Star.
London, England, 1824-06-09 00:00:00

IN TOWOER.

Tide Paint is of Lead, Stone, and Copper Colours; Invisible
Green, and fine White, at 545. per cwt. It has been used gene-
rally hi most Departments of the State, and so entirely in the Ord-
ilat..e, that every Gun in his 'Majesty's Seivice, for the last twenty
years, has been painted with it. The Vauxhall Bridge. and the
West India and Liverpool Ducks, are among the many Public
Works that attest its imperishable nature. It is applicable to every
description of Wood, Item, and Stone Work, exposed to the weather,
aini is equally effective in the extremes of hot and ask:climates.
ANTI-CORROSIVE OIL PAINTS.
Ineisisle Green, per cwt. 401. &one. per cwt. -40 a.
Oh ve - - 765. Chocolate - 565.
Bright Green -112 s. Bright Red -30 s.
Lead - -40 s. Dark ditto - 225.
T;lese.Paitint being finely grouod in Oil, are suitable fur Inside
or Outaide Work. They are very ornamental and durable.
REFINED AIINERAL TAR PAINT,
At 15s. per-cask, containing 1401hs.
This Paint is of a handsome dark Chocolate Colour, and Jet
Back ; being entirely Mineral, it is hull-soluble in water,and there-
fore slatted fur Weather-boarding, Barns, t.luice-gates. &c. &C.
where a cheap and durable ellyering is wanted. Being it lot use,
it is but little more than one penny per lb.
N.B. Genuine White Lead, 40A. per cwt. Linseed Oil, Ct. 6d.
and Turpentine, Ss. per gallon ; Gra,a Greens, from la. 6d. to 2s. 6d.
per lb. Rectified Sperm Oil, 45. per gallon. This Oil has the bril-
liancy ul the nest Gas, gives more light than other Oils, and, from
it. extreme puraty, is without waste. Other Sperm Oil, 31. 64. and
pale White, 2s. per gallon.
igi• Empty Casks and Bottles allowed for, as charged.

HAIR, EYEBROWS, and WIIISKERS, changed
from Red or Grey to Brown or Black, by the G lt ECI A N
W ATE It, which produces the tksired effect by one application ;
neither stains the skin nor linen, and is entirely free irons any rut--
ple shade. If not approved after trial, the money returned.
Sold in bottles at 6d. and 6s. or double boitles at 103. 6.1. by
Tait, 41, Cornhill; Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street, Covent. Garden ;
Low, 530, Strand ; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; Tich-
borne-street ; and at Wright's, Wadt's-passage,

SELECT A ItTICLES,
Prepared and Sold by :Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists,
4, Citrasesins, Corner of Sr. ;
220, Betieter-sreErr, rear the Argyle Booms, LoNnox ;
Waterloo-Placc, Edinburgh ; and Sackville.street,
FLUID EXTRACT of SA RSA PA RILL A, rest
making the Decoctions, and particularly suggested to Sur.
geo.,s and Physicians for its portable convenience and economy.
The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those 0.
the Skin—such as Searbutic Affections, Eruptive Disease 4, Sr.
condary Symptoms, &c. atisin.; from a diseased state of the System
at large.
APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS, feirsiring an agroe:.ble
Dt•auget, and. at the same time .rti.tg a, a mild and pleasatit Laxa-
Cow, r,lievi:; IlearCourn, Bile, Ittalt,;eition, Nausea, Acid:;y in the
Stomach, avu for cort-ecting excesses of the table.
SODA !C GINGER BEER atal LEMONA DE-POW DF.P.S,
foe product:lg ute merli est2erned Beverages of the s.utt.: name,
equal to that contained in bottles, and without the inetniy,Mence of •
buds and breakage attending it in that form.
Can ATEI) KALI, a preparation for making Saline Drtrigliti,
recommeoded by the Profession for its convenience, and being
more certain in is operation than those prepared with la mon, its.
CARDIAC I'INCTUIU of TtritKEy It 1I a
%vat rn and pleasant Laxative, adapted !ti Gouty Constitinions.
PILLS of TUliI EY Itt-i 1:.% RI; and JAMAICA GIN•
G 1•:.t., a:kaown lay the mimeo( l iiuurr Pais) found particularly nia-
fulatiaitulence, f,•
iz k F o'
PI 1. LS, anti-bilious, gently aperient, and particularly
useful in i atTat'exir lover Complatatts.
STOM AC till! Dl 1" 1'1:1! TlNcrinin, a very agreeable To.
Mc, recoinvt,,:ded in Ictligestion, Debility of the Stomach,
ICGETA .100TII-PI.M DEB. and ASTU I GENT
'f al it 1: for preset vital; and beautifying the Teeth and
Much approved.
TONIC PILLS, recommtnited in geta,ral Debility of the Con-
stitution, also as a bale dllci excellent remedy in those periodical irre-
gularities which Females, of tblicate and languid circulation, ate
liable to.
EFI:I.OI"V.SCENT EPSOM SALTS. dLa:re-able fla-
vour which accomp.ulies Epsom Salts is greatly tois
preparation, besides which only halt the 4itunatity its re:Loire:l far
the dose.
COMPOUND TI:iCTURE of POMEGILANAT'fI, as at;
Astringent much at,ed i.t Affections of the Llawels in.:ie.:tin Re-
laxatior, Griping, Diraffiltr.l, &a.
A ALMON A TEU SVI a of LAVENDER, applicable iii
Nervous and 111-aerie Affeettoos, Lowness of Spirits, Vatoting-,
CONCILETe: J U ICI:. of LI MES for Punch, Littiade, S dine
augh:s, lees, Jellies, -or 1.1 other purpose w.lere the
t the i.ernon is required.
I• The above ilr„p 'rejoin, wh-n genuine, wi l have Nesst-s4
aicTs.zits' name and address Attilialtd to them.

