Star. — London, England, 1817-06-07 00:00:00

r ' Cent!emus has no difficulty in entering into resogni- Ince,lly to keep the peace ?" Mr. O'Connell submitted to the Court that there could be no necessity for his compliance with this re quisition, inasmuch as there was nn legal document before the Court which called upon their Lordships to act. He attended here in pursuance of the condi tion of the recognizance which he had entered into, and he now respectfully prayed that his attendance might be dispensed with, and his recognizance dis charged, as there was nothing before the Court which required any further proceedi n g. Lord ELLENROROUOII—" Have you the affidavit upon which the otiginal order for entering into the recognizances was founded ?" Mr. O'Connell Your Lordship knows that that is MO in the Crown Office." Lord ELLENBoRoUGII-0 Has there been any ap plication fronded upon the original affidavit for fur ther contittuinA the recognizances?" Mr O'Conneli--" No, my Lord." Mr. READER said, that the defendant had eons plied with the terms of his recogni7ances, by appear erg i.t Ccat to answer such matters as should be preferred against him. Mt. O'Connell. — " As there has been no further' application founded upon the original affidavit, I. submit that I 4in untitled to be discharged." Lord Et.i.xsoottounti--. , I don': see how we can* grant fresh recogniz.aces. as the Gentleman has ap peared before us in ohm:knee to his present recogni zarces. Lut his appearance be recorded." Mr. R eA7:4.11" And has recognizance discharged." ELLF.N U • IttILLII bour-d assent, and the defer-1 dart lel: the Cont. 1'111: KING 4. !ICBM* ROPER. This defendant, who it will be recollected, was convicted st•me time since d wilful and corrupt per jury. in answer to a bill of discovery tiled by certain LTii , :erwritin, in the Court of Exchequer, with an in tention of d,rirauding the said Underwriters, was brought n;) to rtceive the sentence of the Court. The Court adjudged 'him to be imprisoned three months in New gate, and at the expiration of that time, to bc. transported for seven years. 1 - 11 OH COURT OF JUSIICIARY, Enwivicg, lu•[ct I. The Court proceeded to the trial of Andrew Zr Kin ky, accused of administering unlawful oaths. Mr- Cita NaTouN, /Nti GRANT, and Mr. CLERK, were Leard ayanist the relevancy of the libel, and Mr. DausisioNo in support of it. The Lotus itaTICE CLERK stated, that au objection bad occurred to the Cowl, which had been oveilooked by the prisoner's mnbel ; it related to a difference in the conclusion of indictment, from the fact stated hi the major pro position—the one stating the oath actually to bind, the person taking it to commit cream; ; the other, in the words of the Act, purporting• and intending only to trinJ to commit treason. The Court utiani. rnously concurred with his Lordship. The LORD, ADVOCATE then deserted the diet against the prisoner, and intimated his intention of indicting hintanew upon another (third) indictment. The prisoner was cum :flitted upon a new warrant. The Loan JUSTICE CLERK afterwards stated, that the Court would consider them selv;:s as bound to construe the oath according to the' common acceptation of, the words—they were not called upon to say by the Act of Parliament, whether it bound the party taking it to commit treason. but whether it purported or intended so to bind t STATE Puttosans.—The persons now confined in the Tower have been allowed to see their friends for an hour every day this wick ; they were not, how ever, permitted to converse in private. Gvu.ouait. —A new method of robbery has lately been In- vented by a desperate gang of pickpockets. On Wednesday evening a Gentleman humanely called a cuavh for a person who lay apparently intoxicated ou the preuttilt, in order mat be Might be conveyed home, at the Gesitkniates expense. Oa lift ing the drunken man, the Gentleman was suer zed to see his , pocket-book drop Irani hum on the pavement, and the by-standers elm beeounng suspic:ous, found they had been tubbed of pocket books, handkerchiefs, ice. 