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• LAW INTELLISENCE. .. COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL 28. SAM= WAMD, IN THE MATTER OF JOHN JONES, A BANKHUPT. Mr. HART stated this was die petition of the as signee of the Bankrupt, praying that the Court would direct that the sum of £5OO proved under the com mission, by a person of the name of Dunlop, should be expunged under the following circumstance:— Mr. Dunlop len. the bankrupt JESOO, and on the ex. amination of the bankrupt before the Commissioners, .when they met for the purpose of declaring a divi dend, he swore that he had paid eight per cent. for the loan, which was a usurious consideration, and must deprive Mr.Dunlop of receiving a dividend; and if the circumstance had been known when the debt was proved, he would not be allowed to prove. Un der those eh cumstances, he was confiient his Lord ship would gran: the prayer of the petition. M-. CooKE followed on the same side, and said that the bankrupt, in an affidavit which he Inn in his hand, swore that he actually paid Dunlop the eight per cent. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, on the opposite side, said there was no difficulty in the case. The bankrupt thought proper, after Dunlop's dein was proved ti der the commission, to swear he had paid him 8 per cent. and which was positively denied by the affidavit of Mr. Dunlop. Who was the man to be believed? . _ . Surely not nim, whose memory was so bad as to for get the circumstalice, at the several times he was before the Commissioners, and could only recollect it when a dividend was going to be declared. Mr H.litT—" It is sworn the interest was paid at the settlement of an account for goods purchased by Dunlop from the bankrupt, and that Dunlop Made an entry in his book of the circumstance. Why not preface that book, if the bankrupt had sworn falsely ?" The Lotto CHANCELLOR-4i What do you say to this, Sir Samuel ltomilly ?" Mr. AGA kt-" My Lotd, we have had no oppor tunity of replying to their last affidavit; and it was made ;n answer to ours." The L.,111) CHANCELLOR Let your client then answer it by an lflidavit." Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY—" If there is such a fact, tile bankrupt ought to have disclosed it in the first instance." Mr. HART—" Thcre was no necessity for it." Sir SAMUEL RON:ILLY—'' Mr. Hart has not been so long prasising in this Court as I have, or he would know better ; for I can assert that I have heard your Lordship, more than 100 times, reprobate sirrniar conduct in a bankrupt."—Further hearini, , , , postponed. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 26. sNami T. RITCHIE. This was an action to recover damages for an in jury sustained in consequence of a merchant ship, named the .Morgaret, having run furl of another mer chant vessel, named the Helena, at the latter end of last year. The ships in question, it appeared, were, on the day stated in the declarati o, sailing out of the 13.iy of Honduras, the patsoge from wrrich is considered very difficult. Previous to the ai• '1 of ftl•lr Hess, it was observed by the fleet that the HLlcna was in tow with the Commodore, mimed the SF., from which, of course, all signals were received for the management of the fleet. Shoat) , after ten o'clock at night, a signal was made for tt;e fleet to tack. The Margaret, winch was close in wit:A the Commodore, immediately prepared to obcy the signal, but being too near the Commodore to tack at the mo ment, she put her helm a-port, aad by that operation ran foul of the Helena, which, from the darkness of the night, the Cd;rain had not perceived, and which, as is at all times cust'.ntary, it was supposed had been cast off previous to the signal for tacking. Fur the damage done on this occasion it was that the present action was brought. It appeared, however, from the testimony adduced on both sides, Mat the crew of the Margaret had done all that was in their power to prevent the injury in question; but from the relative situations of the vessels, and dot sudden order for tacking which had been given, it was impossible to avoid the accident. It appeared ats , t, that neglect was imputable to the Commodore for not casting off the Helena. Unchr these circumstances the Plaintiff, at his own solicita tion, was Non-suited. The Vine CHAIX6ELLOR sat in Chancery yesterday, *n the right hand side of the LORD CIIANCILLLOR. The spirited Essay " on the Genius and Literature of Me French Nation," during the lEfth century, the ac count o' which lately appeared in the Quarterly Re view, and excited so much the public curtosit-y, is at length published, to the great gratification of the lite rary world. Dr. TnoRNTOZ has paid a happy compliment to the feelings of the British Nation, and at the same time handsomely testified his gratitude to his august Patron, the Emperor ALEKAShER, by presenting (gratis) a strung likeness of that illustrious Personage, supported by two Russian soldiers, a Cossack and Grenadier, to every purchaser of a Botankul Ticket : tile only apprehension