Star. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

• ADDRESS . Queen of the Youthful Year, again Thy genial banners are unfurrd ; Thy breath dissolves the icy chain; That fetters. down the frozen world Arrays again the leafless tree, And clothes the lately-wither'd lea Now, faintly bawling o'er the hill, The northern blast retires away; And, purling, nay j hear the rill, Whobe music swells from every spray. Ah! 'tis the genuine note of glee, As - wakening verdure paints the -Why, to mine eyes dnth op'ning Spring, Appear more lovely than the last? Why, sweeter do the warblers sing, Than those which sung in Aprilypastl , Or, why. snore sportive, gay, and • Frisks the young lambkin o'er the Ah ! 'tis because lifes warping hours, have lately past on yonder deep; Where, oft the moaning tempest low'rs, And bursts with many a deathful sweep. Nor e'er is heard upon the sea, • That melodl which charms the lea! 'Neath this lone shade where silence reigns, I musing pass my hours away; Life's-busy hum, its griefs and pains, Unknown, as here I tune my lay. The whisp'ring breezes speak to me, And reason as they fan the lea! Of We they tell this mournful tale, That infancy and youth are fled; That manhood's pow'rs at length must That age shall mix me with the dead. No change of season then I'll see, But shrouded sleep bassatb tie Ma WESTMINSTER SESSIO, Yesterday William Morley, a respectable baker, was convicted of a gross assault boor, who went out for the purpose two dogs that were fighting. Morley knocked down the prosecutor and beat The defendant called two witnesses • who swore positively that he had used whatever ; but the Jury being satisfied, Guilty.—The Court, after animadverting tore of the offence; ordered Morley to - 00, which he immediately did. Mr: ALUM then advised the prosecutor the two witnesses for perjury, and that L racist willingly give his services gratuitously. Thomas Watlixg was indicted for stealing handkerchief from Captain Deane. Captain Deane stated, that whilst of his were walking down Catherine -street, a few days ago, the prisoner picked his handkerchief in question, and that the: done it, he missed it, when the prisoner and on him was found the handkerchief. William Jolass was convicted of a in Stabk-yird, St. James's, while the Band through there on the morning 'of Sunday, March.,---Neither of these two prisoners being to the Officers, the Court was inclined think it bap their first offence, and therefore . to"sik mouths imprisonment in Tothill-fields. SOUTHWARK SESSIO, Yesterday Marks Hancock, aged only dicted'for feloniously taking from the - Janies Harvey, on the 10th of March ribband, a gold seal, and two watch-keys. The prosecutor was in the Borough -._ mentioned, when the robbery was effected soner and two others, who, however ; When the prisoner was conveyed to the it 'appeared that one of his friends anxious not only to know his fate, but what he had done with the property (stolen); but not wishing to expose himself ficers, he got into a room where the who knew all about the matter, was with whom he entered into an earnest co_ " Will he catch it, think your said one.—" I'm afraid," replied the other.—" But - did he Bing the swag'" (property.) _ described the spot; but an Officer overhearing conversation, instantly took the hint • place pointed out, and there found seal, keys, &c. The prisoner was found Guilty, and transportation for life. MANSION Houss,—Yesterday David watchmaker in Houndsditch, was pawning the works of a watch given lye spoke with a German accent, and commended as a most superior workman, to earn at least half a guinea a-day _ but had unfortunately been several times Court for offences of the same kind. 1 by one of the Officers, that nothing could scene of misery in his house, and among , He was sent to Bridewell for a month, and under strong comments by the Court upon l• William Hayle.y, who was brought fore under a charge of unbbing a poor a basket which she had given him to returned again yesterday, voluntard Court for their treatment of him. HArrou Gwarsau.