Star.
London, England, 1817-12-31 00:00:00

1117)14 PACKETS.

Packet Mails to du. Cape of Good Hope and Cal-
cutta will be dispatched by the Norfolk. Captain
EDWARDS. The detention at the Cape not to exceed
seven days.—Letters will be in time on the sth jai).
Packet Mails to Madras will be dispatched direct
by the Wanstead, Captain Young.—Letters in time
to•Mgrrow.
Packet Mails to Bombay will be dispatched by the
Honourable Company's ship Canning, Captain Pat•
Tanson.--Resnaiped in the Downs 30th instant.
His Majesty's ship Fnvountrz will take Packet
Mails to the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena.—
Letters in time this day.
Packet Mails to the Isle of France and Ceylon
will be dispatched by the Eclipse, Captain Wairsa
Letters in tipe on the 10th Junto.... ,

The dikeishies which had arisen respecting the
timber on the Strathfi.ldsay estate. ace npw removed,
and the conveyance of this noble domain, from
Lord issues to.the'Dnee of WehhatterroN. will soon
take place. • - •
A Plivate Letter from Paris, dated Dee. 27, saes,'
" At last the Project of Law on: she Liberty of the
Press has been adopted by the Chamber of Depu-
ties. I K few votes only (says M. Chateeubriand
.in his new pamp!slet &titled the Political System
of the Ministry) 'surrendered, as it .with regret,l
to. the Ministry, who will not blush .to presets(
to the approbation of the Chamber either', to the'
sanction of the King, and to the respect of the na.'
tion, a' Project ut 1....rer to which a majority of ten
suffrages scarcely gave a commencement of being !
The article on the Journals, will perhaps be admitted
to the Chamher of Peersi but as it is to affect only
to the end of the following season, the debates will
recommence in the ensuing year. Nothing can be
I more imprudent than to bring into question every
year the principles of axial order.' l'he following
is the manner in which M. Chateaubriand in his
'Pamphlet addresses the Ministers:
• • vi Tea command onion, and you create divisions; you estab-
Usk liberty is theory, and absolute power in practice; you speak
only of itic charier, awl you imetoiautly &avail laws of excep-
tion; you 'boast of equally of rights, and you attempt to tear
from all dames of the eltiams thear'right of eligibility; in doe,
-yes Isolate power and make lour adanatietration Ae guardian ot
the interests of man in place, and not the protector ot the In-
terests of W.
" An tows feet system has destroyed the red which, it was
easy to effect. Will it be time to trace our steps! Already the
naventest draws us—already than who partate this nurroment
perceive notate rapidity-,they try uosso us that every thing is
tesuqu9, because the.whiriwtod whieb curries them along rolls
lindreciPtfates itself with them the illusions ate around as.
Aeraris duties to be foifinse„ and pleasures to be enjoyed.
eeuepy the tams. It Is necessary to preserve Goes place to secure
Sees tavern., to make one's visits, to keep the rules of society,
bed not to shock tie opinion ot oat ens. The atmosphere of
Venni has something In it which pis to the bead, sod changes
&suspect ot /Mop. Nevertheless, this,/ who have seen Boas-
-0; parte in his success, Kings of the earth loaning las trlillreioit
hundred thomand soldiers (and what soldiers!) supporting his
V.:own), and MI the Arts labouring to immortalize his memory,
know how much we ot,glit to distrust the smiles of Fortune.—
wenty-frve years have suffice& of serapes legitimacy and usur-
pation horn she same palace ; the former elithlts tastiest mo-
narchy of fourteen centuries—the other 'flat Its vest empire of
tuuneen7itsn. I passed, :ma Is! they Were not:" •
&Letter trona Venice, dated December 10, says:
The more rarely our city, surrounded by water,
and built of massive stone, is visited by fires, the.
'hare terror do they wick, ben they really happen.
This als the case.on the night of the 6th instant, in
which the great Palace corner, shamed in S. Man-
risks, on the Greet Canal, whether 'by accident or
design, was on a sadden involved in dames. The
Ere was dreadful, and could not be entirely checked
till the following warning, when three.qoarters of
toatlintbuildiag were reduced mashes. As it had
fately'ain purchased by the Government, pod the
Protencial Delegation had been removed to it, with,
ateltives, bureaus, 11. the most important pat
otigioal coquactse title•deeds of houses and
'ad iaastspaiabie othte documents of value,
evil sable. by the fire pr tpcuiater.".

