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~_. - • . F ,~ Amsterdam l2 n CF., hip," is a gift from He a ven, cementing pleasure with reason, b .vhich, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of associatio vith celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into the hallowed obligation marriage, it becomes an impressive duty, not only to regulate )assions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurb vhich the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed To the neglect of such attention . . are attributable many of tlii ipless inst-nces, which, while they excite the commiseration 4 he beholder. should also impress bim with the fear of self.reproael Luxurious habits will effeminixe the l.ody—a residence in ti topic% will relax the elastic fibre—but mote cApecially does tl irtmoure infatuation of youth. too frequently comprunthe ..4tur..l dignity info a state of inanition. from whence the agent Ale ter more thin doubt. the chance of relief. To all such tl vr Aldr, A% ourselves, offering hope—energy—mmcular strength— rhcity ; not will our advances appear questionable. sanctioned a. hey are by the multiplied proots of twenty years successful es. bricr Cc. The ra*y cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by tl , uvension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreal —lot the female habit is oiten constitutionally weak—yet it C. )e strengthened, and deficient energy improved into Eancti liower. In every cue of syphilitic intrusion. as well as In every relaza 'ion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to con •predily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous t” expel the onkel. of empyric from the po•Pion so presumptuously taken up, we de. 'late from general principle; with less hesitation ; and confident it sue nun honourshle integrity as Nlembers of the College of Sur. :MIR, we refer the suffering community of either Sex ,especially host entering into maid:no:44l life) at once to our house, where laity attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letter. front be country are imm: diately Answered ; these must contain a re. not oice for Advice and Medicine. describing minutely the case, shish eau be forwarded to •ny part ut the world, however distant Shadifficulty can occur, as the Medicine will be securely packed, Old carefully protered tram roO.erarattou. GOSS Ind Co (M RC. Surgeon%) 11, It.usterie-street, Fleet-street. Loodoo. Just published (Twentieth Edition). 1. THIC 4EGIS OF 1.11: E, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases —V.d. .11 ti 1.:1 A NA, addressed ezclustvely to the Female Sea.-3d. the SY PHIL. sT, a Treatise on Lute Vetere*. Gonorrhea, &c Ihy be had at 2 Paternoster-row ; .19, Pall-mall; 4. Cattle ine street, Strand, Loudon ; Porter. 75i, Grattim-strret, Dubliu . 1 6, Tronote, Glaktuvr ; 9, Caltan-street, Edioburgh ; Wsightson, elmunghani; Duffield. D.• 11; Reid, Lirt.toi ; Cheltens tam ; Entice , tirighti.n ; Wood. Huntingdon ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Frevenvin, Exeter; Deck, ipswieh; Hob eri, Leeds; Gure and laverkool ; Sowler, Manchester; Platt .111,i Stuffirla; Boon and Co. Norwich; Haldou and Lowudes. arid Slitter, (h -urt' ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; sod of all liouksellerarsas Price Ss. each (CHANGE, June M. Seville Sli Gibraltar... .. 47$ Leghorn ... .41 11 Genoa ... 5 741 • _Venice Malta 414 Naples ..... HIA Palermo .. 1114. get os Lisbon . . 44 f Rio Janeiro .. Dublin Cork . . le LD AND SILVER.' Ditto at slight 2: .12 a Ilottertlan;...2 U 12 7h Antwerp ... 12 61 Hambtirgb P U 14 1 Alfons ... 114 U 14 Paris, 3day'ssight 25 CS Ditto a. 2 U 25 90 Madrid Cadiz ... 561 Barcelona :"..551 Bilboa ' KENT PIER OFFICE, , eeee............. ..-. down three stone walls in their way, removing other obstruction , Blamerare. 21st Joys, 1610. 1110\„ i • /4 1 - 7,1 b. ' •.' 9 , 2 Nri-, --1 4 . ilk / . • and filling up hollows. From this point they proceeded along t°- - . cart-road formai in 1784 to the Rochdale road, and then returned GOTERIIOII. , 4 I The Right Honourable the Earl of ROMNEY. f they fr.ac. t over ei , the so foo me tw oz , ur h e av t i i: f illet , w s i f t r h . I tir i i ii o an bs d trtr i t s ion wi , fe. altt i . t i t iet. Taunus. . . 5 4V•eute \ I*l 4 /-' ' -'( ''\ s The Most Noble Marquis CAMDEN, K G. • were received by The Right Hon. the Sari of DARNLEY. eamilere - ! i ''''2. t '--1. .-e s - -: -- dpo) It) (s \ great crowd of women and children, the procession again reached the Li of whole countenati ... The Right Hon. Lard Viscount SYDNEY, ' • ----- -- -:---- %." - --- . -,,,.. -gleamed with anima•ion, and here three good-he:mowed thn The Right Hon. Lord BEXLEY. • were given, which made the surrounding hills echo again. The Ptilr\ deputation then pros .ceded to Mr. IVhil worth's house.. where re, •.' Amnia& • , Richard Smith), a l b John Parker, Canterbury. I Samuel Baker, Darland 21".1D15V .0 FACr4 44 ,b 0 I l4l(MrlhAl ia 212 ogiCATE zu l. .g . freshment had been provided for them, and here they had not I , . been when a very tolerable bind of wind institerene came in ft . t of the home and " discoursed eloquent muse " it had been i 1 Bidinglield Wlse,M vil rehtn I Thomas Foord, Canterbury. • tended by the country people to have another lime:neon re er ti FORET4IONT DIRECTORS. , path preceded by their band , but from this they were dissuaded b ... THE Premiums of this Office fur the Insurance o - and the deputation , as it would re a• toe much t ' _. Property in the Country, are, with few ezceptions, . ap pearance of triumph, and might be construed into an insult again REDUCED as follows :- N°. 