Star. — London, England, 1814-01-03 00:00:00

drinking Leonard, r-hanger, from and Mt SeTRT aervapt. ,;Igirx the , a aorite persOn partly •jeven Men themsel , - porter, —:paid thew .Nicholat spartviiirt 10011 1 , 6 rk who wo baridi, .the Otudirin timid by. Lawnder be Manua' unfortktmerly leaving Vides/ several others Stop thL was extremely ti /ht on. Limerick, :wog down Holborn, middle of 4 of Zit aseats Glyd White, Li, of Odd Chdiego,.lllllltMll.llllllNisi Francis Thurland, B.A..e.htpleht of .o N. Coi al : Edward Cardwell, M.A. fellow of Drumm, t • lklerbert *Undo!ph, MA:iiidara of C./Mit Chiba. Wm. shallors Mvito*haplelo of Christ Church. Sohn Btlgotoke, B.A. scholar of Jesus College. nn; Howe, M.A. &My of Magdalen College. 111110111111Firtitoffe, BA. billow of St, John's College. ' l ll l oitl a _Aline Glynn, A. student of Christ Chureb. ' imtell* SIMI Lloyd. M.A. scholar of lesus College. ' . • - PillaStarloNs. Rrr, 4/110 lolinlßelsoss, ti frllow of Queer ' s College, Oxford, PorPoon4f Onto Beill and Boardstall. Bncks, is presented • to die anis lieteratone Slier, Ey, in Gls+ Irdilirthe 446,4 the ker. T. Lewis. - . of liisdleigh, to the hying o of . Densington • •—• • . . eppointellOptiog.4 the 1- • 5. 6 400. z • c flasband4treets the . , preious to "the Witness could not say gist _______ __ - at,_ ter *ere of the seven, but she had doubts about 'Cro stini- she thought she bad some knowledge of him. Te seven men sat drinking in the tap-room ; they called for dominos, Which witness refused letting theta have at so unseasonable an haw. One of the men got sick in the tap-room, and Nicholas Leonard desired him to go out into the yard, and not dirty the p.ronm floor, which he refused to do, and the man grbo sat.next him struck osier the table at Nicholas Xxonard with shis fist, saying that he was not the .ta ' righilandlord, but to let the landlord be called in ; witness went into the back parlour for *Mr. Leonard, the deceased, who accompanied htr to tFe tap-room;' witness said, that was the proper landlord, on which the man,, who afterwards gave him the fatal blow] with.the quart pot, made an attempt to strike him, `.l table; 'witness pushed away the man arid,, went through a pane of the window. Tho , one of the party, stood up, and all the the same; Coin seized Nicholas Leonard eck-haodkerchiel ;. witness interfered and • s hand out of Nicholas Leonard's hand ker which Cain hit her a blow on the mouth ; ...me out of the back parlour and took Ni- Leonard away, saying he would be murdered. 4 time Thomas Leonard, the landlord, was in .4 taorroem, mixed among the men, he was knocked down, and witness saw one of the men take the quart produced off another table, (the pot had blood and 'some of the hair still sticklng struck him with it on the head . whiiel )wn ;., it laid his head open, and hi bled another of the party put out the lights i, ime Thomas Leonard was stretched en the their feet, not able to speak ; witness cries"' murder. Nicholas Leonard came out of t'..e bath parlour wish a stick; is not sure whether lie struck , y of them or no,;. another brought a candle, wio ness took up Thomas Leonard inher'atms, and set ' im against the bar door ; he was speechless, and his nses quite gone. Five of the seven men then wentout. pulling Asa Knight, a nurse that was in the house, who got up on hearing the noist; with them into the street ; she called out , 6 Watch !" the other two used remained some time in the passage; witness did not see them go out. After the men were gone out, James Lenox, a-lodger, came down stairs, and cut off pert of Thomas Leonard's• (the deceased) hair, and washed the wound wish rutn,,std put brown pa per to it ; when the men were going out, Mr. Coady went to shut the door after them, and the same man who struck the dmeased with the quart pet, stracld him also over the eye,' and