The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-27 00:00:00

'LI , I 1• II !I (WC . ..1810:1%f b ADDRESS. The following Oreasional Addreits, written t , by Mr. - 1.44 . .41.t., and spoken by Mr. Annorr. at Lewitt- Carden Theatre, for tbe benefit of the Temporary Ezra b'islitnent for Shelter to the lionseiess, was emitted yes terday for want of room : A d. you when. most ilvitsin's 'dory shloc. - rot not in treasure. of lwt Indian mines : Nor that her flog, by iseptene's self unferrd, W aft. her proud commerce o'er the admiring world 'Tis not that, thundering o'er the fields of war, Peliono like, she drives her conquering cal ; "I'l. not drat Arts and Science oser her iste Ilithise the Ware of their radiant mane; N o r that the Muse upon the rolls of fame Inscribes* Milton's and a Shakespeare's iinTe ; No, all that valour, wealth and genius boas., hi one bright glory of her reign is lost: FJT w hat are valour, genius, wealth and faine. Tat vietor's laurel, or the poet's name, Or all ob Diary's record e'er imprest, To the bright sunshine of the feeling brew, 0 I blest Benevolence! when urg'd by thee To liealing.acts of heaven-burn Charity/ Rritasinie ! yes—tho' 'tis thy splendid bon4t T have seen thy banner wave on every coa.e.— Ttiro' the four quarters of the world to have '‘rord T!iy accents echo'd, and thy power rever'.l• -- On Ulery*s plain tho' high thy trophies pyranddial triumph to the skies. Yet Bestreis's own trumpet shall thro' Tint: proclaim Psocial virtues, blighter than diy fame; his the fair field in which, almost divine. Ti) honour, name nn:l praise undo it'd shire. Is there a snfferanee in this world of woe Disease indicts or helpless man ran know. which thy healing hand and fostering care li is nut been prompt the balsam to prepare' Twn whore we will. the rising douse* we 111,1 open .lours of sacred Charity The ag'd, the lame. the spetchleas. and the Y.•iith, strength. sight, voter. In thee protection find! Disease end Want the pail.' look forego. Anil, from thy beating bounty. learn to glow. When clad In storms, the Clients of the Fro.? ..wdense the waves, and stride from eons! to roast, to'er minis aghast the darkening tempest roll. %rid bring the nations nearer to the Pole. — While shivering Womt and hues/gess Nakedness Shrink from the blast in agoiliavd distress. Direct to Damen the half congealing eye. And only ask the .:joyful boon—tu die 'Ti, thine to mitigate the bodement rage, And dark Despair's excruciate pan; n4suage. The sheltering dome, the cheering hearth prvi i le, • Ansi bid the agonies of Want sehohie. Ob ! still the glories of this rare pursue. Lnd keep tbe brightest goal of Heaves in view ! et Ocean's queen the Ocean's wealth di.pruse • n Charity's divine munineenee n het:seisms Want her sheltering care And clasp the social virtues to the heart. And thy' those social virtues now must elsini Crit Patron less oolong the Irit in mune, 'I et mourning myriads mingle with the tear Vi high strong emotion sheds upon hi. bier • The generous elm to einnia.e his worth. 'Whose ample soul gave lustre to his birth. And made him first --divine Philanthropy ! In every patriot toil dcvls'd by thee. LAIV INTELLIGENCE. . COURT (IV CHANCERY, J.N. 26. • The Court was occupied the whole of the day in bear further arguments in tie case of the 31arquis of Towns:tend r. the Bishop of Norwich. It was not telebed, and we therefore think it better to give an ( l ithos of the whole when the parties hate been beard. The point is one of very great importance, iu so far as the duties of trustees under a will are concerned, and rrtirnlarle where there were several clung' livings in tie gift of the testator. Wr. WE:rifest:Lt. WA4 heard this day for nearly three hours, and was followed by il:ttior Counsel. The ATTONNEY-GEN rnAt.,3lessrs.flAer, .S,IinWeLL, &c. have yet to be heard. The titANeEt.i.on rose at Wt . -pad three. tic gives judgment in Bryant r. Bryant on Friday, and in several other baukrupt cases. —owe COURT OF KINO'S BENCH, JAN. 46. THE RING r. JOHN ARCHER NORRON, ESQ. It will he reconciled that in last term a rule to chew cause why a criminal information should not be filed Was obtained at the instance of Charles Pearson, Bent. an attorney of this Court, against the defendant, a ma gistrate of the county of Lancaster, acting fur the War rington division, fir corruptly refusing, as was alleged, to take the depositions of certain witnesses, against a member of the