13,513. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1830. tle persons who had obstructed the road. The deputation. how • PRICE 7I ) . ever, resolved again to walk over it, and when they reached t Common Insurance to Hazardous ditto to . 2s. 6d. ditto. --- --- •- • • -- -- absence an imperfect tract thvough the long grass hate become i Doubly Hazardous ditto to ..... 4s. Id. ditto. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jutilt 29. Trent, Staffordshire, manufacturer of earthenware, at three, at the well-defined and well-padded pa t h, and how , strictly the multitud, The SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTHWARK, and savers' --tow-- Swan Inn, Hanky, Staffordshire-July 20, T. Rid, Aston Hall, who had been exercising their restored right, had keet the _ .then OFFICES, having discontinued their Business, the Public WAR OFFICE, Jun 29. Staffordshire, dealer, at ten, at the Red Lion I nn, Newport, se l ves within the line that throughout the whole extent of the Ise Regiment of Dragoons-Capt. Charles P. Ainslie , from** half. . Shropsttire.-Sept. 1, J. Hartwright, Cheltenham. Giocestershire, way had been matted with the spade. The entirely untrodden step s respectfully informed that no charge will be made for Policies p a y, to be Captain, vice Washington Hibbert, who exchanges, woollen draper, at e l even , at & t iptoes H ote l, Ch e it eu b a m -July of the grass on ea ch s id e o f t h e f ootway proved that the snorters q, for the insurance of Property hitherto Insured in any of those ceiving the difference. 21 , Robert Wbittlesey Purchas and Richard Tredwen, Chepstow, a public rig ht scrupulously respect private propene. The deputatioi . Was. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Henry Horatio Kitchener , Moeurroutbsbire, ship builders, at ten, at the Greyhound Inn, observed ot er indications of a desire on the part of this multitude' CHAS. HUGHES, Secretary. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Eyre, who retires. Glotacester-July 20, Sarah Tbackway, Ledbury, Herefordshire. to exercise their right as little as possible to the Ferry of inde 14th Light Dragoons-Major-General Sir Edward Kerrison, Este. stationer, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Ledbury-July 21, J. It. viduale In making their way through the stone walls, they Ii KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.' to be Colonel, vice Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, appointed to Appleby. Bath, soap maker, at one, at the Greyhound Inn , Beth made breaches, through which cattle might possibly stray. It w the command of tbe.llth Light Dragoons ; Cornet and Adju- .-July 11. E. Eyre, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, at ten, at the not the business' of those who opened the path to provide again NOTICE is hereby given that the Proprietors of the , tacit Patrick Leary to have the rank of Lieutenant. office et Mr. Branson, She ffi eld-July 22, E. Haines, Coventry, this ; but the deputation found that they had put in posts ". Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation will meet, for the per. 16th Light • Lieutenant-General Sir John s ~ . Van : . , e, et she King's Head Inn, Coventry'.-July 92, W. all duo breaches, so that the farmers could not sus *ln any injury .. of choosing Committeemen for the different Districts, far the detour. K.QB. from the 14th Light Dragoons, to-be s k .Coventry. great, at eleven. at the King's Head Inn, in the stupidity of wadi, they neglected to attend to their awn s e rear ensuing, cm TUESDAY. the 6th day of mum 1850, at Bkven vice Field Maned Earl Harcourt, deceased. Coventry-July 20, T. Packwood, Weldspool, Montgomeryshire, curity. When the deputation got into their coach, which had • - . Ist or Grenadier Regiment o f Foot G ua rd s - Ensi g n and Lieute- innkeeper, at one, at Wed ' s New Royal Hotel, Birmingham. followed along the turnpike-road by the band playing lively sits eaock in the F , at the following places, that is to say : - CERTIFICATES-Joey 20. and by all the men, women, and children of the neighbourhood (f. nant George Crawford Ricketts to be Lieutenant and Captain The Proprietors resident in the Western District (comprising by purchase, vies St. Clair, who retires ; Second Lieutenant W. Bishop, Blackman-street, Southwark, wine merchant-J. it was a holyday at all the factories), they were greeted with th he counties of Somerset and Gloucester, and the cities of Bristol John Spottiewoode, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign and Ormsby, Brighton, wine merchant-I.Wardie,Worksop, Notting- hearty cheers, and they drove of highly gratified with the order a •-• and Bath) at the White Lion Inn, in Broad -street, Bristol. Lieutenant by purchase, vice Ricketts. hamshire, butcher-R. Brook, Leeds, Yorkshire linen draper- quietness, and good humour, which had characterized the assertiot . e 3d Regiment of Foot Guards-Ensign and Lieutenant William W. Norbrook, Fidestreet-hill, victualler-E.