laid the place open ; hilt then threw the pot in the passage, and it was pickeck up by the witness. She cannot swear to any of the. party, except Thomas Cain. When they were go: ing out, sir., hoard one of them' cry out—" Damn them! kill them!" Nicholas Leonard, cousin to. the 4 deceaied, being sworn, corroberasted every word of the last witness : he said he could not swear to either. of -the : prisoners; but he thought Terence Cronan, very like the mad who gave the blow of the qtiart Pot ; he was . a tall' man, with a long visage, like the prisoner, but . trued differently. The other prisoner, Thomas 'tief, was like the man who'.got sick. in the tap-room. On tile following Sunday, Thomas Cain came to the eccased'i ;house, in company with another man ; he called fur a pot of beer, which witness refused to give , ins, stating,. that he was one of the party who gave fhelandlord his death-blow, and of which he was then oa his bed, under „the care of . a surgeon. Witness lid hold of Thomas Cain, in order to secure him, but he strove to effect his escape, and with the assist of- he _ copartners 1. trade, 112. riviKaiiii V#. •Ify sa *Aiwa, le the White Hart sad Star has, Utfousder, Anoraks, Messrs. Kinderley, Lang, • Soli Latest, GrayWu% Holhoro-court, Laadon ; or Mr. Ruat-U49o. ll Pett 3aarpli Fulloon, of %dienroplace, Hackney-road, Middlesex, corn dealer, dealer aftfaiitt Jan. 4, 15, and Feb. 12, at nne, at Godlike. Ames* an, Cleipnian Barber,Chantery-lani-. Edranibel bade 41kramiliyormi Gait Prescot-street, Goodman's- Fields, 14liddleset, lapidary, jeweller, dealer and chaptnan, Jaaaary 4,lll . lsadfeb. 11, as ten, at Guildhall. Attorney s . Mt. Howard, Jewrpstras4 4ldgate. Richard Bripyr , Close, parish ,of Huddersfield, Yorkddre, shear-m*ll4i shear-grinder, dealer acid chapman, January IS, 17, at four, and Feb: it, at , eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds, . _ Leeds', V lai A ser nE- 1114 ;r9fir. I l i t e lfroas;rtick-squari Lgadoa. ••. . late of LociWood i esh of Alatiodb Ydi -, figs 0 - .r...lghtre, , deafer aild rasa; January 21, 22, and Feb. it, at &yea, at tbs. Rase and Crown ford, Ituddendeld i , Attornies,, Vern. Turaat, Clarke,, and Ricbarcis, Cbartpary; ' • • line L•adatal or 4 , 4llWitisiaaa . Creialand, Hadderslidd. - • DrvibtNDo to $e iaali at dtnttpmux . ' ' • , halm, - 29,*dan Chipiiiiiithlikittliarket - Strilis.4lt, greeer, at Amin. JO, ASA/84110,mni x li k lAcjtfaisra:roall, theelansager, it int Nu, stik" YdlflTlmil , Sidtftesbury, brewer, at (weir*. APIA ak A ttli*** o lll lll 4li sois„ Kent, dour, *at tatelve, 3 0 1 P-1 I,4lZ.dogigokiii•lwitispo, MINVIIIIIIN; at e' 7 - " • . , ,: • Duramplosistiasiiii milli lieirritt. . .1 . •-• ~.~~® dos Carrriag a large - - inquisitive, expressed a wisk trx.know tha =Rents. of it was. He told them it was li nen, but they insisted to examine the bundle,, he te silted for a time, but on finding them persist, he thought to tract MO escape, but they secured him. The - bundle contained a variety of new almanacks, „voluble books; pamphlets, ad qu;relsof fine writing , which be stole from Mr. Hansard, the printer, ,in Holborn, with whom. he lived as porter. On watching hi's lodging . they found a great quantity of the like articks. The prisoner was secured and brought before the Sitting Magistrate. Mr. Han ' sard • wrote to the Magistrate, requesting that he might be discharged, as he thought it sufficient pu - , s nishtnent to dismiss him from his service, and taking `the stolen articles back, begging to decline prose cuting on account of the man's family,and he having a dying child. He was consequently discharged. ; lenurcer...