Star. — London, England, 1808-07-14 00:00:00

• • AM* kr.,9ou4ir ;3. cib .sta t 2•04 ‘llO d; 'NS I ; by riaktitr, r irWinispectable ralcat'and of ti ainst the Defehdaitt, - liis •e do tivilOi web .prc!c . eeiliii4to suite, ItPt tory man *Ake -664 an articled clerk ; of age wheit reconimended to is singulo. *at he was recoil. with whodt Oir.Plaintiff served Plaintiff h.ldheen inamed taMes. . • :year 3787 he had had four e•of whom -etre .dead; and lib* .enattt in the Royal Marisesils tpse of time since the marriage Mrs. Fowler, they lived in the having ac ted with the utmost time thel)efendant became the Plaimitf, except in one instance symptoms of being very extravagant, 1E - withdrew from her the ma. 01150161 d affairs, except in that one h:td been the least disagreement Unfortunately the Flaintia; though irs of age, had, in a great ;ma ' his limbs, from a bad cold, years ago, on the .King's birth : the whale of the day, an r to !as obliged to be out. His 11:y -im to have a separate bed from years past. He was also recom . • • the salt water. In August he from that period the ctuninal !need between Mrs. Fowler as the .not weili to give a statement of foul(' be to prove the fact, and he and the Jury would be suffi at bearing tl.,e account the witnesses expected his Learned Friend an ,opportuni t tr f if i replying, he t'l say 011104 7.4 if to d+nla ,4t but_it*raiiick)pesaill by the eheopposate-sida,,thet . .the 4ady t even Ir. : 1)f, 44 peeepdent to t. female ,was the ,aeducer,. the icie-rat*.tra etiln ii the e'ite lttopley, eer.. • . , Aga* .aAcAther.Sa..s* ilk Po, shillqr 4 A** lir% —.ki n AtAr.4 3 l7 ,cages wore assosmst befdrl the! - - 1 Was proved. *Anis - tress wai t criminal act jook place in 4 - 00119121011 -0 a o . 44 1 0,4 41 4 4 the j at . . y g+v e the gentlensapt -and he truste‘that.the Jury ',or o' ' ' drtmagosequal to Whit a fovkil from heilg robbed 4,41er Om. id more pal7tittilariy so 'as .the 4 FhuriXerseere unirtge4chahle., ~...),_.call the. yitnesses. _ .slmoose,,jairiterk of St. Marga., .. 4 ~,,„...e- i --registry pith* cur. ainti . ' -e.cdia rrances Mai-', en the. az n s fet,l7B7. • , .11o,u, and heidau . • Mrs. Anil ni ,r4ii. - ro - ; proved, tsar- -; !our* ilYrairs apneattod tb live that I:he tleintiff's Conduct Wit tietowirdildr:- Forwlir . , and that _ okeot his henbs, throng% *gag ( • - ears. • _„ .. pretty looking girl, stoat . 1/1 1, that she beta with Mrs. ress.:. was servant to the Phientillf.... f tliat Ns, she Teed id . . tho ta s tily be. .4c in •idargate,.he and her mistress Trarpi trins. Thy - Defendant was mlf, ii' his clerk, when she cam, not diet or lodge there. On the , tieplaintiff went to Margate brtakfoited before bowline: The nntial him to the my.. ilklmist Defendant returned, when . Mea l . breakfast -they breile6stid iP 'le Stopped the whole of the day to have tome uspicions—they :ether in the drawing room,: wmdoiv Was ihrays pulled down; incheon and tea up stairs. MI. the Witness Ont , for brandy-•-they . 'bout six, and Defendant need to it. 'About a fortnight after the arkati, the witness went up - to-the ' Mb. Admit and her mistress were togetheir—mitness told them she been asleep, as they had not rung Idles—Mr. Fowler -said, "Fa bat , '' ing about old times s' Two even...! It six o'clock, and did not return morning—one of the mornings Mrs. Defend ant.to sleep in 'the house— _ slept in the Plaintiff's bed, he bed from her mistress. The Plaitl- Margate , in September, after ' he went out, the Defendant . F. in 'the drawing-room, or Mrs. the office. Every evening Mee. witness-tea indsugar to make tea which -she did, and gave- it to hint. the 21st c-f December, the Plaintiff between five and six o'cicek in ttas7 beaver hit came-home for her Mg& her go into the back office some. went there, and was convinced of the' • Defendant and Mrs. Fowler, who situation, she being seated on an, - they perceived the witness, dry ives from the situation they were Mir