Star. — London, England, 1813-12-04 00:00:00

• ' js • It4ketit s . - • ♦ COMTARATVE YIN/ 4 i Airigi6DifltOk ItVlllll.ll lc* Tjah Amnia atzArioil. Tb*.Pans,tiga: rvicAlg, 4bo444lolitaik Dove; i fmtvatT-CM701.004 . 0441111( . 1.1 .. • .01.114 PM; • three, Co u, and Stes:ll3i i ph sieolliontur; Ramp. kii lll s 1 3 41 livirSlto; k 4 again. Vic e Os A l iki ss ` e, sebie, Alicvat idiom • . The Au WI ihirttilmi it Coosa leith Mei • ifitlntatnit Q sktie*orP:Sliiik 144441""in'."40112_240.44::,,:„. : 41 r4r bei 0 4114 6 14 " 6 , 3 /u# ' ATlPaTimiNi T * • 4 . • • bom cores/yr - colt _ - • • • - • " • . Lass K 4 • 1 - f 40461,4'" • .mml = pbvitl,hrtedi and Mr. trOme*tectlhfilitaltil charac. ter V, retilifies certain qiiitifseatjona,kialte l actir , awe ma.* • •to en k a alkti sgurc; - • * A. ' !+" u I SO thltv.s4Paalletau.!Pta#cituifigt "sown, Mi.' eo:.-.40 'could nit . ivat under groat , nitly 4iistica.iolittq to- lay, that itLsbittekeese, sppetioe talents, he makes as.good.3„Ceito as any of his bretlofn of the stage lif - VaiWcOliltft" -- lii ibt - ftice ' of , 4-44iikine," much amt3sementt, ottedjd bjt MATiistves'4 ryier_ot ipkitatien ;t1 the . c,haracter of Romeo to Qiicitte riditUred COAtEs,therei-dhunt , lAtlllteur i iiffashiop i P wit)tgreat success, both in hi sAlelivery of aft address, and h is amity to plat the part orLoihario. In exposing this man's absurdities MATIIIEWS hint aloe& y.. - rtiortg the. follies of the AnattPi wlie*jeittli,botited' . by,dweafpurths of the audience, to tiunrodtlig to some of his friends, little wish; than thetibirei,ankto Converse and shake hands - with them.. SO did MATiirW ati 81 t,the: perion with ' c wh9in he „shook, hands star un other than POATE3 Conspicuously' in one of the stage. Coxes, and. who seemed to enjoy • the scene with the IntnL $994-htlifotitr.i , the :two Romeo: ridiculously `hoWing to each " oth er—While the whole Hutte shook with peals at laughed. .13111 - LE ASZCIAI 4 P3 NS. • • •Wedneiclay evening hat, there was a Meeting of -yabout sir htincired persons in the Ridilig School of the Bartacks, in -King-street, Porten* Iciettre, cofivened for the purpose of takinwitsto consti &ration the propriety of forming a fourth Bible As. Lsoci,stima iii tlfe IftthAvest District of the Auxiliary to comprehend that neighbourhood , • iforeparticularly, with the hope Of enabling the So ciety to extend its benefits to tlwsoldicry. The Rev. -idn.,Bastl f , Wotan was in the Chair. The key. Mr. WAUGH and the Rev. Mt. NEWTON (a. Wesleyan), prop ised that - such an Associatioti be tortnettfor .the immediate neighbourhood East, West and SoUth, and extending Northward as far as Scot . land, if possible, (Mr. W. being a native of that coun - and that certain regulations* as to Committees, , Ike...by-adopted. Committees cf Managanent were *theit'apPointed, some of the members being Life Guardsmen. • Aftermuch appropriate speaking had taken place; and the chief business was concluded, a private sol . 43;6' frOnt amongst the company addressld the Meet: ing with great peculiarity and force. An outline of . what fellfrom such a cha tact er cannot be uninteresting. Corporal Joates, of the Train of Artillery, wished . to give his tiumble support to the plan which had just met with such general and deserved approba- L tton and in moving that the thanks of the fleeting be_ given to the Rev. Mr.. Basil Wro,J, he would aiailhimselfof the opportunity of saying a very few 'Words on. the inestimable advantages resulting from Associatiens. Ile_ was a soldier, and he had - seen .iihat had been done amongst his Brother - Boldiert by the ititioduction of the Bible: He sp:ike which he belonged. Ertl] luau bad now his Bible; it was td be found in each man's knapsack ; and it was invariably to be seen in his io9p,, or in his hands. When they passed examina tion; on the _parade, together with the- implements of war, each man was expected to produce his ...Bible. The. effect was; that. order, sobriety, and - punctuality were promoted amongst them. A few .days since, fifty of Ms Comrades left headquarters to embark for foreign service, and with the senti ments of "the 'One Arne living Gun fixed on their • Wads,' and Bibles in their knapsack's, they went .