is, that he will not be able to get a sufficient quantity ready, as the demand for the Tickets is very great, and the Drawing is fixed by Govornment for the 6th of May. THE BRAVE Cossack—Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, paid a visit to BRANSCOMB'S Lucky Lottery Office, IiONVII Bars, where he made a purchase of several Ticket,, he having requested to be informed, through the itio.lium of :.is interpreter, which was the Luckiest Office in the World ? and observing at the same time, that without the essistance of Dame Fortune a Sol der or Sailor could not be triumphant. We sin cei ely hope this Adventure of his (not the most ha zardous he ever had to encounter with) will he crowned with the most complete success, viz. some o f t he R 20,000 or £lO,OOO Pt izes at least, which the above Office has ever been in the habit of selling for hat a century pair. The great amount of bullion, by the late happy arrival of the Bonne Citoycnne, is said to be on our merchants' account ; and the good ship Bonne For tune, with £200,000 sterling on board, is within a few days of its arrival, on account of the Public in general. A very considerable part of this precious car , o will be dispensed on Thursday next, 6th May, at Looper's Hall, through the medium of an unpre- Scheme, of more Prizes than Banks, "very amber drawn will be a prize. at Looper s clan, L Cel...et.LL Li I, , ,tterySc wad L,n wlr« h Jay et , diSSI2ES. At Mold Assizes, Rat. Thom, alias Rogt. Jones, was tried on two indictments, for horse-stealing, found guilty; and sentenced to—Death. At Merioneth, John Haywood, a native of Yorkshire, was put to the bar, charged with having uttered four' forged £5 Bank of England notes, in payment for a horse, at Trawsfynudd, and one to Mr. Evans, of the Golden Lion, at Dolgelle, in February last. There were upwards of 30 witnesses to appear against him for the same offence, from different parts of the prin cipality ; upwards of 40 forged notes were found upon him by Mr. Price, of Rhiwlass, and Mr. Oakley, of Tanybwlch, by whose activity he was apprehended— he pleaded Guilty—ordered to be executed on 6th of May next ; Edward Davies was convicted of having, in November last, stolen a flick of geese, from a far mer near Cowen, and sold them again to a person near Wrexham, in whose custody they were found— to be transported for 7 years ; The:. Edwards, a na tive of Ludlow, rook his trial for the murder of Mary Lewis, in bepteniber last ; there was a long chain of , evidence, which left no possible doubt as to his guilt, and the Jury without hesitation found him guilty.— He was sentenced by Mr. Justice LEYCESTER, to be executed on Saturday the 17th inst. which took place accordingly on a temporary gallows, by the New County Gaol, at Dolgelle. He appeared indifferent at his trial, aid at the fatal tree, and was launched into etertlity in the presence of a vast number of spec tators.—Jack Ketch, from Chester, attended on the awl ul occasion. • J.mr: Ferguren, found guilty of street-robbery, at' Glasgow, (as mentioned in the STAIt of yesterday) has liven sentenced to be executed there on Wednes day, the 2Gth of May. •-• EDIT!' MORREY.—The removal of this wretched woman from :-.er worldly woes, took place at Chester on Friday. At twelve o'el%k she was delivered into the hands cf the proper officers, and underwent the dreadful sentence of the law, at the uatial place ; atter wi.ich, her body was delivered to the surgeons for dissection. Saturday the following prisoners, capitally con victed at Gloucester Assizes, were executed in front of the county gaol, viL. Sam. Lee, a gipsy, for hor‘e• stealing at 1 - I,irt!)ury ; and Jas. Bayley, Edward Ed. wards, alias Rees, and Thenras Edwards, for robbing Mr. William Saxton on the highway, near Northleach. Thet appeared duly penitent, and after a short time spent in prayer, were Lunched into eternity, in the presence of an innnertse concourse of spectators. About ten o'clock on Thursday night three French officers w Ito had broke ti:eir parole of honour from Selkirk, and had come to Edinburgh on Thur , day, were by the vigilance of the officers of police, detec ted in their beds in a ho-,se in Liberton's Wynd, and, are now in custody, together with their conductor, and some inhah.tants who bad aided in concealing them. Mr. oiattery, of Canick-on-Suir, a dealer in cattle and grain, went to the fair of Newbridge on Wednes day se'nniT:•.t, 1.3. the purpose making purchases, but. finding encouragement to buy, he returned tf,artli home, withoe:. :.aving expended his money. At CI aig, in the of Kilkenny, within a mat cf . Carrick, abut three o'clock, p. m. he was at tacked by doree men, armed with pistols, who robbed him cf the sum of BGO guineas. Bow-sTnliEr—Yesterda y William Wells was brought to the Office, charged wit', breaking open and rob bing a house in Great Poulteney-street. On search ing his lodging a great part of the stolen property was found, and a number of fictitious notes, purpor ting to be of the Bank of England, for £5O, £2O, and various other sums. He has but one eye, and wears a °lass one, which is such an exellent imitation, of nature that it deceived the examining surgeon oil board the tender, where he had been sent for impro per conduct, and the surgeon did not discover it till Wells took it out. He was committed for further examination. SPARRING.