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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-15

BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Jos. Hainatrurib, a private in the 2(1 Life Guards, was
charged with an assault of a violent nature, un a buy of the
name of Motion, 11/01 Monday evenimc.
It appeared by the testimony of two respectable witnesses,
that the Defendant, in company with moodier soldier, were
sassing themselves by elbowing people off Ike pavement,
between Gloucester-place and Quebec-street. The buy,
Morgan, 13 rine of age, wet the same treatment, and he
called out '6 Lobster !" The Defendant ran after him, over.
took him in Quebec-street, took him by the waistband and
the collar, and daslicil him on the ground, and afterwards
kicked him in the pull,. The boy was ouch hurt, but not
daareniusly.
^ . . . .

Is; defeu;r the accused seemed to justify his brutality. by
slating, that a parcel of boys hail called him and bin friend,
■ serjeant iu the 6211 regiment, " Piccadilly Initchert." He
admitted the assault in its full extent, and said lie laid hold
of him by the tuck for Isis insolence, mad he would lose
hit life in his own defence.

Magisirale--" You might have lost your life in this in-
stance. Your regiment was formerly considered as com-
posed of civilised, temperate men ; but, from your abuse
and offences, whirls come every day to this office, you have
lust your characters altogether and become brows. A sul-
dier should feel homsellabove the insult of a boy"

—ils.-- tendon( was !wiled by two Quarter-M
e Dr ustrrs, owl
the friends of the injured buy west. sent to indict.

sitAnwri.t..
THREE WEEKS AFTER NIARRIAGE.

Sarah infers, a good-looking young woman, about sixteen
years of age, applaud to the Alagistr•ate of this °Rice for
advice hew to proceed against her husband (a black man:, fur
cruelly beating her with a thick cope. She stared that bloc
had beets married SO Lim about three weeks, and it being
totally against the consent of her patents, she absconded and
got married to him, and 1w had been ill-using. her ever *Mee.
bat morn especially on NI lay last, when, fur some trifling
cause, lir %mud a thick rope, and making it into 'several loops,
lie al her with it after kicking lbw dour, until he made
her as black as himself, and lacerated her body iti different
parts; her face bespoke that of the greatest violence. The
Magistrade granted her a warrant fur the assault
London, England, 1818-01-15

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

elli-hunt remedy for all those dins
• 1 iirilers which originate in a vitiated action of the liver
u, Isar) winos, wamely,iniliceition, loss of appetite, head.
beanbag's, fiat uleneies, spasms, costiveness, affection
Itl liver, me it may be asserted with the strictest truth,
wt 111XttN's ANTI BI LIOUS PILLS have met with more
appi oval, and particularly by the medical profession,
dins au) utluv medicine whatever. This conslitntes their
~r..mineisilarion to the notice of every imlividnol &flirted
sail the shore complaints. They unite every recommends.
Lon of mita epetation with successful effect ; soil requiring
1" 'attain! 1.1 enoliorment during their use, are in partici.-
a moat valuable sari convenient medicine for the traveller,
slather by sea or laud. lu tropical climate. particularly,
%isle the eme,,piences of redundant and vitiated bile are so
la,valroi and .Ildraling, they are 1111 invaluable and efficient
rtideetion. v are likewise peculiarly calculated to cur-
"' .h.orrlers :it mil from excesses of the table, to restore the
raw of the 11811111301, and to remove every complaint ucca-
boawil 4 niecntarity of the bowels.
weld in at 1.4 9d.--44-11s.--asid 225. by It, antler
'NJ Sims, t tir.a.vlx, No. 4, Chealtaide, corour of St. Pasol's
'‘.l.vichisril, !moduli; sad 34, Sackville.striset, Dublin:
.'". l.y the principal Hookvellers, Druggists, and Medicine
tnalces iu tVI 1111.0.1ghtlat llsoVuitivd Kingdom.
London, England, 1818-01-15

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Makamg a total of 2913 males, 44 fesaakic.

Joseph Pickett and Philip Wood were indicted
for feloniously assaulting, on the King's highway,
James Perry, and forcibly taking from his person
a silver watch, a chain, mid two seals, value 5/. on
the 6th January.
The Prosecutor stated, that he was returning
home about nine o'clock oil the Gil' January, in
his cart (he was a baker), when one of the wheels
fell off; and he rolled out of it ; as he was rising lie
received a violent blow on the head which stunned
him. The Prisoner Pickett came up and tendered
assistance, which the Prosecutor refused.
Wm. Garrett saw the Prosecutor fall down, and

one of the Prisoners take his watch from his pocket
and give it to the other Prisoner. Verdict—Gaily
of stealing front the person.
Jaines Alder, Mary Alder. and Sarah Wilson,
were indicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of
James Kent, six watches. one dozen and a half of
silver tea spoons, and other articles, value GAL and -
upwards.
James Kent stated, that lie resided in the parish
of St. Anne•s, Westminster. On the 13th De-
cember he went out, and on his return in the
evening. he discovered that the articles set forth in
the indictment had been stolen from his house.
Elizabeth Gillew stated, that the Prisoner,
Mary Alder, was brought to a watch-house and
searched, when one of the seals was found on her
person.
Sarah Dobson knew all the Prisoners, and re-
collected their bringing a desk to her lodgings,
opening it, and dividing the stolen property about
them, which produced a sum of 4/. los. for each.
IViliiess, by their desire, burned the writing desk.
The Prisoners denied the charge.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against
all the Prisoners.

Joseph Thomson was indicted for stealing, on the
6th of January, one cloth pelisse, from James Ap-
pleby, privately in his shop.
The charge was proved iu evidence, and the Pri-
soner found Guilty.
Anne Jones was indicted for stealing in the dwell-
ing•house of John Wilson Croker, Esq. at the
Admiralty, a pair of sheets and a coat.
Two of Mr. Croker's servants proved having
found the Prisoner in the ball of the house, with
the articles concealed under her arm.

The Prisoner' in her defence, pleaded extreme
distress—and her appearance corroborated this state-
ment of her poverty.
Verditt—Guiby.

