Star. — London, England, 1808-06-30 00:00:00

OP' • • IWI . II in . a 11 • S' • r ttht ottrt hi fay ts upon m -hich evidet This sel for was it • . which • •withis Upon , and, of the Oss Act, !. to Isis other and 11 the of that tentio his L tion- wieke throw This, in the licatio 78. it paper their s whici and -By se infer] centa for tic shs affida evide • any penal r fl ati appo duce pen prooi signs son ovs nuth .sutEc tkisrl'?a ran der a • liciis M 4 .l s itri of pi testis .wive. gives to.sa char l his n M Gsos M -and 4 3. c. nalty . WW I ;nag Gem it iv( DOC t was was be, t shots that op o la it T. your M I .ipy ill day, stasis . tort bl trine 4P . 014 P. :son he s prn • ,".1 7. Can Cat saga lad dal wh and • • ~:~ ',,- ,_.L%.•_ LAW INTELLIGENCE. COVIILT; OP KING:eI hki.OH, Pewee. 11 ltrp:o actitair J. -HAM. *men. ' Mrs HOLROtto applied tO the-Coutiffof , a A** trittli Alt-ease ; hat it beinr beyond the firer dais *bid patties bale unwired thent to move fir ttew trialqbei go art refitted to hear hiity althou,glf 'the , / said, that I:fautlut of plisorfet,•upott the authcaity of thelking 11/01t, therm:Ad, when the . tiVidenceititt read civet; Ton the Judge's report, eke notice of any dhubt I might occur to them-upon the legality of the lenceototcwithstittAag, it acts beyond -the is was the ease in which Adolphui wa; Coun for-the Defendanii, iiclfhe'beipx ill, Mr. Holroych instructed' to move. - . • • • •Till - SAMS.V. 'IRE SAME. • Currosin moved fcw a new trial. in this case, which was tried on Sattuday last,andi therefore was within the rule. He moved upon two:grounds' : Ist, Upon a mis-direction in the Learned Judge Grose ; 2dly; On the ground' that there was no evidence the publication of the libel, in,London or elsewhere.. the-first point he contended, that by Mr. Fox's 32. Geo. 3, c. 60. s. '2. the Judge must, according his discretion, give his opinion upon the case as in, other criminal cases, that is, he must. state the facts ' the law and the evidence, and.applying each to other.; shew their' connection, ani direct the Jury .Rat if they find an act to be done with a certain in tention, it is criminal ; if not, it is innocent. HO= Lordship only said to the Jury, that thepnblica -- was proved, and that the libel was :a gross, iced, and infamous libel ; and it would be only mowing dust in their eyes to represent it otherwise. is, he contended - , was not a sufficientdirection with the statute. Upon the other question of the pub tion, he stated that, by the 38th Geo. 111. cap. , it is required, that the printers and propr;.etors of Lpers shall make an affidavit that they are such Acts apdproprietors,, and that they wilt publish n• _paper at a certain place, to be therein ascribed; ich affidavit is to. be filed, at the Stamp Office, I a certificate thereat made according to the Act section 9, all such certifiCates shall, upon trials of terrnations, &C. be Conclusii r evidence of all facts Captained - therein. There are also certain penalties net complying with these clauses ' • and by sec. 11. shalt not be: necessary, a ft er the production of the idavit and certificate, and a newspaper produced in idence, to °give other evidence of publication for - Plaintiff, informer, or prosecutor Suing for such amities. By sec. 17. the publisher . is , to send a pa per,- signed with hik name; within six days after pub lication, and the same is to be signed - by the person appointed bi the Stamp office to receive the same. At the trial the certificate of the affidavit was pro tucedi and also two papers purporting to be the pa rs in the information mentioned, but there Was no Tod' of the hind-writing of Hart, and they were igned by a pOsost who was not proVed to' e the per m' a.ppointed.to receive them. ~Akt C ..t.trrourt now, cOntejide4, that this .was not idence of publication ; the affidavit could prove ,tothing without the .paper, and-the paper was not .safßcieutly shewn to have been., printed at Warwick