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The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-05

THE ALGERINES.

It appears fratt Smith's h'istor'y -oT •Cark that
the Baihary Pirates were at one time plca'sed .o
inyade Ireland. Al the present period it may he
(r, ;
imitssing'io extract the account of their exports.
4431 .--Ou the 20th of June the Turks pion'
acted 11altintore, and carried away several fami-
lies c;Aptive. The )Niel u 1 Stratford, mentioning
the ilioletice of these t'over3, Who again infested
the coast 106, being assisted by the French,
whom Le calls. mast Christian Turks ; for they
frequent I v honied their captives in France,and drove
„them in chains to Marseilles, whence they shipped
them to Algiers, The Earl proposed to lay out
40,00.01. of the Money got the country, in order
to attack 'them even to their own ports. In
litter of his to M. Secretary Cook,. I.sth Sep—
tember, 1636. he tells him, f.‘. That the Turks
still annoy this coast; they, tame of late into
Cork harbour, took a boat with eight fisherman
in her, and gave chase to two. more %)7,1)0,W'ul
themselves among the rocks ; the townsmen
looking on at the same time, W;thOUI means or
power to assist them."
163.2,--77The army was sent to, uard the south-
west coasts of,Monster ; mid beacons were erect-
ed on -most of the eonspicuons places, to alarm
the cpuht!y, in ease the Turks should Attempt to
land, as they had done the last year., and as they
thleatened to do again. Alsh au additional mon.-
her of ernizers,- besides the. two Lyons' Whelps
stationed at Kinsale, were ordered to'defend those

St 11‘...
In's letter from Lord Viscount Dorchester, to
the Losth Justices of Ireland, 1t says—" I am
advised from his Majesty's Ministers abroad,
that .the 311CeChla of these piraNs has given thern.
the boldness to think of a return, with a fleet of
twenty sail, and that they are now.prenaring for
their journey.—ilis Majesty having thought of
the means to pievent them, and given me' it in
charge to reptesent it to the Lords ot" the Council
for Irish affairs, that .some fortification be made
at lialtiniore to defend it against the sudden in-
vasion and attempts of the King's enemies."
London, England, 1816-08-05

THE ARMY.

the *link 'of-the 2d di visinn attic British Army,
tonsi‘ting of nine Itegisrients ant: &studious, are
now encamped at AI short distance from St. °met.
Such of 00.1.0ther divisions as are not already gone
into camp, are also to take the field in cantonment*.
near to their present quarters. A portion of the
israiry, now serving in Fiance, are expected to
be encamped with the- getout! division ulthe Bra»
tish Army, tic;ar St. Outer.
Thc.3d Dragoon guards have arrived at publin,
tna marched to Balliutohc, county of Mayo.

A nen-temmistihmed Officer and six men,
longing to the I.^tl Regiment of Light Dragtioui,.
'have artiVcd in town, from the ImM-quarters of
that regiment in VralICC, for the purpose of 'whit,:
'taught the walnut evolutions of 'the sauce, now
introduting into our service.
The 3d battalion of Grenadier Guards, the 7th
Fuzileers, and Ist battalion of the 27th
Foot, .compose a part (4114 encampments near
elimbray.
The 103 d and 104th Regtmenti are mentioned
as intended to be reduced, us soon as 'circum..
stances will admit. •

The lion. General S. MAIM, M. P. for the
County alloscommon, has been appointed to the,
command of the Western District ii, Ireland. Ile
has arrived in Athlone, which he has _ chosen fur
his station, anti has assumed the command of that
district.

BARN lit, 'the Pedestrian, this morning made
god his 954th mile.

A person not •always' remarkthle for the most
absolute devotion to the Royal Cause., lately begged
one oldie Ministers Of Louts the XVIII. to‘soti.!
alt from his Majesty the title of count (Compte),
" My Conduct at such a time, said he, to his ex
tillency,'mstst he Considered as a mere momentary
'error." Sir, replied the Minister, smiling, a Count
(Conzpie) is excepted from erroxs."

Fiorentino Ilan* a galley•slave, aged 27, lately
executed for murder at thellavannah, confessed,
shortly before his execution, that he hatt,heeis
guilty of seventeen murders, eight in that city, mut
nine out of it, and gave a full account of them

On Saturday an inquest was held on the body
of tleanor:Woodman,. lately a servant: Pith Mr.
Deyerlein, of 126, Long-Acre. The, poor girl
appears
,to have poisoned herhelf iii a deranged
state of mind, which was occasinned by the bor..
ror she felt at finding herself pregnant. . The
name of het seddcer did .not transpire. The jury
brought in a verdict of baaniiy,
VAGnaars.--4 few days ago, about 80 of thoe
people, of both sexes, properly equipped to exeircs
Compassion, were taken op at Scarborough, in their
road to Scouter fair,where they intended to commie.
their depredations on the credulity cat
.the public.
When they were taken by the constable, they
were found regaling on tea and cakes, and had et.
dered a quantity of lamb for their sappers. They
were committed by the Magisirates of Scarf)**
iwoeurgeh Aeot.ait teed_ Csooisr r tact, ion,4 c 4 11::.tweritse ;4.1;41
chided.
London, England, 1816-08-05

ASHIONAISLE IYEPARTURES

alte Earl'of Datniaglumire, fur knocklofty, near Conniell;
the Earl of Deltester, for Melbitry Hall) near Sbrrburn, Dor-
set, from 'Swaitsea•l General Sir W. Stewart, for Hatfield,
lie3rts; Earl ithd Cafintetriof 'Gallaway, far Coolhutst, near
Horsham ; 'Calomel Mellish and Lady, for flodback Priory,
MMar Worksop ; and Countess' of Shaftesbury, for St.
Gi es, in Doisetshire; Lord Archibald Hamilton, far Ha.
Palace, in ScCtland; Captain and Mrs. Gale, for
Southend, in Essex; ("alone! Douglas, for Holyhead; Duke
and Duchess of Beaufort, and the Ladiei-Sam'erset, for Bad-
minton ; Uop.l%irs. Fox, fur St. Anne's fill, near Staines;
Major-Genera) Strickland, from a tott, to Plymota ; Lurd
Viscount Sydney, and the lion. Misses Townshend, for Frog-
man; near Foatsrray, in Eta ; Lord and Lady Dacie, for
Worthing, in Sussex ; Earl and. Countess of COventry, for
Craanic-hill, in %Vottestersliire; Marquis Camden, fur
Wilderness, in Bent.
London, England, 1816-06-04

DISTITUBANCb.;S.

