Star. — London, England, 1814-01-10 00:00:00

:x 1 Setntday last, at twn o'clock, the adjourned T. quest off Mrs. Mann, met at the White, I-fOrse t Praldwin's Gardens, to ascertain by what means stiet•witlx.fier ' - - , • Mr. Oweu, surgeocif i P t *cl, l lFne, stated, he.: was sent_fOr on Wedilestry ;to the litA * tilt Mr. Potts, them, in vit. leet,v fee the d!4ea On examining her, he was deeidetfty of opinion t She was in an eroplectie fit, , and that her dcssolutftp was near. - He ound it had.beeii attempted to bleed her in both arms, to no effect,,and she had an opening.. draught administered to-her, which was 411 he could do. Witness attended on Friday, to open the body and the head; on opening the head he found . four ounces of extravaiated blood on the left lobe of the train, and pare on the surface of that lobe, which he was clearly of .opinion was the cause of her death;:- . . there was nothing of a poiso . nous nature in the con tents of the stomach, which was anal ysed,heint Only the draughithat was administered - to her. Dr. Bkgbvireugh,sof Bridge street, Blackfriars, be ing examined, invited, that he was called to the de, ceased at half mast.two o'clock on, Thursday morning . , at the house of her husband, whin he found her at serided by kitir persons,. One of whom was a cnpper, who- had taken six ounces of blood from behind th# head ; that at that time she was labouring under ad the symptoms of Opopleays be found these a draught, which had,been sent home with her from the apothe r eery's, and, conceiving that nothing could be more judicious, k was. -administered, and on - dissection seemed only •• of the Stomach ; at she ex- _,_.., the 4,..1y con4ents .. Fired - 1n about three quarters of an hoer tom his ar rival ;. and that he declared it at that time as his de 7 tided opirtion, that her death was occasioned by the rupture of 3 lqlnod l vessel on the brain. James Pu.tts, Ahrttist, of fleet-street, gave the same depositina at „Wore, anstiyisa also of opinion she died Of an apoi)tetC . . . , • : • : „, • Frances-Eh:o~es, Maid servant to Mrs. Perry, at the Sun, in Shirs,lane, or 206,...F1eet-street, stated, that about a 4ingirtsr past : tasto"alock on Wednesday eight, the deceased, in company with a mln whom she hrard wss a journeyinan baker, came to their house; she had never seen tlieM before. They 'asked for a room, and were shewn by. witness into a parlour; tise!ttoau sialled.ios, tWo glasses. of negui. which she brought ! #0 tj* mAp paid her ,five shillings for the loam. . 4 44 aggni. : _She then went put and left ;hp% eitd holted,igi MOteot them until about an hour ifter4' whit* that minis tell vias rung. Witness waft liii i • aid the deriamoileas sitting in a Inge arM-chairnear lie kph sad.skelial atandins over,her a she appeared yes if she efaß is a. fs...- The ra l lit called to_witness for '. .. a tlasspi vssta l sriiio she brnught I she then bued. "'time paper UAW* nose, but to no 'purpose. Wit. -*est called in herVoistress, and her fellow-servant the . ..Kik , : the took:Rove her some hartshorn and water 2 lOU a tea-cap.• Ilia deceased appaared : in a staiialesi .! ;tate, as)d. the raq,appea red ,much agitated. ~ • cook asid her mistress tratitsdher•peuicoar, wili Wry light; and unjoosed her stays, and remove . *tam the chair to a sofa. Witness was Seta foilitr. fotis# 41- chemist, neat door, who came with her. The deceased w siutrwasds removed in an. arm chair to Mr. Pot . bop 4 Awl witness did oat see her again. - - . ...._ . . • George Brown state d. that he .was a ourneyman baker, and worked fOr Mr. Henry Howe ll, baker, in Oass.k told bettrAeteduertequisted- of-tbeatirtae . qf murdli 1441k4 4 4 101* 1141/ for 14tfi' (resent _Nieser hismwylconelit4Aught be, or if any tbiat i iket gaisfd:between the with+ . and the deceasettlit nbt' their place to inquire into ; Ntittle ss 'hien) recinke di with tilt'afonse te net. Ogn• Addressed the Gentlemen of the Jury on the doctors' report, And, utorditg.to his directions, they unanimously- returned a verdict of—Died by the Tin . talon of GOD, by apoPlexy. The deceased was ‘25 'yeah of age. The baker was immediately given into custody-4_ M. Nap, nn a charge ; of felonioutily robbing. his wife, Mrs. Mann,-of a ,silver watch, aLW note, and an umbrella. The charge was investigated at now street;' but nothing appearing' against the • prisoner, he Wits-discharged. LEICESJER. i . WedOsday being the day which It's Royal Aigh 'tress the PHINce Ikxceser had been giiiciously pleased `to appoint for receiving the Address from the Corpo= ration of Leicester, a Deputation from the Body, con= sistang of WitztAx WALKER, Esq. r Maw, the • Ret ccircler.