Charles Lane was indicted for burglariously
breaking and entering the dwelling-house of J.
Mitchell, Esq. on the 9th of January, in Lambeth
Mews, and *waling therein a coat, the property of
J. Harding.
It appeared in evidence, that the coat was taken
from a room over a stable contiguous to Mr.
Mitchell's house, and the Prisoner and another
man were seen coining out of the stable early in
the night of the 9th of January. The former was
immediately secured—the other mass escaped.
The Privotier said he was at a different part of
the town on the night in question.
Verdict—Guilty I f stealing, but nos of the bur-
glary.
The other business of the day was quite uninte-
resting.
London, England, 1818-12-01

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Y•►terday the Middlesex Sessions commenced at
the Sessions House, Clerkenwell, before T. Coma',
E•q. the Chairman, tool a full Bench of Magistrates.
After the Growl Jury were sworn the CHAIR-
MAN addressed them, unil said that the business for
the µresent Sessions was so entirely in the usual
court'', sod so devoid of any striking peculiarity in
the catalogue of crime, that it was only for him to
recomtneatel their attention, in the first instance, to
the cases of felony. for the purpose of facilitating
the arrangement of business at the Old Bailey.
London, England, 1818-12-01

SALE OP BONAPARTE'S HORSES.

Tatteranll's Repository yesterday exhibited an unusual
essenshisgc of persons, to witness the Pale of the four brown
bareocbs geldings, which were taken with the military car-
riage of the Ex-Emperor maladroit, at the battle of Water-
loo, sod which for some time have attracted great notice in
the metropolis, not only Co their strithneu and activity in
barucas,, hut (ruin the hkiltuloess and eerelitririty with
which they were driven by the Emperor's une-armed coach-
man. The horses, it semloll, are alt about twelve year., old,
and fifteen hands three high, with the esceptiuti of cote uf
t►em, that being fifteen luto.la two. They are all bony,
good-looking horses, hot sot remarkable for beauty. They
were bought by different per.ons. and the four were knocked
down at 73 guineas. The whole of their harness, including
an unusually large and besvy saddle for the postillion, was
bought for 21 14e. A considerable degree of laughter was
occasioned by Mr. Tattersall's introduction of the Wows,
as Bow the first, second, third, and Bong the last.
London, England, 1818-12-01

[From the 7th Vol. of 14 Irib

In the morning of life, when its cares are unknewn,
And its pleasures iu all their new lustre begin,
When we live in a bright-hemming world of our own,
And the light that surrounds us is all from within.
Oh! 'tis not, believe me, in that happy time
We can love, as in hours of Iran tianspori we may;
Of our smiles, of our hopes, 'tie the gay sunny prime,
But Affection is warmest alan these fait away.

When we see the first charm of our youth pass ns hys
Like a leaf on the stream, that will newer return;
When our cup, which had k led uith pleasure so highs
Now tastes of the other, the datl:.dowiat urn ;
Then, then is the moment Affection can sway
With a depth and n tenderness j.iy never knew ;
Luse, nursed among pleasures, is faithless as thee,
But the love burr of Surruw, hke Sorrow is true!

le climes full of sunshine, tho' splendid their dyes,
Yet faint is the 'ilium the flow'ra stud about;
'Tim the clouds and the mho: of our own weeping alias
That call their full spirit of fragrancy out.
So the wild glow of passion may kiodlr frorn mirth,
But 'tis uuly in grief true affection appi as. ;
To the magic of smiles it may find owe its birth,
But the soul of its sweetness is drawn out by tears!

PASHIO*ABLR MOPIIMENTS.
London, England, 1818-12-01

CARRIAGE DRESS.

Boand dress of bombazine, elegantly finished at the bor.
der with twoml black velvet, surmounted by a flounce of fine
whits muslin, beaded by a roideau of the same. Black vel•
tat spawner, with a ranfoir, or half handkerchief, of 'mourn-
ing shawl manufacture. Bonnet of white crape, with full

plane of black ostrich frlthers. Boutlloni lull' of noe
gmlio. Block chamois slipper's sod g!uves.

EVENING DELO.

Andalusian robe of black nape, worn over a black satin
slip, ornamented at the border with crape flutiogs. The
rube vaudyked with black velvet, richly ornamented with
trimming of twisted crape down each side. The sleeves con-
fined at the isurackeroas by a superb knot of jet. Heoriett.l
ruff of white crape broad hemmed. Black velvet toque
othonsituted with jet, sad black cypress feathers.
London, England, 1818-12-01

called himself 'Jerome •Bonaparte, has been ar-
rested, with two companions. The three are in
prison at Genoa.
HANOV6I4 nova-mesa 41.
A fete was yesterday given here by his Royal
Highness the Duke of Clarence. such as we have
seldom witnessed, in commemoration of the restora-
tion of the lawful government. as the inscription
on the finely illuminated portico at the entrance
of the Bollhof stated. The saloon was newly deco-
rated, and most elegantly adorned with the em-
blems of our reigning family, with allusions to
the deeds of the Hanoverian troops of the Royal
German Legion, and of the British troops of
his Majesty. His Royal Highness had invited
the nobility, the highest civil officers, and all
the officers of the garrison. to the fete. Their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge; Princess William of Hew. born
Prince's of Denmark; Princess Louisa of Hesse;
and the two Dukes or Brunswick, were present at
this fete. The dancing, interrupted only by the
supper, continued till a late hour, accompanied
by military bands of 100 musicians.
Mr. Thomas Kirkpatrick, his Majesty's Consul
at Malaga. has written s letter to Mr. Francis
Coleman. Consul at Bremen, stating that the Ha-
noverian Bag is. now respected in the Mediterranean
as much as the Eughelt.—(llltelbusg4 Papers.
Ake. 14.)

Exchange on London—
• November '2O-31. 10-32 1.
November 24-31. 1-31. 11.
London, England, 1818-09-16

NISTERIOUN OCCURRENCE.

A painful degree of interest has been excited by the amides
disappearance of Mr. Robert Sellers, an eminent curd•maker,
at Wike, urar Bradford, who, there is every reason to tear,
has either perished by accident, or been the victim of an
assassin. This gentleman attended the mai ket at this place
on Tuesday, where lie remained until len o'clock at night,
when he mounted his horse fur the avowed purpose of re-
turning home, but which there is every reason to fear, he
was destined time to reach, fur since that moment he has
not been either seen or heard of. On the following eve oo oo g,
about seven o'clock, the horse of this unfortunate gentleman
was found in the river Aire, ■bout 200 yards below Aenaley
Mills. The animal appeared much exhausted, and was en.
tangled its a sand-hank, from which, apparently, it had made
many finillcs• • Grim to extricate itself: with some difficulty
it was dragged ashore. The finding of the horse, of course,
excited the most painful appreleusiuns for the fate of Mr.
Sellers, and the river has been carefully dragged for a cue,-
aidershle distance. both above and below the place where the
horse wa► fumy/. but hitherto without any result which can
remove in any degree the agonizing anxiety of ins friend/I.
f Leeds Mercury.)