-Williams, Liverpool, of a right, the impudent invasion of which might well have occ a . The Proprietors resident in the Wiltshire District ( comprisin g Conyngham Barton to be Lieutenant and Captain by purchase, builder-C. Harsleben, Long'seyard, Lamb's Conduit -street, Red aimed some warmth, and even some teethe ivenees of feeling. he county of Wilts,) at the Town Hall, in Marlborough. vice Keppel. who retires • Ensign George Henry Fitzroy, from Lion-square, confectioner. ...._____ .. . The Proprietors resident in the London District (comprising the 434 Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant by purchase, vice PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. TILE NEW EASTERN DOCK. J. Higglneon and N. Higginson, Leicester, tallow chandlers-J. die cities of London and Westminster, and elsewhere within the Berrien* • -,..- 00 .—.._ 7th Regiment of Foot-Captain Frederick Farquharson to be Ma- Waken and 8. C. Walton, Fish-Streeti Hill, toy merchants- Bills of Mortality,) at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate- On Monday afternoon the ceremony of laying the first stole the new dock and basin st Lower Shadwell, which is to form tie mr' , by purchase, vice Bell, promoted ; Lieutenant Cecil La S. Walton and R. Kitching, King-street, Westminster, livery street, London ; and eastern entrance to the London Decks, and camplete that grand u - Touche to be Captain, by purchase, vice Far •; E 01412 stable keepers-T. Hemmings and J. Seaman. Banbury, ' Oxford. The Proprietors resident in the Eastern District (comprising all 'Thomas Coltman, from the half.pay, to be Lieutenant, by pur. shire, drapers-E. Woodall and G. Woodall, Crown -court, Dean. dertaking, as originally designed, was performed with the t au al cf. be residue of the said Proprietors,) at the Town Hall, in Hunger. chase, vice La Touche. street, Soho, engravers-J. Cartwright and F. H. Cartwright, rim:el:in. first The individual selected to perform the ceremonial 0 . , beeping ne the stone was Selem Aga, an Egyptian Prince , who his ford. 13th Foot-Ensign Zachar Edwards to be Lieutenant, by par- Bawtry and Stockwith, solicitors -J. Visaed and Co. Dursiey, chase, vice Blackwell, promoted ; Robert George Hughes, Gent. Gloucestershire, attorneys-J. Maus and Co. Bristol , tobacco " been B Dated the 25th day of June, 1830. to be Ensi b .for several weeks in this country. At half-past four o'cl o ci gn, y purshase, vice Edwards. manufacturers-R. otheroyd and R. B. Kay, Beech -street, vie- Selem Aga arrived on the ground, attended by the Secretary an. THOS. MERRIMAN and SONS, 334 Foot-Hospital Assistant Denis Joseph !degrade M.D. to be tuallers-J. Pans and Co. Mile-End-road. dyers-W. Turner and th t°' of the L°'''l " Dock Gen' and a nuineron Principal Clerk. Assistant-Surgeon, vice Walker, deceased. W. Staintoo, Great Drifileid, Yorkshire, grocers - J. Hampton ree aileinW Peet, age of ladies and gentlemen. Every part of the woe' ~ 43d Foot-blajor Henry Booth to be Lieut.-Colonel, without pur. and W. Fish, Liverpool. general provisio n dealers-R. Foster and was crowded to excess, and the stupendous excav a tions ale ash NAISH'S PATENT DIAMOND SEWING COTTON, chase, vice Haverfleid, deceased ; Capt. G. Johnston to be Ma- W. Foster. Louth, Lincolnshire, cabinet makers-W. Neck and made attracted the marked notice of the Cenipany, and exciter jute vice Booth ; Lieut. Jonah Harris to be Captain, vice John- Co. so far as regards L R. Lamb, Lambeth, coal merchants-S. universal admiration. The necessary re orations being cot ' ItEMARKABLY STRONG AND FREE FROM CURLING. stop ; Henry Wm. Banbury, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Rea and Co. so far as respects S. Rea, sen. Liverpool. grocers-J. fleted one of the Directors made a suitable speech, and was fol riIPHE Public are respectfully informed, that, by Con- vice Fitz Roy, appointed to the 3d Foot Guards. Tbackera y and W. Lloyd, Liverpool, chymists-S. Langham and act', andbe the Prince. who addressed the Company in broken Ln i; 1 tinued attention, this excelleet Article has been still further 44th Fout-Ensign George Beady to be Lieutenant, without pur. W. Parkinson, Loughborough, Leicestershire, gardeners-T. chase, vice Wilson. deceased ; Wm. Evans, Gent. to be Ensign, Maddox and W. M. Pritchard, Worcester, breeches makers-C. then lowered la Lille lai d th e m ortar .. with a silver trowel, the store .mproved. The acknowledged superiority and extensive sale of into the cavity made for its reception, amidst t . vice Bayiy. H. Leigh and Co. Panty-Pool, Monmouthshire, bar iron menu- • • his Cotton, have induced many