Star. — London, England, 1817-11-05 00:00:00

. OWN LASS NIGHT'S LONDON GAZET7E, BANKRUP rciEs 411 , 112cPbED. ailtn Rawlins of Liverpool, merchant, Jaer and chapeaus. HANKRUrrs. -------- - - 17riah Botcher, of Catibridge, seeeener, dealer and ebapmsr, to rurreuiler Nue:ll4l4, NW Ow. 16, at ten, the Pickerel' Inn, Cambridge. •Attoroics, Mr. Ge.)::e Peacacke, Cambridge; or Mr V' illiani Trtene, Cur:;1•0;•-zttett Chat.cery.lane. John Zia Ott and i-efilit4 Ashby, of 000 gh—la.sre, London, fancy feather-manufio curers, dealers, chapinen, and copartners, Nov. 11, 18, awl Dec, 16, at one, at GuilOhall. Attornies, Messrs. La , :e and 15ennett, Lawrence Fountney Hill. Liward Ya"dall, late of Earl.stree:, Blacktriarti, London, corn deal. dealer ani charms!, Nov. 11, 18,and Dec. i 6, at one, at Guildhait. Arorney, Mr. Harding, 154, Whi - echapel. Inmes Walker, of Upper Russell btrrvi, lltrmontha y,Surrey,glue maker, tanner, dealer and chapman, Nov 15, 18, and Dec. 16, ten, at 4oildliall. Attoruies, Weir". Drew and Sons, Bet. niusidsty.strettG.Stnahwark 'William Kew, of tipper Russel-street, Bt•rmondsey, Spanish les:her dresser, dealer Paul chapman, Nov. b, 15, and Dec. Id, at ten. at Guildhall. • &Wrote., Messrs. Drew and Sous, Her. snonthey-street, Southwark. Sarah Show of A beinarle-serent, Piccadilly, dress maker a n d milliner; dealer and eliapwounos,- Nov. 11, 17, and IS-c. an ',eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. liolship, Ch nient'4 George Teckner, late of Portaea, Hants, hon• , -4..trn tit , r. der, Aral , fr anti chaptuan, Nov. 14, 18, and Dec. 16, 41 ime, at • the Star an : Garter Inn, Portsmouth. At•ornie-, I'ownall, Staple Ina, London; or Mr. anuoke, Portsea. Frolicis KcilOeck, of Holborn, and George Tyndale, of Aldgare, • Loudon, linen-draper, dealers, ells:liter, and copartii.ss, Nov. I, at eleven, Nov g. and?), c. 16, at twAve, at t. uild. ball. Aru.nlies, MetArs. Willis, Clarke, Coates, and Watstm, ' Warriford court, 1 brngmorton street. right, of High-.tract, Yhtiretlitcli, haberdasher, silk mercer, dealer and chapatan, Nov. I IS, 18, and Dec. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 157 r. Cra!ts, Foley street. Jblan 'gager, of Matket.strect, M.Thatik-street, Westminster, brewer, dealer and chapniatt, binveniber el, 11, and December 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Acton**, Messrs Stratton and Alt , port, 44, shoreditch. • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Dec. 2, S. Mobile and 1. Dyster, Billiter lane, merchantv, at eleven. Nov. 2.5, 1. Wilson, Crosby square, merchant, at twelve Nov. 25, J. Seabreoke, Leaderiliail-street, man's-mer cer, at eleven. Nov. 25, W. Elsie, Bnghy, Yorkshire, fire 'philter, at twelve. Nov. 25, J. Crundall, South Latnb.lll, tim ber-merchant, at eleven. Nov. 29, C. M`Carthy, Long ere, Errmondsey, skinner, at eleven. Nov. 1:5, T. Brame, Lowestott, berritig-nstrcbaut, at one. Nov. 29, W. Eltuitt, Peterborough, draper, at twelve. Nov. 71,L. M. Flea, Bury.court„ St. Mary Arse, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 11, B. Cohen, Bisliopsgate street, merchant, at eleven. Dec. 16, 1. Higgs, Dudley, linen draper, at one. Nov. 29, T. Coming, Castle-court, Birchin lane, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 29, H Harris, Coventry, rib bon-manu:acturer, at twelve. Nov. 22, T. Hewitt, Carburron. street, ironmonger, at twelve. Doe. 2, J.D. Sampson, Ipswicis, *A-piercer; at ten. DIVIDENDS to be node In the COUNTRY. Nay. 97, J. Prentice, Shabbington, dealer. at eleven, at the 'White I.tun Inn, Danbury. Nov. 25, T. Wright, Stourport, timber-merchant, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Dec 5, ti. Limbden, Bristol, yin-manufacturer, at twelve, at tke Commercial Itootus, Corn -street, Bristol. CERTIFICATES—Nor. 25. P. Feneira. Bond court, Walbrook, mierchant. J. Stone Blackwarer, t Weir. W. Cozuns, Kensington, linen-draper. R. Barak Broker-row, Southwark, builder. 1. Bird, Brampton, grater. W. Scott, Longtown, dealer in bacon. S. Holroyil, Sitddlesvorth, inn-keeper. W. Mas i , Bristol, thip.owner. W. Graves, Pakonburgb-courr, Sabo, coach-master. J. Neale, Wapping wall, aricbovsnaiih. J. Harrison, Heskat, clerk. G Gregory, Liverpool, dreggist. P. Farringtoo, Wond street, silk maradacturer. C. W. Bayliss, Birmingham, dealer. G. ilea, Thipee Arms Chambers, smercblim. K. Warrington, sen. Co- V .atry.,woolitailer. • it. M A Nsion.House.— Yesterday Daniel .Rolfe was brought np on a warrant by Laurence O'Keefe, Keeper of Records in the Gaol of Limerick.. The utarrant, which was granted by an Irish Magistrate, stated, that the charge was for a felonious conspi racy in conjunction with two other men to suborn a woman to swear that a man named Naylor had corn m,itted a rape upon her. All the Officer had to do ave. was to swear to the hand-writing GI the Ma gistrate who granted the warrant, and to receive the LORD MAYOR'S signature, to authorize the removal srli of this country.