Monday morning the whole of the exca►ators
employed in forming the new Canal from the Re-
gent'. Pa►k to linerbouses refused to proceed to
work unless they received an advance in their
wages. Their employers resisted the demand, mid
an immense number were arranged along the hank,
of the (7anal at the hour of commencing bu,iness,
but refused to touch either shovel or pick-axe un-
less their demand was complied with.

oILD BdILEY, TUESDAY, SEIM:Sin@ 1:;.
London, England, 1818-09-16

KEW, SEPTEMBER 15.

On Sunday evening the PRINCE REGENT leib
the Palace soon after eight o'clock, for London.
Yesterday morning Sir FRANCIS MI 'MAN arrived'
from Pinner. The Duke of YORK arrived from
Oatlands, nod visited her MAJESTY in his way to
London. The Duke of SUSSEX visited her MA•
J ESTY.

Yesterday morning Princess AUGUSTA, nccom-
paisied by the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and at-
tended by General TAYLOR, walked in the gardens.
Sir HENRY HALFORD left Kew fur AVindsor, to
attend his MAJESTY. The PRINCE REGENT or-
tived Moll after five o'clock to dinner, and left Kew
swill after right n'clock for London. Yesterday Sir
FRANCIS MILSIAN and Doctor BRAND remained
in attendance.

This morning Princess AUGtSTA, accompanied
by the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and attended liy
General TAYLOR, walked in Kew gardens. Sr
HENRY HA Lrotto arrived from Windsor.

Colonel G. CANNING. we understand, will be
immediately elevated to the Peerage. This gels-
tleniati married a slater of Lord CAsTLEREAmt.

Potatoes are now selling in London at from 7/.
to 81. per ton. They are expected to fall to 41. or
5/ per ton, its consequence of the arrival of large iiti-
poi Is exisected from Lancashire and Ireland. Large
imports are also expected from Jersey and Gsseris-
sey. The best Lisboss and Spanish Onions are O.
per chest. if quite sound ; Dutcls ditto 13s. to ht.-.
per bushel. Lemons 51. per box. There are I:0
Oranges.

A t.t From the great 101 l uenr possessed
by this extraordinary irersonage with the Ottonitiii
Porte, and his extraordinary military talents. los
friendly intercourse with this country his hero
deemed an object of political imporrinice. With
that view, a Cunard, in the character 'of a dtplornatic
agent, was appointed last year to reside at the Court
of the I'A CH A, in Albania; but we are sorry to learn
by u communication from Ntiltu, that some serious
misunderstanding had taken place hetweto his
Highness and the British Consul, in conserptynceof
which, the latter has been removed.
•

The Dutch are sending out troops to Batavia. It
would have been more grateful to humanity hail
they sent out fresh instructions to their Governor to
adopt a mild and liberal policy towards the natives,
whom ill-treatment has incited to insurrection.
Batavia, when in the hands of the English, awl
under the paternal government of Sir T. STANFORD
RAFFLES, required no reinforcements of British
troops to secure its tranquillity.
CROWN AND REGALIA OF SCOTLAND.—A war-
rant has been issued under the sign manual, owl u
Conimisvion expede under the Great Seal of Scot-
land, appointing his Grace the Duke oh GORDON,
ROBERT Viseotiiit MELVILLE, the Right Hull.
ARCHIBALD COLQUMOUN, Lord Register. the Rt.
I 1011. ALEXANDER. MACONOCIII/R, Lord Advocate,
and the Right lion. DAVID BOYLE, Lord hones
Cleik, Commissioners for keeping the crown slid
regalia of Scotland. We hear, that ;it a averting
of the Counnsissioileis, held in the Register Office
On the 19th lust, Capt. ADAM FERGUSSON
pointed Deputy-keeper.
London, England, 1818-09-16

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arrived at • Flame from Martinique,. and letters
respecting the health of the place which they have
brought, give the distressing assurance that the
yellow fever has again appeared in that colony. In
consequence, the Minister of the Interior has com-
manded the adoption of sanatory measures, by which
vessel• arriving from Martinique are subjected to a
quarantine of thirty days.
vtEstits, AUGtST 31.

The Bishop of Aleppo hoe arrived here. He
will present himself with the Pope's Nuncio, to im-
plore the protection of his Majesty in favour of the
Catholics of Aleppo, who suffer the most cruel per-
secution. This had recommenced on the 12d
June with increased fury, and the Padta had given
orders to mark out all the Creeks reconciled to the
Church of Rome, sod all the Catholics who would
not attend the Churches of the Greek Schisms-
tics, nor communicate with them. that they stay
he arrested, and either banished or put to death.
The plague unhappily extend% every day more
and more, it continues to ravage Egypt and several
islands of the Archipelago. From the' sth of June
to the ?nth of July, eleven infected persons were
convey. at Constantinople to the hospital of the
Seven Towers, and fifteen to that of Pero ; of the
former, five are since dead, and seven of the latter.
'I he other hospitals are empty. la the meantime
several persons have been attackid by the plague
at lbeiubbati and Saint Mullins and recently eveu
at Vera.
London, England, 1818-09-16

CI& all/Sf ESS.

•
Yesterday the. Leird Mayne held • Court of Aldermen at
Guildhall, for the general jrispatels of public busmen'.
- • Furty-nine bars of gold, weighing upwards of 8,000 ounces,
were sworn off for exportation.
Sundry persons were allowed end sworn Brokers, and U-
MWs were granted to Coal Undertakers.
Mr. Simnel Thorley, whn was lately elected one of the
Bridgemasters, attended, and ir .4 nworu into office.
Commissioners of the Court of Requests for October next,
were appointed.
A vacancy of one of the Rulers of the Wdtermea's
pang, by the decease of Mr. John Hamer, was declared, and
appointed to be filled up at the next Court.
The Committee on the conduct and practice of Brokers
presented a Report, with regulations fur their odriiisnirm and
criminal ; which were approved, and ordered to lie pouted
dud distributed forthwith, and duly observed sod ;mewled to.
London, England, 1818-09-16

LORD SIDMOUTH ANL) MU. HUNT.