-An Inquisition was held on Friday, at the London Hospital, before the Coroner for Middle: sex, on the body of Ann Simpson, who met her death by violent blows on the head, inflcted with a pewt pot, by a soldier belonging to the 'Power , with vili - death' She lived. The Jury returned a verdict of Witfa Murder against the soldier, who was committed far trial by the Coroner. An alarming fire brcke out on Tuesday evening at • eight o'clock, in a detached building of the York Luc natieAsslum! which consumed the roof and the in-, ternal parts of several rooms where the patients were confined, without injuring the main walls. Although every exertion was made to rouse the inmates, and remove them to places of safety, it is feared that two or three patients who were under restraint perished in the flames, and two escaped during the confusion. Mrs. Dormice, an elderly Lady, :was on Friday morning-burnt to death, at her lodgings in the Grove, Bath, by her clothes unfortunately taking fire whilst sitting on her sofa after breakfast. Wednesday evening Mary W...11i5, of Barker-gate, Nottingliaw„ a woman of 87 years of age, being left alone, by some accident her clothes took fire, and she was burnt . so dreadfully that she expired in Vest torture a feW hours after. Saterday a young Ain, the son of the :tee. Mr. Flevnic T was unfortunately drowned while skalting on a pond in. Hampstead Fields A boy, who wai immediately behind him, was also in imminent dots gcr, but was happily saved. On Christmas-day the poor bets who - have shared the bounty of Mr. Wan, ittended, by his desire, at Sr. Julian's Church, in Shrewsbury. Previous to the eutiMencement of Divine service. $5 boys who have beta put out apprentices, received. each a Bible, Piayer-book, and Manual of Private Devotions, at the expence of that benevolent Gentleman, from the hands of the Rev. Hyatt OWEN ) accompanied with a suirable exhortation to piety, diligence, and a grateful sense of 'their patron's kindness. Each of the boys also received a donation in money from the trustees of Mr. WEBB, snaking (the value of the bibles, &c. included) a total of ir 25 . His Committee have also distributed sixteen pounds 'among the poor, to pur chase coals, Sec. i The remains of the -late Mr. Smith, of Fersfield, Norfolk, were, last week, consigned tp the earth at his chapel, at Shelf anger : the singularity of whose fune ral procession deserves notice. The coin was placed -in his own waggon, preceded by his hearers, and the singers of his congregation chaunting a funeral dirge; the waggon Was drawn by his own team, and besides 'the coffin, which was covered over with a waggon tilt, for a pall, 'the corn sacks belonging to it were stuffed with straw, and being placed round the coffiti, served for seats for his children, all in deep mourning. Behind tbe waggon followed the chief asearmer+ who eras hisawn riding horse, attached by the. LI this manner the whole proceeded to .the plaen•of 114erment. ~ There has been no instance of such a fog as ,lately p~eerrvaded the metropolis, extending to the distance of fifty Miles ronrut, since the earthquake at Lida*, in November, 1755.. At that . time this country wits Pei: kited by a fog which had not been equalled for a cep. , •ry before, and which lasted eight days. Several accidebts:have occosired in addition to tho'se we hill already enumerated. The Glasgow eolith, which shottld . erach Stamford by eight in the morning, did not arrive on Tuesday until two in the afternoon, and the York and Edinburgh not until four. Miliy of the coaches were overturned ; the York mail twice, newer Ware, notwithstanding the guard and passes.