trick tile witness , by Iheshoulder,anilli down stairs and get tea -ready. Olitq and -burst into tears, never having-I , ene .before. Mr.,, Fowler cows. in the offiee afterwards. On the: Illowing Mrs. Fowler came dos naked, except her shift and nrithich time -the Defendant ' Fowler caned him down to 1. ...I came down, and- the miaow, went up -s.aiis. The MOO . , not th'e,s;, at hone- A few eveaings afterwards, she how much damages oettlit to be 'given to the man • oltfliWilnal :L eis Learn, Gas w ili ng a Mrs. 6iewnest etaptstenm• an, of the in- asiho ha.l liatem*AlptlttMAN ecent cendues of her nuitieis, hest Mrs. Fowler lied Friend who stated_the-casellail brut / Ist forwerdi time into the kitchen" ivitheitit being ntnicesi, snd precedents, .one of . Mr. Gtegsars, In ItelsP l lo l o 6 Suh"i laittfitelttadiffreffAfiivertarihn, ion! eiti l titit nighe r Alei nter: esgesiatt • his "'china's which "firib...e."4.oeirba ra Plee'tleeniklehilsivatnings . vt•hii Mr Iter 'in°76rulantent n tiug'a Beach, and he received elermagel.!ien'o , n'n-, ;:initoainte Otte/Sates. • Mrs: Fowler Midi the 'Diego Ile knew inn Mr. Gt , !gson, eictitinfcharact • perVY li r flatlets/re sine* -Theilvittlein ;Carried •Seiiiial' titers irehellt s +ecrit wsbe • ` , tetneArk?, - , Iron; Mrs. Vowler to the Defendant and an sirs .in • diak snit' gave * al' . ' ili 4 1 , _ c : ! from him to her hut slici - Wcf knowieir cOntcati.— Ithennlt T irefeifsnc ria‘n• that flasSer4uesionjillitAleie, *boat inansei tinfotiohe Lek iCefeirlFaiiAkihe‘ s&t ...sfeensaie 0ate.D.P.31&44 . 1 1 nd tkitni&l , lsca helnra'a•e'l heVuut the shone t4enheiAtit; trbein . she netttened:itie 'criminality of the detendant in that cause. tie trtistee ! fosmd luniiiewlersra.:l4stgrevy leech-tumbled- 7 41kt% Isni that theaneeett lurrwould Revel' Wive damage! was no - one Ili iheinvelite bet diellieitheintit and Mik; where the-milk of the' plaintif had put her:eV-on it; .rawlet. --:: Ie:. .• . _ ;a:1 2:1 ,v, Y.: — level with an actual_prostitete. As to the case In • - Me erese-einteitted by true . * -Pail. *.: • -torkjielq,iashiftlei:d! t . lii.re4eted the thaV i e lo rthe Mei. Fowler! wan 4,siyeart *or * • ' infai *ern rime state'asktKai,aiay man; . an 4 iss.an advocate lame, a nd• hod been -ISO freed-then - she .fliists Ifttew •at ' that I•a4"lilfa 4 s*Y W M r 4 vi t ... 1414 ,2 61 .,.i ' her. The. Defendant was about 21 or V yea,rs . of .wonld throw i a pasHelet a odinn 2 slnf+ ige , she did non. go to -Service after leaving Etta. lthl then:lr visnonanatnrAglish barrister that would Yowler, hot/iv/id with het father , 'Maria Wild sues stand forwatd to-dishful the incendiary that instil& ceedcd her, Mr. ,Flawler asked her to go back again] disturb elehaPpineSsltt . fle ice of, the MalfOr p it#_. •, and live with hint, sifter Mrs. Fowler left the house, i The defendant didracicsedttO4l ,Pl4 l i4r.l%*'o o. l . gw. l aird and gave as - a reason, that it would not be proper for I had seducer/ him ;his oonortyldr 'him to put up Mary Wild to be . in the house without another fe. I with the loathsome task that be ha to perform. He ; male with her. The whitest and Mery Wild had slept ;I:ft it to the Jury to cotiiidie - singr they thought together ever since, . • r • ! that they.could be. siiitheriad'io• give any damages Maria Wild deposed that she had lieedServent iitith to the plaintiff, for the only loss he sustained was the the Plaintiff about four months. She was hired by : society:cif the most abandoned of .vdinen. Mrs. Fowler on the4rh of February. On the day fol:. ! Lord Chief Justice Measetatco summed up the lowing her Mistress sent her for some brandy, which , evidence, and the Jury retired for half are hour, attA she took up stairs to the drawing.roem. When she -returned a Wardict for the Plaintiff, dathages 1501 i • • went into the morn, Mrs. Fowler was sitting on a sofa i cotiwr OF ICING'S . , ILILY to bed, and the Defendant was standing before her in a i 8E24011 • sue. ri :lous posture. When she was perceived, the De- 1 • • et. tddettS O. GULLAN• • fendant wen: over to the sideboard, and pretended to ; This was an action to recover fnato the Defendant b reading a newspaper. Mts. Fowler got up t she the value of a horse which he had hired of -the riaht , see tied much confused ; her clothes were Much tom- . tiffs and w:/iche pled. She said to the witness a I suppose! it , wes'alledged, had died ip eonse yoo w i r e 40 ?Ace of excessive fatigue or improper treatment, horn •in the woods," and pushed her out of the remit 1. Mlgaigh it had experienced while engaged in the Our the witness beggetpardon, and Mrs. FoWlef. :Ordered • nerfar Whicila it had been hiredhy the Defendant. her to bring tip some water and sugar, whiclisheihfl/ I The claim was two-fold-Ist. That the - costraet, her mast/W*ls not at home. On the Thursday fol. Whikth wait tf Sa"Y 10Wing; Shilinras. passing the back. office. -*set' dot theborse only •,o WoolVirich, had been interoperly extended-9-2d. That the horse had heard After eiiiler say to the Defer:tarn, - re`My - slitlis enfetileetend- improper treatineet..!l c Charles,' you must have this letter &Tinned ;" but . . ,•.•,- . The ?out% gentleman who :tedlefilt Mese,. being he refused ; and the witness did not Wait to heenehe • reiniused• - from . any responsibilky, Aselarect, that he vemainder of the'conve'riation. Ott' Friday the Wittiest bad *Mem Aim with the utmost camoind that he had 1 heard Mtn. Fowler-say to - the Deftondatit, "My cleat I not dyer-ridtlett- hint, add that extent on ism stage of Charlet, how' are- •Yinito" !lit replied, he was very 1 the Parnqn Vitelt4ci Aintlecluenca'llf . 11 4 4125 ponily, and alinost deg., -She said, she waseeerfilte I -dam .ort 3FoOlwieh Cqtrmion; - thee .e. had ; Was litre : !kw heft ; l eg' 41:t entice swot*, ill a she ! taken•alarrri, hellid never whipped or vaned him to i hilieved he was the cause of it. On which hit!iiilid, i t : any 'exceei. • ' lie had-been going to the house of Ge- i he was perfectly free from any in .: neral Hulse, end hid:exceeded. th t journey to Wool-, diTositiOn.---She apologised, and said she was only , wish. • •' 4 .Z. ,-- •':', 'I ,:-. . :• • jfit,s. ' he. Pie said, " damn sneh.3enti; did not like ! On o-Penirt - the body of *hone, , which ezh.ll3lt"' them: •On the Ist of March the stritnesi infoeinecl ad marks of indisposition 'the fallowing day,, *and! the Plaintiff of her suspitiont, who desired her to be4t•,' died on the third- day subsequent, Aunt was observed `Aelwateh. - She bored a hOle•thrOugh the deer, fresh' A failure of the Janes; as if arisen from inordivatef*-1 the bed-Mont into the draseing.rotent, with it gintlet; tigne. To.the time of his death from• the period of she looked through the hole; and saw Mrs.. Fowler the journey ia question, the:honk bad been 10111;01,..t0‘ . Sitting oil the sbfinbed,saftel the Defendant standing, Ptribrunanyneork. •:. . ',nee .• :- ..! • ' • Lord Ettensonoueonwol.elasafainerinlon, ' thy ; - beside:lee. She ink hirer /tic toundlis neck and kissed' him. : Saw her the Lay e/toirwerde produce a letter 10 1 . -the first .pohtt, as. to the Defeliglantl WO% v.s.eceded , ilig rliffhnthatit, an/ ,iii , y l ;ll My dew Charles, w e m ost his eonsrnct, Amounted to nothing- A pereornetlier he eft of r guar& tor-a lady near &Or lili . $4/sltOlit jog into. •sechltinagreementclid not Stipulate that *.e 'Otter to de, saying, that Anne Atfhtevy fthe witness):.should not sea male or twceheyond-theplete speei:. aitd Mt. Glovet, are tonipirinne against 'min and. fteli. As for ie:strnee...it could itardlybe contended, -try to aiienate my .husbandie e•re t inslto rr eme.o: that 41 person hiring a horse to gets. to , Itiehtuntestiwas *The befendant said, " he weelld.be d-kl If be cared, ! not entitled to cross the bridgeibToriekm/nneeskill. -for be had done nothing that he was ashamed of." j that was meant was to give sonte•iden of the length ' Sarah Glover, widow, corroborated the evidence ' of the journey to benuadertsimisPe As to this .0 tithe Last witness. ' count, which regarded inoPronerlveatzneas told • e - Nht &team! Oxanow observed that here hie ease i .cessive fatigue,. tie left it nvith the Jury- tocOnsider *std. • • . 