The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

t ~ . ' • 0 4, •4 ••••• • ...p.—.—. , Faomt rim LOND6N GAZETTE ) libucu 19. • , . , —.410-- • ...,4 :: , ...6.1 , Ay,'', l l- .3. . WAR DEPARTMENT. - Downing-stroll, March 19, 1814. n " ' '''' brought`- before Me. A Dispatch has been received ilipAhjs Meet addressed td. Earl suspicion of stealing Bathurst, by Col. Lowe, of sthich the following is a copy. Dead-quarters of the Combined Army, under field• Marshal Lord itilenborough, Blucher, Lan March 11, 1814. Ills Lordship's Bail Illy Lono,—L addressed a letter to your lordship this home morning. enclosing the duplicate of a report to I lett -9 after dark , in. tenant-General Sir Charles Stewart. relating the successes moms were stolen, She which had been obtained • °ter: the , awls body of the overtook the Prisone , enemy's army. under Bonaparte in person, during as attack made by hi , fur two successive tfiylthe 9th aid 10th inst. on manner he suspected ,- the position occupied by Marshal anicher'sarwry, In this town se. The Prisoner, _ and in the plain below it. Forty-eight pieces of cannon, and them, that be belonged between :5 and 60J0 prisoners - have heed taken. The enemy is in retreat from all points, and the cavalry of the Allied Army were encamped in the'' la - pursuit of him. He is retiring in the direction of soissons, point out the spot w' where it is possible lie may make a strand. The principal ad -1,111114;;CS were g , iined by the vorps of Gen. D'Y,orck, supported accordingly, went 'wit' by Gen. Barna Sacked. The whole of artillery were taken by cerrect, no longer St it. and the grMiter number of the prisoners. Marshal Marmont his story. Next 'Mot -a.:'t lien. .%.rrigiii where the commandeis opposed. They had , missive ff and his se: advanced ream acints ag ainst the le f t o f t h e Nj oes h o n t pos i t . . . 0 , Bonaparte in the mean iliac, with the old and pouf g guard, ately hastened to the . with two divisiofts that had arrived from Spain, and with a large , th e asses bodyof cam ' ry, was carryiug on his attack against the right , had disappeared and centre. 1 esterdny eveoing ° the contest terminated. and ever, traced ley thFir during the night his roma; rot:smeared. The details conraided In my report of this morning. will, I trust, reach your Lordship country; a route of before this communication arrives.—l have honour to he. &c. 1 Kennington Turnpike (signed) ; -31. LOWE, tafouel. : I were inst, theugh the Tile Earl Bathurst t 1 ! I having passed through Dispatches [save been ►eevivesitsti Alt °lce, addressed err . ing three all. .befit Ear) Batharst, by Lieutenant-Colonel Cooke, who is attached day, and-on Sundays to the army of General 1% luzingerode, dated Leon, the Bth and , .....1 P ceased to seek anal co s 11th inst. They contain accounts of the. aelons in which Marshal Btu- the Prisoner and a f thee• arms , had beet engag,td," similar to those received from lint' be immediatel t olooei Coo e, and :dowdy published in the London , Gazette. . • ' Li.7mtedaal-Colonel Cooke 's secoad displi ti t , appears to have raised, they were poi hennawfitten during the night 9f the Ilth, 'on the awning i in Clapham watch-hem of die 1/th inst. it conehidesisfdllows4-- • a • 1 -•• • " .• - - ;to themselves , howler At nine o'clock at, night Napoleon appeals le have with !, , r t he pear drawn his kezul-quarter, to Changzion.at which Buse the whole me focal. 09 w I of the French Army were in full retreat. They are &Booed ; libirt,p by the Cussack.bend cavalry of, the army, and teu'alere guns •. • have been already taken. . . information of tilt . 4 1 haW'the honour to he, he. Snow, and' the persk (Signed) . •-" DEA It Y COMM, Lieut. Col:" ... scribed to him ) he soul . • " P. S, liAttoit IP-1/1011.hundred prisoners have been sent ' George public-house , in by the Cossacks of Geu..Chernichelf. The eaerny are pressed .; so hard, that mash baggage is takeuTrom them, among Which is time Snow t h us brokr . that of their General of Otivalry, Desnouettes. The read h fripiiingit On the . tfghi centred with their ; killed aid wounded." ' damsel, daughter . b( • —Wwwww---- Egyptians,. for his pa, Ilawak remanded teed, to state whether the men who drove 11. tfay. morning. . , BANK RUPTeY EN LA RGED. R. M, Jackson, Liverpool, merchant, from March a to May 1, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED. . C. Sturbridge. Rosemary-lane, ebeesetneoger. BANKRUPTS. ' J. Ansdell, Liverpool, timber-merchant, April 1,1, SO.. at the .I ri txUILDITALL.