Star. — London, England, 1817-08-23 00:00:00

REMARKABLE Ih(2L'EST. An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Slnice.' House, llotosey. and at the Red Lion, Stoke New. ingo:n. fiavioo h-est adjourned from the Sluice. porta ,e of invest i ; . ; . t . on the 'Cat Loon. for the tine the caw.? at the deaths of Sarah Eliza Crofts. rizei 21. (*hos= Ito IT lay at the Sluice House). and Maria Ayiing, aged 20. and an illegitimate the son of Crofts, (whose bodies lay at the Red Li at), who acre found drowned in the New River, under She forlottiog extraordinary circumstances : William Horiisby sworn—" I MO wancsman of .I:4e New Itivi r Crourny ; on Wednesday, about :levee o'clock in the morning. I f und some:1,1:1g against my scythe, .is I was dragging the River near 14.1- Lion-lane ; I drew up the body Of Maria silk handkerchief was tied over her eyes ; her clothes were not diseompobed. I carried" the body to the Red Lion. The child, I and hiy partner fouled about forty rids from Maria Ayling t there were no marks of violence upon it. I took it to the Red Lion." Robert Flight Sworn—s , I am a aikarnan of the New Weer at Horiasey Sluice. On Saturday last I found a b aloe near the weed•grate. Oa l'hursday last, about tat lee o'ch.ck, I bilW the body part nut of the water. close to the grate. I got assistance, and took her out ; she proved to be named Sarah Eliza beth Colts ; she had a handkerchief, or piece of silk, tied over her mouth in one knot ; lte carried the body to rie Sluice House. This body was more than half a mile from where Maria Ayling and the child were found by the above witness." ItMrs Srredipy sworn-6. I am a painter and glazier ; I reside at No. 14, Ironmonger-row, Old. strvet, St. Luke's. I have known the deceased about a fortnio ; my acquarotaace commenced with them by , being at work nest door to where they livtd. They were servants to a Gentleman named Guise, woose house was No. 13, Palmer's-terrace, Holloway, in the parish of Islington. They had cooked some' meat for me and my know-imam, Morris, al.d then asked Ars into the house,. and seemed to conic our company. I. breakfasted with them at Mr. Gai-e's on Saturday morning, and had slept with both or !..ern the precedingnight." Jury of them Witness laughed. Mr. STIRLING, Coroner—Don't laugh hem, Sir ; you migist to be flogged for your profiwacy ; consider your conduct, and you will find you have fo) CAUSt. to laugh. Smedley continued—After they had breakfasted together on Saturday morning I went to work at Mr. Harding's, No. 6, in the Terrace. and :Milled in about half an hour, it was then nearly halt t oot tone o'clock I I was talking to Crofts at het master's daor, she told me that Maria was gone to Mr Jen kins, the carpenter ; while they were speaking thirta came runiong in like a mad woman, and said...." Oh Gun! we are unoone, we shill be in prison before night ; Jenkins threatens to writ; to our master and' expose us e. she would not hear me speak, and pus:n of me out of doors. I went to work again at the windows of No. 8, and a little before ten o'cl,ek I saw Criblii walk by with lier child in hefarms, and look up .5 if she smelled to &pub to tame; I preten ded 110. to bet ber. znd she passed on too ards the New River. I went in half an hour afterwards to ' give some money tit Maria Ayling, and knocked at the door, bu: after knockhg repeatedly I came away, a n d c tod not get admission. I have never seen or heard of miler of thew until I WAS informed they ware t .111 , d drowned.. • samiced by Mr. STIRLINO—I went to the house of Mr. Guts several times on Saturday, but could not get in I looked through the whitlow and 33W the tea thsPgS And clnths as T saw them at break fast !snit. I want again on .iunday, Monday,Tues day. and Vs'ednesday, and found things in the same situation. I was afraid to make known the cirCuM• stance ; in fact, I did not know who to inform of it. I knew tae house was in danger of being robbed, but did *lot know what to do. I believe the &ceased drowned themselves in consequence of what Mr. Jenkins said to them, being afraid of the disclosure of , their conduct. - William Morris swora—l am a painter and glazier, and have coliAited with the deceased for about a !mini& ; I have not seen either of them Mince Fri day night, the Isth inst. I supped with them and last winless, and lett him when I went to town. (This witness corroborated the evidence of last witness ; he has a wife and family !) Mr. J:nkins sworn.