- gen walked to keep it in the road . . Tuesday night, a watchmen in Mary-la-bonne fell down an area whiles crying the boor, and was found the, pext morning with' MI neck broken. Saturday afternoon, bet wee* tin and four, This Obscurity was greater than it had low aim* ahe • cOMMineternent : the . eveninetititi' tleo4 04 !Pith ate of Me preceding. Few hackney : , _pilp,, d, gild snuh,as did had an distant to lead , be es, oe - drove Rnly at a walking pa ce . Th e 'of n'Nfiiidit:.Vilti 'care!' rebtatuided ' in all dg; rsesinns inctitillif *Vett: Yesterday, hclivever, the fog wiggly: -disspligated,..iii ectatetteate of a chang of the-YriAdtni - ..:: • ' . gi i (p .m ", • tire last week convicted at Hors peAty•of Ss. eatr44 and costs, foe' iii . kribot-bisil on the 6 s ith-day ; a few i t ay* Vibetoot 41i aien ' ea by the same dot fit k eirliermica .: ••• • - . • - . . . . .• ' . . . . . . . • ~ . . . - • . . . . . . . . . . - . . • . . • V • ... . • . • . •S ~ • . . ' . . ... . ..., • . ... . -.. , ... . • • 1 ..• . • . . . • • ~ ~ a. . . • C..• . . . . • . . . . • . -• . _ ~.......m . .....,, . . —...._ ... - ' L..: ' ' ... -1. .. • + 4., ' • -, —...... ..- - Tuesday last, Mr. Hash .Varies:Ostrea, essattalliflif • 7 - 4 "( 4 ' 11 : 1 "ft " susi 4 . , , 1 4 onnsouth‘court, College, was admitted &War of tbkt, .tiOsiety. At a General 'Ordination held Id the Cat bectral L Saroli Marshal, •- Christ, by the Lord night" 4-ilis Dieseus, on • ' ab o ut tiro o'clock. eke following proem were ealliolsted: '- - -- „10r . fi e t i" Dia:tether, soil . bidebsi.. . ._. Thoth*, wog! N i pant y o f id er kk a wh i p. ,- - door, and on her ; John Hugheskasolatusf,)osaseollar k 4A .. ~. , who it wah-ieven chariespruoi liviiiithottoreioi , 'W._ 1161110 1 1% . „ room, and seated fouudation. .• : .. -: At NU -''• -•'- . —. '':''' ' ' other persons beifil ~.. ,Richard Whet*, MA. Icliallt . 4 Oditettik : -;" ' fola pot of porter .' • William Leib ' Buckle : SA: of airs ? PIM ti ' Men p ; "dwelt ant AviAcramip. - ' " • ' ' * ', - o ne 4 The - a Edward,MocWinitaiitmlui.stgdenejAqfpwitigo. , family up arisen th ''' ' H e nr i' 3 • Eirea l :we. I At: St debt er ° 411 *"*"" 11 ' , *his cousin 'Nichol ~. Thomas Vowner Bbort,litssiout of awn alma. - ' "Wm. Mill, B,A. of Trial", CA I" Or 8,1 1 411110 1116 : ifortkamptonsidte. . 1 by the Sheriff dr i mos Illtoblogs, BA. sf Ob. CLiliaiiiwiseillillisaAtilet. - master,l'h4mas 1 d ishy Robert g.dwards,BA. scholar sclf4oll44**pslol. , net inatf,pee.hat 11 • . : , leitiSTl6 .. ' . . _ • . how , itllosioielLviase, MA, scholar of WarbllitEr It s , Brown' A llen, "II Coady, from Host Joita bodes William, B.A. scholar or =:. . • • ' ' hates Siunrares, BA. of Cb. Cb . Carats in the house previ, . . . w i11 u. m ........ • with.the qua MOM SATURDAY teams tuzzriz. across the to • wIKRUPTCY Eilf.;titiati. his elbow wi Fab. IS, Ibtaartittra Wrial*n, lets of lialhorgatto-atrett,laa- tags Cain, c est o ssassloas, at tan; at Ooh. , • others did t! , . -: . •- • SAIDCRUPTS, - -, by the nee liaillea baraillaNaNd ARiallatiiiSallitaaaa, bt Pailiasathe took Cain's Mew* nostebaate, coraitneee. ers 110011 1 mik•tativ• chief, on al . senor honey 11,0, MA f Ili ails, at Ikea.. m e . Peed ca , Amnon iiispilialord, liwr/ 400 a l i ali g ite ' - ' ' cholas Leon - Salka,Read, al Magni ShioyiS t4ardlasiballost, santerantatibar, . . aldp-aair, dookejolt itsafewa, lipsyso ta, 111, owl reb.l2. , fit in t ime at twak w oost 0111111161L'Aphsevith isyn litibesiii, "to. 2, the taprroen • thejseas's.lan t ilisewarma. . down, and v Walk= 0•4007 aces, ibtreinj oc ikeltar4 4l lo o4 -liall, pot now pr sern-lbstirsigioloti iota abW• , lam 7, a, anti, mar k s o f I)] Mk NI i t 44"." at $ 16 Z . "14 / 6 Hart.l". illist " treet W it) and 1 Mt. Rebore ilindwilk Half , f r l= 4l = l "g and * i s - r a -- " , .. Ba n d i sik n a m ore . ne was dos Jacalidaliona, a *a* Giitategartiliam, lasa-drapar, hoar/ PrornselY i Is, 14, Fab. is, at almost, at ski Skip aand Castle lan, all this time Nook Arattakial'AlkeaL Owego -sad Youngs Grafi - lan, floor, under 4aailat; 47‘41r. isui, kientb- . • oust murder. Walla Cm*. sad lessli* ,Cenialifs a Vltimeter. ellar*rd - pa rlour with shir_e.ihstansikafastariersoialisrs, clurnall, and eavartsers in ~ _.