- Oi Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie% Mr. Witalle, John-street, I tedford-row ; and Messrs. Griffith and Ilinde, Liverpool: ' was brought before , T. Clewley. licentious,. Staffordshire, dealer in horses, March of burglariously bred' 26, 28, April 30; at the W kite Hart and New Star Inn, Uttose- , ter. -Staffordshire. Alum-flies, Messrs. Aastice and Wri Ist, I Ayres, hatter, neat King's Bench-stalks, Temple k and Messes. [lair and Cox,`ttlxi Mr. Ayres Stated, toxeler. sl. Harrison, Liverpool, builder, April ii, 12., 30, at the of •Friday with some 'York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney , Mr. 14bilita. Liverpool .. ; ' until between two i M. Oliver, Durham, curprt-manufactiner. t pri! IE4, 1/. Sk at the King's Arun Inn, Kendal. Attoini ,_ Ir.' Jed sob, Mottling. His serva, i Garden•court, Temple ; and Messrs. Oat Mae altbssoo, Kim.; ; he Was going up sten dal.- . -,. • .• 1 sulphtireous smell. 6. litoid, ilnlywell- street , Slioreditch,•linen-draper,,March ..2‘, April 1., 3n, at Guildhall. Attoraies, Messrs. zktrattaint soil ,to see that there w A lipurt i Shorrditch. i stronger, and on g, _ •S. 'A atom, Love-lone, Shodorell, victanDet. IplaFah 36. ' r a .a ft d an oil j ar am i iWr April 2. ; J 5, at (guildh all. Attorney, Mr: Nod,. Mincing- Ltne, . . , 9. t.. . - person, hall run lig F, Pagelt , Tottenhata-eoettssead, victualler, Match VS 29, stance leut ti l . izrlden ti it , i pipties,,. at Guildhall. Attor,.. Messrs. Altiri44F aptd,Staitb. _..- : Liweniffs inn New,stp r tate . -' • • . I '. ' " ease Alio -. J. Ta) for ; Gloucester-Tr:inter licar-read;Whittekapel, veep- thi ng-roem pater, i ininafactarer, March 2ns April 2, SO, at Guildhall. •Anarloyj• ' t Mr, Abbott, Chttartr-latier. tld' anktitiS wear 9 ' I Satisfyh - drubtc: , .. pl. W. Wttiktiti- Great -Hasetatata. Norfolk, miller, April 9, i l9 9, SO. at the Woolpack Inn, it. Gregor), Norlvich. Attar- Load time;' he percilPist • errs, Messrs. Windus int HaLaway, Chancery-lane; Miests,'Simpoin nod It ackharff, Norwich. and '! bench, 4eibrn he forced; J. Levy, Milt-yard. Goutintan'iofirils, kardwarenine, March 1 lumped up God seized. VP, April '3, 30, at Guildhall: Atturaey, Mr. Isaacs, 'gory- ! from the poker mail, violet. St. Mary Axe. . Havriams, Present, Lancathire, grocer, April 15, ; 0 , 3 0, : ensued, in %Thick 't: X at, ttle t cgs of .Man lea, Present. AttOrtliel i Messrs Hau x h- ! which the servant•ran Ida niSliertatt. Prescot ; and Messrs. Shephard,,.,Adlington, ; alarm by a cry of ' ism airegreirty, Bedford-row. .It. Viewer, .01krton, Nnttinglsateshire, laniteeper: Anti' 4, I me" tittle, Mr. Ayr*, 5 :10; use the .alarkham-Muor Inn, Notting ito ham... ArfileS. 1 might wound him '. i b Atpy,s: . Masten and Mee, Fast Retforil, Nottior,hamshlre ; and 'struck him several , et. kteases: iiatcy,aluckdr, and . Dawson, Furnival's lan. DIVIDENDS. ' Ist-Met door, where ,as. I o t 'Apra twee I, Ilackuey- road , carpenter - ' April P. : the assistance . of I en. ' . ' leYk/if tzi W. Herta!, .dostin-court;Aldersgate-streei. printer-41mA 12, ; guardians had not J.. F. Deranges, Wheeltmtreetr Spitalfieldr, tlyee-.-Api 11 16', 'Es. Toop Bath-square, • s ail-maker-March 29. A. : reaching the door; Kent anti k O. Payne, Hyde , il l • 11 411 64 !f Wight. grocers-April 9, i escape d from his gt .1.. navies, flertfrord : initokittor-April 16, W. Hollingdale, , • . Rptpr brad, Kent, li'nets.draper-•Apni 5.. C. l'eovev, Magda - I crying ' stop thief!' hill, Paddittoon, builder-April 12, H. Wood, tott 4 l4l oll . watchman. On being !sober-end, 'Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer-April 13. heed was found to Dawson, Liverpool. lardwareman-April 15, V. Chandl l er V ;L: Stow-upland, Suffolk, cornonerehant-April 11, C. Jottes,War. ' vered that he had then, Shropshire, merc y r ._: April 26, (3. G. Mika'', Nantwictl• . searched, and in I Clatsakire; woollen-draper--April 15, R. Waring, Brillington, . Yorkshire, grocer - April 16, G. White, sea. Megrim, Not- and a match, whie... .. tiighunishire, zrocer -April 9, D. Stevens, Gack-hill, Ratcliff, ' bmin.'recently lighted, aad the effinvia from which stopseller=-Nlirch 19, o. nutter, Colchester, haberdasher -','taus April 19, J. J 0 , 4. Newport. llonnfouthihlre,jeweller. ailiad no doubt first excited Mr. Ayres' suspicion. 