Star.
London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS.

THE VEGETABLE has co
long been in g . I use that ft is unnecessary to oar any
further recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables, without
the admixture of any mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever,
it is free from the usual objection against the Uhe of other Den.
tifrices. Its detersive power Is just sufficient to annihilate those
destructive particles which adhere to the Gunn and the interstices
of the Teeth, healing injuries in the former, and promoting a
rew enamel, where it has been injured or corroded, on the latter,
It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums,
and it used regularly, wilt preserve the Teeth in a sound state to
old age.
Sold in boxes, at Its. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap-
side, and 220, Regent-street, London; 20,Waterloo-place, Edin-
burgh ; 34, Sackvdle-street, Dublin ; and by the principal .Perfu-
mers and Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom.
N.B. I'urch,►sers are requested to ask for Bursta's Vege-
tz.ble Tooth Powder, and to observe the name and address arc
ergrated on" the stamp and label attached to each box of this
eceemed Dentifrige, to distinguish it from Imitations, und4

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CERTIFICATES.—Ocr. 26.
W. Gibson, Trinlty-square, corn-factor. IL T•. Devey,
Goldsbill, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, iron-m.otufacturer.—
T. Dowding, West-Stower, Dorset, mobster. J. Ashton,
Knutsford, Cheshire, veterinary-qurgeon. T. Ridley, J. lirowr,
and W. Stawpert, late of South Blyth, Northumberland,
brewers. A. Aspinall, Birmingham, merchant. G. filingins
and J. Boothman, Carli,le,hat-nianufacturers. Ii: Bartle, Het-
stun, Cornwall, grocer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Senior and Co. Manchester, cotton.manufacturers. Robinson
and Co. i‘Lutchester, worsted-manufacturers. Sandisart and
Sherborn, St. Jamey's
-street, tailors. Corbyld and Patrick,
Birmingham, silversmiths. Roberts abd Jones, lAverponl, coal
merchants. Patchett and Co. Liverpool; carriers. Huse!den
and Willis Liverpool, merchants. Stone and Strong, Chelten-
ham, linen-drapers. Bayley and litylor, Manchester, rag.dealers.
It. and S. &dwell, Bath, shoe-tnakers. Moyle and Thomas,
~Penzance, auctioneers. Shalicross and Wilson, Liverpool,
ebeesentongers. Brook and Mead, Bruton-street, Bond-street,
milliners i'elham and Smith, ,Wellingborough, Northampton-
abbe, deakrs in Lace. Dilivryn and Foster, Cornet-court, whole-
sale litten-drapers. Watson and Broadley, Oldham, Lancashire,
COKOSI4§4IIIIr," Dap sod Co. New Itadtord, Nottinghamshire,

The custom in the town of Montgomery, with
scolds and incontinent women, was," that when they
were taken, they were adjudged to the going stoole,
(backing stool) and there to stand with their feet
naked, and their hair hanging and dishevelled for
such time, as they might be seen by all persons pass-
ing that way." And in the Hundred of Sandwich,
in Kent, the execution of felons condemned to death
in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, was by
drowning, and in the year 1815, a complaint was
made by the Pilot- of Christ Clinic'', for "that he
had directed the co rse of a certain stream, called
the Gestlyng, so that Jelons could not be executed for
want of pater."
ANCIENT FORMS OF GRANTS.
The following is a Charter of Edward the Confessor :
" Icb Edward Kuning,
Have yeomen of my forest the keeping
Of the Hundred of Chelmar and Daunting
To Randolph Pepperking, and to his kindling •
With lane and hinde, doe and bukke, '
Wild 'Only with his flocke
Partricb, fealwunte ben, and feasaunte cock;
With green and wilde atob and stokk,
To kepen and to yeomen by all her might
Both by day and eke by night,
And hounds for to holde:
Four greyhoundes and six raches
}or hare and fox, and wilde cattes, •
And, therefore, ich made him my booke,
Witreness the bishop Walston,
And-booke ykred many on
And Sweuyiie of Essex our brother,
And taken him many other,
And our Steward Howelin
That besought me for him." •

Captain Owast, whom we mentioned a short time
since as having been stabbed by a convict, on hood
the hulks at Sheerness, as soon as bis health perm itte3,.
repaired to the village of Eastchurch for a few days;
dttt ing his absence his apartments on board the hulk
were broken open, and property to a considerable
amount taken therefrom, among it were 1:150 in
money and about 20 watches, the latter belonged to
some of the cocsocts, and also part of the money, the
remainder of the money belonged to some of the
guards. The man who acted as servant to Captain
Oxvi has beat it dose confinement ever since.

Donn EsTen, Ocr. 3.—We regret to announce the
total destruction, yestorday morning, by fire, of the
elegant cottage of GEORGE PURLING, EA. of Brad-
ford, near this town. On the evening of Tuesday
that Gentleman eatertained a large party of his friends
'kt dinner, and several of his visitors remained at the
house, for the purpose of forming a shooting-party
the following day ; but about seven o'clock they were
alarmed by the cry of fire, and their personal security
was hirdly effected- before the whose was in
Much of the furniture, and she greater part of the
cellar of choice mires, were saved. The cause of the
fire has not been ascertained, but it is conjectured to
have arisen from the ovei heating of a flue commu-
nicating with a hot dresser.

A M. FABRICIus has discovered a grand conspiracy
against " Royalty, Christianity, and Property;' in
wnich, besides a certain number of authors who are
named, no fewer than 80,000 other German authors
(Gm) help us!) are iniplica:el This Al. Feentcws
ought to be scut to ti.e Holy Alliance at Verona,
where he would he in his proper element. Fortu.
nately for the repose of Sovereigns, the German au.
Vim s ate pretty wellscattered over the country, and.
cannot easily get together;
.but still the Leipsuc Fair
ought to be well watched, lest they should avail them.
selves of that grand literary mart to form a janetion,
in which case it might not be easy to 61 d an army
numerous enough to oppose them with effect. The,
wallets in which their manthcripts are usually stowed
may be macho cOnvenient it:cep:ticks for =munition.