-1 am a carpenter, and liveat Painter's Terrace. About a fortnip,ht ago I saw the two last viitneses and the deceased females talking together, and frequenting blr. Guise's house; I found they cohabited ti gether, and remonstrated with the girls co Saturday last on the impropriety of their conduct. I told Maria I should write to tier master,_whomas at a watering-place with his lentil). Mr. Thomas Piscaris, surgeon, St o k e Newington. On Wednesday last, about three o'clock in the at ternoon, I was called to see blit:ia Ayling. who was' found drowned, and taken to the Red Lion ; I found her in such a state that it was useless to open the body. I ordered the body to be cleansed, and went to see it again. on the following morning ; I found no fractures on the head, but on the left side of the breast and neck I observed a more than ordinary de glee of decomposition, which might be the effect of 'blows or violent treatment. I cannot give any posi tive evidence on that point; and whether sl.e was drowned or whether she died from the violence of any person or persons, he could not say. This witness wait to view the other bodies. Re-ezamined.-1 have viewed the boat of Sarah Croft and of her Child; I car. give. other opinion with regard to them than what I ltive with regard to Ayling. The appearances of all of them do not n eg a tive the ptobabdity that their deaths were caused by drowning. CTOig Los had two illegitimate chil dren I was delivered of tlwm in Newington Work. house ; one died won after its birth. Mrs. Herne sworu.--1 kneis all the deceased per gonS• 1 nursed the Add till laic Tuesday week, when the mother took it home, having the leave of her mistress, as she said; to nurse it during h er a b.. l sence. She (Croft) was a tender mother, and very affectionate to her child. On Saturday last Croft and Ayling were sees walking near the New Leer, with the child, about noon. -The Jury viewed the bodies; there appeared !narks of violence about the head of Ailing ; there was no appearance of violence on the child ; bat oil ttr 104 Croft there were the appearanee of rTo :leot bruises. Toe Coroner (Mr. STIRI Dm) adJressed tfie Jury. Hr said that the witnesses Morris and Sme,ley had giv(u the plainest evi.lence, and there was no ground for suppos ng that they drowned the deceased. It appeared to be their own deliberate and horrible act. They not ~n ly murdered the bet them,etves. , The evidence pr., wed them most abandoned crea. toes ; and it being roved Irons circumstances that thcy bad committed murder, he conceived such characters were fit obk:cts to suff.r the extent of the Low, ti) deter others from the comtaistion of the act of suicide. These were two s separate Juries, though they re ceeved the evidence conjointly. They severally rc. turned the fol;own;g verdict.—Wilful Murder al o tinst some person IVI p..rsons unknown with regard a. the child. supposed Crofts And Ayling--and F:io de le .inbt Crnit and Aylirg. Tht Car 'nets issued their warrants to bury them in the cross roads. Ayling at Stoke Newingtnt., anti Cron st Homey. The child was ordered to be bu ried iu Newington Church yard. IRLL iND. ENNIS,AUGUST 16.--Janter houghnanc,Patrick ShaxgA• tasty, Pairki Collins, and Michael Ilrhir, all charged with burelary And robbery, and as , embling in Arms at ni.tht, dress• d in white shirts, hive been commit ted to our jail, to abide their trials at the neat Aasizes. SLIGO, AVUUST 16.—Thitischy, in a heavy squall, a tragical occurrence mutt place on Lough Gill, by the li.toideting of a sail-bnat„ on btiii:d of Which Were tour persons. two of whom, John Num 'and Hitgb O'Neil, were unfortunately drowned. CARItICK•oN-SIIANNOS, AUOUsT 15.