'IIOIIIiONT, MAY 31.-1 regret tot inform you
that the contagion of discontent and insurrection.
has reached trs here, end seems to threaten very
serious, consequences. • This-town has bcett kept
in a state of constant alartwthewhole of this week,
by the attempts of tvretehed ineentl aries,.. which
have rakted hut too successful. On Tuesda y.
night a part of the premises otthe White Lion
inn wits discovered.tO he'.on lite; and,in spite of
every exertion, four .dwelling-houses ,were con-
sumed, and others much damaged. The, next af...
ternoun, an outhouse of Mr. Wilde, baker, wa,„
with some other similar bitildings;burnt down,
with a con:iitierable loss of property. An at-
tempt, iv;ts also made list night to burn down the
elute, by setting fire to an'• outhouse 'belonging
tta tt, The inhabitants, tinder the direction of
our worthy Reetnr, the Rev. U. A. litiOes, who
is ..a Magistrate, and whoait exertions-entitle hint
to the highest commendation, have formed a
Cominittee this day, to prevent a'renewal of those
disgraceful excesses, to endeavour to biinß
the petretrators_to public justice.
tJti Iri4tAv last, a tumultuous and riotous mob
of nearly 260 perions, armed with axes, saws,
spades,-&e. entered the village of Great liardfield,
in the comity- of ivith,the avowetlititen.
tion to destroy thrashing Machine*, mole ploughs.
Btc. They' made their attack On the premises of
Mr. Philip Spice'', who, fortunately for the place
wherein, lit td, ass alho for the-vino:as and towns
on that side of the county, had spirit anti resolit.
tiotl to defend his property; and being assisted by
about 20 of his neighbours, wb%o were entirely
ttnartned, they ticterminett to rtsisi att44-k
the rioters, and by a Water,oo moveltwor got
tweet) the mob awl the b.:rn whore thc InAchtuo
Ws; sisal tilt-11i to istivivoecti Whetk
p•reelyi.-- the ttettqm6irft ma,mer of their otspos
nenus, they wisely resolved to make ts preeilittute
tetreat,

FRIWCH PAPERS. ,

IitECYIVP.II TIII4 IVIOTtNINC4.I

MAY 31.--,ACCOrdint; to the grcseilies
3ournal, the Duchess of Berri was to enter that
town 00 the 29th. On 'Nlonday the 5d of Janz!
alto will set oft Iron) Marseilles (or 'Aix.
13. order of the Governor of Bayonne, the E.
INlttyor of that Cornmnne, and Dartignes, farmer-
Iv in the Administration .of Marine, have :been
arrested. : , .

Didier the younger was,tiot, orrestell with 'his
father as reported t he has been long dmained
an accomplice in the events "%vhich tuoii place at

Every thing reiatirig to titt4t *oithip is
the hand of this Minister, who kis fretptenfly
done the Protestants justice, by openly declaring;
that they are in gent-mlas inueli in favour of the
Bourlihnl a 4 thC C,:tholies are; that ,he had: seen
t'etnArttable-proola of 'ibis at Bourdeaux; white
the Protestants etottlitted the Catholics in the 0.-
prerisio:l of their' 'attach:l:tot, to the !loyal qo-
vt:rtinietit. .Nealltitut*, niO.t of the Protestants
of distitiCtion and property have kit Nitrites. One
uE .the preachers has lately hevo invited bitheri
with the appi.obation of the
London, England, 1816-06-04

OLD LtA LEY.

Yesterday George illayeodc was indicted capi-
tally for forging and uttering a 21. Bank Note
with intent to defraud the hank of England.
George Dell kept the lint and Feathers in St,
John-street. On the 1301 January the prisoner
and a one-eyed man of the n tine of Wiliam Adams,
since dead, MON into the public-Itouse about eight
in the evening ; after having hail some ligsor, the
one-eyed man tenderti 21. Note in payment ;
witness, was surprised at the su,n so offered, and
asked for the address. The one-eyed man said
his name was William Smith, and That he lived at
the' Little Bell, hi St. John-street. The prisoner,
seditig a little hesitation on the part of the wit-
ness Laid, '''Aye, master, it is all right ; his name
is Wm.,Smith." •

The son of the last witness deposed, that be
wrote the address, at stated' by the one-eyed man,
and confirmed by Maycock, on the-hank note.
John Gluing, who kept the Liple Bell, swore,
that at no time did a one-eyed man lodge at his
house : he was sore not in January last.
Several other witnesses proVed that the pri-
soner anti Williant Adams' had issued many other
forged notes at their houses.
Mr. William Lees, inspector of Bank notes for
the Bank, proved that all • the Bank notes were
forged in every respect,—Guilty of uttering the
notes, knowing them to be forgelt.
John Avery, a child of 12 years old, was capi-
tally indicted for stealing in a dWelling-bonse a
silver watch end some gold seals, the property of
John Gill. 'The prosecutor deposed, that on the
13th of April the theft was committed ; that on
that day, after having been rotted to sweep chins-
nies, he came home, at about cir,,ltt o'clock in the.
morning, and foam' the pristmel gone with Iltc
property in question. Two or three tlay after
the boy was found in a cellar of a eLinwev-
sweeper iu the same street, udder .oult: bed
clothes.

IVtn. I)anby, a child of 10 years oil, proved
that as he was standing in !mini! tair, the pri-
soner came up to and asked him to pawn
the watch for hint. lle did ipitrtn it for It. for
which lie received a compensation of ss.—Guilty
of stealing to the value of 39s'. only.

,
SIigULAK EscArs.—As a seryartt helonging to
•
the Rev. Mr.
,Wilkins, of the Hays was loading
'a cart with hay, near that place, the horse ran
away, and jumped over a hetlFe at the bottom of
the Meadow, from whenct it fell,- with the cart,
over precipice of fifty live fcet,, iwarly perpen•
slit u~fir; and it is singular that the anitti.d wal not
materially injured, or the eirt hrolten ny the fail,
hat' the load of Irty was cr,iwn home over a steep
`road by the Willie atlitll4l within .8.11 444 after the
event occurred.
London, England, 1816-06-04

T L L S.

