Star.
London, England, 1809-06-01 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR M 474.

Cirri-ER'S CELVINATED PESTORATIVE TOOTIt
POWDER.

BEAUTY Of COutitenance, and regularity of Fea.
totes, are allnWed to distinguish the British Fair; tut the
Proprietor of BUTLEL's TOOTH FOWLER stould lig I Are
Ito remind his, Coutittywornen that the lustre Of their Ci arra!**
14111e6 half us influence Where the 'Teeth are discolooredi or show
a rotten and utibeahlly appriu'iticc—this i. the more inc:icusable,
as the presarit preparation affords the infallible means of tern
eery blemish Of the enamel, and is Safe in its appheatien, being
composed of Vegetables.
ilt is reeciiiiniended to the attentfon of all rarks, as clearing
away every itnpert.etioo, either in the colour, or the decay of t.!l4e
enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet aid Sancta•
• ble, and making the Gems of their proper shape and verviiii.on
Anie; *and a CeEtain preventive against the Tooth-ache.
..position of.this kind ever btought forward to public noti,:e, has
'• wet ouch.universal approbation; and thu Proprietor has to 'uu:at
that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale s.nd retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Crisp, corner of :,prinr
Gardens; Pidding, Oxford-street ; Clarke. 3so, fiorotigh;
Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by must Country Medicine
Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. Sid. each.

Ttie'viatm weather of this month, succeeded by
showers of rain; has been most favourable to vegeta-
tion. The wheats have a most promising and limu-
Aant appearance, particularly those which have had
the advantage of tnp-dressing. The barleys are firmly
on the curl, and promise a Lull crop. The early sown'
oats were a little injured by the frost, but are reeo,
vering through the genial weather of this month, and.
promise a fair crop. Beans, peas, and all the legumi-
nous classes grow Most luxuriantly, and cover the
'land sufficiently to prevent any farther injury
.front.
site drought that may occur in the future months.—
The clover and grass lands arc well . covered, and
will ensure a full crop. The dry weather has afforded
a fine 1 ;,portunity for the preparing of turnip fallows,
and several fiel is of swedes are already sown.
. The corn markets are falling in most counties,.
owia, to the expectation of foreign arrivals, and the
promising appearance of crops in this country.

WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Education
a id Responsibility deviate front the General System be
the selection of a particular branch, the sanctian of
Success is the best criterion of superiority.
Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive
treatment or two disorders, and the successful resuh of 1.41 r 11141
giVCS us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are ;h.!
ravages of those complaints which are the must important in the

COAL MARKET, May 31.
ships at Market Ships sold
• 28 Newciedle Coals 28
5 Sunderland 3
1 CL iders 0