—The Lunn blArou, " There is scarcely any nece sity for swearing to the writing of the Magistrate. I Plow Mr. Wilkinson well, and I re i ally have a mind to send over a warrant against tip for false imprisonment of my own person ; for wben I was last in that part of Ireland he came to we t forced me to his house, end refused to let me gg nets I had eaten and drank much more then na tive required, But I'll remember it to Mr. Wilkin son. if ever I catch him here."—The Officer said, all Limerick had charges of that kind to. make against • by. Wilkinson, who, however, thought so little of elf law in such cases, that he committed acts of false imprisonment every day of his life, and set the pre- Aid ewasigye of Ws roorory quite at de ti anee.—The war ript was then backed, and Kelly sent .o the Comptes.. GWlLDNALL.—Yesterday a genteel young woman was charged by Mr. John Gibson, of the Borough, who had observed and followed her steps. with Drag to decoy an interesting girl, nine years old, between &Wit. and nine o'clock in the morning, from the oftbbourhood of Clare market. The witness bad • dard die delinquent from Temple-bar to Tudor meat. pear Blackfriar's bridge, wheb, having ob awed the reluctance of the child to proceed further, be.wentup to.the prisoner, and interrogated the little girl. Witness then discovered that the deluded child .lived in Yere-atreet, Clare-market, had been sent out at eight: o'clec.k tor rolls, when she was accosted by prisoote in the macper jest described. Her ma thee.fiad seat in all directions to find her.—Remanded. Hlll7lOll GAIIPSW.--Yesterdity Margaret Creed, a pot Moine; residing at No. S, Kennedy's-coutt,• Borten-stmt..iiolburn, applied for advice to the Magistrates for the recovery and discovery of her NA. who .hitd been stolen flora her about 14 years ago, when a child. She stated, that in consequence of seeing in.the Saturday's Papers of the Police News, an account of a young man who called himself Jo *adults .o.tle k that had been stolen when a child out of St. Andrew's Church and sold to a chimney mown. hatpin. applied at that Offiee to discover _ bip parents were she made no doubt but he was by plyla ,: He was christened by the name of Ect impedcareed, but his name might be changed. The dist ano,ninnimer of her losing her child agreed with ** e seetest,iewea is the paper. She lived in a court in Golden-lane when she lost her child, and she bad aihedetbree timas.•-.ogle unfortunately bad not' t le t cod At the Office where he lived. Read, the **Mob,* the poor woman's address. She appeared in thereats* &sissy at the idea of recovering her kis t hi g i_ee.wits surehez heart told her it was her Ago She departed mita satisfied on the officer's as. wog bee be would use big best endoeoolks to finl 70014 0159 E 7: ."7" PP 11) dr, The last Lottery that commenced Drawia; tteb,dl of November, was, like the. present, Isl , ney and Stock Prizes ; and it is d at'A recollection of the Public, that . l3l tit st:l.l of 459,000, bes:cks various nitro C i pi t .,l l. 6, 7 2 that pet iod, there have beat Two m' re ilweic ries, in which Offices .4;:ain stoic, ~t ut loving sold 1 Prize of 410,0:0, 1 Pr;z.o: Prize o f x20,0(10, and I Prize or £15.0A I .ra t an ammthie number of smaller Cdpitais ; am; the same p,-tiod, the number of iblon t y p i Lt i ss 4 by Bv,a, is too nnit;etous J. , r an Adrettisen,,:ia, This continued SU:7CCcS, lll.`llii it only 4.04 t r ,, past, yet it does tv't b.ttlly for the ;u:rt: therefore, shaU not I.e sty-pit:A . 4 h ti nouitee, shortly, that lbw; has s the rreitzi (iI not all) the Six 020,000 Prins e•intai.ltd Lottery which begins NEXT FRIDAY, the 7th 0 1 Month. Ink 1-15 _ Tlotrc,lay, the ftthil October, at l'a'Aenhalt 11_1, tr..t a .. Counts o d.ongford, of a son and r. Feturflay, Airs. New too, e, o; a hon. hot,lay, at So”t1 anivon, the I.J. 1y et Caoata 1.6 ! the Royul Navy, ait a Val. DIEt). Monday se'smight, at Rochester, Eleanor, lode of CA Michael Smith, Vicar of Stocklr.:ry. _ _ The 25th ult. at Ednburgh, Mrs. Eeplunda Elphirtu en , Uri of the Rev. Duneua Mq.ea, Minister at Irserhutut. At the Manse of Arts ruttier Writ, on the I stli e!.. al W hig delivered of a son on the Gth, Mary Drains:, ..e, k 1 of the Rev. Andrsw Car,tairs. On the ed list. Jeau Robertson, elde4t da•tgltter c Hamilton, 1 7 .4 of Fionter•stret, Bs un,wiek••tleire. On the 2al att. a; Euttioron Hut.ze, Lusark ha re, l.:4; sof Lantiagton •xTRA(..-rs teem LE'reERS erldres.ei L SOLOMON. Gilead honse, near Liverpool, inuerat Efficacy of tbg CORDIAL. BALM of CILEAD an thew: and complicated Disorders fur width it is perto::lr being administered to the tender infant, the prr:nrut , and to palsied age s with safety and efficacy, ItitLerto unpin iu the annals of !Medical dtscovery., Frariat CA RLi ON, NtAR LLEDs.:--Thomac Swl - , Pante Glataer, of Carleton. in-the Parish of Rothwell. nt-r 1,-.t presses himself thus:—" For near 30 years I was .:,1,3, weakness in my whole frame, itulige lion, dinmes- of a,;ht ache, and at tames violent spasms in nay rotunda ant I which nearly deprived me of eator tice, and ci , .!.s's4 cyed .1: I n obtaining relief; as eatery method failcl tha: WR. an ti.; be lug the gr• at repute-of the Cordial Balm of Gilead in nw bourituud, a servant boy was di•patcloal to Ale. Met Wakefield, for a' bottle, the first dose of width relie• pains—dispelled the:wind—and nay Ludy, that was drawl contracted, became almost ins:ali!artentirly to its u-e a! p: one bottle absolutely restored me to health. 