—The Fives Court was numerously at tended yesterday for the benefit of Crilb, at the close of his boxing cat eer, he having recently taken posses. sion of the Grapes Chop-house, King -street, St. James's. On this occasion much interest had been excited, and it was much heightened by the appear ance of Molintux (who had twice endeavoured to wrest the laurels of Championship from Cribb) after an absence of nearly two years. One of the best matches at. spatting ever witnessed within the Court, took place between Crihb and the Black. The two last rounds much resembled the fourth round of the tnem..rable battle at Thisselton Gap. They rallied with much ft rce and spirit, and exchanged some good hits, previously to which they gave some of the best specimens of science. The whole afforded a high treat to the amateurs. Ford also set-to with Ikiolineux, but he was deficient in length and strength. The other sets-to were between Richmond and Lancaster, Ford and Lancaster, &c. STEPNEY GREEN FAlR.—Last week a shocking ac cident happened at this place by the breaking down of one of the swings, whilst it was going at its greatest velocity, when four persons were thrown out, two of whom were dreadfully hurt, and had their legs broken. They were put into a coach and con veyed to the Ildspital, without hopes of recovery.— The others escaped with some slight contusions. The accident was occasioned by the iron supporters giving way. Au Inquest was held on Monday at St. Bartho lomew's Hospital, on the body of a child, about four years old, who fell out of a second storey window, in Gray's Inn-lane, on Sa:urd - oy, and fractured her skull. Verdict—Accidental Death. Fixes.—'Thur sday night, about ten o'clock, the cellars occupied by Mr. W. Young, cork-cutter, and the workshop of Mr. Patterson, silk-dyer, in Rattray's Close, Cowgate, Edinburgh, were discovered to be on tire, and unit rtunately the fire was not got under till the tenement in which it broke out was conssmed, and part of the adjoining ones inaured.—About seven o'clock, a fire broke out in a thatched barn near the Grange Toll, but it was speedily extinguished without doing much damage. Seven acres of land on the banks of the Tone, near Taunton, belonging to the trustees of the poor, which, for the last 4.2 years, have produced a yearly nett rent of only £14., were lately let by public auction for the sow of ALSo. per aRLIUM, cleAr of *ll taxes. ' I ' FUIRdII, OF bit MUMMY: Tuesday se'nnight, the remains of Dr. MURRAY, late Professor of Oriental Languages in the Univer sity of Edinburgh, were interred in the Greyfriars church-yard there. The order of the funeral pro cession was as follows : Ist, Batonmen, Ushers, and Mutes.- 441 2d, The Body. The Pall supported by the Lord Provost and Magistrates. 3d, Nearest relations of the deceased. 4th, Senatus Acadeznicus in their gowns, with the Principal at their head, preceded by their Mace. sth, Theological Society, three and three. 6th, Friends of the deceased, three and three. DIXON'S AN 11E11,1011S PILLS. 'To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. • Si R—T take the e:nitest opptirtnnity to acquaint you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the us% of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried swirls me to Janie-ea, 4111 all those friends to whom I distri bu: ell them have expurie.tcadtue same salutary benefit; they de clare ikon to Ise the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and otbil . complaints. The following are names of seve ral I.aties and Gentieruen who have received the utmost relief from yogi. Di ism's AinibiliMis Polls ales Ta: for, Esq. Ja maica; William SI-aw, Esq. Kingsto:i, drto ; Mr. Wooclriff, Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. : avitnna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq Old latscmr, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. oitto ; ;Vlr, Walks-, Port 11Ioraut, ditto; J. Pcsil:nson, Esq. Salt River, ditm ; Mr. lk fiTens, e.l.tto; J. Jiiiro,'Esq. savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. dim); Mrs. Oliver C:iidsraith, Kite ton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, Sr. ; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town; with many other p.rsons 4 the Gist respcclabliity.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HAR ROLD, of the Ship G aoz;es. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bu der's,4, Cheapside, Corner (.! St. Paul s Church-Yard ; by Sharp and litelam, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Al!nutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and John sun, Gosport ; Coleman and Jact,b, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swlnrey and Co. Mr in'inham ; Staines and Lynch, Mauch ester t 1 rewinan, Exeter; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen ;aid Barry, Bristol ; Ste venson and Co. Norwich; Swinton, Leic..ster; Edwards and Penny, and Ifillingo and I.a'hbury, I avcrp•Ail ; Neale. and I Dover ; White, Erigltton ; P.oberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham; and retail by moat Country Medicine :Venders, in boxes. at 2s pd.sand 6s. each. ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE, PERFORMED BY THE ROYAL AN FISCORPIU TIC DROPS. STOCKPORT, Feb. 191 t. SIR —I consider it a duty which I owe to the af flicted with scrofulous and tcotbutie afflctions, publicly to state the following facts, that all who are suffering under such di-agreeable and very alarming complaints, may no "Alger despair of being radically furs d, tod kn o w where to apply for speedy and certain relief:—My son John, a youth of about I I years of age, was, sitting a period of tour years, most dreadfully afflicted with scrofula, which reduced him to a state of such alarniing im becility, as to be incapable of any exertion; and the ulcers which had been formed in various parts of Iris body, rendered him a truly deplorable object. Numerous applications bad been made, and a variety of medicines administered without success ; when hearing of the just celebrity which your ANTISCORBDTIC DROPS had obtained, a bottle of thou was purehased,and taken agreeably to the directions therewith given; tile effects produced by this single bottle were astonishing, and may be said to have been almost instantaneous; two bottles more were procured, but the ulcers were brought to a suppuration, and the disease yielded to the powers of the medicine, in so wonderful a man lier, that before the third bottle had been wholly taken, he was completely restored, and still continues in perfect health and strength; the truth of which may be known to any one who will take the trouble of making personal enquiry, (or if by letter, post paid) of, Sir, your very grateful and (the Beet servant, THOMAS JONES, Broker, kldlgite. Attested by Mr. CLARKE, Wiley Ilall , Clirshi.e, and Mr. DEAN, Bookseller, Stockpot t. To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, 57, Bridge-street, Manchester. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 6s. and 14s. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6s. ones), wholesale and retail by Mr. Lignutn, Manchester; also retail by J. Evans and Son, t 9., Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church ) and ; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Newbery and Sons, 45, St.Paui's Church-yard; Johnston, 13, Greek-street, Salto, London; Mr. Wolstenholme, York ; Mr. Walker, New cast%; Mr. R. Scott, Inn, Swath-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Cainrivriggs, Glasgow ; and by every respectile Medicine Ven der in every Market lawn in the United Kingdom. DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Anttior r,tthe 143xlms Ne&th) TONIC POWDIERS and DROPS k vt •crlhed for Indigestion and its effects tor SO years with astoni,h mg steess. ' These admirable medicines, taken job.ily, evlcaa!e phlegm and water, give strengTh to the organs diNcition, invi gorate the nerves, remove pant and spasm nt , tomach,, wind, produce an appetite, and ccrrect a sit!ity. .1 hey als , l core diseases of the liver, and those int-hie:a to warm elniate-, or tyo free living._ 1 11 N. B. the Powders taken alme remedy a costive - 0• It, t... move obstructions, lessen irritahi ty, dimini-h h int , carry off fever, cure the head-ache, and has singular t flicAcy in renitx:7; a fit of inflammatory gout. The Powders 21. 91. or Rs. The Drops Ps. 9d. or.M. sold at the late Tutt's, Royal Exc , iange ; Clarke, u4;9, Ifigh.creet, ,;..- rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-strett, Soho-up:4re; and the Pra iprletor (from Soho-squaro), 39, Charlton.strtst, Somers To s a I also by all the wholesale Venders to I.um:tni. _ _ lIR. SQUißitEtt'S (Auttor ot the M:itires ( l . , mealammeit 1 . 4.9512E5. . FUnitdlL OF bit 1117111111 r. II R. TONIC POWDERS and DROPS k vt be..r: pr,... ' . . ..........--. 1 At Mold Assizes, Robs. Thontas, alias Rolf. Jones, Tuesday se'nnight, the remains of Dr. MURRAY, 'erased for Indigestion aid its eff ects t or S O years with astonidt- . 28. was tried on two indictments, for horse-stealing, found late Professor of Oriental Languages in the Univer- ! n g elecess ' , c i n hej tc s . i , ,,: , :e;:,:r io e liN JONES, A guilty; and sentenced to—Death. sity of Edinburgh, were interred in the Greyfriars phTe:m ele an a d a w ni a ira te b r , le g i v m e r i tt „ ici rn n g es : •4 j o t,: 0 rg i t t : . f . l l d e ‘ i . itc ac i 3 t 3 ioo !e i b n ' t 'e .l At Merioneth , John Haywood, a native of Yorkshire, church-yard there. The order of the funeral pro. gorate the nerves, remove pan) and spasm (It .;n: tt,imach,',_ i i diseasesw ind, produceeftbe liver , ra,panpe sad those o a se n d i I c i reirdretlcta to war m i l ti a t r y n . )2 of the as- was put to the bar, charged with having uttered four cession was as follows : .i ' Court would forged ses Bank of England notes, in payment for a Ist, Batonmen, Ushers and Mutes.