'I he impostor was carried to the watch.house, and atom thence to Guild all, where being recog fixed, be was committed as a rogue and vagabond. His accons pikes escaped. He was dressed, on this occasion, in a country. rnan's frock; but his gerrerad disguise is that ot a starving 'cameo or tradesman. A SINGULAR CASE. MANSION Hosea.—Yesterday the Driver of a Grernwich Coach appeared before the loan MAYOR, to answer the follow ing extraordinary charge:—A Mr. Kruse and his wife took their *eats In the coach, in Gracechureh-street, on Tuesday, ha the purpose of going to Deptford on business. They were told by the Coachman that he would set oaf at the usual hour, but were delayed iu Gracreourchatreet upwards of thy minutes bend the time. Upon vepustulating with the Coachman, he whipped on his horses; but Rotted of driving ID the direction of London Bridle, he turned them Ltteards Cheapside. Upon being told that be was turning bit back to the direct road, he expressed his Wonder ai the iguorance of the complainants, Woo did not know that the pavement of London Bridge was ep, and at course coaches could not go that way. '1 he complaiusats were satisfied to go along Ulackirlars Bridge; but finding Dial the driver turned into Ntwgate-street, they again told him that he was is error, but received no satisfactory answer until the coach stopped at the ()doper street Colorer. Ihe Driver then assured the com plainest' that he would but delay a few moments, in order to take up some vatudirle !wage destined for a rer:2l: !By ! this date a great crowd ot peuple had assembled about the coach. ! The complement. were at a ton to account for the curiosity that prevailed, until twelve femme convicts, with their irons rattling about them, issued from the Compter, and were mowed iiway in and about the coach. their conversation nonsuiting either of the complainants, the dickey was chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Kruse; but *lithos that the driver had also to pay a visit to Nee/gate, where he was to get is gage of the same kind, and peegeivtng that the eyes of the mob were not qualified to discrimioate between them and the other passengers, the comptaitants left the coach. - The LORD.PAAYOR regretted Oat he could ooe punish the de- fendat.t sufficiently, tor such iufamous conduct. He Viould, bow. ever, tolitct as severe a fine as the law would alloys, for throaty ' ofenctt of which be euukl take cognizance in this case was that 0: delaying beyond dale to Gnicechurchatrett. Fined • Iweoty 31141141g5, and compelled to pay Expenses: r. RUPTURED "e PATIENT'. se.C.-=rs. ‘oOPER, M UN POE, and Co. tit Cherlotte House, opposite the Rt:v. Row land Hill's Chapel, have established a Medical Board Wuolstock street, Osfordtstreet, adjoining New Boodatreet, where a Phypictin and Surgeon, Members tlf the Royal College of I.ondon, IJ thirty years experience, reside, and where all the Members of the Band alternately attend. That thoussods have been remitted to health by them, without coofinement, is in • disputable, after hospitals had failed. trig/dons on the head, Awe s and body, ulcerated throat, ate feac. are the consequences bf a census complaint impropetty treated.—htlessrs. Cooper, Monroe, and Co are consulted daily, at both Louses, until Nine at night.—There arc ode doors at tacit house, and private rooms toe . lire Piles and Fistula cured without cutting Ruptured Patients attend at Charlotte Howe on Mondays • and Fridays, a nd at Woodstock House on Wednesdays, who are radically cured of reducible Ruptures on scicutific and ana to . salad prencrples, without surgical operation or the least escorts doss. Patients at a distance describing their ease, buy have the motive process sent to any •part of the Kingdom s by which Ineaus they - nay obtain a radial curer Letters Clitdalningan (1.