--Yesterday John &views were brought up for tion, charged with having febniously in, their possession -forged Bank of England without any lawful excuse for the same Being found in the possession of Smitbers his further detention, he was discharged. of possession being clearly-proved against was fully committed for trial. .Yesterday, a man and woman went of Itirr. Cameron, pawnbroker, corner of Strand, to bay shawl ; the man offered for payment, which Mr. Cameron focgiol nne, and which he Mentioned , li?!n l idiately walked out of .the shop, sirejOys thers; Mr. Cameron Afilovr a him hist no. etistody, both him and the womar *eyed to the Watchhow, in Strand-lane' ins him three other notes Were found - 0. ' • C()M o l f the ;ricr ' l.ll • • • 1* • • LOW PAICE 9F HOPS AND .114 L T. , . teEMMOIPIFI . ''- • • • 1 • • - .. 77.1 .aearinekt 4 7 f • T 4) THE ANTI-MOTTGPO' Y ... I. ,i: j e.,... ,:, j.l). . 4.ct „ , ~4! ~ , . .... 177 ,,, ,,dr, 411 ri , aq . Aulax4s4iiital. 14 err ' ' filmoserass--ABow iris call to your il a m :.... va 1 . :: ::: bt,i_ii • SAW 11 1 /71 , I.' • • ;,. : ' .as . ' 1 „- , • GOURPIMI Ulan ialiCibs • . . ....... 44, 32 ,, i. ~ d lktuucticast. liop whi s art *mhbasolveuiltelkey taken p uce t in o p : elo i r rw l te fi te r, t ock 'F b b ri u c e l t izi u l cf . til erv e : .: it 7.... d. ei clad, raw* ....,0... . w e 5 . ,they...,sedwte,76d.at perthe begi pet, oning of last 'fear • .wrie o ',e d: gpineles... 4....... .. • ' • .or. loei de . up g .-.. I ..• •ft. - . ;. ;r ~ ) RILIDAIIII V. tffOIMITON ASIII ~ . ~ . . 6611.0 bas 6 only yW. The price of Malteittialeidtalnteuso:veWiiircty.hetsdauocfbeaodurtaett:iukast:t27o:Zall as it was said . • • at that t iret Eft: 44l This Wad *dial opens breach etecintinet. * It sp. ' l ses 7158 --•-•• Polsnd Id ; peited'aiit the defendants, in the•aeolab flier i• al" her, 1817, had entered into two dig:late Ls ! nar leyer ibilialk ley •••T b i e . •; r y•it a t. 711: 848 34. 41121... . karesa. Pleus i Vll " Su r ck Lase 4 2 4 1 : 11 1 6 12 ce em or at il er o ial p of H Be o ig : s t i B e er it w % a vt e r ih r t e eh e lea! by which they undertook to supply the ons published last Spring, it was cd,6... SOO tasks of St. Petersburgh yellow candle taliow, • ](ale ' ' i.:79.110a• als reanwar. at the highest price to which it ever otttained in timer d,„,„/ • WO 4116 dos Wheat, :Demote . P hi li o: vnizl e no y l e ly7 E i ß v h :F e r l s e b is t l t e i at a stipulated price. By the time the tallowarfived Whit* Pew searm y • in England, its price in the market had risen - ennui - um , pea; Hollers •••: 546:4 Balt ikeimes, le Rod. ort Ham bant bro red . or . : 60. 7" - least one penny per pot in the price of Beer, e:as 4 1 „ 4 ,. - " tray. derably, and the defendants appeared to be desirous .• F, CI AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in blitzed and . _ Wales, frees the Licensing system, slid interests; that this penr a y s - 7 4 e s of rescinding their contract. After the vessel whichthe aggregate amounted to an annual levy of 3 50,Ctif" .'" , ; ,` 4 4 k, the lea! hoe. industrious classes of the Metropolis, and of Frrir Nlihi ll or. , - : brought the tallow had arrived in London, its cargo Wh th ea e t R it ur r2 ceive nazie d In y. the w oeis ..ee k endio= "/ 1819 . . coon t was landed on the Saturday evening, and nO notice ,4. .. ri.. s. d. s • d. th d. e. d. ling upon the inhabitants of the Country generally. n,,W"',.. *it of the arrival or of the landing was given to the 7, 0 se II 57 11 so to 63 2 65 3 statement is short of the fact. By reference to Rett.rns, I' srlw c that in A ril 1601 Malt and no plaintiff on that day, He was subsequently told that The Amalie Prim of Sugar, from the Mum made in th e ,P 9 , - pa A ii * were actually ..eareek pineal in Apnl, 1819. Beer was then sold at 4e. Now o at s. '.. •le Week eliding the 7th April, 1111 e, is 465. 