Manchester Yeouianry, charged with fe- LtninuslT cutting and maiming the accusers, after the transactions which occurred at Manchester on the 16th day of August. The circumstances of the case were then billy discussed, and reported in this paper ; and the l'ourt having taken time to consider of their judgment, "Tii'e Unice .Icarice, at the sitting of the Court this morning, read the written opinion of the I 'ourt ; but as the Learned Judge was not audible in many ;:arts of the opinion delivered, we cannot attempt any thing like a il.stailerl account of what his Lordship read. Mitch en comium was passed upon the niagistrac of the whole Lingdtim for their integrity and learning, nail the de tniest was described as a gentleman entitled to his share of the culogium. (In the other hand, the conduct of Itr:Teittoon, the solicitor, was condemned, in his haring need the. laseguage of peremptory demand and Menace in requiring the defendant to discharge - his ma— gisterial duties. His Lordship declared it to be the opi nion of the Court, that an attorney had no right to act trn the manner suggested to hare San that of . Mr. Pear son, in having remonstrated with the defendant—that an attorney had no right to he present in the Justice room of a tnagistrate—that his being allowed to be pre sent was mere matter of courtesy—and that, at all events, lie was not to be permitted to comment upon the con dnet of a Justice. The threats held tint to the defendant were soch to which he, as an hononrable man, ought nut to submit; and the Court could not forbear express ive their disapprobation of the language imputed to Mr. Pearson. On the whole, the Court, being of opinion that nothing like a corrupt motive being imputable to the defendant, and that under the critical and delicate circumstances in which he was placed, he bad acted with correctness, the result was, that there was no pretence for a criminal iefurtnation, and consequently that the rule must be discharged with costs. Tilt KIND P. Plasma AND COTNER!". ca.., which, it will be recollected, is a rule itiel for - crimioul information against the defendants, for an &nerd inteegvtion of the proceedings at the last elec tionlOr a Lord - Mayer at Oaildkall, stood in the perensp- . tOrtpliprr for argument this day, and Thel3ottcyroa-ticxecit, fur the Crown, having ap plied to the Court to tic a day for the argument, in con sequeuce of the voluminoui *Starks on both sides, and eoliesel.being separately employed for each defendant; The Collar was of opinion, that in the present stati othtlltithitelness of the Court, the ease must conic on in its tom. Hunt was prewar, and warmly objected to any postponement, disclaiming, on his part, any con sesion with the other defendants. immeNIIINNEn TUk STATESMAN. Mr. Alderman Waithman, M.P., one of the defend ants, was also in Cuart, but eventually the esteem's mg called on, as the other business occupied the Court until its rising at four o'clock. TIM [IMO r. NITN7. inuNanys AND O.IIIIIIRII. Mr. ettirry was a4ked whether be was prepared to resnme his motion wade yesteritay in this ease; hut an swering. that he was not yet furnished with the neces sary affidavits, the ease stood over. of Mr. Glossop. The defendant having appeared inGtrination, he was entitled to base an feted upon the record. and they now prayed 1 formation might be dismissed, as the proteoui think proper to come forward. The Sitting Ildngistratss said. they could to say to thelinsieess, insulates* as the inforaiati been wholly withdrawn on ?today ; and nothing upon which they conld proceed, the the Learned Colima.' was q*ite wanseerssary , ordinary and every day's practice an lodge nailer penal statutes, and withdraw them the parties prosecuting. Such was the recent and there was no precedent which justified I In having as acquittal recorded. In fact, information DOW before the Court. Mr. Avocrinv sad Mt. Dowt.tnc repro practice alluded to. as Mgbly injurious to tk of persons who might be subject to nialicil founded accusations. In the present Glossop had been subjected to a charge hi ; to his pr. perty,—he had appeared to the manful determination of meeting it, and pence, ine(otrenience, and trouble to w keen put, he had much reason to comply candid course which the hnsiness bad tali The tlagistrares repeated 'dial the prat Whet- was, anti that they had now no before them on which they could act, or other. Mr. !Surges*, the solicitor, thee lolged formation of the like nature. hut rontaini' gations, and it is nmierstood that the ease fur argument on ll'eoluesday, the 11th of re The Counsel and the parties then retired, was crowded to excess ix persons ansiour decision of a c.sse in Wllidh the public kyle! interested. NOVEL CAL Sfmrstoii-lhorsc.