• closure immediately attended tai THE UNKNOIPW FOREIGNER. TO THE EDITOR. SIR —The present inexplicable appearance of young Female Foreigner, in the vicinity of Bristol. having excited considerable curiosity, I request you will be so obliging as to insert these particulars, with the hope that by sucll a general dissemination, they may be read by swfie who have observed such a female, and ultimately lead to the developement of those circumstances which have placed a most in teresting *male in a situation truly distressing. I iim. Sir, your's, • C. H. WILKINSON. Butliagto; street, Bath, June 1. About two months since, a female presented herself at the door of a cottage at Almondsbury. near Bris tol ; the door being open, and a couch in view, she made signs of a wish to repose herself. She appeared In a very debilitated and distressed condition, as it ex twisted by much fatigue. The cottager:, not com prehending her language, reported her case to tire. Worrell, who resides about a mile from Almondsbury, and that Lady kindly visited, and gave orders for the most humane attention to be paid to her. Her lan guage was equally unknown to Mrs. W. ; but her ap pearance and g raceful manners so interested that lady, that she took her under her own roof, where she has since experienced the most unremitting kindness. Her head is small ; her eyes and hair are black; her eye brows finely arched ; the forehead low ; nose rather short; complexion very triflingly sallow, meter more corresponding .to a brunette, with a pleasing colour on the cheeks ; a sweet smile ; her mouth rather large; her teeth beautifully *trite and regular ; her lips a little prominent and full, under lip rather projecting; her chin small and round ; noear-rings, but marks of having worn them; her hands unaccustomed to labour; in height five feet two inches. Her dress consisted of a black stuff gown with a muslin trill round the neck; a black cotton shawl on the head, and one red and black round the shoulders ; leather shoes, and black worsted stockings. She appears to be about twenty five years of age; her manners are exceedingly grace ful ; her countenance surprisingly fascinating; Such is the general effect on all who behold her, that, if be fore suspected as an impostor, the sight of her re moves ail doubt. Her mode of diet seems to be Hin doostanic, as she lives principally on vegetables, and is very partial to curry ; she will occasionally take fish, but no other animal food ; water is her be verage; end she expresses great disgust at the ap pearance of wine, spirits, or of any intoxicating li quors; whatever she eats, she prepares herself. She is extremely neat in her attire, is very cautious in her conduct with respect to gentlemen, never allows them to take hold of her hand, and even if their cloaths should casually come into contact with her's, she retires from them ; when she takes leave of a gen tleman, it is by the application of the right hand to the right side of the forehead, and, in like manner, in taking leave of a lady, it is with the left hard. She appears to be devout, and on a certain day of the week is anxious to go to the 'top of the house, and there to pay adoration to the sun from the rising to the setting. She casually saw a dagger ; and, as if auxious to inform her kind patroness of all the cus toms of her cour.try, which she calls javara, she placed the dagger tuber right side. She fences with great dexterity, holding the sword in her right hand and the dagger in her left. She is very fond of bathing, and swims and dives with considerable - ee:i. vity. She carries about with her a cord, on which some knots are made, like the Chinese abaarr. which afterwards gave rise to the sliding beads, the taw puon. She writes with greet facility from left to ii,t,ht, as we are'accustorned. She has made Mrs. ‘Vorrall understand that in her country neither pens nor paper are used ; but what is supposed to be a camel hair pencil and a species of papyrus. Soon after her resufmce at .Mrs. Woirill's house, she was attacked with a typhus fever, and was placed under the care of Mr. Mortmnre, an eminent Surgeon of Bristol. Upon her recovery, pleased as she must have been at his kind an corstant attention to her, she wrote Fr-. a letter of cheeks, calling him, as a Dieter, and herself Caralcl. All the assis