1, , .::.; :; . ..."'- ofic.. The Jury, after deliberating for some time, Mr. Serjeant Peen then addressed eifeenßeneh end jiannel a verdict for the Plaintiff. • Damages Ski , be the Jour ,and observed, that the hint-elite/strait fOrthe sasg.the naluneff.the horse.. .. .I .-' ,-. : .... ; jury to consider was, whether the defendant/Aid •-i. ...• ... ... ..111.altWOOD v. Lt)NIASt 't I - been guilty of the - Criminal conversation charged ,:...116 teas an entice brought•by. the Assignees of a ! against him f - .reef founOe "tea , , the next quo.; -Basinnon'named Odell, to. recover 4001. the amount tion foe theintineensider was,.. What damages they tellsationdAue by the defendant to the Bankrupt, net vipulsigiveagnittiti,theAtifendant k i le hig !Mtn ink :Of Mani the and that the aneney bad not been paid, agei - an artieled clerk to the plaittiff,i an naripeneneed isat , :bestrew . she defendant was, at the time he, , Young man just from the country 1:1-Heinould ask did pay it to. Odell, in the knowledge of his creditor, them if -the plaintiff had any [tight to - eristiplair,4 the i kiveginidhtnt, and a intedertipt.—A legal point aris: . -loss of Such a wottsbn As represented byithe witnesses? f ing.o ;he construction of the Act of the }nth of This unfortunate/fount man, unfortunate, as living to • le,linwas .reserved for a subsequent case; and ! 'it[ - *house Witeriiintif n: woman _visa4 at e m htie ssi the JurYbeing,uf opinion that the defendarc•had tad iftiftlet being ptaiedlittehouse w4ll such servants at reason to think Odell. wee n.bankrupt, merely on AC4 -tbeVelliestes,•frebh their testiinonf r .appeared to he; Count ofilsis laving • IstotOn a writ Of error, to gairi he would not offeetd'the Jury by 'saying they would time in , atnactioinbroagla against him, which, was thd believe the whole' ef , lhe evidence given by them.— reaitinaliedged why he. (thedeferednatj. sitcold bawd He would be west to cast en IMpl-nper reflection nn knonei of the ly..tlicruptcy, fin and isewttnist4or .the -those young females, but from their own evidence, .defen d ant. .- • '- - ' •-e• -' - • •,7,...e.e55n .4.. they appeared at the pander's of the 11 s• oh' Mrs. row,. . • ;- i, i ‘ '.'. 7. :,.nootie ' • . • ---:? Leir.en` ler. As to the evidence of the hint witness, relative . • 4,l3.MilleSleTY*ol/11%, 1)441W .CCeef)4O•NS. to the situation she•fbund them `ire ore - the list Die, i Yesterday the Right Hon. Sir W. Scorr proceee e she asserts she cried-1 believe if she did, it sirs• *to- t C 4 4 ,20 Ole ildivic4catklP Pf•shn,f9A°•,.,_%°'*ng- cases ' tit,, tlIcT from lust thatefrom shame. On the; scene . . en t - fir Gli4unle W. klAPr'r.falistec7llcs" " as s satin s'il Chrinistas,:tvhen - Mrs. ,rowleT appeared naked in the , `l: 4 r, Pm 'tire' g tri? i :47 o ta il i tC it ens r uc h is r 7af:eettilgs Alps a C te e d Neill'. the kitchen, wet the exception -c.l l her flannel petticoat ,' adatafesnployed in th e bieeliafte o of Malta, 'timing wince pee !and the nafortnnatedefendant vraecalled down to rivOlbe above Phite was "I'M by Whet* of the ' W e' com p osin g pit in her -ear-rings, the modest witness, who hai re. al/4' 1 4 4 w b/ocaldinti -se : -Tag ( =gar' was clearly of capitulated these cirstitisoloces to-you,,Gentlemen of ; opittio ni:. n that the Cunt:lays ~.. ~ ,I crliud were entitled to slitre. the Jury,' lift the illiihen, although, al she asserts, 1 lizia7,-liinsen master.-- l ith ilistibro ship, .with a cargo of the was witness of: ihetriminalitt before. Why did ; roan tetateos, Stc. sus captillvd in, the Here senrateer, awl the she aot.sell-ket Imes* what a VIC.tOILS 'ism:nail he was ; qweOela 11f:fake r th ait e . c of oqr ac t w es s i s :toma chat o s f . .d le stu ten t7ga ucourt air er ' e xP ed tlic ihi et; nurtUring? • Nif t hytist inform herlether ? For if.she ! 