'He - CERTIFICATES-Aram 9. had also in his possession a large pair of iron pincers. A. Stater, Gawsworth, °beehive., cheese-factor-it. Bell , km.' lie confessed he had been in Mr. Ayres' house an Kirr.s. toniupon-itnii,mercitant-w.mecham,Kigh-street,shore-; ditch. chinamatt-S. Whitworth, I)ewsbury-Moor, Yorkshire, • hour before he was so providentially discovered, and clotla-manufacturer-J. Birch and 1.. Leerove, Horton-town, also said, that he had a brother-in-law who was in Colour-manufacturers-A. Forbes, High street, Shaitwell, filv- Mr. Ayres' service. The Prisoner was committed cer-S. Nladdocks Coleman street-buildings, Coleman-street, woollen- era. er-P1 . Casting, Hempstead-road, poalterer-J. for trial. Formby, Liverpool, merchant-J . Nightingale, Brown-streets STREET ROBBERY. Bryan-imesquare, timber-merchant-J. Blesvett, New Ina-pas- „ ~ ll S atur d ay sage, St. Clement. Danes, hat-maker. DOW-STREET.-O n 1 PA RTNE SHIP'S DISIitH.V ED. • and Mart, Prior were brought to this Office, charged e...Kageti and G. R. Elm, Warwick-court, Holborn, whole- with robbing Mr. William Edwards of his leatch, sale fur manufacirtrets-.S.Satbury and T.%ihson, ship-brokers' • c hem, and seals. a., - • -a. J ou r", .i . FLA hitaker, ara E. RtisseU,W orces: er. coat-deal- rt. • .1 3:1 .',,_. ~ ens. -- M. C. nnd'H . Hubbard , Oxford-street -F., Bacon and 6.. c _. The Prosecutor stated, that on u I AnSfus Fraser, Brixton, Surrey, dour-facturs-J. Wright sted'A. Wood, soon of - or Itwelve. a'_clock, he was ret.,o .., 1 hOne Tareaditee : in.stinet, merebitiato-1. Nana and J. Wilkinson, Chohlet-itreet, • Westnilinter own - brokers -- S. Moulton an d through B rook-street , • Itolto rit ; Iritilta--3111„.41:118- A.'Nisee. Maddox - '.greet . In . Bullea aad J. - earn- coated by the female .Prisoner, whit snatche ;Vs ban, tleccles, Suffolk, usitars" . I watch ont.of his ebb, and, ran Off with it up a court; hetputsucdter, calling ,na "” stop thief I" viten he The Average Priceef SUGAR, fur the Week, ending March was itopped fly two men, Who, he hail do doubt, 16, is 9%. lei. per Cwt. ' . . were in. company with the female :Prisoner; they hverage Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from-the Return, eliding March 12:- pra k - tted him down , fil- ~ treated him in other respects, Wheat. Rye. Bariey. Oats. Beaton Peale . Dann. and teft him on the ground senseless. One of the -- - -- ,--- - -- men he believed to be thp Prisoner Stephens. The s. d. t• d. t• d. c d. I. fi., s. 4.; D • . _ , 4S 4 39 5 25 5141 9 1811, 4$ $ 'll - r osecutees evidence was confirmed by lef. one ' A - ' r'iit..ibe .1. of. 76 6 Ma. . Cooper, whO was present about the cies!, .. - transaction. They were. 4oidtititted for flAttsz.- the • am i n atio n Ip digging a vault in St. Maryport Church, ' . _ .. . - N•lt `•• workmen discovered a coffin of considerable anti- . TURNPIitc'PeE MEN. , q.iity, containing the corps ,of some eminent person ; Sir Edward Knatchbph aving been trartnneal . it had been embalmed, Walenveloped in a cere cloth, the 13d of February last, in his conch, was moped and in a high state of preservation : it probably was by Alasendei Menzies ? . : Op collector of logs at ! the a member of the Chandos family. Much curiosity Kines-arms gate, in Ate coun t y of Surrey ,. near the was excited by it, and doubtless the :moans of Brig- - gticklayere -aphns public-house, who dernonded more tol will be able to trace •out to whom it belonged, - than his toll, and reruietfti let the carriage t psll au ! though no inscription could be traced on any part less his demand was pild. -There belt* ,no el.. of it. 1 t erna ti ve , Si r F.,dward Knatihbtill was „obliged to On Saturday night some desperate villein threw pay the money ; but being an oyo.i:citneas to oth r a pint stone-bottle oat of the pit on the stage-of the rectuess of his coachman's behaviour, .dilestitilted, 'Olympic Pavillion in Wych-stteet, during the time ou'inaking an example of the .ctillecior, at ..spin-, of performance. Fortunately no accident occurred, moaed Most° this Otfice„, on . Sat rclay,l pig, relay, $ • hot it caused much confusion. We understand that fence, when the charge belt) A ( g . irthere is a man its custody, on suspicion of being the zips *ai tonsiotttd kttlitl , i tto Arglitic • person who threw it. I costs. • , forgery- Illoare. - teliailoakei, and Itohert Mitore, alias litkes. foelsotse stealing—Thomas Sinith. for stealing. in a dwelling hansc—Jhania