.Case of considerable
portahce to the agricultural interest was yester-
day brought before W. FIELDING, ESrt. It was an
information laid by a GentlethaO who
.purchaseS-
manure in town, and sends it to his farm in carts
or waggons' through Tyburn Turnpike, against
John Adams, the collector of the tolls at Tyburn.
gate, for demanding 3d, per load on every cart load
of manure passing through the said gate, contrary
to' the 13t11 of the King, cap. 84, which subjects the
collector, to the penalty of forty shillings, anti
the farmer of the said gate to five, pounds, it they
demand more or less iiirm what is expressed in
tin: Act of Parliamenr.—Nly. said that
the wishes of the Legistat ore at the, forming of the
Act was very evident ; that his opinion wits in
unison with those wishes ; that a load of manure
might go ft out London 'to York
.through all the
gates and not pay,one farthing toll ; but the re-
Bent information wits dismi,sed on account of its
being under 'an act wts not at all appli..
cable to. the case.
London, England, 1816-06-03

ARRIVALS.

Sir Charles Mill, Bart. at Fenton's Hotel, from his twat,
Naxtun Hall Park, near Birmingham ; Lord Killeen, .at ditto,
from his seat 'lreland ; Colonel Thomas, at ditto, frant
Newmarket; tier ‘Villiam and Lady Cockburn, in !Lilt Moon-
street, from Bath ; Captain Cook, at the St. James's Royal.
Hotel, Pall-Mall, fruu► his seat in Leicestershire,

DEPARTURES.
The Margulsanol Marchioness of Salisbury, to their seat at
Hattlibit Lord Cranbourn, to ditto; the Earl of Belfast, from
Batt's Hotel, to his seat in Ireland ; Sir Charles Sullivan,
Batt. to Paris; 'the Earl and Countess of Craven and
from their house in Charles-street, to their seat, HeMpstead
Lodge, lierks, for a few days, on their way to Paris; Colonel
and Mrs. Bailey, from Cook's Hotel, to their seat, Salt Hill
Lord and Lady Milton, from Gordon's Hotel, to their seat in
Hants ; Hon. George Watson, from ditto, to his seat in
Kent; Sir H. and Lady Sawyer, from ditto, to their seat io
Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Surteers and fatnily, front Reddish's
New Royal Hotel, Jermyn-street, fur Gloucestershire ; Mrs.
Branthwayle, from ditto, for Norfolk; R. C. Elwes, from
ditto, for Northamptonshire; 'Colonel Thornton, tram ditto;
R. Rynoston, Esq. from ditto ; and the Deputation of the
Corporation of Bristol, from ditto.
London, England, 1816-06-03

FEMALE FASHIONS.

CoBURG Watatixo Dams.-Round dress of tine Frrneb
cambric under a pelisse clamber shot sarsnet, elegantly orna-
mented in a novel style with blue 'satin riband. Oatl,inds
hat to correspond with the pelisse, tied with a chequered
band of blue on white, and the hatsurmounted with a bunch
of tuberoses or Passion Sowers. Morocco Shoes or half boots
of light blue the colour of the pelisse trimming.. Limerick
gloves ; and the hair dressed forward in curls.

IttprNo Daess.--Of line blue Morino cloth, enthroide►cd
and ornamented round tba bust and cuffs in a novel and
unique style. 'this new equestrian costume, by fastening on
the back of the shouldtr, preserves all the contour of the
form, which habits, in general, are apt to destroy. A full
double ruff of fine Vandyke lace is separated from the shirt
collar by a Chinese silk handkerchief of blue and white.--
S►uall round bat of tine bearer or of moss-silk. Half hoots
of blue ki4 i trllll,l,4uutrick.ill,l4,o4..leorituit -slut seemed witb
blo;.

DRIDAt, Dayss,A frock of striped Fr‘ach gause over a
white satin slip; the bottom of the frock is superbly trimmed
with a deep &wilco of I.3rtistrls lace, which it surinoivited by
rk:single tuck of byas white satin and a wreath of roses;
shove the wreath are two tucks of byas white satin. The form
of the body and sleeve: is. singularly novel sod tasteful.
The hair is dressed low at the sidrs, and parted so as to en•
tirely display the forehead ; it is ornsioented with an elegaut
aigrette of pcarla in front, and a sprig of French ruses
placed nearly at the back of the head. Necklace, earrings,
and bracelets of- weed. White hid gloves, and white satin
slippers.

EVINVIKG Ditess:-.The Dress is composed of white late,
and Worn over a rich white soft satin slip ; the skirt is finished
round the bottom bye deep flounce-of laze, and three nar-
row hyas satin tucks, which are AUClUOilhted 'by a wreath of
'beautiful fancy flowers. The bedy,and'sleeves are peculiarly
elegent and novel ; a satin front, which forms the shape in
as easy and becoming style, is ornamented at each side with
a light enibmidery of flowers, and finished with bows of
tiband. The sleeve is, we think, the most tasteful that has
been lately introduced. The hair is parted so as partially to
display the forehead, and otnamented with it wreath of
flowers. Necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets of diamonds,—
White kid gloves, and white satiailippers richly embroidered
in coloured silks. A rich white lace scarf is thrown carelessly
over the left shoulder, and partially shades one side of the
Deck.
London, England, 1816-06-03

THE .ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. RUGG.

. .
This. was an information of the same nature,
and' the (kleinlaut su'ilmitted to a verdict 0f',4001.
penalty.

ATToRNEY-GENERAL V. MORGAN.

'This was an iolormation against the defendant
n perfumer at BIV4IISeti, fur itt his passes-
biini Francs; gloves.. It appeared flirt the Ofileeri
seized 4Wpair, and that having:tied' them rip, the
servant girl ran away with thew, but that they
were recovered by applic'rtion to the Magistrate.
The defeudant4as- convicted in the penalty of
2001.

INSOLVENT DEtigrOlttV COURT.7SxrcaDair.
PAINFUJ.,CASK.,',BIRT V..THoMpsuN,
The defendanes,diseharge was Opposed by-Mr.
P.':Sadtit, Who prottueed4 witness who. swore to
his having .beet oat of the rules in April
It alpeared4rom the statement for the insolvent,
that this persutes. ease was a very lamentable our.
He bad a wife aud•nine children dependent upon:
him tor support.: In order to procure a proffered si-
tuation for one of the latter, he had, .in a 'sulitary
instance transgressed the rules. The Court, la.
19)cm:A the 1-i:till-hi duty impostid upon it of re-
manding the insolvitt, the objection being a fatal
one.
London, England, 1816-06-03

HORRID MURDER AND SUICIDL.