persons, by imitating the mannerringing of the bells of Shadwell Church, the firing of cannon, a the cheers of the assembled multitude. Scion Aga then gave t 62d Foot-Ensitn John James Best , to be Lieutenant, by purchase, facturers-J. and J. Rigg, Burton, Kendal, Westmoreland, coach if Winding, to impose their inferior sort upon the Public; they vice c our y,p r e m oted.;stone three strokes with a mallet, and the engineer adjusted it •• David Sant Cooper. Gent. to be Ensign, proprietors-F. Keay and J. Lyon, Birmingham, factors-J. are, therefore, requested to observe, that none can be depended on by purchase, vice Best. Grier and W. Lavers Bloomsbury-square-B. B. Downing and its proper p osition . The only inscription on the stone was as fit is Genuine, unless marked " Naish's Patent." 81 st Foot - Ensign Henry John Cli ff ord to be Lieutenant, by per- R. S. Paterson, Cole:hill, Warwickshire , surgeons-A. Johnson owe :-" Sekm Aga, 18 il)." The works of the new dock chase, vice Blaydes, who retires ; Wm. H. C. Wellesley, Gent. and H. Johnson, Charterhouse-lane, builders. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Naish and Blenkinitop, No. 37, basin are already in a very forward state, and, when completed, wit, to be Ensign, by purchase , vice Clifford. 1 prove a source of great convenience to the shipping, as vessels wi Oracechurch-street, London. 90 t h F oot -J o h n Hy n d e C otton , G ent . to b e E ns i gn , by purchase, OPENING AN ANCIENT FOOTWAY. - b e enabled to enter the London Docks at the new entrance at • vice James, promoted. —f•-- hours; thereby avoiding the passage up the Pool, to the old Published this day, MOM. 95th Foot-Ensign Wm. Armstrong Rogers to be Lieutenant with • In the year 1784 some farmers and proprietors of land in Spot- trance at Wapping, and saving much time and expease. AboM 4.000 houses, buildings , and - tenements, have been rased to tl THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 25, coo- out purchase, vice Clayton,deceased ; Gentleman Cadet C. P. land, a township about four miles north of Rochdale, having, for taming the following articles :- Roger,. from the Royal Militate' College , to be Ensign, vice their own convenience , made a new cartsay leading into the public ground, including Spring - street, New-street, Sitak pe 'a -walk road to Rochdale, agreed amongst themselves, not only that each ot and Fox's-lane, New Gravel-lae, Farmer -street, aced Wapping No. 1. The liallot-2. Carwell-5. Government of Lower wall, and several courts and alleys adjoining, on the site of whi Rife Brigade-George ers K. Carr, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, them should disuse, for all time coming, the old or customary way, Canada-4. Wilson's Life of Daniel De Foe -5. Greek Lexicons by purchase, 'lee Seottiswooder appointed to the Ist or Grena- but that no other person or persons should use it. There were, how- the new dock and basin are foeming. The works at proven gilt. -6. Physiology and Cultivation of Trees-7. Game of Life-8. dice Foot Guards. ever, neighbours who, not acknowledging the authority of this rural empl o y ment t o upwards of 300 excavators an d o t h er l a b ourers Dobell's Siberia-9. Bishop of London and Sabbath - breaking - ENATTACHID. - Parliament, continued to use the old road, notwithstanding the excl us i ve o f t h e ai d g i ven b y two powerful steam-engines, which Major Edward W. Bell, from 7th Foot, to be Lint.-Colonel of efforts of the Spodand se collective t o in s pi re th em w i t h d ue are at work night and day. The estimated expense of this stupeo 10. Three Courtin and a Dessert -Dominle's Legacy s e c. Cia• Infantry, by purchase.-.To be captains of Infantry, by Purchase respect for their document, which , sig'd and sealed, and does undertaking will not be less than half a million sterling. Th. reodon-12. Moorsom's Nova Scotia-13, Religious Disabilities -Lieut. Gilbert Coory, from the 62d Foot ; Lieut. T. Black• formidable in its legal phraseology, might wen be imposed on cows- tide will flow in at the new entrance , and the nuisance arising frou 14. Stamp Tax and Synod of Somerset House-15. Patronage of well, from the 13th Foot. try people as equal in authority to a formal act ofparliament. In the st ag n an t water i n t h e London Docks, so long and justly cone Art, and the President of the Royal Academy-16. Distress of BEATY. the course of time the road, for want of repair became almost pained of by the surrounding inhabitants, will no longer exist. he Country-17. Egyptian Notatione-18. Great Britain and Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Charles ritzßoy to be Deputy Adjutant- impassable; and no doubt the farmers contributed their share to General to the troops serving in the blediterranean,vice Rain, make it useless by permitting the water to stand upon it, and s— am France. who resigns. now and then "accidentally" making a great rip in it with their ploughs. At length, when the rood had lost many of INCENDIARY MONOMANIA. No. 26 will be published on the 30th September. -• MOSEITAL STATE. ---.4110.