Aaare,• . or .any . where,in London. gven if . the true Off-Fs.. wa.s.,only e vidence , of poklication at the Stamp Office, and heirig.a delivery to an un - an Act of Parliament Wak n6tA voluntary or ma. tcnitts ., .pnblicifiiin,. hut like the deli vety of a libel to lifigistrate; Mirth - • ; Mr. Tustiee Grtpsa stated; - drat he NI &Yell • his opinionie the 3dry„tfi' as at this' was. Aririfafelcie eiridLivce publieation, -z.h4 'absence' Of tbiltiadiettii 'stimony on thepart of the Defendants was concl4 ye. As to the 'direction upon the libel he had-only given his oPinien urn the' law t .and left.it to the Jury 14:Edict - it- it wa.l . with:tlie"lntention 7hargTcl. hi: the ,information,.. ". • r I The Lpau Cum , JUSTICE, it being a case in which name 'was alluded to, gave no opinion. Mr. Justice La -Bbltstc concurred With Mr Justice Grose. bir.Justic•ett4Lity . 0 74 ifo . :170,i11 1 At'cf Paliament, td observed that Mr. Clifford.read the Stat. 38, Geo.. c. 18. s.All.lll‘ , it applied only to suits for a pe tty,. wheria - s - he thought .it clearly applied to all proceedings, whether. to a PLintiff who sued for da mages by ;libel, or on inforination by the Attorney General, or a Prosecutor suing for penalties. And as would be easy to shew that the paper produced was the true paper published 'on 014 day, and . there Ls no affidavit even now that the paper produced' is not the paper duly published as it purported to , the Court refused a rule to show cause why there mild not be a new trial. Lord ELLE:caomotion.—“ Is it most convenient , t the Defendants should be ordered to be brought on Saturday or Tuesday next ? Wednesday is the a day of Term." 'rho ATTpRNE* GENEE.AL.—" t On whatever day iur Lordship pleitses." • • Mr. Houtovu.—“ Mr. Adolphus being confined illness, I hope your Lordships will mention thelatest Ly, that the Defendants May not be deprived of his istance." Mr. Justice Ga 055,....“ It will take time to deter- Mille the punishment, and• therefore it may be better the men themseives,, that they should be brought .on Saturday. : Let.l)l l o9,thcteforek be committed Nevirate, and brought up on : thatiLty." . Mr. C4,seeonn hne 74:%*LarcishiPs:willn°t Os* c 94 their being cpaumitteAkhefore sentence is pro tr,Wncad." • , The. Arromnsir GIENIMAT...—" It i an ordla4ry pmceedinat anit after thejmattnent I)ipve received, from the Learne4 Gentleman, I do !sot think it sT,ltinkt; s.dispenled with." Xt. t U.g.tOviee all avilltiVn my pnvate account, as I stand - here on public, groan& " •-• !lite Tipstaff was the) calleito sttc wartkei were ommitted. tptc .. l , tl gr crt,.% Otirdi 71414 21 1 ta lf: l • LORD satititi In this case, which, has jaglthesn z ao inucts*ilten the-Souctrott-faassattat this racesitsgistroastd,l6 Cast,that •an attachment should••fortharttivissni igah . lst . IVlrs;,l3eanir,*nt, the mothere. dy, with Who*, It *my be remem...W; ftlk vio = :owe• time since • 44tised. 0941 ( day an order had been made, that! .Biataiinsnt; who warrepresented-ttF be Alb 4.ll4eate of heakti, and unable to attend the Court and tuidargo a keyso- • • I ." 4 • • . .... Ti O" examination, - . 46 . iiiti I;r:ritteli hitt*, dons, Ao be fraitied by Codukie/ ind-eithibitedib' ;...1 .....Since that, this inderintilltdesrepmpßetwith, i sind , the.,peseent motion . for , a an attachment was two • _untied *on 'those intibmgations, and the 'Onter,irs geven to th4m. By the Stakiliii-Gerieralit was Con= , tended, 'after the docmieilfiiverb'reed, that the kni4 savers were indirect and 'evasive. hilhe . extrentoolng ; .the Curt, ; therefore must iltelieveMrt.'-aktunast to deeply •implicated in :bringing..o*in •the match, direcily contrary to the order atlieCourt4 and that. ,lizo th erecore the' motion Lot the attafhinent should lie' grantedni of ,Ourse. • • ' .- :' . -• '. " • The Loinretroscruok.'exprossettliis opinion ta , be,. that. the interrogatories had, been by no means purely answered, and ths4. unless ,good cause was, shewn, le . must 'ant the'mot . to . On The part o f-Mir. Beium •n..., Mt:Tea:icor anti Mr longsrom . wire 'heard at sante-length.. 