Star. — London, England, 1817-05-22 00:00:00

i P WIT LN G INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM RACES.—(FiasT D A Y.)—"lnsiestiAT, MAY 21. The Woodcot St "':es of 30gs. each, b. ft. for threelear.old colts, llst. eslb. lilies, SA. 31b. Tbe last half mile. , Mr. Lake's colt, by Eaton - - .. 1 Mr. Rogers's colt, by Marts:len - - - . 2 Mr. T. health's bay, by E ther - - - . 3 Tins was a good thcr, and won only by ball a length. Sweepstakes of togs. earl', with !rigs added from the Race Fund. I he winner to he sold for Ong,. if demanded. Mr. Rogers's Scarecrow, 4.yrs-old - - - 1 Mr. Walker's che.nut colt, by Hyacinthus, 4.yrs-old - 2 Mr. Smith's brown ing Tlw Cobler, 5-yrs-old - 3 This was won by a length. A Sweepstakes of 10g. each, with la.t t Op. added from tb a Racing Tuthl. The Mr. Norther. bay filly, by Garnenut, 4•yrr•old - i Mr. Sadler% chesnut con, by Marmon, 3.yrs-old - 2 A good rare. Mr. Smith's bay horse Shenley, 6 Irs-olt!, brat Mr. Bacon's black horse Tempest, i 00gs. h. ft. The last mile. Mr. Bacon's z..alatnancs, beat Mr. Smith's Shenlcy, 100 gs. b. ft. Two miles. From the inclemency of the weather, the company was very Isconsiderablr Thirteen or fourteen horses will start for the Derby-5 to 2 agst The Stude..t Unarm Racts.—One of this heats at Chester Races excited such interest, (ha it is said—" Ihe Ladies in the Stand stretched their necks nt 'mew, and rot °.y looked at (item.— fwo taco were rum over, Sad nohotly took them up.—Two Ladies taicteil, and two Orlltlcilitll petted PP-DE!: I RIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBS. BAKER, as uon.l, left .; before Balm,: on Tuesday orght• The former conirleted 50 miles, the latter 62. Yesterday, owing to the ince.sunr ram, the ground was a perfect puddle, and it was of course impassible for them to trarel. The friends 01 both advise.' them not to start again till the weather became favour able. lu a few days it is rapes.t4 they will exert theattselvtnt to the tanoutt of 'heir rowers The present state of the watch is— ea 042 miles, ha rtiii 110XiNG MATCH. The whole of the 'floury. 110 guineas to SO, Will male good BtLcuies, on Moucity islet, for the battle between :CllOO. etas and 7 o vita uo the sorb ut Juite. Huth the turn are is close manias, fzie latter in Wales, and the former in some re mote secret spot, *l3oVin truly to his friends. LADY CLAYTON'S BALL. The Lady of Sir WILLIAII CLAYTON. Bart. gave an elegant Quadrille Ball, on Tuesday evening, at 1-cr ?loose, in Gloucester-place. The interior was fitted up in a notruelle and beautiful style. A tempo rary room was erected in the garden, parallel with the Cri.t A lit 4 the grand staircase; this apartment was fitted up as a Turkish tent. The two draa ing moms were brilliantly illuminated, and appropriated for the dancing, which commenced at eleven o'clock, and was kept up till neatly five in the morning. A supper was provided, consisting of a cold collation, which the company partook of standing. Many 4 the leading fashiow.bles were present, and among them -1 he Marchione-s of lltickingham and the Ladies, Mareh:ooess of Thomond, General and Mrs. Fitzroy, Countess of Carillon aril the Ladies Ilrudeneil, Coutiless of rauconberg and i'Vliss Cheat. r, lady ltomon and Miss Irby, lady kilenhorough and Miss Las, Cu.o teis of Dynevor, Lady Keith and Miss tilphiu- I'oneMtrcrr, Lady Harriet Neville, General S r Grow Walker, Gen. Gouge Cooke, Esti of Winetitsea and Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. anal Alin litouvetie, Countess of Westmeath, Countess of Begs', Miss Kinn:M.l, Mrs. Potisatiby, and Mrs. Neville. Yesterday the Duke of y(IRX trariacted military business with the PIUNCE REGNNT at Carltonlit:use. The Duke of C . .ARENCE came to town yesterday, paid his respects to t!:e Pargci. REGENT, and in the even i ng ht,noured ALNIACK'S ROOMS with his presence. The Duke and Duchess of 6311111tLAND, the Prince ref Sows, and the Princess AUGUSTA ut 6oLsts, arrived in town yesterday from