- free living. a 2d, The Body. der the corn- horse, at 'rrawsfynudd, and one to Mr. Evans, of the The Pall supported by the Lord Provost and Magistrates. N. B. The Powders taken alsne remed 11 y a costive ha! it, r,.. inlop, should Golden Lio n , at D o l g elle, in Feb r uary last. There 3d, Nearest relations of the deceased. move obstructions, lessen irritabi ty, dimini.h hint, carry c. umstance : were upwards of SO witnesses to appear against him 4th, Senatus Academicus in their gowns, with the Principal at fever, cure the head-ache, and hat; singular i flieacy in renavv:7; nd on the ex- for the same offence, from different parts of the prin- their head, preceded by their Mace. a fit of inflammatory gout. Immissioners, cipality ; upwards of 40 forged notes were found upon sth, Theological Society, three and three. The Powders P.s. 91. or ifs. The Drops Ps. OA. or.M. sold at the late Totes, Royal Ext , :ange ; Clarke, sti9, High-creet, lai- 6th, Friends of the deceased, three and three. string a divi- hiin by Mr. Price, of Rhiwlass, and Mr. Oakley, of s -street, Soho-sty:4re; and the Pro- per cent. For Tanybwlch, by whose activity he was apprehended— MARRIED. prletor (from Soho-squaro), 39, Charlton-street , Seiner, To so; At Inverness, on the 13th ultimo, Lieutenant M ' lntyre, Royal - also by all the wholesale Vet/tiers to London. leration, and he pleaded Guilty—ordered to be executed on 6th of Marines, to Jessie, youngest dat , hter of the late Major William , Merchants and Captains of ships allowed an stupid di.unne. lividend ;and M a y nex t ; Edward Davies was convicted of having, Falco ,of Fort George. ' • ••--- • - -- •- ._ . - hen the debt in November last, stolen a flock of geese, from a far- -- -- DIED. prove. Ult- • met near Cowen, and sold them again to a person April 25, Aged 34, Mr. R. 13ulleock, formerly Deputy of Bi- LOINS, and BLADDER, LUNIBAOO, .!c..:. itt his Lord- near Wrexham, in whose custody they were found— shop-gate Wa-d. -1N the various complaints incident to •the hitn-ni April 14, At Heavitree, Devonshire, aged t 7, E. Foote Atkins, A frame, Cher: are none *more dreadful in their ovum nor r „ r t on. to be transported for 7 years ; Thos. Edwards, a na- alarming in their ciin.equseices. than the GRAVE!. and SIO • l'. Lde, and said tive of Ludlow, took his trial for the murder of Mary son of L Atkins, Esq. M. P. Rev. W. Alcock, D.D. rector of S . elhurne, Hants, The living PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, aril BLAUDER, and Li: '.... he hull in his L e wis, i n September last ; there was a long chain of is in the gift of the President and Fellows of Magdalen College, BAGO. They are complaints to which t very person is is,s! ! ; el lop the eight i evidence, which left no possible doubt as to his guilt, Oxford. and are a foundation for every other species of Irt•oidi.r. and the Jury without hesitation found him guilty.— Rev. W. Ireland, Vicar of rrome, Somerset, and Chaplain to HICKMAN'S PILLS, its. side, said He was sentenced by Mr. Justice LEYCESTER, to be the Marquis of Bath. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been f o u n d . s f Rev. George Watson, D. D. Rector of Rothbury, Northum- singular eiiiccy, in not only strengthening the v,..5 , r is coot tmieg B 'he bankrupt execu ted on S a tu r d a y t h e 17 t h i nst . whi c h took place erland. the urine. but in harrily de , troying the retrKvin. , quality of i • is proved nu- accordingly on a temporary gallows, by the New At Armagh, Ireland, on the 10th inst. Ensign Patrick White, from which proceed the above C,Mll.l.tiatii, loci rein..vi i ti: tid him 8 per County Gaol, at Dolgelle. He appeared indi ff erent of the Westminster Militia, fi fth son of Mr. Patrick White, St. calculi, or gritty sec r e ti ons , an d I,ant..l,ing t% cry rerittri. , ?rt . ,: the affidavit at hi s tri a l, an d a t t h e f ata l t ree , an d wa s lauached Andrew's. dency to those dist:Ours, without confinement. train a cow ,tilt- be believed ? i nto c t eru i t in the resence of a vast number of Mrs. Wright, aged 73, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Wright, nes: of eke powerful qiiality of the:e Pile., fully evaread by a spec ' thrnwster, in Norwich, who , about a fortnight since, whilst private practice of many year. , rh.y are offered to the afflict e d. tators—J bad as tO for- .a y p b • ck Ketch, from Chester, attended on the at work in t h e ev e ni t , t l cut the snuff of the candle with her scis- and recommended as a enre tin the above complaints. Aires he was awl ul occasion. • sae;, which fell on her clothes and set fire to them, by a Melt she Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheaesidi , corm , . ly recollect it • • was so much burnt by the flames, that after lingering in great of St. Paul's Church-yard ; s a d rut:Why 134atit Laid Aar?, bats-. p tin, she tiled last week in consequence thereof, mouth; 1141 and Johnson, Goseort ; Alluutt, Wes fin, kid:lcor, red. • found guilty of street-robbery, at - Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glen% W.