Lord Sirlmntith has returned the Rsltre-yard.
R troner. to Mr. Hunt, anal the fitter has uc.
knowledge.' it in the following letter :
/11, Norfolk-street, Sept. 14, 18111.
" UT LORD—At the elute lime that I acknowledge dm
return of the Re 111111 l strance, which wits unanimunsly aimed
to at the Public Meeting held in Nfonilaps
and whido was delivesed to your Ltirchltip by me, to ht
presented 14.1 his Royal Highstem the Prior Hermit, I cue.
not avoid witting, Shut your 1.1)1,1ollip ',peers to be the first
Minister of Stele abut hes ever dared openly to interpose his
official anti...lily to prevent that frank romassimeetoin be-
tween the King and the People, loch is so essentially neces-
sary In the hompitwss sod safety uf both.
" I , n, my Lord, your Lorilslup's wrist oltertient anJ
most humble servant. " H. HUNT.
"To Lord Viscount Sidmouth, Home Drprtineet."
London, England, 1818-03-18

SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

The Cotton Market cordialness very dull, yet prices of mint
kind. remain without alteration. At the East India COIN.
pany's sale on Thursday, Surat' sold rather heavily at ab..tit
Id. per lb. snider the late quotations ; the quantity put up
was 1,3511 hales, arid about equally takers by the trade and
on speculation, very little was bought in. The salts of the
week are (duty paid) 40 Pernandsueros good 2..1',41. fine
to. td. ; 30 Bahian ordinary ts. 3111.; 25 Uplands fine
22 i d.; 1,250 Surma in bond (per sale) ordinary hi middling
12 I. • 14ist.; 300 Bengal. iii bond ordinary lOW ; fair
11 d., Gee ltbl.—total 1,705 bags sold. Imported 398
Smyrnas, 0,927 Bengal—total 7,3* bags.
NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.. •
CAROLIN• Rict is supported steadily at 48s. per ewt.
A cargo of shunt IRV tierces, jigs. reported, is in second
hands, having been bought same time sine, for arrival.
TOSACCO.—.The prices are stiff, and good qualities se:tree,
but we camera add that the demand exceeds the immediate
warns of the trade.
BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES.
REFINID SUGARS have only been iii partial reqmrst, yet
the refiners will nut sell without an advance; strong mid-
dling Lumps have been takers for melting; grocers euathisse
to bay freely. Double Leaven and Crushed Mors sta.
tionary..-.Motosies steady at 351.
Ott.s.—ln Fish Oils there is very little Walsers doing,
hoices daily declining. The demand for Linseed Oil for
me consumption has been very great during the last tee
day., but prices have not advaeccd. ttlislebosie is looking
up, nearly all the stock at Hull kola been bought for ship-
ment, dud is now actually shipping.

WI N sive of Doh .)
lishoo, per Pipe 38/ a 411. I per 1111 gall. :41 a 84/
run per 138 gall. 311 a 401. I Sherry, per hull— 211 a 43/
Doty 74 7.1. per grolloo, or 52/ 6m. all. pet pipe.
London, England, 1818-03-18

VS. • A

crab" Tka Leaden .ffdrelt•Fiht Prier Canto," of Tuesday,
Nardi )7, 111.1t4.
WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
douse —Pliflarinto Sugars obis week have been in good
iletwand (nun the govern and rearm*, awl we have to *d-
rawee the prices of suiddliug sad geed viushost Sugars is.
and other descriptions Is. For Havasu.le there has also beets
ihneh inquiry, ITO holders ask higher prices. I. East lerli*
ffbrirs mach inquiry has been experienced, and the Stagers
of the late sales are now re-Nellie' at a profit. The lower
kinds of Ems belts Sugar are especially sunless after, as
they an. now cheap when compared le Mutative. The pre-
sent stock of B. P. Sugar is abort 2,000 casks kin than at
this tffne last year, but the ge price exceeds slat of last
Month full 7s.
Brasil Cocoa aillitinem to be impaired for, but no sales
hive been made; other descriptions reignite *early Nominal.
COVFEN.—Tkne has bun but „m-publie side this we. k,
*bids weal off rather brisk, at a shade higher than last
week's prices. Ilavennah its meek ietrired alter. Fur St.
Domingo there has also been se improved demand, and
higher prices are asked. Is. East India Coffee scarcely any
thing has been done, prices are rather lower. A mall par-
cel sr ordinary sort of African Coffee was on Thursday sold
at 105 s. The quality similar to ordinary Chtvibun—the
a good.
Of West India Coffee theistoelt is an 5,400 Was, heiag
2.400 less than Ism year at this time; but present 'slices are
375. per cwt. higher.
PIMENTO has been in good demand this week at specula-
lotion, and Mil. per lb: eurrently paid. Woe pussies stuck
of Pitnentn is 500 tons agsenst 357 toes, last March, mud
present price I}l. per lb. higher.
LOGIWOOD is dull of demand.
Rues continue steady in prices. A contract was taken
ow Friday, sot only for 1,000 Puncheons advertised, hat rm.
. bIM puncheons additional, at a (section tooter 211.10 d. per
IftEau. The general wrarkat has god been affected thereby.
.The present stock of Rum is 14,1113 puncheon*, being 2,300
more than at the same retied last year, and pricer now
about Id. pre gallon higher.
EAST INDIA PRODUCE.
Black PtMR has improved in demand within these few
days, and a small edemas* has brew gives.
Tx.s.-11laws are advanced Id. to 21,41. en the last sale,
and cowmen Googlies upon an average I id. the prices of this
article having fluctuated so much. In line Coegous, Cam-
isole, sat Suclionp, there has beets het little variati 111 l ;
Twaskareare get to Id. per lb. higher; Upon Skins and
I 1 sous mania without mooch alteration.
FattreorNo fresh sags have beets made this week ; a
large parcel of San Raisins is land's', and a cargo of Figs '
sad %Byrn& Maoism is arrived, also • cargo of Currants.
London, England, 1818-03-11

MEMORANDUM.