'They `contended, .that . even if' it wire admitted: that"-Mrs. Beaumont had contrived the e'copetnent to Scotland, , which had actually taken place, itlU the love an af fection, Which it was' perfectly .neturAl a 'mother 'should have for' her child, ought to be as sufficient excuse under the circumstances of ,the , leas& The ,young lady had been for, some tinte.sonce4e4 in the city of Lublin, with Lord Glentworth ; she after wart's, as Well as the Noble Lbrd, ,prosested that Alie had been married; if Mrs. Beaumont Wat - ht all guilty of contriving the' elopetnent, it was - under , niese circumstances ; and'therefore, Mr.. Burston 'submitted that she had only 'done what it was het ,duty to do, to prevent thopossibility of fissure dbl. grace attaching to,her child. The Learned Counsel lien 'concluded, by' . priitesting that if he had been placed in the same situation he would hire thought himself bound - to have acted; with mg-Jodi° hisown child, precisely in the same manner. The LORD CHANCELLOR was willing to make every admission for the feelings of a parent; he subscribed to the-opinion of Mr. Burston, but said, he was sure he (Mr. B.) would have taken good care that he should not be placed in such a situation. His Lord. ship then, after making some strong remarks on- the conduct of the different parties, -ordered the attach uleoL tv issue forthwith. The admirers of gymnastic sports were highly gra tified on the 17th and 18th instant at Lancaster, by a wrestling match amongst the soldiers of the Royal Cornwall Militia.. After a hard contest, and much excellent play, the gold prizes (two' pursesof guineas given by the Field Officers of the Regiment,) were adjudged to Henry Langdon and Sampson Goodman. This manly display of skill, strength, and activity, was witnessed by a crowd of spectators, amongst whom was a large proportion of the most respectable part of the town and neighbourhood. • The new road through the Island. of Jersey, which wai begun under the auspices and direction of Doti, is now completed, and promises to be of great public utility. In the event of an inva sion, troops and artillery can no* be transported with great rapidity to any given point of attack. _ Towards the close of the last Session of the Ame. rictn Congress, a resolution was moved that the Mem ' hers shourd appear, at the next meeting of Congress, all • dressed . in the manufacture of their own country. A Member observed ) that be could obtain nothing of the kind but a hat ; and that was made of straw. — The, resolution was of course withdrawn. Last Friday afternoon, as Mr. Roccas, Banker at Newp - Ort,. Isle Of Wight, was'crossing in .a boat from Lymington - to 'Yarmouth, by the imprudence of a aim getting up the mast to release the halyards, the boat was upset, and Mr. R. unfortunately drowned: Being a corpulent man, his body Heated . ; and though taken up soon after the accident, he was quite dead.. A inehuicholy 'accident happened; en • Friday last', at- the ford-in the river Earn, near Forgandesiny.-4 Three men belonging to Forglin, in returning borne, at a late heun'from Perth, where they had drank. Ta r ther freely, finding, when they came to the boat, that the boatman was asleep in his house, on the opposite side of the water; rewired to Wade over at the ford, a shcirt distance above. • -While two of thearsat (low* to tako off their stockings and shoes, the third, wh was more intoxicated than they, determined to cro withoat waiting for them ; but he had gone only fevi steps, when, taking a wrong direction, he tr of the ford; and was carried down the water and drowned, without being seen by his companions: -His. body has not yet been found. . • A rather singular circumstance occurred a few days . , ago at South Shields :—A person wrote .an •anony mons letter to Mr. Forsyth, of that