11, ire dot (04104 t is person on Dr, Solomon, to reco:n loin taunt, great comfort I enjoyed by raking the Balm of Gilearl,l horseback front Carleton to Liverpool, a rhea? cc 0 e 0 I two days, for that purpose, and feel it no less my duty the nation to state the above farts for te bet:alit uf maikanL Gansswoe-eta, name CONCLET(IN.-7 1 / 4 lr. 0. Baynes . 1 To you and your most invalualsle Medicine I owe every sing. which I now enjoy. During tLe course of five y , was grievously afflicted with a nervoui disorder, re the indiscretions of my youth, whieh . !unwed no with incessant spasms, debileation of the wOole nerora• relaxations of my limbs, &c. I was vice given up in a fever by the faculty, and became so Altered 'that 1 oar known by my friends; I then sent to Mr. Falkuor, of Cs for three bottles of your invaluable Cordial Vilna c: which entirely r, stored me to my health and-camila.' gar It is impossible to insert all the eases and cures esti Soloman is in possession of, as it would require some et he contents himself with what has been Inserted, great ex; \ having convinced him, that in all mattid affectitnts of tee • and lymph (the eau-. of almost every malady) so made,* efficaciotes a remedy, was never of to mankind. Sold by S. Leigh, is, Strand ; and by all Ven,:ers of Medicines in Europe and America, price Its. and s::s. duty Included. Of whom may be had, the Anti-Impetigints, or - Drops, an absolute cure for the Scurs y, Scrufala, Lepta Price ifs. and ans. per bottle. As Dr. Steomaa's practice has new become so great an. sive, that hi, constant engagements require a colt:oda:oer of his time and attendance, be expects, whet' consul.tal,: compliment or One Pound: but all written cares. ttr le, advic:, and unaccompanied with an order 'or ineliciL mittance, to be answered at.his leisure, are required to only half-a guinea.—Dratts may be obtained at .ity roe payable at laverpoul, for small sums of money, wi trh I I mode of conveyance. bitch letters should, for sate- a, be rested : " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Glared Has- Liverpool. Paid Dot.ble Pater." Non est advert sed valere vita.—Mar.Tla 1.. " late is only Life, When blest with Ipie THE finest system of Ethics is to c-lihne v, •': bound*, and thus to regulate the Pa stioNS; Cll,, and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those bar i,l Religion and Morality have made sacred ; to curb but not hilate them appear' the lesson of Prudence, best siezal limit theit efferveicence. • Every disorganisation of the human frame requiter n• akal knowledge ta remedy, and the public reltare ti ,•:;) when Professional men (disregarding the suggenieas al t • vials and interested) devote their studies to the ovate those complaints generated by imprudence, and the el art . the pastiche at an ungmrdod moment. " The strewn& e 'lion cousins in the health of the people;' but it is at Luz:.:. , reflect on the dilly ffierifiee to the igeot once of unfeehug ea: ' cism, and to counteract as far as possible its further sari fa offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own eza et;et le • • variens diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of r.•!:: 11. (early acquired at school, before Karam - has assent,' hr. over the mind), will, in contemplalog lOspowerkssauel ' susceptible of enliVeniug sensations, •ir. • ketaa tug dist tl . complicated state to exhaustion may be roused into maid.; a i lmense study—immoderate anxiety—long reriZeac: as climes, and many other causes, will frequently el. re . r: 1 ' ROWS SYSTEM; in OLch cases we tan hold net an mw"' animation, by remedies which have loug answered the tr hops . of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness LVES sm.:rasa, s l2l :"WretreaVoCdtgeitilteedifiiartikrslaileek‘‘i:ZibiOukrOithioeninsproved state of Medical sclera oar method by observii ik t U r rl a ce" : i p l a ad t i im rl ii ‘i lu sil: bo :" % P ri u'r n i°l g li; no ."% l it : s ; 111e :: : : 1° that .a few days oialy are required for tar rernoval t..•.. ll* tomb; that the most inveterate care will yield to our no' witbian monde, and that in a person who may sitlea' r anjured, the disease may be pre:emsA altogether fret.t tie; a similar remark at.plies to many other deramieler.a. of a . :retbee'sysiem, as weakness, ulceratims..Ste. • sees4l:ll' see' ' obstinate cases of winch awe daily removed without the we l ade or stimulants. Some peculiarities inside:nal to :',..'