Star. — London, England, 1801-07-21 00:00:00

" 1 7,r7z •,• LAW INTELLIGENCE. COITRT otittyan't ainactLittLY tent Obis mitailiart *air °foam This was an information tiled by hie Majefly's ATTORNFY GENIIItAL, agausft William .}urge, a andle-maker Anthonyteventon, an attorney; Jofeph Vicars a bankrupt, and James Goodwin, clerk to Forge, for confpiring together to induce . one Peter Foley, by prcenifiog him Sol. and tot. (to cover a certain penalty) not , to appear to give evidence artainft his matter, William Forge , who was to angver before the Commiffioners Excite, for a violation of .t)* !zcite Laws. Peter Foley -Was a materiel witnefs on the protected**. of Mr. Forge, forhaving in his euftody,knowingly.tagalb. *eight of wet candles,. before the/ had leen ' charged with the duty. For this siWence fed eration. had been lodged againit him Mate Ex cite, +Ali& Rood for mat on the 27th of January left.' The preen infonnatitmobe Omelet for die profectition obferved. had been Ried againft there Defendants, to prevent the repetition of a pradice twhith had unforttmately become too Ire. %Mott or offering comp! indacetnent to perfons Aso back had, Not to pu t t that utftlattiny which the lialrad a eight to exped of them or by tarn- Insist With trans/et if they made their appleat • feSei Node ie(ped to the Mature of the teftimony be, tetra to jrire. The Oradea of guilt in there Sorb offentes jii,l not differ very Much in point of psalignityt The one of thefe offences confifted in' prnbachtig a' material witnefs, by the promife of a tororpt c6l4l,ltration, not to appear at all to give +deuce, 'and trier*, to impede the adminia. pon nf Theother offence confilied in per. 4•cifing the toorfe of -Jolliet. It was for their& offence thefe Defendants had been brought Wort die Court for their tonfideratibu. Forge bad fe.. veal honfes. in town where he kept candles. He !lad one in.Fadinotton-treat, another in New-best Square, bhbe-lane ; and he had silo an apartamout in No. 36; Chandos-ftreet, Covent-Carden, at the heufe of a Tinakeirr,' of the name of Edward Fee. thorn, var the Play-hoofes, for which there kin dles Wert intended. After a Curio-nom had been Mired to Foley to appear before theCommitgoners of Excite, an the 27th of Jatdrarl, to give evi dence, thefe Defendants had ufed 211. the Means in their power to prevent Foley ftom appearing as a witness againft his mallet. Folge owed him lhme wages, and the treat? , tegait by . inducing him to forbear to . ghee Its tellittlOtiY bi pronsifing to be friend bun; and Mr. Steventon addrefred an . argument to bim that was rather falla cious in point of law, and that was, that the pay. ment of this penalty of 2.4.. for abfetting. was the only thing that could affea , Foley; and he was F:tired to he indetrutiford as to that, ond - farther orge ;noodled to ivehAis so k ats, and et left ro(k Sol. Foley all a long refuted to tab any thing, and told Forge he Anly wiffied he would pay him his wages. Forge promifed him if he would con. tea 'andel& he would provide for him ; and Ste. venton Offered hint sof. The Aril witnefs *as William Norman, who was emanined Mr.-Minbar, and Paid he was an Es t cite Officer. He went to the houfit of Edward &tabors, a Thrifts, No. sift, Chandoodeett, on the toth of Odlober !Ana. He &arched for Wax. candles, and down iii the kstehen, in two ielotets that were nulled up, he found taspelb. 6f wax dandles . which he (cited and took- to the King's warehoute. Anintormation was exhibited againd Forge, founded 'en the fadts which be had Rated to the Cortuaiffitmers. William Pitkington was ,the profectoon and ante date of the infOrmation was Dec amber aath. x zoo. He was charged with having knowioolymeeived intohis co ftody I 4.941 b. of wax,camiles, which had not been charged with the duty. On the zed of January. he faiJ he ferv id a Commons ow P. Foley. That fummons was utak sad of January. sflot,figned M. W. Mayo, layman of the Comma otters. When this firm was read,it was not even figned by Mr. Mayo, Solicitor to the Strata, but his name, which Rood istioswit. was prilvt4 Mr. Ease tea, leading Counfel for Forge sad his Clerk. Gob/with bombarded, thit the Commit. flouts, who derived all their power