Kew. Yesterday the Duke of CUMBERLAND dined with Lid FoRTESCUE, at his house in Grosvenor-square, and the other noble Dizectils of the Concert id ♦n t'ent Music. The Royal Duke afterwards returned to his residence in St. James's Palace, and accom panied his Royal Duchess to the Concert of An.ient Music, with also the Prince of SoLsta and the Pt in cess AUGUSTA of SoL►ts. _ _ - - The Countess of WARWICK, the Countess PEncv and her Sister, Lady HAMItIOT WILLIANIY WYNNE, were the distinguished Brides who had the honour of being piesented to her MAJESTY at CarltomHouse on Moiniay last. Their attire on this occasion Was most sumptuous, particularly that of the Countess of Watitwicr., who excited :nue) interest, and whose] splendid jewels were. only equalled by those of V is - COUMESS CASTLEREAGH, who displayed the most un •rivalled taste and magnificence. The Duke of GORDON, according to the last ac- COUUIS, was in so dangerous a ore that very little hopes of his recovery were entertained. LADY HARRIET ONSLW AND MR. PENNTIIC in genious possessor of Stoke Park, near Eaton, which he has enriched with such taste, was lately mach An noyed at a dance, where lie asked her Ladyship's hand as a partner. Lady Hamner, perhaps, conceiv ing him to be not the first of dancers, it is said, re fused the honour of his hand, but was unthinking enobgh to stance afterwards with another Gentleman. This Mr. PENN named to Lord Orasnow, who, seeing him vety seriously offended with his daughter's con duct, sent him the next morning the following expia tory lines: TO MR. Et:' My daughter, I fear appeared cruel last night, /steams: you don't Line quite so wca as you write, Vert: the lashion but aid talks clamed Ufl bead, Iltere'v very Ivor partnu she'd chnu in your stead; For exit firl of dlsecrnuient this *matins' nt You'll gain more by your bead than you'll lose by your lt.ele ! A trirtid, on seeing the above lin.); ouhjoincei the following couple: Your case, little Ortshow, la very well put, but a mighty good rea box uu need to he we IttenAttuatiN,Gourn.oca, and Co. respectfully ac quaint the Public that the Lottery finished Drawing on Tuesnay last, and they have great happiness in announcing a repetition of that success which has al most toitilviruptedly attended Purchasers at their Town and Country ()dices ter more than One Hundral Loneries past. The tiaciw ing CAPITAL PAIZEi (all Drawn last Tuesday) we•c Shared and bid by ktesiaansoa, Gociftuctt, and Cc. viz. 5,119...... a Prize of £20,030 10,174 11,791 11,700 SGO &c. &c. &c. The Holders of the above Shares are requested to apply for immediate Payment either of the Offices of RICHARDSON, Goomtca, and Co. 104., Bank Build ings, or facing the GAM of the King's Mews, Charing Cross, where all Bisiness in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and honour. OLD BAliper. The Sessions commenced yesterday before Mr. l Justice BAYLEY, Sir WILLIAM GARROW, the LORD MAYOR, and City Ulcers. Fu!ler was indicted for stealing a brown mare, the property of Edward Shepherd. The mare was stolen from the lower part of Berkshire, and the prisoner W2S traced to Colnbrook. He had also another stolen horse in his possession. He said, at the time of his apprehension, that the horses were delive red to him at Reading by a stranger to take to the Borough. Guilty—Death. Ra w , s m ith was indicted for assaulting Lydia Harvey on the King's highway, putting her in fear, and taking from her pers , n her bonnet, combe, &c. The prosecntrix, who resides in St. James's Mar ket, saw the prisoner in Cosoo , try-street on the even. ing of the PO of M.re. Ee followed her into Co ventry-court, when he knocked her d.,w:i by a violent blow, and took from her the property in question.