210. per cwt. Breweries, and houses for retailing Beer, are put &u, i.. - net ? he might have the whole of Monday to examine the is charged no less than three halfpence per pot more ! i s th - • bowel A free, tallow, and if he liked it and chose to pay down its NEWOATE asp LE ADENHALL MARKETS, April 16. . to Ile lea? value, might take it away on the same day--if, . (By the Carcase.) Od to Si od I Veal tlensen call another Public Meeting. If the Brewing ,td a system to be longer endured? p ro Ge; •cf tb however, he did not accede to all of these conditions, te non 44 id to Is 441 tica,glee: utheteeThsierogneehiettseetlfwb:teadthcireessetelidier.ici One to 6s 6d I Pork ..........5s 01 to 6s ad. tirer4 L. the defendants declared that they should consider .f.. 51 -L---- * 54: PRICES or MAY axe STRAW YESTERDAI. tensing interests in a certain Assembly are too strong r oc 6 , Con the contract into which they had entered null and 'n, ST. Witte& void. The plaintiff not having had time to examine my... si 3s od to 71 17e od the Public , O,IOW swep. the cargo, and not having the cash by him on the Straw 21 175 Od to 31 91 One Straw 21 14s to 21 111 s One Petition s to to the Throne. Our first James listened to do _ re a ,, ;nut tile instant, did not comply with the terms which the Clever as Od to ot cis od the sufferers , and gave them rn l ress. Clover 81 Os to 91 O. Uri plaints lea! ay... 6 w i nrrac te it t e u rire yl 75 04 long kaleres as ts tw of e , conferred on yartimlar indivsluals, to grant or:refue Lm ice in the defendants had offered him ; but on the next day, PRICE OF HOPS. to sell Beer, was then annulled ; the Licensing Act of i, th e y : to th• reigns , Tuesdays he tendered them the money,• which had * Saw MAGI. )3ZW POCCITI., George 11. revived it. Is it not high time that a P ower. so ',- ; see , been agreed on as the price in the original contract. Kent The defendants, however, refused to deliver the cal - Sussex 4l 155 to 61 Os Sussex 6l 0s to 61 15a once more pot shown, and the Public have rest o r ed to ill = le, .- Essex - low, and the consequence *as that the plainutt Foreign ... SI 15s to 41 10s Farnham lOl 10s to 111 lls lbletii me, brought the present action, to recover the difference - 'PRICE or TALLOW,SO - AP,/S:c7 - Accounts from per 112A.Maidstone say- 4, The polling asj e iv:d b existing between the market price of tallow at the Town Tallow ...... ..... 73.0 d Ditto rough s4s Od dee:sing of Hops has generally commenced in thi s r urk ' time of this cargo arrivingin England, and the price Yellow Russia ... ..... 70s Od Yellow Soap 9os Od neighbourhood. The warm weather for the last few for which the defendants had stipulated. White ditto .......- .. 61R Od Mottled... ditto.. .... ........ 64s Od Curd 1065 sane days has had a great effect on the young shoots, which a fail; On the part of the defendants it was contended that ass od Palm ooe od now appear strong and healthy." HE • id. they were not bottnd to keep the tallow in their pos- calk OF CANDLES-From Tallow Chandlers' Hall. .__.-...._- ___. - ---___..._--_„, BIRTH LO . session till it was convenient for the plaintiff to pay , per doz. lits Id-Moulds, 14s 6d; 6d. per dozen In Hanover-square, 'he Lady of Sir Simon Clarke, Bt. of a Lords ft a ' rintec ea ! for it, and thus allow him to speculate at their cost. allowed for ready money. Friday, at Huntim,,ihn, the Lady of Christopher Bides, b ee * sald They had offered the tallow to the plaintiff, but he RAW HIDES. of the East India Company's Service, of a son. toys. Win; had not thou&ht proper to take it on the conditions Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary ... is ad to is 104 MARRIED. ____.