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THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.

December's add West now sweeps o'er the ocean;
pied are the warbler so pleasing to hear;
Hush'd are those notes which we heard with emotion,
And all thltip bear maxis of Ow close Of the year.

Where is the verdure 'bat deck'd the gay Mountain
Where do the hawthorn's white blossoms appear; '
Tie cold bend of winter has Iroxen the fountain,
And strikes, is barb numbers, the doer olds* year.'::"
Sweet Spring! thy saft zephyr's, the loves act the graces,
Alas! arc exchanged fur bleak Borece weer.;
Of woodbines and roses we've lost e'en the traces,
fur ilJsv'rets ail droop At the close of the year.

And Summer, whose meadowr, so charming, so pleasios,
We wavered witli
\rapture, nor thought with a fear,
'lllac Winter's ch,ll herald, in accents of freezing,
So woo' would proclaim us the close of the year.
Pile Autumn, when Ceres thy forehead was crowning
- With the fruits of lasr harvest, we dreamt not so near
Stem Winter's rude hatbink,er o'er, us was frowning,
And scowling, denoted the clo.e of the year.
.th thus In life's walk, in our youth's roty morning,
Enraptured, we pleasure pursue without fear;
With Step still unheeding, the Monitor scoraiog,
Who wands to our senses the dose of the year.

Fond meal though thou mooniest this change in the season,
Theo. over rude Winter thou droppest a tear, ,
Say, art sot thy Wslop opposed to thy rearm, ,
SVa ng shall mused to the close of the year i

Asa arserser, reflect, 'rarity seesaw age ceded,
Zee the MOOT at death shall cline every shiug here,
If virtue and truth with thy actions are bkuded,
Owners the liprfas that shall fellow. Ilk's year !
Ude:land.

T. R.

7'HE EOM SOCIETY OF 111USICLINS.

The Annual Meeting of this excellent Institution
took place the other evening, at the Hall, in Lisle-
sweet (which is adorned by a whole length painting
of our. beloved MosAacu, and a portrait of the im-
mortal Haabar.)..
The Secretary, Mr. C. ASHLEY, read a statement
of the year's receipts and expenditure, when it ap-
peared that the sum of sel9o`2. 14s. had been dtstri.
hilted among the indigent members, widows, and or.
;Alarm. dec. in addition to which 100 guineas were
'cited for the relict' of non claimants; making alto-
gether more than two thatuand /Numb, 'hid! have
ben deAted to thitiLible purposes.
Among the Members present'were the followin g
eminent Professors
Menu. Danes (to the Chair), Cramer, Kopvetr„ Atwood,
C, and R. Milky, Betts, Burrows, Caudal, Callas,Osalioner,
Otiesback, Grins, Holmes, Hawes, Harper, Ireland, pee,
Roam" Lena, Lord. Meld, Neat., Oliver, Parry, Potter,
Poet., litswilags, Rolfe, Rovedini, Sale, Sharpe, She/riven,
Verips, Ware, Weiffert, Wisodarchyttc.; and each attuned his
tiseloo shogootle:oleote, which, like mercy, Wesson Idea who
*NY orPhinsehe receives.