•' Lave clotescaped our attention; in which mien. .. ,o.elal . efficacy has superseded the imam) usually arlop;ed. la 6 , eyocm is uniqu e , pecuhorly entre. tie, amid ,our. "'e t t ?Idneated in tint our native city; schooled in cur Prof' sr . istrainuotesai by its apltudid medical characters; anti have 1 ibis, personally, to compare with admiration the lii , ti•. , • Okada, with the contineutalosur pretension , to •11,0 4 4 ?. _bunch we have seke te d) a r e matured by exerrier.e.' canoed by the daily applications we receive, eves hot: 1 alaktriti. 60.aS and Co. M. it. C. au". i -53, Botwetie•etreee, Fleet -street, London. i t !-Ot b • Far the general accursrasilatices we do n,,t lima 0 1 , n stated periods of practice, but may be coioulte I at a t able hours.—Couutry Patients are reqtteated :0 da'a- i ' w ,' their symptoms, &c. when medidne, w ill advice, sent 0 'dimly forwarded to any part of the kiugdout --A ensue • :expected to accumpiny the case. ----- • - • HIGH %V ATk.k TO MORROW Al' LOPIPJ:: .` • s Murn.qi . . •. 59 WIC. nt., i i Alt9plllll • • • 0 ..• • .....:........ , . . -......._. rabbi Da , / s Printed and Published bp Lay it, hist: , A , e r; LAW INTELLICITT.: BERJEANDIS INN HALL, NOVEMBER 4. LORE t . RIVERS ,EINO.' The argument on the rule Nisi for a new trial in this case, respecting the boundaries to Cranhourne Chase, was resumed to-day. On Satusday, Mr. Str jeant Derr showed cause against the rule, and after speaking for nearly three hours was 101 l ,wed by Mr. CASBEUD on the same side, who spoke for the re maii,Lter of the day, resumed his argument on Mon day, and did nut.finish it until one L',:lki;A: to-day. Mr. Serjeant LatiSiben addressed th:- Courtin sup. pert of tise rule, but had not concluded . when their Lot Pdjoomed at four o'clock. Tile case for t!:e de!euclaut will be resumed to-day, but the judg ment of the Court will pro'oably not be given until kite in the Term. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, NOVEMBER 4. Monday night, a post-chaise was stopped on Syd enham Common, by . a single highwayman, well mounted, who robbed a gentleman in the chaise of about thirty *killings, but refused taking any money from two ladies who accompanied him, saying he , never robbed the fair sex 1 It is univerully acknowledged, by the most respee.l table part of the profession, that the Medical Boards, established by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte ' House, 13Iackfyiars•road, and Woodstock-street, Os ford.soreet few doors from Bond-street), are the fountain bead for advise. It is a tact, that, by the united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Six Thousand Patients have been cured annually of ob stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, and hundreds bad been kasproperly treated by pumps ignorant of an importantbraoch o f the profession.—Messrs. COOPER, Mulattos, and Co. arc consulted daily by all ranks of-people, at each of their Establishments; or by letters from the Country, stating their case, when Medicine and Advice arc sent so all pans of the Kingdom.—There are side-doors at each house, and private rooms for fernates--Direct Charlotte blouse, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel i or Woodstock House, near New Bond-street: Sarah Tromp the elder, aged 39, and Sarah Treu/s the younger, aged 18, were indicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of Thomas ParkiLson, a Bank-, note for £c:(1, a note for sel, a shift, ear•rings, and other articles, the property of David Wickham. The eh!rr pTISOI:er WAS also indicted for receiving the said aricles, she knowing them to have been stolin. She appearing to be very weak, the Recorder humanely °rifted her to be accommodated with a chair. Sarah Wickham, wife of David Wickham, stated, that her husband is a butcher, living iif . 16, Clare street, Clare-market, in the first floor ,of . 1. house be longing to Thomas Parkinson, who occupies a part of the house as a china and. hardware shop. Sarah Troup, jun. was servant to witness till the 3d of Oc• tuber, on which day witness missed a 420, and ,fl notes, a shift, one pair of ear-rings, and a handker chief. She applied to a constable, and went with him to the elder prisoner's lodgings, in 8, Gilbert street, where she found rel. The c, listable produced a variety of articles which he found in the house of she mother. The loss of the piosecutrix in mow alohe exceeds £35. Some wit nesses were examin,.•d for the prisoner ; after v. lirch the RECORDER having summed up, they Jut y found the young woman guilty of the capital . charge, and found the mother guilty 01 receiving• Thonras William, a man of colour, 36, was indicted for stealing £9 yards of printed cotton„ the property of John Davis, a linen draper, in Ratcliffe-highway.. The cotton was hanging near the door, and . the sower took down a piece and put it wider his coax,•-i- A woman observing him to do so, called out stop thief," on which the prisoner , dirt! down tie cloth and r:in off; but he was apprehe • There were Mil. others in company with him, but they made off. Verdict—Guilty. Walter Levi 'and J. wise Moir 'were indicted for stealing, on the 22d of oeteber, two seals and a Chain from the person ol Thomas Burgess, his property.