- to asap honour in fighting the battles of their • caightry, and everlasting hae,eiLess in spreading the word 'of the Most High—they would, - indeed, lei as missionaries of glory. It had been said • that a, soldier, Isom the moment lie. thrned Chris tian, became a coward—but this he would deny. Wifat reason was there for a man being a Coiratdi *hen .he was armed -within as well as without I • So_ far from making him a coward, ic thick him sn'.lsetter 'doldier ; for he 'was fortille.i - e against all -the accicrents " by floOd - ind.field," the olaittitiet of —war * . and , the chances. of climate. Living. by It as , .prepared to die. This he went forth " doublyartn • ed". to fight tau battles of his King and Cfiutch ; and g such a.Cause be met With sudden t,,•;:ath, tb him it would beincidetiglnry...- (Great aft/dam:4.-41W daielling on the,advaritages.that would maul* to he great cause from an extensive circulation of the HOT- Sqipttlres among the solditty t .as ijl foreign: oturtides they would act as missionaries, the artilleryman On -cluded 'Ns eteettae ;tad interesting speech amidst loud .t..pfaudits. The motion vras approved, •and nOctet j . then.aft thutned.. • • 'rties , !.ayi,t)te 2:14 instant , as two Oen of the DOM-. fi i -sh ire Militia were returningioDUillfries from fur lough, they, came up with foot. men at tweedsmoor, echo, 04 °hwy ink' tht,redlaekets, took to their heels. This circumstance exciting suspicion, the-militiamen followed, and ohtais;ingthe afisi.stance of some, chop , herd.., after a.lchikplpreuit, they ovcflook and secured them; whealfieyproeed - to bi French.prisoners of war ',rho had escaped from the depot at Pennycuick.- 1 : They were on Thursday lotiged im Dumfries -jail, ~,A few..days since,'', Syrskin l pf Beiroir Cirstlei for.; avrager .of AgQ, caraie.ii a weiiht of 20 stone, one - - • • s A1p4,1.7.0p with great asl; performing the ta4k twelty-sii. minutes, alibiguagh hi is ih the ivai rear of bias NW - . . . - -; • ' Lb ' Xi.ki a , liEttlii.Wlß $.• ~.r.•.6.10....., bfuirointoodbettraid..ffirk•aiternod er true bill afpiOst Threw Maria for the wilful riittrder of Sit imiti-.115e,5t0. .. .: ~_ , • , . • Foacninic.- I —Yebispriei, life', lite ft Bill Broker in thiCAY,' , Witi %dieted foiforglit,'alteristg4nd pubt Fsiftnk . • • sts tiiv 6 , ha ' loll.diawn by , the Commis- 1 Oottersiot telfie. 1 Which .was altered trl732s ' l it . 4 A 4 e 4e rag Jtkeitint ~ lawny to ci rau . _ • Ornlntssioneis oldie Na v y Boards This c 'spied thgtOurtnettilfilie whole day, i firiSi ie V . ••• in a sfitt ffireow conitiatt ' bliir Ford Clerk to t Vieutalling , OfEce, proVerrthatthe.isiff .474 drawn: under his inspection, ..and was. merle pay. at nine months to a Mr. Kingsforth, for T.altie re.: teived., Witness clelfiere.cl it to . PCo:, iot and C agents ! to Mr. Kingsforth, ancl ' he:provedilieslo4, tureti-Or-thel, w .Ctiminissioxiess...• The 4iii.mift . tracecLthrongli diffe-1 , -- rent lands until it ,found its ay to the prisoner on 1 iessu:veNir lAnyttotte Count.-Thttirsday nineteen the Ist of July, when it' bore its ' real Value, 58792. 