-, t :U.. DIXON'S AN I !BILIOUS PILLS. Bert, and I ioaland, Plymouth; Newbury, Duhlin ; Past. r abd t was paid at , G lasgow, s . ' g m o rs w F , erg uson , purchased by (as mentioned in the STAR. of yesterday) To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. •' Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mander ton, Scott. and t'ar,i I I has been sentenced to be executed there on Wednes- Dunl 0 0. IR—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint Forinhurgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Rms and Peck, Hut! ; Orig.°, . • -• e. o Why notp Made day , the 2orth of May. you that I have ri•ceived the most wonderful benefit from Edwards and Penny, and Bill:ilge,Livt•rpool; Stains and iln 1.,' 1 rs EDITH MORREY.--The removal of this wretched the ugh of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOIIS PILLS, which I car- Manchester; Bowen. Nu:with ; linos( and Lloyd, (keno i u s ; tlit , corn falsely • wornan horn her worldly woes, took place at Chester tied with me to Janie ca, sill all those friends to whimi I distri. Gregory, Brighton; White. Brighton; art most Aludicine kw,. LC you say to them have t xprritac A the bane salutary benefit ; they de. dotal, in b oars at 2s. 91. ea: h. I on Friday. At twelve o'cl%k she was delivered into b u s e d , • Marc them to be the be- t Medicine ever used in that country for the hands of the proper orricers, and underwent the ADViCE. • , 4 ad no oppor. Bilious and othi-r complaints. The follow; ni: . are names of ;ve- dreadful sentence of the law, at the ustial place ; rat I.a:es and Gentieruen who have receive . J tf.... utmost relief WHEN Men of Eiucation and professional sVI I I ; and it was 1 after v. , nich, hei - body was delivered to the surgeons from vote Di sen's A ntibiliMis Pills .—Cli ales Tai for, Esq. Ja- use perseverh g endeavours to discover the mo.t sate ai d for dissection. mat aica; William St aw, Esq. Kingsti, drto; Mr. Wooclriff, certa n m:A1:01 of treating a few prevailfug D se. , eaces, the sazc.. 4 r client then :i. , aitis!) Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. :avanna la Mar, ful result o' thsir experience is the bee• proof of seperiority. Saturday the following prisoners, capitally con- ditto; J. Smith, Esq Old ii.r5,,,,e, ditto ; O. Allston, Esq. Mews. GOSS and Co. ;argeotts, have !,mn Induced ti snake 1 such a fact. victed at Gloucester Assizes, were executed in front on t o ; Mr, Walke-, Pun Mcrut, ditto ; J. Pettlin'on, Esq._ Sa it the cure of the ft:lowing the nb:-^t of the'r particular study. vtr.. __ - - - - - --- -- VEGETABLE MEDICINE. EN4ISH DIET I)RINK.-130ERHAAVE's & SIR JOHN HILL's UNIVERSAL RhMLDY. THESE great and eminent Physicians, by an inti mate and profound knowledge of BoLnical Science, concur red in pee listing the possibility of discovering in the vegetable world a remedy for almost every human malady. 'Tat the ENGLISH DIE l' DRINK, introduced by Dr. Joshua Webster into his Medical Practice, so far back as 1745, and since admi nistered by himself with uniform success for sixty pars to both sexes and all ages, is a discovery that approaches nearer than any other yet made to this universal character, has after various and complete experiments been acknowledged by the venerable Dr. ranklin, of Arne, ica, by Drs. Aden and Sir R. J.:bb, of London, and by many ether high and distinguished names, both at !ionic and abroad. But the best practical test of truth is experience, and the many thousands that have been cured, since Its first introduc tion by Dr. Welister, of every description of Fever, of Nervous and Hypochondriac complaints, of Sea and Land Scurvy, of Sem phula, of every species of eruption, which indicate impurity of Blood, of Consumptions, Asthmas, Droptiles, &c. will be the most satisfactory evidence of the extiaordinary powers and astonishing efficacy of the Vegetable Medicine. 'Elms! who wish for more partictibr information on the cha racter and properties of the IMO sh Diet Drink, and of the nature and variety of the cures it has eflOcti.d, may consult Dr. Webster's excellent sis urk on the sulkject, a new edition of which i, just pub lished by the Proprietor, price ss. In boards, and a small pam phlet, price ls. Gd. containing a 1.5 t of :to remarkable cures, which all occurred in 1810; and the Reader of thv,e productions may be assured, that he wi;l not only nor he disgusted with the Inflated bombast of the stupid pretends r, with the quaint and stilted puf fing of the quack, nor with the fabricated fictions of • he shameless itwoostor, but will find the Doctor's Book the work of a man et great professional experience:, learning, and humanity. Sold in half pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. Gd.: and in quart ditto, 14s. duty included. Whol. sale only by the sole l roprietors, E. Slee and Co. 92, Borough High -street; and by one at least in every considerable town in the UnLed Kingdom; and by the fol