The Commission of Major Macalunald,of 11w 5811 i Foot,
has been antedated to the 1816 December, 1817, but lie is
not allowed to receive any back pay.
The Cammitwimi of Capiniu Broughton, of the 01k Fool,
has been antedated to the 161 October, 1817, hut I. is out al-
lowed to receive any hack pay.
The dale of the Couimission of Liesstroant JolanG.
of the 87th Foot, is 22d April, 1817, and not the lush
March, 1817, us slated io the Gazelle of the 14th February,
1818.

A Alerting was held at the College of Surgeons,
in Dublin, on Thursday, at which the new Bill was
folly discussed. A well drawn up Petition to the
1-loose of Commons, against the measure, was inns-
ea by the SUMMON-GENERAL, and unanimously
adopted. Mr. Pi.uakerr, Mr. Pcr.t., Mr. LESLIE
Forms, mid several other Members, whose opi-
nions must have considerable influence on this
question, have promised their hest suriort to the
Petition. There is a reasonable hope, then, that
this innovating and impolitic Bill may not pass
into a low ; but it is quite certain, that, if the mem-
sure should at all obtain the sanction of Parlia-
ment, it will be under very considerable suotlitica-
tioni. Persons who have beau plucked in Ireland
as Mr, Peel has been heard to express himself, will
not be plumed iu Englund, or, in oilier words, Can-
didates who have been rejected by the College of
Dublin, will not be admitted by that of Loudon.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TursttaV. Slsseit 10.
Amsterdam .... 36 10i1.2U. 1 Venire, lial.Liv. 14 70
Ditto at sight .. 36 4 i Malta
Amsterdam ... . 11 6 C. F. Naples ...... 431
Ditto at sight .. 11 3 Palersno
Rotterdam..,... 11 7 2U. Lisbon 5fe..:
Antwerp ex. lu. n N Oporto
Hamburgli.. .. 34 0 ?kt. Rio Janeiro Ol4
*llona .. 34 1 2,W. Dublin. ..... .. 6i per Ct.
Paris 3 ila)'s date 24 0 Cork 9
Ditto. ..... .... 24 20 2 U. Agin of the Rank on Holland
Nowrileaux .... 34 20 2 per Cent.
Frankfurt ou the
__ _ 11111.1.10 N .
_

Mai■ 142 ex. Mo. I Poetical Gulli.. g r. d.
Madrid
17otliz .....
WIWI' 391 rffket. Bern ... ......4 1 0
Seville ...

Gibraltar 35 New Duller. ... 5 4
Leghorn 5ll Silvrr in Burs ....0 5 5
Coitus 471 Ncig 11.< :Nub; „ 0 0
London, England, 1818-03-11

ruE Eal roa OF TIFV.ARMS3 PRZST.

Ste-1n looking into very intelligent awl useful little
volisme, entitled " The deadest* .f Hams ILO; ',rah
Hirai foe their ProPalatial'. sr the iteleared of their Come-
Apra's'," 4 ILO a very simple appertains dererdsed, for the
Re‘rinise of orneryisig persons from the upper stori4 • of
• houses that are on tire. The melancholy destioction of
'Mr: Wheeler's family, by the he in the Strand yesterday
lehrobsur, I should entorrive 111 ken sweat soillkiewly awful
*r.lo4arsitters pohlie &restive to the moat simple owl elliemeiroos
providiag for syfety under such calamitous or
~1111117ariets.
' he apparatus to which 1 shell allnde consists of a pole
of tom tiolity.six to forty feet ; the diameter at Mations
shoot Ave fortes, and at top about three. Three feet 41.116
she top is a sportive through the pots, with • rally fixed
therein ; • emperor thont three-quarters of an loch dieuteier
twice the kuglh of the pole, with • spring hook et nse
to whirls is attached a basket of strong wick.* three and a
half feet long, Iwo and • half wide, and hoar feet deep,
remanded et the Owners awl Mittom. The pole hes • spike
at the bottomi and • oort of bunk at the top which jorryeass
its slippint, and below raised and set stalest • house over
the window from which prisms% we to rerspe, ihr manner
of using it is so simple and efficacious, that • 4h-seraphim
central he seedful. These pules shoold be kept "soder any
ersivenitat shells and gate-way., end the baskets deposited
is the several welch-honors or waiellioxeli.
There are mums further d, tails and particulars in the book
to which 1 allude, and de•eriptive topper plates of this and
pthcr inventions of a similar sterol tendency, • reference to
whirl, will preclude the necessity of my occupying more space-
en your valwible Paper.
Yours, ke.
March 2, 1012.

X. Y.

TILE L.4TR CASE OF POISONING.

.
•mm.IMMO.
.

On making inquiry yeelerilay iu4t the mate of the wafer.
tnnate women isseetioned iu our Pollee [trout yeelertlay„
we amend to be able to inform our mailers. skit three of
them are sn far recovered that they ate able to resume
their work. Jane Giftlie is able to sit op in her own
apartment, soil is recovering very fast. The asfoulanate
Betsy Fox is mill in a ilasierrinto way hot there are strong
hopes of her final recovery. The l'hytneiawe who aimed her
ileetive, as yet, aiviair their tip 000 ioo ; slit had two or three
Min" ef the couruiriens and fainting fits r set nbiy.
London, England, 1818-01-23

L. 437 J TBLLIG E

COURT OF RINGS BENCH, Sra.rtaxis
THIMIDAV, JANVART 212
•
PRIVILEGE OF SFEF.C.II AT THE BAR.
timittiiiiN, Cent. v. 'CAPLET'S'.
This wits II aLtimi ',fought I,v the Plaintiff.
Attorisev, to recover from the Oefesidaitt;llli
ieent Kni6's Counsel, ii cninuemintino In &unmet.
for cvtlain a!anderows and nintliciout words,. oltegefil
to have been siiiikist by lion, in the edurie 0(11 that.
in %Oa:CI% tree iiidilltiitorttii as Attorney fur nor of
the bailie.. The came nos tried before Mi.
Woof), ut the lute York A•SIZPS, when the Min.
tiff was The deeht,ation consisted of
t'so counts. In the first, tise Defendmit was
Ivuetl to have Some actimos are forrortral in
folly, smite iii kiitivery, soil some in both. Sante
iii the folly. of the A!t:lriity—alid *time Hi the fony
soil knowery of the I'l mita,: Mr. Peter Iloif,tsos
was the Attorney for tie parties. Ue drew • 1nt,1111.0.
64.P1y ante fratnlttlently, ant! dot Mr. Bettannin 'Io
pay hands 150/. for the benefit of the
Plaintiff; which he ressinotl. It was one of the
most fraudulent damp lever recollect on Attorney
to have committed." In the second count, it was
merely charged that Ike I)efenilint had said,
" Peter Illodgson to w fr•llthileut and oicitcd At-
iorney." In the cootie of the List Tenn. Mr.
Waist: moved for, mot olitsined, a rule obi for IA
new trial.

