The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-05 00:00:00

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I.‘a a' .I , :a J,-. 7 - . _. a cs,-)2t.,„. ... . .....t . .• .. i • • • • : 1 / 4 •• - 40-41c,..0tep/ovelibv:irer-^,' . : • .71 • • :' 7"c - r AL- -.• V k itr" C ;r" .toPrii • , • • 4 ~.- :-~ .'T ~ . Are°: • ~~ . la t •. t . • • • Id V•, • • • • •. • : .• . trylb,N,.. . 10 • C 99 . I • 1/ +r • • -~~ ~:~, . . •, 4r47—: IiteR.VBER 5, 1809. • (101113CTT'S COMPLETE COLLE CTION ki OF STATE TRIALS: To be completed in Thirty-six. Monthly Parts, forining Twelve large Volumes in ltuyal Oc- 7 'RICE 84a. Priedallllll.lllll It O of Migh Sir Jong Garay, Kat.hlA)tor of tre i Mit a r ble Lom. 401,4hirelf411 CtistAlll Alderman, meow of the Sheriff.; of Liadon, an d James Barlett, JOHN La •tdit Ix, Ttiox AS Alliut, Aldermen if Lon don, for rountennoxinT and abetting Force and Tu mutts a. l ain,t the Ilint3e of Common., 1617. CR.]' 191. Prorredlligsninkto the Sevan . Lordst emnely, Joan, Earl of Su rro LK, FRA ICI), I.Orti ILLOUGHIIII. of Parham. Joon Lind HVmsorn, WILLIAM Lord .111.1.arn TO2OI3ILD, Earl of LancoLs, (icottGe Lord Br.auct.Ee, andJairms, PAM of 'lliont.ussi, upon as Impeachment of High Tree . son, foc Irv) ing Wnr agranit tbt King, Parliament, and Kingdom, 1517. (NI 182. The Trial of CitAR LES SIUA aT, KING of EIIIGLAIIq, before the lit,lll Court of halite, for High 'Fret.. WIT, 1649. 183. Thg Trial of Jutqcs, Dike of VANILTON, and FArl • et. Coatis wiz, before the High Court WI Justice. 1. No. 15, UT rut EASTCHEAP, Near Philpot-toor, Fenrhu►eh Street. HOUSEHOLD FU RN ITU RH, le very excelleot tion, ► new within Three Months: Four• Fr- . Coodi befog nearly , ..; vie,: Lofty -postßeds , eads, with rich Furnitures,lined and Magid, dean Beds and Bedding, Three sets of capital Mahogany Dining-roots Chairs, and Sofas to snatch, covered wit Sabin Horse-hair, Turkey Brands Carpets of large Di a:eosin's, French Drawing -roots Window Curtains , dcc. &c. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ''ay Mr, SKINNER. on the Prestige', No. 15, Litre East ' chenp, on MONDAY next, December 4, and two follow jog I)ays, at Eleven &Clock earls Day, without the least Reserie, by order of the Proprietor, Mr. George Keeling, toing into the Army. lIE above EFFECTS are of the best Des. seription, and consist of two handsome Beadsteads and Farnitures,witkGoose Beds, -Ind suitable Bedding, two Coach top ditto and Bedding, Sex -entries and Bookcase!, Ward rails, Pedestal Sideboard, three Sets of (eight in each set) ..Maliagaay Partner and Disissowsta Chains. Sofas la snatch, rM. 4s of OMSK, Card, Pfothebite. mil Low. Drawing Ta bles, Sfe very goad Carpets (one of which is a Modulate Turkey Bnusels, 18 feet by 15, another 15 feet by 12). Mir. ,rars, Chirsusey s Laud Drrisiaor Gloom Five Setter/Is, Woe excellent rich - 011110 4 is Decamers, dir. a TabliSeryiee, containing MO . a capital Eight-day Clack, in a Ma y Case, Kitchen Requisit.s, (tr. ge. he whole may he viewed the amerniap of each (Air, and Catalopes had on the PreSallegi Bridte-Wes , _ ';• Sea Tavern, Eastcheap; CONAIERATIONS ON. THEITILICAL LAW. ........... • . It bath, I understand, fallen from Very high authority, that there are persu..s in this coi.iitry who cuitcrive the pulling down a Theatre, or the knocking an Actor on the head, nut to he an H. legal action ; now this, I api,rehen ' to be a mis. take, for I do not suppose there is an iii , l.. ,dual in the station who is so little. acquainted with tho law of the land, or the law of nature, as not to know, that the palling down a Theatre. or the knocking an Actoror net% a Tr tiling J•t3ticie, un the head (slthongt I have heard Dunning' class the latter with nstrious animals) is, nukes se .t.ase of velf.defeeeki against both. But I do assert, that the " clitinW etilitshrtiase". % .