(Mr. Serjeapt VAUGHAN) dr &yr; yLattratas the Town Clerk, and' Chatnberl4i4 atiende by did 14ace-bearer, and Other servants of ifie'COrpOiatioil, tassembled for that purpose at the Mayor's house, at .an early hour in the morning. An elegant breakfast Provided by the Mayor. on die occasion ;—after &at-T.44 4 of which, the procession moved, at seven to four handsoine private carriages, attended by outriders, Ike. The Deputation arrived at Bel voir Castle between twelve and one o'clock, and was ushered into his Grace's splendid and magnificent library. The Duke of RUTLAND, attended by his brother, Lord ROBERT MANNERS, and many other of his Noble guests,-received the Deputation with great affability and attention, and announced that his Royal Highness• would be ready to receive the Add.ess between one and two o'clock. The apart = . - went selected fof •tbis . purpose was the long gallery, which had been recently fitted up for the reception of his Royal Highness in a stile of elegance, splendour, and magnificence perhaps not to be surpassed in Eu rope. His Royal Highness had intimated his inten tion to .receive the Address Standing, and the spec tacl, upon, the introduction into the room was Iseauti, ful ind,imposink . Hie Grace the Duke of RUTLAND( did the Corporation the hOndur of ieting as Master of the . e.t.renidnies, anifof inkideiking the D• etintaries t to his Royal Highness. The band of, the Lashiestnr, shire Militia, arranged on the staircase, and at •the totranee of dA,4,llery, played 4 .' Goo save the .ding," ; is the Deputait-?n passed, 4qd until ihe - Mayor and , 111.ecorder, who were a little adv a nced . before the other Members of the Deputation, had approached 'a; near ,to the Royal presence as is Usual on such occasions. MieDep,itation having made their proper obeisances, dse .Address was delivered by the Mayor into the rhands. of the Recorder, by whom. it was spoken • (not ;read) to his Royal Higl ess Ind.ieis but doing jus ticesp the 'Recorder td; that lewas delivered by Tam with a signified resPect . and attention, and in a 'tone of manly feeling most suitable to the occasion, and evidently prbducmg an impietsion on the counte nance of his Royal Highness, most marked and gra tifying. The Recorder having concluded the Ad. drest, he presented it to the PuiNcß it.ROHENT;who re ceived it most graciously, gave it to the hand Of Ge. neral TURNER, and immediately read his . answer sq, gracious - answer of hiS • Royal Highness, 111 it from the copy of it, wassnuat,ilattering to igh, and will, without any comment, hpEA uently for itself. It v--ns read ivithn degree _ and with a grace and . atibllity isficriliarly characteristic of his Royal Highness, and Whithlasula those is whose presence it wasalelistered•-- a Highness having finished his . wiener, con. :honour of Knighthood on the Mayor (now -lASI WALICER His Wisiyahtp WaS permit. kiss his Royal Highness's hand on the occa )d the Deputation retired froM the Royal Amongst -then diasieguished persons assembled ' his &opt; &um: this occasion, were the :-I',hei, gr :f.of p matins, die Duchess 01.4,1 of RiirLaniii . y ci,‘TiipattisE'FOßiiEsreß, AZABETH itilaßißl9,tihi Mkt of York, the ishop of CANTERBURY, the Earl of Wes•rsione • Earl of AVINCIIELSEA, the Earl of LoNs. , Bishop of lEl4 ' . Ler" ROBERT MANNERS ' LOWTHER ' Sir. CARNABY krAGGERsTON" oe flosct, General Gaoivekon, General MAN. NOttxxxs, - Mr. PonnEsTist, and Mr. Cirot.. t .. 