—At half-past two o'clock yesterday, Patrick At .. .Gowan. aged GO years and upwards, .who was convicted et but-el:ay and robbery m the house of John Pars.in, uo thefith of March last; and John Ail' Eq . , convected of tile like offence in the lionae of Edward Stevin, un the 18th of March last, were es.ecuri ti w front of tl.e Igaol of this Lova. The former never acknowledged the justice of LtnterLe entil at the gallows, whera he tirade a full• cuntis.ion of his guilt, but declared his sons and son-in-kw were no: c ...crowd in the robbery ; he also declared his proporuon of the banty, in money and vatic, only am:anted to 14:.—Join M.Eniff declared innocent of the crime for which he suf f ered; but acknowledsed to have de ,sLrted trom.differenfregimetits five times. And to be twice sheep-stealing; he also acknowledged that he concerned in breaking the evil of Sligo. from whence be wa, coon:yeti to the Ivo, of this county. AliGowan seemed very sorry for lime concerned in a similar cri.re here, and repeateoly twpeki the g aoler would forgive Tt.is is probably rr first execu tion that ever occurred iu Ini..nd with,, the aed of the military. 'l.iere were upward. vs SAM) persons prebelit, who• seemed greatly , irecica, and al. avoid siteoce pre ...oiled The ext clilion blichAel M•hicay. 'Thomas Dolan, II:rill. MoLaghliii, Peter MsLogi.- lin, Pairick rlgLOgt.llll, And bl•Gue , ao. is respited until further orders—tiiese pers• ns were all beniecced at last Assizes. C ASTLI:CA It. ' Auousr 17.—0 n e.itturday Mary Apia,' 4nd Amitotic Simians, were tried fur the mut chr of Shealane's w.te, at Erri3, in this county. is Jun , , 1815. The orincipal evidence nas a child of Shevlane's, aged about eight years, ulio was not six Years ol• when the murder WAS committed, aad was hitherto deemed too young to be examined in a Court of Ju tier. She told the horrtd story very plainly She was . lying in bed with her mother in the morning, when h e r father struck her with a spade, and Mary M , Keal stabbed her in varinuaparts of the body un til she was dead. The child was frightened, and pretended to be asleep. It appeared there had been an intrigue betwten the ptisoners, and that the wo 'man was pregnant in consequence at the time of the murdtr, and that their object was to get married. The circumstances brought forward in support of the child's testimony were conclusive, and the Jury, without a moment's hesitation, gave ip a verdict of Guilty against both ptisoners. Lease Bneaxtzo.-1-The late Trim Assizes have been nut less remarkable for a very singular civil case, than fur the criminal one of Mr. O'Connor. The case we allude to is that of Lord Clermont against Sharp. This case had been seven times tried in the County of Louth, and seven tires his Lordship failed in establishing his claim. The action was an eject ment brought by 11is Lordship to break a lease made by the late Lord ,Cl;:rmont, as having been made under-vaine, and a fine of 41300 having been taken from the tenant. The Court of King's Bench re peatedly set aside the verdicts for the defendant, and at last, as t!.e County of Louth Juries would not finil as the Court thot.ght the evidence required, directed the action to be tried in the County of Meath. It was accarJingly tried in the Summer Assi::es, 1315. at Trio), and a special verdict found, which, OD ac. count of nor being sufficiently clear, was set aside, and the cause ditecte4 to- be tried again. It accord ingly came down to Le tried at the last Assizes, and occupied the Court :or two days. The Jury brought in a verdict on both points explicitly in favour of his Lordship. Enuing that a fine of d 782 had been taken, and that the rent was less than could !sive been obtained from a solvent tenant. Thus, alter nine trials, this cause is at length at rest. CURIOUS ROBBLAY.