Hall, for killing a s h eep, with intent to steal the carcase—Wm. Jones, for a lite olFenee—John Price, for stealing ia a dwelling house—Ann Berridsettad Jane Sharpe, for a like•ofence—J ohs Sweet. riling MaMaim, for a highway robbery—Thomas Jonet, for stealing privately in a shop—Eleanor s alias, Helen Munroe, for a like offence—William Petherick, Hugh Donaldson, and .10epit rtlilhank, for a robbery—John Plnmer, for stealing a letter from the Post office—Henry Thornton, for stealing in a d w elling-house—Peter William Phsynerind Mary Falkener, for a like oSeucc--James Dorst•tt,' for .stealin privately in a'shftp • —Joseph Taylor and • Win. Lick. for kil ling two sheep, with iintent, &c:--John Blenheim, William Warrell, and James Welch. for a burglary--Abraham Levy and Charles Harding, fora robbery--Moses Solomons, John Morris. and Joseph Hue , rell, for a burglary—Samuel Fowler and IL-ary Woolf, for a like offence—Hartly Smith, for stealing in a dwelling;house— , Aattrew Rake, George Thatcher, Joseph Maresca, and iVillians Butcher, for a like offence-Aienry French, for returning from • transportatlim—and Mary dray, alias Carney ; when they were all respited dating his (loyal Highness's pleasure. B. Miscasts of Joseph Drewe May, John Kean, alias Wright, Thomas ifiekettz Lyons, Robcrt Brady, alias Hazard, ' 4 George Lentz, Thomas Smith, and Williiin Attlesen...for far ! ga si t b; ,l t ames Goulding for. a burglary, and returning ( w het ' ation; and William %mum, for setting fire to his 14110110 e, were not reported. It would seem from a letter from Vrimsby, 'Colonel de Bourgh, or some relative of his, had r , playingg . off a hoax on the good people of that place GEIL 66 I MISBY, MARCH IZ—A tall selfit lookin'gentleman Made his appearance here • morning; said he had .come from on boaid a ter in Grimsby Roads, aid wanted prorisiom called upon a butcher, and ordered a side of beet; said his Onto .rnuld be on sho would see it weighed,. previousl: boa rd borrowed eleven guineas the bank nits open, arthlit was then went to another bateltatr; of beef ;, presented'a draft On his which the butcher took, and pre in change ; the gent/m a n then Head fan, appeared In a great , tv to breakfast, as he• must see._ walked bff ; and was met on the . Wbeie ke intends to shipthe beef 1 a 4 hekbaploken bisiviarture ft.( 4"Pritle)4ole:Wilite orders himse tetieftipper . Tie is.pu o peas that the seed; re _.(e . pilisoileil by unguarded maw. By- n superior method Ru c h complaints pre easily cured; and even where ()them have failed, we trust that we may presume offer a radical re-establislustert. .Few, box ever, arc the cases of complicated distress la this disorder, roineaced w itlithe calamitous situation a? men, who, • from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaietiel of a fashionable life, acquire ti r o state of debility which is she 4 - . unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habit.. Where... suhappy sufferer broods over his iniiegy, hat carefUlly edema his misfornines it may be some consolation for him to know, that alitteugh it he an object of doubt or uncertnibty with other practitioner,. the removal of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirenteLt of Dor experieore, 'tine rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to relate inlay vigour, much ails iet.y will be prevented.* inx,early eotuter act im of this languid slate, ;aid in these earei se. great ditrwaiti w ill eiecur.' • Muriitd Women. who have tang teen titapikatateil fin their expectaiims of n fainily, may be astaresli SINAI& sainthastaatess,' Each defects are curable by medical skill. Patients in the Country are requested to state the parties. 'lan of their cave, age, and m:umer of living. ittclosing a Hank Mete for Advice and Medicines; and the some will be forward** any past of the Kingdom. , The .erre:.) , which is so escential to our undertaking, and the- ' quolifitatidwo which we have pret-utped to s:ste form the.talris , of our preten•kits, and in coineidetwe with such ibis intimativo io • ti• istifitmtil • titrir • • - . ' _. .....: .., .... , . 1 . . '' i - ' ' ' • .i l lt 7fs Pl, ' '.' . . . - 71 M ... '''? • •V - ' ~,: 44 , ' .. : ' . ...• ,„ . . • .• '- • ... :.. :*, :, . ~. . • , :'. . • - . ,• • ! t , • . , . , . ,••• Mr ' . i • . • . • . ) • - • -- riirAt STA! 1 1 ESI . --.--..------ • . • .--.- -' Al. ..u. Ow 4 , , ..., • e- • Po tlfle r s '• • • •::- • - i „'' libil eeo rc.altasime.