Slr. Torrittu and Mr. Iltit.i.ocit were this day
heard against It. They contei.ited, that the %torts
complained of being pertinent to the case—being
by no means extra riant—hat being clearly called
for by threvittetice adduced in Court, could not be
made the subject of action. In support of this doc-
trine, they cited ntany n► which it had been
held, that words used by Connect, in the course of
legal investigation, if penitent to the matter in
di4pute, could not he ci,,ted by an action, ►ince
it was to be presumed that Counsel used thtim, fur
the benefit of the chant, and not with a malicious
intention.

Mr. HAIRE and Mr. RICEIARDSON, in support of
the rule, argued, that some boundary ought to be
set to the observations of Counsel. Undoubtedly,
Consider:dile latmitle ought to he afforded thesis,
hat it was their duty to make a discreet use of it,
and not to exercive tlwir power for the purpose of
wantonly destroying chkracter mud reputation.
Lord ELLENUOILOUCII said, it tvai necessary, if
• person wished to fill a situation in any in-
dividual's service, that he should give a reference as
to character—and what paced in the fair inter-

course between the person referred to, and the per-
son about to engage the servant, however disadvan-
tageous it might be to hi,u whose character was the
subject of inquiry,- could not be made the subject
of action, if it weie But, if the
statement made were untrue, if it were known ui
the party uttering it to be untrue, and it appeared
to htte been unnecessarily introduced, then cer-
tainly an action could be sustained. The case was
sisuitir with respect In a Counsel, who • !net-
ed. in the isiness of those
not
London, England, 1818-01-23

NE PLUS ULTRA LOTTERY.

PUDDING and CO. No. I, Cornhill. and 296.
Holborn. COMM. k•t slip the pie:tiling opportunity
afforded them b• the Grandest. of the Scheme of the New
Lottery, which commences the 4th of MARCH, to point
out to their Friends sunsr moos S of its Excellence.
This Lottery, of only 18.000 Tickets, contains ONE
HUN [RED Capital Prizes, whi, h is MUM WM there were
fu the T%VO last Lotteries of 20,000 Tickets 'itch : for, by
athletic both Schemes together, it will he fotiod their were
only 74 Capitals to the whole 40,000 Ticket.. Perhaps it
may be imagined the Prizes tutu consisted ut Larger Sums
of Hooey ; quite the reverse-, fur there was then no Prize so
high as 30,01101. Money, whereas there are now TH RISE of
that Amount. Now Irt soy one calmly estimate the
rimier between fon Capitals in 18,000 Tickets, and only
74 Capitals iii 40,1100 Tickets, and it must then be admitted
till, LI fairly entitled to the Name of the Na PLUS ULTRA
LorTrair, fur that Lottery must be THE BEST which dif-
fuses the greatest Number of Benefits among the C ~,,, -
mustily
Tickets and Shares are us Sale by PI DOI NG soil CO.
whose Offices hare herr invariably convictions fur Good
Fortune at this Season of the Year, and it must hi: ,rein.
SCOW the Grand Prize of 20,000 GUINEAS, in Fcbriisi y
last, was sold iu 11 Shares at their Offices, No. 1, Corolla!,
snit 490, Holborn.
London, England, 1818-01-23

THE MOUE OP LANBTON.

Friday morning, at Lambton Hall, fatly Louisa Lanibton,
Lady of Soloi 1.:nothlOo, Esq. 31. P was stalely delivered
of a son and heir. Her 1.:1,4416p is Hie I !drat daughter of
Earl Grey. We understand ::says The True Mercury; that
as sows ns the Meth of a son and triers) ate asseien I and re_
soeclable house of. Lambkin was linnounctal in Durham on
Fs islay last, the lolls of the different parish elsorelws Mussed i-
ately stsawk up a merry peal ; but when Ilse isisfortutiate hell-
ringers of the cathedral applied to Ilse Soh Dean, I u' Hag-
gi lt, as is usual. for leave to jolts its the gees.. 'I euu,ratnlnsiva
on such 111-Ca,itas., they were, contrary to all former precedent,
refused the inslolgs nee. 'ratting toy granted this statement
to be cos rect, our imagisiat. is at oner us, the tack to sur-
mise Ilse motive %%114.h prompted this Sub-Ikon to retort a
request which could at no rate answer assa purpose beyond
depriving those pear Irel!-ring rs of their usual compliment
of a pound or two, on such occasions; but as we are willing•
to suppose a dignitary of the Church could cot be tacit, it
by any pitiful motive of reavistinent apciost these pour indi-
viduals, our conjectures are insimArately get' at work to
probe this transaction to the last tom,. mid to discover ski
real cause of filltql apparent personal Now, it is
well known Mr. lambi"?' is ass independent snap, sod of
course politically hostile to all those wlssi,lismess nn 11--
bounty of Ministers, ausl who, hke all as ,sirlacettit
and iseissiosiers, must support such priociples rig they fur
the time Iseisig piny adopt, is limber good, bad, sir odd-
fervid, how ev.T hostile to the (lonstitiltion, cw iuinueal
to the liberties of the subject. lint our would expect
the conduct of Mulish...ls to be supported (ili basal let'
men of leariiing and hsfutsitation) by argot:tents in :be
senate sir at nohfic mertiogs, and not by little, Maul,
personal resessturents; and theraere we ore equally sm-
ut:ling to suppose this condos.; could have ewrgiuuteA in
so base as motive; for if gessilermos, mods iseaw-eterties,
were to cm:yr their politics into ...private life, soil torsi
personally hostile to the individuals obo might differ awn
them in opruiun, the rules of hospitality would be in-
fringed upon, and the small, sweet couweaies of ler, *fib Is
make the paths of it au *mouth, would' be at an foil. Or,
fliers fore, presume some explanation will appear next truck,
accounting for this extraordinary refund, basin:nu doubt
that when the eircuaistauco, unexplained as it at IlrrsYllit
appeals, meets tlw ears of Ilia Honourable and Right Re-
verend Prelate, who is the head of that Church, soutuho
possesses the 0 suarifer in I:10de in so rntiuerrt a &tree.
and whose courtlrcorsectiscss is almost prevesbial, be m ill
not fail to inquire into the cause of this singular refusal:
London, England, 1818-01-23

LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 181*

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, JAwil.tair 20, 1010.
TO BE PAID OFF,

ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS dated brtweeti
theist and 2154 February (both inclusive, Wl7, and
isated ow the Credit of :lids, 1416, pert'', C. o. HI. Cap. 2s.
The Lords commissioners of his j..se's Trouts...
hariog !tire* directions for paging otf. the Prioripal of MO
abort-motioned Ercheancr Bills, with the inteeta doe
thereon, at the Brelsegocr Bill Office is the Itertipt of Er-
chequer, New Palace yard, Westaansier. on Voodoo. the
10k Day of February, attendance will be 'siren dolls
(.Sundays awl Holidays erupted ), motif ood kebob's!"
l'Amsday, the sth k'eoararo,
,from itr u'rtorh it the
sopraina till woe lw the afternoon. .for the Nor'" of
reeeirioy the sant the grader elisritrh, the
Bearers of the said Bills are desired to place the Hills
in Lists (which are to be obluined al this Ofifee
classing than is the order of their respertire Boas,
such as are fur the same Amount bring nasseritally
armpit*, aid apessifyioy the principal Sams, and In-
terest due thereon, an. from, bet e.eelodina the
dim at sake they are raspectitely doted. Iv ilAssessid 914
day of February inclassire, what eke Interest will cease : and
the stud litarers,aboold they be acting as the Agents elle:0-
era whose names are inserted in the Hills, are pariosisly to
procure the hodoroments of such !folders ; and the Bear:

era are also isolspensablyrequired to endorse each not
with their *sisal Signatures, and to write their Names and
Itesidenee at the bottom of each List and they a►e
saureort r required to attend the r.rekequer ltillOMice for
Payeteut,and to receive the new Dills, and Mire the Receipts
flitfLr the same.

If any of the !folders of the alio-mad BIM should be
d"irout orrereirinii Payneet of the Principal and Interest
previous to the said Oth day of February, they may be or-
roarnodated,on enmantina the Interest to the Dan on whirls
they wish to he paid, and tearing the said Bills for Mt-
ilimialion one day prior thereto.

Sack Perione an may br fle4ilOVO of haring new Erehe-
omit. Bins in whole or in part of l'annient of
UpON marking nem Dille, and mentioning the Amount nt
the 'follow of their Light, delivered on or before Thaw:elan,
51* Fehrnary,timg be accommodated with new Billy, papabec
Interest

ur Order, tarrying an.

_ .
'f Two•pewee by the slay, on every One Hundred roulette,
which said sire Bills will bear date the said 9th don
of t'ebruary, and will be delirered, hulether with the
Interest due in respect of the Bills xn desired to be Cr
changed, ow Tomalley, the 100 r day e f February, and the
following days.

The Igurkeipier Bills to be ierxed in exchange. and made
panalde to or Order, as abnre useutioued,
way be either trausferred by eado►srwent, or rill be paid
to the Bearer, if the Blank shall cot be filled up.
x.8..411 E.erheeper Bills dated prior to February, IPIIT,
hare been udeertired to be pout ott; and lie Interest thereon
Mae ceased.
London, England, 1818-01-23

BERNEY CLI:B.

AT a MEETING of this CLUB, holden par-
want to Notice, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great
QUlleo4lftti, on Wedne►day, Jantirry 7, ISIS; the Rcv.
Dr. KAYE, blaster of Christ's College, Cambridge, and
Regius Prisfrimor of Mt-Imq, in the Chair. Tim fully:win
Renslnt weft. wluwiwiowly ail iptedlst. That the Menilwrr of the. Cloth most deeply deplore
the death of the late Rev Dr. Burney; whom they sum uuly
admired as one of the Mold eminent Seholos4 of the age,
hat whom Ihr y aims re►pected as their Plectrum, and lured
as their Iloeed.

That, while ilwy daily feel an inciessing conviction
of the inestimable ben.-fits which they derived in their youth
from bia instruction; and while they dwell, will. a n ttttt co-
ral mixture of pleasure and regret, tin their lijoy meat of
Ina society iii their inaturer years, they are desirous of
raisins' a public nod lasting memorial of thcir veneration,
their gratitiide, mid their 0000 .
idly. That a Hoist and Tablet he erected to his memory,
in Westminster Ahlwy,.with a switalOr inveription
41thly. 1 hat a Subscription of Two Guineas each be im-
mediately opeoed t* rkfryr the *unease of the yams; wad
that, its compliauce with the wish espresstil by se►eral
Pupils of the late U.. Barney, rho are Mil MEISIbt IN of ibis
Climb, the Sohicriptiints of all Gestletneu educated tinder
him be received.

Sthly. 'Rat a regular ',jot of ilw Subscribers he kept by
the Secretary, in she corder in which lw Jeceises their Sub-
scriptions.
Athly. That all the necessary arraneements for the fur-
thermore of thepe Resolutions, be referred to • C 1111 l injure.
consisting of limp Rev the Pre►ident of this Ifectiwz, the
Secretary, •ud the fear Senior Members present; ■nd that
• Report of their proceedings be made by the Secretary at
t►e next Anniversary Meeting.
EDWARD FOSS, Secretary,
36, Essex-street.
London, England, 1818-01-23

DUTCH SI A I LS.

HAGUE, JAW. 13.
SITTING OF THE. RF.COND COAMBER OF THE

STATES-GENERAL, JAN. 13.

A Mescige was received from his Majewty the
with several Conventions concluded between
this Kingdom and Foreign Power. :
. _

L A Convention with the City of Eintodom, for the main-
t4ll:l Ile. of a luKhi-huuu• upon the EMR.
2. A Conovento .... with Denmark, extruding the Treaty of
Commet CA' of 1701.
2 A Convention with Hanover, for the reciprocal giving
up of deserters.
4,5, 0 Collocations with Protasis, Bavaria, and Wirtein
here, on the reciprocal Audition of the duties on the pro.
peso, of fureiyu•ra, in case of death or rearmost (runs the
euuutry.

It is sfforned that Count arltz, the Commis-
siootr-Georral of the War Department, is to be
employed upon an Embassy to it German Court.