1 persons were brought up to receive their discharge . V11 ;3 Itisoingt . Rersonalltiptisentegl, At bill altered to under the. insolvent, Debtors' Act, but not (Ale bf • ,pt • to race and Warren, .bill, brokers, to get it them was discharged. . . . . eld, ysconnted. ' The bin Wisdiscoatiled at the house of ' . Yesterday, Wm.Gaimr) was indicted at the Middlesex ' Drool, Simpson, and eo. bankers. TWptiNoner was Sesions,rot an assault onT.M . Pherson; but, while the proved to have received money kit the bin, a part of * charge was opening, t h e prosecutor discovefed that which, he paid. into his ' hapkers. The bill at length the man at the bar was not the assailant. On inquiry found.its wax l ike* to the.drawer,„ when the alteration it appeared, that he, was the brother of the culprit, bas discovered It,was next proved that the priso. whose real name was John, though he had given in & nerrS lit (Lathey) his brether-in-law, was high in that of William, and had been baled by that name. his contdefirce, and that he had checks with the poi- Under these circumstances, the prosecutor was di sorter's signature not filled up, and in the prisoner's reeted to file another bill against John, and William absence he wai accustomed, to fill thee/up. Sbme was of course dischatged, but had to pay k 2. 2s. as stress was laid on this circumstance by the prisoner's Court-fees, instead of escaping, as he expected, sco;- • Counsel, to sheif the probability of Lather . hiving free, by thit•ai dui mancruvre. • ASE3SR.S.• GOSS and Co . . as itlot7tirly .educakk . Surgeons et Lndon. have :duou.iy deireaesi era s tbaile the alteration iii - the biV. • --- - • I , BOW-Tneitr.—YeSter,:v.y I). Bryan vrzl charged t i, n (6, o,,,,ei a i t 17 it hrs to the stu d y of rho t h sort s ers , s e it a . . The prisoner being asked if he httd ' any ebserva- . .iirith Offering fout coach glasses for tile to Mr. Glad- cilreqoieutly emliitter i an.l WO slftril preVellt, that inesttniaiili tiOliS to make ? addressed the. Jury with much feel- than, a coach joiner. in Di ury.lane, not being able to **APE. milteb2oo l 4 'Met!). . The bionelols• it idieitialin turf (i.7A persons of the aro disiilliiiiitt l aaii4 iitg, observing, that not only his life, tut What was • give a satisf:tctory account of the pos'session of them.' •• "'"1 4 140' .'" ' ' ''' Yell . the uniforms:Acres a teit_aais thole so r row 'node of trestmret infinitely, dearer to him than life, his character and When platen . -at thohar, lie said he bad been.e.i- i„ „d,,d„,l. lAn.iii ....i •—•f...ye* tiem tlai uPh!lely to neer thetr as i ili:: honest fame, • teas now ,in their hands. He was one trusted with them to sell for E Votstman, who• was . ante.' In el: caies of debility a• deficleney:whether restating &Int of eight childreil, and had received a liberal and vie- waiting at a eil7•llouse in Polles-strett, Cavendish- theauts, tre4totter of pirttoteat're In Ow taie ties of I fasiticinablii toms education ; and till the moment of this accuse- square. Footm.• was accordingly sent . or, and con- . titr.. , '•::::," vi ul 4 . ,: h l i t t "a vi t t it . : wi tt r tn,„?...' i s t " , ::f = . 2 i F`r ie rv'u'i iiii ilyil . • tion ; bad lived with credit and reputation. He was firmed Bran's statitnent t . miding, that he bad found i k itr , n ,„l,o,4 - , 0 ,4 . h 0..„. priduc ti st ~,,`lt y w i lt , cm A ., i content that his life should forfeited, it any man them in a ditch at Paddingtini. Titis'not being saris- asot.nupotert ecu s di/80411,r, tt.ev tier issue and peraiattret cure. could say he hadiseen. wronged by. him. He had factory, BiyAn was aisdur g etl, and Finiotais tom- 1 eiboolo ia"pfrian 5114 Plini taints. Arc Piotriited ec•triiiii itlid been bred to business"; had a wife and three ehiidren; ‘ mitt.. I for re-etamination. : .