applicaus. is naked and unsheltered from the inclemeoey. of the weather. Comparatively speaking, a very ' small stun will diffuse the most extensive relief when appalled under cautious circumstancee to the redemption of pawns, since a few shillings judi. piously applied, fieluently reStore to a famished and starving:family, the major part of,. their ,habilimeote andcoMforts ; nor ought it to be argued as a ground of objedion that such a benevolent attempt will only furnish another op. oortuoity to raise money at:the Pawnbrokers' shops. A few possible anuses of., this nature ought not toobstred.a meonre.ofgeneine Hume. pity, sandioned and called for by the pressure of the times, which have dopbtless compelled thou.. , 'sands to resort to ohe paini l alternative of ap— plying t0.1 1 ) . , * . Shop of the rawebroker, who had 1 . 101 ; tr before Occasion to i'mdzie use of such an ex. o t idient,' i.ven' if renewed. distreii - sleauld oceasioriallY compel helpless families to obtain Money.egaio on the .hame articles, to fill up the chasm of a day,. when Mello Mt l o , llol and children pay (as often hat eees in this Metropolis), be without fOod, and Without any. other means of obtaioirg it, the charity thus affeeded operates in a iiita..fold degree to their relief; duce without this resoarce they must probably have starved. -=— Let ii be iicolleded that a virtuous end' iodustrious family, nothing but an aiternu rtive of the "i,90 pressing, nature can force from 'them 'articles almost as necessary as food , and it is these only to which the atieniion of the Coln. sedate would' be direited its applying auy parr of the Funds placed under their care to this purpose ; nor is it proposed even to attempt it, unless under circumstances whereihe system established shall thein, in . a great degree from -imposition,' while the assistance afforded will-be confined to the most worthy (Aileen. - • 4( In the administration therefore of the funds which may be' placed under tin. Committ ee .chosen by time general meeting of Subsctibers, it is not proposes that it should be confirmed tD 'the assistance of tin Sotip Establishments alone ; but that a part should ileappropriated to the purchase , of Rice, Potatoes, Herrings, and other cheap food ; - and esti (if found pratlicable), to allot certain sum for redeemiogibeitrel, Bid(44 and WOrt ing Tools, of distressed industrious families." - , .5 I,P Astrs. PooLt, lAN., 17. z Arrived—the A,ftie, Williams, from - Portsmoutl, I' ha: W !Luker ; Amity, Church, and Brothers,. Whit tie, from London; Pula: or Yor,k, Cok.,-an, from Bristol ; Breeze, Gofton, froth Stltiticrlaod ; Bee, Bishop, from Oporto • and Harriet, Sabbio, from Nev.lntincilanil. Sailed—the Marv, libuer; for, Liverpool ; Ann Mar tlatchard,. ncic,tvour, Soper, and. I>wanage, 11.1,;;- siter, .for Portsmbilth. GRA V LSEND, . Sailed—the Succos. , , ---, for Atnst;:sci.trn, and Augus tus Cxsar; Kifok, for jilinalca. DIED. Yeaerday mornitz, Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. N,Valk.kr, Lettuce' in Philosoph, Conduit..strect. At Ne‘vfmnittlatid, ;tiler a short i 1 Mr. Peter Street, son of Thormis Streit, Ltiu. N len of Pople. • On Monday, in Gicit Gilito,:d-str,o, Major Hooke.. O Tteestia) the eleit iear. at Putney, after a`titigerins illness, • Mrs. Mary' Paautan, widow of the late Mr. De puty Packmani of Lasrinet.,Pountney-lane. do the httti hist. Henry George, aged yo, many years in the Common Connell for 13iiiitopsgate Wald. On Friday last, at his:house in Penton-vale, In the.6oth year of his age, Mr. Richard Shaw, Printer in "S aver street, Fleet-street. On the t4th inst: at his house, near Worcester, the Rev. Henry Wigley, of Penshatn, in the County of Wotcgster, aged 72. Oh the't3th' inst. Mr. David 0 liphant„one of the Tel lers of the hank of Scotland. Lately, at Dean's Hill, in tics County of G loncester, fir. Joseph Boughton, Merchant, For the RUPTURED CROOKED, .1...4ME, and DEORMED. EDY,. M.S.D. No. 43, DEAN-STREET', j • smio, , i, now able to .ofter ,to the Afflicted the best Instrumental Remedies now extant, (viz.'; his Pa tent Elastic Trusses for the Ctire: of Ruptures in the Groin and Na ; also for the falling 'down - of the Anus anti the Uterus. Those• Trusses have one; two, three, anti font - ditlitrent motioto Elasticit y', according ; to the nator of ,the'Case and .theitati, of the Complaint, cotiiieniently adapted for the Cure ,of Ruptures tp en, .Women, and Children.' . With his advice and mode of applving them, he can, f`rornhis anatomical and mechanical knowledge,- keep up the most difficult Ruptures when all others have fatted. Trusses covered, - mended, and improved. Bag Trusses to preserve m riding, and•Turnotirs. • • Likewise his' Concave Bandages for Corpulent Persons, and Navel Ruptures, the best everinvtaited. Witlt.erfry kind of instrument for the relief and cure of Children turnieet'in the Legs,Aneles, and l'eet :Aso forCUrvitities ‘:;fthe Spine, or crodkednes§ Pf.the liack-bone, or ether wise. Steel' Backs and Collars for young Ladies who groW round-shouldered or. polte fitment ; likewise an excellent L Brace ler the Shoulders.. - Dumb Bells for opening - the Chest, and exercising the 116L1?. • Laced Stockings fur Swelfed Legs and Ancles I • fake cAI yes to shape the Legs ; art t ti e ial Legs ilia. Hantis,re :eiriblirig•Nature... 13 - The Poor in all-ruptured Cases considered at Prines.-i—Advice , gratis: , • • Where may be hr.d,,price Is. 6d: • ' His little Treatise do the •anove COmplaints,cntitlea r Plain and Useful Instrtietions for. the Relief and'enrc of Ruptures, 14c.. by •:tit, NI; S. D." Sold .also, by H. 1); Symonds, No: - •To, Paternoster row; •'I Mathewa, No. rB, Strand; and RiOntrdsen, Royal •ixchange, ' • -• . • - FOR THE. GROWTH OV THE Proprietors of STIKAcIA's. ItALIA N 1 01 LS fur the Hair,' beg. leavt, , to' acquaint tlre. NO lity, qiptry, and Public. in general, that they havc:talien a House, Na. 94, in . Newman-street, near Oxforct:Streeto for. the Sale of those much admired. Oils, which haVebeeti used with so [Mich success for the e : fourteen years, tualclnolte 11.4 grow 'on bald places; also thick, 1,41 A, and prevent its falling on; which it will in ' tVrefiry.rollt hours. .M 1 Fatnilikis, betiOOIS, Venders, in. Town or Country, may be supplFui WhOICSAIe or P.-ttail It6.4bove, on the shortest notice, with good allowance to sell again And as many I,srileienti nrntlernen no t h e invortt;tika,env, ,lie present fashion of Wigs, repenting they everout oirtheir Bair, try using. tlle Oils in time, they may fEttieve It, and hinder it turning grey. • Sold also as usual. by 'Williams, Pall-Mall ; Cosultill; ifitinphry, Oxtbrd-street ; Metcalf, Holborn hill ; Mr. Sexton, No. 24, Lealenhall-start ; and 01:;.! Shop in most principal Towns in Great-Britain, at Ss. Pot, or al. 14s, a'dozen.--.-It is a private. House. • A~ ~€'~~