--- proposed to him ; they had therefore, under an idea 'me) ns sd to es at Market Cat IN od to co od • April 1, at Morten, Mr. James Kyle, Inverne to As pectable master t h •• 1 • ididdlinp -Is al to es 611 Eng. Horse os one to 005 Id daughter Captain John Urquhart , u ' --. of late of the 79th Regimen. ; day at th e original contract was annulled, exercised ,It upon a neigh. • . Sheep Skins-Polled, Is Od to ot 6d--Down s, is 6d to 6 . 6 d. Tuesday, Robert Beatty, M.D. to Rebecca Ann, eldest daugh. ON Oat power which every man possessed over his own e of separatinf property, and disposed of the tallow in question to • PRICE OF LEATHER. ' . 4a4 to 224 per I , April 8, at Edinburgh, Patrick Robertson, Seq. Advocate,* •, !.y, it appeare , Ihms, 50 to slabs each another person. - Mary, daughter of the Rev. Dr. T. Roes, Minister of Kllmanivaig. .. je t Duo, S 6 to gelbs each esd to 254 at him severely. . April 1, at Forfar, Mr. Wm. Balfour, merchant in Glasgow, Truth 3 i n his behalf, Under these circumstances, the case went to th e Dressing Hides 150 to 9041 • to Susarmah Lyon, daughter re Captain James Nash, Porto. • Eel' Jury, Who returned a verdict for the Plaintiff-De- Fine Ccaca Hide ' lee to lad Lsed no violence Crop Hides, 35 to 40Iba or cutting lB4 to 904 DIED. ksra fled, found him °ages 1 - 6 ' 51. 19s. 7d. Dino 45 to Saba 164 to lad The 28th ult. at WOOlWith, lieut. Thomas Pritchard, of the Lend'ootwith , rting on the na- ELOXAM tt. ABBOTT. Calf Skins, 30 to 401b5 ~.•.444 to 304 ' Royal Artillery, aged BS, having been in his majesty', grace er-n Ditto SO to 701 be - 30d co sod upwards 0f . 60 years. ,1191 to pay a fine of This was an action brought to recover the sum of Ditto 70 to 101b8 30d to 344 'fisesday, in Duke -street, Manchester-square, the Lady of Se pia C2OO, which the declaration stated to be money had small seals (Greenland) sod to 27d John Twisden, Bart. of Bradbourn'Park, Kent. Pik , ecutor to indict and received for the use of the plaintiff by the defen- Large ditto per dozen 601 to 90s . At Edinburgh, the sd lest. Wail= Knox, second son of tie I 101 that he would dant, and also for money advanced by *plaintiff to Ts l m o 2l l . .____Hor°° L . A __ lll4 " l7d to 19d Rev. John Johnston. I limosls , . the defendant. The defendant pleaded the general 'r im "' 911 d to 27d • The sth inst. Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. Graham, Eta . - cealing a pocket issue to all the counts in the declaration, and abo COAL MARKET, APIUL 16. . toe of the Grammar - school of Haddington. At the Manse elf at. Mingo, the let hut. of a few hours illness, rim D Mips at Market. Ship. Sold. Price. a set off. N ewcas tl e 244 321 ed to 41; ad Robert C. F. Motes , infant son of the Rev. Andrew Jameson. Prim • SS* he and a friend Mr. Sc...tatzer stated the case for the plaintiff.- II eenewisae s 545 one to 415 5d At Brook-Green, tbe 31st ult. Lienterant-Colooel John Wert, „,, late of the sd loyal Veteran Battalion. t-street e Stra nd , Messrs. Blozham and Hollingsworth were the assig- 1 &ens Cml __s. 56a ad to 00. one Last week, at the great age of .106 years, Duncan Macrae, i 'pocket of the us noes of two persons named Foudrinier, who was the COURSB OF 2XCHANGE. Bogbaln, near Inverness. Wis !timber Alexander died ktk ais & :Moment he had i nven t or and patentee of a machine now much in use Amstadam ......11 si C.F . Seville ag same place, several years ago, at nearly the same age. li ter was secured, among manufacturers. These machines h e Dam at light 11 3 Gibraltar -- - 34 At Calcutta, 28th October, Captain R. Bowden, of the Cak- ief. - . had been in the habit of lending out to persons en- - Rotterdam... .....1 1 7 tell. Leghorn Antwerp, ex-ato. 11 8 Genoa 314 474 dock Indiaman, of Greenoc. • At, Brijoctollats, in the East Indies, 20th Augtsst, Captain S. ..' rte similar offence, in that trade, at different prices, according to Hamburgh 34 0 24U. Valise Ind. Lie. 2.5 0 Rol*, SUR N. L late Barrackmaster of Fort William. 