17".!‘ c , t o e n . t et hr ge and expences were a girl of chailecter, after witnessing the scene ' wetee'dite. egiatiar' to au ____ .. '— ' l . 1 ` ... she has .represented to you, she weutst have ;gelled on I Prosper, Classes muster . —Tlds wasa question of costs anddik' Ibir Whir to have taken her froneitingeee . wi l y . pages, pray* nalaeS the captors, oo the ground of detentioa sit: dld not Mm. Gioxte, of w hi m' w.e. L ive I mam ,;',l l .zntsuffickat proof of she property was produced. The a Court'sisi fluir. n, open. i b e cir‘ausstance. 3whijit e.i. 030da r' ty. Uzi: d u o.n of tl3p - pOye i r a with c nt r ct o : l o s e d it a is v t . g . ad t i ztagqrs, 1 kouldeot ham been fiat to the blush"? She took lete '‘' ' • • enuted toe ..-J...in......—. sees between the poises, the :husband in the house,' A swindler, of genteel appearance, has been lately- Armlets flid Out cortitbunicate it. It is for you to eon- 1 very alert in raising :Money about London, and its ea ' Alder Idiot -credit. pals stilt B ike to ant+ a witness.— ; virens, by hiring - single horse chaises,. and leaviogi, What was the object which Induced Allis younginpan ' them at other inns, and borrowing sums of money, 1 flrs 4 A-1 1 44694:T4PnegigkiAlth•S wcsoatt . ef '45, , ' under pretence that he was about to male a purchaser.' ,14 w _a iblypinAti c441-y9ultalievir . :th4: &F. There are several complaints against hint, as dilliclidintA iff04441‘....ti” seSitkeit ? I feel veninient ' far ;lowa the western road as Warminster. , He is ac- • ' YQIs .Fliew‘st,ll Aunt was any criminal in- i cornpanied I>y a female, well calculated by her attire ' *coupe Itemieen ehe 63444, pop v.-41 take into con. 1 1 ate address , to join in his fraudulent enterprises.— ve!ation thipossrir 4 00* yoppg pan, el)ppliect They . have gone by various names. There are about .• Were Foide,; wo• y¢ yore; acid 4pnpniingda. ! eight horses and chaises left within the compass of Sd . 414 st lainownfancla - asneald pot agreed him, with I miles, acrd above 1001. borrowed under thi; pretence. ! a E VW : With. VOA, W 144checgs, and I The person called,binuelf generally Freeson, and the CO • • :IN which bane mgt been adduced in , Hon. Mr. Sharpen, Bcc - A), , . _ . -...•—; AAA* Val PO; ' - - Friday' seinnight,. a child . about siz years of age, ' tile [sent son of one of the town porters, fell over the quay'at • Aberdeen at high water. Being immediately observ• I ed by'a young gentleman passing at the time, Mr. Alexander Alcock, he, without hesitatirn, or waiting ! to pull off any of,Eis clothes, plunged' in after it, anti , succeeded in-supporting the child until assistance Was j IVroettred, when be was drawn up, .holding by a me 1 7eAt4 914e144Rd# aklii sorryiAg (UAW :14.tuc 0041 irminnimm . ..r. . . ~-, . ....t 0:.,,! , '•.; ; .1 COURT OF Oki Mr. &leak .. Niras kit litibtioffit •,,,, 1 iii.-Vieffruerdrtitif 44 irreproachible character stitrelea clerk; tbi'alePir Fowler'," hit 'wife.. ,Ht the defencLtite was not might suppose from hi wiii Vitenty.one years 1 tfie Pla.ntill%' and it wto Mended by. the man vi his cl-siltih;p. The Plait FoWlei-eitet-since the '.7 ebilffievi by her, three t was lying; a Lieu.enat Hit * the whole Lapse • wf the:Fl•tintif :tad Mr greatest harmony, she 1 prudence, until.tbe tim Articled Clerk of the P that she shelved syroptc on which the .PlaintiC nagetronit 4 his housd instance there sieve* ha between them. Unfor only a man of 40 fears sure, lost the use ~f canght about si,lit y dray, it having rained t being a Volunteer, wa: sician 'had ordered him his wife for some yeas mended to bathe in 1 went to Margate, and eonnection comrnencet Defendant. He did.n what the evidence wou believed his Lordship cienzly disgusted athei would give. As he would not give his- al thought it his dkaptia. ges. He did not 0%4 Learned Counsel on 4 w ,s the seducer—rhut show, where even the . Jury gave very consi, of that respectable at Lis coachman, and an tienian ae . ,,iinst his gm default, and the dam Sheriff,althoogh is w: sedncer, and that the park near -a footleath she whole conntrpAl _ lIVE ter tioate 4 -* . tn inspi; , ce, rt e s b i ilb. 4o4 f Mist.. ! srPtlitt. 