___ -,__ scares— Its_ Any o f them Attorules, Metsra. Upton, Nicholson, owl Hemingway, Leak, or Messrs. 1 4 antbaru, Taylor, and D4rplia;l4o. Gr4y ) s-Inn- . avian, Loudon.e ' • - 33111/111 Slaaw . ;•brGraeowfeb, r • man,) wry a, 211, andlieb.• 2„ at ten k at O, ib MW.lll4or- flef.a&. ithn-aiurt; Temple. - • . • .Posiplerlis, ofiloOtbn; thmakishire, nifrebilikiddllicandehap. am; Amor/ 140,5, and P0b.1•2, at elittll4;* the Green Dragon - Imi; eibit6t. Attornles, Mons. Leten and Mll, - Secondaries' Offor, Temple, London; or Mr. Timford, Barton. . " ' Peter Cosaik, itt *Oneida, tayl or, derajalrelliop to fink him" •' f 5, and Febi it, at lour at the Woolp . i'elt Inn, Norwicls. :Mesantz.tiloaild -Staff, Norwich.; or Messrs. • , jap, - . -- 4 -- A s vi n - v,,.. b om is b ero in aper ; curs i maideren, but rie strove to effect his escape,' and with the assist- -- . lit thverowel%o;Wlerfoire-11111iies. Jas.l4,GtorpOshoreekl„ atites of- the other man, he forced his way into the Shrewsbury, brazier, at ellMak it tile aitvat lan, MOrssesbarY• court, b* * gentleman coming up assisted in bring- a ... Jar/W I 210 Was. Mapihrit°,7/21""aealii passe, 4101 " 4 9 4 in blip a.again. witness lett him is the custody It ir o Xit"Za alieri • I - • anal ' of some persons in the house, sad. went himself to . * • . law - , . lres s 4pr Bow- I :street to fetch an officer; it being Sunday, there . .. 'Ws' Ann; „..„, , 1 '. '''.* • " '; '. . i were - none in the way Wit one, 'and . he refused corn- •, 't : I,l ' ' ' 01111111611111 S, Ilroaay . 110. ing Without a warrant ; witness went theft to the High .... . . . wamb elliVlNlNwhi_ !b inet-b e. l. 4 * * lirairr fo l o s it o *::tei Mr: . Changites, to crave his aid. but ~,,.., 1 . . boa 'winless returned, he Fos at .. , I_ Us N o,. oilire* ' A... ,... /... • tai Richards tie elder, Thomas Cain was one s , . having been previously up .40 .' ' ' I " . "R rw t r e ' '''"`` atd Gentw i' 4ll l er sta i r s tp . see . Mr. Leonard ; the dying man forgave Alfthals Rath, plater... b eg st - T , . 6,, it _ L . t ove ariumu r acturer . J o h n hitt' and 'all the ' party, desiring he migh t t be.let go, - llinighli • • ' libilieser,sWerotehed Friars, ships spat . and that reone bf thCm shuuld . be protbetited ion , :011.000/ 0 144Wibmirr IließM4 tita n e' at law. which, after &Ong his addrots," Thomas Cain, No. , itve. -Po ire bISSOLVED. , 3, Church-street, it. Gilaste t " he was permitted TO , .. • abispidaii.itadis mitiblesi, cattle4taleri. Limpet and depart. .- , • =assk ii t= 4-' 7 * • - 4 34600 - *TM Motesibreoke, John: Ilutt, the. off app the two „. a ikii,„,pagger and •Dinven ,....__,,..." llllll"hbe t 'prisoners, stated that a' .of the name of, Coady, ?Ipar= ' g o d', 7-7- 1 1 ,4 16i nwww "'"" . .o wa d e ' who received the blovthc pot over the erl4 . ** ; • _,• . - MIAs, iliaideit i o. , • ' ' an4'N, grca aOw . attenomg, he fa y c: 1 11 swear sante scree, IdOmworellsiels" lad Lowes , theAdstlaAdi Or- Tererce Cronan as beitig the - who ' aillit_ __w , - . "tern . "It } ad , G O - 'w'llebe•lo a. „.._ ' PA** " I L A " and that TliomaiKief wasaiite Om • Mick ol f ivois • . Leadgiukati.iispqs.mer 0 01 10:41404 'ford ard CA. litilay-speet, ~ ig aill Tower. A be„.„ l6 .l ) _ l *.r?gral., ,:,, ' , 2ts, .•!. • !. , I t . rust!! tyrriose. •,•: '.-• sway soisiketart . Phial" X tett, lira/ 4treet,ar -no Lpe puttee were Fr. 4,74-11rin *ad holders. S. and J. Fearn , Stock .Ezdaaage stock-brokers.— Whip* other yritniases ~ .srksge Oao . ' etta t 4 Itasstogr , P o oLtalliotsidti - 1 C o Posi the Viisoiniff - *er r e iiiiiikti l d " exams. =LA. Air"1'aQk14)."1471.124"" patios. , --, ir.. i ~- i ~ a tame* . - r - , ettsea,. en I. --- go, n ewi li ro p q s a k, ' ,•16i.undlat: ... . ' 4 '. 741; f. S OWASTAUT.