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      A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS . IMPORT AN T INFORMATION . ATKINSON 3 INFANT PRESEByiriVE . TT \ HIS popular medicine has been prepared and JL sold by the proprietors upwards of fifty years , during which time it has obtained so high , a reputation ,: from private recommendations alonee as to be used by almost every family in Lanc ^ shir and the neighbouring countiei ! . The best possible euloguvm on the medicine is the fact , that the sale is extended to more than 30 , 000 families annually . The Infant ' s Preservative was origi n al ly in tend ed as an anitidote to those pernicious medicines for children which have lauditnumfer their chief and only active ingredient ; its success , has fully answered the intent . It is a

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      A CERTAIN DISEASE CURED WITHIN ONE WEEK . In conteguence of Dr . Wilkinson ' s extensive practice he has considered it advisable to remove from Jltnulet , to 60 , bottom of Templar-s 1 reel 3 for the greater ctmtenienee of hit patients , where ht may be Consulted as usual . ' XVR . WILKINSON , Surgeon , No . 60 , Bottom of Templar ' s Street , Leeds , continnes , with XJ unabated assiduity , to eradicate every species of Infection . In recent cases , a perfect trore ijj completed within a week , or no charge made for Medicines after the expiration of that period . And in those of the utmost inveteracy , where other Practitioners have failed , a proper perseverance in iis plan of treatment insures to * he patient , » safe , well frounded , and lasting re-establishment , eon-« olted with tbe greatest secrecy * nd honour , at hi « house from nine to one , end from four till nine , and on Sundays till two . - .. ' - . He hopes that the successful , ea * y , and expeditious mode he has adopted , of eradicating every symptom of a Certain Disease , without any material alteration in diet , or hindrance of business , aid yet jweserviDg tbe constitution in full vigour and free from injary , will esUblirii hi * claims for support . Aj this Disease is one which is likely to be contracted whenever exposure takes p lace , it ig not like many other visitors , once in life , but on tie contrary , one infection may scarcely have been removed , when another may unfortunately be imbibed , therefore the Practitioner requires real judgment in order to treat each particular Ctae in rach a manner as not merely to remove the present attack , but to preserve the constitution unimpaired , in case of & repetition at no distant period . The man of experience can arail binwelf ef tht greatest improvements in mode ™ practice , by being able to distinguish between discharges of a specific and of a simple or mild nature , which can only be made by one in daily practice , after doe conkidentjon of all circumstances . In the game manner st birth , appearances often take place in children , which call for a proper knowledge and acquaintance with the disease , in order to ciacrnninate their real nature , and which may be the means of sowing domestic discord , unless managed by the Surgeon with propriety and skill . Patients labouring under this Disease , cannot be too cautious into whose hand they commit theawlre * .. The propriety of this remark is abundantly manifested . oj the cam * party frequently passing die ordeal of several Practitioners , before he is fortunate mturogb to obtain a perfect cure . Tbe following are some « f the many symptoms that distinguish this I S **** : —* pn « r * i debility , eruptions on the brad , face , and body ; nlcerated sore throats , scrofula , ¦ wdlings ib » e Deck , nodes on the shin bones , cancer * , fistula , pain * iu the head and limbs , which are frequently mistaken for rheumatism , &c . &c . Pariesfr in the eonntry , by stating their cases and enclosing a remittance , may have proper remedie mat to tbe amount , with directions so simple and plain , that parties of either eex may cure themselves .

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      RETURN OF THE DOECHESTEK LABOURERS ! ? ¦ ¦ ¦ ' . <*¦ ¦¦ Now Publishing , Price Foubpence , THE VICTIMS OF WHIGGEBY , BEING A STATEMENT OF THE PERSECUTION EXPERIENCED BY THE DORCHESTER LABOURERS , AN ACCOUNT OF VA . S VIKMAS'S LAND , WITH THE

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      Also Just Published , Price One Penny ,, THE CATECHISM OF THE NEW MOBAL WOBLD . BY ROBERT OWEN . This day is published , Price One Penny , THE LABOURER'S REWARD ; or , THE COARSER-FOOD DIET-TABLE , 48 promulgated by the POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS . » This Table - ' it * . published on a broad sheet , and contains an "Appeal to the Labouring Men of England , " that should be read in every Cottage and Workshop in the Kingdom .

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      Also , Price 8 d . stitched , and la . Cloth , A New Edition of OWEN'S ESSAYS On the FORMATION OF CHARACTER .

