Star.
London, England, 1808-11-29 00:00:00

FOR THE STAR.

UNION-HALL.-..TWO pawn-brokers were summoned
to appear on distinct charges. The first was for ring-
ing the changes on a bed, bolster, and pillows; and
when endeavoured to be taken out by the pawner,
another and a very inferior one, substituted in its
stead. It was first insisted on it was the same. They
were beat out of that, and then it was said to be sold
by mistake.
Mr. CHAMBERS, the sitting Magistrate, was of opi-
nion, that such mistakes ought to be rectified in a
proper way, and that way was eestitution. The sum
awarded was 41. 15s. which Mr. two-to-one reluctantly
paid. •
Another pawnbroker, for a like offence, except with
the alteration of a bed to a family bible and another
exposition, was also obliged to make restitution in the
original cost, 131. 16s.
A few days since, a man who managed the busi.
ness for Mrs. Oliver, of the George and Vtilliii.e tap
et Tottenham, was taken into custody, and examin-
ed before a Magistrate, charged with a violent assault
upon her. He was held in custody of a Peace Officer,
• until he shculd find bail ; but none coming forward,
he made a desperate effort to escape from the Cone,a-
ble, and dashed to leap over a ditch, but tell in the
middle, and was suffocated. The Coroner's Inquest
brought.in a verdict of—Accidental Death.
Sunday se'nnight, in the evening, a daring rob-
bery was committed in the counting-house of Messrs.
Paterson and Syme, Kirkga'c, Leith, from which
the robbers carried off £197 in cash and notes, and
an order on the British Linen Company for R3O.
Thursday morning, Mr. Hodgman, who stood
committed to Canterbury gaol, for a very extensive
' forgery, made his escape from that prison. He was
undoubtedly assisted by accomplices, as two bundles
were found in the gaol, containing various imple-
ments, viz. saws, files, &c. with which he released
himself from his irons ; he made an aperture in the
wall, and let himself down by a rope, fastened from
his apartment.
Saturday morning at nine o'clock, as three fellows
were going along Watling-street, two of them took a
large box filled with valuable articles, from before
the door of a warehouse, and placed it on the knot
of the third, who deliberately walked off with the
Of the 2,500 Spanish sheep, sent as a present from plunder. A Gentleman passing at the time suspect-
the Grand Junta of Spain, 700 of them died on their • ing they were thieves, followed the fellow with the
passage, the skins of which have lately arrived.— load, and charged him with having stiien it, just as
The survivors are thriving rapidly at Kew and Rich- he reached the Old Change. The fellow threw the
mond. The thirteen shepherds who came with them box on the Gentleman, and ran off, but a cry of
are put under the care of Mr. Scarlett, his Majesty's stop thief had the effect, and he was fortunately taken
gardener, and maintained at the King's expence, in Newgate-street. His confederates escaped.
with permission to continue in this country during The hind Loot of the Northampton light coach,
their pleasure. An old sailor, who undhatands the was robbed on Saturday morning, between town and
Spanish language, is appointed to accompany them Whetstone, of a trunk, portmanteau, and several
in their excurstons as companion and interpreter, and i loose parcels.
has attended them to most of the public exhibitions in i
and about the metropolis. They reside at the upper t Sunday, as a Gentleman was riding through
end of the Queen's gerden, near Hyde-park corner, Islington, his horse took fright, and set off in a most
and generally perambulate with their crooks instead o , furious manner towards the Terrace at Flighbury,l
and ran with such force against one of the pillars at
sticks, fort-eine rather an eccentric appearance. he
the entrance, that • was killed on the spot—the
A few weecis ago there was driwn ashore in the
Gentleman was also dashed forward in such a manner
Island of Steonsay, the head and part of one of the
that his skull was fractured, and he was conveyed
se, serpents described by Guthrie, in his account of
away without the least hope of recovery.
