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DR. BATEMAN ON CUTANEOWS p:

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APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS
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WILLAN, exhibiting a concise View of the Diagnostic Symp-
toms, and the Method of Treatment.

By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.O. F.L.S.
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THE DANDY.
AN SCIDINT LAST DONNVIaOOI VAIN.
AT Donnybrook Fair, where from Dublin's fam'd
City,
Much beauty and fashion, and mirth too resorted,
A atr•Or his person so nate and so pretty,
For so said the lasses, complacently sported
And chief in his Mass that no grace should be lackl'ug,
His Boors were illumin'd by WAILSZNWIET BLACKeid !
" By the Powers!" said Pat, who had followed the Dandy,
And gaz'd on his BooTs with amazement aghast,
" By the Powers! this fashion is novel and handy,
" And never was yet by Dityntunt surpased ;
"It poses my nob,--arrah,fait, an ass, .
" If I know if thy Boors are of leathrr or glass
!
" By your tone,'L--and be rais'd his sweet Sprig of Shillalee,
I)etermin'd the Boors on attacking;
In mimic array his own lasso so gaily,
Oppos'd him in WA niiEtell Jnsal.ACenta.:--
1. By the hockey." said Pat, " I may hit this dark e,
"No harm to my shadow, a bit-of myself
So now ivy dare JeweL, to see what you're made of,"
lie said, and the BOOTS of the Lundy
&that& offence r4ither meant nor afraid
of—
" Good luck to invention so handy,
Said Pat," that all other diseov'ry surpasses,
" Where Boors are transform'd into bright Leozma-tzLeessa."
Tin: Beau quite alarm'd by attack iniespectad,
I).yeancled of Put explanation;
" Vow, faie, why so much botfrtitlin."
Said Pat, " since yourself has dua caution rogleeted,
" Then just to your BOOTs this note Lamm be tacking—
" Not (4LAZ.4 but the rot.tia of Waasszs'sJyr Bracaawn."
One ' of WARREN'S PASTE BLACKING; is
equal to Fourabilling Bottles of !lipid Blacking.—Prepared by

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aied livz4e Z.
30, STRA:4D, London ;
And /KIM by most Venders of Elaikhrg in every Town in the
Kingdom, Is rots, at 6d. IStl. and tit& ea&
erA.l; Aw WARREN'. Masking,

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Jesse Oulet, late of Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, jeweller,
from Feb. 13 to April's, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Ebenezer Robertson, M.uithester, cotton-spinner, to surrender
Feb. 22, 23, and March 23, at ten, at the Star Inn, Deans-
gate, Manchester. Attemies, r. Creswell, Essex-street,
Manehester ; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
Joseph Burroughs, Great Hermitage-street, victualler, Feb. 13,
23, and March U, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Pearson, St. Helen's-place, Blshopspte-street.
Edmund Mathews, College-hill, merchant, Feb. 43, at eleven,
23, and March 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street.
William Brown, St. John-street, cheesemonger, Feb. 16, 20,
and March 23, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attornies, Mesas.
Dade and John, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar.
William Burn, Exeter, draper Feb. 13, 24, and March 23, at
.eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. R.
Brutton, Broad-street, London; or Mr. C. Brutton, Exeter.
Joseph Mather, Manchester, joiner and builder, Feb. 92, 23,
and March 23, at nine, at the Dog Tavern, Dansgate, Man-
chester. Anomie., Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bed-
ford-row; or Messrs. Claye and Thompson, St. Mary's Gate,
Manchester.