NAVAL SUCCPSI sloep
Day id, CaPt.:in Os!Y‘rne, left ll:tea:lna% Dui the 10th of
April, and arrived here yc.itet 2.. t}'. \Ve :Ca a from the
Morning Paperi, that the w t, ern:yr:gm,' at
Havannah seven day.c,..in c,onsequence of an action fought
off Matanzas between the Colombian fleet, corist ng of
-two c(Tvettes and a 114 and the Spa:.ish of sear
Ceres, of 19 guns (built by Mr. Eckford, of this city,)
n the Gth of April. The battle lat,ted one hoar. The
commander of the Ceres was kled the firs; broadcide.
The Patriots captured t!lree Iteav y ship s• slut eight
drogers, and disarleared ta.e'T LF.et immediately
after tLe action. A .frigate, sloop ri war, a brig, and
sclwoner, .sailed from FL svanuah its ozn suit of 111.2 m on
the 9:11, when die eto!;orgo was taken ox, but it was
not believed they would Lill in with ihe.n. It was sup.
posed that the Patriot Elect would stop at Key West to
repair. There were between thirty and forty kilW and
wounded on boaid the Ct.res. A number jumpe I over-
t) and f,B.an the Cepn, and swain ashore, and v. e:e taken
up and put its the M.uo Cattle for leaving toe vetsel.
The vessel.; captmed wetc past of a•fl:xt of eight sail
which left [lavas-L-0s on the in,t. for Spain; live of
them sailed in the morning, and the other three a few
hours afterwards. Several of diem were large ships,
and most of them weie armed. The suLcestfid Colom-
bian vessels are supposed to Is:: the Bolivar and Boyaca,
corvettes, and a La ig formerly the British gon•brig Mos-
quito.—New York Spectator.
AwFur. Cos:FLatorarioN.--!•,:.!..v Brun,wick Vipers
to the end of April contain the ioiLswing account of a
dread:,:l lire in th::t Province

'I Sr. lott.'t, Aran. 13

"At a very early hour on Tnesd y mot last this
city presented such a wile of devast4-ioo and lion or as
was never before witnessed in the provi:,ce. A most
alarming fire was soon after it ditcore red to
have broken out in a building at the further end of the
wharf, and a range of handsome st warehouses. &c.
in Water-strccr, belonging to N. Merril, Eq. which, in
con.egitence of the lowness c.f the ti!- and a.stior.z
wz.,tei-ly breeze, soon spread and ecalmonie::te.l wnit
the oppo:Le sidc of the s:reet, Lidding ch.:ii,:ace to every
exertion on the part of.tlte 111:iit.ity, file cluh.:, firemen,
and inhabitants to epv:.:si its ino-;ress, suit
Prince 'William-street di..t net f:o.a Ole
conflagration. Ia the course of a hours i!.e
whoie range of buildings, lio;:s Mr Nichol's r) Ai:.
Lovatt's wharf on the west site, ar: from Mr: J•
warehouse to Mr. Say.-ard's pon !.ide of t?'.e
water, in St. John's st: ect, n:ii \I r. 11'Ilee7et's :o Mr.
Johnson's dwellint;-ho Ises rite west si2e, and from
Dr. lloyd's t Mvr...e L'o'gs.
i.cl.c f of
so.
11.ti01k .enti
William-street,
ce
ruins. Upwards of fi-'y of one desc:iiu. is
and another, have been e:t!:er re.iuced to ashes or tilt ow a
down for the sAlety n:Loi; mo.l ;:;12 !Ns :31iro.
perty on the occ:hion 1;:t, hcLil C..tiooced at npwatUs of
30,0;14 Little insurance has been cti'ected ea any patt
of the pioperty We sincerely syrupakl.i.x
wit.h all thc•sutteiers, particularly with tho-e .alto
11.tve thui smlJenly unexpecteoly been called to
6.1(1...i,;:e :1-U4S 01 n2.11:y yearsolin:tho inu. ticu."

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PORTUGUESE IN MONTE VIDEO.

A Buenos Ayres Paper, called the Argos, of the 10th
of March, gives the following account of the entry of
General Lecor into Monte Videti
The Republican of Sunday has given us some de-,
tails cf the entry of the Brazilian troops into Monte
Video. This event occurred on the 2d of March. Ge-
neral Lecor entered, attended by his wife, a deputation'
of the Town Council, and his Europeo•Brazilian Staff.
We can affirm, upon the faith of our correspondents in
that quarter, that the mourning with which the popu-
lation received their Imperial guests furnishes an irre-
sistible proof of the aversion which they entertain to-
wards foreign dominion. Never was there seen in
Monte Video so mou►nful a spectacle. In the streets I
generally nobody was seen : in that called Porton there''
was only a small number of persons collected to witness
the entry. In the great square no house had any spec-'
tators, except that of Senor Gomez. Women, negroes,
and young people, were the only spectators of the entry.'
The Generarproceeded to the residence of the Council,
where he left his wife to proceed to church, whence he
tepaired to his house along with his wife. To amuse this
Lady, there was a play in the evening, but only three
boxes were filled, and those were occupied by women
and new-corners."