under a par; ticular AR of Parliament, ought to have Agned theft fiutonoam 'Lord Kaartur.ahought there was weight in that objeftion, and promifed to rale:tithe point. Kr. Mayo was here examined as to the callom with regard to the fumnsens. He faid he had been in the habit of ittuing hfirlonfes for there four or rive and twenty-Fears, and this tumorous bad been ;Lilted according to the common cootie of bufinefs. It was by the order of the Coihnsigioners,and was. the univerfal practice, he believed. (ince the fir& cUablillirnent of the Excite. He found it fo. On crofs.tramirratioa, by Mr. Elusion', be (aid, when an officer had laid a ftitement of fads be fore the Coattniffionteeothis order came to him. and it was his dray to have the Information drawn in a legal form. Lord Kewroa Paid, he found no fault with the %formation. Itwas the Ammons, about the pro priety of which he doubted. Peter Foley was next examined. He (aid, is December and January lad. he was ia the Saw Lion of a journeyman whir. Glottis, a Printer.— lie received a fumrnons on the sad of pommy to ittend the Excite Office OR the 27th of that mouth. lie attended accordingly. He had worked for Withal( Forge before, againft whom an informal tion. had been filed. He had worked for him by limiting wax-candles. There was en ininearrados agaiiitt him (,oribene fuppofed offence in thee Ina fillets. He brew A. Steventoo, and Netted hint the fummons he had received to attend the Emile Office. Mr. Forge firll told him to keep out of the way and he woad befriend hies. told him he wanted nothing but his wages. His bill amounted to ;71. He Paid he could not think of Laying him ha wages, becaufe he bad been engag ed in illegal radices for him—in removing can. alas for him—and that he had no legal claim for wages, but he would befriend him if he would keep ma of the way. He defined him to go to h's Attorney, Mr. Stevenwo, in Hama Garden i le went to him accordingly, a 4 axes* his the . trembled,. ss tell I ?nil I Wel he) I ithoiff that is nothing." He laid, " Foley, you mull keep out of the way, or elk thy client *ill loft his caufe." He replied, If he would pay him his wage'--the . he had tome to him for Ms wages by Mr. Fm-ge' s . dire - akin. He Paid , he would fee him paid, He appointed to meet him feeeral times afterviatels. He met him afterwards, ufitally at night. He went i lives or eight times to Mr. Steventon's.houre. , - He was nut twice. I-le raw him on Sunday the ath r. of January. Flrft he Quarrelled with him and ed him in his own honfe, and laid he was an informer. 71-hen he brought him round again by ,promifing him 501. and ,eol. to cover the penalty if he would tint attend to give evidence againft his meter. Jetfoil Vicars Was there. He could not tell what connedtion he had. He was there be ta* be (Foley) went. Vicars,lead !beefs a bank-, rapt, 'and..Steventonfisid be would get Forge's content to Vicars's certificate, if Vice: woollen-, deavour to keep him (Foley) out of the ways— orge was a creditor of Vicars, and had refufed to Whit oertificate. Vitiate did not made any eta' plicatlon ,to him. On the lelth.ofistnuarY he itt itended the Excife Office. There were Tome other auks beforethe CommifEonerswhen be wasthere. He fair Janus Goodwin there, whn yds a Clerk to Mn Fotge. He cattle up to him and ofored Mew .141..iit •Witknoteseo go out of Courtt -forge kasew up while Goodwin was (peak' to ~.a , .,, .told him to go out of Court or elfe wo l ute his trial; atitl he would pay bini 25 . .0 Itin' and Flee* were both together. • He told forge if he would give him that money is his wages he would give him a receipt as loch for it. He faid he could not do that. but he would give it him if he would go out of Come. Forge (vent obt in a ,pi Mon, and eatidbin returned and made it up job, and offend it him. He reefed it unlefs he 'sot it as his wages. Goodwinthen wilptfitet &pie, and returned witka dreft.ol.Forge'sfOr tol. mak ing it up 4 01. He Alt! refufed it beliefs he got it as his wages. and Oieredwht and forge gill re-- feed to give it bUt li a bribe to get out 4f , c,oert. He Paid there was a perfonofthexame Of Wright :along with him who was an acquaintanite. Vililialb Wright Paid he was