plAce, inforining hiin, that he (the writer), had, about five years be fore, stolen a sheathing deal from on board his ship ; and that, being converted by grace, he had made res titution two-fold, by enclosing five shillings; which sum Mr. F. has sent to the treasurer of the Sunday schools. A cow,• the poperty of Mr. William Chalk, at Milton Chapel, near Canterbury, • •iiis bit • by' a mad dog, on • the 2fid of Metal= t 'the dog WC. sue ' ceeded in killing at the from thatspetiod the cow had never shewn the leaet syqiitS9lll. 14.41Sange mem, till . tire early part of the present week, when, `from her wild conduct and appearance, •Is!ith.a. spn mous saliva running from her mcludt, : tbere remained no doubt but she was attached with ,tae ivarophot; and was consequently put into a place of coo ne mesis, where•she new. remains is lta intie.TOCP4Ying., madness. • • • •• , •,. ••• • Viroasuir-trraarr —Yesterday c ! . Tektite', 4liai Fidess wait' fair cointnitamilo ' a Itoi-se,firrt g %field. at CheittUardbiaio-Hervit *a , Viskri, a I CiStitetA its' the 2**OgilkfittfllP Mi. TOlig theelliittletigplilK -Uttie, at #oz•g.. de tulyte4 1 Camel . J♦ .4- 7 • • • ;!1". :7 L,;:.'f 7; ;".. ',ZT:?•:%1117 • • • I.;:sit al 7 ;'.l4' • X • 4ritife arjq . 1 4 11 4 1 ! i* ‘' ",' 146it.01 . 0I t tiV tiAtAlr o u r * T 2 • " ' • cii.?.301.59 . 01446 4 4: • froti eVeytisii4,ofefeTTO ''l4slr6alt s~i i s i n4.11727 Ci e C i r e*V g l? fsic, 4llll7"ll ems; 1,4.74 4 : • navy, - .'rhip !L' v. 1!!. rhe — eomincssioner, .440e599) " 711 1 2 'prepared for.the large *prig •,- • ' l ' of spectafirl, it is th imighf, was .not: „or. • • 15,000. The day was replarkablY tine; and ' by an early bout the uvenues•so t i tr wareCrpr • cled.-Towardsi noon, the:gen* ,par( i . of :the i .to,rn:, .0, 6 1 - a . r i rg an :t° occupy the hoPt44: font was in„ ted .the.. Commislioners of . thq tlivr ,friendi; another booth on the opposite sidiOf 41ig. was.for.this.Staff,Tield..Clifacers.of the tl.vriinnt their friends; aithird.bootis &wing the Ater of the CALIII7OWIA, ..was .appointed.Xcir. of _the Dock-yard and their friends. There were two other booths. About four o'slook-Commissioner FANSIVIW, Sir IVst. Rol^ Surrey:a: the Nalry.• some of the Navy Board, Admirals Youtio, RILYIIO4OI, 44,aror ; Generals t antuttro. MILACXEr ST/till/IMP DHOW* THEwLes.t; NORTILCOTZ ; the Field Officers of the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, 62d Regiment,, East Devon, Ist 'Lancashire, let Yckk, Dorset, West Mid. dlestr.,:and North Devon. Raginients, came. into the dock. At exactly a quarter past five so ; 'clock,,,;he I..spoNLA.glided sublimely and nobly into t h g watery; element, amidst the shouts of spe c tators, viTio ken pied not only - every spot of the dock, but the heights and• Mount Edgecombe, and the shores of the Tamar on the Cornwall side. We have the pleasure to add, that not the susallest.accident happened. DIVIDENDS. July 2. Tsarc Mencelin'and David Amick, of Shvapside, London, perfumers and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall, July 2. Alexander Marr, of Gravel-lane, Southwark, Surrey, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 2. James Lippard, bf Deitfthd, Kent, cheewmonger, at metre, at GuMall. • • July 2. Nathaniel Ward_ Bowers and WM. Bowers,. of Cannon ' street, London, ccmb-makers, at twelve, at Sat► rime • • Ant acts Moen Huai 46 rnytutt:s after SI 14 'Wawa attar II 32 miautes after 1-1. MOH WATF.R. AT LONDON 4 10•MORkiNV. • , - Morning - -2 mituttnn sakt... 7 . , Afternoon - - .gc2 minuirs after 7 • ' CHTNG 4 9 PATIN?' wog* LO 7.IB.ItICIES: 3 3 01 Moms; Citutediaesi igtd,othets 'who hive the care 9f Children, Ala valpable medicine cannot be too strongly reeoiriinendeddrSns ire! dibasic few children escape. .They roihiseliaine muishment,' grovnh, widetudo• brown per-, Iftell IsobJet' ,cllstreow Ta." ‘inlao high *tacit. *int "D.. Aheijoielp lepetted , teattiidna .1;4 fallissaw ad. 