-(Frtm on dmerican Some time since a horse-thief stole a horse near Stett- . benville, Ohio, in the following manner ;--i-During the night, he went to a field adjoining the mansion house, in which there were two horses--one a young horse, which was difficult to catch'. the ether an old one, easily caught. While he was attempting to catch the young horse, the owner awoke, and listen ing. heard a man tar to himself-6 , Since I cannot catch you, I'll take the old one." The owner, know ing the younger horse could overtake the thief. per mitted him to proceed. As soon as he was grne, the owner Caught the young horse, and wtnt directly, properly, armed, in pursuit of the thief. On Observing that he was pursued, lie left the horse, and ran into a deserted cabin by the road side. The owner tied bis nag, and followed the thief :nto the cabin. who had, by this time, climbed to the top of the chimney, and, , jumping down, he ran to the youog horse, untied 400 mounted him. and was clear eff, before the ov.ocr *sued from the cabin. TII.E MARKETS. NEWC ATE AND LEA DI.;: LL MAAXETs. Aro. S 2. (By the ('arcane.) Beef, rer stone is 1.1 to ss Veil SP Cd tr) 41 4d Niutton . Ss 44! to 3s 8 t Pork 43 01 to !is (A.! Isn't+ 31. Od. to 44. 41. PRICE OF 1-14 PS. Mt• SAW:. Nth► FOCI rrs. Kent IA O. to 171 Ch i Ktot •IQO$ to 221 04 31•Het 1.11 1% to 16: tit Sussex 131 0$ to 211 Oi Ef ITT ItRI 1p to SW OS Farnham 121 O. to 251 Pt . _ PRlCtiiii HAY AND sritAw YEbTERDAY. ST. JAN lei. Hay 21 34 041 us al 17. 11,1114al 41 10a to SI Hts Straw 4a Oa to oh. :Arras , II Ss to II Clover, 51. IN. Od. to GL 10s. RAW HU)Rii. Best Heifers and Storrs — 4p,, -- o — rinary Is 1011 to lb Od ~net) 2 , 1 lid to 86 2.1 1 Market Calf 7s.each. Mid:Ling% 2. 41 to 24 61 Eng Horse Os Crl to Os cs 01 to Os 01.- -Downs Os 061 to Os 01. tlhe6tlittg• red. t.. rid.—Lambs is 1r OJ. PRICE OF !ALLOW. it. Jamea'a Market 5.1 5d I Yowls Tanow 59a ed Clare markr? . 01, Od Yellow Russia 64s oz Whittchapri Ntarket Si 4.: White ditto COG fie per 819 so,:p ditto GO* Of YOlow Soap, s6.—Mottled, 98t--Palrn, Oit Can.ltok per due lis 041—;Vfoold,, 12.* PRICE OF LEA I'HE.II IN I.I'.ADENHALL-S l'kEF.l. Butts, 50 to Stabs Yld z 3... Calt Skins, So to 4i t. IT. 191 Di:to, 56 0 66Ibs --1 --.1 i Ditto 50 to 701 bl V 2 ,1 ....:7d Merchants Backs 00d (X/1 Ditto TO to bulbs zztl z6d Dressing hides 161 I9d i SmalLieals Greenland 2.1:d t. 6.1 Fine C. atilt Hide* 16:1 I; id `Large ditto, per doz. 701 90.. CJAL MAAKE r, Aucust 1:.1. 44. at B.lattet. Willis bold. Prices. 82 B:ewe:Me 'ISi Sas Rd. to 445. 9a. i 6 4underland IG SB. G.I. to 41s. Obl. 1 Circirra 0 OW. od. PRICES OF GOLD ANL) SILL FAL. Portugal Gold in Coin,per os. Ot 6d. Foreign Gold in Bars 04 Rd. New Dollars 0 Ss 2d. COUNTRY hIARKE Ussaioor, Aus. 41.--Wbeat per 10ad,.£14 10t to 7 0.. Noir ditto 191 10. to esl Os Barley, per touter 5.:s to Oat• 24s :o 14. Resins 49i. to C6s l'eas 50t to 52.._ Nrwauar, 1.1r.525. Aug. 2.l.—Wneut. ate. to it Parley, 30s. to 03.. 0 tt., tah. to 4215. Beans 40s to 70s. Peas 46.4 to 5 is. Bread 3tl per gallon. fre rorp, Aug. -1.-1 he Price of a bus Eel of when I Is. Did. Prke of the Quar:ert. Loaf, wheaten. id. iiro 4 ebnid, BAN Bull', Ant! II -.-Whrat Gs. Cd. to I 2s. oid 2 bushel. Flour, 7-4. per sack. Dread 21. 2d. the half peck. 'Pete I9tivrisT.-1 1 .e of i prophecy, that If it rains on C►. Swirbin'► Day it will rain during forty days afterwards, has been Milled this year. These fort) days ere now eai•iring, and we rej- ce to perceive :hat the %reale er-glass has risen very con.i. i here is, :Is Wore, a promise of dor weather to ripen tin Ititur ant crops of pato now growing, and to enable the La-- our to get teem 000000 hi. staek•yards in the ben condition —The I it- he try• rapt s have out had the usual effect or layirg t. 4 • cont, the stalk i • eu s to• g._ . _ _ Last week, a 101 7 field of barley was cm down on the Farm of Fergusland, near tin mock. being the first ct the season. IRON WORKS—aII the Furnaces ht Nionmotelishire and Gia morganshire are in blast, yet they are unable to supply the eet - want orders that are arriving. The present state of die trade 1, indeed a übj-ct et emigratulation. Co a TOh.