--altilfdlffe/41110164 • 11 . will ihiMitt P• WPCs. Edwards and Co. Stamford, . ' •. • • .' sa alarpOte . r, was.,brossght 4,0*-.:Miestacbarged wpb Ikrinn an ; - VA L 14.411"14 : - ester, II" iittein ' W it P ), N 1) . 4 agftelifF4ll l / 4 Anlijdai • li Ivor .. . , . Wilverisimptionmsi,calan- ails ' . . ~ iik, efi r di • A v bec oo ...,:g f i ros i litt Attie o'itoefr; sitar tbe ,rowsl i td t . O . , ch . or . .; ~ 1 • . ar t he a inew c•- 1, -kut vern, in the Strand. recogn y • . r Z: . .,/ 'WilkiPsoillait ; 1 /4 7'rrfftp attO .. • • theT o ited - A l 'atipiMit . and WAS very pro2erly . , ' - 81 " 4 fact4reroin cOpiiii.4 as sock add* tbamerlifft - Asrdnek.. , • • ad' *Oa ' . 1 • : ':' #4 l O 26 0 1 4 . ;ii ihff A ff 4 0.4; . ..;L: .1 I.; :" ~.' s• ' . : Tr* tilLol Co ;rilli= t • lel* j - . ,auk . .: ' .- -Vl 4- 44,6 Yikh - V4l44444W adir t Viekrinfei & L .• -: ' _ . , .. . • Jiativret.ll as c.v ., . 1 A ~ . . . . ... , . . . ielfllll DialS• root at the ehZ r iiiis' servant to the deceased, said, that had theta alkde en n the morning of Saturday the 441si m ihoutie opPasisa Mike I e person knoeted 'at her malter's tac k e doweiss ; tho wi ng artly openingiehe door to enquire' ninalentini enothliv.. whs Men hished and-went inteithe tap r osicarsTsods to Laid"! themselves Agog in one box, :no dra'cliteritOtiori Of that Mtn then, in the„tspesstun ‘' they calls!. isms: w r l sh ol ie hie t ik e s ; he whiCh wituein)woughtthens, tonssistifictery, bat unto d foo it ; thflairtiere nose of Ills just Fumaint,pit leaving - esiteretezettst the deceased; and dead. The man and set to Leonard, Tat & witness. Tbtre pursuit, esillog- opt 7- 0 St tame of Luzon +, put ta:Possolown.., r t . co* Part,lrbera .the 1 2 111.4 °king in the back - parlour tritn,lter were untortnnatety' ,eonard, and alsisOne Peed, a join.- On Friday night Reid,, 'ger, from Motisnouth-street, and ion, police officers, were bteiwnick, painters, and a Mr. absent* a man in the :pi end4treet, those wetetheeompeny visible from the fog s . carrl ms to "the was men coming sn.— being natura ll y inqtusitivi saythat either the prisoners st,the what tin cootents.of it wal 11Wevinise are d,C .. .1411011111 . Damps ;sad tts , reffeve those Who suffer %es st ,41111hpy of 1 "• 091? ind sold wholesale 'sod ettill44lll6any soil Sons, No. 95, Fteet-taw,k et ; sod tetaa 4r ri codori 51( to etas Yowti Cpsihuy.—Obittrie Ohio orlioroay ohd ---- • lo Sobs on tie Statics.. • - - - - - •, •: CORDIAL BALM OP tlitetiti - -.L. jT. ill TlOtOritnisi thai various disorders of the Mos -IL frame 9re brought On by disci ion Is .yostis, obi biros t o violation of those stiles Which pittdence dietateefor th e ma. ,tton of limitit.,Asit laylog a 'too ad:triad toe si4sitiikott lite k with a &pi and orssg s constittation ;- tty Messier o f ar e ' no • soolif Itm, thrti *Ail eiperience teacher tie . valuels, It, and tili unboppy palled* lbottiermbsd; t . is vain, for the means of its recreiry. Dr. setonion rem - amid& Its Co se i ea.lllA Eli Of trau a t. conetbsidows Imre bkesi impaired, iniPittittiii idiom ....ed by too integer study, or long, residoknot is hot lotisle. ..d iy ablates ;•11 - *bin eases it WM braie the reloae4 mote, streagtken and invigorate the constitution. . • 1 e.l • ~ Attotber supplyiapat received, sod for ale by . sad Mikit akes 'Leigh, It, &rand, London; A. Smith, North -Mar l Zan. burgh; and all kludlcbte Venders: Price Ii s. each, or foot in one 6 11 EDili bottle for g4e. by wit t lfb ors lip., bottle is **yeti; with . ilie words ." Saint sopti, Liverpool," engrave& on the Stamp. ~ .:•,,• Dr. Saimaa hAllo, vlben masked 'bY kite. the usual i liiincnt of a .one pound note to be inclosid,.44§lmesed— twee. - D r . stplosmon;Glield House, near Liverpool. ..If • ' ... Liv e , •- • .. - • . , TsMr. DIXON, •Apythecary.' • • • CI R—l take the: earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most wsntlerfurbenefit front the use of your DIXON'S AbrIaBILIOIIS