Henry Wilkinson, Liverpool, merchant, and Freeman John'
Humble, Wavertree, near Liverpool; master-n,ariner, March
4,5, and VS, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-streei, Liver-
pooL Anomie', Mr. Lowndes, Castle-street, Liverpool ;or
Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, King's Bench-walks, Temple. '
William Lloyd, Shrewsbury, tailor, March it, 3, and 23, at
eleven, at the Lion Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr:Grif-
fiths, Southampton-buildings Chancery-lane; or Messrs. As-
terley and Jeffreys, Shrewsbury:.
Matthew and George Napier, Darlington, Dhrham, leather-
dressers, March 4, at six, 5, at ten, and 23, at twelve, at
the Old Fleece, D.ulington. Attornies, Mr. Bowes, Dar-
lington; or Mr.Dixon,-Gray'a Inn-square, Landon.
Robert Potts, Holborn-hill, haberdasher, Feb. 16, 27, and
March 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson,
Dyer's-court, Aldermanintry.
Richard Bacon, iun. Barkway, Hens, and Aldersgate-street,
miller and baker, Feb. 16, 127, and Marcia 23, at ten, at
Guildhall, Attornies, Mr. Reynolds, Cheshunt; or Mr. Gray,
Tyson-place, Kingsland-road.
James Olver and Nathaniel Gibbs Ingraham, jun. Pinner's-ball,
Broad-street, merchants, Feb. 13, 27, and March 23, at ten,
at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Cranch, Union-court, Broad-
street.

Thomas Cullimore, Wick.war, Gloucestershire, maltster, Feb.
13, at four, 20, and March 23, at eleven, at the Star Inn,
Wotton-under-Edge. Attornies, Mr. King, Svrjeant's Inn,
Fleet-street ; or Mr. Frankis, Johr-street, Bristol.
John Medlam, Huddersfield, grocer, March 3, at tia, 4, at
ten, and 23, at six, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. Attor-
nies, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield ; or Messrs. Fisher and Sud-

low, 24, Holborn.
Joshua Stansfeld, Ardwick, Manchester, merchant, March 5,
at four, 6, and 23, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Hali-
fax. Attornies, Messrs. Wiglesworth and Crosley, Cray's
Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wiglesworth, Thompson, and
litansfeld Halifax.

Joseph Longden, Peak Forest, Derbyshire, meal and flour-sel-
ler, Feb. le, at six, 19, at eleven, and March 23, at twelve,
at the Angel, Chesterfield. Attornies, Messrs. Lowes and
Cowburn, Temple; or Mr. Thomas, Chesterfield.
William Lewis, Beak-street, _Golden-square, woollen-draper,
Feb. 16, 27, and March 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Actor-
Dies, Messrs. Davies and Son, Lothbury.
Robert Taylor, Witney, Oxforshire, mealman, Feb. 16, 23,
and March 23, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Gregory, Chandler's hall, Maiden-lane. Wood-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

March 2, 'l'. Collins, Harvey's-buildings, Strand, printer, at
one. March 6, C. and J. Hayes Old Jewry, merchants, at.
twelve. March 2, T. W. Wooddeson, Dover-street, Picca-
dilly, upholsterer, at one. March 90„1. Phillipps, Upper Eaten-
street, Pimlico, oal-merchant, at twelve. March 2, E. and IL
Hodson, Cross-street, Hatton-garden, printers, at tea.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
March 6, J. Barrow, Kendal, linen-draper, at five, at
the Commercial Inn, Kendat March 13, S. Rogers, Chepstow,
Monmouthshire, ' stationer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Bir-
mingham.Marchs J. Roxburgh; Liverpool, tailor, at Metre,
at the George, Dale-street, Liverpool. March 6, E. Middle-
ton and T. Dy-m, Beverley, merchants, at eleven, at the Ti-
ger Inn, Beverley.' Match 8, and N. Weatherly, Aluwick,
Northumberland, common-brewers, at eleven, at the White
Swan, Alnwick.' March 5, H. F. Heron, He Iderafield, wool-
factor, at ten, a-the Rose and Crown, Hullerofielth Match 2,
J. Boyes, jun. Wausgrd, 1 orkshire, carpct.inahufacturcr, at
eleven, at the Dog and Duck, Kingston-upon-HaU. March 2,
W. Roach. Clifton, victualler, at twelve, at the Hamster Ta 7
vern, Bristol.