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• '' • =AL or. Mu. xotino.••• (FROM AN MIMI-
' • *ME )0.•••114 the representation of the Comedy
iee of Lap, at Norfolk, on Si.. of °c-
lme ef .the pelf:x=oli bad Occasion so
:stioelfait of the antiofee. and Mrs. Youso
,
eitillirsed hoes its At folloarmg words : • ,
••lair4o "Is *ere any hem la love r' • ,
tie.ini,littnaliately answered froth the.:Pp
-of the. efirrias pdasa in 'the attic chamber.)
si * V(rhp a reedineas of wit peculiar to. ber•.'
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Vau5.41,41/ reerla (castingt4r eyes at
iritp.
161 Aka it'*. V.:-
* Vase 1 yea sista love;
'. • ' AA Neils Yea slut slue,
• • - Wlllaw roll tlita,tf roe me."
. eVe esply.draw forth berets ot4opplause
. 401111011111( the bouse, at the expense of the young
oopo; who, nafairsanately for bithself,, happened- to
hoilhoonly lean is that part of the gallery; be kn.,
hogrosopp vdthdrew: ,
-ate ii Ilwittimmtn.—We, lately mentioned an
itobleitiess radised on Mr. W. Busses, farmer, of
Zahtoidge, Kea, by two impostors, one pretending
to hit alparkiiis and brother of Mr. Amer Coma,
thd Otlisi log -Apothecary—these worthies .have been
• ' their lock at other places in Sussex; they,
$ ' it Cart House, seer Lewes, and on being in-
to thewidow who occupies it, one of,them,
'telt apologising for the unexpected visit, in-
het, that -he was a physician, and brother of
' A.rfrOtt Convint, adding, that die gentleman in. wait-
kii irdie IS. apothecary, without whom he never left
Landen for hhee practice of his prolessional duties in
. • the athetry; the expense of which could be well af.
'forded by the patients he was in the habit of attend,
• iagS in proof whereof he need only mention the name
of T. Taunts, Esq. of Landpott, by whose kind ad-
'vice and Itcombendatioa it Web, he called to pre.
. scribe for bee, son, who Mr. TOUR= had.infornied
' Woo Was etetrdiarly• ill ; not, however. in eipeetig
- tit* of a fee, the above gentleman's liberality having
rendesed ittakilette unnecessary ; the only demand
' walla be ettemilikinutt to his apothecary for making
up she medieiturultsr.-thouldforeseribe. This plaust•
ble- the gibed the ear of Mrs. V. who' accordingly
,0 called in isePelt son, when the Doctor, with Ms alte
at his thit, and-'
honkmosttote
sapient, Proceeded, with
great forshidity, to feel ?she of his new &tient,'
and after die necessary inquiries as to symptalls, kr.:
• he MOW ,3 A
Iptiftlipt:OO, and handed it over to his
,• , apothecary, who after conning it a sheet time, ailed
two phialt with water of different tints, and two-'
foe them Healy-fief shillings, when pi-
' diseiplas Of afirirriopiar took their'.
It via. hardly be seidohat Mr. ..
' meolhose impostors; the it:troth:oos
vats Miaow these deceptions: 1
• ' of hang Iff_years of at
pie apothecary ssitbedt
sagog,“. towards howeised
of . yeth 1 call, and -
" . • Deem very,
oh in the state of hit .
-'4' eilliat eseekte, .'tine
, -• , Opapty 'abilmovids eidow
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Boweerean....—Yesterday innee.,,
place berme Mr. &Noe, respenieg the disturb..—.
which have taken place for several nights past in
•Idary-la-boone patticislarly In the neighbourhood of
Aheisarracks belonging to the Life Clouds, in which
sever:Lot the privates, belonging to that regiment,
have been engaged, with a number of labouring men.
Mr. Pyall,• a constable, and wisp also holds the
office bf parish Inspector, attended at the office yes-
terday, with his bead bound up, in consequence of
,the wounds and bruises be had received from several
of the Life Guardsmen on Saturday night. He stated
that about ten or eleven o'clock on Saturday night,
aihe was passing through Adam-street, he observed
Life Guardsman much intoxicated, making a
great disturbance. He saw two of his comrades,
perfectly sober, a short distance from him ; he ad-
vised them to conduct their intoxicated comrade
to the barrack, to-prevent his getting into mischief,
which they agreed to. He followed them a few yards