-- Robert Heward, No. 2, Wellington-street, Strand, at the Office Staff-Assistant Surgeon John Reid, from the half-pay, to be As- its attractions, it was at times closed altogether, and when The conflagrations which have latterly been so prevalent in No t - 'Beane-Surgeon to the Forties, vice Magrath, appointed to the open, its use was permitted, as the encroachers said, They onlo mandy may naturally lead to the consideration whether they resit if the Westminster Review. 334 Foot. suffeianee. They had now an additional argument to use.from political feelings or private malevolence, or are to be accoun • • Agents-Win. Tale Edinburgh ; W. F. Wakeman, Dublin. GAIIIIIION/4 could not only refer to their " act," but they could say that the for by one of those singular propensities to crime which the writer General Rowland Lord Hill, G. C. B. to be Governor of Ply- public had not an uninterrupted use of the road, and that thus any on medical jurisprudence characterise by the term of niamoatania. This day was published, mout h, v i ce Fi e ld M a r s h a l E a rl H a rc o urt, d ece ased ; General right they might originally have had was lost by the effi uxion of A subordinate question may also arise whether these diabolical • BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, William Earl Cathcart, K.T. to be Governor of Hull , vice time. The country people knew that the law was in their favour. be the work of one or more individuals. The latter fact might No. CLXVIII. for JULY, 1830, being the -first No. of Lord RM. They knew not thatit is immaterial how long a highway has been be presumed to invalidate the supposition of mental aberration shut up, and disused by the public. They knew not the dicta it will be found, however, from the recorded in s t a n ces o f this curio Vol. XXVIII. MEMORANDA. ', every unauthorised obstruction The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to retire from the of Lord Ellenborough that • • sity, that numbers are frequently affected at the same tint a highway, to the annoyance of the King's subjects, is an in., , that the impunity of some is sufficient to bring others into acti .• • CONTENTS. Service, by the sale of unattached commissions : Lieutenant- dictable offence," and that "it is Immaterial how long the The existence of this class ofmental disease has been so satisf • I. Bear-Hunting.-11. A Tale of Ararat.-111. We Return no Colonel George Edward Italie, half-pay unattached ; Captain Cap- practice may have prevailed, as no length of time can legiti. torily demonstrated by M. Esquirol and 14. Pinel has to n e. . %lore. By Mrs. Hen ass .- IV. Story of Adam Scott. By the Henry Dixon, Retired List 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; lain Alexander M'Queen , half- Canadian Fencibles. mate a nuisance." Ignorant that the law was so decidedly in their nothing in confirmation of the fact; but the subject has again . Petrick Shepherd.-V. The Silent Member. No. 4.-Voting by say favour, they dared not to remove the obstructions, although the con. treated by Dr. Morel in a little periodical, entitled L'Ami des Pe tam in the Royal Mi Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry. venience ot the path tempted them sometimes to use it. For this pka "A monomaniac," says the author, "is an individual w, . Proxy.-Tbe Jews Relief Bill.-el e . North, Doherty, and The Honourable Charles Hope, to be Lieutenant, Tice Hay, pro- occasional use an individual now and then was summoned as a tress gives himself up to some particular crime from which he cannot e O'Connell-Fatiguing Debates-Sensitive Privy Councillors.- moted; William Unwell Dick. Gent. to be ditto, vice Boner, VI. A Real Vision. By the Ettrick Shepherd.-VII. Davy promoted ; Archibald Wilkie, Gent. to be Cornet. passer before the magistrates at Rochdale, and fin& a trifle just to let pect the slightest advantage, direct or indirect. The in b eed BANKRUPTS. him know that their worship did not recognise the public right. wronemaniae is characterised by an irresistible propensity to u.. In this way matters stood till the inhabitants of the neighbour. Can we in fact consider persons to be end ue d w i t h reason w h o .. !ones, and the Yankee Privateer.-VI 11. A Story of the Valley of H orwoon, joint earns, Chancery-lane, auctioneer, to serretider hood saw in the cases of Mr. Jones, of Pendleton. and of Slr. Ark. only commit crime without motive, but who put to stake their i • Glen Cruagh.-.IX. &loge. Christopherus--I)ux-Satelles.- July 2, at eleven, 13, at one, and Aug. 10, at twelve, at the Wright, of Marple.bridge, instances of successful resistance to en. tenets, their honour, and their very existence I' There can be bp K. The Same. Translated by Timothy Tickler.-Xl. Dan's First Court of Commissioners . Attorney, Mr. B. Heilman, No. 3, croachments on the public right. They were thus induced to open one opinion respecting Ileuriette CORWIN, wh y cut off the head of Parliamentary Campaign.-X 11. Parties.-X II I. The Rentinis- ...