--. I he sa.e at the Last India House yesterday went off lincomntothy high; Id to id. per lb. above •he market deices by pt. vane ,ot.trAct, ai.d hone id. to itid. higher than the last sale. It weaved o sstry hap, the prices were I lid. to I.3gd. the ' M blie tiaL:s of West India Cotton yesterday were 1 55 bales lie ' mews ea.% a 9.5. 58 hales Surinam s. tad. {tags Ilerbice itd. a anti lon bag, Otsnada '2od. aUV J7oAll the dent.did roe Mu.covades has been very limited, this week, bur Lo thwerial alteration in the price. In the refined mamba t.o consn'erabir stechne is anticipated, on account of qt. cunt matter for some weeks of the shipping sratals; the inters are 11, a e... lower. Molasses have beets no great request. here is Its , inquiry alter Foreign Sugars, the prices a shade lower. Core es.— 1 he Coffee sales this week have gone off steadily ithout ail variation in the priers. l'he market was in a very ffuttliattbg tome the whole of yesterday. Dutch ant Jantaira Coffee may be quoted ss.lower. Tatio public sales went off hea vily at the decline. Two hundred and fifty poor persons, who by the late Meuopolts Paving Act, were forbidden to sell (wit, oytters, &c.. in the public streets, applied on Wednesday in a body to the Overseers ct MAry-14- bonne Parish, in order to throw themselves into the workhouse, when they were told to follow their in dututous occupations without fear of molestation. , 1 HATTON (Wilmer—Yesterday Joke iloddra, a Smithfield drover, appeared to a Summons to answer a complaint nude against him by Martyr), a emstahle, for using excessive cruelty towards a Cock of sheep whkb he was dnvirg to SIM/ha-Ai market. The complainant stated, that on Monday last, as Le was standing at his own door in Peter -street, Cow-ern,., he .taW the prisoner stlio was driving a Cook of sheep to Smithfield Mar ket, use several of :hem with great cruelty, by striking them sti a most barbarous and savage manner with a heavy h'udgron acroa. the head, legs, and variuus other parts; witness called to hint uh di slit trots his cruelty, but to no purpose, as hr acted with the more violence; having then belt cted a cheep from the Cork, he beat the poor animal about the bead and Iry until it was unr.l.lr to shove. Witness took hix number, and Uerwards summon, cl him to answer to the sharp. Cpon the prisouer expressing kis contrition for what he bad shut, eonle , xiug he acted wtong, priestisiug not to be guilty of a hke eBi nee in future, he received a w i ne ri l irb z iarni, and wu convicted in the mitigated penalty of tea shilliugs and costa. hf131131/3301M11. 37 lt ZET.-A young 111311 of gentei 1 appearance, named Lei!, cisargeda woman with nibiatoz h:is of a slk hand kerchief, aLsi upon hs• testimony she was fully committed for ti ial. In about two boors alter, Levy was charged v stealing plate, &c. the property of Mr T. Webb, front the titratfordHoici, Bamford-piece. he pristrier, It appeared, had sneaked up stairs, and was parking up the property stated, whea the waiter de tected him, and the prisoner utensil. ed to escape nut at the win dow. He was tutly committed for trial, and was lucked up con tiguous to the woman Le had accused, who assailed him with epithets of the worst kind. LAI4II3TII•STIALT..—CHAIO Of MIIIIDIRrA man, who gave bit address No. 4, Union-place, Deptford, stated that he came for information how to proceed against a Captain of a ship, Low Fyn's lu Weekly:All, for the murder of a seaman on board his ship; the man ?ad been cruelly used in his voyage home i and beaten so much about the head w.th an ir on b ar , t h at he became afterwards deranged, and conduued in that state till the ship CUM: to the Downs, but since, he is missing, and it is reported on board that he ether fen or was disown overboard, but the latter °pi ' talon attache to. lit prevalent. Witness has the iron bar, ar..l can I produce a man of the name of Lieurge Thompaut who knew C.a whoie particulus. _ woissur-e - razLr.