'imis' 7. Vniets a l ,tittibtAl ih'' The lEalkllliedkafir Mil- tiotpertbeapredte;434lllbifthirdtglasafdigeadas, r ois te ji(4,l raj. g q z ig pito ; the *dr ObWitSttie,, at ht Elt i oltmt a lt a tt bowels k tlie the body of Its, nourish alidValeil itoo the program of grooved 6 Stanford4o4 snaltrfortit ° 4 A° 44 1 1141.° it: de : ' ilit a llVeliFY/113314tatt(donieSsirotrealitens,”ceitichtio• toner. 10110 imkelll 3 3 Put 4 wifl ,cratdufte4 • hlm; self skirlhgroaLviMencti NAT -,.3 1 -.Pitsloir. r.ii° .7l ..ft "111 4-so . rsg; WE% t r Zall ett d $ irs"everl on gr"l bowels, they are ofti Sittil i g 4 041 1 .1 belPi . . 4. . , i:..; . ; - . q.: Iholialltittvialtiii Orme foal at knotatio tioga.4: , - .ten it tolt e ir ‘ l unt&RAV e rtor:' . •, ', , . , dif teee - rliv 44- k Chlld is faictsd antidis is tres abc i i 1 sissez - 314 ,, tb . , IC .• g 9cieti ,„...:4.l:A t ti l iqink elf. . i i 6L 4k i ' .' toprevendo the sattewtion . IT and cur ef e, e ry e le p : te : ic abor d'i wi te i md e dni ,isr t s:ikeZppi: P' a': 'fn 4:r .: .-- la -m utt. Irtnibilmik 1116 5 / 1 91 1 4 56 ' • WllllhtldlithlltillWl3l/ ~ • rialto, othe3l4flti I-:- '• ...• s' 6 .ttgip Unalellf4" INV ?(*A2 ffrr• tl l , ~ , ..., . • , . , „,„ 4 - - • • bliselfoctp In the AdpelfijiMtagee .. 'l-* • Alkaillatilyi; Vatill . ,AV.4 aa. 1 14:;;3 4 ,4 6 , • • ';'' . 7 ' : ' 'l- : t 2.M la abers4-, MU Is thetas' - 141-'' . Cads: .. ,11* r'43. 1 4 0 6 . - i tipp' 'l 7=4, : • -*- w4;:ge VA I-*. - 4 ul- * 4- 44; 1 / - 7 1 . - at a ati c rd g a lc t e - 4,346. ' tiel ;. y Welch , f _ 1 ,, 3 Yorkta :=:' .- , t- • r.'"...... I ..1 . • " OIR • 114 . • 33iii - tea% .3341111beegh ant Oh 1 Oland 1 4111. 14 Ifildgetail, by most cotasuToraders,i2 bozos, at its. ed. and. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. Hutote and I. Tuniock, of Livn-pool, poem, March 9, 1808.—James Cooper and Samuel Henson York-street, Co vein-Garden,. taylors, Makb 25, 3008.—Janes Flits and anion Hobby, of James-street, Covenspsrden, bootaind shoe-makers, June 24, 1 208.—Rothwells, iGnt ' and kovelandsom ofLondop, May Si, 180/I.—Joseph Morrill aatd Richard Robinson Of Hall fax Yorkshire, *rants, June 15, 1808.--George Robinson and 'O/iiii4ra &speller, of GaiMborough, Lincolnshire, March 26, 1808.—Neweemb; /levying, 'asdConspany, of Covesty, soap boilers and chandlers, and of Ne4gate-street, Landon,. bastes, April sO, 1808.-21tichard Fort, Thomas Harp:ewes. and Adam 'Misdate of Maincheetea and Lon don;: catitoiprinsen, May -171408. !ankh - and Woodhouse, of Sheffield, sow and shovel ansnufactu iers, Ju . ne'l 8, 1808.—Robert Livie and Co. of Austin Friars, merchants ; May 18,1807.- Lionel Lemon and• Co. Liverpool, timber-ones-chants, tune 90, 18011.—Thursby and Wilkes, Leeds, merchants, June 20, 1808.--John Lapland and Co. Manchester, fustian-mapsMfurers, May f; 1888.-1 ayltitids and Carpenter; Manchester, hat-manufacturer,, Ante 2e, . 1808. • ••ECCIASIABTICAL add ACADEMICAL PROMOTIONS. • •Wsdnesdfy. the Dein and Chapter of Glcineester presented the Rev. W. G. Hornidge to the Vicarage of I.anblrthian, in the die.' • cese of Landaff, visithy the death of the Rev. J. Evans. The Rev. R. S. Skiffern, A.M. has been pre+ :NJ by the Dean ! and Chapter of Gloucester to the vicarage of Chipping Norton, in ' thedlocese of Oxford, void by the death of the Rev. T. Evans. Tbe Rev. Christopher Stvaltison, A.M; of St John's College, Cambridge, has been installed into the Prebend of Collingtou, in the Cathedral Church of Hereford, vaca nt by the death of the Rev, Di. Wetheral. The 13Pshop Of likOeford has cofleerd the Revs Haigh Morgar, A.NI. son of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, to tile Prebend of Pul,tco Minor, void by the resignation of the lt&e . Frincis Onslow. Monday the Rev. Thomas lbbetson, Clerk, vraslicensed to the perpetual curaCyof Lowthorpe cum Rissoles, upon the nomination of V. damn St. Quintin, Esq.; and also to the perpetual curacy of Sterne upon the nomidation of Richard