Pli.L.ttrlikh I car tied with me to /tunalca, and all those friends te`whons I &OS.. • bated them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de re them to be-the best Medlin ever used in list couatry, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are MMus of seve ral Ladies and Gentleman who bay . e receival the utumstt relief from ?oft Dison's Antiblittuo s—Charles Taylor, Esq. /as ;Maica; nrillbut Shaw; Esq. Xingsteo, ditto; Woodriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq..:tiaysums is Mar, ditto; 1. Smith, Ent. Old' Harbour; • into ; Aliacia, Esq. ilitto ; Mr. Walker, Pot; Morse?. &ad a 3 PewWtsm,, Not: Salt River, ditto; Mr. Milieus ' ditto; J. Burn, gag, :torments; G. P. -Polack, Esq. diito ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, KillYston, sttto ; Mrs. Perry, St. A1)11 . 11 • ' Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; whit -assay other persons of the first respettshility..--Sir t Your mat Obedient servant, • • THOMAS HAIIitOLD, of the Ship flavor, ' Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butter's, 4, Chv i alte.e, t.h.rone of St. Paul's Chorch-Yard ; by Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; Jones, Westoe, AUnutt, and Ma ll ory. Parties; , frihosois. and HO Harding, Gosport; Coleman . 34 hack Slalnsest; POI and Roos and Turner, Hill; Herlab3, l COAVArelly,ffettl•tion, and 011bert, Plymobta ; Kum sea 11104.411111. 5ar. 18 1. 1164 Co. Ilfrmingbam ; Staines" Lynch snriArkiangoi.Marsestef I -Ilittestann, Stater Wawa inbf lebtinald; dlivitivi ;13 & e t: t e m Bristol; Siev_enton and Co. .103.3ealapattntEn , 1. .Edwards and Penny, and Batit...ge andl.:akkWy,,l,iyesyskd Neal; Odd Lefi;er, Dover; White, grighton • itBts aixt Koff, teobam; and retail by most Cuinary Nl;illainilreaders; In bone* 1. and f.a. e ---1.-. ..-.... NO - .Disorders hitve .contributed more esbentaAly to deomy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguardedpiessort. ''Heinle of every rank paiv adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, bur where the Cookituutia has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of inability u indispers• sably requisite. Twenty years have we drmeedont praetite to the exclusive treatment of the following Disonders, sod the suc cessful result of our plan gives us additinial ardour to oppose, as ' fir es we arieble, the ravers bf thoreConiplents }rich are tin mos• important in the-oualogue of Hotkas infirmities. After Initiation into every branch, as Navy ,Surgeone, we formea a wish, at an Oa* .pltriod of praetite, to teseu4' sin fs teals from the Ig norance of uneducated menot thee,* dideemsdeseetpitudir of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of WWI We Wave per se t motion, comprise svety opetiti of Venereal I .411 kinds -of Debility, whether arising from the babits of school boys, or the indulgenclai of manner kge • "Viat - derantement of the System in .Women, Which -,is. Sided barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, obstructions in„the Uretbr3 as also Strictures , whether recent or of lung duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practiticrners f ;re by our present improvedplati of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the patient suffering, the excruciating pals and alarming Hemorehale which frequently fol!ows the applica tion of the Lunar Caustic. in thecourse of our exteesiyepractice in this metropolis, numerous caws of STRiCTURES have been and ate daily un der our care, the total eradioation of which is ef fected a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure *open for to any ether yet adopted. The wcakpessfrelatatiou f kaki/el* Bay,proceeding frdm tail complatistlitk 4,04411 y. removed; and the Patient restored to sand and *wow health. jot,where the debility has for yekrsesistekkproper i persevenneelp.our Ftwoorativerestsedies is arp lequlsite, lertviietheskiik , sparks of life, add ti renallsowthe constftstiows !'