— Getlty. Aged 17 and 1.8. ; Thomas liumfrheer and Thomas Atelier eatre indicted for stealing, on the 24th of October..at variety ' of articles of wearing apparel, ,the. privies:l.9f Siolsby. The Jury found them both qttilfy l . i Joseph Loa:, a boy 14 years of 'age,stood,inslieted for stealing a silk handkerchiefAthe poesy of Wil liam Farr Rose, a clerk in the Navy Pay 011iceo— , Vent ict —Guilty. Feast:in* Angora, a Spaniard, was found guilty of stealing a tea-kettle, value 10s. from the shop of an. ironmonger in Whitechapel. The prisoner, through an interpreter, said in his defence, that he had been starving in the streets, and that all he wanted was to be sent home to his own count' y. John Jones was found guilty of stealing 126 yards of canvas from the shop of Ralph Brown. The pro perty' having been taken from outside the shop, the capital part of the charge was done away. S'avistel Brown was indicted for stealing, on the 22d of October, three saws, the goods of J. Pollen. The prisoner in his defence, said he was a copper-plate printer, out of employ, and was driven to the con-' mission of the crime by distress, having eaten no food for two days. The Officer who apprehended him bore testimony to his being so weak, from the want of nourishment, that lie could scarcely stand.— The Jury found him Guilty, but strongly recom mended him to mercy, on account of his distressed situati.n.—Here Mr. Smith, to whom the prisoper j had served an apprenticeship, addressed the Recordee i and said, that the prisoner was as honest a Lid as he, ever knew ; that he had employed him longer titan he could well afford, but was at 'lenrah obliged se_ discharge him, not having any further employment. Ramage- 4 i Will you employ again if he be, dischargectr- 4 4 My Lord, I would. employ .11ink sewer flue any otherperson/ know, it I had wosit., but business is now very bad; yet, it your Lordship, will please to discharge him, 1 still try to procure. employment for him, and in the mean time he shall' never want a dinner while I have one to give 18m."1 Mr. Smith seemed almost overpowered by his feeling . ' as he spoke. The Remote then called the .prisoner back, and matenced him tube titled .Is. and discharged. The Grntkmen un the Jury very humanely made a subscription for him, and werk etbortiiitly seconded - ber f elmost every one present. The whole. Court were much affected, and shillings and half.crowns showered from the galleries on the unfortunate prisoner; who stood weeping and almost oeerpoweeed•bytech kind-. pest. After a little time Mr..Sinitlf.aCiouspanied him Most of Court.. The genesnuironduct of this Gen tleman excited the warmest approbation of every one.: ' Mom: Lore was Indietedlalitealing a bed, value srl. the property of James *Hellingswertb, on the 25th of October. The prisoner' rook lodgings of th e . prosecutor, and a few days alte r 'he .yeitted - thein..bel was met by a constable with abed On his backs' 'IC his defence be said he had been out of emplowarsdi he only meant to pawn the bed to purchase Witte work with, by axans of"which hrshould have been. milled to have riefeethed it in the cricket of a week: The Jury found him Guilty, but recommended hint' to mercy.,-The prosecutor very 'humanely record-' mended him to mercy also, observing that lie hadtsd' doubt he did it from, distress, and he had been of. forded opportunities of taking property to the amount of hundreds of pounds it he had chosen, as he had Oen been entrusted with gold watch-cases; and other articris of value. The Court, in c ons id erat i on o f this recurnmeudatitti, 'sentenced him to p'ay the bee s ot a shining aid bediseharged. • fine, I Lusp!e-liaA - -- - ---.- roally have a mind to send over a warrant against - runner in nig amine, sate Br 5 a copper-plate Liverpool. Pai d Doubly Patage." tips for fake imprisonment of my own person ; for rallal - P, FLAX, AND TALLOW . — Th ere li tt le ye- P min w ii4l printer, out of employ, and was driven to the cent Non est vivere std valere .It2.•••M A r.T 1.% L. when I was last in that part of Ireland he came to riatien in the prices of Tallow since our last ; there mission o f the crime by distress, having eaten no . " Life is only Life, When bleat with liezth." have, however, been considerable fluctuations, and food for two days. 'rhe Officer who apprehended THE finest system of Ethics is to coone vo• me, forced me to his house, and refused to let me rather extensive oarcels have been disposed of. Hemp gg tristß I had eaten and drank much more then na- • . and Flax have been in g ood request. him bore testimony to his being so weak, from the bound., and thus to regulre the PA i!ION F• to tire required, But I'll remember it to Mr. Wilkin- want of nourishment, that be could scarcely stand.— and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those bat . quantity . . . The Jury found him Guilty, but strongly tecom- h iteligiosi and Morality have nude sacred ; to curb but I Sott o if . ever I catch him Mere."—The Officer said, OlL.— The extensive . of Oil taken by the ielly in their hands ; memo- Nate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best ca..