'I Band was Ong a ro . intrinsfc valtie: It was perhaps requisite to state Vi m "" iday, the 22d of that the present defendant had been a • ted 116165 ' 546°41"e" g° .• 14411. . s ''''''''''' "4 ,Edward Paz Nell, hildshipenan, aged 17, only son of E. Neil, 1 pp= one Do w 94 to iIL Palermo " 1234 nein • !Ts being known of the assignees to the estate of the Messrs. Foudrihier j eurt ig:i . i . .. ****** ' * Li s b oa " • ... k ' - --* al p 4 Prkummerilet. lielkives•se o are• -.24 10 57 ell 7, soddenly, at his-lodgings, Heavitree, aged 11, Mr. J. mi to think that at the time *ben they were made bankrupts ; but Friedifort - ! sentenced them that he had been removed from that situation b Mal " 141 ex me . k lig ? saki* ..-. 004 ' April 2, at Albury Park, near Guildford, aged 15 monk, 1..1 ill- fi elds. • 7 " Madrid effective & order of the Lord Chancellor,. issued on the petition ' 38- I Doh& Cadiz silket. . , of certain creditors, who stated, that as the death . WS.PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. - General Pest 101111«. • of the other assignees, who were appointed at th e • Thursday, Win. Besly, Ne+ of 'Merton, aged 65, merchant. Foreign Geld is Bars • ,to 0 0 a. . same time with• Mr. Abbott, had left - him sole anis' - March 3, soddenly, aged 54 6 Mr. J .- P a l mer , of C.owlck-strem New Doubloon. 0 0 0 Exeter, baker. lie arose in the awning in Perfect health, and Bi only IS, was in - nee, and as he was intimately - connected with the New %Sas • o 5 5 N e person °f M r. Messrs. Foudrinier, and was . .even engaged is certain 11 h last, ,ouch- commercials peculations along with them, he was , IT COUNTRY MARKETS. ha was shortly after Sound a corps... a •;,n; heys. ',onstage, Aprßll.-;Wheat per load £l7 lOs to asl a.- - - not a fit person to have the disposal of the funds of Earley, Per removed, a sso to i=r, 45. to 60e-Oets 331 to sis-Bearn, IMPORTANT ADVICE. tie hon theerenin ; the estate. In consequence of his being6lls to 6415--Rte, 00s to 00t. WHEN Men of Education and Professional skill --e ected by the n- • tin P circumstance, in the necessity andwiety of which Netwagar, Bases, April la.-Wheat 615 to 775-Batley use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and r cl - er, stood aloof. the defendant had himself conc urred , fresh • tt.. 40s 'to ose-Oats, 53e to 425-Beans, 4 2 $ to 00e-Pens, 44a certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sumo- 1 he watebhouse to 06L.-Bread, It ad to ls M. per Genoa. ful result of their eaperience iashe best proof of superiority. 9 nees •svere appointed, and those assignees were e Oxman, April 16.-The price 'of a Bushel of Wheat. -8. Od. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Sur- FT ; was extremely • present plaintiffs, Messrs. Bloxam and Hahn swarth . I'M Half-peck Loaf, Household, laid . . . 'eons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the none but to ascertain )4 &souse, April 14-Wheat's. od. to 9s. Id-Beans, 6s. Od. object of their particular study, vb. a certain Disorder, frequent* tat ears. Crompton respectable paper nianuficturers, rt r he had priezed near Bolton, in Lancashire, had hired inc of the ma- to Se 6d-Vetches, 05.0,1 pet shnshel.