C ARTIFICATES--FEsz tfA sr li..
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W. J. &mock, London-wall, auctioneer. W. Price, Mino-
ries, tea-dealer. W. Ilallott, Spa-fields, cattle-dealer. J. Kirk-
man, Wellington Brewery, City-ruad, brewer. •
Pas. 27.—M. and J. Macilonnell and J. Bushell, Broad-street,

-merchants. W. Slack, Longwood House, Huddersfield, wool-
s:a?!Ir. W. Love, Huddersfield, shopkeeper.' .1. Rchbeck,
Bradford, Wilts, clothier. J. Scott, Witham, Essex, scrive-
;ter. H. S. Man, late of Calcutta. G. Array, Bury-street, S:.
Mary-Axe, warebouse-keeper. T. Taylor, Oxford, grocer.--
W. and J. Wright, iliderraanbury, merchants.
WARCit 2.—J. C. Loudon, Lloyd's Corte-house, merchant.
R. James, St. John in Bzdwardine, Worcestershire, miller. H.
Crockett, Hampton-in-Arden, Warwkkshire, farmer. F. De-
vcreux and M. Lambert, Brabant-court, Philpot-lane, merchants.
.1. Stubbr, Long-ac rc coach-plater. -
DISSOLUTIONS OF Rd BTNERSIIIPS.
F. and D. Poster, Warrington, Lancashire, milliners. M.
and T. Turner, Riplinghani-Grainge, Yorkshire, farmers. Green
and Bousor, Cock-hill, Ilatclie, • coal-merchants. Steiger and
:.iteranc, Whiteehapel, sugar-refiners. I)empse and Pickard,
Liverpool, timber-merchai4s. Collingwood and Thompson,
worth Shields, earthenwarc-manufacturers. lillcrton and Co.
nisiatoad, Italabhirei mows.

COTTON.--The holders of Bengal Cotton have
evinced more disposition to meet the buyers, the sales
in consequence are eqimated to exceed 1900 hales,
generally at the reduction of 0, to a id. per pound ,
the whole were taken by speculators. Ordinary to
good fair common quality 6id. to 6id. for the bet-
ter descriptions Cid. to 0i-d. Surats were pressed
upon the market at a 'considerable dedine, but could
not be disposed of. The enquiry for I'maambnco
Cotton for export has been very considerable, 700
,bags Pernams sold for immediate shipment :-14./..
bags at 21}d. to 210. the renvinder 210. ; there
were ne dales of any other description of Cotton.—
The accounts of a great revival in the demand foi
Cotton at Liverpool appear. to have a very favou-
Tillie effect on tLis market ; the,request for Pernazni
is again this morpiog revived, and above 200 bat;
are solrit the prices of last reek ; the stock of C,t-
ton here is very trivial, with the exception of tf..x
East India descriptions. The import of Cotton inta
Great Britain dui UK, -the last month was six thou-
sand and sitty•threelags.
vERpooL, FEB ft UA nv G.—During the early part
of the week the Cotton market continued extremely
dull, and a further decline took place of Id. to id.
per pound in Boweds, and fully Id. per pound in
Brazils. These low prices brought the dealers and
spinners with spirit into the market, and yesterday
nearly 5000 bags were sold, about half of which were
Boweds ; the prices of this description regained what
they had lost, but Brazils continue nearly id. per
pound below last week's currency. The whole sales
lof the week amounted to 8740 bags. The arrivals
are 3311 bags.
SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades continued
limited last week, and towards the close of the mar.
ket the few purchases were at prices a shade lower ;
the demand this forenoon continued suspended, the
buyers awaiting the event of the public sale, in the
'anticipation that the prices would again recede :—it
consisted of 304 hhds. 7 tierces and barrels British
.Plantation Muscovades • the first lots brown Saint
Lucia Sugars, with colour, but no quality, sold at
735. and 735. 6d. a great proportion taken in at 725.
16d. good quality Tobago 78s. good Grenada 775. 6d.
and 78s. Of the Sugar market it may be stated the
sale does not afford a fair criterion of the prices. as
a great proportion of the quantity sold were washed;
but as tar as it can be taken as a guide to the market
currency, good Sugars may be stated fully is. per
cwt. lower. There have been very considerable pur-
chases of Lump for crushing, yet no advance in the
prices lairs been realized ; refined goods have lirtle
varied since our last report ; one or two parcels are
rtportecrto be sold.on low terms for money, but no
depression iii'the prices can be generally stated. Mo-
lasses are heavy, and declining. In Foreign Sugars,
no business doing.