90s. nd. to 54s Rd.
445. 6,1. to 453 61
Co.. vII. •

clt,i4ce. , theuts,:cloeu.dnc.t,:femtorthrn,eledplitanitzednr.:
•
Friday a remarkable and melancholy accident, by catalogue of huManiLlinni-ie
After initiation into every branch of
lightning, occurred at Bishopstone, near• Lewes.— the sufferings of Siphylitic and DebilitatedPrn
The thunder
was and lightning, attended with hail and wish to rescue inslividuais from the ignorance olefn
rain, very severe over that part, when, at seven_ theor.v equally dangerous precipitancy of general n
which we lu dPraat"TehteerrLaufs.
o'clock in the evening, John Borchert, A baker, of
all kinds of Debility, wl et ri a
devoted our atm.
Toe disorders, to thie,
:cut:
yof,
lion, comprise every species of Venereal Inherit;
Seaford, on his return home front Newhaven, in MM.
or the indulge67s
pant with two other persons, on loot, was struck • recent or long dul-at?
school-boys,
ing from the habits f .
a situp e _t•tiorrlicra audit not unfir.e; tiendasy haste
ealn
the lightning, in front of Mr. C. tt's tide mill, and y age.—l' diseases are the result of ibtfyig.,hnuorniatii:htcrilicy
instantaneously killed. H e wasr. amuch scorched by the tre. nr..nit of '1 1 :
Hap-
pens, that the seeds of life are poisoned
,the electric tire, particularly about the face and head,
unnuarded hour.
re°retu'utiehda;°(andar:
and some blood 'issued from one of his eau s. His 13y a superior method such complaints are
coat, waistcoat, breeches, stockings, and shirt, were even where others have failed, we trust that - we May prepyglr. :ta
literllle4 torn to tatters, and so dispersed that his body '
, °ifFeavra ,rathobsevalevree-refraebtihitnncaesieeall:.nftcttoompticatad distress in this ohs-
osrittuhations of men, who,
Shoelitary Vice" e prevalent gait-Ma t•f
was nearly naked His hat and shoes were also
strinmuch
of rent by the active power of the flui.l. The ofarrodiUr's comparedan indulgence vii nt kat
is watch was cut asunder, and theoute
_l* fashionable life, acquire that stive of debility, which is the
vertenettbtriol broods over his iniFery, but care-
the
casegot silver, melted ; the enamel, which.formed avoidable consequence of such • '
sufferer
pernicious habits. • stn-
case,
fil Was stripped off, and the brass of copper i Where the unhaptt
conceal his n
beneath left quite bare, but otherwise without injury. fully
i to know, that although it be an oalsyje!toui:t:teintidelnei:::::::;;;:ilh'iryiritir:
Mr. Caltt and his servants witnessed the melanclivolty (siiiiatitheutttiherr practoitfiort.
cnlethorse,.tithtoeuretemtboevucal doubt or unzt it:4.llly
tehdabve be;,:tin to rani:
yan early countera o o
catastrophe,
ofand on going to ths: spot, found the
great difficulty will war.
cotii;:iy,f.
terse arts the clothes which did remain about the
If thePrtitigeestos;
wuiusberpVreelvaellin
yours existud, a proper prr.C.
holy, ee.redOnirhundred. and eighty-five vnisgboieuro'gnilitistaaitlex,isentyil in those cases, 110
of scattered garnffilts were collected together, Bu: where this deficiency has for
u ntlscl•rutmakbienrfri,nganstdar thek a
nate thesesectuttniastlittuutitonuine.
after a great number of the fragments had been taken . veratice is indispensably requisite to revive th
away by the many persons whom c►triosity led to the of life, and to re-animate
The
spot soon after the fatal evert[' took place. i•he secrecy which is so
toot-pith,•'
qualifications which we presume to state, form thy b:Ni • f
lightninf perforated a very hard part of•the foot-path,. pretensions, and the coincidence with such this iupteirolattliatiOn6i;igicvonur
a yard in length, where the unfortunate man fell—
l' [bat Messrs. Lem' and Co. may
at :hireiconsulted
their
Louse, .
No.
iv,
The Companions of the deceased were both knockedpersonally,
street, Stra:d'intigeara Battle
Note)l
ddoeown,.and so severely electrified, that bleeding wasnamen, is an additional'
entrance
in Water-street adjoining,mP eantetle.i.
sary ;' and one was so serously affected A Diploma front the Royal College ofis unS
Surgeons Unites
that he 'n
only
is now recovered. Borchert, who was autuffebtfinuniats from the most eminent Physliciaienisnendinl".ec.ntUirorit7;
_ae_ native. of Germany, and a middle-aged man,
. ,,has'
:every
tregu education, and assiduous attention to thea
.studies of
. branch of the profession, are open to the inspection of any
lcoltroanwertwjuarnydresitz childdren to lament his loss. fhe engoirer, and constitute a fair ;round fur that success with whits
their verdict.---Killed by '
iwe have hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGH andl..o. Surgetias
lighlidak i --•

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'ID THEIR CORRESPONDENTS.
NIESS RS. LEIGH and CO. have the honour t()
-/- observe, that although, according to the plan on ;he
prirciplcs of integrity established by their Predeces6or, al
far back asg the year 1794, it wa's never his practice is ac-
cept any fee fur the ar,t Interview, where the terms rated
tor the full treatment of the case were not perfectly tat:slac-
tory ; and although this plan of stating the terms plainly ard
unetinivocally, amid refusing a fee on the disapproval of then,
is still and ever will be strictly adhered to, the occupation n!
their time in the Corresponding Department is such, that no let •
tars whatever are, or can be answered, unless a Bank Note is in-
closed And in Complaints where the parties are urgent for an
instant supply of Medicine, the liberal mind will hot utject to an
inclusurtt proportionate to the nature of the case, or the opulence
' of the party.
Mew*. Lsic it arid do. sanctioned by regular Education, by a
Diplonia from the Royal College of Surgeons in London, of
1 which the principal Partner is an examined' and approved Nleni-
i bet, au& by certificates and the str:gcst testimonials of ability
from the most eminent Physicians in Llndoti,continue to coxfine
their practice to tiie cure of chore Complaints which are con-
tracted in a nionient ufinuaication, and c.f that state of debility
which is caused by youtatil imprudence, by which life beg:tunes
I embittterA, or the possibility of progeny pigmented.
I Paticum in the Country will hat , the goodness to describe
every symptom of the complaint, their age, and manner of living,
and fur the purpose of inscrutable secrecy, letters containing feu
I need not be post v. d.
Nu.... 11, A:lnt./el-street, Strand, near Temple-bar.