• • • , • . the marriage Ica: e, and kelittmed to seek VM- f, brood over d o ff ' .. itnirmldes in silence, it meet tic consniiint.tit Ittypt, lenweettedif7- and after the laboUr of the day Was wonkto seek do.l . Toe roach house of Jotes CAttnixoros - Esq. 91 -cult or intarotuat the curemay he.deetord by titer prlitificiel mestic bliss in the bosom of his family.. Was it pro- . Mile•end roadi Was broke open QU ,MortiLly pight, ow r't:t ,by aenenn i/ and intaiable meth d, they mat be reeks' bable,.thar a man so circumstanced would h:tve cam- 1 and all the alarm stole out of the carriage* , .to a sound and eigomuspastiottintii . A . ieri. n 1 or.lo, liii.4: mitted the crime of which he was .aezused, and ' 'xi sty contrasted ma moment of ifidheer •*:,an and tv -ty spa* mgr . :. trliferti; fithirwise Burke, and her six c hildren, q u ' n # • ''' - - _.,_. have left tqwn. 1 .., Irciand . : the mo n e y sow: iht4 47 , ,n.im aty nt ei . . i rr , ettl ii,,,, lrt-e ly tZ mileat by a T y l r '.... i sed nrisr-Liling nttkie of t .. bring shame and misery on those who were nearestnoved; tent:Out re.ttaini In die» and dearest to his rear: ? There was no proof that t the pu bli c. f or their ise, amounting to abotit £1150,14 or exereasalsoStriaeresof the Viethra and Gteett whir* tie he had forged the bill, none T hat he liad tittered it, It a be paid br the Trustees, Mrs. GoLosztto o . *SI are etiabt.4 to cute in . !, *ll..rt p-,rioti, via !spat r.c.rurse. to ifie knowino it to be forged ; the case tested upon mere r painful, da ri geroUs stets CA:: Caustic ;. refereinei a wadi i. 14 ea , fa•i Ji DA L F., 14IA CRlCerifttal AS, EA.q. &cs-inuithe hinds , sutpicion, and upon such suspicion any man might ba s. I t igest to several tJentiefficti tPf iir respertablty, who %eve 'a. Siteriur NAirktsiox, Esq. ot the 'ere:tufty, and .enotaere . _ _.lto a very short pcilod, " f bay; • kisourest nuclei. by placed at. that hat. He had reposed unlimited by him to .be rentlued to some Gentleinan• in the stricstuisa for Many years. 'INS marric t ita Mr:ft: C s, whose expec confidenAe in his clerk, and ItOd left blank checks neighbourhood of the place ' slie c•iinis froth, to be laid ta• tons of *ow tender pled g es of connubial lappineis have herd . darnel; k may also be a pleasorg rellkltlon t.) klion , , fiat by A with him to fill up. His clerk was now•beyond his• ou t to advantage for the Ciilldren. : proper porta-vets:lee in their remedies :be general health is tenet , . reach ; npr, if he were not,- could he be obliged to• i M onday • two yo u ng ceatktuen, iselonging to i elted, aad the impetliments reotaiet -, . .• • answer any question that might criminate himself.— : Messes. cats and Ca exclusively pinfeii , hig tre cure of these eft tVe•tstle - u4're drowned, whi r' s skaiting on the disco Should the Jury e•nettais any. doubts in his case, the . e ' ' particular cot. eft , 'in order that th-y m4y not be marked by Judge would tell them, that lie, the prisoner, should Water-potid, on the Town Msor. One Of th em is the ma istakrn few witil tbe nly.i l ny 1.. i ': ' y Ziltßd6.4l to ts • e irLao. only son of the Rev. E. Moises, aged 16 ; and the rant empiric, thrr.t.: It Au:. je..me to tist a:.• chief to state:« the ? &tire the benifit of those doubts. .He made On COM other the son of Mr. HESLETIN E, QC NV ilitingaOn'llo ,' have been prop4iy eaticated and initiated into t erry braurb ct plaint on the- sithject . ef the prosecution, nor of t he . . low profession (certificates of w!‘kh from different hospital . , and Buildings, aged 17. manner in which it had been conducted ; and, he was ~ testimonials front the most ttnittent physicians . they : eve to conz certain that the public pribecutor, having dischirged 1 , wince any inqu'rer,) that the surees. resultin g from then , ei4 se .. 