(GEtiasEK' Co.) APRIL 8. —About
three vveeki since (lie wife of Dr. Abel .11' atkins,
of Ai kdit*:bury, Oeuesee county, died, as was sup.
tuts. d,• ot a fever ; in consequence of which Wat-
kins peritnad-ed a peighbonr and int:mate friend of
his, by the name of Peril, to retuove with his
family into' hos house, anti take-care of his:chil-
dren. Shortly 'alter, Mr. Perry ‘vas taken very
in with tile aolgeit tworbis, as statedhy tratkitis,
by whom Ii a life wits despaired Of, and Dr, Chaanr
cry L. sneldtni, of Warsaw, sent for, who
attended' hint throngh the day, and tin nine
o'clock at night, and left him apparently ninth
better. Watkins attended him the teindinder.of
the night, and Perry died the next day. Mr. Perry
and Mrs. Watkins being ;attended with, sin:iiar
symptoms in Their sickness, together with act tip
pearance of familiarity between Watkins anti, Per.
ry's wife, soon. created a suspicion that Watkini
had poisoned 'both his wife and Perry. 'writ),
was made of Dr. Sheldon (of whotnWarkins par"
chased his Medicine) if he had purchased any poi.
son of hint ; anti it was ascertained that licpur-
chased
.one' ounce of arsenic and Some Aux vo.
mice. Sospicion inpreasid ;- the body of Perry
Was dug tip and examined, anti it was ascertained
beyond 'a doubt that there was a considerable
quantity of arsenic bi the stomach, which was
much corroded. ThC
physicians
reported that his
death was occasioned by arienic„, Watkini was
informed of the, opinion of the, physicians about
three o'clock the next morning he shortly after
went out of his house, and'in about an hoot' and
a half:was' found in the woods, suspended by a
handkerchief to a small bush ; hit legs, part of
his Wady, and his hands on the ground. On exit.-
'initiation he was found to be dead. Yestetday
Mt's, Perry Was taken 'into custody, and is this
day to' be examined..-.(oatario Messenger.)

STATE OF Tue the,Girund
Jury Came into the Court of the Kn 4
stated, through the medium of their foreaLin, that
they had visited the several gems, and that the
excellent condition in ‘thich they fottr.., theta far
exeetiledstheir expectations-. The Recaruer, slid
Sir William Curtis expressed notch autisfactiOn
upon' im3ri:rg so favourable and satisfaetOry a
, 4
report. ti
London, England, 1816-06-03

AMERICAN PAPERS.

From the last arrival of the American journals
it appears that the hill from the House of Repre.
sentatires, directing the public revenue to be col-
lected only in gold and silver coins, treasury notes,
and notes of the bank of the United States, after
the 20th. Feb. 1817, passed the Senate with one
amendment, which includes in the receivable paper
the Rotes of all banks whirl) shall pay their notes on
demand in the legal ctureney of the United States.
A motion for agreeing to this amendment was car-

tied in the Home or Representatives by 68 to 2.Z. On
the 30th April, Mr. Randolph reported from the
committee appointed to inquire into an illegal
truffle in slaves, carried on through the medium
of the district of Columbia by persons in different
Rates, butt no further proceeding took place. The
same Any both houses adionrned. Tilt banks of
Charleston were on the eve of resuming cash pay-
ments, having brought back a sum of 2,600,000
dollars, which had been sent into the interior for
safety whilst The British squadron winch the A me.
rim coast. The Macedonian frigate, etrpt. War-
rington, sailed iron Boston 29th Aprit, with in-
structions to interpose for the releese of the
American citizens detained as prisoners at Santa-
Martha. in the Oleatitiale, ACCDOI4:II 1104 reached
the United States of fresh ilepretitians tiPort *WI*
commerce by the Spaniards. 'Several verse's had
been carried into Coming au suspicion a being •
bound for Margaritta ; some hadhcen air' early con.
drinocri, and the rest Woe expected to shirrsl a
similar foe. Allrices kern Au*,-Cayes mentioned

the Of an e4edition of 1066 *len for
Jacq.lemel. It is stated in 'sine of the pailers,
thUt a citizen Of the United Btate's has contrived
to have hinis'elf plac;ed as cliik at
fit. Helena.

MARA.
entyrn—lTraisce, I Planderi, I Jamaica, 2 r)liblin. I We
tarforil. Du*;—l Lisbon, I linllettd, I Haiuburgb, trot
tcnburiche I Dublin, I ‘Vateriortl.

MIA* M6Noae.-41tolidlty at the Bank, F.xclirquer, FAO
India, and Suuth Oct liuuses.

Soomt l'irce of tirown Mtigeonicia SuOtr,
compared friontlle Itetntukt made io the week Eizdaig the' Oth
day of May, is 6,is. Id. jo'r cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•si MBAW.
,Morning, 18 minutes after 9. I Evening, 43 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1816-06-03

T/IE PRINCESS OF WALES

(Extract of a Letter from Gerpa, dated 15th Nl4y.)
" The Princess of WALKS was at Tunis ten
thys before the arriVal of LordExMotrfit. The
Tunisian Government received tier with great dis-
tinction; and bui the 2Oth of April site went on
hoard the Admiral's ship, ct dine with his Lord-
ship. Her Royal Highness spoke hi high terms
of the gallantry Of thepey, who resolved to ac-
company her on tioarli the vessel in which she de.
parted for Alexandria; at the sane time that the
English stradron directed its Conrse towards Tri-
poli. We do not know what are the projects of
her Royal Highness, and whether she intends to
remain long in Egypt."

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
London, England, 1816-06-03

COUKT Or EXCIIEQUER, Junt I.

