Star.
London, England, 1829-05-08 00:00:00

Admission The Skilless eae► Perna, front Ten till dusk daily.

BUTLER'S VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER.
rrii IS DENTIFKICE has an I .ng been in general
A- tat, end at appendage to the fashionable toilet, that it is
almost unnecessary to neer any further recommendation in favnur
of it. Composed of Vegetables, without the admixture of any
Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it h free from the
slims! °binds, so jowly formed against the use of other Dunw
tihices. Its detersive power is just sufficient to remove those d►
latructive particles which adhere to the Gums and the Instertiess
of the Teeth; and if need regularly, will preserve them is a mad
mate even to old age.
&id in bates at la. 91. by Mews. Butler. Chemists. Pawpaw
notnetat. Paul's. London ; Sackville-street. Dublin; and Primes.
Watt, Edinburgh; and the principal Medicine Venders. Of
whim may be had. OTTO ROSE, ORANGE FLOWER.
ALMOND, LAVENDER, MUSK, and CAMPHOR SOAPS,
posseseing the stem delicate fragrance.
Mlaht above Arddai wain Obtains* will have the Name
address of *wan. new* attacked to this. Partials,
mention to this Castles ts retreaded.

" Minus et plums uzor."—Hos.
Thy hotape, and (hi the cop of life,
That honey-drop thy as
wife!
Tir A PPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of. the mind," is
Ai Insured by merriest ; " the a eldest tie of perpetual Friend-
whip," le a gift from Heaven. cementing pleasure with reason, by
sad* says James, "-we spreads in some degree et association
with oitatia smell geese."
Protons, howeveroo entering into ,this hallowed obligation, It
becomes en imperative duty, net only to regulats the passion, but
to doweirtbe grosser nature front those impurities Which the free
dim of unresaieted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the
ogled of each attendees are attributable many of them hapless
Irinmees wields, while they excite the commiseration of the be
beWr, should ales impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Usurious habits will effeniinixe the body—a residence in the
triodes will relax the elastic fibnr—but more especially does the
promanste infatuation of youth too frequently compromise thins.
teal dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonised,
aurorar more than doubts the chance of rekf. To all such then
we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, nuisadar strength,
felicity; or will out 'devices appear quationable, sanctioned as
they are by the mekiplied proofs of 20 years successful experience.
The easy earn of *married life are sometimes disturbed by the
snapansiuse of those blessings which coorentrate the nuptiel wreath
—far-the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be
strengthened, sad deficient energy inotoired into functional power.
hi every case of syphilitik intrusiou, as well as in every relaxation
of the generative economy. we pledge car ability to cure speedily,
and with effect. &meetly eolieitdea ts etpathe ottani empyric
from the position so presumptuously taken to. ere deviate from
genera principles with lea hesitation ; and 'confide:in in or own
banourable integrity as Members of the College of 'Surgeons, we
Isla the suffering conemonfty a either Sex (especially these ea-
trtiog into matrimonial life) at mice to or house, where daily
aturodamie is given for personal consultaties ; and letters NO the
smeary are immediately answered; these must cocain a remit-
/mute for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any
pate( the world, however distant.
GOSS and Co. M.B.C. Burgeons
No. it. Bouverie street. FirlO4ttlet linden.
LI. Jest published (Seventeenth Editio), 1. The AEGIS of Lairs,
a amain Commentary OR the above Diseases. ftd„ Humana,
addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 11,
Princa• street, Soho; 1174. Fleet.street ; 4, Csdioniee•street. Strand;''
Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, 10, Paternowleorer ; and Manic.
Se, Pan. mall, Landon; Porter, TS, Gralkei-street, DuMin ;
AP Phan, *SS, Thome, Glasgow; 9. 01111111.4treit tellebergb
.
sad of an &wheelers. Pinar Ss.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MA? 7.