—('aptain Cuthhertsot ebantman in the Thames, summoned stained Bourne, before the hottio MAYOR r der the following peculiar eircntioaanees The Captain said, that during the late weatherdta was Iniug blockod up by the ire When the frost Began to break up, and the drifted with irresistible force, he was rot away his anchor, slip h's cable, and run do In the interim, before he brought-to agai &e. had been tauleil tap by the ilefentlant, he claimed a compensation of .15/. anti reit np the propeety until that stun was paid. plain:int) resisted this ui-on the gronnibt, hail not employed th: defendant to do tb next, that if be had even done so, IN enormous. • The defendant, in reply, said, that the r; only nut enormous, hat most reanutiabie. of the complainant; together with many of bedded in thts riser, awl the labour to rah indescribable. The anelow, also, and Ow the capstan, wan greater in magnitude th; and the tank was or entltse the more (arm weight of the anchor wan 1111111 b.., c. ;I* to 71) fatlionis in kWh, and the chai 'The dllowanre for labour of thin drumlin le general estimated by the value, and , uniformly paid. H ereihe anchor and appak least won't 120 f. and his legal deutaad, ther , have been for 4(11. k Mr. Ni:LAHNi. the fleprty Water Bailiff, Wnatiee Hoyle. the LORD onron ronstrtted w; he cm:firmed the areonot given by the def. allowaaceeifona-third being paid fur such ' teen done by him. The Lotto Mal on. under these rirrnutst: the demand Junt and reasonable, and distil . ; plaint tailor Captain. Bonnie then declared that he would keep mild paid; or, if the Captain chose, he inert him in a Court of Latr. OrTIII.IOE AT THC IJIN110:1 WALL IMAM GrILDIt i.e..t —Yesterday Jane raosniitzt hourer ont of employment, was charged Duncan Campbell, got stated, that he w Committee `• for providing temporary I Homeless and Itestitute, - Jt London • Wa nine and ten o'clock, on Teesday evening, and about 1:41 ethers, who were waiting their turn to be relieved. became not only ootraireous. and soddenly burst iu the Joke stitution. Large sums of money it ere Ivinr and wino*, fearing there nimbi be an tistieh'imilsed upon the intruders, and kris numbers of then; off. in the riot pull prisoner received some cuts and blues, , vere than he (Mr. Campbell) would hake diet. The danger, however, apprehended it was discovered that in the rash . two nab pockets had got in, and secreted titeinselve where the money was. The prisoner, to not impute any thing like a felonions Kitt the head of the party that rushed in. H. Willis keeps the door of the lustitm ordered to sulosit but three persons at a ill goner and others broke throegh this order, him, and rushed in. Mr. Campbell, said, that the prisoner had (pried •h for his tube. Wet. lie hail to his money, his supper, mill a tout, liok t i i spent Isis night in prison. Ile (Mr. Camp means wished to evade inmkiry, if the prisoner allege any thin' against him. The Sitting Magistrate (Alderman Two the conduct of Mr. Campbell at such a justifiable and laudable. The prisoner said be had a wife and four maintain, bet had been out of employmern mat. tie was innocent of the charge mule, and had been shored into the room by the these behind him. Mr. Campbell said, if such conduct as he comp/mined was net checked, the very abject charity weuhl be defeated. The Commit., deity put in dread by the tomahawks conduct applicants. TAr Alderson said, that in deltic sue good the Coososittee ought to receive every • tection. He recommended Mr. Campbell the lord Mayer, as head of the institution, advice. The prisoner was then admonished and DUSPERATS JUVINI Li GARR, sroo N-0.1 stairit.liotween eight and on Tuesday night, a smart-looking lad house of Mr. %water, a publican, in (!olden-square, and asked far two bottles Which he tendered a one-pound Rank" of Rik in payment. Mr. Holeber, on looking-ea lie mmered it to he a forgery, and asked *lt !my nod addre*, wititi be Rave I Mr. Beesdeer wn die back of the note, end enpresstri his a Ming horror!. He Pohl the boy be ..: ' 4k g ru i r b oommpasy blot to arcertpin if the emus and addrese orb there correct. Me had not proceeded araitY be *as attacked by a gang of serea we tic ',mad with bliodgiorns, who kwsjtad hiss bsit him moil he was nearly imerusilibec t beaten several watehesen to his widetitamis ebrepii passer war rescued by hi s amousplices e mid User ail aped except one, wh om Mr. B. struggled • THE KING r. K CDPKIIIIURNK. Ou the motion of Mr. Ltrrio:u.tix, this defendant was brought up to plead to an indictment, charging him with utteriug certain blasphemous expressions at a chapel in Berwick -street, Suhu, wherein be was a preacher. tending to impugn the Christian religion.