-A youtig women, of the name of Sarah' s o *h,lwasb ILLIAM H. MOUNTA4* m:s'V e 4 op on Sensed*, IMO* tusk. lathe custody. ^ inn, gww . h i ll L 0„,,,..., the L A' . ii _ • •• ) A , i.,.: . , . 2 .04 6L . L if? I.' • '1 ' . ' /Wean Liaser it ir the officer, charged by Mes.. Kelly, of Same- r i a mi et i, Rood Beds . Z iwic 9 ;l7 4 64 , i ...74: il nimi g the; . , .... • _,...,. ' ma rl sli: ill ..... tit, . . '.. bill, with whom the Prisoner lived San*. with stealitigasheei • The 6,ll o ,o nie seo w n c noeheg; T op coachiegi&o. set ,. 1.; -.10 ft TIM en Oilf a rda7. 011 the bed.au Which Iho bib 00 lashing it into a shift** hemelf• ne Saracen's }read Inn, gnow.hill :- 1 , ...."" • ailiaVt, t) Inttif, cherged otil /to Magistrate wiled t h e -Prisoner what she had to say to the L ivimp(lol, po st conch, to (nifty foirniaides, sets ac e r• • , cloWge soggiest hie, 'who . answered as folloWsr" Yesterday every Morning, thrdugh Laticowortit, 'l l llolCrots 111 ' l t s e „- • a g three asses, .thear rierty o f ! moruiag my.mistress says to me, Sally, go up and bring down Atherstooe, Tuotwortb, Lit v istie i ld.,Udisthurpi N,: rt i t ,: • -- '7 front hiailtrirt,•M ampton. ' one of the sheets of your own bed id be washed, and make a ;tnd Dunstable. Arrives at Liver t tool next Afterhooa. r ilia ir ft with the other • I says. thank you, mans, and went up FxETER p ivaimoti • well:math : w g•egwv •, ip ~. • ,r l4lP' iliff• stated,th, and Solisbit; , NewiPhe't C h, I P e ; ainifs ,, tifil li Shit ': Ise r .,_' was g 4l4s • s hift brought one sheet to the washerwoman. and heinT, much o n ' n. the.. evening on lentos t he awe.' 'distressed for a shift, I sat op all night, and m m ist a r d eu em n yse ys if t a o sh m if e t ;ii half . pabg six o ' cifix i ia Y w i t h a 0,,,,d t , a maig a . i l iait s t--i-i . . hen, hyst•,lane near . the . park, lie ,. Iry to minter, Bridport, Blantl.ford, Basitigslo,ke;atid . R a ph o • don, Spaldingi Fetcyhatntlith• Aaiun ..... alid'lNtehi t i; L: °f at e ogrlr sheet. d l o n wn the yo m u ci r ru oth illg er m sb Y eet to be washed, I usage it into a shift as are desired me, on which n , N ew Royal Mail.Coatis, sets set•every Et/eaten ...Cole** 41111 ! fir driving :three 'sees, Irons . hits raid h ' er I 00 3% I 'they . wire stolen, ihd told him' she got into sueh a passion, that she called me a thief, and sent . and had me brought before your Worship .' from 'Roston to Spilsby,.Leath, .LIVERPOOL; VVarrington, 6 K r int li t Y ir i d al4 , Sta li n: l , l° Q wk. • -tr. , hoteVeistclaid he had bought t.).! a Olker . The manner of her telling taw story,,and mistaking her infs. fled,. Prot. Calach, called, The Espedition. eves Ey ei n g' , a aged t* easerty of Gipsies w hb t re ss's order, whether intentional or accidental, caused much Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lap, Dale-sheet, Li,„ 6 .- * se neighboOrhood, .and of f ered to mirth. The worthy Magistrate advised peroira th osr e tiite. P io r n osec she u c t o ri e s se t at o e tr d y , p„iiiiTGHuaantirdedmihirsrligrolizort,iyhig post contiwit, °wont Chip: . . here the camp wasp; the witness atontsi the it ••• settle YiTso it n h e t r he ir a P - rl trefi r a‘r t . o et7 hic •Ph ill afterwards re- petitions, Caine, 'and Maritmeingh, every Afterhootis atciv e gf • turned home together good friend,. Ball), I . Thei,ild 'Ci t : : : 4l46 : l:ll:ll"l carries : F leili re tg • •• :. 11 1 tb -him, and finding. his statement iuspecied the truth of the rest of ' Mr. May's, fire Greyhound Inn. • Thomas-street, ond the *Swan Bristol, uettAlurni .•-• '..1 .;.f..:.•1 netting, however, the asses were . ispieloni returned. He immedi- LAW INTELLIGENCE. ". 1 • (i •• ' ..u l i . "v i er ' y 46 l% N to e rnot aA rt li t t hS ' f'l c iii h st , t.' e ll y e i d •ri i se cainp, Aut that he, as well as —sup— Upsides only, and gees temarkahly rosy, with n Guard thrtiagik out. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford, DitneWs tee out. Gni 'penned;. the animals were, how- • COURT OF CH &NCERY, MARCH 19.- t t .. uud Ferrybridge,to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day atli • .....''. r,footatepein the snow across the : EX-PARTE MART DAY, IN TRit WAITER OP a. 11. 4 0rkt. , Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this toach vs it i ' , , fifteen miles, till they reached c „ a oilinw . ed iet t: e h ? T o t rt h; i most hgree . tible and coluple . te Public Caine!. Sir zeAISECI. 