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      THE SYSTEM OF NATURE . BtM . DeMirabaud . ¦ 'The-wort of a great writer itnnqneBtionablyis : its merit lie * in the eloquence of the composition . " —Lord Brougham ' s Natural Theology , Also , Price Threepence , The VISION of JUDGMENT . By Lord Byron . tjpThLr Edition is enriched with valuable Notes , by Robert Hall , W . Smith , Esq ., Professor Wilson , Ac . drc . ASK FOR

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      ^ : * France .-- ; WV find the following in the B <» , |^; no other journal makes any allusion to ^ fc j ^ rtujdnstance here mentioned\— " During the Uw itwo ^ ays a minute inspection of theArms atd kna ^ sacks of the soldiers has been made in all the b £ " racks , with thfe view of discovering political writing supposed to have been distributed among the je !! 11 and , two orderly officers from the Tuilerie 8 hav ' taken part in tbe investigat-on , One of the * Miijk ter of War ' s aide » -de camp set off yesterday for jv Fere . Chefe de Bataillon Lerouge , of the artill ^

      WhMMM ^ JlS ^ & ^^^ itkM ^^ UBAmeai beentattachea'to VS& -petson offhe DukeToTOrJetoT as orderly officer . ( The quarters ofthe ^ th / lW meflt of Hpsaars ' nife ' bfeen visited ' by ' General ^? <^ % ^; « fg * ate p ^^ camp of the ^ miPter of VVar is ^ gone to Strasburj with 8 peciarmstrj [ ct ? bn ' 8 for jW GenerajFof pLjosion there ; and that two agents , have also set out , one for Chalonsigur-Saohe , an ( f the other for . Lyons . "

      By the arrival of the Bdyai ^ Tar steamer , atTal . mouth , from * theVTagus , we ' hav « jreceived adyicei from Lisbon to the 19 th 'instant , inclusive . Th 6 intelligence they bring is gainfully important , namely , the details of another attempt to effect » revolution by the assassination of ¦ the ¦" . King the Viscount Desa da Bandeira , andihis ; ministerial colleague in the "War Department . ' Tile substance ' & tKis traBsa ^ on may he" jgiveh in a few wordg . The 13 tb atfd I 4 tb inst ., are observed . as reHgioug festivals inPortugal j the first being the anniversar ? of St . Antonio , patron saint of Lisbon , and the second the Catholic festival of Corpus Christi , whiblj in celebrated with processions in most Catholic

      countries . On the 14 th the King , in accordance with immemorial usage , ; attended the procession but no violence was offered him till ' ihis return to the door of the Cathedral , when he was assailed with the vilest epithets by the mob , the Constitution of 1820 without alterations called for , and violent attempts made to prevent him from getting into hig carriage ; ' Previously to this a mob : had collected in the Cathedral-square , where a military bandL . wsj playing the anthem of Donna Mariajj and furidtsh shouted for the revolutionary hymn of 1820 . Thig demand was complied with whereupon the 7 th bat . tali on of National Guards arid several other sections

      of that body joined the rioters , shouting " Long live the Constitution of 1820 ! " A rnsh was now made towards the Cathedral , with a view as wai seriously believed of assassinating the King if % ottered opposition . The 2 d Eegiment of Cagadorej were in attendance , and evinced such a determination to preserve the King , that the mob was pre . vented from getting his person into their bands . He entered his carriage protected by the swords of his guards , and drove off at a rapid pace . The mob now furious with rage and disappointment , caugbl sight of the Ex-Minister M . Jose da Silva Carvajho , and had it not been for the promptitude of M . Costa

      Cabralj the Civil Governor , they would have mur . uered him on the spot Shouts of' Death to the tyrant" were raised on all sides ; and in a struggle to open door of the ex-Minister's coach j his life waa only preserved by the intrepidity of the Civil Governor , who coolly discharged a pistol at the head of one of the ruffians , which had the effect of throwing his companions into some confusion . The coach , surrounded by the rabble , Stopped in the Rue dos Fangueiros , when the ; Viscount Da Sa Bandeira appeared at the head of some municipal guards , and commanded the mob to disperse . "While he was in the act of speaking /' oae of the ruffianj

      made a rush upon him , exclaiming " you are aj great a traitor as they , " and struck him so violent a blow on the breast with the bayonety that the Viscount fell in the opinion of the by-standers mortally wounded . Fortunately for him the blow aimed with such a deadly intent was arrested * by the Star of the Order of the Tower and Sword which he wore on his breast , so that after , perforating the decora , tion , the bayonet merely inflicted a slight flesh wound . The 2 nd Cagadores now made their appearance , and the mob quickly dispersed . Numerous patrols of cavalry and infantry were called out to

      preserve the peace of the capital . Several-pieces of cannon were mounted in the Alcantara Square ; and , in the course of a few hours Lisbon presented the appearance of a city in a ttate of hostile occnpation . The next day a Royal decree signed by the Queen commanded the dissolution of the fth , 8 th , 14 th , 15 tb , 16 th , and 17 th battalions of the National Guards of Lisbon , for having taken part in tie revolutionary emeute -which we have just descrihei Another decree authorized the authorities to tab such measures they might deem requisite for seizin ? and punching the ringleaders .