4is Grace the DUke of RUTLAND having plroviderl 12 5 144popitc. dinner for the Deputation, the Members iw k of his Grace's courteous and liberal hos. mend retired at live o'clock, much gratified ItWeiiiticPtion at the Caile. . what; grace BONAPARTE charges the Allied :soatc. with seducing the people of France from 411 Ce. to him, may be estimated from the iolloiciat irrlamats . ,on, addressed to the subjects of the Zilserm i o ierliA i ~, _ ln irti al _. „ead, 71?arters,iSlili‘ bnMns Mayl lB o o . H - 11aiNftrudT:1111; Mmiterti - foilitioirrni your independence - V 0114-Sa the tWaubtlifyit ii;tii territory, of Yoe: Ind I reit daseltkutlen,2.4isecber the latter shaft re. .affir.ll6l9tits Ot w.itetbir:k shall be toddibed by your." _ melt aArwer as tlte r opirl t t of the times anti the Iwo. irl to F f Tr i f tr-cklizen• IPP47 S3r . ; 19 yoti to :spit/. I t lila Oii I '#afre i ekissisns.a free and inde nt," Atsatrtiliaa been for you !liti i t !"4 l f , '• PSti e l an , . ‘ •Yrigsbb4e often In -4 4" t j 10 %.4ffiff 3 . .. . Yitir , "_ l 4 l r fin' been sacrineetl ta Oen ot Abe nereatitary Austrian states. re'been Made tileTviititi4passions which to you were alto; ,fpreicf., yon.psrmt?filistiacdir of ttational manners, 4 1 1 1° fil,t3_ _ l 44Wiff) aßllkii, proua of ,your ancient 11 . 11Trscr . origlib iAl iese4N4logypw- esistoup,e as a nation. VAN% cli,Y,f, ifwa c, 1 5 1 000111 Tr 40 shoAsoyern you, only, rtride l ln 191, midst of You, 10610 obeli be surrounded 4.4/felw WIT .4 1 40 1 anti loincrit This, liefiPcisass Is *be, No t Most. oyes ors : stow turned apttO yop, *opera bens 21. 32 .4 1 0. 1 00444 or VOW Inr . .*Nc. .. .. pt 4:. Kitt* MIMI .001;1 6 1e414.reistiOritesajelliellirti rode. pe cOrNoth ti, 41e. histl.rvllaut• 4" 61 "aillf , ffisi *AI API **thy Or your aniestors an 4 ofloirs t iv c e. ~ ... . You will not .re et ptis fisok Ord ientibliii Nor Awl lour blood foe wbbbilloldossi • r i ki10440. 1 /4 PittobiceitliPS ttibe eitaritat . 1 *e '' 'of ItOtOo r , sad let me iretOW your- as..- ili**f r . 4.4 /PPlfiVi ''l . • . ' '' • : ' ll/ Ilt - '!7! *. I Orik 4 ooB4l ." -. 4 :Iftuip,;7 , ri . 1 - i ( . : 4 - .......5....is ti:. - j •r. , l{ 1: 1 The Cinii atlitteti Qiseen's- Bitii*V-ln St.loliatci l 'Park; aid the Serii@tstrtot itiyer, •in fltdelPirkfhat. in gl likini earn pletePt freigtqlf -niter; Were 'yr ittirditY4to *tied-with ketnprintr. Thelerfretititie , R-1*01 4141 1bliecl: 10Ce' a ppeiia nee Of ii TOW WlWnithe visiiistsivirre'se,t ;plied- with abtioctatkeorheit - piett,4 4 ngerbritai d't diitl gin, elder wine;dee. -Minas hOstbFitliterant Aealeis in those artiiles. The -nU'rri*r*of skaiters were serif Considerable, and Mit* of them displayed extraordi nary skill. The ring was throoked with fasltionable7 'equipages, the/ fair initlittet-of• which amused theist si.lves.with -a diAint'Peeti at the gambols of the mul titude on- the. ice—wheie Peers and plebeians jostled, each othirwithotit ceremony. One of the prlncipal,j amutements of the ay mai a . welL.tortteued foot -bag match on the slifilfery sulfate of the Serpentine. It was kept up with sefy greifspirit ;' and. many a tyrp, in the art of waiting, Meastaied his length orithit it,. .A number of Ladies sientiard' do The fragifitliAiia l p but we did TICK onset vp tiny female skaiters: iiipscenni was'extrinkelf siiiiaiititi f acid the covaplat slag!rok i • ht' the Nit Dein 'the diitUtillig shade Of eirealte6 -1 palled theth to depart. Among die Fair, tiW , • :lisses, with military fronts_, with seal-skin, or 46**. u - hats a /a Stagniolai were the mirror: Oft& mOdeOd 'nil I side. . ..,! . , . body of a youliseoman was yesterday snoril-1 in t' found froze to death, under a door way,. by tht side of Fleet-market,. and conveyed to St. &ides watch-house, to abide the decision of a Cororet'sJury. Saturday as a troop of ch agoons were proceeding over Blacktriars.bridge, on account of the frost the men dismounted to lead their horses, when one Of them unfortunately slipped down, and broke his leg. Saturday as a barge was proceeding up the river, avith a large cargoof coals on board, she was run foul of just