-. mended him to mercy, on account of his distressed jeni , thvi , eff . all Limerick had charges of that kind to. make against speculators remains ch have found th • situati.n.—Here Me. Smith, to whom the prisoner : ' • Me. Wilkinson, who, however, thought so little of derable parcels may. however,. ear Whale remedy, and the pablic relt.ire Imprisonment every day of his life, and set the pre- Oil in other hands is so inconsiderable, that a farther and said, that the prisoner was as honest a Lid as he when Professional men (disregardin g the sutge;ti , e , , t: has been obtained. Rape arsd ever knew ; that he had employed him long e r than" vi° l " and interested) devout their studies to to, t:..-,e slims masque of this gossipy quite at de ti , ince.—The war- a d va n c e in the p rices thosecomp generated bim rudenee and t.• In other Oils he could well afford, but was at length obliged to •• • _L.?' p rant was then backed, and Kelly sent .o the Compeer, Linseed have ad . vanced ill 2 per tun. ... ss ..etatt linetta.vo moment. " T he e cru gta discharge him, not having any further essiploymeet. the cousins in the health of the people ;" but it is n• '..,: there is little variation. GIVILDNALL.—Yesterday a genteel young woman - ,„ Aube, MUNDY, AND HOLLAND!.—The prices of ItetOnDlß-... 1 4 Will you employ him again kfbe b e, item on the daily Siterifide to the ignotauce of tinted; i --* was charged by Mr. John Gibson , of the Borough , Leeward Island Rum have again advanced Id. per discharged •I''—'' My Lord, I svpqld employ .liim `la off . 64 and to counteract rs far as possible its further s s ae vari er bu to s tm di :e a r s i e n s g o irmaulpthe i t h enat °biersz ( t;l L li tt. .l who•had observed and followed her steps. with trying Di is uncommonly high ; the letters sooner than any otherperson I know, if I had work,. to decoy an interesting girl, nine years old, between gallon. Brandy from France this morning state a farmer advance in but business is now very bad; yet, it your I.,.oraillip Ogee acquired at school, Y before K u I%larY li vl a c s :L a rli ssert.d I des:. nod nine o'clock in the morning, from the .the prices at pourdereux ; the vintage this year has will please to discharge him, 1 will try to procure oftOhourhOod of Clare-matrket. The witness badover the mind), will, in contemplaicg his powerkt% este been nearly destroyed, only two thousand or throe employment for him, and in the mean time he shall - susceptible of enlilfeniug sensations, tr. krovimg tbst I • &aged die delinquent from Temple-bar to Tudor- w h e t ) , h av i ng o n. thousand puncheons are stated in place of the usual sever want a dinner while I have one so give hue. „. complicated state of exhaustion m.y be routed into malt gt near Blackfriar's bridge, • ‘, 4 lettense study—immoderate anxiety—long re,itleac: ci Spirit: in Holland Mr. Smith seemed almost moved the reluctance of the child to proceed further, produce of nearly forty thousan d. . climes, and many other causes, will frequently il ra"t= t also reported to be greatly advanced, which has had as he spoke. you. or si-sm ; in se ch cases we ean hold vet an assuta:• he.wentup toohe prisoner, and interrogated the little a corresponding effect here. Geneva is quoted to- The Rroonuee then called dm .prisoner back s and animation, by remedies which have long answered ate' I. Witness then discovered that the deluded child lived in Vere-atreit, Clare-market, had been sent out day at prices 4d. to 6d. per gallon higher. sentenced him tube hued ••Is. and discharged. hopv• of patients of both sexes. Wiee.—The prices of Wine are advancing, par. The Gentkmen on the Jury very humanely made treated G.„1„•1., th e i t That bane to human happiness ayes vEnrazA, ea at tightio'clac.k for rolls, when she was accosted by a subscription for him, and were Otheircititly seconded 'dli - ,--.---- - -1, •roproved state of Medical `tiara the prism's* in the mason jest described. Her MO- titularly Port. by almost every one present. Tat* whele.l.:ourt were _vested itgounislowsaLfilose distr...ssing propertits ti:J o renderedirs exhibition once/ UM and harassing. IX: b.,' thee.lead sent loan directions to find her.— Remanded. ye_ much affected, and chilling' and half.crowns showered °et o Hoye* GARDENs—Yesterday Margaret Creed, a Monday night, a post-chaise was stopped on S from the galleries on the unfortunate prisoner; who' a method by observing to patients labotinng url , r tb s . pier IV i residing at No. S, Kennedy's-coma,. enham Common, by . a single highwayman, well to le . fe th w at da l ys e only are required for the renoval ..:.• , h most inveterate cute will yield t :, ~... one.- Newtmostreet s liolborns app li ed for advice to the mounted, who robbed a gen tl e m a n i n th e c h a i se of stood weeping and almost overpowered'bysoch kind-. 