-Ilid hoe end rrl " *, . 9 of the Eig!ish ; the ' 4 devious- as tier.," 4:04 . ` French ; and' the 44 lintilielektbeso,” of the Irish, may boas legally raised tu.the ease of-Thea- ~, i 7 trical as of other delinquency ;*aad that itpitrii.. i :mental music- may be introditeed, is (midi:Ml4nm the writers in the beginning of Ifs last century, in ./11/ whom the catcall is always mention (as the ap. 't pendagia of the critic. I • A ii 4: Et7:heT.7lllrlFlWlTtlein of Nottwt „Lard C rat.. and uJo Gtr High n, 1631. £N.3 185. The Trial of Lieutenant-Colas-6 Joria LILBURNE, for Higb Treason, 1619. Pablished by RICHARD BA G91.1A W, Bevdpubdreee, Covent Garden; old sold also by J. RUDD; l'all Mall; mad by all the Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kiagdati. . - weit, EXCISE yeasts BROWN AND PARRY. In a few Dais will 1) , . published, THE WHOLE of the PILOCEEDINGS in this imp/whisk' Cause relatine to a &inure, made la May last. upon the Premises of the Gulden-lane Brewery, of SIX BARRELS of FIN! NCI, prepared front British Correspondence with the Cnasasimioners of Esene, as well as the Arguments of Counsel, and the Ad dress in the Jury by the Lord Chief Baron, taken in short hand by Mr. Farquharson. will, with other Important De curnebts, farm part of the Publication. " I say that Messrs. Brown and Parry have been triode " nate, in having incurred hinn , for their laudable en " dr/tutors, - where they were de-erving of praise. They " are entitled to merit and approbation no the paft of the ." Puhlit fir what they have done."—Lord Chief Baron. • Printed and published by J. Johnson, St. P:ses Church yard; and t.. be had of all the Booksellers. tecti Neia:ingt It hath also, I am told, been said, that the per. sons concerned to the disk rbance.at Covent,fiar. den Theatre, must liar!. acted Cron the Vitirst of motive! ; now this Ito utterly neyois I .ny con.. caption, that until I get a defiilition of what caa be considered the worst of mottles, as applicahle to this case, I cannot say one word on tht sub. ject ; many have, in my upioion , acted upon the prtrest motives, an hatred, of oppression, and a lose of their eoutitry‘ It is nut, however, the dictums of any oneJulge, however able, or hummer claimant, that ran mak e , or to speak inure jeoperly, dteelure the Itw ; that law has foeidett against the error ul the Judge, and by making such provision, that in the eye of the law (although I have I, kar t heart! of lite something like the contrary. seined), a Judge may err. Anil for the grunter pritision in die matter, that very Jude to whom error is attributed, is obliged to specify under his own seal, the very sentence or sentences, in which he is alleged to hale misdirected. Thu twitter is then argued before a higher tribunal. Thisls upon the supposition that the mis.diree. Lion of the Judge is conceived to have misled the Jury,-if it hath not, and they set in rouse queuce find according to such direction, there is en end of the rwatter the other way, unless the Court should, in its discretion (and lit* a discrc. 