Star.
London, England, 1825-07-20 00:00:00

A REAL ELESSINO TO MOTHERS.

ITHERE is not, perhaps, in the wthle Materi t Me-
dics, any one remedy Which so effectually relieves the pain of
a suffering Patient as the AMERICAN -SOOTHING SYRUP.
Who can watch the writhing tort .:res into which a lovely infant is
often convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling
sympathy for its sufferings? and who would hesitate to procure a
remedy, when a remedy '.:an be ftund, whirls is obvious by the •
effectual relief effvded in so nte.ty dis:rossing eases which are daily
coming to the noti.:e of Mrs. ;;;OLINSON ? Therefore, Mothers
ought ni.eer :o be without the Atucrican Soothing Syrup in the
Nursery ; fir if a etild awakes in the night with pain, by only
rubbing the Gums with a few drops of the Syrup, -it will imme-
diately open the urea, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers
sod etnivaltioas; for should it come in 'competition with any other
iisordert it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. CB, York- '
City road; by their appol-,,-ient, of all principal We-
lkin.: V..adors in Town Country., at 8,. 91. per bottle.
N.I;, None ace grauier, unto, s4ptcd on the Stamp with Mrs
loluasolis Ling. as diets ars at.veral spurious aorta.

Amos and Ransford, Worcester, tallow-chandlers. C. and M.
Josses, Oswestry, milliners. Coney and Austin, Jermyn-street,
bricklayers. Cooper and Hale. Clare and Harrison, Liverpool,
accountants. Balsam and §cott, Clapham, schoolmasters. Hough
and Hope, Manchester, calenderers. J. and B. Hipwood, Can.
non-street-road, cabinet-makers. Long and Co. Leadenhall-street,
merchants. W. and J. Statham, Huddersfield, boot and shoe-
makers. Taynten and Cbeetham, Lincoln's Inn, law-stationers.
Hafford and 'Atkins, Leicester, sinker-makers. Perrottet and
Rostaing, mother of pearl-carvers. W. and (3. Smitb, South
Melton, Devon. Brookshaw and Cottier, Manchester tailors.—
Whitehead and Lowe, Manchester, balenderers. Parkin and Co.
Sheffield, merchants. F. T. and J. W. Roberts, Almondbury,
Yorkshire, cloth-merchants. J. and W. F. Burton, Old Broad-
-1 street, merchants.

SOUTH AMERICA.
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FINANCES OF COLOMBIA.

The decree of which we give the substance below, is
inserted in the Gazeta de Colombia, of the 29th March.

The Colombian Government, desiring to co-operate
in supporting the credit of the Republic by the punctua-
lity with which it pays its debts, and there not having,
as yet, passed a law to fund the national foreign debt
in a fixed, secure, and irrevocable manner, has resolved
to decree as follows :
" Art. I.—The fourth past of the produce of the maritime
Custom-houses, arising from duties on exportation and importa-
tion, shall be faithfully deposited in the chests of the said Custom-
houses, from July next inclusive, without any possibility of alter.
ing its destination.
" Art. 2.—At the conclusion of December this year, the office
of the Customs shall pay into the provincial Treasury the whole of
the duties thus collected, aud the Treasury will carefully pack them
up for the purpose of being transmitted to where the Governor
may direct ; the same Governor being required to lend the neces-
sary aid to secure its safe conveyance.
Art.:..—The Treasury of Guayana shall remit to the depart-
mental Treasury. The latter collecting the portion which belongs
to its district, shall remit it to Carthagena. collecting on its part
that which belongs to Barcelona. The Departmental Treasury of
Venezuela shall collect that which belongs to Puerto-Cabellq and
La Guayas, and shall give it the same direction on Carthagena,
whither will likewise flow the remittances of Rio-Ilache, Coro
Maracaibo. and Santa Martha. The part belonging to Guayaquil
and the ports on the Pacific shall be collected at Panama, with
that of Chaves and Poertovelo. The Intendants of Magdalena,
and of the Isthmus, wall in proper time receive orders about the
destination of their funds. _ .

" Art. 4.—(Like the foregcing this is merely one of regulation.)
" Art. s.—By the present decree, and former orders which
have been transmitted to the Custom-houses, for the redemption
of the domestic debt. created before 1821, the produce of the
Maritime Custom-houses not applied to any other object, shall be
considered as divided into Pout parts, of which one shall be ap-
plied to the purpose expressed in this decree, a second to the said
redemption of domestic debt, and the two remaining parts to the
ways and means of their respective departments.
" Art. 6.—But if unforeseen circumstances should oblige the
Intendants to redeem any debt contracted by them, and approved
by the Government. with a part of the unappropriated two.
fourths, they may take their measures accordingly, only apprising
the Government of the fact.
" Art. 7.—When neither the law nor the executive shall make
any different arrangement, the retention of the fourth part shall
be observed as in Article Ist, from January, 1826, and hence-
forward every six months' remittances shall take place of what his
beedeollected. By Articles 8 .and 9, the Intendants are ordered
to observe this decree, and the Secretary of the Treasury to secure
its execution."