lowing Venders in London, by their Ag Ins :—Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Elliotfon, Chemist and Druggist,lo6, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Excharge, Cornhill ; Colseworthy, Chemist and Drug. gist, 144, Whitechapel ; Mouns y, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey street, Blackfriar'ssrisad, and at Kennington-cross; hanger (late Bacon),lso, Oxford-street; Midgley, Ciientist and Druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. Chemists, &c. 27, Haymarket; Ward, 384, Holborn; 3414 Mattress, kertanser, 85, Fleet-street, Mercliantb and Captains of :-hipt allowed an ampl e di• clun ,. . . _ . FOR THE GRAVEL AND STONE, PAINS in the B.IC LOINS, and BLADDER, LIINIBAGO, &c. TN the vAricus complaints ir.ciient •the hntrld frame, there are none more dreadful in their neon:. nor r ors alarming in their consequalices. than the GRAVEL, and i h 0 PAINS in the BACK, LOIN'S, ard BLADDER, and LI: BAGO. They are complaint. to which t very permit is halt:e, and are a foundation for every other species of HICKNIAN'S PILLS, Composed of the most iugocent ingredients, have been found . singular efficacy, in not only strenLthening the v.e , . is cent euit7g the urine, but in harrily destroying the petriying quality or i•, from which proceed the above complaints, tke. r4titoviti n calculi, or gritty secretions, and liant-ping every iternicio dency to th , se iliscrOers, without confinement. From a cow-um nes: of tke powerful qualay of the:e Pile., fully ev.nct.tl by a private practice of many year., they are of to the alilicted. and recommended as a cure I,li the above con:plait:Ls. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chearsd,, corrt of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by 13elatit a d Aar?, hurts-. mouth; IlaU and Johnson, Gosport; Alluutt, WV,. on, Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter ; Cour:worthy, Wei.% We, hers, and [Joan!, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Itatt.renal Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Maud:a:taint, Scott. alai tatr,„i i s Edinburgh; CrutweU, Bath; Ross and Peck, Ho!; Grtgutit. Edwards and Penny, and BIRO:go, Liverpool; Stain: and Manchester ; Bowen. Nu: with ; linerai and Lloyd, Wringi n g, tot , Gregory, Brighton; White. Brighton; art must Altedicine X e ,,. s4trs, to hoses at 2s. 91. rte h. ADS' :CE. WHEN Men of Education and professional st::1 use terteverh Fr, endeavours to discover the most sale at el erne n method of treatise: a few prerailfug Dt , eaces, the sweerft ful result of their experience is the be proof of superioriey. Messis. GOSS and Co. ;argeons, have !seen induced to mats the CU7C of the fr.:tossing the obitet of sister pent:eller study, rt. a terrain Disorder, freeueles.y ceentractc.l. 4 .ll a monser. a !woe.. cation, and its concomita: ts, s etrictures mid Gktts, w idea, i y an improved ;Jan, are speeddyszei effectually cured ; as else ( l e . bibty, whether amine from bacchanalian Indulgerces, lote; reels donee it t••isent er a secret solitary vice, too often ten happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in dee oil.er a nusie rents train of net. rtous discie.eS, which, if not timitly remedied, term nate in invi te:Lce i and col:sun:peon. In that distretsine state at d.`eilny tit ele"fie ieney, whether the consequenee of itch baneful Isa:ii s. ter arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the cantei tertion heconic enfeebled, as reguLtrly educated eur g eoth et Lars. don, they offer a him, sale, mad speedy 'restoration to sound and v!gorous health. The malt of a long and extend re practice has enabled :hem, by a supgrior method, to remove venereal complaiuts, however Inveterate or corepheateg, without subjecting the patient to t..e least restraint In diet or exercise; a n .l in recent Castle where . ..fa early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fre quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. t he un precedented success of their mode of treatment (width has neater been known to fail in onf single instance in a practice of I.syeers, during which period many theresand persons o' boih titles leave been tuned, even after severe and injutioile methods La , ! teeet pursued by other Praciiiianers without effect), induces them to thus peblicly offer their advice.. Mestere Goss and Cie exclusively professing the cure of tftt-e particular complaints, in order t!.at thee may not he, I , y a mistaken few, nutted with the obloquy so justly attached es the ignorant empiric, think it Sue justice to themselves to stele that they have been properly educated and initiated ben ev4.7.i branch of the profession (certificates 01 which, from dfferev e Hospitals, mad testimonials ham the must eminent Physic:a:ft, they have to convince any inquirer) that the succese result:ea front their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretelis!wis constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented confide-nee with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the par