—About three weeks ago a man named ' Slimmer was COlittnitted front this OCce for want of ittel, for re ' caving a quantity of cats which had been fraudulently uhiained from Wiliam Avory, Esq. of Clapton. The bail required were two sureties is Cm° each, and several persons were brought fin ! ward, who were all rsjected. On Thursday Thomas Skinner, eatlng-basse-keeper, Juiin•street, Totteoliam Court-road, and a fellow who represented himself to la Mr. James Dawn, master alrpenter, Hon.-place, St. Luke's, came forward at bail. 'l'be ! parties having taken the requisite oaths, and whilst the Clerk wa ! taking their racigidaances, suspicion led the opposing party ii• `inquire at the borne of Mr. Dews, and fi n di ng him at home. they brought hint to the °Mee. 'f be Magistrate was thundei • *utak, and Mr. Tway, the Chief Clerk, said, durie4 Ins exp. ! deuce at the Mice, be never knew of such a circumstance Iht ! Magistrate ordered the fgliow to be taken into comedy, aim to being searched, a variety of pr.pers wick different addresses o his abode, purporting to be ut the same description, were fount upon him, *bats is:cheated (bat be bad been an old pravitioner on souse of than wile written the sante of Smut., wines supposed to be ins 'Lai name. lie was committed snider an Ac of i'.allainent which nukes the cue ; capital offence, but flews. ordered to kis brought trp vat a. nnlTt TS. - 'I• t. tf:e t;.e T..• of ' of Barbreek, tS 11 of a .!•.t:e!.ter. 1 e,:t.•rd:iy, at the 1 tiny ul ll.! Rev. , r 13o:.1, of a son. :tint) On ttle toOtli instant, at Mary's, 1.:P.:H.0i. (l a d e , , ; 17sq. of to L:t n a, sooty t1410,:::er of Mr., Chester.: lace, Kentengton. lit•ulogre. ui Etaoce, Ttionini , re••• of f.rwrs. Sus-ea, to l redcti.:4, only t!..tu y iner of tie. i !.aria e• vI9, of A:c!ta , , Ilcrmr.ny. August 16, W. 84 - civenua, to yeerv.e. ter of the :•tie Rev It Wilder, I) llt :. Vert.s. Sa•nrilay, John Wu Le,Jaq. to tlt,n, eitte,t d. chtkr of tl'e Hon. Geeeral Sir arydges Req . . deceive% Allow: to, at FAl.nburch. Jr.rot u.r.dirca, rsq t..,r to t: to Jane, youngest daughter of ill., Lite Liatutenua-Colcr;1 Macioratl, of the Royal Alai ice^. On the stall ultimo, at Kilmagat ash, near 12,,ef s ,! rw ,• D ., H. Ago w, Erg. late of the 524 Licht Inf . ...min to Mare., youngest clingleer of G. Woodhnt;e, Esq. 17tt? of !o*sn i►iTn. - August 7. at Newport, t' elaly of Cagtein 1.. 1in Taylor, I Brea, county cf Waterford• Lately, In ber f Sth year, at Carlow, Margaret, sirtlrtlaugl.ter of the Rev. Mr. W. Glat‘ecrt, of PtUtown county of W.::tord. Monday setinight, at lamesbro• b, ecucty Cork. tat• a milt. nant fever. Mictael (Zooid Adams, late , •fteriff of At &haat. Frederik O'Brien, Ertl. of Booker's Bill, nett Belfast, ail iti.pectut General of Eari..e. Aiaeust a, at Edinburgh. Mrs. Ann Lantle, relict of the Rtv. an'.iert Ore, hiinister of Ainh. Mpg 19, A: s. t Archor court. St. Lobes, e:. qie had ri tit,d to rest the precrZ4v trE!t• in good health a:.d spirit., and was found dead in bed on ele chore mor. Ins Alton 14, w Carlisle, IVLry, wife of hlr. John iollie, bca f.elle r itt that ei:y. Anteit 9, nt Wiliiatnfield, in his c.6:h par, Mr. David Wrzd rnht al, wilier in Stirling. Augug 5, at At:Korb, Mr. David texYcnr, Isto Provost cf that Burgh. • August 11, at the Orgiline Convxt, at Newgvove, near Wa terford (after three days ilte se, occwiutted by the huretine et a Word-vesiel) Mrs. Anne Labe. August 14, after 111 illness of a few Loom the Rev. Imes Hams, of ilarry's Hall. near Eanduu. lie lett hie own house is this morning in apparent health, and in eseelent spirits, for Clo nalii!ty. A let'r after his araeal at th;slie.er pLee, he was sc!r.cti with spasms in his stomach atisi howsi•, which twatinated it, a short nose his valuably exigence. It is nhivrtsally acknowte4, , d, 6p t:te Most respeca rahle parr of the profe4‘arn,, 'liar the htalical Boards, libl,ed by the celebrated Surgeons aChLrlutte House, riac»friats and tk'uoditrick-grest, Oxford-greet (a few doors Cram hood•sireet), are the fountain /wad frr advice. It is a fact, tiAt, by ti:c unneJ •;ticti s of theft Gent!, ot. n, upward 4 of Nix . 