Naeway. The part driven ashore measures about
fifty-five feet in length, it has a head and mane some- Last week an inquest was held in the City of
thing resembling those of a horse, with three paws, Lichfield, on the body of Lieutenant Baeteen, of
on each side like those of an alligator, and its body the French Voltigeurs, a prisoner of war, on parole
almet as thick as that of an ox. It is impossible to in that city, who was shot in a duel ; when, noevi.
ascertain what length the animal might have been dente appearing as to the other parties concerned, a
when entire. It must have been dead for a long time, verdict was found of—Murder agabut some Iterron or
as the skin was quite gone, and before intelligence of tertons unknown.
it was received in Kirkwall, it was so much corrupted On Sunday evening, as three young men. musical
and destroyed by the people of the Island, that it was instrument makers, were returning from Battersea,
imposes-- -Ile to ascertain its shape exactly. ' in a state of inebriation, one of them. for a trifling
Cuenc: OF Wrrenciterr.—lt was devoutly to be wager, undertook to jump into the water near Batter-
wished that all belief in witchcraft had long been ex- , sea-bridge, and having done to, he was not seen
?hided; but the following circumstance, coupled as I again ; nor hasethe body been found. The name of
itt is with the utmost barbarity, will prove that it I the deceased was Allnick, a young man, aged 22.
exists not more than sixty miles from the metropolis. Late on Tuesday evening,•
. in
Ann Izzard, an elderly dame, of Great Paxton, in the employ of a chair-maker, i four young men n
Oxford-street, hired
Huntingdonshire, was lately accused by her neigh- a boat at the Paddington Canal, and rowed to the
bouts of having bewitched three persons, of the Plough public-house at KensaL Green, where they
names of Alice Brown, Fanny Amey, and Mary elevated their own spirits by lowering the landlord's.
Fox. The supposition was so strongly confirmed by About ten o'clock, when the darkness of the night
the overturning of a cart, drawn by a restive horse, prevented their finding the boat without the assistance '
the property of a grocer in the village, that her of a light, they began to think of returning home.—
neighbours resolved, without delay, to inflict upon melanci:iy. however, to relate, one of them, John
her the summary punishment they thought she so Yandale, fancying himself the best navigator in corn-
justly merited. The cottage in which Ann lived with I parry, placed himself in the steerage, and in a few
her husband, Wright 'lzzard, is at some distance minutes so terrified one of his companions (probably
from the body of the village of Paxton. Thither more sober than himself) by his indexterity, that he
they marched in the silence of night, and having sprang from the boat upon the bank, and in a few
reached the door of the poor man's house, they minutes saw it upset and burl his friends into _the wa-
broke it open, and inhumanly dragged his wife out of ' ter, the unfortunate Yandale never to rise again.
her bed, and threw her naked into the yard : where
THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE.
her arms were torn with pins--her head (Lulled That t ae,
against the large stone of the causeway—and her
Philosophers in vain so Mai have sought,
Face, stomach, and breast severely bruised with a 1
Says Milton, would not prove more valuable to its
thick ick, that served as a bar to the house. la
about stfive days after this, finding the old lady still pusse,so.r than an absolute knowledge of certain num-
' bers which lie hidden in the Wheel of Fortune till
alive, they paid her a second visit, and treated her .
Fate declares to the enraptured ears of .the advert-
with the same cruelty as before. Learning that she
turer who has founded his hopes of success on
was not dead the next morning, they resolved to see , ' them, their union with certain large sums of money,
whether she could not be drowned at night; but for-. viz. Twenty, Ten, or Five Thousand Pounds ; for
tunately for all parties, this experiment was frustrated
by the timely eemoraleof the poor object to a neigh. there are many such gums in the Wheel of Fortune
(which
draws cn the 13th December), independent
louring village, where, under the protection of a of the two extra Prizes of MX) WHOLE TICKETS each,
worthy clergyman, she now lives free from the fur- by which XlOO,OOOl. may be gained.
slier persecution of her barbarous and ignorant neigh-
i Up who lift's sea successfully would sail,
bears. Om often threw a spat Au catch a whale.