at the Excife Of fice on the 2/th of January, with P. Foley. He taw Goodwin in converfation with Foley I Geod win beckoned Foley out of the room into the por tage, apd he (the entaefs) went after him, and laid—" Foley ,what doestius man want with you?" He anfwered-;." He wants to give me fume too- 'tiey not to appear on Forge's trial." Goodwin was then by and heard what Foley hid. Goodwin took tome notes out of hie waißcoat pocket, and raid they were to the amount of :51. Foley would not accept of them. He wifired to give them not to appear on the trial. He Paid fo. Goodwin went away, and was away fume time, and then he returned and °f end the motley a fecond time ; sad then ht acidretred himfeif to him (the wieners) aid raid, " You are a friend of Foley's I under- Rand:" The wieners laid he knew the man.— Goodwin Paid--" Mr. Forge will he glad to fpeak with you." " Where Is he ?" raid the wieners.— * is at. the Coffee-bode iuft by, and preffed him Vigo to him, and he did go. He laid tb Forge, es Why will you not pay Foley his wages ?' Mr. ?page Paid—",) owe him noehing, but I till give tom 251. not to appear on the trial; anait he Wmild not take that he tniglet get and be el-,d, mid ably shard for any thing that he cared." When do be heard-him fay fn, the winters went away, and thought lian=a bad-hearted man. He raid he went there to prevent Foley from being bribed, Mr. Steventon was his own Ccankl; and croft. etalnined theft two strienerfes. He took an exception to the information, that the offence was laid in Loudon, and that be lived ia the county of Middlefex. F , 4yroitesv GIIZILat. Rated the cafe oflady ' e arena Bowes, where the offence for Ai y catrytag off her ladyfirip from London to 1 ktorth was laid in the toutity of Middlefex, 1 lonic of the parties who were convicted hod never been he Middletes, and did not join in Ite tonlaftion till towards the conClufion of it in Milted Oaftle..-I. l lr. Juliet Buller held that It Littaa: not necetfitry that all the parties fhould have lisgep ili the county of Middlefex, provided they 'joined pa the confptracy at an ulterior Rage of it. Lard Munroe abferved, that notwithstanding the opihion of Mr. .h Buller ' and if there were ten thotfand other authorities, he was clearly of ano, ther opinion. He faid his mind nu& be convinced. rHis Lorcifhip here read over the evidence that had bten given, and fkid Mr. Steventoa, the attorney, 'bad been guilty of a Very great offence, and was ! illable to a profecution in the county of kiddie*: l ' where it happened. But how he could be e °avid. on an in for mation Rating the offence is Low , dint, he did not know. ett The Counfel for the prodteatirm raid, he &could pave that Steventon was at the Etas. Odiee. Lord kaistpu faid, ifhe could proye him there taking an aaive part in it, ire weatid do famething. 'But lie hoped a man's patting his head inkier the roof of that place was no offence. Said his Lord. (hip, I look on the behaviour of this attorney whb as much indignation as any mite earl do, and if a profecutiou had been istlitisted againl him, adapt ed to the faits and eireurailaticcs of the cafe, it would have been a Ihasne to die jurifpreseletica of the country. if be had am met wish condign panightrient. Mr. tasetter In a erg judicious fpeeth for Forge and Goodwin. oblerved. that if the evidence that had been given ageinet Mr, Stereptou was true, he felt as much indignation as iris I.onifhip could feel at Leith a teal fitaistat gaff if As dad nu;, he Ihould be unworthy of the nation he held, inaimach as loch nalf9Andaa ed the acitnini f Rration of jollier, and thisugh that,he rafety of the whole community. The .tali of Mr. Steven ton appearing to him not to be at all conflated with the other cafes; under his opinion, and by his advice, he had appeared by different Counfel, who, unfortunately could not attend. As to the evidence *faring the other two, Forge and Good wire, he could not aialte any defence for them, Gave Wright bad confirmed the evidence of Foley. It bad been a rule with him theib many Tusk as $ Caudal in a criminal court of Judie% dough asiniitted his praesiettad been narrow in the cri minal la w-s-but,irlieed, been the:soar& of his prae