News in Brief
The Times, 1824-11-05T00:00:00

FLAGELLATr3n.-On Wednesday morning, pursuant to their sentences, two men were publicly whipped in the court-yard of the Old Ba.iley; after which cereimony, thrce young men received a similar punishment in private. One of themn was discharged forth- with. Previouis to his leaving prison he bad an interview with the Goverfior of Ncwgate, who in a humnano manner inquired as to, the i place of his destination, and the mesns he had to proceed thither. The lad said that he was a rative of ll'orthing, where his friends live, and thither he wished to go, but was entirely destitute of means to do so, for he wag pennyless, and itl want of trousers and shoes. The Govenior told himr he hoped the Ipunishmlent he had that morn- ing received would act as a warnaing to him through life, and operate asa Preventive against further depredations; at'ter whicb he waie supplied with trousers and shoes, and sufficient pecuniarv rid to en- able him to return home, for which he expressetd his gratitude, and at the same time promised to reforrm his conduct. T'here is now ani ininate of Topsham poorhouse, of the name of Amy Pyne, of the extraordinary age of 109 years, in the full possession of all her facultiec, with an excellent appetite, ar.d a re- uiat kablc l..edilection forsnuff. She is the object of daiiy visits front the cuzious.-Flindell's Wcstern Luminary. [Advertisement.1-To successfully oppose the innovations result- ing from inclem.ent weatner on the skin, the Ladies have a Peowerfi.L friend in the recently-discoverezt cosmetic the KALYDOB, and where the results mwentioned have attained progress or cornpletion, this in- fialible specific excludea and resists with an effective and rapid energv truly astontishing. It also possesses the most radical and pv- rifying qualities lbr excluding and resisting, with an effective rapid energy, all disorders which disorgerirze the beauty of the ternale countenance, and as increasing the fairness and transparency of the skin, exceeds all competition. it affords sootfiing relief to laciea nursing th.ir offspring. To gentlemen after shaviag. it allavs the irritating and smartinz pain, and renders the skin snmooth and plea- sant. RO(WLANn's IALYoaL will ever be found must efficient ire its balsamic effects, and delemable in its application. LAdvertisement.1-LoRD MAYOi'0S DAY.-We are desired bv several eminent citizens to state to the Livery, that they have never experienced any inconvanience from attending the city feakts, when they have taken, about an hour before their dinner, one of STEED- StAN'S RHITBAnr ArKD GIeGxa PILLS. as repared by him, wiUtL an essence of those ingredients. W4'e are also desired to remark, that when the pill' has been omitted befere dinner. then two or ihren taken immediately after will invariably prevent any inconvenience that an extra glass of wine, drank in loyalty to our King. and at- tachment to our Lord Mtlayor, might produce. Ten years' experi- ence has proved them to be the best remedy for indigestion, anti its consequeieces-viz., headache, heartburn, giddiness, &c.; and at. length they have gradually, become an essential accompaniment to all dinner entertaininents. Prepared by J. Steedrman, and sold by Barclay-end Son, 95, Fleet-market; Harris and Son, corner of Str Paul's'church-yard; and Edward Comp'in, 41, Bishopsgate-treet within, in boxes, 2s. 9d. each, containing 5 pills.