-- Guilty--Death. Jo/in Spencer was inf'icted for stealing in the dwel ling house of E. L. Williams, Esq. a bank note of I€2o, and other notes of less value. The prosecutor, who is a barrister, residing in New-square, Lincoln's Inn, stated, that the prisoner was his clerk and servant. On the 15th rf March witnees saw the at'2o rote with others, making toge• ther £3O, safe ir. his drawer, which be locked. On the Iti:h of March the prisoner decamped, and on the 17th the prosecutor ascertained that his property was gone. Voynton arid Smith, two of the Bow-street patrole, proved apprehending the prisoner in St. James's *treet, where he belonged to a tailor's club. He con fessed the rnhbery, and said, he had lost part of the money, and spent the remainder.—Guilty. The capital part of the charge was done away in consequence of no one proving the parish where the robbery v: as committed. The following were convicted of felony, viz. Eleanor Banfield, for stealing a Bank-note. Elizabeth Starhng, for stealing a watch. I. Dalton, for stealing a bleat t and a coat, Ste. J. Williams, for stealing several articles of apparel. I. Waterhouse, for stealing a handkerchief. J. and S. 1 hurston, fur stealing two deals. W. Robins, for stealicg a silk hatitiktrchiif. H. Quin, for Evan* 'even pieces of pork. J. Pearson, for smiting several shirts. G. Marsten, for stealing a watch. Sarah Margaret Austin, for stealing E5O in Banknotes. S. Banks, to: stealing Ten Pounds. Eleanor Fearon, for 'reality , fifteen yards of cotton. W. Mania, for stealing a hat. 3. Butler. for stealing a handkerchief—and S. Wel:. and 1. Wood, but stealing eleven yards of gingham. G. Denis and J. Cooper were inJiced fcr having robbed J. Morris, on the King's highway, of seventeen shillings, his property. Prosecutor was a chimney-sweeper. On the ld of May. in the evening, he was going up Georp,e.street, St. Giles's, with his brother and another person, when Davis asked the prosecutor to give him some liquor, which he refined. Davis then collated him, and drew a knife ; Cooper immeeiatcly took &ma. the prosecutor a box containing his money. Cross-examined by Mr. I.tion Gartnow.—Davis had been a chimney-sweeper. Witness had Seen dancing about town collecting money at May time. Davis was in liquor, and so was witness and his corn. panions. He offered to make it up for £2 before they went to Marlborough-street.—Not Guilty. James Ram was indicted for burglary in the house of Mr. Swan. Park-place, Islingtnn, on the 26th of October, and steit!iog therein four silver table spoons, acc.—The prisoner, it appeared, was in company with a boy selling apples, and Miss 'Swan having made a purchase of a shilling's worth, the boy handed the money to the prisoner. In about ten minutes after, Miss Swan perceived the boy getting out at i the parlour window, and she stopped him, but be made his escape. The prisoner was apprehended soon after, and whilst waiting in Mr. Swan's parlour, he offered to Nay for the spoons with the fourteen shillings he had in his pocket in put. This was the only eircurn. stance which in any way connected him with the boy, but the Judge, in summing up. humanely ob. served, that there might have been other causes for the offer on the part of the prisoner, such as going before a Magistrate on the charge of felony, how:ver innocent.—Not Guilty. _ _ _ The following . were also acquitted, viz. 3. West, Ann Devour, Rebecca Pack, Sarah Wright, T. Owens, J.Ke..nedy, R. Stacey, Anil NPllonald, & Sonbia Wort. The case of Thome: Ctuhani Brown, for stealing a lette from the General Yost Ottice, who was reepited last Sessions, for the opinion of the Judges, was con firmed as a good conviction. Yesterday, at the Town-hall, Southwark, J. Collin:, driver of the Greenwich stage, No 279, was convic ted in the penalty of £l2 los. for stifieting two peo ple besides himself to ride on the box ; and Catherine Hanson was convicted of having fourteen couater felt eighteen penny tokensin tier possessior, and was sentenced to pay a fine of ses for each, which decli ning to do, she was committed. Bow-sinzar.—Yesterday Afarq lry was fully committed for trial on a charge of highway robbery, knccking a man down, and rubbing hits of his watch, ut Pickett -street, Tt topic Bar. IMUNDLR.