tante to be derived from a Poiyglott Eible,Fry's Pan tographia, or Dr. nager's Elementary Characters of the Chinese, do not enable us to ascertain either the nature of her Lngeage, or the country to which she beings one or two characters bear 'some reseal- blame to the Chinese, particularly the Chinese cho, a reed : there are more characters which have some similitude to the Greek. Different publications have been skew!: to her in Greek, isitlay, Chinese. Shans. crit, Arabic, and Persie ; but with all she appears entirely unacquainted. Her letter has been :hewn to every person in Bath and Bristol, versed rn Oriental literat ere, but wi•Lov.. success ; a copy was sent to the India House, and subrntted by the Chairman of that Company to the examination of Mr. Raffles, one of the best oriental scholar:, yet he could not decy pher it: the original letter was sent to Oxford, and , the Members of that University denied its being the character of any language : it has been by some conjectured as being an imperfect Jevanese: others have supposed it the style of ibe Malay of Suma tra. From my own observation, although en tirely onicquainted with any single character of her 'writing, I have deemed her more resembling a Cir mums—her countenance, her complexion, and her manners, favour such a supposition ; and probably her appearance here may be connected with the Corsairs who have been hovering about our coast. She has by signs intimated, that she was on boat d a :lip, and so ill treated, that when she came within siKtit of land she jumped overboard and swam ashore. She silo in the same manner expressed that she n as iii on board, had her her cut off, and an cperati,..n on the back performed. I examined the part: it had been scarified, but not according to the English mcde of cupping, or to any European manner with which I am acquainted. The incisiolis are extremely reeu ler, and have, apparently, been made by the caustic, A mode of cupping which is adopted In the East. The Smits!' &v.:6 .he styles Alloh-Tailah. All who have seen her are hisfily interested about her. A fac simile of her letter is placed in the Kingston Pump-, room for examination. I beg leave to observe, that I have seen her write, and she writes with grace and facility. P.S. Since writing the above, I have been informed of the following circumstances :—Caraboo quitted Mrlh 'Worrall's house !or one whole day, to prosure a fee/ clothes, which she signified to Mrs. W. that ate had butittl, to ccnixal them from the Mackratoor (rognes) $ the distance mast hate been sa3nsiderable, as her feet were blistered; and the violent illness which followed was owing to the fatigue. Mrs.Wor rail, whose opportunities of observation have neces sarily been superior to those of any other person, is persuaded that her father is Chinese, and that her mother, who is dead, was Malay ; that her father's name is Jerre Mensdue, and that he is a man of consi derable consequence in his own country; Caraboo describes a gold chain he wears about his neck. SPORTING INTELLIGENTE. ASCOT HEATH RACES. THURSDAY, JUNE 5. The Cold Cop, valise 100 gs. the surplus (if any) to be paid to the winner to specie; a :subscription of 201;s. cart,. The se cond horse to receive ti:.ck his stake. Mt Biake's Sir Richard, 4-yrs-old - Lord Grosvenor's Labrador, 4-yrs.old - - - - 2 Mr. I:tcpbenson's Castrelio, S.yrs-old - . . 3 Du!le of Rutlaud's Fandango, yrs•old - 4 G re S Fandango apt the Field. An admirable race, and won by halt a neck. The Windsor Forest Stakes of SOgs. rack, lor Ulliea , Sst. 41b. Mr. Stei-henNon't bay filly "Tawny . - 1 Duke of York's bay air, by Ruben, - . . 