'dun thetliltvt might 4•11444*), grant a uew trial.. ' I have hearth, indeed, that a" pleader dtil some time threaten a jury with attaint, but that such process is obsolete I have nut only the evidence of &sorer, but also the exprc: s word) of Blackstone ) who says, that new trials have mereilett it. . JUBILEE sritmoNs ItsviEwt:o. • • This Dav was published. IPSO Iti. FWER'S POLITICAL RKVIEW, and IA) Monthly- Register: Cont•sining a copious Retries of Pth& Alruirt —State Nom —Original enrvipondettre— A Rgwievr of •the Juhater Srrmuns p-enehril by Messrs. lictshant, of Easex-otroet; Evans ' of tVor.hip•atrerf: fat weY, •nif Ragle, , treet; Jay, of Rua : nwt Chapman, of areenwich—Toreigo Intelligence, &e. .Sr. &c Printed for Nl..lnne., Nn. 5, Negate-oreel, London t nod sold by the dillerent B.nkaclkra of the Univ.(' Kin Onto. AT 41a. PER DOZEN CAUL, BO 1 - 11.1111 I N CLU DEO PUBLIC 101' 1 C Foie . ASPANISH MERCHANT (PhA not Mpg fa oared with tratessist Couseesioas is Eaglaad) gills Neale. *reach tits Iseetam of HO% Paper, Ow mid* Mo wer, a Stock a Xeres (oratber.whe Sherry) and Purt . Wioe, the produce of the estate his awn Family reAcients of Xeres de la Feuellera lid ro, at the -Slope Price , to af istrat which he moo enroestly awd co ly colip the otteotha: of ll* &hilts -Pabile. Irtssjok tir idostc of refeEkg skits en se veral stiAtmen, and oureerose Perldilrpeerabßillp i , who !Lat,e parchatddittid high!) approved of the Wimi--ithiu Mate Madeira. ea Ms. Appkicotioo to be rttade to Mr. Samuel Cornett, No. 15, Antwel-street, Strsod. COVEN is+tiAftDß*4 'ell I. ATltt. On ?Oda" sonsawill he published, y.'".versios PAS.:ION ; or, An Impar. ital Review of the Dispute betweeothe Public aid the *Proprintio or or Covent-flardeo Theatre. with Str;etoree so the inibt pqpilr. Daily Paper , s,. comprising a ()gem* oft he Conoititriteitn "tin Altempt to shew that, however laudable the Oppliostiougn.,iyibink O. the " ruin of Mr. Kenible and his , world not entrance the national character. TIME WHO' DARES TO TR I NI K FOR HIMSELF. -I hjflEL's superior fra4rant double distil;‘.ll LAVENDER WATER, at 'is. 9d. per Bottle, ender fthe Patronage of her Royal Highness the PRINCESA of NV ALES, to wham they have the hotsonr of being uppoiaied owl serve ' together uitb ,the princloal NOBILITY, 114 aft- CH • furs, Sic. of as Aiw Flavour as that of some other old divinguisbed Nlnkcrsat double lac Price. N . li. It is decessarx to cant ion STE L'S noseerwas Cus tomers, their Wrirebowie Is not In the Strand (that Error having misled several), but No. 15, In CATHERINE-STREET, viva 4014 ye raoaa ND. and that they have no Cam:calm with any other Shop (or siradar Name) in Looioa, the Busluns being carried on by MA. STEEL and her Brother, T. HEVER only ; as a Ser vant's Mistake might materially injure Cie well-known re putation of their Lavender, io having a sporiout him' at a low Hate, named on them thtirs. •• • The est,eined hooey Water, for the Hair, &c. at . Is. Off: per Bottle, or 6 fur $ + + Orders for Export:A.li immediately execuirJ. 160. 