14cils it this: wife, - . an 4 OtiatiWs CPpAtAett4 e then iingeesied to . e . : 14 ;Iptep4 Ash A fo, VFOsizrOsister, rage between the Pia 2 nire.llis present .wife, , Dirs. Maria Ng, pr's t liii,. teltb re/Iltii.*l s the 'l ll 4inOf a0d.14 11 " 4 1 04 toiietlliT 4 4t "e0.144te.1y nitee4rinitil lie bid neatiltitiit the foe the LA etglii year: . Anne Aubrry, a i "oars of age, deptiiid, ler, and at Tillr/It wa during eight dinoths fore het master vretititt lived on the mini:Wan living with the Plaitits •ici.l 4 -e house but did it . *lds of August las", t.l he sail her mistress bri Defendant acccifispait eight - o'clock tl4r ,Di Fuller asked him to - 1 - the &awing room—bi Alter Usti she began tl diet d Stlinoit alliki tc acid the blind ,of the w Oily itSed , to hal& lon P.owLt used So.ievit e drank is: . ' gtherill; al itot untl`teti at.nilbt plaintiff lifellC . lo . Mai, draWit* roissolibe -II lila • . fiery close VI t. , 4. t they had bee the bell fisr candles. they had•hee. rt talkins lugs they went out at until two in the morn 'Fowler pressed the D he acquiesced, 2nd s basil: g a separate bed tiff returned fVorn which time, whalers was either with Met. F. was with him in t F. used to give the i for the Def?n(Lfnt, v in the office. On th being from home, be evening, a black bev • ,r.ss—ha7ing hevrd time before, she wen criminality of the D , were in -,a curious sit' - Office st•••• 01: When kstiic4teifthrtinselve• Sind Mei. F* *per mc .i , ttilrecl.k.r to go da *tit twtheititchen ; ' . Witoesicil suers a re - ruled half an'hour in • Christmas day folk i lot° the kitchen 1 41 innel petticoat, ar . . in die °flier.. Mrs. 1 , her eAr rings—he c: llse•kitcheisAisd 7e4 4,0....164:41.4*... --.3 . • • • , — Leg " come. CV!. e• A titft Vat_ 044 urty,, was ,not )n the, Zoinlb tise liffetsilOt imp.44frivitt. she down Wal i tsi ?d4fcskPisl. 11 1 11:14 Poly Urns. but had and a ass Mati Pr. 'd qe i 0 blood that would n Naas: vos sir stsottag #P9.9*.if fk list, it 13 ecosity did ptu Aot phgebilll49 ceqcluded gb- kth WIPP& 401 _4' .crirnia4 , 144 - kpicstaiiitcrber 91 bt 44 to ttlitiader toJ rat:. • g . POLICE: .:'!? 7 'Z'A N. 3 '.' , l l l o ‘ -`, bfiNsom Ilotra.—Yiesteedap, Jr. Jearros and tr, :401cr re;ec . :nticted .in the peikitOg of s'‘ 4. for bait ' g:oncei•tied In tvcsritig 'a ,PriltAte it; 11; nt 'il.onseinyii, .cits tie' Court, eater }mi,.Areh beiq unable top r tier were colimixted to prison: , •, .• 1 4 welifdkekied man vra dr Irith itee4ft i t . ,igb ImocikeAckief from the hop i . .111cr. A :1 1 7ft e c 4 r ' ln k i 4 ( 7 ° t 41 14 ti e t Ts ° a n ' ter tF a . b lb t r e i n 4 0 4 r ,e,„p„). 7 ilea* &be,' •Betr.faV pto - being W are 4 . wpm bignAeliOas &lip criellnlitt• k: • t''"7"‘ " 71nikaRbillf. lig,traNikt - 44,4 1 4) 114,44 ! , ii-Abont,hzegi mm i b I , i n Aiiiilgrain, diuggteruf the 14e • *l4 :oc-rt, Esq. aihrtet.- 3- '• • - '4.tekr; tt hPl et- Ti e n? ' the, gee;NP l rr 3 We ell gic eAhti . ie. tn, Mks i t hiwr,(if - • •at Wan . r nW.e.of Wiliafro•fi tee I . l llteneig :colonel of the 14th regiment of foot. ._• • ' • . ^ • '/ 4 4 4. 2 /11444 1 3 4W• • S u p r i ve . •1 - uqp Mcoil ris 31 hringatri tibte* +sr vikrateeAtar I .53 mlnnt- , 1 1ft.7‘14 *Allik!" iA7N — FAiill'&lll.ltik; TO44olitauf ilifttqing - .45 minute* •aftir ... . 4 Afteirwon - . . . • t • n th 3:2 1.4 LEIGH anaco. Surgions, confi n i 11.7.1-00414gp to tV..-!riatoteuttipeertain Coaplati•ti crwaskii in a4. - unguardeilti:ntr, and t Litt cftli,:n by y nyt ij; ful habits. Mr. LLiciu having bete engaged iit tilt es t i mi i4 branch for the bat elevuti gave le Stier-house, it is pr, its! • the advantage-9f suCh etp,:rience gives 444 IltnWsl SUS C ..sth:t assiduity with Willett they tev s oic thernielvello the Clltc of this Curnplaints.