2 S to 2 Tawny art the Field. . A good race, and won by half a length. The second and last year of a Sweepqakes of 10gs. each. For Sirs-old colts, Olt. 71b.; Ost. Lard Lowther 's Brother to Raphael - - . - 1 Duke of Rutland's cult, by Salim Mr. Wyntllianie Manfred • Mr. Paine'sßtodier to Crispin . - 4 I crd town colt. ty Sir David 5 Selim ac:t the Firld-5 to 2 apt Manfred. A very Lccal race, and won by half a length may. A Plate of £5O, for all ages. Mr. fariolarson's Guns, s.yrs-old •. . I Duke ol itutland's Rhoda, 4-yra.old - - - • 2 to lon Rhoda. The QOlll4, and Prince,ees Auoutrit and PLIZADETTI, bo noured the Steward, Marq ail Cott NWA LLI s, with their presence. The Duke of Vaal: again attended the It.tes.. PRIDAY, JUNE G. A Sweepstake; of titge. each, for 2-yr-old raki, sqr. 51b.; .21b. The Iwo-year-old Course. The wu.ner of a Sweep stake. to carry Mb. extra. • Duke of York', bay filly, by Phantom - I Mr. Roger.: cheamat filly, by Martnion - ••• 11• 3 Air. Re:lifter bay bily, risitr io Fair Kitt)• Five started—The Judge placed but three. A most excellent race, and won by not half a neck. The Worklngham Stakes of Sgs. each (Handicap), Cr all ages. The last three quarters of the New Mile. Mr. Lake's bay filly, by Ruben. Mr. Perrin's °insist Suz started—The Judge placed but two. This was also a good race, and won by a length dud a quarter. A Plate of 450 for all ages. The winner of a Plate or Sweep stakes this year, to carry 31h. extra. The winner to be said for 250 gs. if demanded., &c. Mr. Farquharson's Gray Marquis - - S I 1 Mr. Northey's bay mare Nutshell • - 1 3 2 Mr. Smith's bay horse Shepley - - - . st 2 3 Ten started—The Judge placed but three. The company was mere numerous this day, lieng the last, than we ever recollect, and as little betting. His Royal High- DOS the Duke of YoRK attended all the four days. PEDISTRIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBS. EsTow left off on Thursday. right at 90 minutes pact eight o'clock, having that day walked 50 mil,. and a quarter. 13Anta tnishett hiK day's task the same evening at elpht, having gone 49 miles amt Ararter. Vence rday morning BA it ex commenced at a ciente: before Eve, and at Eve In the afternoon had completed 4t.' r..les. EA TON starred ten rn:nutes before Eve, and at Eve in the af.crooou had perfarmed 2.11 nines ind three quarters. A gang of thieves have infested the race-ground et Ascot for the 14‘t two days. On Thursday up wards of 70 great coats were stolen from different gigs and stands, in spite of the ittend4rce of several Bow-stsvet Officers. One fellow, who was driving a cart with two sacks, was stopped at the turnpike-gate, and the sacks were found to be full of boa coats, some worth as much as sk4. I'riday se'snight a considerable number of Spanish dollars were lost from a Gentleman's carriage, and scattered on the road bettveen Brighton and Hicksted. The following morning a hand-bill appeared, offering a reward of Is. for the restoration of each dollar to the owncr, that might be found. This notice brought in nearly WO out of 150, which we understand was the number lost; they were picked up ou the road betwten Patchasn and the Regent's Dairy. JUNE 5, 1817. resterday the Supplementary Lot tery was drawn, when the following Capitals were all drawn and all shared and sold by Bins, viz. 5.688 £1 5,000 5,‘185 ,e2,e00 1,041 200 2,241 . ..... 2OO 2,734 2OO 10,665 ... 2OO &c. &c. —The /115,000 was shared. into One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths, and distributed as follows; A Quarter to ST. AUSTI.E, A Sixteenth to ALTON, A Sixteenth to BLANDEORD, A Sixteenth to BRISTOL, A Sixteenth to A Sixteenth to A Sixteenth to A Sixteenth to A Sixteenth to A Sixteenth to PLYIVIOUFH, A Sixteenth to SHEERNESS. A Sixteenth to A Si:item!' to SOU I'H SHIELDS. The other are gone to Dublin, Reading, Nottingham, Curk, Liverpool, Bath, LJinbnrfih ,. N orwich, Colchester, Hud-1 de-si.eld. Woolwich. Tattiest, Shine'', York, Wincanton, fluty, rum, Wolverhampton, Yeovil, Newcastle, Scar borough, St. Ives, Stamford, Warwick, Limerick, and Glasgow ; and various other pl=es rot registered. • BIRTHS. Saturday,. at Staphford Pa-k, tbo Right Hon. Lady Sophia Whicheo:e, of a sou. Wednesday sennight, at Hale-hall, Lancashire, the Lady of Yohtt Ireland Fllackbnrne, rsq. M.P. of a son. At Shouters Hill, the Lady of Captain Conroy, of the Royal Artillery, of a son. May f!b, at :tranraer Mrs. Ron, wife of Captain Ross, of his Majesty's t.hip Driver, Of a