161. tiro. The Twetrra Plitt of the above Work was published on Saturday, the First of December. One Part will appear, with the greatest regular ity, on the hest of each snccueding Month. Those Subscribers who have expressed their in tention of taking the Work in Quarterly Volumes, are•respectfuliy informed that the Fourth Volume will be ready for delivery at the same time. In order in rimbevea4Liwebrosioaal darbts as to how far this new ancl enlarged P.lition of the Stntti Trials say, with safety, be cited as authority in the Gowns, and relied on as of equal authenticity with the former. At is necessary to state, that it is intended to be a literal transcript of the last Edi. tion, as far as that edition extends; that . where fuller and better reports of any Casa, or of any parts of Cates, are inserted, the text of the old Edition %Oil-nevertheless be retained ; and that the New Matter will he distinguished in a manner not o be mistaken, and be distinctly pointed out in the Table of Contents to each Volume. Of Ilse $5 Trials sir Proceedings of which the first Four Volumes consist, rig.ity-aiits never before came into soy Col refloat. 'rhe followiog is a list of the articles contained .is the Foorth Volume i-- . • e • The Nero Moller ft marked [N], 151: Proeeetlings in Parliameut optima Jo trig Lord Ffecii, Baron of yougsricis, Lord Keeper, for High TITRIRID, A. D. IRO. - 1.i2. Proceeding; in Parliiiiwint'slczainst • Dr. .1:711 3 Costa, AI Delimient,,MUO. Ltii . • .. . . 14 . Procee'diegs agalivt Dr. ‘i A:TT PI EW IV R EN, Bishop of Ely, od an Impearioneot for High Crimes and f itiltdeatoranurs. 1610.. IN.) • • 151. Proceeding; in Parliament aiairst Sir Fa aects"Win och•Nic,Knt. Secretary of State. for high Crimes and Miwitmeannes. 1640. IN.) ' • 1.1.5. Proceedings against Sir nEORGE RATCLIFT, KM. tin an Impeachment fir flip ,Trea,no; 1610. (N.l . I.A. Impeachment of Sir RICHARD tioI.TON, Kiit..lrand Chaticellor of metal*, i• Dr. 401itv Hnibiti•tt,„ Lord Bishop mil .Derry,s. Sir tisaa an bowvii SR, E.lll.l..irki:bief Jostice of the Cotomoo,,Verui; .. and Sir Molise Riiecbiece, letit. 'MAIO rile , • Sienter•ht: Lheda in lrela.,d;:lo I. .3t• •, - - '' 157. : ,Procrlitigs j, ening' Joit v, 'OODWA S. a Seminary lert,'(:oiiiirmned for li i Treitinn• 1641. kN,_-1. 4, 158. Proceedings agninseTvristea• 11 n ribriStillflYs lir. 4oirtAlr( I L1.41A YIS•Mrn ISt Mork. rs.r. Ton, ' 1.. . . a 4 tg. Argun-411)4p •o DAITE L Dr. ROBERT IG n U ffs. itchScid, Dr. 4 Jossra lim.i. ilielimp• of Norwich. Dr.•:fons Ovum IMISSISIS surits. maim, D . . Ito BERT SKI , t‘ 3mie.eishebe of Oste _werb * Di-WiLt.i.iii Picas Hi m .. **OP Watileetiltire,- . dhitAlneacc C.Ritc 111- ~ 4 i c 04; .4 i i ,A=ali D y'ci sl o A o rt oss a s s :4 ‘ is c :Tarlipt it . . - tv , • - • Is, n0d°r..0.114:-.‘ll4ll'Wntaillsl7l4oll.4siel.l4lll lieu f t. r'M liiii: opus an Accusmiub of. Hip: T a. 16. I. , • ... . - 41141 K ngs, by 16e 'tines C•ininiaod, 'Ton ch.....; ar i L - .. -, •• • ir Wets ?raison -and iftlier High , hi isdeineassues, .• •• • . Whet Lord K nit anceon and Five Members 'of She blouse of Varpoions; itaidely, Mr. Duman. 1." ' " u . illottas.• Sir ifiefnue it ASI•ERIG, Bart. Mr. t - Aware litir to;•alt. Jou 74 II term:s r /Ind Mr. Wm- . . . 41411 group it, 1611. [N.] Proceedings in I ) Arlistineot against 3 A YES Duke of• Rsc n et n m o, a 4 a Malignant nod au Evil Coutuellw to_the King, ltiii-'4. IN.) Proteedints asiaiost S;r En w ARO HU.' :ItT, Knl• 1.4* King's ttorney-General, upon au Impeachment for High Csinvesaud Miscleuteaunr• i 1462.. [N.) lei, lnapeAchavevil4 Gamins Lord Dthars.iided Son of lb Earl ..! Bristol, foriligh_Trearn, 1642.. (N.) 1 • 163. lrapenehment of 11r. Gstratic heaven, Citisea of . - - .L..radon, for contriving a Pelitiiii hist the'Ordi• ' naaee for the MilitiJ, a. n. 1,6451.