into the barrack yard, he there met Corporal Darby,
to whom he stared what had happened. After he
had separated from Corporal Darby, and had.pro-
ended but a few yards on his return from the bar-'
rack yard, a number of Life Guardsmen, r,uppoied
t..n or twelie, came up, alined with bludgeons or
sticks, appearing to be handles of birch brooms, none
of them spoke, bet he was knocked down by several
severe blows on his head. He defended hinuelf in
the best manner be could, and gave one of them a
severe blow with los metal staff. His head was cat
in three • placts,• eked he was much wounded and
bruised in di‘erent'perts of his body. He suspected.
the men who.attacked hiteato be those who had been
in custody at. Marlbormigh-street Office on Saturday,
on charges of being concerned in the disturbances
which had taken plan on Friday evening iu Mary.
la.bonne.—The Masistrare offered him a warrant
against any of the raitii.s, but be declined com-
mencing any proceedings till this day, when some of
the principal Gentlemen of the parish were to have a
meeting upon the business.
MAULBOROCCII-STREET....•EtNry !Auk a celebrated
runner, was charged by Mi. R. Condos, with ob-
taining of him £5, and fraudulently converting the
same to his own use.— It appeared by Combes' state.
merit, that two men, Kelly and a Lancashire man.
walked against each other on the Croydon.road On
the 17th ultimo, and the prosecutor made a bet'of
AU with the prisoner's brother, which was lodged in
Leach's hands. The Lancashire man won the race,
but it was brought to a wrangle, and Belcher, as
'stakeeholder, gave each their money beck. Combes was
not so WIT; die prisoner refused to give him back
his ses note, and decamped. The prosecutor did not
bear of bim until yesterday, when he found he was
ottched to run 140 yards against a man from the
Potteries. The prosecutor having related his case,
be obtained a warrant against the prisoner, and Foy
spoiled the sports by taking him from a public-house
at Knightsbridge, where he was preparing to start.
In his defence the prisoner said. he had given the
money up to a person named Crouch, who told bins
the money was lent to Combes by him, Gut 'this the
prosecutor denied upon his oath, and 'said it was a
'foul collusion between the prisoner and Crouch.
Magistrate—Who is Crouch, or what is he 1
Prisoner, hesitating—'l don't know.
'Magistrate-1 commit you for reexamination on
Thursday; and let Crouch be brought up cm • at day.
UNION .Ifauu—ieuviaos AND Assaut.x....lesagei..
day Mrs. Lek', of the Black Lion public-house, in
4ffintostrein, the person who on Monday appeared as
solopideact against the parties concerned in the.riot
*Saturday last, was brought before the Magistrate.
by Goff, the officirotharged with having attempted
the 'loftier of Mr. Tanalas In the proceed-
lags rollick bad pretties* taken _place before the
Wendt*, relative to the outrage on Saturday,
Ledry described hereelf Bs the landlady of the
bane. It appeared by the evidence adduced yea-
Seedby that she 'cohabited with Mr. Thomas Da
who was in Met dhe. landlord of the Black Lim:
After titeir arrival at home on Monday from the
proceedings at this office, Mrs. Lesley abused Mt.
Ilavies for not having sworn more positively to the
primers than he had done. Davies recriminated,
and isheered that she was the principal cause of the
distotheesee, mod Insisted that she should immediately
quit the hems, sad gibe place to one more worthy
of the singes. Exasperated at the dismissal, she
vowed venteanee, and swore that If she quitted the
!loose she would not leave Davies alive in it. She
armed herself with a brace of loaded pistols, and fol-
lowed him from one room to anitlin, until hen-
esped her fury by a precipitate retreat through obe
of the windows. He procured the assistance through
the officer, and returned to the house. Mrs: Lesley
was then no where .to- be found. After' a dairies
search they distavered her in a cramp posture tie.
noted in as old chest. Mr. Serjeant Swain ordered
that she should be committed until she found bail.