--in icaseaotiforeccnt occerruoce the cure is k iwi % and pain and danger iyemir;l4 4.% oidxil. In evury. comptiuNit case, and in these diStressitg'Ziyficii•ncies, which are 'the e,nse. quencans of youthful' impends:hie, theistereating indiketites 4 nutuzity in wurni.cit.Witest 4 4 vir Y 1 P1 1 54 tr.egment enst:r4 at* and pernuinent reitoratfon to Illeobolf health.' The term. se stated on the first intoroiewvor in answer to irttert, , tor.taini:4 a twat. not e , ani in every case t4e most ir.viviPlate secrecy is ob. servid...-- , -,440. Aranciti-sees!,ittatTeakple Hot: TOpittip tin aridOPPI rpirki.tOvrektt#*lx4ol4l.• . 7 . y. ti IV Selbli k / A" 1. 1 .4i9,4 11N 4 .4 1 - . - 7 1 9 AT clvs 4 mandians t An d qtherp Irks have 4 . --t crib Of thildreni this valitabVtnedffneeannot tieton nroo • scsassnasisdint. tVinbni.asit aoligiaertz. thildtin.estryik Thi destroy the appetite, wealeed rile orgarts of digestion,prottespaill .' in the sumach and boliett,2ltpriss the :body of its nourisluzig; 7sipia emadatibn and T aunt.., stop the progre:s of ;rowiL,IPA tif AIM eftlbettr.ost alartning'eonsuisican, which too nett! cepr t hraOtha.tirath. Nor are their effects lets seceie or Own pat, sons; by til&fatinte the stomach 'hi;/boWt4s 3 they are often tig cause of lingerirg complai::ts,4rhich previa:pia% ktig,gata ' o li the patient to the most excrttc atigt its of Cowl and disress. AI ehldhoosit, every dis Tart 1 . 19141 Which a Aim is afflicted's aiso high. ly entiOaraietby -them. !late • certainty ail atfityibath of thei _prevention and enre, by the ilacive ay' the Igo, folly csstablis* 'to the Ipalsfai.iiiiii iif the Pub lie, by the tOntinithfilf the first sail - mast leading cianSechrt pf the Nobility, end sit others of high so sl et: atillity, who have wi mess. •ri its roirowkable ea. it in the i r (r i p titr.iliee, teat it is only necess-try tb observe; this is the period St the se.aser. •.sher: seeks miledtfet ph& toile given to children and others, to I:est:at 4 r ;r aar gai t coseplaim. Sold Wholes tie ant. ret ,at 'of old lltql, es, No. I,C/teal:a:se. CoMir. of Patirpacter-row ; -Baiter, fkiiriliurgii aid' %solo ; akliMaiii, by moit.coositry sooders;in bowie, at ga. tEd . .antLis Ai. • 'THE 1 :tsCrs riH 4hese- the eificacrat b Di.. 161%04 C . , ifeeTtitirtexus fiLaRIiatTe•CDPSMAI; 'TAO ~ la AltiliiibionueDlibstlite, Inilizestlco, - Ott. . . N.i • ; . • :Vall/rlsier,islar. • . ... , .911 1. ...tia1:-1)&ve etper - 4.a': 0 • , a atott traiidarrul core ig7cint To. "theskirs,lsteksvis t:ttiediiMstolis; t beg.lealteto mentibn it thin p4blitly: 5 t Avas \Prpficleali . tontithig hlood4oil my stomachia ‘rgoqoatititrea; terribly disturbed in my .head,Wirigirened at my , thing, palpitatigh pf Abe hunt . , &jetted spelta, Ism Of Main", , violesat.breakings out on myarms Audi; sly, zpd could get eo roll alpha or day. In this cor.diiou I we: tJt. tv :Le most emelt Whycletaila;.copectirg every Moment teould be :TT last, fell * wife WNW far-teas iniralitable•-nisdidoe f a arty bottles , if . snit perfecteet a cure two years ago, switliout any gairft,f4e diur, -to the surprize of all i nwrii i i lta vc e. .. By* publishing this mot extraordinary cure,it fusyprove here in to enforts.nate person Aintitna r inntit witiebesestioniedn:fireourpolfirrad on, • 2- 2 . . 1 , . Sir, vas most WILLA buxuble Servant, blitagookistrtet.Westrainster,March 11. E. PENNORTH. —'' ' • - . ''' T ni- Fa m a • • • -ofai-Aftira-aar r bad Noie In Childbed, I was so taut-etas altoiholsimble amen myself in bed ;-,witb f tliise4t retie weakors ;We t s"! _toed . a ~ siva at7i7 Nurvpus Weaitnts• ; I ftk a canstant lows co' ::la SI nitiur zonieffpiet'inf bear; sr , - -'d sibs as though it wut..d toted std ,rtben I was obliged to spring up god gas2„for fireagt ' Pr alit ditties:l sitsition a friend hroeght I 'fi'te.4 tiloWle, Of ?air PATI4II.ItGtI:I AtEItIAOU6 1:1110P9i in a fewslints imloutitle yp usakM)llMlAbe4. atif q•Pultl 44 !44 t.