Swamp Farm, near Chelmsford, Nov. to.
Ma EDITOIL—Our Parson told us the other day
a long story about all men being made of the same
flesh and blood ; but I think he must labour under
some strong heretical error, or he could never have I
ye:tutted to state as a truth what the whole of this I
neighbourhood sees contradicted every day.--The
King's troops that are quartered in these parts, Sir,
usually parade at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and I
again at three o'clock. And at each of these parades
instead of the men being practised in some useful evo.
lotions that might instruct, and keep them warm, they
are made to stand shivering with cold, for the space I
of an hour and an half each time, whilst tlle Com-
I
manding Of creep from rank to rank, regardless !
of every thing but the mere ceremony of smelling I
eat a rusty firelock. And all this while, observe,
Sir, the men are orde•ed to 4, stand at ease ."—at the
Mlle time they are not suffered to move either hand
or foot. And when a man's teeth chatters with cold
(which very often happens), an officer cries out,
k Silence, Sir ! no talkies in the ranks."
I do not know whether you be an Essex man or
not, Mr. Editor; but, if you be, you must know as
well as myself, that it won't do in our cold country,
to keep poor fellows who are made of common flesh
and blood, stattding stock-still so long on a wet Pa•
rade. If I was to stand still in my fields, as long as
they do on their Parades, and was to omit the pre-
motion of pouring one glass of brandy into my shoes,
and another down my throat—hardy as I am, I
should be dead in a week.—l am therefore, Sir, in
spite of all our Parson says, convinced that either the
soldiers, or their officers, are not made of the same
flesh and blood as the men in Essex; and I am rather
inclined to think this of the latter, because, though
this treatment kills a good many of the men, the prac-
tice is still continued.
My wife (my old Daisy as I call her) not view-
tng things in the same philosophical point of view
with myself, says, that all this fiddle-faddle is a cry-
ing shame. When I tell her she does not weigh
things properly, she asks me what I would say if she
should go out to the fens three hours a day, and take
all the servants with her, fur no other purpose but to
exarsine oar polished fire-irons, which are kept rolled
up in paper, except at feasting times ?

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' LOND&N MARItLITS.

Ieer.ESIASTIOAL PROMOTIONS.
At an Ordination held by the Bishop of Winch'ativ, at 7.
ham, on the 24th alt. hies De 212011, A. B. tit Ergsomie C.
()Irani, son of hints Deacon, Esq. of Reuling, was ord4Z
Deacon.
yip. Rev. Mr. Britton, Master of the Gran-asar. Shoci,"
Durham, has been presentedby ills Dean and Chapter of
barn to the living of Ross::1 bt Yorkshire.
The Rev. Mr. Clark, Minor Canon of Durham evbeirlis
succeeds Mr. Repton in the living of Biltryham.
The Rev. Harrison Shaw, of-Bowirte, Arpteby,
presented by the Earl of lasesdale to the tisi tSaf irokhZ,
I,s Cumberland, vacant by the death of tl.‘•
G. P. Jervoise has presented the Rev. 1. Hewer, at Itizi;ekl.
to the Rtctort of Tin:words, Hants. ,
The Worshipful And itev.Attbur Dodvrell, to the itt,.
the Archdeacon of Beels,has appointed the Rev. John
of St. Giles* Reading. 'lBTogatelo that archlrliacon2l Icl:slabs
THE Heat and Irritatinn of the Skin, so prenka
on the approrch of ski weather, are immetliately r.
by Stail.S Ili RY's PATENT ANTISCORLUTIC DKOPS;qI •
effects of which are perfectly well known in Sain, &Tad".
Goyt, Rheumati,,m, Ery.ptions, l
iceld Heads, &c. After MLltzlet, Small and Cow Pox, kks
most admiralsle aher: rive.

INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, November SC
Wheat per load 1111. Os. •to If L Oa.
Barley, per quartet 465. ---d. tb !Ns. -.4.
Oats 58a. -4. is 465. --4.
Beans 60s. -d. .to 841. -..tle
Peas 60s. -d. to 14s. -4.
RETURN PRICE of GRAIN on board Skip as Under :
Wheat Gds 70s to 74s Boilers 115 s to 11154
Fine 765 to 73s Sutfolhs -140 s
Superfine 805 to 854 Grey Pease 54s to 61s
603 to 61.
Fine White 87s to 90$ Beans, new
Rye 50s to 55$ Ditto, old 006 t0..811s
Barley 38s to 465 Ticks, new 52s tr. 60s
Fine 00s to 455 Ditto, old 00s to 74s
Malt 78s to 873 Oats KGs 40s t 042
White Pease 94s to t 12s Poland, 44s to 4Gs
Rape Seed 401. to 471. per Last. Fine Flour -.4 to SOs lbw Sack.
Carrdivay 45s Od to 48s 011 per Cwt.
Coriander lis od to 16s. Od ditto.
Red Clover • 50s. Od to 110. Od ditto.
White ditto
Trefoil 631 Od to 126 s ditto.
Ss Oil to 485 Od ditto.
Rye Gran 20. 01 to 454 Od ditto.
White Mustard Seed 12s 0.1 to 145 Od. per Bushel.
. Brown ditto 15s MI to 1 lts' od. ditto.
Turnip - - 10. Od to 18s Od. ditto. .
PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, November 26.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the 19th of November, 1888.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. 41. I s. d. I s. 4. I s. d. I s. 4. j s. d.
92 7 56 4 45 i 0 33 8 65 11 166 8
The average Price of Svgar, computed from the returns made
in the week ending the 224 day of November as 545. 51(1. per cwt.
RETURN of WHEAT PI Mark-lane, including only from the
14th of November to the 19th of Nov. Total 3811 quarters.
Average 98s. 9}d.-Os. 70 higher than last return.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From the 12th of November to the 18th of November%
Total 10.430 sacks-Average 89s. Ili.
Os. 2d. lower than last return.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOVEMBER 28.
To s:nk the Offal per stone of Illbt
Beef 4s. Od. to Ss. 64. Veal 4s. 84. to 6s. Od
Mutton 4s. 4d. to Si. 4d. Pork 4s. 84. to ss. lid
II BAD Or CATTLE This DAT.
Beasts, about 2500-Sheep, 17,500.
Calves, 2CO-Pi7s, 250.
NLWGATE AND I.F.ADENHALL MARKET.
Per stone of 81b.by the carcase.
Beef 35. ud. to 4s. 4d. Veal 4.. od. to ss. 8d
Mutton Cs. Bcl. to 4s. 4d. Pork 411. Rd. to ss. 8d
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
ST. JAMES'S. Will FECDA FEL •
Hay 51. Si. to Cl. .6s. Hay 51. Os. to 61. 6s
Straw 11. 13s. to 11. 19s. Clover 61. 6s. to 71. 7s
Straw 11. Bs. to 11. 161
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Mea•Lev hay Cl. Os. to 61. cis. Clover 61. 10. c to 71. Os
New ki:tio 51. 103. tosl. 17s. New do. 01. Os to 01. Os
Etra-.v - .11. 10s. to 11. IS;.
PRICE 01: HOPS IN TIIF. BOROUGH MARKET.
linos. BOCKETS.
31. 103. to 41. 16s. Kent 31. 105. to 51. 125
01. -s. I.asi Kent 01. Os
21. 18s. to 3L 12s. ht site 31. Os. to 41. 4s
Farnham (Pockets) 61. Gs. to 71. 7s. per cwt.
COAL NT_‘RKET, November 2.7.