{v.) 164. Impeachmeiii of Sir EDWARD . 01013 G, Knt. for •Pligit t'rinses sod•Misdetnairines, 16 ii. IN.] . ~,t . ~ ra MD. Prooredingtrimpinst air rata Dian Milk !IR T, Kw: and Bart. Lord Mayor of London, man impeachment ' of 'High Crimes and Nisdemegoass . 1619. [N.] H ISL. Ankles of /fopeachinent aping 611ZTriossis .R -otate, "treader of the City of London, for High ('rimes and Misdemeanors, A. D. 1611. (N,l 167. Impeachment of Hussy /I isti mai, F. q. (s;enoil' Soo to the Earl of Houtingsl,l49, Sir iiictimus • II ii.rortn, Sir ions; lists, and JOS !I Pars, r.sq. for High Crimes and .Slisdeineauttirs, 1619.• . (NJ Ifft. a mpeaenmeot of J A 14ES Lord STRANGE, for High- Treason, A.l. 1642. IN•1 . 189. Proceedings against the NINE LORDS At Yorks name- It, tirs,c.se, Earl of NORTD A oirroN. WILLIAM Art of Dsvossitiac, HetaY Earl nf DOVER, Hustle Earl of MONWORTO, GMA II GCS Lord HOWARD of Charlton, ROBERT Lord nun, • LW ARLSS Lord GREY of Ittitoven THOMA L S ori COVENTRY, awl A RTIIER Lo ni GAVEL, fur High Celine, and Misdemeanors, 1612. [N.) la. The Trial of Untnuel N +no ts I ei. FIE 3 3 ZS, before a Council of War at St. .11brosti fin cowardly sur reodering the City and Castle of Bristol, 16:3, 111. The Trial of Dr. %Cita,' SR LAUD, Areobishup of Canterbury, for High Treason, 1640-1:il I. ,17l'. Proceedings against Mr. Tolerates. 11r. W v !Ace, Mr. CNA RI.ON ER, and Others. befote a Council , • of War, fur a Plot against the Parliament, 1613. ( .1 .1 ,4 174. The real of Cosivoa Lord kl•counisf, nt tbe Kitto . 's Bench, fur High TrY-Ison, in brio; r.oncerned in the Irish Mashacrc, 1645. 1; I. Proceedings upon a Charg e of Breach of the Trost re. posed in them by the parliament, preferred against Mr. 1101.111 and Mr. WistveLocus by the Lord fissile, A. D. 1645. (N.) ...17i. The Trial of Sir Roscoe Sroyfswooo, Presiding', the College of Justice in Scotland, nod Secretary there to K ing Charles I. for High 'freason, in the Parliament held at St. Andrew,, November, De cember, anti January, 1645. •176. The several informations, Exam4ntions, and Goan.. sions of liar W ITCH 311 , arrai and condemned at the Sessions holdtm at Cbelnis ord, In the Cutesy of Ernes, before the Right lion. Robert Earl of War wick, and several of his :Majesty's Justices of the • Proce, the 29th July, A. li. 16*. EN.) 177. Proceediags against ELEVEN Wanness of the Home - 'of Commons, vie. DENsim Hot.i.is, Esq. Sir Piaui? STA VLWINPII, Sir WILLIAM LEWIS, Sir J o u tt CLOTWORYWV, Sir Wu. WALTER, Sir • jogra MA y R,a,Re, Knights, Major-tienerathis • 116 Y, Mr. tiLY R NI, Recorder of London, WALTER LOItG, Lmi. CidORREEDWA RD DAR LEY. and An. TTIONY NICSIOLLS. Amt. chine , ' by sor'rhornas Faltfir• sad his Araiy, to be Delinquents, 1647, ..SN.) ,.