1101111. LT stated, 'that Mrs. Dajatwas a , ice-giite, tliere all traces of them Laneaster, be t 7 res u ton " , Kir: t hy-ID A :7 4I i; lloit tikilli oa n ' ••' in attendance in compliance of a habeas carpus di. by K u r; n7 N i n iti A ie L r. , 'wl Gatekeepertrecollected a Malt Chorley, Ormskirk, and Carsten% Post Coarbesi, 'every Aft f p • , reefed to her father and mother, George Brittain and gh the gate in the Morning, di-iv- Martha Brittain, to produce her before his Lord- noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. aro GL w A nh S i G H. O T lV ii , in L ih n i n ir gt . o s w a n n , qo G ba re r. in K n i l n i , reeli can , A mork nine : K D i u n i: t f t r s im eni . •i lei ' ''Chl • • Al. —mt s was on the Fri. ship The affidavit of Mr. Day, the husband, stated, 4 t the Bailiff , who had • ' and all parts of Scotland, Camperdowo Coach Daily ',' peek , as that on the 27th of May, 1811, he was married to soreiser, r ,fer his Lord's asses, met &,,, , Mot. ',ay then. Miss Brittain and they cohabited YORK, Newcastle, rnd Edinburgh, new Ctiach, pe ). de. .lellt with a Guard throughout, sets out every hlornii:g at ' half Grimy companion in Ragmore- together until the 11th of February ' last, when she S ii i n v i eton teC , 14 1;14 h b alle wa rtn y o. ~..-. of Newark, Re orpe tfo i r h l, 404 Taile serw aster, ie - )flim'iii. 'them, a hue and cry was was prevailed on to leave him by her mother and lersued taken and safely lodged' ' pa ihuse ;. tie Inditet were- they left . ' • . .., contrary to her own inclinations. jo ' uni tto e tie:r P iy ay ad res di t ti w oi h m a l t f i l e . th J e . y etr ealle k, l tlr Bl t a lt r e k li'il li r •Lit ietl , C.p i ... .. V; !vex,. than they contrtreo to pick. i The a ffi davit of Mrs. Day,' stated, that iw,114 . 12,_ . ae wl y t - street, .York, ruosCoorbes to Suaderlued,•ll44l, Saul*. 46; r:.b.house door, and to regointheir , her husband' beat her with his clenched fi st, and rtalg_h. Whllav, sod other Places. 1 • BKiDGENOItTft nod Withal new Pat Coach, Mg : 41 .: : ' pushed her down stairs (they then resided at No. 12,' i g, e , a , ix .. - .hese eircumstances erlie given to • Haberdasher-street, Roston), because she did not .CA iii.ISLF., Penrith, and Whitehavea. Past Coach, . 1 tilth Four Horses, and a Guard all the way, Passes 1111'4 ti nen' of • the Prisoner being 0.4! put on a pair of white gloves, which caused several. soon after apprehended him at tit : r p ou rotte h h,. Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, C ot o / j e t, severe bruises on her shoulders, and other parts of gh ridge, Wetherby, Abet-ford, Doncaster, and Grunt* Ise in Kent-street, where, at the i,a;i hod • . Y. (the nearest way by eighteen miles), sets out every Morning, d a t a l d o r n e e r d t o a 3 . i n i s ii t t i . ie ß j o l ad •uni b e y y h o o •i s t ior h taheogrrpeinattotestrfeaeihalle. the k 0 in iikci it his pleasures, he FAA . i . the Lone Comicsr.coa o b serve d , . he thought this bt l'ithtaStit tee; having a beautiful a • •' ' • • . • On was a pie/pert:Rise tO.heartn his chamber. advantage 4 their seats beteg secured in the C ._ A : bf 'the 464eithign Prince of the I k WAKEPLELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-pplb. partner': '1• ' ' ' •I - Mr. /iVINCttELn said, his Lordship had not he art t six ~,,, c i,,,k. • . , AI • the worst of the circumstencea. c tiESTEltOtewport,.Whiteherch, Terri astatch• Norttiwtch, acid Middle with, Post Coach, er s . '', ea t '... d tilt the turnpitie-man could at- • . he LORD CHANCEELORJ- 4 " Let Mrs. Day attend 'Five ()limit. '''• lief he belieres the Prisoner was 1 T the gate ea F r i. :me on Monday morning in-my-chamber." SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, New Coach, gym" I the wits through ' lii"ritine, tit the George lon, Sunderland. - . • . , • • SlitiliON V. SZNATZ AND O t ellEßS. ' MANCHESTER , Wi ns l ow . Congletan, Ile wend% Walikli • . rer , • • and Wolverhareinen, Post Coach , every Afternoon. BURGLARY. ' • '";---- • . lii this case Sir S. Roritay inovididr an injunc- SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiites', Pl g a i r t" Cattchn' ' ' ''' Dn'Satuaday Richard Kingwell . . lion ag ainst Dr. Senate and other Defendants, who the Royal Charlotte, every V.venin, al Ftreo'Cloct, garraeß * s SHEFFIELD and Roilsecham Post Coach, calyta the Boat, '.