—An Inquest was hehl on Thursday last, at Lidbrouke, in Gloucestershire, on the body of Mr. kicnry Thompson, a respectable-farmer, who, whilst in the execution of his Mike as constable of the parish of Ruardean, was, cu the preceding rooming, shot dead by William Turner, labourer, of the parish of Watford, in the county of Hereford, in compsny wits his brother, Richard Turner, and John Whit tingharn, labourers, both of the same place, and Richard Scufikr, labourer, of St. Briavell's. de ceased had apprehended the wife and A female relit tiveor William Turner, whom he was about to con vey before the Magistrates, having in their posses sion some wheat in sacks, lately stolen. William Turner, and his companions endeavourectto rescue the females, . but wtre taken into custody ; and, though William Turner was guarded on, both sides by Mr. Thompson and another person, each holding an arm, Ec contrived to take a pistol from under his smock frock, and to-discharge the contents in the body of Mr. Thompson, who instantly fell iiieless.— The Jury found a verdict or—Wiltul Murder against William Turner ; and also against tke Anhui tor Aiding and assisting. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THE. WING V. DUDFIELD AND OTHER.% 77:.flas Duqfdel, Hannah Du'/n /d, Crop Du4fieli,l E4zalalt Durffield, ahaez ila_tiley, and or• er, were indicted to a conspiracy to defraud the credit. rs of • Thomas Diidtield, by means of a fictitious commis skin of ban!:ruptcy. The Diidtields have long been well known as the keepers of a noted brothel in Shire•lane, and Bayley was their attorney. The elder Dudfielil being in• debted to a person of the name of Taylor, and ano ther of the name of Creed, they were obliged to bring actions against him, and Mr. Bayley, as his attor ney, procrastinated the trial by all means in his poster. In the mean time, before they could be brought to trial, the parties concerted a commission of bank. ruptey, in which cue Clarke, a mere pauper, became the petitioning creditor. Mr. Awl:ley, a ragged hac! clerk of Bayley, also proved a Farce debt. Petty, a journeyman smith, brother in-law to Dud field, also proved 3110111 Ct large debt ; and Mr. Bay ley, the attorney, also proved a large debt—all of which debts were without the lean foundation ; but there four debtors elected Clarke arid Petty assie tiers. Radford and Taylor, who were Gana Pe creditors of Dutifield, seeing this iniquitous 1-..roceed ing was done to defeat then; of their just debts, em ployed Mr. Hill, of Chancery-lane, as their attiirney, who, during an investigation of ab we a year, and after twenty-nine private mee:ino, disclosed this fraudulent transaction, upon which tl:c Chancelior made an order for the removal hi Linke and Petty, as assignees, and Mr. Taylor was elected. Dud field, finding himself thus foiled in his fraud, came to Mr. Hill, observing, is that I.e was dead fe•af, bet, like Bonaparte, they could not say Le h scl neral, although lie had•been beaten, and theretore now he supposed he must pay his creditors." lie then proposed to secure all his real creditors the., debts, it Mr. Hill would g.ve him time, and consent to supersede the commission. Tl.is Mr. Hill agreed' to; but, instead of doing it, a year afterwards, Mr. Hill, his son, the a s signee, and all who had any thirg to do under the commission, were presented with an indictment for a conspiracy to defraud Georgiana Dudfield, or Lynn, daughter, who claimed all the father's property as hers, which indietnient, however, they had never brought to trial. This tissue of fraud occupied some hours in deve loping, but at length, by the proceedings under the commission of bankruptcy, and by Mr. 1-iill's evi dence, being fully proved, Thomas I)udfield, the la ther, Hannah, his - repined wile, George budfield, his son, and Abraham Bayley, the attorney, were all Jolene! Guilty—the others, whom the evidence die nut reach, wbre Acquitted. Thursday evening a melancholy accident occurred not tar from the White Hart Inn, in Wakefield.