tice to chferve this rule, .which appeared to him to be a lab: and * deettitrtale--anddiat was never to take legal objeainns, .ualets he had Tome con fidence they were well founded, and ovoid have Tome effeet. They otherwife cooly inlpired the Judge and lory with R doubt that the metits lay in a very narrow , tomcod's. But in this cafe he did humbly, or Tither confidently, conceive, that the objeaion taken to the fammons would deferve the -moll ferrous confideretien of the• Court, and would ultimately put an evid to this profeoution. Lord KAN yogi faid, he ilsoold.certainly raferve that point fee the devifloa of the Gantt of King's Bench. Mr. ER$lllll oblation!, Mr..Coodwin was I uufintunate yettacman, and was'fervant to 'Forge. . Lord Kt wrote-omi look upon gtertentan't cote duff with great indivation ; and 4 teems tope it is confiderably .ft4ticed when j tosifidir him as belonging to a profellion, and in which.haltad gong acted, wheite,he ought to Pave known better. Though this profecition may hate iniftakei stini with relpeft to him, yet if the his ezift, it .is very Qt he Rtould be profaned. As to the other toes, Forge and Gdedwirt, they are beyond all conmovetfy Bnilcy 'the Jury feiadd Forge and lama Goodwin guilty ofthe GonfPinteieloike. with which they flood charged, and acquitted A. Steventon and Jofeph Vicars. There tens antilher infOritratiOn again* Forge, Steventon, and Vicars, for confpiting to perfuede EdtVard Beithorn► another material *rimers, by a corrupt confetietation, not to appear to give evi clencs-be(ore tee Cotenniffioners againft Forge. The evidence of this cafe was prccifely the famel . with - the lAN accept th*t of Mr. Beethorn, which was in rdullance as follows t--He faid, H. Forge kook poreifiosimi the under part of his houfe, en r..hetclos-ftrset, on the stab of Cia4ber lag. That in confeonehet of a somber of wee candles that had been found concealed there, and which he had never ken, which were felled by an Excite Officer* he received a funintons,to attend the Excife Office, to give evidence for the profecution. That was on the aid or 23d of January- On Sunday the alth of January, he went to the hoofs of Forge, which "is in New-lireet-fgoare, Shoe-lane. He foam! Mr.' Forge himfelf, Mr. Steventon, . and Mr.. Vicars. When he told them At bad received a lumiorns, Forge faid * attetiti e though he knew )16. thing of the barmen. Mr. Vicars and Mr. Steveqr ton had tonic cooverfatlost„abont hi- appearing to give evidence, and both ofitheni faid he lbuuld be a material hurt to Fogel And then Mr..Forgb delircd that he would not attenli. ;11e then looked at the Commons, atid ilatcd 41t there was a pi. salty of tol. in cafe of not obeying the fumill6nw Vase faid he would atonorate Meg !icn tbo 101. or any thing that 'Might come - Irina him. Both Steventon and Vie s srkflid, shit nothint could al. fee him hitt the .1 ol...doitterits the only thing that could come agaittil Mtn. hear. Steve:won repeatedly raid nothing Could come stgainil him bat the soh. Upon that he promifed not to attend. After a few obfervations film Mr. EftSttuk, Lord Keiwyoa obierved, that in the lekjirofe cution he the...atilt ilerventort was delivered front it becaufe his mind was not convinced, bat this was a very different cafe e mid be was bound co. late his fentimens, in faint -ef law, to the Jury, which wete,stliat he was guilty. Whether this was an offence or not, no tnan living mold pat* he' gave an anftver. To keep a witneik awe l ;rtii to divert the courfe of Jullice by keeping back fasts frets a Covet of Crimin al Jollies, was car *airily it. Very great offence ; end it was very fit to be known by the Public that fuch an offence mull meet with an estetnplary parliament. His Lord. thip, after adverting to the material parts of the evidence, faid, if it was so be*credited, they west all guilty. If the Gentleinsn of the Jury believed the evidence that was given, 'and his Lordthip faid he could fee no reiefon rot diaselieving it, ,the public juflice of the Couatry -would not receive the treatment it was likely to receive from fuch a ref - pa:table and enlightened Jury as he then had the honour of adirefling, but by finding all the three Defendants