• An Toquisitios was held at the Non's Head, Peck-
harmonterday; on the body ,of a man who was
soundelsed and saint iw & ditch, at 1'ea10am.....1
Willmos Cosner, of New Cron, stated, thin on Sa-
turday,• as he was along a field, he oblerved
the body of the de= lying in a ditch ; he was
dead. and cold; ha was lying out his right side, and
his headlines best nearly under him. The body was
covered with scratches, apparently from the bram.'
bles of which the Ledge was formed. Near to the
body was Rime& in the hedge, which appeared to
have been recently made by some person forcing
throngh.—Q. Lewis, a constable, stated, that having
received information that some clothes had been
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'1 LOMAXMARKra, DECEMBER SO. •
e. • .
..lrlitTe had Mai Huh business doing in London,
ce car last, *amount of the holidays.
The accounts from Liverpool and Glasgow are
very favourahle as to Cottons ;,the sales have bre,'
',very extensive, at improving prices. At Manchester
the purchases of manufactured goads have Also been
unusually brisk, chiefly for immediate exportation ;
the demand for the home consumption of the coon. i
'try was also considerable.
Corron.—The purchases of Cotton since our law
exceed 1300 bags-200 Pernams 2s. 111 70 B alias
2s. 270 Boweds 19d. to 211 J. 150 Demerara 9..f!.1. to
500 Bengali, in bond, It ;d. to t 1 mod. ard 150
Surats were disposed of at an advance or id. to V.
per pound. on the: prices of last sale.
" LIVERIVOL,DECeMaIut 'A.—Owing partly to tl e
expectation generally entertained, that we shall have
no considerable supply of Cotton from the UniLed
States for some time. and the improvement in trade,
we have experienced during ern wtek a very anima-
ted demand for most descriptions of Cotton, httt par.
titularly foe the middling and interior gnalnie. of ,
Boweds, which have advanced id. to Id. per lb.—
Brazils and Orleans are IJ. to id. higLer, and the
stole of Bengali yesterday were at an improvement of
it. on the prices of the sale on the 12th inst. '!'here'
were sold 780 Bengal,. at 121 J. toga for very info.
riot to fair, and 1:;d. to 14. d. for good ; 2 Bour-
bons at 2s. to Use s,ti. The sales by private
contract are-3000 BoWcds at 18d. to 181 J. far in-
ferior to lair, 19i I. to 22d. for gold tau to very
good, and a few prime at 22-,10.ro 221d.600 Or-
ans at 19d. to '1,:2‘1. for very inferior to fair, 234.
to 2s. for good fair to prime ; 300 Sea Islands at 72i•
6d. to 2s. BJ. fur good fair to goad, and a few very
fine at Ss.—The demand for Moscovades has greatly
increased ,on account of the expected alteration of
duty sth proximo ; the sales are 1000 hhds. the
prices have advanced Is. to 2s. per cwt. dry brown
Sugars 775." •
Suoan.—The sales this morning were chiefly good
and fine Sugars, which have realized an advance of
Is. to '2s. the low& descriptions also realised prices a
shade higher. The pat maws to-day are estimated
to exceed 2000 hhds-
la the reAoed market there were few sales effected.
except to the wholesale grocers, who purcleassed con.
siderably. Molasses were in more demand.
The accounts this morning from Barbadoes are to
the.27th of October ; that island had escaped the
hurricane. only a few light vessels, tit lime value,
had been driven on shore. There are nu accounts
Win Dominica, Martinique, or Guad I a_ottp* ;--
the devastation at St. Lucia is corifitml ;--of
the destruction of the plantations there are full de-
tails received this morning, the accounts, hoWever,
I are novr conclusive ; the supplies from the West In-
dies next season can tw little affected by the gale.
• Cons.—There were no public sales tit Coffee
last week ; some request by private contract ap-
peased, but no sales coney extent were reported.
IRISH PROVISIONs.—Tfiera has been Much enquiry
atter India Beef, and all parcels of prime quality
maintain high prices ; it is now ascertained that a
large proportion of the early Beef is very imperfectly
cured.' Very few sales of Bacon. There is no ma-
terial alteration in the prices of Butter since our last;
there is a good demand, aid it is stated generally w
the market, that the supplies in Ireland are nearly
exhausted.
ToBACCO.—The demand for Tobacco continues li.
mited s the only sale reported since oar last is a
cargo of Virginia Tobacco, 203 hhds. at fifty-three
shillings for a market.
NAVAL sTolllol.—There are no parcels of Rough
Turpentine in the importers' hands ; the demand ap-
pears improving. Spirits are in request, at an ad-
lanced price. Pitch-and Rosin are without variation.
Tar is a shade higher.
• Oix.—Theie is little variation is the prices of Oils
—iris staked, that parcels belooking to.lhe- specula-
tors have come to market in an Indirect manner, to
a considerable extent.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The demand for
Tallow has not been extensive ; the prices are rather
giving way ; the depression since our last is about
Is. and the market is rather heavy at the decline.—
There has been a brisk and extensive dimand fur
Hemp ; the prices 'are considerably higher. Flax is
also in more request ; the prices are improving.
Auras, BAIMLLA, lice.--Thcre has been a very con-
siderable demand fir Ashes, the prices are improv-
ing. Satilli has been more sequined alter, and as
the imports are expected to be inconsiderable, the
helderithaticipate an advance.
Kum, Bahmr, AND HOLLAND!.—The market has
been so exceedingly heavy, and the purchases so Und-
yed, diet the prises of Rum arc in a great measure
nominal. Brandy is in the same limited retiuesc,and
rather lower. In Geneva there is no variation. ,
"Itios.—Th, market continues heavy ; the pur-
chases are very limited, and rather lower prices are
submitted to.