• Alderman. ANstee, dee charge ' were medicine venders in Landoiilo stop the sale ingham , every moraine. Peking into the house • otstdr. W. .of a medicine, called Dr.. Veneer Restorative Hal- SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alreiford, and Altea Cowi e J r iiolitoritnbridge.• i , '. '-. . sans such sele,beieg in breach of ,the covenant en- every Evelliltg. " 1111 BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, MS 4; that- haviog, v,pent the seaming; tered into by D r , s ena te, upon hi s a ss ig n i n g to the oat every Afternooo, Mid reaches BirminghaM next day meow. •1 le friends, he did net retnen horee;; Plaintiff Mi interest at another well-known and ye- Pasies by Oxford, Eagan, and Shipsturte, to the a usues sa . Head Buil- street , ilitioinglram. PI. and three O'cloCk .on Sat:biday ;,Gable Medicine,"ialled the Aromatic Lozenges of HE'RTPOItD, Ware • Hoildesdob; and Cheshuot Coedi t or i , . . . •• rant girl gave hint 'admission'. 'As ; Steel. From the a ffi davits it appeared,- that the very Mortliog. , • ve t For tee totivenieste of rmes resift at the west end sirs, te'iras - ilirmed by a strong '': Plaintiff had °batted two former injunctions of t he town, P l agers and Parcels are hooked for all the' 1 P ] He wentkiteifili coeritint-inievir 7 ',•against Dr. Senate; the first upon his offering for above Coaches, a t t • lintehazd's Coach Olike, New' White ' 10 1 was no. Gan; here the . smell was', sale the medicine called the •Aromatic Lozenges of 110eleven/w t. Pjecaeitty. • a , . . ;ring---ivitis it back warehouse he :*Steel, after be had disposed of all his. i n terest therein • .. ' •-• MATltimus.r.. ,•,. • ; . , ge r rile throWn`clOirri, as if some .to the Plaintiff; and, the Second - upon Phis selling aVO Disorders have contribit{oit*.mr• a lly ei .1..‘ 10 dest• ay Hymeoeul happiriest than thine white are tar ti• • the dg r k: Thi ti ocum. ' medicine called the 'Balm of `Mecca, purporting to L.—.... coMeqeence of unguarded pleasure. People of every reap* 1 , tinlitippabp.thal . persons.might be :be of the Same ranee/ with t h e • mem Lotenges.:-:-- • Eldorado° to the•shrior -of Wedlock. 'hot -where the mitistitatiot i prefriir he went back, fel:_the; 'Lite Defendant had dew , misdeal :hint attempt 'to ! lots been tainted hy disease, • a renovalismuf stabikity is. Wire I 1 1 end then, • with a. candle in doe- 1 injure the Plninfiff's - mediOno,,:•tat soillituthip.p.oglir; Pe"° T. "V' e l o v y re -y g e lit':;,•;' we . : devated nor practise to .14 , e . i, r vitt in the other, he proCepried to , clue in question—anct, In order to do ' s witkiimp- treatment of the AIIIIIIVing disorders, and the suiressful - •On -entering the warehouse a . sea ' nits, he had. assumed the ftititipite name of Dr. abl e, u gives as additionai ardour to also*, as far weep* .•- the ravages of those chuiplairns which nee ttat Mast lia•v 11 reseed a mau crouching under a Venel, which appeared upon his hbuse, tiio.. 10, an p o flan , in the cagainiggeof %man inggrogigie ,. *.. at itp/rerd, Out. The man instantly , Alfred-place, Bedford-square; no 'inch person al- A fter initiation into every .I) Mn Nary Setzeowi s seamPt* • C "albite by the collar, but a blow ;Vend ! residing there, or indeed any- where else. ' . ivig•mifih , aft 49 9-04 Peritatof Practice.. - 0 1 11P - Vedlsidealt• I from the ignorance of ileeducatteil men, Or thlretinally danger it - A tae him forego his hold. A scuffle! ,This motion was resisted on the part of the De- : precipitancy of genepil practitioner,. the light was extinguished; upon ~ fondants, on the sole ground Oaat Dr. Senate had ten i t te n d e iser p d r e i ts se t e ;t e lt r e rsuerecieefst:fltiO we )rave d i elet i ed ai rr a t 1' . ... t t l i ; ran to the - front door, and gave an : sold the medicine to a Mr. Aistony, of Brighton, and ,of Debility, whether y arrsing from the habits of srboot•larsee f l ti ' Ilsorder! and ' thieves!' in the had too : longer any interest therein. He continued to the indulgencies otmeturet age t that-dernageoseat of the sys•-• Ay* fearful that his prisoner I advertisialld sell the time as before such pretended i 1 47 ,....i 1 , ,. ..... 