* sser•Cmc o f iriorto J leis INS, Erg. a WelctiJodge. fur pablishiog Seditious Houk..., and for pa. ing Sentence of Destlsois Persons for not assisting against the Parlitiawist, 1647. [N.I bled in Parliament )79. Two Judgments of Ilse Lords amen SRISIW‘t JOIIII- Mow''', Mims P o r a r t at A siv his Wife, lease'. Sturm. Lin y.t in D anny, a ndiona.ll A anis, fee forli94l. ininanKs and Pub lishing a Coy) of a preseodcd Act of Parliament , 161.1. Ini. ' : •1 a: MINERAL TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN. FALEUR,Rouitist, N 18, WOI3EJRN ITI PLACE,_ begs leave to announce to Vie Public, *bat in coascquence of vari•rus expetioseins. he is euabled ta re ciontslead maim' AI. TEETH. of a Mineral P:epara- Hon, so as to give ()whits •atisfaction to those who may base occasioii for such IA LE It engages to supply from one Tooth to a whale Set, *ithout ongoing pain ' or irritation, and of an appearance vu very natural, us in de fy the most critical observer, at i'se same time that the Teeth so ,applied will Ramer every purpose of atasiica lion, give to the voice its nataral tone and modulation* and their construction is 1J incorruptible, that Mr. FA L BUR en gages to replace them free of expel' e, should they wear or change FisLaisaeitii alsoatilx an Aitilde' ro tate in a manner peculiar to himself. and never before at tempted by any iodividual.—Mr. enabled to give rek mires to many re,pectable characters in Towu and Country, who have *k the be:wdeial ellecis of his mode of Treatment, and who have been equally satisfied with his lair and reason able charges. No. 18, Wohoini-place, Riraell.square. For STILANGUARY DROPSY— GRAVEL—OB STRUCTIONS in tke URINARY PASSAGE—DIA • BETE% and a KrhERA L WEAKNESS. WESOW.LLS' JESUITS DROPS. • IN his Majesty's Nsvy these Drops have for wear 100 years past maintained their Character as a spe chic for the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary Weak ness and Othtrectionit in the Urinary Passage, and i lleoeral Debility ;—owl particularly for their ab‘olisse and s p ee d, owe of Hie a e Venereal Dme, WEstiELLS' JESUITS DROPS and SPECIFIC REM CD Y, are the only sal* and expeditious Cure, and are so innocent in their nature, at to require little or no restraint. As a re-torative for tielierai Debility, Worsens' Jesuit, Drops, have been Imig knossu Lid esteemed ; whether the Debility at ises from the too copious use of Mercury or in tense beat of Climate, they are equally serviceable :—sued' as have l'Ae misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Glerts, Seminal lifiusions, or any wenkne, of the Eidne”, Ureters or Bbuldor, Diabetes', at Dilleulty of making 1% a- I ter, will experience a cooplete lure by slue persereeanee. SIIA W and GO. 66, St. Pail's Clankh-yard, loving par-, rhased these Medicine if Mr. Wemells, slime ear,passiltirf he geasine @cleft a Ina* Stamp, euriored with their ad- Irvis. appeals on the outside of every bottle. • Ask for Wessells' Jesuits Drops. Price lb. 9d.-11s.—owd ft. per Munk' j --. : . A CIIALLEN4:I.._ • - -- • - ----- - MESSRS. CURItIE and CO. Surgeons, late iii his Majesty's Pei / vice, clsalleutte the while world to prove a sinele instance w here their Medicine and Meth rd of Cure have rafted of t...e desired oleo. The p!netice of many years in this partieuUtt branch of tticir prafessian, ha mit give's rise to one Isiotirerssfull Case. • They continue to direct their sortie. to the in- s emen' ;In a cure or veurrrat Cemplaitits, and that ISeratigotiblit of the Syyteta, which is the comegilence left he lierniciutrinial waste fel efectionf a habit !nag and !ne-t unhappily par tied by roe youth of both sexes. Its the one it will be fon: il to be the unfailing source of leirrenneiel ; the either