— Some voters were setting out in a chaise, on their re turn to Pontefract, when the horses became unruly. The Boots, at :he White flirt, tried in vain to stop them : he was thrown down, and the wheels passed ever his neck, inflicting a - deadly wound. The horses proceeded rapidly forwards, and in• their progress killed a child, which attempted in vain to escape. Yesterday John Dnrrnou, a paviour, was unload ing a cart in Piccaoirly, which was full of stones, and in takinirout one of them the whole gave way, and, shocking to relate, he was honied under a ton weight of stones. He was released from his shocking situa tion by the spectators in a very short time, and car ried to the Hospital in a dangerous situation. Thursday morning the servant of Mr.Wippell, gro cer, in Fore -street, Exeter, having incautiously placed a chair on the ledge of the window, and was standing on it cleaning the glass, when her hand slipped from its hold, and she was precipitated to the ground. Her arm was broken in two places, and her skull .also fractured : there is hope of her recovery. Extract of a letter from Newport, county of Mayo. —" lam sorry to say, that a shocking accident oc curred at Newport, on the night of the lath inst.— A number of rersons had assembled in Denis Ho ban's house, to see a Play performed, when the floor gave way, and they were precipitated into the street. four lives were lost ; poor Mr. Duff, a Miss Kearns, daughter of an Orlicer in the 6Sth, and two women whose names have•not been mentioned to me. Great numbers were severely hurt, but none mortally.— Young Wilson is one of those how' Exnerriote.—On the 9th inst. David Edward,, convicted at the late Breconshire Assizes, of cottieg the throat of Gwenllian Morgan, who was pregnant by him, with intent to murder her, was executed at Brecon, parsnant to his sentence. lie was '23 years of age. About two years ago he became acquainted with Gwenllian Mori an, et the same patish, to whom he paid his addresses : About tun months since she :hewed symptoms of pregnancy ; and, alarmed at the idea of let socailrn the chili, he endeavoured to dissaade her horn it ; but rot succeeding, after many prutestatiors of love, ke lured her to a stable, where he began to upbraid her with per Edy, and co: her thrtoo raorly iro:n car to ear. He had secured the stoble door iuside, and got cot threugi: s;e win dow or a hayloft. The unfortunate female w:.s un able to open the door ; but a person, in attemptiq, to put his horse in the stable, heard her groan's, and on ;;Ircing the door, with the assistance of a neighbour, found :or weltering in her blood ! She was just able to name the perpetrator of the brutal act, who 1 setts immediately pursued to his father's hou s e. O n the following morning he was committed to Brecon 1 jail. Alier receiving a respite, he was in full expec station of a repoeve, until tne moment his death war- I rant arrived. The young woman is recovering. RUVTURED PATIO:TS, &C.....1)11.0 0 OPER, MUNROE', I and Co. of Charlotte. House, opposite the Rev. Row. land Hril's Chapel, have established a Medical Board in Won.istock.street, Oxford-street, adjoining New Bond street. 1 where a Physicals and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of I I.coldoo, of -birty years experience, reside, and where all the Members of the Board alternately attend. That thousands Lave heat restored to health by them, without confinement, is in. ' &spit - W.le, after hospitals bad failed. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, dtc. &e. are the conseve,nees of a certain complaint improperly treated.—Messrs. Cooper, M unroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both houses ' until Nine . at night liscre are side doors at each house, and private rooms for fensales.