° I .tswi.lrf.VlStiffictSlX crWlßSeduills 4 2 a.* to i!IM ItlY cPa• ir, foul: bUtibre . Setart, • Deptford, Nov. 14, IEOB. . . MARY - 1101.11111L Sold iv holt sale asstieelatlNl Mr, Butler's, 4, Cheoride, cerr.erof Paternoster-rowarilitkiii.lilid roan by mostmenimgbholloCklio ' anti medicine ematimaiitti billitles, at 4s• ftl• 1)m ihod SW 003. T- . ~ 'I ...4s4' PlF:i'liihNhO Y ' z For those deplornpg, .0a :esti) Incurable bisciseb tbelking's Evil, Scrofula,Atruma, .- Om, Guut, litheunintiapt, Pats. Le prosy. mit t nlf.Diatirders'oli,inating its an iztiOreAdato of dam , Blood. - 'T'HE 4 1:i,'TI-IMPETTGENES is tgWe ! . d fr. I -I- chymical and philosophical basis, warrantegeg!he pr.. rieuce of a series of year, sat:etiorieti by " 033144.1 a ' Physic and Ishosufegy,' anti - prepared by -, • = 4 ,car • S. soi.omoN, M. D. Gilead House, near. Who pledges himself au die fublic, that this Medicii*Pl, innocent in its,nature, safe faits application, and etru ; carious in every species c( ".bnpedgenes, or deprasseilittddrovidt • affections of the Skin:** left of the utmost honor...ow eo 'throe alibied with any ofAliesedirstaldisealesitu their frieodiatid sw, latives, ai well as to, the 1.441 g erittlfon, - that such hereditaty complaints mar fie speedily tt ,Pad the islisodrirdedirsa every dezree of miasma. s :. The King's Eril;'ti-unsa or St.ufAa, we laartlyieliirrous,ssi died indolent tutiolin drat -affect the glands if Chelsea, mile the chin, arm-pits, groin, hams, arms and wrists, and moot sear monly ant stated in the nett end-beneath the ears. To, remote these ebstinate.syinptairs, the whole Mat eria Medics ins Seen 'died, with very little afIICCOS . , and she unhappy, indierar.. 4 ch a drag.on ail& oftniserY ! Many are crawling aldnyrruh crutches at this atunsena, wham the Anti-Ininetagencs winds!: rastore to l !! health and vigour, if recourse iris had to it. The directionsgivea • with each bottle are plain, and Sty app SR• -kletettothel .with' 'little or no &battik. • ' The Anti-Impedgines is an alterative sod putireer.of the blood.„ its operation is gradual, gentle, and wlrapit•irasperceptikie: it i .the bt at substitute that has ever bt..e.c' discovered SOS thardaila - ' ons mineral Merirry ; it sweteas theptuad i vo4llnmintrs 'ix a • t expel all noxious and ielpure juices, giving striltivirand tootle • i the nerves, enlivening WO invigoraiing;sech bode aid mind.—fir ' I ecorbutic cutaneous MuptionS,Ajri.or Pet lept/04. the And-irr irtio..cer'slAly :Jahns a r est:mina:we over al later median's. . 7 being decidedly adapted for tit speedy rettio9sl of these rem- , .Plata", and wi ii - rw t a'l7 clear. the skin, Ind heal all old sores aid ! I ulcers of ever so long dreadin g. In disorders Where sali vat i o n bas : repeatedlrfalled, when no oth 1' remedy could restore the unlay -prsitiferer to that healthite unfortunately lost, the Anti-intra 7 : gines will be found the iteat slid nrirreiturer ((health and Signer. 1 Proper directions for - eveireose, to alibis persons to ewe • themselves, itgiven volth etch hottle,Strict HelPa-Guitma- -- T hele are also family bottles, eentaining tile qautotityof four at rtes. 6d. I 1 fur ass: by „rtslaish Ss. is site,ed. hieing:ling Ate duty; the Stamp ha " Saint Erdom6n3aveipc9;* engraved thereon, which par4ll3- sere well do *alio snerve strictly before they buy. j Sold by every suipectable Medicine Vender la the lir.itei Kingdom. . i - - 11 'fildis Cullen's Practice of I'llyalc.... t - ;:1 - ''' •T? • , 4914)PN : Primal sal Py51.444 tl i,Evit icon, item i.tea:4ol7 Place, Lambeth, it the OTAR-Citrtie, NU. 1, Oiler mat- Polgishedalso at Owl 14.i.-Orrxr, Teak* Ba 4 ~: r • ~~ '~' ,•'•.:- h. _ S I 41 1 'l l 4 ll oft tiv gos 0 .. 4%1 rgy the "Col •rho c. Jan .10 Igs It. cue }tic Sal Ls V lil R ii I G C