AT„I'Ots,NEY. G2bigHA,L. V. DONN'AND WALKS'S.
'rite Sot.totTott tiv.:YttRAL.- stated, that
An infoilbittion which the Attorney Getteral.hod
left it his duty to file. against the,detentlants, who
,vere chemists and druggists, for supplyitig dele-
terious et-tides to a continuo that
this prose,c(itinii WAS in ititutCll riot 11),011: (four a
regard to the revenue than to the health ,of his
Majesty's subjects, particularly of the lower or-
ders, to whom pr)rter was the most grateful be-
verage when properly indde, and, who ought not
to'be driven to more injurious beverage by such
• practices as Itati lately been resorted to l'ltat it
was, the determination of the Officers of Govern-
,
nteut to proiecilie, with the utinust severity, every
druggist who it was disctivk red had so °Glided:
Mr. Seijeant ('ELL stated that it was out of his
power to makea,tiefence that no one could
mew the praetkee• more- than ,lihnselt ;. and he
united this proceeding would. be attended with
its proper effect. Yerdiet tor the King, penalty
509 t.
London, England, 1816-04-22

'1.1t1:114 OF' 511 t
LUMP:att.' %V 11..e5:5, aC,

PARIS, Aram i6..—The following is the Artt of
the Chamber of Aceusatitsn'againt,t S;i R. Wilson
and his Accomplices... Lt. document ausOtet lug to
our bill of indictment, with this difference in the
ittiterini proceediNt, that the Gratnl Jfiry do not
find the bill simply;but erase such passages as
they may think unsupported by evidence, and pre-
sent the rest for the consideration of the 'Court.
The Ara_tt in question is in its amended state
London, England, 1816-06-10

D E PA RTU RES.

'hie Marquis and Marchioness of Thounond,' for Cork; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, for Scotland; Lady
Lucas. to her seat, Putney Heath ; Colonel Thomas, nth
Light Dragoons, to his seat, in sum,' ; C. ltepington, Esq.
to his seat, in Warwickshire; Sir H. and Lady Sawyer, to
their seat, Clay Hill, Kent ; Hon. Mr. Bouverie, to his
teat, in Berks.
London, England, 1816-06-10

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

On Saturday his Royal Ilighness the Patscg
lIRGENT held a Court at Carlton Mouse, which
was attended by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY.
the Lo) CHANCELLOR, and the Principal Officers
of State.

Edward Thornton, Esq. Envoy Exttaordinary
and M.nister Plenipotentiary to the Court of
Sweden, had an atolienca of the Prince Regent,
anti look le,ive nt his Royal-Highness previous to
his leaving England for Sweden.—Monsieur De
IsTeiffer was introduced to the Prince Regent upon
his arrival in Ragland, as Minister font the
Court of VVirteotherg. His Excellency had a pri-
vate audience to deliver his credentials, and was
most graciously received.
The Prince Regent held a Privy Connell, at
which Mr. Buller attended as Clerk, At the
breaking up of the Council another Council was
held, for the purpose of receiving the Recorder
of London's Report of the Convicts capitally CCM-
victed at the last Old Bailey SessiOns,
The Regent gave audieoces to the. Earls of
Harrowby and Liverpool, Viscount Sidihouth and
Castlereagh.
Coon! Beroldior,en, the late Worternburg
'lister, had also an audience of the Prince Re-
gent, to take leave, previous to his leaving Eng-
land.
London, England, 1816-06-10

BRITIS,H GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
• THIS GALLERY was RE-OPENED. nn
WEDNESOI,Y, the 9.2 d of Ntay, with a SELF cTioN
of CELEBRATED PICTURES, hy.ITAIJAN MASTgRS,
with which the Proprietors have favoured the British Insti-
tution, for the gratification of the Public, and fur the bent-
,of the Fine Arts in ceneral.
Open from Nine till Six.—Admittance Is.---Cat,alogues Is.
By Order, JOHN YOUNG., Keeper.
London, England, 1816-06-10

THE MARKETS.

.C16161-EXCHANGE, JUNE hed a mid,
ling supply of Wheat this morning from Essex
antt Kent ; fine samples of which was taken ofF in
the early pact of the morning at an advance of
from ftt. to 3s. perquatter ; but towards the close
the sales became heavy at lait Monday's prices ;
Barley supports its Brice; Malt is steady ; in
Peas end Beans there is
Foreign Wheat - '665.'6611r. '
Pine ditto -114 s. -4..
Wheat • !it%
rine ditto - - las. "-;;.v.
/lye . 304.. 3es.
Fine ditto 88s.
Barley . - itt. 271.
Fine ditto - • - Us. —s.
Malt - Us. Ms.
Fine ditto -
WhitePease (lioilers)Utis. 40s.
Fine Bitti; - 431.
Grey Pease • - Ses. Ms.
SNlrrt/FIRLIP, Jvxt
dling supply of prime Beasts, an the show. of Cattle irs,ge-
nerAl was tolerably goad; Beef was dearer: Mutton, Veal,
Pork, and Lamb, supported last prices; and the trade, forth.
most part, was somewhat brisk. The sales in the, Hay-market
.were rather lively; Clover has dropped in price:, Hay anp.
Straw fetched last prices.

)c, alteration.
Fine Prey Pease • 3751. —O..
Tiek:Beans - -30 s. abs.
Old ditto - —s.
Small Tick Deans 33%. 324.
014 ditto - - —s. —s.
Feed Oats -19 s. 20s.
Fine ditto - - 225. 944.
Poland ditto - -20 s. gos.
Fine ditto - - - 235. 965.
Potato() ditto - -
Rape Seed 321. 361. per last.
Fine Flour -70 s. 765.
Seconds - ebs. 70s.
is day's Market had a mid 1
London, England, 1816-06-10

MR. WEST'S PICTURF OF CI MIST REJECTED..
ANY Lathe and Gsollemen amongst the
thousands who have seen this PICTURE (which is
`still in EXHIBITION, having expre,,s6l t wish to be in-
.foreicd when it ;was Mr. NV F's intention of publishing 0
1.)II.INT from it, I am iiethorized resprtetfully to acq pint
'them and the Public in general, that a DRAWING is now
-finished preparatory to that. Object, and placed in the-Room
-with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. PALL•M ALL.
NI. their inspection ; where 'Subseriptions arc reexived, and
printed particulars may he had • •
Order. CtIARLES SNIART, Secretary.
.
Pall-Mall, May 11, 19TG. ,
'Mit: The EXHIBITION opens-a. total, froth Ten till Five.
London, England, 1816-06-17

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

have enquired into the eictirnstances de."
tailed in the tollowing letter, 'and can vouch for
their correctness

To the Editor of the Waterford Mifror.