—• . • The Piles and FL tu l a cored withc.ut cutting. —, 1 ,-. • Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte House on Mondays and Fridays, and at Woodstock House us Wednesdays, who ate radically cured of reducible Ruptures on scientific and anato mical principles, without surgical opts ation or the least excoria tion. Patients at a distance describing their case,•may have the curative process sent to any part of the Kingdom, by which means they may obtain a radical cure. Letter; containitig at: en closure immediately attended tes THE WAGER. Lnr 13---,lvbfs to cock-fighting wok great 1 , 1 0 .1 , ht, I'l tilt. wager to 14).- 1 hat when iat (lowa together the cuckl A 0,13 f,;:.;, list run horn each other Away For that he a greater attraction would bring •I•l.an they to each tither would prove, A charm 4, affurivg, chat round the wide ring 1 Ley fhoUid whereer hr st•.uld :wore ! The Isower accer ed, the en:ks triorne.l an I grac'd, ('.that a co: -curse encircled the ground!) And they were rh: sonnet upon the ti.rf placA t ilia!: each cock turn'd suldenly round. • They viewed not each '*her, but trade a short ca -1 hen s•ritt at bis i.ord.hip they ffew: (I-lis hoot, ortre by W EN . 4 I.llit ACEISO jar:Uirs And surpritingly shone to the view I) The itcre. Iva. nut, be: • the tracer was won, i.tir the itn'..EC of caCil WiL3 In the high-poii,h',.: timit? th:t no tit intently shone, AIM .acit cock att.cked his own •hd{le Theo eSouts of arplzule rchotod testa front tLe throng, To his Ler&hip'. Zile; But it i r aise to hi; I .or..;•hip's bore:Won be! ong, V: ARA cm! wha: nltrst be even to you For reitlinut yeer JLACTZINCrt4 boots bat pot sbon; Is. )7 ! iuch a Ito rt.,. to b0t.4., The hun.miehzd he tLe bit Le rot woo, And the spat •.f the Jay had i:tel lo.t. Each Nob!ertsr. Trost':: then qvAly de:lsed WA, a 04 . 11 CIC ING iiIVIt WOW(' 1.91:; Ana each on.: to % qat;clo) repair' t, o bt.y Ills japan tut the e atnve tryl? inerfrnablt 131.::CKiNG is prefaced by 'eze7r. N.. .0, 51 ILAN°, And sold by mut er t rrs. makers, I•ritum••r<, ble. in ev,ry ► , 09. a in t:•.: 614:.c butters, and Is nil. raeb. iv IS. A.lc i,ir U . A tc i 1.% _ lttxlHS. May 11, at Bishop's Court, Lad/ t; raves, of a Ft.oay Int.:aim, at Latter, t4.e Lay ut L. 48,1.40 &rate•. • I. cut:, N. of a ion. seut.ight, at IVnyweston, FOnItTSC., the L. ..f W. Dichosa/um, Esti M.l'. 14. a dauih•er. AIARFUEI). Tuesday, at St. Geordc'o, lirutetcr-tquire, John Causer in the Royal to of tht law 1):E1). May 9, at Mean, Mr. hare LLivis, (MIMI. lie ret ir.l a k:t k irutti 4 horsebew.avxerct.o Lei tie I %la i IvLireti tast, fnicturt%i his skull, and %Adm.:fly ott.oweril his ..tea:b. DIVIDE NDi to be made at GUILDHALL. June 7, John Cumberlere,Geotse yard, Looti'ard-otver,niro chant, at to dye. 'June 3, John l'irer, of flickaratai, cattle dealer, at twelve. June 5. Robert lliaehell , of Deebsbare, iiilikreper, at one. June 30. Louis H. KG. Constant, at .41. close... Aware, tUglt•Erti:taf, at. twelve. June 17, tiro. R2:tteibli, 1-14111.1 W, r.:: ,, ter :niter, at eleven. lace to, fr.:. man P 'chard , , Montagu•pisee, ittts.eit•lusre, in..?^%..;.t, at June 7, C;,:ti,-n imprit, of Itiebopittre.au reet Withro, and Warnford court, niercti nit, at one. Jane 10, John o•Oarts,Yor:. place, Kew:fog:en, Search oilman, at ten. Jone It.oxrt tri,New Ca ver.i.b,•ll.strelat, Marrla benne, u7hol.ietc,e. May 24, W. A lt h.tn,, Tokoiliouse-yard, broker, at e , e. .lu E .l.t 16, C. Love, Old eet, jewe ler, at one. Lire 17, Mug, z•nt.i.-ed.teh, parlour, eleven. Jive L, J. I tirnbuil, J. korbrs, R. A. Crawford, tad D. ••kror, Pr** , afire:, mrraaate, a: tweve. Jape 7, I. ittlitlawelt, F.. ;:tat::• street, Nr nter, at one. DIVIDENDS to be wade In ite COUNTRY. June 2, S. Hyman, Plymouth Dock, j.w..i.er, a , twelve, Weakley's Hotel, Plymou:h Pock. June IS, W. Fisher, Cwt. ten ant, carpenter, at two, at the tiel!, Chats:them. June 9, J. Teece, Newton Batchurch, shcrker., , r, at elev.o, at are reye, Shrewsbury. June 9, J. Cooke, Rt..; ton, dealer, at t..C. en, at . .te . faibt/t, Shrawslaury. .111111 c 9. tJeactley, Reading, dr per, :t tw e.ve, at the 13..0ad Face, ReaJi: g. June 10, W. May, P Sharp, and