—' Tin indict tnent contained seven counts. The defendant being called upon fur his plea, said he was a foreigner, and, admitting tha► some of the wards imputed to him had been uttered bt• bim desired to know, whether, if he could prove on Lis trial !bat the Bible eentaised lies, he should ho exempted fr crimi nal liability. The Cocas. said they could answer no such question. Ha was only now callea upon to plead. The defendant said, that in pursuance of the advice he had received, be ►hould plead Not liuilty, which lie slid accordingly, and received notice th a t be w ou ld b e tried at the Sittings after the present Term. CONSISTORY Cl WILT, DOCTORS' CO3l3loXii. COIRVIELLI P. CORIIELD. 'Phis IV3I a snit fur restitution of conjugal rights, hr the wilt. of a rrspertable solicitor, carrying on holiaris at the r.ks: end, and residing at 11e treat end of the town. The o it appeared. shortly after their voluntary separation, was eelivered of a rule child, of whirls the husbaipl Jilin:ell the legitimacy, having prevhwsh• pat in a negative rise generally. as to the fact of thM mar rive. • . _ _ - ft was now allegra. on the part the husband. that this plea had beets pnt in merely for delay. in enter give time for negortating compromise; bid that now lie minsittell the mar:Lore. Dr. I.rsitt gc.. ram uhserreel. the etse!r of lieresee sorted to in this rase was tiu;ta nnjostiliable, as it went to deprive the wile of nEonanc, she haring resriregi only 100 1 . since the suit eon usenied t and the 11ishop 441 lisle, who performed the rereosony, bring shoot to t or mallard, the object 1% d• to prevent an.! that ont this etilenrc. The 4.:eear gave heave to examine the iii Amp. INSOLVENT DEl:rilitS" COURT, J.,x. John William Birmingham. a rntleinsiti i.f resport4 able appearance. , 1.13 lopposra tin belted of a Mr,. son, on the ground that he hail obtained lions her a, quantity of linen, dresses, millinery. Ar. under pretesse, that be had a persimmon ine awl was fully able to, par the debt lie had contracted the bring examined hy t'olinsel, he said he hail !wen for two years a Captain in the service of the Soiith American ladepondests, whom be ha I joined unih.r the oust flattering expectations, which were shire Moony frnarateil, 11. bad been a liantenriit in his 31.1jesty s service, which servisx he h,:fl for that of South Awcrica. its the year Its 4". Previous to his Aitilieglatig fax, South America he hail reerireel r ood. • a i•tiosiilrr4le auseant from Mrs. Tolson. They were neressaryse% an outfit for himself and his wife. iii rev er told her he hail sat independent or permanent income. Ile had I entered into the independent service in °slither, 1.1 and left it in July last. At that time he was its Jamaica: at :I then did consider himself as in the service, Iseeause he expertral compensation for his servires and his losses. In April, ISI9, he joined Sir tiregor I•llresior's corps at Jamaica, and went with him to forte belle. In all this lousiness he is as a great sufferer, and the party nisi) now oppoot.l him was as touch deceived its Itioasselt`. flit brother died in Jamaica; be expected to have got a good deal of propene of his, but he got no more than 1540. The goods he had at Jamaica he w a s obliged to sell to support himself ;lb(' his ‘I :Iv. Mrs. Tolson sets next called ; she said she knew rap tali. Birmingham, and that he had always repr•tseisteil himself as a Lieutenant its the King's merrier. At the same time Isis wife steed, in his presence, that there were great arrears elite to him, and that he had half pay; and it was on the strength of these representa tions she gay. him a considerable tituntity of goods. Before she gave him the :mots, she told bins she a have his half-pay its consideration of them, and be as sented to it. In answer to some questions from the insolvent, she said shr had reeeired bills from him. drawn upon Fume