below London-bridge, by an East-India hoy. .Some men in a craft just a bead, perceived her situa lion, and with great alacrity put off their boat, and took out the only man in her, and the nest moment the barge sunk. , - baker, and worked ter Mr. tienry Howell, baker, in floral Tug) •Neweastie-street, Strand. He was acquainted with it. This g .she deceased about thrte months. Qn Wednesday will apnea? Annn,iug, about * quarter-past six, he spettlitar by ; gp.. the BorouE ,sitgrent, at- Q/gat Turnstile, Holborn! the/ then most eloqu . Ip:weeded to the Horse Mid Groom ptiblfC-hafise,'at of spirit, s Illto corner _of Whetstone-park, Lincoln's-inn-tields, ,tharacteris Where there was a young man of -the name of Joseph nated all tl Baron, a baker,:waitiog fur him; they had a guar. His Royal tern of rf,tm, and tie deceased wok about half a glass I ferred the 1 they lef:. Jpstpil ; Baron,. andlhey both went to. the Sir WILLIJ S.:ns Parsil Theatre, where thiy arrived abtiut seven ted.to kiss o'clock. Mrs: Mann gave Witness the order, which lion, and he gave to the box-140p* at she top of the stairs. The presence. box-keeper knew Mts. irfaina,he 'hewed- them into a Among • . bas,.whitii he shut after , he saw them, in. Mrs Mann arouudbis pulled e 1 her. gametic when sbe*ot in. About hall fOlPiwing 1 past nine ,she complained ofloilng very cold, and Dowager 4 witness desired her to pot on her mantle ; she aftet• Lady - ELI; - wan t s ceriviained of.a violent head-ach, and wished Archbisho ..tergo! !Pm. saying, that Mr. Lund% who' gave her LAND, the . the- mligr, would go to her : house as 509!1, as the per- coa.rt, the fornSose was qver, awl she would wish to .tie at home Viscount . I before him. They left the theatre. abotit ten, And neral full walked slowly along the Strand, she complaining all lams, Mr:' .the pay . of: beiog ill; when they passed the New moNDLy. Ckrarrti), bed they pute Temple Bar, she was seize 7, .. „His Gr A . ed.mith 4 violent_ hcod l ar,,b,, and attempted. to reach 1 *hindsom witness asked her how she fusstsal herself., sfie said very of a party onwell s ap4 wished to gcb.fipi tip.6rst . pUblic-house pitiiitf; a shey.carne to. They vett. 1F4,14_ 4n, Tattxn, near with; their Tessarlg-bm, where Ahc.wfa4 W 4 o ll lB ,o 4lk#FY.virff. . shown into a parlorail t •assti 44 - tosg,i9l:pe; , ; ;4 With w gus, for which he paid 5_ ~s.,- tI W441140. 1 1nk: Pr :So ..id telIC ddm Oa den,- Alr.svM4n4 A4fit 0.! ?sue ; 4h4ix lies one side. the gm :mid- wAirnig.%W.orPosiDisyJe i,foloool/. -vb. asked. herif. sh, 41 0 .9 1 4144f0 ' : 41e .sat . d4e . - .iiiitid 'Ad E - qp_pci pass iX•vo taSSekkAPild_.4 ll . A ,iP,4l4iAe.4ffi.i . .4 - g y. : , ~., 'II cu lts, "nimbi,* afitt ft .of pPt, Piet : _FP WI ikey. V 4 44 .'d . 4 .1114 0 i • frACIFISO6OO4 I, al sl)94jAgt•.' - 5... ' 7, iivf. rpF . " {s *stied': 1 Witness aske d her if she Co .... ... --i T, r irffirriffi "P yi? t ,• an . • aOitillso.distoied.filielAr.nSfill4... l '' tvfi* , . tiq 'ert Rita -I:4o4bsidthoW :of fret Atlf4al! '' -., ' - r : • . ..' Atli writs, In AN; efbair. Asti seemed tcrio,Wilap t. 4. ., .., . s _, .•. . e t k st i Y TI :opens*, left! hay *wiiiPirto.*Cafne 45 1 q 1 4141 1 1 1 )41 ! ' .-- ' ittlilm Liser..lloEVlkektiff 6 7 tiov !)41 ..; r .i‘. l s ) ) 5 %a il l a Wir risv br Alps Wet voile: sooredri 11ii1i,44. 4. . .. . ' *tor .sfqst *lsm :!lever rrecoveeed.t.. .Witaave.44. ll .9t w. I ws Wil t ! sowed in i ‘;set; he tbonabis, gay Ittoillt - Ag Ifi r P x, P ° o l . e t i."?st.f p f Nand/ bail wo uld b e better, but ending hlST,stig, cg . ,m-jbi i r o t h . a iw b , ..-sami:ssaletisosiagfraWliCt 4:17 ax.‘iffia icel. .4 9 11: I n r (oral f. at' a. nano Ibe in *buret follt, l loWitfaiagjec, . she Oil ill: i s ' ' ..11he woman bergiNthA I WOVIPP 4I, it., .