I. W.l.nn, Liot 41001, upholsterers, at eleven, at tLe Office of Mr. F. Boult, Liverpool. June g 3, 1. Davis, Bruit", tanner, at eleven,at t; e Commercial Rooms, Bus ul. June 17, I. Pearsall, niacin, iron.hoop-matittta.::ur. r, a t icrLII, at the Coat mercial Rooms, Bristol. June 20, W. Bown, Wigan, cotton. manufacturer, at eleven, at the th.z, NI-twin:stet. June IS, M. Falkner, fslanchester, stationer, at two, at the Star, Manchester. June 3, J. and A. Hood, t;rrat la' low, grocers,at cleven,at the 'fawn Hall, Reading. June .2.1, J. H. RAM% 'Maul, di uggiu, at eleven, at the Corimerc.al Room., Bristol. June 9, T. M.r. shall, 'Backwater, gpxer, at ttn, th:. George, kradmg. June 12,1. Seaton, J. F. Seaton, R. Seaton, and T. FuArr, l'outeft act, hankers, at eleven, at the Red Lion, PonWfract. June li, John blagden, of Chichester, woulstapler, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. June t 7, Wm. Ryley, '.Vin :ester, Burn dtapa, at twelve, at the Star and (lamer litia, ot.:ester. Jude 21, Woad Scales, Kendal, upholverer, eleven, at the Kitties Arms Inn, Kendal. June iv, John I.oe, Northautpton, ba:t.r, at eke. tt, at the Peacock Nor.ltantimin. Jute 10, Smith Hanford, Fort. sea, Hants, common brewer, at one, at file Kane, Ann., hems. June IU, Joseph Fisher. New Sleaford, Aix, dresser, at twelve, a the Whi:e Lion, New :sleaford. June UG, Joseph Dyke, of Glen• tester, salt:rattan, at twelve, at the Commercial Roams, St;.v.l. Jane 1 IS, ;Win Rudwiy, of Whitehasen, mercer, at L 1111.45: ne Ishok Whitelsaven. June 11, Joshua Ireland, Si Carlisk, it,erchant, at eleven, at the king's Arms inn, Carlisle. SUPERIOR ADVICE. T is of the F.rtt consuqu:nce to ascertain on srhece I talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed it: ails t ion. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons of emlneure and hi,;!l professional attainments, Members of the Royal Cutleg." of L. don and 4t.tiuburgli, present to the Public the result 44 14' real. reperience in the of Venereal ennspLiats, and dune l'hhe IL its and Deficiencitn which not unfrequently prevent or erah:n ter the Mate:mon:2l State. la the various gradations fnins r - cent itti,ction to Lure, their treatment comfm. - 4. often a %it...ly, and al .I)'s a radial care. In duLioas tn.tc••att; 13.1 and well•arrsinged experience gives them a prna.;' : :P!!' decision that vecures the patient trout being isscrrsit: ., : , :rd c ! existence. or Laving his constitution undermined and te• ei• principle destroyed by a latent but insidious disease, or + and fral tier in shadow pretenders. la Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Anir.y Organ:, arising :ram tete:dee Indultznre, Insa'abrov el 7. 77 1 . . or solitary sensuality, the practice gives new We asil the system, oven Incases which arc vergiur on desprr. tures and other derangements of the Urethra they rr -.rn it s mud rod etiectnzi manner. Slight and recent cases tat K.-. Infection ::re ct.'rei in the sheet period of two risen. • • male Sex it win.:4l be cm:soh:tory to know that titer may r." l of thine debrititts which def. at concertina and sip t!ie dun of cannt3dal !dicky. P atients treate d wi'h cand• ia• catty, and itiviolahle liecrecy. Messrs. Carrie awl t 74. rlv +- consulted every day, at their house, 107, liatton.ratens. I. "' from the country, rating minutely the case. mole ef !•• -s n • • and inclosing a remittance for advice and mediehrs. +i • ith studious attention. No. 137. Hatton-garden. _ PRICE OF L'OC Bank Stock, 25.5 U Sper Ct. Red. VII 72f S per Ct. Cow , 741 73 4 per C:r.t. 89;;I 5 per's. Navy 1031 i 104 !KS YESTERD.IY. 1 Lori Anns. IR 9•V: : I I mila Stock ^:'; Sim' limit' Ronda r,. r: p:. L:::cii. WM (:: d.) 119 Cons. for Aer. WI :3 30s. Ca. to a • 1. 341. COAL MARKET, MAY 21. Ship , at T4arket. Ships sold. 71 Ncwcasle 14 AI:11c1zrIlnd pr!. .g. NIGH WATER TO MORROW AT !MAN*: Morning • - 1 urn. a:rer Afternoon • - ....... LONDON Printed mid 'washed by Li p•.: hi.• • , I'lace, Touplrliar. 1 A