have its rimers fa tails, developed to them be a dlstre—item stale of debility, which. If trot finely remedied, terminetles in impotence. Elite are its remote and ultimate elect., while coususssetions, Leos o f m usc ular Puncr, and various Nervous Complamts, tusetUy characterise the earlier Mars of this military rice. ()I per. sum languishing under the slosorilens incident to flidi a habit. their try:tune - id i..implepand ha- never proved uatuccoortd in the treatment ufa ham, labetritsustusti much extended prat ; ticc. In the nio.t istotinate and complicated rams of Vene real Infection, such as Olistructioaain the Urethra. Swing) F.screscetares. Ilan' Tumours Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Sr atimil. Weakness, (items, as also • silticruttEs, ... Whether recent or of tone ducatner, and scl•ch have huffier, the skill of °Owl-Practitioner,. are, by their preveut improved plan of treatmen t. effectually nod . pereuaneutly cured, whis k out the pathos , stuttering the e ii erste:at ing paiet mut Mann* he , morrltage which frequeotly tidies the application of the la tsar caustic. 111 Ice ellUf•oe of twenty Vettf4 exclusive practice in this metropolis, numerous eases itt titrictures bare bream"! are daily moiler their care, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, cer , :iii., and ex peditiousllllkle of practice, superior to any other set. adopted. 'fat , weaktiepN, relate'- Inn, and debility proceediug f.mit thi• complaint, are spec -1 dily removed, and the 'WWII, restored to sound and • vig4runs health. But where thr debility has for years csisted, a pro per perseverance its their restorative rellbelliel, lifter a Stele ' turf has beets destroyed, is indi..peo•-ab.y requbite to revive 11w .lusnberingsparks of Life, and to re-animate the COOMi • "MO. Srverlll NOW.EMEN and Gratt.cis es of the first respect -1 &silks, have been under the eller nt Messrs. CURRIIs and CO. fur the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strac• lures, &s'.; :Ind having welted it tadiral and permanent Care, partkalarly requested that refereoces might be milk to theta, as swat . ..et-tory estdencOs •rf the deg: stied superiority) of Messrs. ()URI( l-E and t)O's plan of are itnitnn. Malty tit the s e (; ea riem,•,, isqse had A rietnees from IO to,'..'J sears, and had been under the ellre of 'Messrs. florae, /felts isidm. stud other Sargeros of eque s ai r iaeace, who attempted the cure by he , 111 tol matt odor the Catii,l it , without success. MCIIIIN. Estorse had Co. ruts tw ciassulted Spy e ith er , Ne y with the greatest delit•ary, sccrecy, l and himobr, at their hove, Ns. lir, liattoneGarden. . Pnthirtnia die Luuntry atm rerwettrel tat ..I tie the particu lars of belt fame, :agt, ttsiJ gametal %AM, WC Os*, ,be, die. tatclosinq a remittance fur advice anti itiedicive.., when the muse a ill Ill{:irtVeli or iejli I 0 :tty part of tit: kingdour. 1• els. sure Ittrir"*erelores reentipti tot I hidif tinJertnkrag ff the, pu-s -age arietkisia_rty 44: added to llse ict-•...t for medicine. • iith Jutie. 