" Most singular circumstance occurred.
in this city a few days tip, in the boklie of A
WOlllatt living in, Coleheek -street. She Was work-
ing in lief toom,„where she had a cut and kitteni,
when on a itiatielf she saw a hitge rat running
perfectly ,tmconcernett in the room ; the goon
woman instantly got up, anti sliewed the rat to
the cat, but the nut took no noticepf it, neither
did the rat appear hi the least idartned in the pre-
sence-of the cat. At length the womunTnok rrp tint
cut, and threw it 'at the animal, but s ite to no'
effect. Next day the woman harti occasicm to go,
to a cupboard, in which the kept the tat anti her
young--she found one kitten dead, and saw, to
her siaprize, the tail of a rat, stirring arnOrYttla.
the surviving; kittens. Alarmed, she hastened 11%.
to the shop, where'a man bad jtist entered, told
hint there was a rat -in the room, and begged he
would 1611 it. He went in, and on opening that
cupboard, he found the rat lying with the cat anti
kittens, and apparently sucking the cat. lie ink.
tnediately killed it. The cat and kittens were al.
terwards

'rhe Old Military Barracks lit Gosport, anti
those at thirst Castle and Bridport (in that dis-
trict), are to be sold.
There was a tumult in the Dublin 'theatre on
Wednesday, in consequence of some mistimicr-
standing about a sung to beating by Mr. L'utwrs.
No mischief was done.

Nothing of interest occuirtgl in suy of the
Courts in Westminster Hall on Sattiritait. he
Coitus rose early. Mr. *Justice Alit:lo'T 60111 ti.;
Court of King's bench, and Mr. Jostive
from the Common Pleas, left town yesterday.
fin Ely, where they will this morning open the
Special Conimission for the trial of the persons
at present in confinement on charges of rioting.
We understand that David Staig, Esq. bas oh-.
tallied a decision u the Conn of Seaiina against'Mesrs.
Mesrs. William 1-lysinp, ,the,
Ilyslopi-stul
rsnil Glen, of Dumfries, for a libtibiooptititsys
one hundred guineas with costs.
London, England, 1816-06-17

IRELASID.

Outrages still continue in the North Liberties
of Limerick. At the hour of one o'cloCk ofte
morning, upWards of 80 fellOWs aimed, one day
last week, levelled two (*buses at Knock, within
a Mile of this town. In one of them, belonging
to Mr. O'Halloran, a poor man placed to watch
the ground, was fldgged most unmercifully by the
villains, who had disarmed him of his firelock,
and swore him, on pain of death, to quit the
tteighhotirhood—after completely taking off the
roof front the hintse, with sledges', cro vs, &c.
(which they brought fot the ()cc:m.4)lo the lultlF.,
marched off in, regular ort4cr, and tired several
shots.

Au affair of hononr took Place on 'Nest! Ay
)noroing last, at Burne-brook, near Athlone, be-
tween 'WILLIAM K.sma, Esq. and Doctor KANE.
Two eases of pistols were dischargq I by the par-
ties, without cloin;„; any injury—atter which their
friends interfered, adjusted the difference, toil the
parties retired from the ground in perfect friend-
ship.--(.4thlone Herald.) .
Major Vtrailnirton, superintendaor Magistratti
of the proclaimed Baronies of the County of
has passed iliough Limerick for his station, anti
has fixed his head-quarters at Kiirtilt.
Monday last', thiriY-six Cavalry arrived
in L;nirrick trim) Dublid, on 'their tray 14
rush, town, nntl..utlier parts .the . Wtst,
COnty of Chat e. .
Ott the road front Lisntoic Cloglieen, ahont
noon, on Monday, a (tentlemun was robbed of 4,
gold watch with a gold chain, and two gold seals;
and of. about nineteen pounds
,in money, by five
Highwaymen with fire arms. Immediately after,
a traveller wa.s stopped by them, but, as he hail
only a few tenpennies, he was allowed to pass Mi.
molested,

We are concerned tO hear, that nnbert Pepper.
Esq. of Cappa, a Magistrate, (in concert with
Citpt. Standish, Alex. Odelt, Fag. and other Gen-
tleinen), in endeavouring to quell a riot at Bailin-
got: v hir, on INlonday, received several niiituidi
front the couutt
periple;---(Littieriek Chi'Ottlete)
London, England, 1816-06-17

ritritTl MAIL.

Vtittsszt.s Syrtis-10 High,lesith'e Prince
of Witterlon did ni!it !care.; bend-quaVtirs
eamlirity, to deptirf,tr. Paris, till he had inspeteit
all the cantonments of the right wing of the
Army of occupation, His Hiklinets expressed
to the Officers his entire satisfaction with the line
appearance anti the exemplary conduct of the
troops, and exhorted them to continue in
manner to gain the esteem of the. inhabitants of
the -country.

Letters front Maubeuge say, that the Russian
corps expect 5 or 6000 men, infantry and artillery,
from Russia, who are to be-landed at';,lll4vre ;
and those who are unfit for service are to embark
for Russt,t, so that the corps may remain complete.
VERSAILLES, Sures 9.--For some days past, a
report has been in circulation in the capital, that,
the Minister of the. Interim, Mr. Lillie, will with,
draw from the addtinistration on account of his
beAtb. On the a Oat. band, it is said, that the
Archbishop of Rheims, who is charged with the
concerns of the Ronian Catholic worship, has ap.
plied to the king for his discharge, as his Majesty,
still makes' difficulties in making the changes in
ecclesiastical affairs %villa the Arch bishop wishes,
because these changes are contrary to the con-
cordat to which his Majesty thinks himself obliged
to conform.

PARIS, JUNE 7.-11 is ,flirructl positively that
the wives of the Crown Prince of Sweden and of
Joseph Buonapatte, who are sisters, and whose
maiden name was Clary, who were still in this
capital, have received a notice to quit Paris, as
belonging to the family of Bnonaparte, according
to the Law of Amnesty, which banishes the rela-
tions of that family for ever from France.
ENKHVYSEN. JUNE .—This morning, about
one o'clock, a fire was discovered in the hospital
here, which in a quarter of an hour raged with such
fury, that all aid was in vain. The whole build.

ing one of the greatest here, is destroved, wi

all it contained. No lives were lost, the patients

being removed in time.