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      - — o *— * Anti-tithe Aoutation ;—The following account of another anti-titae meeting in the county of Wexford appears in the Dublin Freeman ' s jountl of this day : — "Davidstown , near Enniscorthy , JnneSft "I was present yesterday ( Tuesday ) at one of the ^ Teatest * anti-tithe meetings which ever took place in this county . The requisition calling the meetfof v-as most numerously and respectablysigned . Tba ground on which , the yast assemblage met was tlhs Hill of Sheronghmore , in the parish of BalHndaggin . About 1 o ' clock the chair was taken by Captais Carew , of Monntfin , justice of the peace . Several most spirited resolutions were ipassecl , in opposition

      to tithes , and nothing could exceed the ^ enth usiasm of the people , and their unalterable determination expressed , rather to die than ever pay tithes . Mr , Hawkshaw , justice of the peace , was present . He was received with great cheering by the immense multitade ; but npthing ; could surpass the warm reception which was given to Thomas Cloney , EiJ ^ , of Craig , who , in company with the Rev . Maria Doyle , parish pr iest , and many otter gentlemen , came to the meeting from the county Cariow . Then could not be less at the meeting than 30 or 40 , 000 , without any exaggeration . There were 10 or 12 most respectable and most influential of the

      catholic clergy j bresent : two of th « m ; spoke—th * Rev . James Vralsh , of . ' Newtownbarry , paM priest , and also the Rev . C . Kavahagh ^ of Caniolin . Both recommended the people to conduct themselves peaceably and quiefly , not to violate the l »» i but then at ; the same time to be firm and not to relax in tbeir efforts until tithe was annihilated . Thej mpst ^ strongly \ inculcated tl ) £ absolute necessityw uriariimity , and for all parishes to act alike as ioudi as possible . They ; would iot allow .-the 30 or 40 , 000 men to taste even one glass . of spirits on that day . You may depend on it the people of the count / ef Wexford never will be induced to pay tithe in bdJ shape .

      COUNTY OF TIPPERARY , —ATTE 5 IPT ON THE LIFE Of A R 0 i } Alt CATHOLIC MAGISTRATE . The recent attempt upon , the liie of Mr . John Scully , of Dualla ( brother-in-law to Mr . Themu Mbore , tiiepoet , ) has caused ^ a considerable % eifr tibn in thft county of Tipperary , where the fa 0 of that gentlemen , all strong supporters of the present Government , are very extensively connected . Mr . Scully was riding in to attend the

      RomaoCathohc Chapel on Sunday , when he was attacked by some men in arms , with their faces blackened , * i" > handed him a paper , to the contents of whico they ordered him to swear . Mr . Scully refused { they then told him to dismount , and ge upon his koee ^ to shoot him : whereon he replied , he woald not ) but would die as he was ; adding , that if they sp « w him , he would acquit himself honourably fi ^ regard to the business in . question . Theyreptei they would give him a trial , and departed .

      ATTERCLiEFE POOH LAW PETITIOlf . —DofiB ? the past week , a petition hag been sent to the Hooof Commons from the rate-payers of the Township of A tferdiffe-cum-Darnall , humbly but earned imploring the Right Honourable House to rep ^ the Act passed in the 4 th aiod 5 th years of the reigjt of his late Majesty King William the Fourth , intituled , ' An Act for the , amendment and fetter administration of the laws relating to the Poor'B England and Wales , " or to suffer the same to expire on the 24 th day of August , 1839 . —A MeinorisI has also been sent to the Poor 3 LaW Commis 8 i <' DeIS »

      praying that the -Township may be separated fto ^ the Sheffield Union j and that the management 1 " the poor may revert to its original condition , and k again subject to the orders and regulations of W Overseers of the Poor , Select Vestry and y « W Clerk , as though it had never formed part of »* Union . In--the Townshi p , there are 822 ; Tzte-0 ers , assessed at £ 186 16 s . 8 d . per book , of vh 0 762 , paying ; £ 136 l 5 ^ a ^ d * 4 have signed * ^ t and memorialy being nearly three-foarths of P whole amount . Whatever , therefore ; may bes *

      on the subject , the inhabitaht 8 are decidedly ag 81111 - being united with Sheffield ; . Great pains ^ PP * * to have been taken to rendep the petition and ineiB 0 * rial authentically signedj as every name is M * 0 panied ¦ with the trade of the ^ parties ; and if ^ subscriber only makes his niari , H is vouched for BJ the signature of .: a witness-, who sa-tr hini affix lf thereto .-:: -- / ... ¦ . •"• . ¦ .- ¦ -. - ¦ * - ! -.-: ¦ , \~~ -J • . ¦ .- . ¦ - - - * ; - ' . '¦' , -. ¦ False Alarm , — -Many ; of the inhaBifante oj Hull , were oa Thursday evening thrown into a *** ™ of excitement by a rumour ; that one of ithe ^* J j castle Steamers had been blown up at sea , off v "

      coast off Horosea , between tifctis port and i 13 b ' borough Head ,. on > her voyage to Newcastl ^ Wednesday norning ; The fact % she was at : bev borough on Wednesday evening , where she lanoeo b « r passengers , and proceeded all wellr

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    • Northern Star (1837-1852), June 30, 1838, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct527/page/2/