'wittiiieri month, and that in a person who only .u-; :' Bess. After a little time Mr..Smithaicintspanied him ,injured , iI of Court, . Tbe /tenuous. „conduct of this G. i, the disease may be vtessetitssl altogether fr.;,.1 ai Magistrates for the recovery and discovyry of her about thirty shillings, but refused taking any money a similar remark ai.plies to many other deran s tmenit 'retine'system, as weakness, elceratbers,Ste. • i•ecLea I' am& who luid been stolen *oat her about 14 years , from two ladies who accompanied him, saying he ago, when a child. She stated, that in consequence never robbed the fair sex 1 tieman excited the warmest approbation of every Att. the property of Jannis 1 - 1611ingsworth,• on the bstinate cases of which ere dliity removed without ca re of seeing in.the Saturday's Papers of the Police News, It is universally acknowledged, by the most teepee. Thomas Love was indicted - For - XI - eating a bed, value 'sue or etimulaina. Sonic peculiarities Itisidrt , tal la an account of a young man who called himself Jo- table part of the profession, that the Medical Beards, 25th of October. The prisonee look' lodgings of the woMan.o.4gle, that had bees stolen when a child out established by the celebrated Surgeons at Charlottesimony sislop,vd. . ' prosecutor, and a few days after he rented-them he : • 'Amazed In this our native city • schooled iti our pro " tig v casy ruot has 4Kii su Ped persed atil e a 4 tlt th ll e tiOt na i a i ll iwhich iiii4lnt -s t.,.1 ' o f Si. Andrew's Church and sold to it chimney- Heine, 131ackftiars•read, and Woodstocloetreet, Oe. s),tetri is iiniqrsti, peculiarlyenergs tie, and i ;two: , ' had been out of employ,-and h k avinni ,en . hiving applied at that Offiee to discover ford•street (it few doors from Bond - street ), are th e . was met by a constable with abed O n hi s b ac k. t In. istesiewe nt by its splendid ntetheet'eharaeterb• 1111.1 t:'" he only meant to pawn the bed to v im bie isoretus were she made no doubt but he was fountain bead for advice. It is a tact, that, by the his defence he said heab . personally , to enmpare with aentiratiton ;he lit •i• bltChildc Heins christened by the name of Ed- united talents of these Gentlemen , upwards of Si: purchase tools t ,..„ Make, with the continental, , our pretension, t o •-,• '' M ake , we have selected) are matured by experiv• .: : ~ un dG ree d, Wallis manse might be changed. The Th ousan d Patients knave been cured annually of ob- work with, by axons of "which he:shook! have been • • b s :f t daily applica ( i t ot entotanaer of her kitbag her child agreed with stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged nabbed to have recleaned it in •the entree of a week: , receive , rven . . 0 t h e eseet at skim in the paper. She lived in a court from Hospitals, and hundreds had been kroproperly The Jury found hho Guilty, but recommend e d him , is, Roo i il itl o n :.:S w a e nd Co. M. K. t..:0.r --...Yet.e4lnet, Fleet-street , I .umion. id Gidden-laise when she lost her " Child, and she bad treated by ?moos ignorant of an importantbranch o e to mercy...one prosecutor very • barna.* reconi- 1 , 1 -,,,,5 . i '"` the general aceoromodatiew we do not tract' i sec i t b ine sintes....ogle unfortunately had not the profession.—Messrs. COoPeAs MtlaillOi s and Co. mended him to mercy also, observing that he h d .L . -ated periods of practice, but may be conotlod at ai anO able hours.—canutry Patl •• 'I d•ois r. a t tird At the Office where he lived. Read, the are consulted daily by all ranks of-people. at each mf doubt lie did it from. distress, and h e . had been of their - m e arc le -""te . . ' symptoms, Ste. when medidne w th advice. an • ag c se m sok tie poor woman's address. She appeared their Establishments ; fir by letters from the Country, forded opportunities of taking property to the amount diately forwarded So any part of tie . kit •dout —.,t la" in the g ate* annoy at the idea of recovering her s tatin g t h e ir case. when Medicine and Advice arc sent of hund re d s o f p oun d s i t he had chosen, as he had , ezpectad to accompany the case. kotab • . esi e e . wits stitcher heart told her it was her to all parts of th e kingdom.—These . are side.doors at often been entrusted with gold watch-cases; and other ilitiili %V Ana TO hlUJitlitOW Al' LOlitlu:: - 4• articles,d mach satisfied on the (dicer's as. e ac h h ouse , an d p r iv a te looms for tersates. Direct of value. They Court, i - se tow.. in:. pip lib* *Palo n-US' n consideration of 1 f„....." „;„ - - ReVila d i ' thi her be would use his best oodeavairs to fin. Charlotte klouse, appetite tie Rev. oHll s , s rectaintneudatibri, 'Sentenced him to p • t. l g . """ '- ' - - - • ' " • ---: ay thee . ne _.... Chapel; or Woodstock House, near New Bundutreet: of a &hang and be'dist buried.- • Monet Printed od Pisblished by bassi. lstr• ' • • Mt ibc. Mel MO' 4. rine, I euiple-tiais • • • Loivnollt M4.RKATS. NOrEMBER 4. . Corrow.—The arrivals of Cotton since our last are ostensive ; last week 5000 Surat', 6800 Bengals. The stile at the India House on Friday consists of 1746 bales SUITAU j 146 bags are of a very superior quality, 165 are inferior, the remainder mostly clean i and bright; and of a Very good staple. Thebusinesi dope in Cotton since our last is very ! ; Only a few . Pernambucos were sold at 2s. 2d.1 Nla!anhanss ss. Id. Rios 230. 