• Alt i q' I:2 _ _. AL I "' ilk iit4ric 4iitt her wale% hoott k _OPSl____tilOir• . heti 49.).,* )44 A 4c# -*ening her mouth nsiSi } livrtivviw.aoVlMer. slit. ' • • • • . -*BC for Mr.. Potta, ;be ahem*. . ..,.irpsk told Ky, r 09 1 ,4! r : Potts, that as she. was: a t ADArlriCa moan% be, f9r* 4 2 154 2,j:LY" take °fiber citaractvry "srigd vii4hv.hide this, Asi 1 " 3 """t... liras in 'such a houses. minuted Rho prppr4ty,cd,,hoei: 119 :_._ 4 ' ;tag. her removed to, his bOltaer oihere site was a#o9/4 , i i -Ifo sting,ly brought,and hots boabaad seat for,. .. )1)40114 ' Wit pry / P i assibred her husband is pottjes, bet into .a,he.Ota r " Vey II souk and they WA of holit.! tosetber. Viinieir sio,turner b. /my an more of the amuse, - ' p i t4O r mi ... .... - -. -r • *slides o Mr.. Hoposos, thie,CespfeeripaiFiottifienod• &a wilt. - . :. . , . • • BAHKRUpTCY SUPERSEDED. WlUiatn Clearer, Saw* dearer , , Edward Cleaver, and Charles Motor, of Sattersea,Stfrsey. and Holborn, Middlesex, soap. snasniracturtrs, dealers, ehapntqn, and copartners. • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Ingall, of Bawtry, Yorkshire, grocer and tea-dealer, dealer and chapman, to surrender January 24,25, and Feb 19, it twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Spilsbury and Hill, Bawtry ; or Messrs. dykes and Knowles, No. 2, New-Inn. • Robert Burrows and William Winn, of Broken Wharf, Upper Thames-street, London, dealers and charism, immary 18, 29,1 and February 19, at four, at the Woolpack Inn, St. Gregory, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Simpson and Beckham, No t ‘ , with ; or Messn. Wi ndus and Holtoway, Chancery-lane. Sitvester Ingledew, of Wood-street, Cheapside, Landon, ware- 1 housalnan, factor, dealer and chapman, January 15, 22, and Feb. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ike tye, Chancery- I lane, London. Shem Hand, of Oxford, linen-draper, dealer and chap rt- an, Jan• 18, 25, and fell. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Al -units, klessra. Ware and Young, Borough High-street, Southwark. Jbhn Greenwood, •of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, shuttle-maker] 'haler and chapman, Feb. 10, 11, and 19, at e'even, at the Wellington Inn, Huddersfield. Attornies, Mr. Blackburi o jun. Huddersfield; or Messrs. Shephard, A.dlington, and Ore. gory, Bedford-row, London. Robert Padfield, of Gurney Slade, Somerset, miller, dealer and chapman, Feb. 15, 16, at one, and Feb. 10, at five, at the Swan Inn, Wells. . Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Adlingtou, and Gre gory, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Reeves, Glastonbury. William Luddington, of Bridge street, Bristol, hatttr, hosier, u;;, - dealer aid daaprnan, January 11, 18, and Feb. •19, at eleven, Gsaldhall, London. Attornies, Musts. Gale and Son, Bed krd-street, Bedford-row. • • ri J i Jebn Westim and Thomas Thornton, of Kington-upota-Hull, timber-merchants, dealers and chapinen, January 17, 18, and Feb. 19, at eleven; at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston upon•Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis, No. 43, Chancery lane, ; or Mr. Jobu Anderson, Hull. Robert Ward, of hurton, parish of Burtou-upoo-Trent, Staf fordshire, victualler, January 24, at fwe, January 4, and Feb. id, at ten, at tilt' White Free Inn, Burton. upon4rent. Attor • .iiios,•M'r. Fowler ' Carton . otsm-Trilst • or Mr. Francis Hicks., Illatlett's Buildings, Holborn, Loimitai:. • n.. , • DIVIDENDS to beg ado 11X 111U11:1711ALL. . . . January I I, Wm. Butcher, BrighiPletntsfone plumber , at tab. Ilan. HI; Esther Joseph, Bury - street, St. Ma ry-Axe, merchan4 ,st one. Jan. IS. Simeon Nathan Joseph, Bury-street , at De c...- Sus. 29, James Knott and William Smith, Duke-street, Soldb wark, hat-manufaiturers, at twelve. Jan. 29, Robert Savage, of 'nayes, cattle and slitrep salesniist, at twelve. Jan. 29, John Fran di Wyatt:, of.Fleet-ktreet, ralerli-clitindler; at twelve. Jan. 29, ',Mut No:oam Yeabottreet, 'Whltectrapel, soap-manufacturer, at twelve. Feb. ISt, Sir Matthew filomm, Knr. Thoma s WUktamn, and - Wiil)am Blozaal, Gracechurtils-atratt, bankers, at twelve.— ' Jan. 22, John Askew Lesch,'Red f4dn.street, kipiLora, victual "tiV, W eleven. 