fir A. Guam, and ether blewhers of the House el Commons,
Ireaght up the nty Canal Hill, and several private HUI% which
were reed a lust time; also the Scotch &Wins Bill, with their
I.wdoldp amendments agreed to. -
Lard KING pretested a Petition from tbe parish of Pilary-la.
bonne. praying for an alteration in the C.rn Laws enacted last See.
also, and that Gevermsent would reduce the thity on foreign corn
undl they established a free trade in that article..—Laid un the
table,—The.House then adjourned.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS
Colonel SIBTHORPE presented a Petition from owners and
oettopiers of houses on the moth side of the banks of the river
Witham, totem' the High Bridge and Stamp-end Lock, phone
In the ay of Lincoln, relative to the state of the walls and etnbsak.
meats...-Referryd to the Committee co the river Withani Bill.
Mr. B. COLBORN brooght'up the Report of the Committers
-on the Dever Electing. The Rooms/able Member stated. that,
owing to the lodispesition of the Honourable John Boyle, one of
the Members of the Committee, the farther consideration of the
Dever Election was postponed until tomorrow morning.
• The •Medical Gentleman is attendance en the Hen. J. Boyle
Being toiled, and remised by the Speaker, declared that the Hon.
Member was incapacitated by Moms from attending the Hesse ;
bat that, is all probability, he would be able to transact haloes.
louserreer. The professionf announcement of the complaint tto.
der which the Hon. Gestiontan laboured, and which was stated to
" what we call a bilious attach," appeared to excite coadderable
miteduneeit amen Hew Members.
Lied ALTHORP peessnted a Petition from the graziers and
landowmeys in the counties of Lelcsster and Neethamptes against
the Smithfield Market IW.

Mr. Aldermen WAITIIIAN moved that the report of the
Cseansittee on the St. Hvestan's•Cherch All be being* up on or
'before the lath May.ltgreetito.
Mr. C. PALLMER presented a Petition from the Society for
Prevensiag Cruelty to Animals, paying for a Hifi to suppress the
practice of holldsaiting.—.Ordered In be printed.
Hr. LINO presmited a ridden from the inhabitants el Rath-
coma& and othei parishes in the county of Cock against the Saba
hating Aar.
Mr. HUSHISSON presented a Petition from the masters and
josinwonen boot and shoemaker of Liverpool against, the Jasper- 1
tans* of fosielgo boots and shoes.
General GASCOYNE supported the Petition. He thought the
filmes width
_prevailed throughout the country demanded the at-
trailed the House jet' a higher degree thin if ithad been merely
Illaralak and lie conceived that it was no fitting answer to any one
refferers to tell them that others were in eireunistaiices
:111171ealinsitoos. From sound information he could say that
dialreie existed to an alaiming extent, and that the petitioners re-
" Jeri miff is much as any of those who represented their rice-
gams to the Hose.--The Petition was ordered to be Fisica.
Mr. HUBILISSON presented a Peritihn from George Forward,
e householder et Liverpool. complaining of the inequality in the
irsemensent of posechial rates. The Hon. Meniber disapproved of
the mom mode of assessment, and was of opinion that it was
detitable some mom equal plan of assessment should be adopted
Petition ordered tole
Med LYGON presented a 'Petition from a silk throwster in
lirwal!enbiBas praying sompeesation for ler owing to the rodeo-
lion of the duty on Miele* thrown silk.
Mr. W I Llllol* HORTON presented Petition-% from the Com-
mitters at two Enugriaims Societies is the neighbourhood of Glas-
gow, previog for assistance to enable them to emigra:e,
nt. ROW NM)I4 presented Petitielti from individuals in the
silk onsueng mine n. Mapchtster and its vicinity, stating the great
"day they had made open bui'dings and goschinery, which they
apprehended would become ustn:ss It. consequence of the in
G ; prmplaining that they had-been sacrificed by the
1 of the board at Trade to gratify the manufacturers,
which Airy emssideiesi bard ; and praying fur conspensatlon.--Or-
elere4 b,
Mr. 1/01:1)A LH presented a Petition from manufacturers in
IMraia►liamt its favour of an ',pen tiade.
Mr. I)Ut36).*S remote.' a I'ctiti..:l no,yal
ss Se:slatid against the tku•cli tl.rl 1:7.iive..1;,...! thy, eau el •
inlia:•petition from die 131.' r'''"i* •