„ Ben t -co u r ts W „,?lhtecth• e„,__._, f a ct o r, J uly 6at a communication with the committee of the Manchester Society for child she tenderly loved. ' I domed,' mid she , ' on the babe. LYADIL, AROMAS WILLIAM, Dorking , Surrey , corn- , the preservation of ancient foot.patits, and they learned that the loved its family, and was beloved by them ; but I was impelled ences of an old Monkey.-XIV. The Country in Winter.-XV. twelve, 13, and Aug. 10, at eleven , at the Court o f Commis- shutting up of the old or customary way was a flagrant viola. an irresistible and unaccountable desire to cut off the head of the ladder on the Balance of Food and Numbers of Animated Nature. Meiners. Attorney, Mr. R. Hall, Great James-street, B edford- shutting of the law. They then spiritedly resolved to arisen their little innocent while it was loading me with caresses.' " - X VI. To Correspondents. row, rights. A notice was accordingly sent to an iedividual named "Innumerable facts," says Dr. Morel, "are recorded in I Printed for William Blackwood, No 45, George-street, Edina BEILECASTLE. SOLOMON NATHAN, and Scorn s, Semen., Brig h ten Hill, at whose instance fanner minuses had been issued, works on mental alienation, and in the ann als of our Courts of J. and Lewes, Sussex, jewellers, July 6, at twelve, 13. and Aug. stating that utiles, the road were forthwith opened and reinstated lice, which leave no doubt similar propensities are the result of d' turgh ; and T. CadeU, Strand, London. 10 at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, lair. is such a manner that the public might enjoy their ancient rights, eased mind. It is not, however, generally known that they may G. Smith, Goiden-equare. legal proceedings would be institutedag ainst him without further sunie an epidemic character. Many pans of France, at this moron; " Domus et Paeans usor."-Hoz. on tne receipt of this letter, to afford simultaneously the rare, although not unique, example of i HALLETT, Joule Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire, clock maker, July 2, ut tie. Hill , , e ,„_,„„ ei Thy house, and (in the cup of life, at eleven, 13, at ooe, and August to, at twelve, at the Court of have '''' . been "' !'"--'" sly determines) to bring the question between him and his neigh. eersdiary mononsania. It was thus that in the time of Louis XIV That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Copeland, Gray's Inn. • hours to issue, no doubt calculating list the Rochdale justices, who the success of poisoning by a famous powder, entitled la suet HAPPINESS " the gay to-morrow of the mind" is Menu., Ceases* Cuanza:Ann, Norwich, grocer, July 9,10. st heel on former occasions fined fur trespass without any inquiry'as to stem, invented by an Italian alchymist, suddenly brought into act • four, and Auust 10,at two, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. the public right, would do as they had done before. The letter innumerable and such were the ravages committed in ensured by marriage ;•• the strictest tie of perpetual friend-Pe Attorneys. S i r. Austin, South-square, Gray's Inn ; and Air J. was sent to him on the "9th of April. and on the 2d of May be set milks, that universal distrust prevailed throughout the kingdom{ hip," is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by R aff, Norwich . persons to watch . upon th o e ve ro r ad .„ , and they took down the names Although we have no doubt of the existence of monomania in all i i vhich, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of associatio n i On the 15th of May warrrants, forms, we are not satisfied that the latter i s . a n, gen from uin iti e e remar eamp k l a e . Aamenourc, Geonos, Liverpool, linen draper, July 16, 17. and o ten persons woo vela celestial intelligence." Previous, however. to entering into the hallowed obligation of August 10, at one, at th e Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attar- under the late trespass act, were issued, requiring the constables that malady. The powder called /a net's. Mr. 51orecroft, Li verpoo l ; end Mr. Chester, Staple inn. of Spotland to apprehend those ten persons. and bring them properties in promoting the views of heirs-at-law might have i• • • marriage, it becomes an impressive duty. not only to regulate the Helen Jelin Barden's-bulletins. warehouseman Jul 9. at ..e y before the justices in petty ses.ion at Rochdale, on the 14th, employed from some pecuniary motive. The pees ' enn a that, • • eviler's, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities' h i H Wa k efield, n, st t e essions suse, 10, ana uust 10, at to answer to a charge of trespass , by which they had each any otba mutive, would negative the supposition of ie sa ns t y,_ vhich the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon t. To the neglect of such atteution. are attributable many of those eleven, at the Yew Tree Inn, Liversedge. Yorkshire. Attar- incurred a penalty of 51. The warrant was not served upon London Express, treys, Meet's. Bettye, Fisher. and Sudlow, Chancery-lane; and then till the afternoon of the lath, so that there was scarcely ivies, inst_nces, which, while they excite time commiseration of Mr Higham, Mill Bridge. Leeds. e he