COFFEE.—This forenoon a public sale of Coffee
was brought forward, consictin qof 458 ba:v: St. Do-
mingo descriptions ; she sa!e 'has produced a great
sensation in the market—the whole of the sound Cof-
fee was fair quality, the first lots were taken in. at
121 s. the following at 1245. and though it was stated,
that the latter was disposed of, yet we are inclined
to doubt the rumour, as 1255. and 12Gs. had been
offered a day or two previous to the sale ; the re-
mainder of the sound was taken in at.l2os. and 121 s.
6d. the damaged, about 200 bags, (very slightly
touched and only to be valued 2s. 3s. under the
sound) sold at 119 s. and 118 s.

TODACCO.—The demand for Tobacco appears to be
reviving ; the purchases since Tuesday last are re-
ported to be nearly 300 hhds. the greater proportion
of this quantity has been taken for home consump-
tion ; the few taken for shißment were of the inferior
descriptions, and it may be stated that the enquiries
for export have lately considerably revived, and will
probably lead to considerable transactions ; the pur-
chases were Virginia descriptions, inferior 63d. to 7d.
Strips Bd. to 9d.' The renewed reqUest for Tobacco
at this time is more particularly to be noticed, as the
buyers now believe it has touched the lowest price :
the late crop, no doubt, being all shipped from the
United States, and the stock here increased conside-
rably ;—Virginia to 17,170 hhds.—Marylands to
2447 hhds. the quantity shipped direct to the Conti-
nent is inconsiderable ; the holders in consequence
are sanguine in their expectations of having a re-
newed enquiry for export.
HEMP, Ftnx, AND TALLOW.—There have been
considerable transactions in Tallow both for parcels
in London and for arrival during the. present year;
the pi ices of Tallow here have given way conside-
rably. Yellow Candle Tallow, for early arrival,
(August) may be stated 645. and 655. for all the sea-
son considerable contracts are reported at 645. There
have been also purchases of Hemp for arrival a shade
lower than the former .prices. In Flax little business
has been effected. The letters received from Peters-
burgh state the Exchange at 12d.
TALLow.-013y Public Sale-100.gasks St. Peters.
burgh White Candle Tallow, 60s. 6* and 615..:...57
Seruns South American do. 655. to 675.

(ms.—The prices of. Oil may be.suoted fewer,
and the sale heavy at the redaction.

I n istt Novi oNs.—The good parcet4 of Beef and
Pork continne in steady acmaad. BacotXvory heavy.
Butters are in limited request, the t,r; de only pur-
.chAse -fortheir.immediate wants, in theanticipation
of a further decline.

Faurr.—There is little variation in en prices of
Fruit. Ari''extensive pUblie sale brought forward
this forenoon, the greater proportion damaged, prices
rather lower than lasi: week.

RUM, BILANDY, AND HOLT, AND•4..--Talere is 11We'
business do;ng in Rums ; thep:ices c:tntyot Se stated
at any variation. By public sale last week 53 pun-
cheons Cogniac Brandy, of middling quality, sold at
4s. 7d. to 4s. 9J. The demand nor Geneva continues
languid.