Ships at Mirkct Ships sold
102 Newcastle Coals 94 44c. 6d. to 558 64.
18 Sunderiali 18 41s. Od. to 49s 6d.
1 Stone Ccal 1 86s. Ott
5 Ciadera 1 313 04.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
Palest •P ORM 4 AT 1 O.: EOLLOWI NO MARARTS• 1
13AsINcsToxx.-Wheat Gis od to 9.5 s Od per Quarter.
Barley 37s Od to 54s Osi Beaus G6s Od to 71s 64
Oats 373 Od to 433 Od I Pease GCs 01 to G6s cd
Bread 48 11 LI per gallon.
lIENLey,-Whoa: 78s OS to 10.5 s 04 per Qr.
Barley 44s Od to 52, 4d 1 Beans its Od to 84. od
Oats 30s od to £4s Od Pease 60s Od to GGt Od
MAIDtNnt.f.D.--Whrat 78s 04 to 105 s 04 per Qr.
Barley 4es 01 to 50$ 01 Beans 61s Od to 84s Od
I Oats fiCs od to 48s Od Pease -s Cd to 63s Od
New eve v.-Wheat 747 a. Cd to 104$ Cd per Qr.
Barley 305 Oti to 505 Od 1 Pease 60s od to 64s od
Oats 3a Oil to 44s Luz Beans 61s Od to 74s 01
Bread 2s Od per gallon.
Rr A DIN 0.-Wheat 95. od to 70;s Od per Quarter.
New Wheat 745. to 100 s. per qvarter.
Barley 33s 01 to 51s 64 1 Beans 514 Od to 68s od
Oats 30i Od to 42s 61 I Pease GOs Od to 653 Od
At Marlborough great fair, on Wednesday last, about 16,000
sheep were exposed to sale, which sold at higher prices than at
any sheep fair of late.
At the same fsir, a hard-working man bought a poney of some
gypsies, and producing his mosey to pay fur the purchase, sl,ewed
27 or tis guineas, and having paid three guineas for the same,
had his packet soon after picked of the remainder.

The genuio:e Medicine los the words, " By the Itir.es Name
expressed on the bottle, b.ll of direction, and outside
and the King's duty is printi_d black Ink.

Sold at the rospe,sary, Soho-square, London, Egi %it
bottles (if sa. 6.L ; double /souks lOs.; at,tl larger IL 21,
Compound L.ssence, to allay napkasant irritatjoa, IL

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BUTLBR's CELEBRATED P. ES'IGRA -1-NriTir"""lo Id
POWDER.
EA UTY of Countenance, and tcgularity of pea,
B
tures, are aihrered to distinguish the Ernish }sir; bat eha
Proprietor of BUTLER% TOOTH POWDER would beg karg
to remind his Cr.untry-women that the lustre of their c my
lase* half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, sr
rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the moreineadribb,
the present preparation affords the infallibLi swans of uniairg
every blemish of the enamel, and is sae in its applicatiou,teg
composed of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all ranlts, a *mkt
away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the deer/ et Lk
enamel of the Teeth, as rendiring the Breath sweet and ddera,
hle, and malting the Gums of their proper shape and venni*
hue ; and a certain preventive again • the Tooth-ache. Not.
position of this kind ever brought lurne and to public IlOtiCt, La,
met such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to bait
that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheep*
corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner ot Sfest
Ga!dens; Pidding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 369, Bow%
Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most Country MA*
Vehders and Perfumers, in boxes at as each.

D. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has beets
ong proved, that nothing of the present day can foci
competition with it in all the different slaws of a certain Dien;
which it Effectually axes and eradicates from the hrbit, luta&
exciting th, painful feeling: and exposure that attends salinor,
without debilitating the constitution in any degree, Or ores s-
quiring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. Tie
radical virtues adieu: inestimable Drops have frond their cits
to public approbation fur more than thirty yrara In an thee*
bility of both sexes, they prove a mutr failing restorative, wile.
cher the debility is produced by too free use of ?decoy, illicit
pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate to travakri. wet those
going :.broad. They cannot be recommended two streegly is
those who will receive a safe, speedy, and coir.plee cure in all ad
stubborn Glees, ald every weakness t effects the btu/anal
organs of urino. 3y its efficacy many sr on.en have becomes,*
' then who for years had been deprived of :hat happiness. •

Kent
East Kent
Sunex

Sold wholroac and retail at M. Butler's, No..,ihcopiitle,ox,
nor of Patcrumter-row, andretail by Mans, Porqmouth ;Weston,
Portico ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Pcck, }lull; Cah,c-O,LSir
lin ; Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith azd Manderton, EtlEheres,
and by moit country mcdicioe venders, in baths, et .9d.rir.s,
with ample dirccth.ns.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC
WHEREAS DENJAAtib; Pgßau; has at:glut
himseif upon the Public as " the original and oaifpusse
who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Atudeptie Pihisttlts
late Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge rf this avue's rtes•
sions, when they are infoimed that be was a lab urer in the ikt•
tors garden at Lambeth, at eleven ;,hiiiit.ge per weds, aad altos
wards employed to make up his the iagredirats of which
were weighed out and delivered to him in mass for that pate
pose ; and that be never did a;iiit in any part of the preens of
the Fever Powder, to which the AnaLptk 14114 owe their ?es
collar enc.:icy. It will be evident, therefore, that Mr. Pete
tin's are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the Public Will deter.
mine what degree Of cred:: is to be given to one who tse asserted
that he was the " original and only person" who ever :Awl
Dr. James in preparing his Powder, when it appears that no
Fever Powder was prepared many years before he worked forlk
James, and even before he was born. The Analeptic Mt.
(.vhich Dr. James contrived as a remedy for hirnscf, and nib.
preserved his life to an advanced age), are admirably eaten:Si
fic„Disorders of the Sterna* and Barrels, a at for the Hesd-24.
and other bad effects of free bring, 7.3 also for Rheumatic, ,Eilksk
and Couty ce,mplairts : they gently open the pores by meet, aft
the bed; by dey ; and arc excellent in Cells ::rd slight 1.15.1
and should never be omitted at bed time. after aux e:cess dal
ing or drinking.
reild only by F. New!, ;ry and Sorts,;:o. IS, St. Pail's Chord
Yard, London ; and at Di. James's I home, in Brutua-stres,
in boeen, price it. Cd. each, of six in a:le large box, peke is
duty included.
OL'ierve that the words, " F. Newbtry. No.4S,
Paul's" are' engraved in the stamps.

BIRTHS.
At Riddell, Lady Franem Ituchana7 R;Zdell., of a daughter.
Wednesday rinrainz, the Lady of the Rev. Robert Moore, of
Minton, Kent, of a son. •
Lately, at Fort William, near Cork, the I.ady CoL Baku,
of a danglitt.r.

I ."
Ieer.ESIA3TICAL PROMOTIONS. . .
In Ordination held by the Bishop of Wineheiter. at
On the 24th alt. hmes Deacon, A. 11. Beaseree6.‘•
xi, son of James Deacon, Esq. of Reading, was ortdatil:
on.
e Rev. Mr. Britton, Muter of the Gran-. e. fee
am, has been presented by the Dean and ch •
aims of e•
to the living of Rossie i•i Yorkshire.
e Rev. Mr. Clark, Mincer Canon of Durham ez.h.4_,
lids Mr. Breton in the living of
to Rev. Harrison Shaw of 'Boteirte, Appleby ek
tied by the Earl of lestesdale to the tieiegap gjejs
sbe-,
imberland, vacant by the death of tie Rev. at
P. Jervoise has presented the Rev. J. Hewer, elf
1
e Rectoet of Tunwortbg Harms. , .44,„;
se Worshipful and Rev. Arthur Podolia',
to tittlit -
erelledeacon of Berl, ahas appninted the Rev. John
. Giles, Reading. errogateke that archleljaamai
*••••••••••
HE Heat and irritation of the Skin, so
on the approech of geld weather, are immediately ,easw.