daughter. MARRIED. Friday, at St. Ceorges Church, Ha:lover-square, the Marquis de Nadal!lac, to Min Mitchell, of Charles•street, Btrkeleysquare DIED. On Thursday, Wiaiatn Parker, Esq. of South Lambeth, aged 84. . . . . _ TLunday sennigLt,in Grosvenor- squ are, the Countess Dowager of Leitrim. May in, Mary, the Lady of General 3. Levin Cower. Lately, at Gloucester in his 80th year, Roynoniones, many years Iteceiver4eneral for that county, and one of the Verderers of his Majesty's Forest of Dean. May 14, at Turin, where she had gone for the recovery of her health, Mn. Allan, wife of T. Allan, Esq. banker, Edinburgh. , April 25, on board the Europe Indiaman, on his passage from India, Major Win. Hedderick, of the 24th Foot. May Is, at Glasgow, Mrs. Balfour, w il e of the Rev. Ram &Hoer, one of the mihisters of :hat city. May 24, at' Atierdt en, aged 56, Mrs. Hay, widow of the Rev. [Heel Hay, late one of the ininiattsa of that ~.a; THE MARKETS. NEWOATE AND LEADENHAI I. MARKETS, Jl * Nr. (By the C'ar:rte.) • Beef, per stone Ss 43 •o 4s 43 Veal Si 43 !.! Mutton Si 44 in 4s 43 Pork 41 o , t to 0. Lamb 41. 41. to S.. 43. • PRICE OF HUITh NEW SAGS. Ntw tOCRITS. Kent 321 01 to 141 Os ' Kent • 1 4 1 o f to 0 , SU‘SPE 301 us to 131 01 Sussex 131 os its. Essex 121 Os to 161 Os latultmu 141 us to :Si sia PRICES OF HAY AND sTRAw ST. JAMILS ' e. WIIITECUAPEI. Hay 41 Os Od to 61 10i 0,1 Hay 51 5% to 61 vs Straw 11 13, tld to 21 Ss od , Straw II les t.:l e t Clover, 6L LW. 01 to 71. iC.. PRICE OF TALLOW. T St. James's Market 3a li! I l'nwi l T a ll ow SC 1.1 Clue Market "i• •Os oil I Yellow Basis Si. r • Whltrehapel Market S. 11 1 White ditto tO. •••1 per 'torte of eda. .-----• I Snap ditto '.4 tl, Yellow Soap, des—Mottled, 94s.—Curl, Des--palm, !... Candies perdu!. ins Od—Moiails. It. et.: PRICE OP LEATH.r.a I:* I , BADEPIHAI,I. i IT,. 1 . Butts, 10 to Hail rOd 22d Cnlt :hips, Ss to 4 4 C), ... r , Ditto, SG :o fV , s cod cosi Ditto .O •.() 7v. i : : : Merchants I3prks rttri 00d Ditto ;Oro Kali I, i .. t Dress!ng Hide. 121 15d i fresh Scats Grerulan..l . ': .1 Fine C•ach Ht :es 1.5.1 ! It! i Large gitt , o, prr 4/4. 7,, .1„ couttn OF EXCHANGt, I' i:a l'f.stDAY. Amnersiam .18 0 2.2E'. Barcelona 00 D Ito at right 57 6 Bakia .111 Amsterdam 11 I C. F. sr. nehanian 00 lititto at sight 1/ 10 , Gdaralt kr 3 1 { Rotterdam 11 14 IU. : Leghorn. 48 Antwerp 11 14 I 5.4.12.0 a, 45 ' 1 iii . n.hurgft 35 (1 gilt.% 1 lienir.e,n. C. I.iv. emote :Minna 5S t :T.'. I ineffective per I. iief 4; 44 it.rks 5 days' da• s e 24 60 1 ) • .7zitis 47'. Min 24 re I t.i. I Naples s 4u . 13ourdeaux 24 SO Patent:4,llllpr '4. Frankfurt on the 1 Wien, 53 Main 14 7ez M.. Oporto, 5; } Madrid 551 effective itio Janeiro) sh Catdiz 31 effsctive Dublin, t J Svii:llo Sit Celt, I. 1 Aglo of the Bank on Holland 2 per Cart. PRICISS OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portegal 13014 ill Coin, pee co. e 1 ips Foreign Giald is Bats 14J4 taL New Doubloon ii 04, od. New Dollars 0 !s VAL Silver in Bars 0 Sr %,;. Priers Os. W. to 001 011. os.Od.t*CQ•.tl. COAL M.IRKET. JUNE G. Ships at Market. Slaps sold. i Nee/mole 1 Sunderland COUN MARKIi rs. 113lottoot. June s.—Wbea Ail 10s. to i!!‘00.. New ditto, 001 001 to 001 cos. Bu:-y, per qt.arter it/ •fl Oats 2iBs to 4Gs. Beans sos. to 735. Old Beans 00. to the. Peas 00* to 00s. Rye 00s M GOS. OW/RD, June 5.-111 e Price of a bechzlof wheat IN. C.!. Price of the t2uArterit Leaf, wheaten , ts.r.l. ilouseLokt, 11. 41. Bsaraar, June S.—Wheat tts. Od. to 185."....1 a busLel. 100$. per sack. Broad Sts. I:2d. the half peek. • New suer, Maass, Jane —Wure, nA• M 151 s. Barley 381. to .48r 11216, to 4Cs. Beaus 40610 ECI. ?tat :3 :46 Bread Stu 1 I d per vallon. Lawts—Whltsiiii Tait*, on Tuerday, was will lean stock ; the best condition, buartver, only futtnd;,l-.isaAss; thou sold rather high. Favor.—There is every appearance of a Foe p..