1 1 6.16;111orrias Caste+, Ttirnaith.4treet, Clerk totwiell, currier, at ten. Feb:l6, Jonathan Wimpory, Pleet.street, ,bocit•rnalzer, at ten. Jan. 2, 1 Richard Adams, Stockasell.susea, Greenwich, a; ten. Feb. 2, henry Frazer, of Nigbtingsla•lape, troce,r x as, nine. Feb. t, Samuel Bathes , of Sweetings.alley, mer .~t,ltt tel. Feb. 1, Wm. PitOrt, Great Slbitlf-street, Westmin ster, coat-merchant, at twelve. Feb . 5, Hollingwottb Burnley, awatafassioeilaisOkiiiiketrk . ~ Feb. st i Grillielt and Wilma .Iteollitaisib • Halloretl, ite;er, amck-asalassiontalevw natteallalt-Mison E ke , len-lt,•solplaVn,WaleosoatiThamilAte,o•4l4 Olglientigfor anvil-makers; at ten, at the Wheat sheaf Infl, Sew° hip nmuel HAlreyd, Sh: ftehl, manufmcsotter, at eleven, jlat Jun, Feb. 1, Jammu Pro Mei *stir! ganslet-,1g0e., Ws, &land itsw-aphvess, at 11 !w+.,. ' 4O r4ftikths F. ki-WmAdsilgh.et Wikass.ol, 9 n. PhrtitoP2Pry Pt e ) .Cvq-fl'ithf' Sivan . l" a+ It"'" At 51A1411,4144-4dy off Jeatessatt-Ooloail itearaer ragoos}. Gum*, of a 409 ash heir. MARKIEP. At Loden, Dittsetibtre, by the Rev. Houlipo . Rev. W. tag Richards, ?slayer of Tiverton 5c4,4, Stoke. Abbott, and latel:6l6W of New CAllege, tb ter of John Strachan; Esq of CltWden, teignmout At Kersey, Suffolk, theßev. S. H..Hairtrey, sL .Chalk, r.ear Salisbury, re &willowy Goy 4r,iht T. Bennet?, of the saint place. " Ac Grert ► as sae I t llse•Rev. AP A. to. • 1700 i AND. DAMN AIW. . .LatAICLAY's ASTHMATIC CANDA -mall Years been proved a mon attired Br id effects of Fop, and Das t rp . wkigh at t hi s , eit are so prejudiciAl to those who arealfretrd,witi ITIC COUGHS and SHORTNES4 of BREAI 4 / .are to expel Wind, to &frail the Stomaeh t froin.d. • J aya to relieve t/toaa who auger from tug. 'Prepared onlv aneing wholesale and retail. fleet-nteriet ; and retail by' all Ven( INS In :ToOrn- lad Conntry.--Obaer:e the name ai tllf Starap• 4 - ekaUrAIN knsokok.x. ranValueotlYs: ViiiissemOs Gurr, ben Do long provei, that nothing of can tear a competition witli'it, In all tbe.digesent . cirtiln 'disease ; v...ich it effectually cores and the habit, without t-i:citing the painful feelings aL atendo robvation—wiltutit dtbilitation the virilititt. degree, or even requiting coesanen.eatiroin business tlou of diet. The radical ViftlittS of these.lity.tinsala4 proved their claim to public approbation for m.est . N all the debility of both sexes they prove a mimic' rative—whether the debility is predured - byloo C cury, by illicit pleasures, or the tifects of a warm avellera and these going abroad, they cannot be too •strongly, as they will reedy* a mfr , . itrtity cure, in all old itubbora glees, and every wealr the Madder and organs of Mine. .Nr_ 41 'eftcac , have become mothers, who fartnaitiiiiad . .. • that haphappiness. • .. :. Said ailanksale and malt. a Itt•Blidee.. Ilea the comes of St..Paurs Charr.h-yard; 440 .., 'Sha a ftemotith; Hail ok John , fi t • , ratatk e IA ► , and haw 1-ortsea ; 'ftearittaS, niter a- Glen Gilbert, and Maitland; Plymostii.ll4.l In i kliecter ;and hlaccianald, Glargur ; tinotth;:l t, and liteaberti v Xdisiburgli; Croswell, lath • Halt ; White, Brigliiiin • Roberts, Seldon, and . hapi; Grepon and titinge, Edwards end Penn) Ilisinetind Lynch, lirtandhesiter;• Boiren, Norwich .I,OA Birmingham; Oragiary; lirigitson; and Vim, id IrWASPIAV• Pitt& 6 d tioi WM- ~ Tn THoilWraraik4Att T BEr; leave to infant you,tbat ever 1790,4 had been afflicted with tholetse Venerate, ttl bbsdharely res Ming every coarse of alit icing pr most eminentofAhe faculty lure, and lineurgoir.g courses of salivation and tw.ir.e.dtacharged little.reliec, sNould appear to be of the mciat trivet. 