Arkright, Esq. vacant by Abetter:tit of theßev. - Jonathan lon. The Rev. George Gordon, Precentor of Exeter, was on Satur day last installed a Prebendary of Lincoln Cathedral DIRT! is. On Monday, at ids house in Finsbury-square, the Lady of Henry an :on); Esq. °Fa daughter. In 11Eper Grosvenor -street, Mrs Barrow, lady of John Bas row, Esq. of the Admiralty, of a soy. • MARRIED, On Fliday last, Ilentinant-Colonel Malcolm Macpherson, of • the,74th regiment, to Miss, Ann Grant, daughter of the late ° Jamei Grant, r. s . of Dfdrachney. On Alnesday, at the Royal Chapel of .the Touverpf London, the Rev. Thomas Chaiislatxs Wiikisuon, Rector of 411, Saints, Stamford, Linccdtishire, to Miss Eliza Porrett, second daughter of Rath' Porrett; Esq. of his Majesty's 011 et bf Ordnance. After a:courtskip of 3.1 r ars, Mr. Mat. Finn colyer, of Little Strand -street,. IS yin, to Miss Carty, of King-street. ' w;•,-31 :!, - ipsforta-martar, Clam* • • ,i s Wos 414.14 ant AtK-V.10.14.—8y bdr: 'Alt /0114.4 1 a11/ 4 a n ii Ain Tbdrida! and nick'', thl the iTlyfiiirtiTel!Ylittil4t Form t • s o ot-I-matt CASTIZ., fli late . -b a il* I " - kit:AND, Saw br . Boynton, nsbr TO 1 , *et ild Coat att4. three...years-old Heifers, iv v e , 7t444114416.Y 1 4ffS te t tlr Cal itif ves, *Cth"l"l ?: 1 44 4 - a e o C.:; 1 ; ' WC k. has been bred wi t h the dem* vav4 , i tie t ta sissiviidsoi in years past; and' all theklell t i firb.tula Rave hewn brs‘d ftona Bulb hired from hit N ients o . Gb ar v ei ork i i , c e o n iu d 11:I 6 r il l u e lis hn.. C a k a arg e, fr i Go ut ; g i es .n ol l litsßull, o; Le Culling' hiil l d ortlr.GoL s 4 : z. 't - • „..,.. c.. -.atm Steck ain't be had at the Queeel ii ts d i m ei ,„ 4 p isi s3 Ares tivid, Datitistun ; 'Neptune Inn, Hull; 16ir •J i .I A VII . r-rd - IA 0i a , puntahter ; Aegel, On al vj ulal ; 1 , Nnolughant ; hole'sHs-ail, Loughbro' ; Ram lr' IBM. ;of the Atictlunecr ; and at Glbson's Ifylntin7,-6fict, . • kljit. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL. Virg4T koqicn . 4 . who is suffering ,under trposipiE pain of. Chi's:oc Rheumatism, o r thew ells of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly pat ineatheirelle;ze his stiffiringtr . No remedy has been so :DilHadsen's Imperial Off., in affording certain eau, • Avo w , is i these distressing complaints, in the swelling Megrims andßifslass of the tendons, the bad effect of ad strains, rendered worse either byrnuich exertion, or by cold variable onather,.. Thip evollent application reduces the swilling, and brings tepdoos and muscles soft and pliable; In one diseas e , the Rinfies tile, *axed yielding condition _of the bones is sO woe &dug; changed by the regular use of the imperial Ord, that the beuess though orted, gain their natural shape and figure. I n P a l sy silit Nnflaniew of Limbi, and Toi•pot or the Back or Spine, it prsv a sateneigli remedy, by animating and restoring...the istts:gg of Metres... . - • • • aa!;!": *Ski wlyoleaalo : End retail at Mr..Builer, No A. fin t osp 4 a,.., corner of Paternoster-row • Hazard and .Emns, and Croon. Bath; Stains and Lynch, ' Manchesier Gregsons, Lberpooy ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glisgbw; and most booksellers and n;; ; . dieing venders in ev e ry oosintry town, in I..v_3es;•az oit•eatt. DR. FRERMAN'S C:UTTA SAfirrARTS. • . 7 HE valve of this.lnfallible Medicine has ken ie T b oas proved, that nothing of the present day caw bear atom; petition with it In entice different stages of a certain F)isease,witidi it elfeetssel/y gurea.and eradicates from the habitovithout exciting the painful fee)ingivand expesuin that attends salivation, with* dibMtatitig the conatittrtion In any degree, or even Tetptifing cot ilnentettt from bestrstiy; or restriction In diet The radical vh. taeicathese. inestimable Drops have proved thqir claim tp publit tippet:siltation for mogo than thirty Furs. In all the debility of bat& imes„they prove; never failing restorative s