1 yours first /orbited thefit to quit the practice of the ei'lleral pr ac- Ills duty, would be the first to rejoice at his acquittal. It • tier, and they presume tint their pretension. cAstitute a fair Mr. Scant.ert here made seme technical objet:- t round for the unprecedented confidence with vezick tint' have Lions, and contended, that under the Act of the 25th by the l'ul.lic been so libtragy honoured. of • the king, the bill was no legal warrant to pay ezette:s ., ., the :mint:, are r, iv eserfi to state ifii ' .iirlculart money., He also contended, that a *arrant to ray o' tbrir case , age, and nt . ..nnrr 01 Pfife.r, er.clo4Mg a bank-nets :or advicentel ttiv,l•citt.s, and (ht. aa...i:e %i 7!! be to/yarded o any tafink notes, was not a warrant to pay money, as the part of the k nentn. Act required, being-only a step to obtain money, alit! wii's and 0.% titirreoe.i. 151, now:die-sr/Poet, Fleet sit 'et: not a proper warrant for that purpose, . — Sir S. Le BLANC, with . 41kOtti Mr. Baron Gamut:if concurred, thought the objections did not apply. . . detenr •oceeded I•Tevrilile ?Gina Ateitieci di btora *6+ :4,itoioded t it Was bttly is •itv *SW ptisisttet-s, atttranow- theta Were confined!lis . $60...",- ,g/he stung -wavahe -case whets female sq,p / icp h ikertv 4 F rm, enltcse f teti to conpiin 69 0 , 4 1 14.01cte. were 120 it'Uplisoned ki4 7 -that .they camplaiffed Of wantli3lnetritary *taring apparel analieirclOth-i itto that the roof was not water.. proof, .it•-'•itlinitted the tains that many- of the pri. - boners were )Ifitjs4M *hats. Id.the Other .parts of the Prisoa •there • *0.4. no ,fault." -45 r. Baron GoattASr ob served, that , *Or humane `statement shOUld be it , tende d tie ituderitcioaleltitalready cyder -con"- - Mu Baron. GRAHAM thealtolslithe,Grand itiry,, as ho understood they. had goa l rlough the business which had been .hetore them, they were discharged, with the thanks of their country for their serVicck - • . • tttitti4MitAti etCliki t tkis ttk.tD 'AYIP 'receifitE, YOU CANNCT TliblN t A sOte rtc. • . itx R, .TgHN DELL, Nu. 2, t'ortt.liierY, • t liiare-riad, 'When servant to kleverk !Judson, itill'aies and CO. tlibisen, bid it cask lit it nil tart oil Ids ki:eit,Avr.l 4, ISIS, wh!el. rtudered Wise iii %table terrier, and he applied to Mr AK ey Cooper, as I am tuft .ne" who rechntmetvild hi :a,Ottiter, wideh waruati atvisealbe direction for one iljuntit,.tacitit suceeib Was that recomme ed by Mr:Orme, Uistiilrr , Clt. Mar ; iardei•hlll, Borough, to Boni ul Dispensary, and a:tended there teg•ltrly fix three moaths, *Or: oat retesting any btawill : was neat aditilete4 into St. 'fbiattril Pitalpital, on crulihes,and wa. in in<dlately oislcred tobed,'Whit, he conducted four htootis, under ti e Care bf !Wk. Qtti c ;coli CIIn jun: who diligently aleaded hinic and I do 'believe that Its did al which Was phssible for a Practitioner of the old Sebodi ton ltetsni! plish, but withuni the Paz tent receiving any relief, being s`d rontuittl with lissitude, and contl-artfoti", al to W ineapipte Walking ko,*e truiclies, at Same tin* attsisdkil itttrtay. pain ; yet nu disgrace can attach td this Uendeinan, this said tient having pr.,sed ch.-4*gs the Mandl tlf Mr. A. C. who is tin' disubtedly the beat Cutting Slii - geon in London. , 4 A le* months after this, Mr. Bel ,)lacing lathMt:l hasself re: tpetting the Case (85) of hi. neighbour, Lir, Don hog, was taktil to Mr. Guest's, thed be:og capable of waiking aloife; lal crutcbce, With his like and ands so Contracted, that sekeral tleinen who happened to be there at this time did beleve; Ira* Mr. Guest, tharthese joints litre both ossified, but found dila; stPret agreeably disappointed, A* 1n one hour he amid them a little, ai L ti , walked luinte on Crutches, without ally eibif tostuance, Lis pains being completely relieved; and Witat red co take exernse, even at the expence ti aI. pain: to ait tiers he It ft off one crutch ; In. three' weeks Ise electitted the ate Of both, and walked with a stick ; at the uutl of *even week's comp:etcly cored, twig quite u 1 right, and enabled to we.tk al usual —t# itneu ihtt Looks at the Digier . 