50 Bengal: Istd. the request for the latter continues nearly suspended, good fair D. T. offered at 121 id. without facilitating any sales. St:cwt.—The demand for Muscnvades continued exceedinply limited during all the last week at the prices of Tuesday. There is very little business done in Muscovades thil forenoon ; the total sales are only two tAndred to three hundred hhds. of course forming no crik. lion of the market currency ; the purchases are, how ever, fully Is. lower than last week. Grenada Su gars 765. The sales are, however, so limited, that no alteration can be stated in the prices ; the market is very heavy ; the imports considerable. The deli veries from the warehouse continue limited fur the reason of the year. There was more requl.st for refined goods last week ; one or two rather extensive parcels of crushed Sugar were taken for immediate shipment, and as the idiom are stated not to be working so freely, and tort a middling supply at market, no great reduction can be anticipated; the holders were rather firm in their demands ; the purchases of Loaves for the home consumption of the country were considerable. Molasses asaxe steady. Iu Poseiga Saga's there was no variation ;—the prices remain•nominally the same. A parcel of mid dling white Brazil Sugar was reported at 576. Co'FFEE.-- Yesterday the demand Iv Ceff.e was considerable ; the prices obtained were a shade higher ; the hoiaera looking with confidence fur an improvement both in the demand and in the pricer. This forenoon the public sale consisted of 163 casks British Plantation Codee, chiefly Jamaica descrip. tions ; the whole went off freely at prices Is. to SS. higher than the last public sale, but not at higher rates than what had been obtained by private con tract—ordinary Jamaica, a little broken, sold at 86s. 6J. good ordinary extensively 88s. to 90s. fine ordi. nary Dominica at 91a. middling 98s, to 995. The demand for Coffee is evidently increasing. 'NISH PROVIiIONS.—The arrivals of new Beef last week were upwards of 1000 tierces, but as the prices keep high in Ireland, no material depression is ex. pected here ; the shipping demand continues brisk, and rather extensive. Nu new Pork is expected for some Owe ; there is a good demand for the old.— Bacon continues very heavy. There have been con. siderable arrivals of skitter ; the prices are, however, well maintained ; the lower qualities are much wasted. Fonacco.--The purchasers anticipating ' arrivals of Tobacco, have declined buying until they see the extent of the import ; the only sale reported , since our lest is a contract for a cargo of Virginia,, 550 hhds. for a port on the Continent. Rtts.—There continues to be a very considerable demand for Rice ; East India descriptions are also in good request, at improving prices. time.—The Italian Silks are ss. to 71. per pound higher ; the Thrown advanced fifteen shillings to twenty shillings per pound. SALTPETRX—There have been purchases of Salt. petre at 425. 6d. and 435. AS/Mk—There have been considerable arrivals of Ashes ; the prices are, in consequence, a shade WNW ; a considerable parcel of Pot Ashes reported to be sold at 40s. in bond. NAVAL STODES.—The prices of Rough Turpentine are nominal. Tar is a shade lower on accoun; of considerable arrivals. In Pitch or Rosin there is little variation. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—.There is little va riation in the prices of 'Fallow since our last ; there have, however, been considerable fluctuations, and rather extensive parcels have been disposed of. Hemp and Flax have been in good request. o“..—The extensive quantity of Oil taken by the speculators remains chiefly in their hands ; inconsi derable parcels may, however, have found their way through indirect cbanheis ; the quantity of Whale Oil in other hands is so inconsiderable, that a farther advance in the prices has been obtained. Rape and Linseed have advanced £2 per tun. In other Oils there is little variation. Rum, BRANDI, AND HOLLAND!.—The prices of Leeward Island Rum have again advanced Id. per gallon. Brandy is uncommonly high ; the letters from France this morning state a farmer advance in the prices at Bourdevz ; the vintage this year has been nearly destroyed, only two thousand or throe thousand puncheons are stated in place of the usual produce of nearly forty thousand. Spirits in Holland also reported to be greatly advanced, which has bad a corresponding effect here. Geneva is quoted to. day at prices 4d. to 6d. per gallon higher. Wnse.—The prices of Wine are advancing, par ticularly Port. • tte , 14,-,1 o f :t ik G Pert ; ; 1 -416 : • o'S:4l • Lall SOU tnr 1 4 f to t „, : p , rt ul Tri o t 7. 1:111 tr.!, I "tens 16 after am e cf :acts 2 4 Roo ,1 t, ) D r . r...tm 7 . tlt ir tbfruTA r Lt !, 7 . 1 , 64 ;t it Mali, rmsaul I.;ta. • bow*, „r. LI?, al Oat her. oaf 00. 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