TO-MORROW IVEI.K THE sTxrr, POTTERY AVM. TIE
ALL DRAWN. ONE TICKLT MAY GAIN THIRTY
THOUSAND POUNDS. '

DIAILS.

Anntven— I France, l Han►burgh, I Gnttenhurih, 4 LCD,
%cm-I blinds, t Jamaicn, l Brazils, e Dublin, 4 Waterfuctl
Doi--I Lisbon, 1 Holland, 1 Flanders, 1 Gottenburgh.

Stuart —Average Price of Brown or 4luccm-►do Sugar.
computed from the !telluric made in the week ending the Nth
do of June, Lehi, is 40*.3iii. per eat.

PRICE 0
/lank *tnck.... 24ini
3 per Cent.ltetl.
3 per Cent. Cons.. Rollin
4 per Cents. 7Bii
A per Cent. N. Ann... ...shut
Bank L. Attn.... IA 15-1 liths

STOCKS

Ate' ,
India Romig, Is. 9s. pr
Exch. pr.
Onitsittni fur Pa rnient,..•
Guns, fur Ateoulit,

HIGH ‘vATEtt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-140aROW.
hi oritittic. 47 ►nii►n►r►t t►ftrr 7. J E%•r.niug, 12 rni,Slitet aller S.
London, England, 1816-06-17

AIIF,IIIC,k.

,N • I
(Froti the 04ebec gazette,, 3f4reh 1,1)
The House' of ReprCifentatiVes .of the. United
Stares harems at last Ingreed to.Temtinerate the Trot.-
tors who joined their atandard.in Upper Canada,
at the time of the irruption of tin forces. into
that province at Detroit and Oil the Niagara fron—
tier. This act is not to he ascribed Co the libera.
lily or r humanity of the United States, since they •
have sent their own native ,stthjects, who were
also volunteers. in their serV ice, loose.
,upon the
world without any coml. ensation. It is.the wages
of-Treason which they delight to pay. • Thic..aet,
become national, ought never to 1) forgotten.
The formal denial of their Commissioners a.t.
Cilivnt, of their Generals beiq authOrised to en..,
courage treason among the inhabitants of Upper
Git with, ought also, to be retnembereti,
It is rather nurortunate that the band of traitors
from Upper have been decorated'
with the, name of CaMidia!)4. 110't1•,.
gees'' Appe4rs, in every other day's proceedings
of Congress, well informed Gentlemen of
the'Lontlon PIVs4, ittlit 'their gom'lnatured readers,
will never be aide to bring theinselves to believe
that theCamniiiin Refugees, who occupy so nnich
of the.tattention of the emit:red of the United
States, consist or, some_ fifty 'UnitedArish men. and
Americans, ,who hay', loam! their way iskttoUpper
an:nla trout the United States.

Papers and letters, front flalifox have been re-
ceived to the tilt. The local intelligence
which they contain affords !melting of t,r--
1. -had been received id Halifax -01 a reetint
date from Xingston; continuing the report. of the
escape of several of ontr. count rymen who had bort.;
imprisoned hy, the Spanish (Royalists at. Santa
Martha. Captain BELL, and Mr. SMITH, late of
dio schooner Valparaiso. with eight other per-
sons., had arrived at Kingston in Ills Majesty's
brig 11orestet. The Valparaiso, belonged to King;
stmv, seized at Carthagena by the Spa-
ni,l) General wlio confiscated the cargo,'
anti threw the Captitio and crew into pt i~un.
elect Atncricali Gent leman from-New York states,
that accounts hail reached-the seat of Govern-
ment of further acts of violence committed-on the
poisons nod property-of-the:citizens of the 'United
States trittling to the ports of Hayti.. Three more
vessels had been sei/xd, and their c:irgoes confis-
cateit, On the alleged charges of smuggling. By
the 'express orders at Christaphe, the cuptnitt at.
one at the vessels, was std. The owners,
merchants interested in these aml the preceding
captures had memorialized the President oil 'the
stibieet, mid it was expected that a spirited Email-.
strance 4thithi by 101111 With diSpatellVli 0. hey tlay-
Ilan Majesty. The niercznitile distress in Auicrica
is' said to be indescribable.
London, England, 1816-04-25

EAT INDIA HOUSE, Aram 240. 1316.

J)I4IAISONS who ore willing to supply the
EMT INDIA COMPANY, at their Honse in Leaden-
ball-street, or their Warehonies, as may be regoired, W:ith
FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY CHALDRONS of the,.
nEsT COALS of the following descriptions, viz; Welling-
ton, Ilealo;:, Killings Worth, and Hepburn, Main,. Pool ma-,
sure, way send in their Proposals, swiled up and addressed to
the Committee of Houie, on or before Wednesday the Ist of
next mouth, and if on that day, before 12 o'Cluck at noon,
as nu Tender will be received after that time. Not inure
than 50 Chaldrons will be wanted till the end of August,
thong!;, if it be the wish of the Contractor, 380 Clittlitmus
may be sent in immediately; they will be paid fur as they are
delivered.,

.Tfse Teuders me to specify the price nt which it is proposed
to deliver each sore of Coals, the prices me altin to, itietude the
whole ,if the expense attending the delivery of the Cuals.

Nu Tender trill be !ectired but from Coal-merchants pos-
sessing wharf, and establishments of their own in. or near
London, neither milt any Tender be taken into consideration
unless the address of the Party making it be mentioned there-
in, and Iw, or an Agent in his behalf, he its attendance upon
the said Committee at the day and hour u►entianed.

JAMES COBB, Secretary.
London, England, 1816-04-25

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The ERrl and Cotintess of Pembroke, in Arlington-street,
front Richmond ; '('.'J', Egerton, Esq. M.P. in St. James'ii;.
square, from Cheshire ; the Earl of EgreMont, in.Groseenor-
place, from Sussex; Lady Lucas, iu St. James's-square, from
Putney Heath; George Pocock, Esq. M. P. in Charles-street,
Berkeley-square, from Kent ;. thr;Rer. Dr, Price, at his house
in Wimpole-street,, front Salisbury; Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, in
St. Jarutes-*quire, (row Ottil•slittw.
London, England, 1816-06-28

This Day were published, in 4.rols.Savo. illustrated with
upwarrls of One Hundred Plates, price 41. in boards,
MONASTIC and BARONIAL REMAINS,
with other interesting' Fragutents.of Antiquity, in
England, Wales, and Scotland.