3iy, tile Books of ttl I luipital, John 'WII, altd thousand tinter; in the Pariah St Christchurch, whtre Cis neahles, ,(Cost 87, in a floure Paper.) • SMEI'HFIELD MARKET, DECEMBER 3. PEE STONE OF 81b. TO SINE TIM 01EAL. Beef SE 01 to 6s 4d Veal 6s 01 to 'is G.. Mutton 6s Od to Ts Od I 1 1 44rk Ts Od to Us Od Beasts, a 1 out 693-.-Sheep and I.:unbs, 3 AKI. Calves, 130—Pigs, 290 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHF/EI.D. It'leaktow 114) . Os to MOs Clover 51 Os to GI Iss atiwen 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 11 lOs to 11 .161 NnwoATE AND LEADENHALI, MARKET. ileer,rt stone, 4s Od to 34 041: Veal 5s Osl s to is Od Mutton - is 8.1 to 6s Od. Park Is 0.1 tti 89 0.1 PRICES 01 1 HAY AND STRAW. 114.1 . 1RINIONY. x - To D'lsrtrdcrs ilave crintributed more essentiAliy Ad Ll deurill47nicneal Fkalipiness than flame which are the ' - - • rank to call The Counsel for the ice then in, Sr. Le's's. • •. -Weilraeu•res. i consequence et ungilarded r. 'sure. People of ever, . _ pa* uitnesses to character. . i s . Hay el. lOs. to SL Si. p,. He 41. 4s. to 51. Ss adoil!ion to the :brine of Wedlock, but where the Counituttori Daniel Alder, the first witness eiam rteds had , Straw 11. 10s. to 11. 17t. . Clover Si 134 ? to 61. Ss has beer to alai by Disease, a iinerodun of s•alsdity,ss' so dap' ens' i I Straw 11. 93.•:0 11.14 s .ably req wt . :i.e. Twenty years 'lasi vie devoted our practice td known the prisoner for many years, had had .large th• e 1 PKIC transactions with him, ant! alarstys found him an hoa OOF HOPS IN 'VHF. LOROUGH MARKET. l • "I"ive treatment of th* f° ll °wlrli MOrdcgs. and dr au& Bags. • Pockets. . count! result or our plan gives us ti..itlitionalardout to oppose, as nourable man. • 1 Kerit 71 as to 91 Os Kent 61 Os to 1 0 1 Os far as ate arc :11.:,..., the ravages of ti a,e Conipla:rts svhich are t. 14 . . Thoritas Bowden , ' a commercial broker, had known . susses oleos to 81 Os Sussei 71 LI, t o i t .. ) , Os • tons - iniyoriant in the catalogue . of Lirrrau Infirmities. Al:, the prisoner for thiee years, and had always round ~' li•ssa 71 •Os to 101 Os Farnham 10 1 Or to 171 Os lidtiatien into cv..ry branch, as Navy :surgeons, we formed 'wish, tip honest and correct. • , ! 4 ,_ , •• . . RAW 1111.1.E.5. at an early period of practice, t... 'entre iniividuals from the it; et. 63. to 2s ad. ttorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous yratipitancf Jonathan Tucker, a drug btoker gave evidence to gent lechers and Steers (pee I Ordinary Practitioners. steae) 'O. Oil to 4*. ud. I Market Calf ICs oil each. °I g eneral the same effect, and had known the ' prisoner I() years. 143. oil. to 163. 64.. Tbe I)isorders to the cure of ..shish we Lave devoted nor ail= .. Middlitigs, Ss. Od. to 9s, 44. I Eng. Hurst Mr. Kenneth MiKerizie, Mr. John 12yde, and Mr., Shearlings, ted, to ti6d.-Lamb skitis nod to Ohl. i terrtion, of Debil s cowl:rite every spec+ sof Venereal Joh-vim; ail kind/ , ity, Ithetiv.r arts nr, from t: e hlttrits of. P..heal Wyss J. Stewart, all spoke in favour of the prisoner's era-.: PRICK OF LEATI-lER IN I.EADENHALL MARKET. •or tine inalulameirs °fn . a•urer age; that derangeinent of the ratter up to.theseriod of his being apprehended. - Bloc 2J4 954 Calf Skins 304 344 System In Women, whit* is tilled Farrenness• or Stadityi 284 434 Seminal Weaknesses, Olee . i. Obstruct.ons la the L i :OAI The Judeg (Sir .S. Le Bt./ow) sum:f.ed upthe Di t t o 2.5(1 271 Ditto ' Nlachants' Back* 22i1 29.1.1 Ditto evidence ; and the Spry, afterwobours consultation 384 43 J as also Stricture , whither itectit or of lopirditroilu4, - 4•11 1 Dressing Hides 2id '2:hl Small Seals 33 4 364 which have horned the .sant of other leraitsliciorrs, irf ?hi brought in their verdict-Gu is ty-Deuih. . Fine Coach Hides gt.d ;;;; L I Large ditto, per 402; 12. h. •16ts o n t e ir in ur iT er it t ed t ii , o l p y r i t t z o e u d t p i l h a e n t i , it tie t s r l e , a. so rit r i:n r i nz tlf t . t e w t..l 4; allino ciati . n pe g rtna i4l : Crop Hides !'or ow.. 221 id 2541 *1 :tuned I lotto- I lidos 221 ited Four were convicted ..Of felony, vii. e-4. Richie Ditto 45 to .iti lbs 2..:d 9Sti .o.;:tt Skius 11s 50s sus alarfning 1-le-lorrlsageisvhizitt frequently 1.1 oses the ap;•.frea and. Catherine Keen, for hAving in their possession diiers forged *batik otitis, without lawltil elcuse ' ;.... 