whiither the &A T a produced by too free use cf Mercury, illicit pleasures, or die effects of a svarmiliniate to trsvellers,. and those going abnwt l'key.cannot be revnamoraded too strongly to time who will re. calve a safeopeedy, sad complete cure in alkold stubborn Glens, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale ;and retail ai Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chapsile„ toe. net of Paternoster-row, and mail by Belem, Bortsniaosta ; Wes.. on, Portsea • Wilts and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; wseU,Dubli ; Baxter and IVracdonald, Glasgow; Baater t Smith and Manticrton, Edinburgh, ant by most donna} , medicine yen. derv, In bottles at 2s. Id. each, wish simple directions.. ' IMPORTANT DIaCOVERY THE Advantage the Public must evrays derive from ref ulurly educated profkialowel men directing Amok exdestieiy their studies to one spec-kola( malady, Was nevemore clearly demonstrated t h au by the unexanipled success which has attended tb.e adaniuist ration of their new remedy,and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. Fiji a long series of years,Mesits. CURIUM and Co. Surgeons, formetly in Ids Majestylterrice,kalto made the Venereal Diseastax.he particular objevt of tbeir.iavnti• gation, and we happy in having discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of tl:,: , complaint; it is selAcient to dissents that the effects of this remedy are Sinfetricallt opposite to those of mercpry, for though it comp!etelj.ert4dites every •yesttge st the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not ip thi leis injure the constitution ; on the Contrary, it unoirktes flie:tystesit in all its natural functions, promotes appetke , and facilitates lii• gestion : jhses instead of reduciag 'a strong and vigorous ccinstims don to the frightful condition that niersteryidem, it not only ire• serves.that constitution in its primitive state, but restores "'weak • and debilitated eye to its natural strength pnci elgour. „Number ' Ito instance+ are on tecent•record of the snite l nteeghtey of this medicine, its inherent and speeifiz virtues acting arirpeassetual corrective to bodily del , i'dty, whether preceodingfiom,salactss of conjugal or inicifpleasure, or front the more insidigus, !hough not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of bath sexes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy tiatety of disorders which are the conettqueinceof this solitary vice,.thrre ate none more afflicting than that distressing.state pf debility and de ficiency which prevents or entitiesen the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, i.sbanted to seek re lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as t 6 render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling retie tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treattnenti he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly and vit•or:tis constitution. in all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arbiee, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Cuirie and Co. niay be consaltaxi lay patients of either sex with fist greatest secrecy; and honour, at their house, No. 10,7, Hanoi:- Garded. Patients in the country, deteribg the partieulare• of their complaints, by letter post paid; enclosing a Bank note. 11:41 have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the ,kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Garden. . BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL L4rrigtS PATENC - .. T E.A.KE's Genuine PILLS, ho t y,tsgy. faiPO4!,:f. o ! .i.... their superior efftaacy its wing every. degree and synegtnm of the Venereal Diseisr, the - §curyy, &c. without 'confinethwii iv restraint of diet, hi an easy, espeaMotee,life, as secret dits ner. One small east-Oros fill w 040401, - ifivelmr.litilWiloPitlri" tible,• and requiring no pazeicsalar attrill!ioP. .• • .._• ojt - .. 