By G. J. I'AIIKYNS, Esq.
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In 12mo. the Second Edition, price 21.. bound, of
N ENGLISH VOCABULARY, in which
the Words are arranged indiscriminately; designed as
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of grounding yintog Persons more effectually in SAelling and
Pronunciation; •to which are added, Miscellanies., en the
most usefutaml interesting Stibjects.
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OFFICE OF ORDMiNCE, June 17, 1816.

THE' PRINCIPAIL OFFICERS of His hid-
JESTY'S ORDIV-4NCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their o*ce, en Pall-Mall, ens
or Wore Monday, the let day of July neat,. from such Per-
sons as may he willing to undertake the Performance of the
MASONS' WORK, for Service of this Department, at Cha-
tham, for a period if Three Years, determinable after the
expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Meath.,
at the option of either Party.
Farther particulars, together with the Term.: and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be known apart /Implication at
the Office of Ordnance, at Chat trans, and also at the Se-
cretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between,
the Hours of Ten' and Four o'clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and eadorsod " Proposals far
the Masons' Work, at Chatham ;" hut no Proposal can be
admitted after the said Ist of July, at Twelve o'Cloch at
Noon of the same day neither will any Tender be noticed,
unless the Party making it, or an 4gent in his Waif, shall
attend.

By Order the Board,
R. 11. CREIP,-Secretary.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICr,,
Jutse 5, ISM
'FHB COURT of DIRECTORS of tile ROYAL
EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give Notice, that.
a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be holden
at their Office, on the Royal-Excllange, on Thursday, the
4th of July cleat, from Eleven o'Clock in the Vorenuon.till
Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the ELECTION of a GO-
VERNOR, SUR-GOVERNOR, and DEPUTY-GOVERNOR,
and that the sail Court'will be continued by Adjournment,
and holden tit the same place and during the aante hours, ou
Friday, the Silt of July next, for the ELECTION of Twenty-
fourDlßECTOßS. 'Which Elections will be se%4tally de-
shred, at such times % the Court shall appoint to receive
the respective Reports from the Scrutineers.
SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary.

N.B. Printed Lists of the Proprietors qualified to Vote, will
be ready to be delivered at the Office, on Wednesday, the 19th
Instant.

The Cbair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisel?.
London, England, 1816-06-28

M l'ltlttiON Y.

IDEOPLE Of every rank jnty adoration to the
shrine of Wedlock i but, where the Constitution hos
been 'tainted by disease, Or debilitated try a certain habit,
contracted at 40 early age, a renovation of stability previous
to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive the
;lumbering sitarks of life, and to reanimate the system. For
no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy
Hymeneal huppitiess than those which are the consequences
of unguarded pleasure.. It was this consideration which in.
dured-Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeont of eminence and
high professional attainments, Members of the Royal Col-
leges of London and Edinburgh, to present to the Public the
result of thirty years expefience in the Cure of Ventreat
Complaints, anti those Debilities and De&cieneies which
scot unfresuently prevent dr initiate; the nintrimouial state.
In the venous gradations, from recent infection to confirmed
Liles, their treattnent commands very often a speedy, and
always a radical Cm*. In dubious cases, their long and well-
arranged esperirliet gives them a prompt node of decision that .
secures the Patient from Wog ineveurialized out of his ex-
istence, or Oaring his constitution anderaiined, and tire vi-
tal principle destroyed by a latent, in n insidious diseatir,
bliall and fatal confidence in shallow Pt etenders, In Ign-
eous Diseases, Vascular iteinvition, and Atotty of the dr-
gauss, arising from excessike intittlg,etite, insalubrious eh-,
mates, or solitary sensuality, theirpfictice gives new life and'
energy to the system, even lit Cases Which ate verging Un dej,
spair Strictures and othet derangements of the Urethra,
they remove ht 4 mild and efteetual manner. Slight and re-
cent eases of Venereal Intedion are awed it) the short period
Of two days. 'Foam Female Sex it will tie consolatory to
hOow that they tuay be curet/ of those Debilities which defeat
conciption, and sap the fonndation of ) connubial felicity.
Patients treated with Candour, delicacy, and invioßible se-
cress'. Messrs. Oink and Co. may Ife consulted every day, at
their house, 107, Batton-garden.--tetters from the Country,
'Stating untimely the ease, 'nude of living, &A. end enclosing
itrinittance for Advice and Medicine*, will he treated with
etaaiitutS attention,.. Nu. ttil# Liattgularitts,
London, England, 1816-06-28

VALUABLE FAM ILY M EDICIN E,

'rot'all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stonrach and Bowels,
Rile, Indigestion, Flatulency, Bilious or Sick Hyatt-Adis
Pains and Distention of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach,
Habitual Coistiveness, &c. &c. '
HALLANI'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. ,
THIS sate and elegant preparation is justly
. , Ot:e-emetl for its agreeable and certain operation, by
INbicll it effecttially removes all Inaction or Obst ruction of the
Montich and flowels, whether arising front Like, indigestion,-
Flatulency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache, &c.
It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained
In the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system
generally. Free from any antimonial sir mercurial prepara-
tions, it is at all times safb; and hai been given with singu-
lar good effect during Pregnancy. Its action Is particularly
adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those of sedentary
lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept tip,
and cruditiet'retained iti those organs are frequently produc-
ing pains and distentions,.. fried-ROI., languor, and giddiness,
or a sense of Weariness add tippression.
" Remove the cause, the effect mutt cease I'd
A single trial will fully convince the patient of their effi-
cacy. The worst cases of Bilious or lick Head-Aebs are cer-
tainly removed by a single dose, and in is *WWII shorter time
than conld bac/edited, bat fr.., exprrietwv, The Proprietor
thinks it itropee to remark, they sosit be fonud not only to act
without piing or nneasiness, but to leave the Nay, after their
immediate action ceases, free front that ctisfire state which
gene, ally succeeds the operation of laxative usedieines.
Sold, wholesale and' retain' toy E. Edwards Gti, St.. Pistil's
Church-yard ; Sanger, OXford-street i Tutts Exchange ; and
IV liftlf Middle-tow, Htilliorts.