1 _ PRICK OF 17.111.1.0 W. St. James's Market too aid Town 'fellow 96s 03 . unit of the Luca Csustic. la the cours: of oar titeusieepracice in this metropolis , nu:Muni ci•is'ilS URIC i URES have becn F. HofFerrnan for staling 20Ib. weight' of rive stigar,• oss ltd and are daily mare our ezoo, • the total <Sec! cainn of which it et- .. . . Clare Ikli‘rht:*c Os vd yd1 0w .17;,,,,,i a the. property. o ' f Messft. Dettmai ; and A. Levy, fr y Whiteehapel Market SS 64 White ditto Ni, od fected by a ta:e, eertaJni And •eapetii. - 'ous mode of cure serrti -t stealing. two•bottles of beer s the pfoperty of Thomas ; per scone of Sib. -----..- Soap ditto. • ' bus od hooey eti.er ytt adok bd. • •'I Sc weakness, rsiazatioo, anti attn' Borletgh. 1 • 11s 6.01 'Melting Stuff • 8:3 slj lity; proceeding front this complaint arc speei li fy eimatred, ltd Harry raft' hr was Indicted for dispositig%f a forged i Yellow Soap 106s-Muttietl, It his-.. Curd, Ills-Palm bas.. 1 the Patient restored to ratirl .:sue vitorous health. But -.:err l'rice of Candles per duzeo, Its. gct-Jvlould., ids od the debility hai for year; vii-Zell, a proper perseverance in ewe Bank - note, - with intent to 'defraud the GoveritOr and : PRICE OE COALS-COAL h?ARKET, DEC. it restorativi remedies is Ltilis;•ensably r«qu site, to reeiretbe stunts Company of the Bank of England. 1 Ships at Market Sold Prices. 1 berng sparks of life, ut i d to riananate the cons:autism. The ell a l 'witness against the p risoner was, As !et Newcastle 2i 606 8d to 8 8 1. 64. - Numerous Daleasis are She result of ignorance Or has .• in the Mr. Gunairr described him, a very bad character, of ',_ su"dtaand 2 • 6 5 6. s d . u , Gu . 0 4 . trestment of a simple Gonlirls. a, inai it not Unfreitterriy hat • , pens that-the seods of life are poisoned by the ini octetwo Oit a° the name of Wornam, who had lately left - b'e'ar, Nov. 27.-V:beat, per bushel,B s. t ii.l. Price of the . nngnarded Ler. 3y a superior inethosl sect; complaints are , Hilt' Peck L oa f ; I s. 84. Quertern Lu s t , 104. gaol, and he was entitled to credit only as far as his. • ' ei.iffs cured e and err% itri.ere tuber.. bare ri s en, we trust CS: BA N lit: ar e Dec t.-Wheat s a testimony was corroborated by others. This witness !to 95.61 . Vetches, 3* to 14a 7 per u. bu t olet . I:o, lka y Z , 7 0 5. 4 °d 0 5 : ': w4'"balT. presume to terra rascal re-t stai...naent. Few, foie-- stated, that he bad been employed by Avery and ! oars cos. to Vb , per quarter. Bread is. .^a.--- "• peck. - , ever. arc the gang, 21 oempbetts 4 distreis in this. di-order, foie - - stated, 4 7 10 7 g at t i ojo. _ . 1 pared ist4h-tfs-ratMlkoits ttitationof me;, who, frtlin an halal another officer to detett the prisoner. Witness was ! Lianatuce, Dee. 2.-Wheat per acquainted with a man under sentence of death In i } 3 . alieYs Pet luarler s 9 s• tO 445. Oats .26 5. to 311 . Bean*.***. u s s n .. ri.:,P.!:::::iisfth-artYsi.vitec;ofarrlttibilliliryt:wvajhketthtils .4 ll;etica . )avlnattif24lhbleklaacou,rebie NeWgate, who recommended him to the prisoner to , 631. New ditto Os. to Os. Rye OW to Otis. Peat 94.. to 02s. . ( "n owt . o f su c h i b es t ozeioos hetet% ' Where the unhopPy'stgetli PRICES OF GOLD AND OILVER. . broods over his miser), but Carefillly cm/teals his atittortuu , b, ft purchase forged notes. Witness first met Gri ffi ths on I Portiogal Gold in Coin , ' ns..iy be some coosolation for him to knots.. that ahlthugh it be an the 19th of July in Carey•street, and he introduced ; Foreign Gold in Bar‘ : 1 ,4: :0 7 'Tot'. °1) * ( 1. 