guilty. The Jury found them ail Gray. This anithed the bufineft at GuildhalL Yefterday at ;stoma waterman's lad is a Stiff, off Rothethithe, having rowed the boat agairdt the hawfer of a (hip, Q,e npfet, by which he was drays. ed among a tier of fhips. Saturday morning the Hoofs of Mr. Cafeby, at Newington Mats, was robbed by fome fellons who left bellind them a bag of implements for honk brealtitige Early oot Sunday morning the houfe of Mr. Agar, in Broad -greet Buildings, WAS broke open and n*6o4 of plate and other articles to a con& olerable amount. The Poftebny conveying the Mail from Lewis to kali was flopped on Monday morn ing, within shout two man and a quarter of the hotter place, by two fbotpatle, who robbed kim of the bags containing the kneisi from Brighten, Shoreham, Steyning, Levis, and Uchfield, fo; Loodaa, and five bye bap, The Affizes for the corny of Northatriptoa ended on Thatfday, when the following praiser* were capitally eotnlefted, and received fentese of death ; viz. W. Walters, fbr bOtilb-Rettlitto Higginfor, John ("Aeons Jaime Harrold, George Culffon, Chrifbapher Blades, Mary Blades, l'hebe scutehocpe, John Clarke, Stephen Honk. and Da. niel Die, fir cheep healing ; and Richard Binder and Thaws Doncomb, foriumfceisreakiag. They were all reprieved before the Judges left the town, 'Sept Walters and Higgio(ba, who are left for elocution. Oat prifoner was fentsced to be tranlsoned for .14, and three for 7 years ; 6 were ordered to be impriamed Arid whipped, fawn wore sequined, sad two aidaarged by proala- Matio*. Dame was sonvifted at Abingdon ACzes, of the Warder of J. Rob'enfaa, a pedlar and was executed at Leading Ift Thetas) , sanitize lo.►.dittA`L~4'i►, CORN•EXYHANGS, MONDAY, JULY to. PRICE OF FLOUR tbis Morning, line, nos to rtes Cott* ditto, Mac tot sci.e.-gra,, /26 , 6 6,„„yri ne Poi ads .sod. to.42s,—Co4rfe dittb, cos. to oos, RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. lodates way from the 6th of July to the f sth of /14 incluilve, agreeable II the NewAets. Quarters t,sBs od 66$ %erten z 26s bid 2551 od 3767 ----••• sip od spas od • alra 114$ 04 1 49 1 od 1021 .1134; od 147 5 64 8811 tin Od Los od 11143 stns /41. 143 1 823 tolls ad 1441 Cd zl6 zo-ro ad tem od tad ....—..• lo o t a d . 1401 od . 1777 toss ad g s g, o d go too od 177 1 od spa ••••-•-•-• lOU cd 1365 od t 046 sop a ( .4 1351 od 1118•-•-..•••• 98s od 1 gas Od 274 v., od 1321 cd 234 giss ad 13os ad Es ••••—••• 94s ad 1231 ad 231 92s cut tads od 56* 909 o 4 124$ od Ibo i ss od 1231 od K 0- 4 144 04 Ins od 66 17 48 od 12os od Soo las oti SS 73s 117$ ed so •-•-•••• 70, 1 cd Total..-23.993 qyartem Aver* lads. AL 61. ligher than left mum. PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH.. Rae Bags so to fi 051 Hew Poclitta 81 Ils te in og SMfll-IFItILD, Jell ao. TO !elk the dfat. per Rase of Sib. hear ds ad soli 4d Veal - es den 3s 6d Metros • der 64 01 g 1 6,1 Port - 6 1 od to 76 od Loath. 40. 6d. to 61. od. Stock at Market this lambing. Smits 18X, Sheep and Lamb, 7 NEWOATF. and LEADENHALI„ July 20. Per Stone of Rib. try the tamale. oaf gs SC4 to 4s 10d Veal 3s 4d to ss el) Mutts 42 od to 3s od Pork 6s od 10 71 od LaMb 4$ 6d to 6s od. PRICE. OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 611 James's market 3s 341 Town Tallow' 594 04 tool tare market sts IS Raffia dim (ca.) sots od to sio Whiterhapelmarket gs 44d ROL, ditto (reap) . 33s tot (per Ruse of Db.) - White Candle RiCian 5s to co. Melting Stuff sos od too* de 8d Ditto Rough 34s od tear 'Average Price 3o odi Graves - Sts od to • Good Dine 11$ to " Yellyw soop, z 4 to co.-...Mottled,Soso-oCurd,ll4s. • 'loaollss. oil.--Moulds, ass. Od. PRICE_GP HAY AND STRAW, July , 16. Smithfield. St Janata's. Whitechapet 0.1627313 toe 611 8 00en 6 26 •Is 1160 to 6 8 46 St,awatotoel6 2Sy oats 3. o 0 i so oto 3 3 • Clover gs3to 6 6 ----..... 6 to oto 7 7 SUDS. PER Ht.1211/RED WEIGHT, Jolt 142 . Rad Closer ono to toss White ditto re to ts se per ewe. Trefoil 4 1 111 aot Turnip the to 19, per babel Rye oral) adir to 4os per glamor Cinquefoil oos to pet ditto White too to 14s od per buihel Seed. jlrrown O. to 14$ 66 per ditto • Canary Seed Rs to toe per ditto Rape Seed • .401. to 441 pet isit. COALS, ply so. Belt Coals la the Peel. ok 8 1 - ed. low ekkidnoh. Delivered - Ha. 6d. Sunderland, • 21. zBs. 6d. Delivered • 11. 