beholder, should also impress bim with the fear of self-reproach time to send notice of it to Manchester ; but next day, CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK- LAN E, Luxurious habits will effentinize the t.ody-a residence in the An lemma% Doncaster, Yorksbire, corn factor, July touch to the surprise of the Court, which, front the Issue There have but cry f ye - jillimeticto.Wda. , topics will relax the elastic fibre-but more especially does the amid Auguit tO, at eleven, melee Guildhall, Doncaster. Attor. of warrants instead of summonses, Neelllll to have made up its t h e i mprove d state of t h e w ', m e m " bu c i ume in tea th t e k illa rn t - be e - nased - Y' in , e v Mr. Lever. Gray's Inn- ear/ • and Mr. Fisher Doncaster. •.1 mins. to make brief work with the caw, MC. Wood, the solicitor for the d nere oure infatuation of youth, too frequently compromise the , ne • . ' - Manchester Society, accompanied by Mr Brandt, the barrister, sp. ull. There is n short. o variation in the prices ofany kind of Grain. ..... „ aural dignity unto a state of inanition • from whence the agonised . ayes, Jamie Utley, . Y orkshir e, joiner, July 8,9, and August l supplies peered fully prepared to prove that the road belonged to the public. very short wheat, English or I:ll . 7 . ll : TA L le o lita i B el a ll y, MO r ND ore A l Y ss . to, at eleven, at the Court Home, Leeds. Attorneys, b egos. ate ter more thin doubt. the chance of relief. To all such then, The solicitor fur the prosecutor, peobably mistaking the purport o Cr 4dd:el.% ourselves, offering hope-energy-muscular strength- Blakelock . and Fiddey, Sergeant's Inn. Fleet-street ; and Nichol- deity ; not will our advances appear questionable. sanctioned as . sou 'lnd. h ar t' Leed s . the "act" of the rural parliament, having assured the counsel and • 1 ae solicitor for the defendants of Me existence of an old order of the ma- Foreign . 2,350 i Oat,, English . ravine, Jens. Bewdley, Worcestershire, victualler, July 5, st question, it was agreed upon ami ty , ig n irisili d iee ' , • hey are by the multiplied proots of twenty years' successful ex- gistrates for shutting up the road in Foreign • 3 1' • „wrier ce. five, 6, And August 10, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Stourport. Attorneys. Messrs. Jenings and Bolton, lam -court, Temple, that a fortnight should be given to search for that order and that in Irish . .-- 1 Flour (sacks) . 200 I, 1 i ish . The easy cares of married life are eometirees disturbed by the London ; and Mr. Winnall, Stourport. the meantime the road should not be used by the defendants. Upon 1 emension of those blersings which concentrate the nuptial wreatb Teammate, Joshua, Pontyberem. Carmarthenshire, shopkeeper. this agreement the information against them was withdrawn. -loot the female habit is enter constitutionally weak-yet it ' canCOA L-EXCHANGE, Juin 30. July 13, 27, anti August 10, at eleven , at the Lion Royal N o order having been produced. it was determin. d that the Ship e strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional ps arrived during the present month 404 . Hotel, Carmarthen. Attorne y s , Messrs. Poole and Co. road should be formally opened, Mr. Whitworth, of rack, to lower. During the week Gray'. Inn-square ; sad Mr. P. G. Jones. Carmarthen. many of whose work-people going to Tongend. the old Itiotway in every case of syphilitic intru.lon. a. well as in every relasa Best Walisend (eels 3ss &I 36s Oil Hzionaw. Samuel, Liverpool, coach proprietor, July 15, 16 , was shorter by five hundred yards than the public road, had taken ion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to curel.lthet sorts 26s Od 34s Od and -August 10, at the Cbrendon-ht LiverpooL ""- o p the matter in a quiet but determined spirit. In order that prettily, and with e ff ect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the wiled. Snips at Market, 27e Drys. Mr. le. ('beater , Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. W, the opening might be done under legal sanction, and without lie empyric front the posPinn so presumptuously taken up, we des tumult, he invited a deputation of the Manchester Society and NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL, Jana 30. Hinds, Liverpool. 'jet from general principles with less hesitation ; and confideet in DI V I I)EN DS. • their solicitor to be present. Accordingly, on Monday, Mr. By the arease.-Per stone of MU. .ur 0%11 honourable integrity as Niembers of the College of Sur- July 6. J. Till, 11 rein ball.. , woo ll e n d ra per, at ten, at Wood, accompanied by several gentlemen of the society, pro. Beef, 21. Le to 31. ed. Mutton, 24.6 d. to 3s. ed. Vest tv. illl ;emir, we refer the suffering community of either Sri tespecially th e c o urt of Commissioners-July 30. 