• us Diseases are the result of ignorance__ 1* Itp#pja th e billigliket of a simple Gonorrhea arid it not Mi'Vequintlfliap pees that the seed, of life are poisoned by thcitidiaeretlon of an Unguarded hour. By a supersor.snethod easily and toren where others have 110 _ • • ewe utal iver • Pared gence life, quence broods may k object itav►al b the Venus . „nip& ansWy will be prevented _ early. this ianjuid slue, and bitliese cases no great difficulty wilPitecui. • Married Women, who have long been disappointed in the , expectations of a family, may be assured, that irt most instanct*, 'such defects are enable by Medical skill. The seereey which is so mettle to our undertaking, nod the qualificatiOns which we have presumed to mate ' form the Heels . of our pretensions. and in coincidence with, such this intimation 10 given; that Messrs. Currie' add Co. may be consulted by Pe ghats of either s ex with the iterate* secrecy and honour, at their Hou'se, No. 107, fiattop-garden. Patients in the Counfry are requested to state the particulars et their case, age and general habit of Hying, and enclosing re atkreace for advice and Medicines, when the same will be given oi sent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRJE and Co. Surgecns, No. 107, Hatton•garden. Septisabelr S, (813. '1 O.MI .. a . minutes after 11 fmnrea after 12 ONDON Printetbr Lrrtlitier, Picket Place; and publistat4 tJit . lay ea at the Stir cake, Temple Sm. , 01 4 2 !_ itc liw Iyir p - 07 — v e itta in r d u t &fa ineiarykiit tit- ° Tr. 2.1 11 ,1 ersdlt. illlllllll,llnlE abottrwati a Yesterday soorestoWOratif Meath hi' ibtrifootple; In the Iv o w a d_ Oath year - of his age, Theism Lowteo, Esq. Solicitor at Law, gudgeon arisiveridg ele4.lr=44priutypepulvoi, of the Pip!, &c. D At tialieta, 'Perthsbire, the 14th ult. Miss RobertKw ' of r Wender. Th„e,niall ilascaßlyioltief Q. Thl. I Hie lady who Was pertclested Sy the Me& in tii'geihti To hflos : Rotieruniti Plachltesth moo*, who dopid ad Re ly t h e ' v au lt s *i r e tiainy 14 -giving, herself out as proprietor of the espae-oliasicalfy: i ter7 as they supp - o i c id ' in At tar Menai of Giffard, !nue*, wife of the ROL' Jam hers followed 9 theni,ll UL Litely. the Rev, liiivi , ll l .lp tfaiistei of Pen cal tland. . lief f" but they came = 00,0 111 .4. ;-' manly thiOkiand tljey 1.4_ 14 P 'WOW AI , , Tit RCLAY'i AWMIKATIC A NI)Y has fof Limerick, af i d 320ftr mint' Years tiettniiiiied ethos; effectual pf t liervadoe f ro m ; down Holborn , ; ‘ 11 1 ;y 11 11 ! .44 : t p . re d i u di c i li t skilli to pt inilli se w :i s it t lib a i rcte d 'eh al ea wt i b l illidli mpu d et tee Of the street, scarcely TI C r t;fIOGHS end SHORTAES3 of "BREATH. — Ili drains a large bundle, they are tkeapitt wia4, to defend the Stomach Isemells . n: , ; n : eanA tin' relieve thosa who suffer farm of • _ tarded hour. By a supeektr.methOd such complaints are y cured ; and even where others have failed, we t ruce nay presume M ollier_a radical re.istabliehthdhi7:Witel; , are the cases of complksted distress in-tax diliort)Fotailw• rl with the calamitous situation vi men, who, fre,tin 4a,10441- ein a solitary vice or the prevalcnt gaieties of a fashionable acqiiire ibae :tatevf debetty vibich is the unagoblebleconse- Ice of suck pernicious habits. Wharp the unhapribidterer ds over his misery, liut•carefuliredncests his•ndenrttimes,* be some consolation for him to know, tbat altttgyg3i Elbe in ct of doubt-or uncertainty Stith other Pgacritioners, tbe m- ai of these deadender by the gi*adialpeogrees of kenevanan, e acquirement of tour 'experience. If the rites of Saectini or us have begun to reduce manly . Apuch anattly will revented an early .c uunteraetlen* of tvigukt slue, and ithses are al at 2t I t~