Ammticag IxreLLtaet►ct:—•-Ti:e late accounts from
til. United limes ere very favourable. tte trade ; the
demand for British manufactures had greatly revived.
Letters hom Philadelphia, dated October t 8, state.
the new crop of Bowed Cotton to be be selling at
Charleston at S 4 cents. per pound: American 6 per
Cents were at 107 ; S .per Cents 70 ; Exchange on
,Loqdon per cent. advance ; Flour ten *Wars per
barrel ; Rice six dollars.

'lt is universally acknowledged, by the most respect.
tahk part of the profession, that the Medical Boards,
. _
ettabltilied Sergeons of Charlotte
H. voodstock-street,
Ox-
Bond.btreet), are the
fact, that, by the
, upwards of Six
,ed annually of ob-
Id been discharged
titen improperly
npottant branch of
MUNROE, and Co.
people; at each of
iron) the Cuunii y,
Id Advice are bad
are sidt-door4 ai
ftmalet,.—Direct
iten RbwtApd
I.llcw Bond sheet.'

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FOR. ';'FT!?1! GRAVRt. AND! Tows,'
istIMIIiCO &e.
HM
i:, tiNt AN'S PILLS arsullovred to Acute mctt
oncoo•fuledicine ever &lowered for eftrov.tity refftut
lug, and I,,,,,„iiting the luture ratlitroMfr W altli those de
which arise trim an imp
Luis,
action of the Urinary 1)1/:;1114;
Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, Pains in hack and is, and Sit
nressinn of Urine. It comhims chemically with the
(.‘,...,
fluid,.
d.s,olsies and entirely earruce away gritty matter the
formed, and prevents, its future Go % mm. hyorngth.„,,,:
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nerahy all whole Uriarary System : thus deterring ea,e pa.,,,
patient from the exeruciarivz t. ttufel of those ti.som we..
violence or injury to the con%tiinion. ThMe mu. r.. r,„,,,,,,,, 1
of the most innocent inbred coca, and require whit!. e„:,Fnew
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nor re..traint of duet during their use. flo grever etseerimet: j,:
tion can be (Armed of them than the tact of their haregrs.utd
for many yoars past the haOte,l repuzaicti the; has ever been
paired by any Medicine, and in particular the entiticennee ;.,,,,t
approbation of many of the racult f.
Sold In hnte a: es. 9ti. and l is. (by the Pcopeietot.,Anrire.,
meet) by 11U 1.1.E1t arid :10114, Chtimati, &t. biti 4, e1i,....41,5,4,,
corner of St. loatir a March lard , Louilun, mad Ne 34, :).,ckvillt.
street, Dublin; also by the Ve:atiere of file,ilcioes in neri
rown to the Kingdom.

FOR RHEUMATISM", COLDS, AND eftSORDERd
THE S FOMACH ANU
fR. JAMES', ANA LEPTic PILLS, restated
to deft primitive ezeilerce, from the tiripial zed eel?
revise tinder Dr. James's hand, delivered by Mtn ttr
BERT, when he purchased, and had a regular asernievat ot,
half the property.
'lite negligent manner 1,, syldch the Arleen* Flits hare been
componseied of late years is notorious ; .:otd ottmetom
wet e received Wont old purclia.‘ers, not only of ihe in-luality of
their sizes, and their alteration from a 1 slit to a tldra
hot also of their being less eh .:at-loos titan beretniere. Mt.
NeVertry frequently tenionstrated abirest such rein:range.
meet; but in vain. He lead no ahertiltiorec,hf.n,ry t; oo
w,,apip mi by,
co venants net to sell any Atialvpite Pills but th,:or prerdred by
Dr. James and Mr family, so long as
Manila. They thought lit, however, to tefme that surely in
January last, and all attempt has been made by the Draiithein
the Inventor to usurp the whole business, tinder the ale title of
" Sole Ps opnetur." Mr. Newbery is now theretore absolved
front his engagements, and enabled to render to the Pubite the
Genuine Medicine in its most privet mate, which he pird:les
hitnault to be identically the Analeptic Pills as prepared by Dr.
James in his life-time, and endowed with all those Crum "Lilt
established tidy reetation.
'I hey are sold by Y. Newbury and Sonr,at the Original Ware-
house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45. Sr. Paol*s, Leaden; wit
Y 9, Dame-street, Dublin; and by their Agent, Mr. sanier,
No. I in, 0 Mord-iTreet ; and all respectable Venders in Coen sta
Country : but observe that Mt. New bery's name is migrated at
all the stamps.
For SI ttANGUARY, DROWY, CItAVF.I. OC4flt'C.
TIONS in the URINARY. Patti:lA(llk IgABL rns, and