1 how. sand Patents have Nen cured annually of obstinate I.hsea ; many of whom had been from nettl:ur 3:eds had been improyerly trr:lto: i y p-rsons ipsorant of at, ini- IN,rtant branch of the profession.—Messrs. C'oorca, MUNROE. and Co. are cortsuired daily Ly ail ranks of :wople, at cuh oi their Estahliihments; or by letters front the Country. r.tating their case, w!:en hiedicine and Advice are sent ti rll p:.rts of the Kinr,doma—There are side•doors at each house, anti pi irate rooms •or temales.—Direct Charlotte Hone, IT V IISill• the ;;esl. Rovelund Hill's Chapel; or Woo.huock velie :cf•ve &Ind-street: . _ C;ENUINS MEDTINES. THE following mEnteirics can only be prn. enred Genuine at the Wateho.me of tiliAW and WARDS, e 6, ST. PAI; L . 5 lsc Rif Rn : lin% Boham of Honey 3 I Juniper E..q. Perpern% It . _ Est. no. et Wattrdoi IC 3. 4 I Rodbell Emh- (,Lto.ti 4 0 Hallam's 11,11ous 9 I 141.1herd,'s ClllllOl 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits l /cops v 9 luta per Las. Pennyroyal I I '," Marshall's Co. rat e• I 1f Nil et:66. , 11 . 9 rills 2 e • Church\ Cmtgl. Drnps 9 6 Ski:Litsry'd Drops G 0 • Antlaa ay a.a Tote h Pau. , der It 6 t art etatataplt's I .oz enyes I It. Corowetr.OrientalCordial 4 6 barfly's !Scots Pols 1 : r Widow Welch's i ills 9 4 S.alt of ' a mons l C )(trace- Pills 9 3 .+lt!gleoe% e.ye Mt. VCI • Vrisio'S Veg.:table Pills 4 6 6,....b.4d . , , baa.am IA t • Newton's 'I noth Powit rlt 9 lietar)' , M. ; :oesia 29 • Church's Peet.Tal fills II( i Iltrapa•r4 Mill 1I i• WAWA ArnipertuilliS 9 9 1 - btestee 44 Spruce 3 6 .---- Constom Los. t It Durabla Irk I G • Anahoyala Lotion 4 6 triti.ah Dil . Ile %I', ssca's -pec.lic Remedy V. 9 Cheltenham Fal•it 2 9 . rue abov e (Omar Mirk Ilie 42r excepted) will have the ad Imes of fg.sio to Itiavarth, Gi. S't l'aerr,..un the stamp; ere also may la:" had every other PATS 24 r*A l'elt!C , sItDICI::E. 1A- L:sal .li.ovata:-.• to Merril:ova and 1 mitt... in gentral. EX l'it Ir..m LE*II7ERS AGidres%eif to Dr. SOLOholt )14, MLA house, near lay-trust, Won twit, 4 ay Effielc/ of the CORDIAL lIAL:s4 of IIILLAD m !huge d.ilisult anti complicated ilisterders for winch it is perutiarty adapted, being atlinini rcre.l to the tro.ler intant, the pro J,0:.0t female, and to palsied age, with safety and **cat", Idthertu unparallsled , In the annals of Medical ch . rovery. I.lvr.a li.t:Wir.l Junes, at this town, '4:Ts—LIT nt!ntl Is impresrod %vat. st r paitarle tor tL vtrf great betolit I have r :rum your Cor.'!al I.l:4tit oC Cikad, in 2 ssit'clt reduces, me to such a • Brace sif w.aktiess, ilia . I could not 1:•.1.1 IT thy Lead. I was in this sito....lan (the nteet t!..plorable inla :ambit.) 14 months, wh. to a i,tend advised me to try yoer HAW of Gilead, our bottle of which, to n:y great comfort, enabled me to follow my uoial avt:eat En 14, anti by the of two more bre-les, eons...let -ly r,env e red my h. Nola : WALES.—R. M. P.stlllo-Cast le, near t: Ac tualize, writes thus t --I fe:d it a duty iticanth-nt upon tale to r"- torn yan I..ar: telt thanks for :tie 11•24! s.la:.s4ii% 1 .11. Z. ; and fur the g0.f.1 ..ithe :tiff ctes:, vinost yin% will mak.: try cz...r pliiii.C. I ha-:- Leen seven r.:ars affl:etEti (ever sitter 1 had a tiangt.rolis fever in Jamaica) w!tla a violent I,:in thof bac» pact an I crown of my ho-ad, spasms iu nty stomach, nati:;(o.l anti fre- T ient Ives:Ping; patios in thy tltiOut, ler", and arms ; a .ire disiorlied si..ep, att.f firths appz.rhe ; for svlo clt I l,are c Ittsit't the oto:t eol:ltent l'hy,irraLs, I:41foot: larumin th e use of your Coril.al Balm of (Mead, mode iOD . I a:4valve, fe,l misfit lover than l have been for last t n le: rs, and re,:over...l my luog-lost heakb, solely throu,, l 4 Cie tteat .facny ut your truly valteabk restorative. tcl - e It Is itr.possible t.i insert all l'ar ea..: and cores wfoeft Sulunion is in osse, , sion Of, at it Watliti respire •onie en!.m.