leaders of their case, age, and Timmer eat living, enclosing a Dunk-note ei for advi•teul medicines, and the same will be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. GOSS an.' Co Stirezens. flouverie.:treet. Pleetsstreer. SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. • MARRIAGE should he the foundation of Soci al Happiness, which is often disturbed through the pcstes that form the union not taking those precautions which woold se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where the constitution has been tainted l'y disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stabilny previous to entering that state is indfspensibly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, awl to reanimate the systtru. no disorders have con•ributed 'mire issent iahy to dorroy Hyme neal happiness than those which are thecoosequeoce of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced ".hressrs. CURRIE and Co. for these las: twenty years, to tErect tit Or Stu dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Disease, and the disorders aris'ng theref tons, as also to that derangement of the system, produe.Al by the destruc;ive Infcit the inconsidrrate school-huy, which brings on those elktressing Debiliti-zs and Deficiencies thst prevent or en:hi:ter the Matri monial state. The successful result of their plan, gives theas additional ardour to oppote the ravages of these cutup:a:at', which are the most important in the catalogue of human info. midi*. It behoves every person who has indolged in this sot:- tory vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie ar.d Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of ea contradicted facts. lu professing the cure of these complains, they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensil:le as all meta must be of the existence of such calamities, they vtkr their a'4s tance as regularly•educated Members of the 150r.,l Col:v i ses of Surgeons of London and Edinbu. gh. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letv_r front the many they are daily receiving, from Ga:artlen retort:it: them thanks for their restoration to sound and shrorous health It was sent to them unsolicited, front the son of a Noble Earl, who bad laboured under this distressing and painful malasly..r ten years; he had been under the care of se-.oral Surgeons f professional eminence, non: of whom afforded hint pc•rnro.tor mhos; but loan the superior mode ut treatment adopted at= pursued by Messrs. Citrrie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short spaceut one month. _ _ . " To Dr. Curr,e, 107, Hatton-Garden. " Lord --- feels gni::: pleas•.re in communlcatirg to Do :sr Currie the perfect re-eci.obbahne t:t of hi. liee..ith, in consece... .7 (Allis mild and adoUrable treatment en Strictures In the Urct: • • lie may add, that he has rot nor many year, enjoyed so tr. comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains ro ' Lel , • his hawitut obtained, through hi , and attention, a perte•:• radical cure, of that herr:d compl Lint. As he was not s sira..• to the manner that others treated ihe complaint, be has it • 3 power, from a fair trial and a joat companson, to pas; tl r.t tr.: of applause to Dr. Currie wird% he -ensibly feels and shall ,yeir be most ready and willing to acknowlecti.Te." Messrs Currie and Co. may he conaolted by patients of Sex, with the greatest secrecy an.: honour, their 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country arc retinL • state the particulars of their case, age a.. 10. genera! habit. of , and inclmielg a remittance tor alvlce and ritudicinci, wten the same will be given or ••ent to any pact of the klnqdton HIGH WATEit AT LOl4llOO %).1%,1.) • . ) W• Morning.... ....... ...... 55 mir.tr.., pc -.1 Afternoon LONDON Printed by LEV LI KENI. KO et •t,.••. • rid pubbahed there, and at the Car-C./thee, em2lle-par. C tl Soc Ku men lily 'Ds MARRIED. At Inverness, on the I sth ultimo, Lieutenant Whityre, Royal Marines, to Jessie, youngest slau3hter of the late Alajor William Falconer, of Fort George. - bfi.fls7 April 25, Aged 34, Mr. R. 13ulleock, formerly Deputy of Bi shop•gate Wa-d. A'ril 14, At Heavitree, Devonshire, aged 17, E. Foote Atkins, son of J. Atkins, Esq. M. P. Rev. W. Alcock, D.D. rector of Selb►:rne, Hants. The living is in the gift of the President and Fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford. Rev. W. treland, Vicar of rrome, Somerset, and Chaplain to the Marquis of Bath. Rev. George Watson, D. D. Rector of Rothbury, Northum berland. At Armagh, Ireland, on the I nth inst. Ensign Patrick White, of the Westminaer Militia , fifth son of Mr. Patrick White, St. Andrew's. Mrs. Wright, aged 73, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Wright, thrnwster, in Norwich, who, about a fortnight since, whilst at work in the eve nii.g, cut the snuff of the candle with her scis saii, which fell on her clethes and set fire to them, by a hich she was so much burnt by the flames, that after ling.ring in great p lin, she tiled last week in consequence thereof.