^- duce of fruit this year. Cherries and ohms %% .1 I prove an abundant crop; and the Apple bloirnis, .t appears, were lets injured by the late cold nights t 421 was imagined. Saturday se'nnight, as George Lamb, to Mr. Hunter, carpenter, at Dotmine'. rep? Moi• Uwe, was ascending that part of the cliff's o' Dr , :t called the Rickle Craig, in search of the eggs or ma. fowls, his feet slipozd, and he was prelipitace. t a height of 70 or b') feet dqwn anon the fork. sH re below, and sustainer' no ntLr thai a ' T at tl of the right leg, and is in a fair w.,. of rt.:ewer:4% IMPORTANT ADVICE. Non est Villa! sed valere vita.—NlAartm.. " Life is only Life, when bleat with Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within die bounds, and thus to regulate the PASSIONS; unrestrainni and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers whirl Religion and Morality have made saceet ; to curb but not znr • hilate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best v.:dullard ts limit their effervescence. --- iverydisorganisatiOn of the human frame requires great me dleal knowledge to remedy, and the public wellare is promoll when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the ti • viols. and interested) devote the:r studies to the treatnieut dime complaints generated by imprudence, and the ebullition of ' the passions at an unguarded moment. " The strength of 3r. tion consists in the health of the peo;le ;" but it is melancholy 9 reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling enagyn• and to counteract as far as possihie its further ravage, ire offer to suffering htirmin•ty, the result of our own experience in 61' various disease: of LkMiry. The unwary victim ot !alitary rite, (early acquired at school, before "'season has asserted h.q. over the mind), will, in conternOatinz h's powerless state haunts susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most complicwed state of exhaustion nn.y be roused into manly enerzn Intense study—i:nniuderate anxie y —long residence in tnyitd climes, and many other causes, will frequently /rang.: the Tors sirs • r ; in such cases we can hold out an assurance of rf• animation, by remedies which have long answered the sangs.o hopes of patients of bosh sexes. That bane to human happiness hues VENEREA, can row Is treated lawlessly,: 11,1 improved :tate ot Medical behave har.ri divested its antidote of those /stressing properties that ru ha ! ! rendered i:s exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best our mulled by observing to patients labour - Mg tinder thi: that a few day: only ate required for the t emoval of early nun:- terns ; :hat the trust inveterate firie will )1( Id to cur may *.O within a mortb, and that in a peruor who only suspects hisrali tole.red, the di:v.l4C !IC:, be prevented attogei,er fre•n: appeal , a similar remai k 7.1 plies to many other decmgenrents of the V al.. lative system, as a:eahness, uleerations,&c. erpncially stricture% obstinate eases of which are daily removed without the tare ot cut sec or stimulants. bogie peceliatities incilental to the sult• r rte have rot escaped c tar attention; in us hiclt 1 , 1 . 4.1Z111r. conlined of cacy has serene/ d the metro ustially ailnpted. In Tice, tr: system is unique, pecuEsily energetic, and eminently svc•••• Educated in this our native city; sehrolled in cur prof swell attainment by its spletiehd meniaii cl.,,sarti et and having I. ..• able, personally, to cern; are with admiration the ilrittif • practice, with the comit.ental, all 9" pretcrsions to sKeri:e:. a branch we have primed) ace motored by experience, tri ! evinced by the daily rpplicaticus we receive, even from d• • - countries. CO4S end Co. M. K. C. farce' 19. Bourerie-strect, Fleet-street, Lundun. •.• For the rer end pect;wmodatlon we do not limit ot:t.“ to seated period' of r: subs:, but may he eon. I '4 at al: r' able hours.—Cout tri Patients art.. requested .0 .'t-Tr.! ., their by mp:ocia, &e. when med:citte, alleice, ; • &awl) , forwarded to 7.ny part t f tke kir.Vom —A Eark-u it txpectedto aecotnpame the caLe. PRICk. OF n I UC/Cti V.En I k.KU A . Batik Stnek, edli 257 f I Lorg Anrr. I Fli 11-:t; 3 per Ct. Red. 76f •,4,t, 62 India Steck -- S per Ct. 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