111GUE, JAN. 13.

A storm. which has blown all night. and is not
yet over, has done much damage in this town and
iglibourhotal ; it was accompanied at intervals by
liraty ram. Large trees have been torn up by the
rotas. The Captain of a vessel %hick sailed in the
night was blown ores board, and has not since been
heard of. %Ve fear that we shall hear of great
dacu.sir at sea, and un our coasts.
London, England, 1818-01-23

Th'XTIN( EXTRA.

Abe Cix was turned oat, all gaturday last, before the
r.asi Essex fox-punnets, near Troia Wood. At this mo-
ment the chase received the addition of Mr. Downes, a 1:1'11•
ilflll4ll of fortune, well known in the Hertfordshire Hunt,
and his Lady. 31rs. DO in Mil VI 14 MllllllOll On a very fine
hunter, and skewed great tottrav in her leaps, and noteli
ability en the management of her horse. At Fliiilum's Hall
‘fowl, in Mods Leigh', the bonnets eNperienced a short
cheek. Mu S. Downes''. horse fell by some accident, and the
lady was thrown. A gentleman close at band as-ibteil her
11.414/1111111Ug. At the same moment the fox again broke
lover, whets 31r.. Downes was obstrved--i

----" to lead the field, lop the hared gßirs
OW the deep flitch extolling bound, and brush
The thorny taming hedges,"—
keeping thee wills the hernias, end leaving many gentlemen
In II w rear, mud was well rip to receive she brush, which Was
rn..laotly placed isi the bridle from of her borne 's Lead.
London, England, 1818-10-05

JULIRDMI AT NOTTINGHAM.

Oa Saturday night, the 19th tilt. a young man, aged 19, of
the rum of Timer, an apprentice to a tradtrmas at Not-
tiegham, went hem his master's house, sad mot ►rtoroiay
home that night sot the following day, an inquiry was set on
foot respecting him ; this bee•misg generally known, a per-
sou who lived sear the bridge which mosses the river Treat,
about a mile souther Nottingham, remembered that late i•
the shovemeidimisd evening be heard the cry .1" Herder
several times repeated by twiesebody on the bridge, sad the
moo went out to ascertain the cause, bet it Wag dark, sad
hewing nothing farther, he refereed to hie house: the
father allot missing young ems mode know• that his son
hada watch amongst other things, shout him; this reaching
the ears of a powebrelier, he was able to recollect that • intl.
tiler pawned • watch with him, which watch was identified
to he the property of the 'tooth who bad bee. lost. The
pawnbroker fortnestely knew the soldier, and the latter, es
being interrogated, elated host he bought the watch of two
mew, which ows he also brew; tine latter two were apprm
'undid, sod sot bei•g able to rive a satisfactory account
how they became possessed of the watch, they were kept in
saf► custody, sad daring the whole of the succeeding week
athirst morels was made it the river, but without the esti-
eipaud r Wert, sad • remour, which ►sued universal credit,
bmwel propagated es &rocky last, That the young ma• bad
breve sees ellre in Derbyshire, the Magistrates were induced
to Menge the two meat they bad in bold ; however, so the
following day, the mystery was ..ravelled, by the body of
Ihe unfortertase youth being see• floating is the Trout, about
sm. miles e•at of Nolli•ghsm ; the corpse was takes oat of
the river, and conveyed to the church of Holase-Piemepont,
lord i•fwmosiss thereof being immediately sent to Jobu
flousensan Barber, Esq. the Mayor of Notti•ghane, be, with
that pessimism's which hasobsenclarbed all his public pro-
evedimp 'Mee be has been she Chief Magistrate, immediately
dispatched hie police officers is quest of the two men who
and been set at liberty As day berms, nod they were forts.
timely retaken before they could possibly bear of the body of
young Timms being fend. There is no doubt that the am-
foriellaie youth was robbed, inerderal, and then throon into
she river: • dreadful blow seemed to hove been Znfii coed ob-
liquely serum she tires and sum., and the earidtge of the lat.
ter was broken by its force. As. inquest was held on the
body as Tuesday, and a verdict relented of wilful murder
try mare perils we polies. onlinewn. 0.. e of the men in
custody proves to he •ma of Bamford, a notorious Lod.
Am, who was shot in the act of tics:him( Silo a boom to de-
mobeit some frames, at Basferd.

lissturday loat so logneet was held id the Marquis of
public hawse, Lime Wow, before J. W. Uswtw,
Isq Cioursyr, as the body of Captain George Gib.nin, aged
fusty, of the Bee, at Rooth Wales, who sot Thursday last
wits fermi in his ship.
Vardsti--" bied by the visitation of Goer
London, England, 1818-12-08

A CAUTION TO MOTHERS.
a et itical Season, like the present, when
Gilder* are Trethiste, the *Most attention mien to
Ow' Paul thew, particularly as the Measles and Chin Cough
4:e prevaleat. If the irtitation of the gums comes with
tar other disorder., very few Infants receiver. Mothers
eacht never so he vesitiont the AMERICAN SOOTHING
SYRUP is she Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night
with pains its its Ening, this valuable Medicine applied will
immediately opew amperes, heal the pm., and thereby
itrevent Leers or r Irtonv foe should it rouse is coal.
tunition with any other dieerds:r. it often &steely* the Mn.
thes's heighteet hopes. Parents who easy be &biotin of she
viitses of the SoutMer Syrup, way reAw to the difrereni
vaunt Wit have apprised is the Newspapers for these last
ten yeses
hnice )lase Johnson Inv appmpvisted one hour twice a
we'll, oil fgons Nine to Tea o'Clock on Tuesday swot Sae
ttlNiay Nlseassi., to the poor, who have Children allicteJ
is cutting their teeth, by hiriatipt • letter (mom a hewer.
harper. that the Mother is a reel object of charity, hes
male it au universally Itaows is alsooist every faultily where
th, rr see 'miss ('hikiess, Mrs. J. hopes so great a thorny
out he shuse.l, as it is oat llsE bee private puree.
T be ILA of the Propels's'', Johasie• shirt Mlles%
No. 9/. Newman-stout, 07MirthIMIlot. Larodoes moth by
their 5e1...,..5ta.„1, of all the paisiiel Mealtime Tenders its
Tess 41.1 Conine), tilts LI. pew lattice
N•11.—lle hurt le sob for Mimes aid goylbilK
ill sp.