-Barley, 44. to 50s Id contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its comomitaats, 1 imself to the Ur "chines which he had before to Oats, Us Ad to 3#s Od per quarter -Bread, Is 9d the ball Strictures and Gleets, which, by en improved plan, arc speedily at and effectually cured ; as also debility, whether arising from Bo- be third ilc P ers°n, agreed to pay £2OO a-year for it. They had usually - chanalian indulgences, long residence in warm climates, or a se- concealed, and • • paid this sum to Mr. Abbott ; bet in 1817 they had On Th rs d cret solitary rice , too o ft en unhappily pursued by the youth ef U ay morning the newshusial-ground of S. lt! est conversation. • •both sexes; in the onesausing sterility or barrenness, and in the ' paid it to Messrs. Bloxam and Hollingsworth, asac one.-- 4, He will,George the Martyr, Southwark, was consecrated by other a numerous train of nervous diseases, which, if not tired! _ to she estate. D • the last F pring year a reach- t where the h-1 assig nees # the likshop of Ozetto, who was attended by several remedied, terminate in impotence and coastunption. In that div- zilan, of the name of Didot, h a d sen t a n o te round to dignitaries of thfChurch, and the Cler gy be - tensing state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence His companion men 1 1 all the paper manufacturers c h arg i ng them not to l • the five of such baneful habit. , or arising from any other cause, by which overhearing theonging to parishes of Southwark. A con- the powers of the constitution became enfeebled, as *ph* a Messrs. Foudrinier for the use of the machines and went to the p which v those individuals had fabricated ; the siderable number of persons were present at the ce- educated Surgeons of Lendes, they offer a firm, safe, and spettil the prosecutor's money remony, which took place at twelve o'clock, in the _restoration to sound and vigorous health. a was clue to him as the inventor of ; and he in- usual •form. • Messrs. Gore and Co. exchasively professing the cure dales, a ed to appeal to the English Courts of Law to set patticular complaints, in order that they may not be, by a min i lad sentenced to de the the F ' • ' patent which oudrimers had obtained. HOAX EXTRAORDINARY I-A short time since, a taken few, marked with the obl attached the oquy to justly to i young unfortunate, passing himself as the son of a ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state *a --Shortly after the Messrs. Crompton had rece i ved i odacated and initiated into every branch Baronet,arrivedatWundley's Hotel,Nenagh, th ey have been p roperl y . . _,. e l i , 1 this note, one of them came to town, and consulted weal th y of the profession(euuncates of which, from different Haps . David Teiet, a is rather a sad plight: his wardrobe was literally on P with Mr. Abbott, •regarding s the attention which ,std testiroottials from the most eminent PhysiciAne, they hare brought up for °nest to be paid to it. Mr. Abbott told him that his back kit had evidently endured many a campaign, to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their n him to repair. Didot was a foolish fellow, and that he had better time having worked its way through every seam. vours fi rst induced them to quit the practice of the gene'J and was highly pay over the money to those who were .conunii- the Pu blic, the unprecedented confidence ee with which they Elnan, being able won the warm heart of -Brundley, who received him flat: ground ?Id ironed to receive it. In consequence he• paid thin yif he chose it, £2OO to Mr. Abbott himself, for the benefit of th e with kindness I his good nature also was warmed by Th e e' by estat of bli a Lit , g ancrex li t extensive practice hon has enabled dud. times before theof the truant having been • assurances . j est discharge d by a superior diethod, to remove venereal complOute hoe- ___, estate. When the assignees discovered this circura- L It was stated stanee, they applied to Mr. Abbott for pay tof floor the Army. which he entered in his frolics, on is over Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the parole e could exceed theproperty. Assurances were doubly ins: r l estrai; at i: tioo diet it or m e a u e rci:e n ; rec e e f at th, ir. the sum. He, however, refused to make it, and stated c0ming .,....,1°.1:L sere to where an. mong his family. that he was entitled to a commission on the sums ""`" .. 