0 t , ,,... , hic...h is called Br a re ibe nor t ; re a t r hi St a eril as ity aiii ; 9e .istek. iveast . •:, _ a with, some concealed weapon, ' ass i gnm e n t tts itstr..Matonys ' : - 1 tures, whe'ther recent or of lung domino', and which ham . ~,,t' '• 11 blows," nd drew him towaeds the l t 1 'rhe Lotto C ...lIANCELLOS tifoeght At* Plaintiff had 1, butr e d d the skill "Ti a 1 of l of trea o rm tit Zt . effect:7 3i a lti n . : p b e ' rit o i a l r ot i - I ti r lie ca t i i e si i, 1 .0-, i '" ; Ihe nat. i opes he should receive • su ffi ciently 'proved the wile - of 'the illitdicille by the ! I Zthaut P the patient sidieriag the excruciating pain: and alarm- '4 the wa tt en. log Hemorrhage which frequently follows rise applicatine at II- ~ v T hese attentive : Defendants, and that being in brelieh of Dr. Senate's entitled t the4ojut i cro b . ch the lunar caustic. In the course of pry -extessive practieeis . ' • t, however , arrived ; and en his .covenant, he t n.,,w t be . ties raetreimills,.eninemus caws of strictures hese been and ma . g the Prisoner, by a sudden spring, ;ordered was o daily under oar care . , the total eradication of which is arc* :' i . ;rasp and van off. He pursued him, • accopti'ngly. .../ .•:. . . , .by a safe certain, and expeditious mode of cure, superior hi• ; •!,' and he was finally secured by a any- mkt; yet adopted. The weakness,. velavalion, apd do. " -bility, proceeding from this coniplaint, are speedily removed, eing taken to the watch-hensP, his On the. IlltA 415 - the fOcoßgEe. made a Report to , an d the t itstient restored to sound and vigorous health. But be severely cut, and it was disco- his Royal Highness 'the PRINCE REGENT of the fol. where the-debility has foe years existed, a proper pf•Tt•e- neither shoes nor hat. - lie was ;lowing • ' Terence in low restorative rehtelies is iodi me sjtetisabl requisi te. Coniicts ander sentence death, in Newgate. . • . . Y..._ rto revive the slumbering sparks of life; ft.- le UM his pocket was found a tinder-box viz. :- 7 • , . constitution. ch bore the appearance of having ; Ceorge Ilanintem, hr stealing in a dweiling- hoarse —Thmisei . Numerous Diseases see the rectilt of igtiormeie or haste is the • - 21-- da • r L . L Boniein, for forgtry--Johli Chalkley, for M'al'i' . a mare—Joba ; treatment era stuiple . Goistarl, mid it not uuire . yeently hap- „ --- -- -- .- • - • -- *.----- i,. lay the isidtKrealovidm . - - gives, tent Messrs. Currie sad Co. may be entidalsedsvy oodles • .of with tile gmaiest secrecy and laciaiter,, at *ear Na, 107, Hasson- garden. - Sn, No. 107 Untfnointrdes. . i f a r t o iv m e • o rir i r i i i t s n , Sb ila y lse et , pee t .a t ItRlE_ and Co. arge”t eople of that place :—.. ten i ni a r if i ng BY% HIS MAJESTY'S ROYki. LitiTtißS •PATiiNTS.. .EAK E'S GENUINE - Pll.l.B,.isestly feeseeeb ippearance here s Ala foe Curing, in lake twytes, ths Yawned Disease' Oas- 'roin on board a cut- small Pill is a dose; and the taking of one Aux in a recentcaw- will sooe.cotivince the patient of Inc eerSainty-iit a speedy ee— rd w ered anted a e pov id r eo i f si L ns c ". covey : .Kiirhing can he better contrived, more safe, er mese - . "‘"'"., convenient than this remedy for each as - are•obilged to ge hore , very soon, an d ales, or to sea, as it Stiords•em o.aufieenierg Ayr xeninsint of diet iy to being taken on Lad?' Yet,T , c9lerinisce (An on essesivive,preetire) 'motorises. , ;* .all to g a t i he it r omneitiri,noers a.. i n :coce when repealed salivating , ts o r f ly th i e n nothiag. For Ilse &sissy other C/fronlcnl DliAttlers, 'this Medici/whits nat'iti pant L. eabthuetc rn he o r rln u it i l i g til ; ' vsrdered another side. Uliw cured " .. " l l . l o ;LtAc io w Pe i rs hlub fines Stave been radicallit • his agent in Loudon,. . peceared and st e ilfl n ty li th w e r ll d r e o fs piie vi t ith pi t in it i o c tn i 7s te T h ey . lo Y r . :A l co hi m twenty gnaw* Son, Members of the ttuyal Coliege Symons, Lontloft.ri l. went to t h e Q uete l e , { rt he e l ) ist a f t lf t r e n ir t S h itio; te pigNseariviatiktlylly' the Royal 01. Curry,' could . not stop slum attendance-nod adv ice then ew : i w e .tell cause the h e ir on boi r s t i neuttle to tne . ohliJO reetpfaititg,with seerecy,. 41inin ie`rdad - nAftr Lacebyl - 1 'Yvi"ciust.„. $44 vomakevs, , ,N, l . so, st. Albon's•surlio- irri • It tt q f Mr. wisigh's Toy Shop, No. 7, Fisk' streees beef is tinierteift; . bait ; • hill, end tiy 'Doe, person in retry, oterEdenaiste'. town 'of Goof 1 'O l l7. Grimsby, kismet ' ritaie , &c. bowel o f ty ii . has • elsewhere berbre be • • 1991 N '2 ;Palmas instil. misaiwilerCriiv &ascots., ot u rsuOd:' STA;CSMAII orrice, 87, Fleet-Ste/et. • • • ; ;~