31rws.10', ii.:41.1119(1f glen. It • .; ' r Discord of sentiment between the Judge and the Jury . is much to be deprecat d. All poster is founded upon 'opinion : th it of th • 'abject, if rightly exercised, is the firmest basis 1111011 which it can stand ; Owe who do not thick lhr n. salves well governed, wilt soon not be guvc,ned at ail. It is not sufficient for • the well-being of a state that justice should be purely aJiiiiitistr ,, e'd, • is it is certainly in this country (in the ti;glvest tribunals at least), but that the people•should fuel that it is so, I have heard it mentioned that a popular Judge is nut an estimable character, but that was by i.ne who, although a great man, not taken for all as all a good man, was ronsciou. , hat tvaii-not So ; but this I du assert, that uepopu'arity in a Judge, . however nntleserved, is preguant Witt, I shalt, I trust, never see the maxiin,that Juries are not to judge of the again revived. If it is, the rampis e must be strangled by Parliament, as it was in the case of libels, at the instance of Mr. Fox, although subsequent decisions and prac. tires have almost entirely defeated the grand ob. jests of that Bill. In order to prevent, as far as possible, any clashing of opinion between the Judge and the Jury, 1 do earnestly exhort every Jaryman to make himself acquainted with the law, us far as his opportunities will admit. " Knowledge," sj ithb., e d Bacon, 46 is power ;" and the acquisl.- tint' of constitutional knowledge will retain in the hands of Juries that pouts., of which, accur. ding to Blackstone, their incapacity bath thrown into the hands of the Judge's a greater share, than perhaps the Constitution intended. " The beginning of strife," saith Solomon, 44 is like the-letting out of water." Great events 'come from small causes. The Orientals have 11, tradition, that the great Nimrod was destroyed by a gnat entering his brain. It would he greatly to be lamented, if the British Constitution should owe its destruction to Os efforts of an insolent, atariciuus inset. . AN 01.1) BARRISTER. P. S. Since writing the atlieve, I have been told that the positions I combat Neriginaied in she IVerespaperr, and those Pap is Arc. Illy only au. thorities, that any such acre ever advanced ; but Ads the duty of every man to endeavour to con. Mute what he conceives error, (pen wh , ti•ver - "twee it flows. If wrung, he eit'l du no harm.; if right, he may do lunch gltalti. t . . Yesterday evening, aslant a lustier pal( fittsi o'clock, a horse and cart, with' ku.adv, she pro. petty of 11'...G ril6lll, s he Rim innv 511014644 was 910101 from the door .14, N3sra...strlck;vl.ll and Watkins, in Dend.stsectissehdo allegorise; was sla.. livening a Latest.. res•vi %cave' ItisieN ea L., ,- .‘ ~~ _, &kg, MR. CANNING!!! A LBION stands forward the avowed and only I'l Vindicator of this injured flentlernan!, He disclaim!. teat falstdeiiraey which has operated upon lik...Catinines. etioinfL ltd issieterinined to lay 'Tea t ► the World, a hltever mnv he the consequences the nubltt.ns laves by wislith his erindirt has heats irtuated ! His Vehicle will be as •Mr.. RLAtiI),ON:S Popular WEEKLY WEGlSTE i rt ill t Tu.:non-ow. " • 1 . 0 44Pei.-Dec- 4, 04.. 1 . 209 . - - • - Jost ,u ,fished, Price ss. 6.1. in boirds, PRACTICA I. OBS Eft VA 110 Ni on the TREATMENT°, strictures in the URETHRA, de duced frma various Cases. illastrating the comparative merits of the t" alatie nad Common B g with Remarks on each eine. elueidatinK the clinger of an italisrriwin.ue tr‘e of the ftweiser, a- w PII as to prove the all , . intotrel result .n g from a ju ditiou= ineehuoical application of the latter. 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