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GENERAL WEAKNESS,
WESSEL'S JEST:IT'S DROPS. In his Ma.
jewy's Navy these Drips have fur nearly too years put
main:nine:l their character as a speciEc for the Scurvy, t;rav•ti,
Dropsy, Stratiotaty, Weakness and Obstruction• iu the l':ir.:f
Pas...ne, and General Debtihy; but particularly for het- aloft& to
and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease t Weasel's Jesuit c limps
and SpecifiC Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Cure, and
are so isienrent in their nature, as to require little or au re.traiut.
As a restorative for General Debility, Westel'a Jesuit's Drip
have bt ea ions known and c-teemed; whether the Debility ari,es
from the too copious tose of Mercury, from tact ss tit Venery, or
intense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceshtes—suck as
have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn (Wets, Se-
minal Effusions, or any Weakness of the Ktineys, Ureters or Iliad-
! der, Diabetes, or difficulty of making Wtaer, will experieace
eosiplete core by due perseverance.
The great object to be attented to is, Cot Purchasers stinefi
be mond Ili It*: the true and genuine tt typanition, attic el-
,' safe and dant:Armes tnunterfeits attempts-Ito be foisted on the
Public, by absolute false:mods, are so nurner-Tas, that the Pr^priee
tors request covey porci.aseilto ask for %Vesta t.'t les UtT s DI art.
CAUTION —The genulue Wesse.'s Jestoet i irops are incicetol
in a black stamp, not an imitation of a stamp, with the following
engraved thereon " Joseph Wessel, Sc. Pau: r Clturct--yard,"
Price Ss. nil. per bottle, and `n large bott:es, contaiting ten
small, sSf• Vs.—Sold by Sanger, Oxford street •, ard, fiotborn;
Tutu, Exchange; Bracebridae, opposite London Puoks.

" Invalidique patrum reterant Jejuna a na.i."—V i G.
From tiro faint embrace

Unmanly eons arke;--a puny race!
I MA RRIAGE should be the fouadation of social
happiness, which is often disturbed through the paitim
that form the union not taking those precautions which trculd
secure them the enjoyment of that great domestic bi.rting•—
, Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under which henna
nature is known to suffer, there are none more alarming of mac
siferressing thumbing which result from fashionable pieties, euly
dissipation, or solitary intemperance.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. beg to state, that the sedition! tits
flttltiell of a Practice exclusively directed to the Treatment ad
1 Cure of CERTAJN COMPLAINTS, entitles them to the claim
of superior acquirement. As muter SURGEONS, they sterr
speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder war!,
is contracted in an unguarded moment, and which prisnnt et.
springs of life; and for every class of debility which is the
(Acme of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of raw-
hood, entailing by anticipation on its unhappy 'Nedra all the it:.
*asides of old age7—the body becoming etuertated and tam.
elated—the Cheeks yelloifmid bloodless—sad the mind &fumy
and dejected. For the result tit their success W this put:2hr
branch, they refer to that reputation, 'which, they flitter them-
selves, they have acquired by Su years experience, In a mach el-
tended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphylictic Com-
plaints, a perfect cure is completed in die short period of tyro
days; and in the most aggravated eases, a proper perseverar.te
their plan of treatment insures to the patkut an invigorate consti-
tution.
Married Women, who hare long been disappointed in 'ter
' expectationi pti family, may be aasuzed that, in most instance!,
such defects ite curable by medical skill; and though the re-
moval of such impediments be an object of estaht and uncert:;-7
with etherkiet the cure of each detect?, by the gradual prig: s
of renovation. IS the acquirimelit of their experience.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co. may be consultel by Patients et
sillier Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their hoar,,
Nu. tiff, Hattonprdeta. Peients in the country, stating their
case, age, and general habit of living, &c. die. cue:wing a 'ern.-
tattgefor advice and medicines, the same well be given or se-.:
to any part of the Xingdom.-- listton-garden.