14te lof last yeer my disorder !tad get• to sill otibrlyiosput a perlud ;pony existpece. Irt thia taer commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (wlip . receivedso chi:niliere i ) to take your Deike's Patent Pills , , a to loon tbs i grith May On otbe•cotirte.gli fontikh receive benefit. In _little more than a month your. liberal Alvin and rindlcitte, perfectly fry tiler •complaincs, havereesieend my former spirits and am become jolly and fat,. in which state .naany months to the astonishment of all who 1 -ara loss in .v.hat term", pat express any gratituiloyk the good of other sufferin,g mortals,. to make t► . public al ossible, as I shall'on every beialtronl—ln will steady ohllgo, Sir, your grateful obedient ,vant, Stsran's Close, tifgli:itreit;Eainburgii. Prepared and sold by •tbil sole Piopitetor, Member of the Royal College of Surse•ii• ill 49.9dunts , N 0.9, New Bridge-atreet. • They an aiso sold by kW appointment, at the . $5, St., Alban's-street,. the '1'01 , 1 0J:op. ford-street ; Mr. Dbborofigh's, blp.7, Fish-Mrs polite the Monument ; and by.oveperson in e' town ip EngLudsitr...tb ke4r.3 only 2a. od, each, full and plain direitioni t whereby uctsotts ofeither themselves with ease amQ seerixe. • .4 N.B. Every Bo* soklin.greel Britain la sealeil el, in w hich ,hy favour of the Commissioners, is printed I 4t 'T. Taylor, No.g,'Neve Bildgegtreet.' 4f •,,..- • - CHALIANGE. i r SaIitS.CUAR Ili and (b. Surgeoto4; late in. his Majesty's Service, cbalkmBe the wrack world xo prove a single. instanee Where their Medirfne and method of eurvever failed* the desire/ eIE46. The practice of .many yetrit in ti e part eclat branch of their professbn has not given rise Co oes ensue cessfui case. ,They continue to direct thcir studies to the tmataiint and chre of Venereal Cpuipiainte, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and.wasteful effects of a habit long midmost unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes, •,n the one it will be found4o die the unfalllngamurce of barren u ass ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, s btch,ilpoktiptdy remedied, terminates !n impotence. These are its remote and dittmate effects, while coo sumptions, loss of musc,ulat,power,and yarlous nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of diis plitarysrice. Of per . sohs languish/rig tender the - disorders incident &such a habit, their •reattueot is simple and kaa.porcr, preyed tasiictirsiful, is the 'course of a long, laborious, ,and itunakeziended practice. In the most obstinate and compbcaied *ales of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, apu t igy excrescences, hard tu mors, callous ulcers, erupting., settilnahweakness, sleets, as also STAICTUA.h,44. Whether recent or of long duration, and *deb have baffled the ALM ofotber Practitioners ; arc by theme Prosent Improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, wkhout the pxeena suffer ng the eacruearng pun and alarming hesnerrirage. which oft: n follows the application of the lunar cattc, In the 'course ci 10 years extensive practice in this nittrepolle, numerous rases ot itrictirees have been and are daily, niftier 'their care the floral vadkation of which are effected by tisafe, certain,. itui ere +. voila niode of-practice, superior to atty. other] get adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility procKdingl /OM tliiV tosp plaint, Is speedily removed, and the paOent restored to loupd and Irgorous health. But where the debility has lot Imes eels •sed, a proper perieverance its their restiindtik4'rimetlies, a ft ir the •tricture has been destroyed, Is tudlspeasublY reqss i tsite to methe ybe slumbering .parks of life, and to remittable the constitution. Syveral Noblemen and Oeatieinen, of the first respects:Mir/ :ave been under the tare of Messrs. Curt* arid CO. Pe the re • moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. ;ink tueete.4 tweivcd a radical and - permanent cure, reenact that ',fended may be amide codicil' assatisfactary *ideate, of, the dycldtl ?ertority .. of r tvlOsts. Carrie and Co.'s iglan of treatmeng. Aptiplig of these Oentlemin Lad Stricenr e % fr o m , ten Co twehtnyiors, and were tender the care of Messrs. Mune afre2 Heavistileri end ether sumacs* of equal eminence, who attempted *wit edre by the application of the lunar caustic, without succesr. Patients in the Clammy are requested to state the par of their case, age, and moiler of living, enclosing all: part, mite for at and medicines; and the same will be sisal' . hr torsinniii to any part of the Kingdom. deride. Currie and Co. may be unsuited 