7 .'"' sem i a draft ' his own of course ' °n fecdon shey ar lreruently perform a cure in the short space al th, and fined 2SL his banker Logsdon, for £3,0013-1:2,000 of which two , da y s , The unprecedented success of their mode of his he had received for the estate of the bankrutty upon his conduct. were to be lodged with the worthy innkeeper, as his" treatment (which has never been known to • fail in me 0 _ and that he should retain the Rioo till his claims were I tt up the day be- fdture agent, for immediate expenses. The tailor's instance, in a practice of twenty years; during which Pal 3 satisfied. Mr. Scar thou the verdict of the u ales poor little girl of J wouldeya th i ne h°Ped •...... was set to wor k hiih e N enagh gander ; n many thousand persona of both sexes have been cured. eve . . i .one severe aied.injurious methods have been pursued by other Pria2l- - carry for her Jury eadaut the latliirf of such :170; day, Boni-street could produce nes such Aqui- timers, without effect), induces them to thus publicly oar their it .y, to thank the a defence. The Learned Gentleman then proceeded site as our Baronet to be-to !rakish the turn-out, he advice .- To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex,oithe t- P to call witn to . blish the s i g ht of property to w a s decorated w ith the • • innkeeper's gold watch, chain, ma y' delicac y' and attention . Lette" from the Country, cd- these machines to have been originali in the Messes. ~..,1 .„o._ ru ,..... i . . I ._ 6 „ , 'taking the particulars of the case, age, and manlier of living, in- James Clark and Foudrinier, and to be now bis the y seignees. He '-'" :"••••- -''''''' •" ''"• ""'" "v ie, a ,profusic'n of closing a remittance, duly weeded to and advice and mediae - n• final examiner- was a l so oroeeedmo• to :hew t hi 4 - t h Priests, port'and -prime claret, enlivened the - festive foneardod to any part of the kingdom:. as ly and . wilfully .- bad been - -- t # la que " board Donpal to Mr. Abbott by Messes. Crow's, , and the Worthy •was, in courtesy, • , GOSS and Co. m. It. C. surseim• England Notes, often it4ted to sip the clareL ke To r tint wise old torwof '' is, Bouverie-etroet, Fled -street, London. ton, when Mr. Gurne y interrupted him and stated - ''‘ Just pub li shed, 10th Edition, same. Nosh ' the neighbousiood laid their respects to the youthfal . a g that his Learned Triomf:night savehinuelf die um Tee AGM . of LIF familiar Cor•ment on the abo - - ticklers to warrant ble of entering further into Ihr:evidence, there - Celseal""4" of high bleed Wee V a t/ at -his as was Dieeniese-By G ChiS - M' and a Co.-Address - ell to the Youth a:- rged. The charge a legal objection which would. Prev,st his client . . nod ; ens Nestor was• to get £l,OOO to • •11,111101 k. Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at se. ED, Paternooter.e . against Clark, he from recovering, seen if 1 44.44 0 4 Roo d i l k case. j i t gage ; a n al a smaller sum,-in short, it ieni pip_ in. fail Mall ; n :4 :3B Gerrard-otreet ; 174, Fleetstreet ; and i t 5 _ Abbott, again* wimp tbs acomilia loon ba s or ia , ~.. rlglnyt in-lase Yam% Goodman lailfffft.6lllll6.-.... , - . refit into the shop eionirePiipunglotnegmaidanifamemaimork, MAILS wen DoT. --.A334. Ulm ASS. 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