The 24th Inst. it &Dolly, v., the Rev. Alc:.-nni!cr
Mete of Hlr,ot, to Maigartt,. youngest (23tir‘ter tl-,
Rev. John l.indstys Johnttune, Iteufrewg;:l,-r.
Yesterday, It .Itowner, Hants, Phll-p V.T.:iontet Esq. Er.,-
riste7-at-Lawi of Lincoln's i.in, to Jam., yor.sigeot tt.ighter
the tote Robert Pope Elachforti, Esq. of Oshos: e, in Cie l.te rf
Wight.

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The l lth inst. at Manse of Ga• t:y, the 2ett. Janielt Scott. 'n
the Beth year of le.s age, and in the 48th year of Iris Minirt
that Parish.
The :oth Inst. at Carrick Cerro% of a tyohni fever, aged
Mr. Inlin .3tewert, Stogeon 9. i R.egiotent.
. The 42t1 init. at Cupp., aged Si, Isolsei, Odell daughter
tbe Rev. Dr. Adannun.
The lath inst. at Greenock, of a typhus fever, Mr. Joh!,
tobacconist.
The 7th Inst. at Stlrlirg, Sally, youngest daughter of the "'"
Mr. Girvan, Waiter ut Largtuis.

PRICE OF JTOCKti YESTPRDAY.
India Stock
holt.' Bootle, net
Exch. 11111 s (911.) t^ t; re.
1 (Cid.) r:
Cons. fur Jau. U ;,l:;

13ank Stock
Red. 81 It9t
Cons. skt,t
4 per Cent. 98.9 •
S pet Ct. shut'

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- PRICKS OF tIOLD AND SILVER.
Portugal Ut4o in Cum, per oz. X* Os nd.
PoreigtrCeld in pars 4 lio 6d..
New Dears . . 0 5s 4w
filiVer.)n hare. standard - o is Od.

.%I.E.A LU iterJA.l.C.lvl AI A. 4 44iinr1
• 2:..nnna? • - St Inn, zne- 1
M.:canvas .
nt•l and t•ebtatted (iv I .tvat. Aver, ,
rlace, Ternee-Car.

INLION :

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rent."datill. ...Lad nee.,,ived rou;ITO li;;I:1;1;;;;Is;;Iteld, at Feelitam,l; went eicablithed by the celebrated Sargeom
--- "''' Pretcaucw to the spot, and distinitly traced the mark of a man's House, Blackfriars•road, and Woodsy),
deleavi and departs+ poked foot fres die place wins they were' found to ford.street (a few doors front Bond.st
Mr' Tuutieb" ftever the breach inthe badge. The clothes consisted of a fountain head for advice. It is a lac
eduction of his 1110 lie greatcoat in dm military style, a reed waistcoat, and united talents of these Gentlemen, ui
ei The doctor had the ;town- pootoheonei !e. fie. The mom hod the mark Thousand Patients have been cured at
af age, sad ants Dever of 3. V. upon it. In els Of thi -*tickets was found sOnatorfiseases t many of whom had bi
......,..'itbedt,!. aquitii4.oo; Aboilok, Coistainlit laveral' pawablogait° duplicates: ft" klespireile. and hundreds had tie
tileriatl24l.4l4 Ntardha—iiroutsl/41*Mmtd. .
trd.by persons ignorant of an imp:a
" w• : As. Inquest was Ifestidilay bda at tbilhetriaolo the profession.--biessts. Coor en, Mu:
' kindly InterrOkarad Me silo toad" . dig au kid, imityil fkoftvidtediludy by ranks of pen
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a beak whith fh ow . .
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ltd a• Tit w "0"1 itiesied laft•the ' .1111ffieb' • • • • ; trades airkirheti Medicine and I.
reithar A*, fai al wit hake a . . l..
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eat zof she way pt their , ois deo hii4o- hair' '''"7 . .41 . . hodth. wad peieste wane far ftr
1111. at Chant% aid 'Me hi Oar Si* 111P1. 5.6., .' • • ' lice 41.oppadte the ker. II
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