4. riefC4. - clo.:l,et o. doubt or entertalrirf with other Practit:or , rrs the r s himself by inquirrng about thieprisoner and Newgase, 'i New Dollars, -- -' ted .7s. 04. per iti: •1 . 11:.e42: I,i C....sti aticieticica by the gra.ioa! it. ogre* of .Rehovetiot.. and he affectedt ) lament such a circumstances as lie !, lt eiv Doubloons, £3 I Sa. ed.. Silver in bars per as us. 01. ti:. the acquirement of our-toilet:wee If tic sites of Bacchus or wanted some Mt :errs (forged notes)./ The prisoner ' COURSE (It EXCHANGE. l Vetere haste bogey) to se d u c e retardt•elottr, much armlet? w'll ! Amsterdam, St o 9 U I Pditr.vo., sits. Vence per es. . PreVerted by an eart . e"tilltr' l4 .ii" r • °( il' 6 lanbull " I ' 4 ' " 4 jmusediately offered to supply hi m; and on appoint , •. Ditto at eight, .ss 2 •ment was made Id meet the next day for ;that per- kotterdaiii, e. f. 915 2 U j Genoa, :: ion these caseit no great ellEcel. twill ektier. 1 lvtarried Woman, who IRV,. long b e en .I;sarrn`r , ell iii tear; pose. • The officefs furnished witness with a mat ked Hamby:l:he 29 0 21 II i Venive,n. C. 52 liv. make i t expect.r.ior.s of a fdr.ilr, may he'atin.itstl, iltilt Ss. watt 10101tet . 1 1 9 , 1 such deft ..curahlt by 'Valenti slial. RI note, and on the following day he bought two forged notes of the prisoner for 10s. each. On -seeing the prisoner.. again the next day, be did not like the note tvitness gave him, and returned it, And got a pound's worth of saver. On crass-etarnination by Mr. A DOl.Pigah . the witness:Prevaricated Much, and ',hewed himself the Character Mr. °unmet - had elbt. bited him. • Fhe Jury retired hrdf al/ hour, and acquitted the prisoner, discrediting Wernanes evidence, from the yrsvaricating. manner pt which he gave it. • STATE ar tint Gitos. or flettoarxe—The Foreman of the Grand Jury handed to the Court a written statement, which was read by Mr. Sith.TON I setting tirth, " That they had been to* visit the GAI of Alton, - 29 1 24 U Parialay's da. 19 SO Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 20 liourdcaux, do. :At 0 Madrid, Sli Effect. Cacti*, 44 Effect. Rio Janeiro 79, Malta efE:etpre per a. 11. Nar!vs., 42 Oporto, 7 7 Dublin, 4 • Cork, 4 tiff, Gibtillutt 45!" defect.' are. .46:4 ly The sweet which Is soeuettial to vier andrrtak tog, anal 4 1sul'fit‘etkas wbkb ire bavv pressitrie4 to state, torn& flop lkotr tat our pretentons. and iti.ea'aicidear.e such dna net 'name ti given. shit Mesari. I.lstrrie •ait I Go. may he consuked try tints aleither.eez with the greatest secttLy and honour, it Otte House, No. 107, Hatton. i;ar.'.en. Patients in the Country are requered to rate the ra:tiaid: of their case, age, and general :taint of iwinF, and enr:o.ing a re mittance for advitte and Med,. ircs, when the SIIIIC wi.l Lt gives or sent to ally part of the Kingdom. CUARIE and Co. Surge& us, No. 107, Hattou.prd:o. Septent! er gel& a t _ DIED. ;On the Ist instant, Thoma, I.ewis, Esi Barrister at Law. On the 2pth ultimo., at Colney House, Pleas, Lieut.-Colonel (home Harlow, late of the Madras Establishment. Lieutenant Carroll, of the Royal Marine Artillery: he was Captain i¢ the Spanish Army, and Aidectle-cunp to General Doyle. He fell a victim to the fever ac Cadiz the latter erui of last month. 'Thursday sennlght, :tt :M a3iraheed age, the R ev. Thos. Lloyd, of North Vi'alshatn; and, early the next morning, Mrs. Lloyd-- 6M{ surviving her krusband only a few boon HIGH tit AT ER AT-LONDON BUIDGE /-tvit)/40 1 'W: Mottinv 0 ni . .lkes alter If 41 :nint'sh Sher ig t Printed by I.svirsArwr, 1411.11 Nate; 2.r: 1 abilvliel theirs atal at art btatelfge, Temple ger. •