NES RY 's PATENT A NTISCORLUTIC DkOrPS la- • •
is of winch are perfectly well known In Sewn, sarada.'-- •
t, Rheumatism, En-animas, Bilwus Come:el:its, ut t *a.
I Heads, Sec. After Messzles, Small and Cow p9at k Nl7/e,
: adteiralek elteretive. •
hr genuine Medicine has the words," By the King's Peale e_
eased on the bottle, bell of direction, and seaside
"
the King's duty is printed in black ink. PM 111 L
ld at the Dispeesery, 1.5, Soho-square, London, eie
les of sa. ; double bottles Ins.; aid larger IL gs. WIN
Compound L.ssetice, to allay nnpkasant irritatjea,
UTLER's CELEBRATE') P. F.STOktei 1 IVe. 100.1 fee •
POWDER.
EAUTY of Countenance, and tegularity of Feb
tures, are allowed to distinguish the British hie; bee
prietor of BUTLER% TOOTH POWDER would beg
'mind his Country-women that the lustre of their Ct,.tIIa r
• half its Influence where the Teeth are discoloured, sea sheer a
en and unhealthy appearance—this is the moreinexemeaa.,;
present preparation affords the infallible means of meow. r,
y blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its appticatios,k4 1",
posed of Vegetables.
is recommended to the attendee of all ranhs, a *ohs
y every imperfection, either in the eelour, or the decay
nee of the Teeth, as renckrieg the Breath sweet and deftaa.
and making the Gums of their proper shape and yermillisa
; and a certain preventive again • the Toen It-ache. room,
tion of this kind ever brought tyrevard to public IlOtitt,
such universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to beet
• it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
old, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheeped,
ter of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of **.st 51/
dens; Pudding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 369, Bony;
ter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by must Country Mai*
dent and Pere:men, in boxes at es td. each.
la
FREEMAN'S carrnt SALUTARIS. •
'HE value of this Infallible Medicine has bums
long proved, that nothing of the present day eau bees
spetition with it in ail the different stares of a certain beast, •
ich it Effectually axes and eradicates from the habit, native '
itiug the painful feeling: and exposure teat attends saliven,
hoot debiliteting the coestitutiec in any degree, Or tree a- an
ring confinement Irons business, or rratrictioa in diet. lu
ical virtues of these inestimable Deeps have pond their chin
public approbation fur more than thirty yrera In an tie de
ty of both sexes, they prove a e:exr felling restorative, whe. •
r the debility is produced by too free use of Mereery, illicit
stares, or the effects of a warm climate to travelers. sod those
dig abroad. They cannot be recommended too streegly n '
se who will receive a safe, speedy, and corr.plete (vein all cud
thorn Gkets, and every weakness that affects the blacker did '
ens of urine. By its efficacy many women have became*
rs who for years had been deprived of that happiness. • •
kid wholesale andeetsil at Mr. Butler's, No. e,Chespiide,ece. vs,
of Paternoster-row, andretail by Behest, Portsmouth Meow, - 7
rttea; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peek, hiell;Valwell,Thsla
Much:nail, ; Smith and Mandertoe, Ed/neer:la
by most country medicine venders, in battles, et .9d.ear.),
'h ainph. directitins.
DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC
(THEREAS DENJAhlibi Pt aaty has skald :1
binned upon the Public as " the original and °atria's*"
o ever prepared the Fever Powder and Audeptie Pilsist eta
e Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge of the Inn's rase
ns, when they are informed that he ere, a lab.,urer in the Dv e.
es garden at Lambeth, et eleven per week, and after- el
ads employed to make tip his pills, the lay-idle:as of %With
:re weighed out and delivered to him ht mass for that pin-
se ; and that he never did assist in any pert of the pumas of
r Fever Powder, to which the Analsptk Pills owe tare i.e.
liar cncacy. It will be evident, therefcre, that Mr. Ps.
is are not Dr. James's Pills ; and the freleic will der:. ‘,
.ne what degree Of cred:: is to be given to ore who het asserted le
at he was the " original and only person" who ever =fuel
James in preparing his Powder, when it appears that the
ver Powder was prepared many years before he worked fora
men, and even before he was born. The Anal:pee ?it
•hich Dr. James contrived as a remedy for hiniseef, ated white
nerved his life to an advanced age), are admirably eakaha
„a- Disorders of the sterol.* ar.l B3VrOS, aid for the Hredead•
a other bed effects of free living, as also for Rheumatic, Bilks,
Cnuty ceriplaims e they gently wee the pores by nia-ht, cad s's
e bed; by (ley ; arc excellent in Glees teed slight rete
d should never be omitted at bed time. aftsr and (recess Cf
g or drinking.
told only by F. New", ry and Sons, No. 1.1, St. Pa'il's Mai
did, London ; and at Di. James's 1 se hntise, in Brsemesirce,
tweet, price is. Cd. each, in sit in a:le lame bus, price A. to
Included.
yep Observe that the Words, "P. Newbizy, N 0.139 a .0
Lars" are' engraved in the stamps.
THOMAS TAYLOR, ENV.
No. 9, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, I.ONDONI
:IR—I consider it but an act of justice due tat
merits Of voar LF,AIZE's PATE'eeT Pp .1.5, to commodes
you the fOnowing Cure, which has receetly beets periled _
r them:—An acquaintance of mine, who by the Week** k
'an old Venereal Cemaleitit (attended by a complinsion el" ,-
.den arising therefrom) was reduced aliaeit t 3 a seeletn-04
though Inc had the beet medical advice which coed Ittaboiasig 11
tel tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing tould be fug*
Bich seemed tb suit his eau, or to sin hint any s..nictik'
,wined in a most reduced and pitiable situation for tooled%
table to follow his profession, and s .arcely able to ugh' 041 '
a stand on hie kgs; in fact do o.le wino knew him L.: lever
passible for him to recover. He was advised at 44-ro tort
EAKE'S l'll.l.e—he did so, adhe ring strictly to the (Ihe
Yell with them—he had not taken more than two
c found an alteration for the better; this wiconr,:gol ldar
weed, and by tating a few boxes more he found his milk
ntistrength gradually ntern, and is now as healthy endorse
my men I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any past
to for a confirmation of the alive account, if it remold
oubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant.
Library, Folkestone, July 10, 180.5. THOS. PORDA
Prepared and /sold by• the .1e Propietor, Thomas Ts
,4ember of the Royal College of Surgeons, Louden), at his
Jo. 9, New Bridge-street; where, after a constant
more than forty years, in a practice particularly directed to
:ure cf Verersral Complaints and those 'tridental to.the '
leneratien hi bath Sexes, with that inviolable seamy.
nen of his profanes; *Ladd always observe, he flatters
he advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to •
aeires this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning
is a:advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambista •
Also sold,by his appointment, for the convenience of
lying at a distance, at the Pezfumer's, No. e 5, SL Alban' es_
Vail Mall ; the Toy-sheep,l433, Oxford street; Meld!.
, •
rough's, No. 7, Fishestreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, So. e_
Ediabergh ; Mr. NPDonald's, Glasgow; Mr. CallwelEs,Den
Mr. 'lineages, Liverpool i Mr. Atkinscenes, Manchester;
one person in every considerabk town in Great leitein and
land, in boxes of only 28.94 each, sealed up with full and
directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure tb '" •
welt ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up
Stamp, on which, by favour of the Conimissioners is peen"
the Stamp-Office-T. 'fayior' No. 9, New Bride
imitate which is Felony, and ellothen ere counterfeit. „ea.
_ Jr.