1n.'15 days they gesterally cette, tirsq , ersed Pleoideri4 !I* where they fail in that time.of perfectly re/toting health; the pp' dent has the harpy assurance diet be of steels it the eve-of Wet 'to restored, let the-degree of meligNmetT • be Lever so Veda& ' • - • it is an excellency peculiar. tee these NW, to nuke clintoylo the complaining part, and entisrr,contest with the*!Z !matter,whkh they Speeday di sco e alati . expel;„ Vheyare . red by experience io be a preserves' ,'is; p tltti,.s•well at a recto-. . rev, by taking only eight sloylel4lli gaiscl'fall in 'in short, the Pattsetee has this eedirseedldaeyololigatiott all gti that whatever he promised himself „iksain e dleas, they.seeretity r° MID and exceed,. as though, irireing ofiOnretal and inefiror fame." These Pills are most . esrort4 'a_gtece . in the cabinets d MUsters and Captains of ghiPiCifte tiiaWbet, kir that tfrieylir I keep good in ail cliinatet any fetigli. of dine ; and - that they•ltel . now borne the. test of tsar 'OO year*, elsitis:.hiereasing .mudif ' 5 themselves, and liouour ithtbdranslAs,4somair„ktliat during ',.1.: tilit last:Eight years they.bave radicall ipseCiargrards of 0...),0N,ye'• sons,, many of whoin had beeti'a . arisa i floiriiiftisP i ireif v 11, ‘... 1 sallarion had beets frequently - et 4 'isifd sans ether midriff made use of withont eff...-et. . : ..,:t ....: : :-. •• • • ' PreparecLand 4ohl by. the .. il, piscarietOrs TgnisiisTarto 7 ; Member ni:tl44.eyalCiailegro . flwvot me itt . „Ltopcipn, at hit IK !Or, No. 9, New Brislje,Sereet; where lie ;dill live el:tyke, withhe . A Fee, to persons taking these Pill', iediswill'iMsatee Patii4ts Le' ten, if pest-paid, on the same teals, iilwavvgioin all aid ti 7 '." MOIR inviolahle]soci s otTsuit 1/441itt1i1f . 24 ..likfliw bas'il beet rperitiusivsl, rpetAitsnixi, but at their ortyartic ut.4. joy the Proprittkrt during the course of more than Jo y - - Zillititlig has had the v. , ' • doct of ark cx;ensive sale if efielibeielatincine;aidthe:Prs% • dee dierefrom. ! )./ f....: 7i' i.. •-: rf May are /amnia. by hit eiriltilM #44.'orfumer . ' o N..• i .34.181.54* ' s i-speet, 141-osa . Ur ht„ -sbpp,.ko, ios, 07- ! • . • , 5•• Dieb?.N l o. - 7 e -• slHtfiet-Illif, me"?' op le e cmument ; anti bY. in eiery coedit/cal; .... toweirrt et, &c. id F l exes 2400auele; idol 1 -.* with full and plain directions, whereltge.rwancijeklace sp.. r. 7-1 secte n feerederenpelves ; with . ease an ',7 : ~- :.. •N. B e , Avegag Alia. 901 d in Gre*t • . ' ii "'gee tip wiilfararr, oil . w*ok; tifaicurr a the . Curling ' fircrsiii prfitedit !Pao: i Offee 44 .Irrayiet, No. O,New:Billlgemibeet,"tdindslloo l ' ! e ° 3 ifliloifti end a others . ..are counterfeit : ' '- • ' • —. I - . L.CiAlO6l.t leraita 1 ,and PulAii•impiAr FA. 44:it ie. ' tellmgry. P 420, Lambe:h. a; ,tlat T Omica, meet. Oublished also at Me raU,'T ) I - 2 r ..• I C!. 41 :• A • 44 - A eV it, F. blot Yea: ovorms o nt '4ll itleirove INA kti Pit 9 r rout • , / kg„:. • Cdflo ti Z, 331 ; ° , rt • t er the as. 1- '" Yn9k acute are:lase a Iti.2 4 . 4 reettal •// and alkem, • aefthejo revede f u t i - me. e •nathee.—: td brinits dto the Riedel ; 4 7 I wui derf u 4 - • ut the beam, e. In Palsy, line, it proves softy% of th• • DIED. ' • elts . the tistant, at Muni . steer . lakernan, eoantY of DAS* tOis Teem s - three room, a Niel seventeen Lys, Vlh leatine Walsh, farmer; This venerable patriarch sal •yed a per felt state 'ot he I'M i Isa few days of his death, was a keen Aporttinan,, md a capstone pssr.penisea of -the fisnotet Johnny . Adair, of Kilternan; he was a Jody comianion, much attached native erhisket, bf Vrfiichiii - dtamk regularly-two quarts. teary day grog, mit* •is week be hierdeath.• HS funeral was attended by above49o persons film the mighlitiuring villages. The 24th 'instant, it Albany,'Ciptabs 'Jobs Croft, of the Royal: "(my, aged rsyears. • • On Sunday last, Mr. Nitillkslit Leader, 'tied 60, late , of Was= street, coachrnalrer. ' •• • • : 'TO moißow ' •