+: he contents with what L2I hoot itlYerted, rust • r -re . C: hrsiag cui,viticyd him, that in all morbid affeclous of and lymph (the ea , :.e of aluiost every ntalatly) so egicalious a remedy, was never oared t As Or. iiiiennito's practice 11 .t iI4W bY(41111.: 4: s gear fn.• e rots sive, th;:t hi. constant engagements re (pike (Leonsi.is ra of h:s time and intendanCe, !IC expects whoa cur...do:4s *be usa ' compliment of One l'out.l: but all Writtill C.a•ct, i,f advice, and unaccompanied with an order for ntedieisie raatr.- ! mittance, to be answered at Lis I. burr, are retles".!..l to rode only half a-guinea.— Drafts niy b.. obtain 1 at any l'n.:-.03•• payable at Liverpool, for halal! sonic of ; 441; $: ht= a s ur: mode of eonveyauci: SucL h ttrrs *Loaf, ft,r thu, in fected : " bluney Letter. Or. Sulonssen, Gilead i!ou•e, tsar Liseirwl. Pal?. Dol.ble Postage." Sul I by S. itt, Strand; and by all Veri.'ery of Pao rt Me:Leiner in Luzupe and America, ;Tice 1 is :13s. a bobs:, duty whom may I.e had, the .Inti•lsr.petynes, or &goose: s Dropi, au abst.l.st.c cure fur :in: Sec:A Scauluia, Leprosy. Price 11'. ands per bottle. rah n.uu's dki.sstergent jou, an efreernal cure for r;nr'ssit eruptions, coarter.s.,i, redness, Ls:style:, &5.r... cei Lie facs., and neck. Price sis. Od. per 1 ',ale. Also, Solomon's Guide to 1 - 1.. , ,ab, which esuplaitss in a const.e aid easy tuatusix, the most simpt. r.teseds of %teems-a . , 19.1: - :luscious remedies,lsr nervous, IsypJCilondr.ac, and cos•saMl'w" complaints. Price Ss. PRICE OF S t 0(:KS Yk.S! ER1,..%Y. II hank Stoelt,—• . I I.tot r Attn. txt iJ. let per Cent. 8014; i In ha pnws, let Ito r . - per Ct. Coos. int v 0 791 isu Exch. Etas ( 1.14 ::.... s, Ir. . per Celli. V7i Vs 97i Ps C.n... tot . I V. ::.i •itl ; . : ` l O i pet Cent. Instil I.trtery Ttatcts .1:1!..et. Wom wATIOt To MORIAOW A I* ---- ::: 4!1(1 •4 1 ..) JWI !•• I 1 Motnto4 . • • - 0 nap. .nter I i %Aventine . LONDON Lc! and pubsto 1.4 Lr.:Bs. rl' cc. i':lee, Tem:ll=-2u. Nti 1111 E. THE P. JES.I That Pro:ob, br before fre!i Nom as any b !MOPS Tot se Patters. of Priorral tleolart, trigttle MCI, silly be L said, ahy .'.4),t the Prupubal. ss petal* fur Corr she staid .sth Sep •day, neither wil lt, or an As,ist CONTitAI THE PRI SIGNERS 71. at oil WEE eClock, they wi Willing to Conttg with VINEGAR Sheerness with I Ivens ef the 7 NI realer will M! any astir, i node Every Tenn'. Board, and signed grit& 1. 1 . e frat.met tf I Ce Argare:::: of (1;21 Thls day WRAGG' or ate to every C;pedt a copious Set of I original Airs or and ottoc . ;.irt. I.ocdoti; Knight :47.1..r cr. " J. W rays. ' en v This day riu pub: •j•H~: roar f:o~..I•cl~f a ~t 9'a~n ~ aoJ N' iiJ J London f JPTiutr )~sldwin, Cndoek, ~ts. (;owlc and C'u. ; I , p4rate is The ranee& , 4•wer., 4%.6t1. B 4 FOR FHE day Were pul NEC DO 1' . gal tram N London: Prirrr , ernw.—Fly wlit,nt al 1. Rational I 'an CH1411.11,11 a taut "With pine Copper U. kallemal Of a Family ; 'mem price is GEL by th, & A Deco :prior the =sae IlUiliber Fisher, •4•►prnr., at 4. A History o, .12 and Inu,t /int: FHE( A:.s.icut •.• This abri.lp depicted ; the dt , c rebeemfavorrati:e nt rt.nd,:rll 4 ; •he study et I%':h avidity, ;mkt rkeurk• of th e kind, r whuin in is 1. Letter. on 'lv on Ih, Al Y. Ihe Ter ra Vora', Det.ctiptivl rtureroy for the 1 Lot.tion Pubin eister-row. - PROM Lmo eliervAted, 3 move the Dsorder• the debibtzted con ether, and v.r trit i re(lat.er branch t.l over every oil., r taxi, a perfect Lure and in those ca.rs Practitioners Lave thq of treonti.nt estabitshneel t. T loaf Debility, it wi Nee prescribe posse ritttulttated l..•nu ui of r.utb,or Ly a re tot y a lite r or ton cl indiefoas use of snr tual tendency to en the happiest effects lasting lical , l3, aft %hilt' emir pl.:n of Rend., atot Wely in • lion.ernos cases ear tare, ttee total Uhl. and ea prditio a e'"lPeti. li.• eoroplaim Are Piostid and vigoroul Patients of enlist ticuey, and ',etre Panents he the 8 Trlalittancr fur A Fati of the WVI IP