78. od. --- • - )9 371 lot • it • i• .. i m. , f• A I . im•• d ... N0..mg. ,,, .. Vi1w.i....• r.....~. a•hm.c.s , 4•64.• , ... 10..a,•1 41A61..... 4....eiM TURNIP SOWING AND DfSCOVERY. f rliE Seeds of that enormous and molt eacelo -E. lent Tuttdp, fo clamant, feet i t the Markets of Raw Intr&, and the Towns *a the Mb; are now to be bad at VRMWATes, St. Atbstes•ftreet, Pall-Moll, together with ma loportant Difcovery of a Method wAlch fccura the abfoistil sartaboi of a sr mad. Crop. This Turn p gives double the Iliusl Quahtity oh an Acre g , rnws %vs:lll[l'o%h. teen in d-y or:athte; Rands the few reit. Foal onittjuredi ad is fo peculiarly (week that Cattle of an dofiwati•os eat it With the great& avidity. and fatten on is aladafely. Sagstoohtaieg or"d though for %or Artes.wids slat Ltdroarly inaleied. 101 td,—No Credit.—Pay Pottage. WHEN Preireffir.nal Men of education and res fponfibillty deviate from the gem& fpftem by the I. edition ofaproolier Month, the Swain of Imp antineed funds is the brit criterion of frperiority. iii it years have I dart tel my praidice to the cuisine treat. Man of THREE DISORDERS, and the (uccefsful rifult of my plan ens me additional ardour to oppo(e as far as I am aide the ravages of theft ehroplants which are the food import. inn the eaniegoe of hunter, infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early pe ri od of Practice to refine individu als from the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally tian• t 10118 p . ret Iltiney of general Pnititioners. TheTHit lig DISORDER', to the novo( whit! f here de voted my attentios, se:uprise every fpedes of YENERP-IL INFECTION, whether of a recent or king clurstlom..-sdiy. All kis& of DEBILITY, whether 'rift from the bents of Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of maturity, and :tally that de rangemem oftheryften is Women width Is oalltd LIARItEN• NESS or STERILITY. Numerous &kaki ate the refolt of Ignorance or bale In the treatment of a limpt Gonorrhea, sad it not %infrequently hap peso that ehefeeth of Life are poifoned by the Indiforetion of an reguardcd hour. Ey a (opener tact o I (salt complaints are sift. coned. and even Where others have failed, I crud tbst may prefsme to offer a tecilael re-eltabiillunent. Foe however Are the tato of complicated (lintel's In ale Warder compared with the calamitous ft:mations of Mee, who from Mtn arm ins POLITA Y VICE, or the prevalent Gan. lies of a fa daaabie Life, acquire that date of Denny which is he touivoidable minuend of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (utterer broods over hls :neer, but care, fully conceals bit misfortune, It may be form confoisten for Ws to tsaow, did although it be an *bled of doubt or omen Gaiety with ether Peselltisierms, the meatenl of there DEM CIENCIES by the graded per& et itbstovation is toe snub* rent of my esperiesice. If the rites of &cam or Venus have hewn to reduce nisol)) rigour, much anxiety will be prevented by as early couttaM7lOGsr of this languid and Is there cafes no rest dellbehhe wiil occur. Mt when tbla illegketylent far nen indeed, a peeper Peril imillevelteeihOpellellgrupithete revive the Oursbeiss fparke et Lire. elyi to 'mutinies the Cooditution. MARA WOMEN; who hair long been rappointed Is their espedistlani of a Family, owl he anted. that in molt kiltenres Oath &Me an maids by Medical NA The IiE(4I.A.CY which is fosinnial to my sodeetsieng, and the lknaliticatictse whki I have prefumed to Roe, form the Bags of my Prettniens, and is coinctieoce widifeelitidelatis metros is gents. that Mr its, be stisdlehedlitebnellg ((et in Imre' indoling a knell note) at Ina hoofs. Na. up, Amp ilriArnet. Snared, twee Taupe-Bar. There is ad additional entrance in Water-front WO*. and tie mune Is uo both the &ion. M. ft Member n l the Royal Colter of Serena& LDNINO"4 !Tinted r to by JOHN DANIEL erirodly-lburt) st rNi gl/111 Pa Er rig•-Clt Het, No. t "ftreat 1051 pi bit t/f taw, 'ref trebarrpligs, tantb-t:•)..o W. I Catver•itterat, sod at die liminoty-bact gyhicb Olbys oA sommad• I alio.. &site loam re mosoug S Ys seined.