11. D . King, Fakon- eroded to the place. On their appeoach to rack It was evident that so es. OJ. Pork, 21. Q. to 3s. 84. Lamb, ss. el. to es. 04. hoer entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where street. wine merchant, at tett, at the Court of Commissioners- the ceremony was looked forward to with great interest, fur people faily attendance as given for personal consultetien ; and letter- from July 23 R. Townend, sen me .J. K. Townend, Mitre-court, were seen hurrying down the heights to the public road as mon as COURSE OF EXCHANGE, June 4). e be coun t ry are i mmi dia te ly ..ietwered ; the..e must contain a re- mi rebates, at three, at the Court of Commissioners-July 25. J. the carriage made its appearance, and when it reached Facie 600 Amsterdam l2 71 C.F. Seville .. ... see net eice for Advice and Medicine. de.cribing minutely the case. P. 11.onister, Henrietta street, Cavendish-equate, stable keeper, or 700 persons, of both sexes, and of all ages, were found wait. Ditto at sight l2 6 Gibraltar... .. 47g %hid% can be forward. ti to any part art the world, however distant at three, at the Court of Co issioners-July 20. ft. Day. ing to receive the deputation. Every thing being in readiness, Rotterdani...2 Ul2 74 Leghorn ... ... 41 No difficulty can occur, as the Medicine will be securely packed. Crooked-late, oil broker, at men, at the Court of Commissioners-- the deputation iumeiliately proceeded to open the path. On A ntwerp ... ... 12 6 i Genoa ... 25 76 • tid carefully petered troll tituer•atton. July 27. J. Shepherd, ite.uniont-mews. Weyenoutb.streee, Mary- reaching the banksof time rivulet which drives the Facie mill, it was Hambiargb 24 Ul4 I Venice .., ... eei • GOSS ind Cu (M R.C. Surgeon%) lehisne. corn dreier, at ten , at the Court of Commissiovers--July fou : ,J that a new and handsome bridge (for the old one had long Alfons ... ge Ul4 11 Malta ..... .. eite 11, Reuverie-strert, Fleet-erect. Leyden. 20. C. A. Petite. Golden-square. carpenter, at two, at the Court been re 1111 l ved) was prepared, and, resting upon rollers, was ready Paris,3day'ssight 25 65 Naples ..... - SIS. 4 *.* Just publehed (Tweetteth Edition). 1. 'f 111 i SGI3 OF 111 r hove Lowe ". _ ed. of Conentineners-July eO. M. 'Wake, High -street, Wapping , to be thrown across the stream. .This did not at first seem a matter Ditto .ell U 25 90 Palermo .. ... 119d.oes ea • . ... a familiar commentary ona chain and snob .15 nub. at mare, at the Court of Commissioners- to be easily effected for the bridge was formed of a thick plank, 24 M a d r id •,..... SS Lisbon ... .. 44 i IY6KIANA, addres s ed exclusively to the Female Sea.-311. Cadiz ... 354 Rio Janeiro .. LI • the SY P HiLi Si', a Tread., on Lets Venereal. Gotionlare, &c July 23. J. le I iter. Blue-hall-yard, St. Jetties's-street, wine feet in length. and la incites wide, with railingon each side. But the re merchant, at eke a, at the Court of Commissioners -July 6. D. Were mAlly ask end willing assistants at hand, and Napoleon him. Barcelona e"..351 Dublin ... ... le Ihy be hail at 2 i. Patertioster-ruw ; .19, Pail-mall; 4. Cattle- ine street, Stra il I d P 7k. Cr , tem-street, Dublin . ti , ani on ; Porter . s • .I.l..cliellar, Ely-place, wine merchant, at eleven, at the Court v ore deli nev e r. id l in ally ot his cempaigne saw a . minable bridge brought Mo m . , e ast e. Cork .. .. 1 1 - :16,Cen •ELOWEE.-JIIIY 20. T. Thorpe, Bedford-A. tee, .C4l ent. Imo e rap y into use. A dozen men rushed into the brook, and Trongate Ghat , uvr 9, Calteresteeet lelitibunth ; Ws ightson, Leen ham Du * , u • eo li Le it garden, bookseller. at '. at the Court of Commissioners- reap i eneeii i t a t one cud, and another dozen at the other pushed it ' PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.' . mg arn; Duleld. B. 11; Reel, Bristol • ; e- r, se en- Foreign Gold in Bars .. 43 . 17 II 'a's i bid B h Wood. 11l i d • Mitt Cambridge • Linder, fig t. n ; too ng OU . • July 211. I:. J. Jackson an d C. F. Juke)°, jun. Newcastle uen eking over the rollers, and in one minute it rested securely on Nth banks, ati4 in anothet the whole male population of the place were ... erewn F De Is ' swish; H le tr. Leeds • Gore and 11D, At ter; C,ip .. v . r., n., met thetas, At eleven at the George Inn, Newcastle upon . t i (emcee their whilotue lust privilege of crossing Silver, in Bars, s tandard . ... -0 0 0 ';un. levereool • • Sevier, alasicureer • ; l'latt .11Di Ted '. Sheffield.; .Tyne -July 20, S Peters, Sheepshead, ,Leicestershlre, groc• r at a:roes, and malt et- the verdant meadow. Here they formeddieteselves behind 4 *Tenn, at the Kit - g'. Head lien Loughborough - Jule 20, J. T . . . two old 11' ti li. W ATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO•MBEROW 'lron and Co. ' Nor wich •H Id dL. d d Sistet, Ox ; a 011 311 Mil e/1. All • elmatid L e e k, • Stlffordshir. silk mas.ufacturer, at one, at the . men well acquainted with the course of tee ancient footway, and Morning - • 14 mimes alter 6 rd ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and of all liookselkrs.- • . Pric e e s . eac h R eeoebuck lan. Leek-July to, W. Grtbach, juie Stoke upon followed them to the point of junction with the other rood. pulling 4 tt.....w." . 44 •,•e t . e . . , . ._ . • • . ~ i < d )•.; ''. 4 , '2l , , i t i * Q , 1.4 li )::, t ,' t.• i •i. I, • I i ♦• ~ 3 i I • 1 trirmf I l' t Z ; ( ; 1 . , I . .