11 either Sol,• h the vvatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their house, No, Fisrtnn-f1ar.1.... ilia AT LONVON IsAIDOi. IthhiCiairWt . ..... irAktuys.after S . Oka 4 . sine 4 l by Lsvatn s k likukec Place;, v i pull at the Stir Office, 'faqir lies. .. New City Cbsinbers,lnsennce-broker, at twelve. Feb. in 1, Jamas, liailmerilCity Chambers, merchant, deceased, at ideiten. - teb. a,' hliebastAsene se F r rsing o.le, seller, at ten. F e b. i, Joseph , Tht tlek 54 Lankester, kiread.straer. warehousemen, at .11 John Kennion, ,tun. Mincing-lane, broker, at t 7 'NIS Y• I ehn Whiter, ;Great lower-street; porter-dealer, at .711‘. 180 Thomas Matt, of Vhaloatedaresieti litaibbon•- drphowephottereroit any !pat. fah Hil_ eretl, of ten ion, Saver. of 101theriakford, *ll l ren; at the T- • Viago en oo ivo. P.t. flip boll liton•opon4Vye, tiairati Qfteetei t . g the *Rol, Brow c•F ) Apulia, ilaugE: uth. taint of Broad of the Late Mr, 3 0 111 I.llllu Biaoraer. , set RDA' . has for .04 rernmativa from 111 Ilis ) season of die with ASTHMA. • st TH. ha effecas tho•adminion of • a difilculty of ' eP e . ia 1, lty Uarclay and .• • enders of Als•Ji- of Barclay and a r'A SALUTAIt ia , 11 the prude day eseut amps of a efadiCates fp os Ind eipmaige thag , nottution In any sal/tenor PbitliC. $ll rod* ?tops have Tut •r e then_ st) years. 314 ever-f4illtig re. ta. a her use of men. rm clima;e. To be recosnrnend-d dy. and complete C knrs• lbw alb icy patty at= been deprl S lc. 11, Mamie. ' ail, by slam and atlltn;tt, Weston, ea' • Cookworthy, ] "Newbury, Deb • Mandenor, I d 'tuff, Chelttp. eno y, Liverpool; trier ; Knott anl I must Medicine /V- . since the year • It ea l :sriticb front y prescribed byt f.e in several severe • .he Hospital, wtth eteratt tiatcice. :n o such a head, as lane, •vPas tt- cd great a c.:re ills; ?Which I bred nujgA ; I . l.egen to Ith I bec.ma: i by free troni . my for. Ate and stseogth, having contlateFd o knew me, f am e, but beg you fer this my case as •lti so doing you very hatilibli set- • , *Urania Tayitit; lil*duo•? 14 4 1 10 4 0"4 to Petfuluer - Vl4o. • 1 gip, so..sua, Q. tcet ne ra arlz ki ; ch, }eared 45 eresy de i s titer sex may age . ed up "fhb& staarp inted at the Stomp . . egfis4; late inhis world xo prove :Mod of ourvever many yeas in tie • OXFORD, JANUARY it.• Saturday the Husean Prize for 1 . 813, was adjudged to Mr. J. C. Franks, of Trinity College. Cambridge. The subject of the Prize foi 1814 Is—". - On the comparative value of Prophecy and . Miracles, as Evidences for the Froth of Christianity." At an Ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, at Buckdra Palace, on Sunday the 19th ult. the following Gentle-, men were ordained: Priests—Messrs. Rawnsley, Belay:aye, Garrard, Mlle, and Babbington. Deacons—Messrs. Brackenbury, *auk, Oliva., libipk - • ins, and Salmon, • ECCLESIASTICAL PRONVITIONS. Hie Royal Highness the Prince Regent has hew plaised3o the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Reverend Father in GOD, Walkup. nuw. . k..lurp of London, to the piaccof Dean of his Majesty's Chapels Royal. in the viont nt the Right Rev. Father 10 . 00 Di John, late Bishop of London, de ceased. The Lord• Chamberlain has been pleated to appoint the Rev. Jotn Carlton, D.D. Rector of Hartesr-cum-Bosted, and of Stans fiAd, in the county of Suffolk, to be one of kis Majesty's Chap- Wats its Ordinary, in the room of.the lteri. J. Smith; deco 3,Ad. Rev. Sir H: Rivers, Bart. h. presented to the reetorf-et St. Sw itL fa, idles King's-gate, in. Vivi:tester. Rev. Julia Walker, M.A. Rector of Caittered, Hestfbedshlre, and tale Fellow and Tutor of Trinity . 1-1411, Cambridge, ..to. the vicarage of Wiihersfield, Elsez,;iratant' by the death of the Rev. Dr. lowett. Rev. John Cariten,D.D.Rector of Harvest-cunt-Batted, and of Siansfirld, Ipswich. Is appointed one or his Mejesry'e Chap-' tains in Ordinary, Itt the.rnein of the Rev. - 3 Smith, &Teased. Rev. G.. Egretnott, LL.B. Vitar of owle, in the Me of Az bolmei to hold by dlopeesation the rectory of Wekon, near LOwtia,l.ineolnehire. •