agent. and that else sent him some goods afire shr knew he had no half-pay. She would nut undertake to say that the insolvent actually !promised to give his halt pay in lieu of the plods; but his wife promised that he should. The Conintissiouer did not think the ground of oppo sition sufficient. The ittroirent was discharged. The case of Carter, late of Exeter-street, whiels4ttosi on this day, and who was principallt- opposed by 31r. John Brook, an attorney's clerk, who had discounted bills for him, trill he given in this parr, after the Com missioner gives his judgment upon it. The ease occu pied the attention of the Court for above two heats. POLICE. INS riorexT THEATRES P. VI %PO, Q. 7. GLOSSOP. Yeeterday being this (lay appointed by adjonentwent to hear the information, at the Instance of the Secretary of the Drury-lane Theatre t'ommittee, fur penalties alainst Mr. Motown, the Proprietor of the 'local t'olmrg I Theatre, for infringing. his License, by enacting at that] Theatre a tooditied performance of the tragedy of Riehord r Thirti,the defendant, attended by i nu use!, Mr. Aritu.rtirs and 3lr. Dowhiso, appeared before the Sitting Ilagistratrs at I:neon-flail, for the pews, of meeting the charge, u hen it was discovered that the information had been withdrawn, without any reason assigned. The Informer's Counsel, Messrs. F. POI.LOCII and Mr. TURTON, acre not in attendance, but his solicitor, 31r. Bunous, appeared, and stated his regret that the Learned Unwisel un the other title shield have had the trouble of attending, as notice had been sent to Messrs. Rogers attil Son, the solicitors for Mr. tilmsop, that tits in ! incitation had beret withdrawn, and that it would be unnecessary for them to appear pursuant Mahe adjourn went. Mr. Anomie'!" and 3ir. DriwuSe nr that the cir cumstaner of snrh notice baring as a* reason why they shoals! not appear pe is The adjeistrit- mem, the object of Which appearance 'll'3ll to meet the information, if it could he ins/Murk!, and, if not, to bare ; a verdict of actinittal tecortled. They roo m : tined in strong terms of the uneatulid manner in the in formation bad been withdrawn during thejatereal of an adjunrntaent,—the itecetsar inferene:; l iteimilirit was, I that the parties at whose lee tl was I Judged, were conscious of the ice . and impepnlarity.' of the step they h ad taken, so prejudicial to the interests] - _ - -~- - • appeared to the till the watchmen arrived and lodged liras in . the wit* an seqnittal en- house. Ile was yesterday brought to this lace w it h Ted that the in- be stated that hit name was ,Thomas Voting; that t. "kegler did.aot father was a working , silrerstisith liring a t N o. Portplaol , lane (fray ' s-inn-lane.nem Reed, ji lt t i t ' i Id hare nothing officer, stated, that the prisoner was one of a information bad voting thieves, who had (twosome time been g o i a lr e a t t nil as there was robbing and uttering furred notes;—Mr. Bettrher oil the presence of beat so severely that he could not leave his b e d , and wit art. It was the under a surgeon's caret lint if the prisoner ew er ,. ge inforinations I mended, probably in a week's time Mr. Boucher o te i ti m at the will of be able to attend at the of f ice, and by that time V i tsd weerut instance, no doubt but be should be able to bring several E ft .. al the defendant against the prisoner. I'he Magistrate hoped that :t, there was no young villain who uttered the forged note we a k taken into custody.—The prisoner was remained t o reprobated the Wednesday next. o the character ilicious and un- SUICIDES. instance, - ,Mr. --....emos— tigioly injurious i As inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Britanaii, e charge with a s s aew h.h.. street , on t h e b o d y of dlr. Richard Jeeen el after the ex- a wrier, in the above street, who hug himseif „ s which he hd I Monday. It appeared from the et ideeee that th e ~ ' ceased hail been labouring for some time unders de• i l l : i n n of the un- . jetted state of mind. Verdict—lnsanity. practice of the Yesterday, an inquest was held at the Barley . • no iuflormation u ...mint-street, lirosvenor-synare, on the hotly of Jae, one way or the Elliot, the wife of a carpenter, %rip put a period to l e • existence brisling a quantity of laudanum. 'enn iced another in. . disclosed circumstances which were extremely dienw ning other sine- ing , fur it appeared that the deceased had been impefh, se "ill curve on to the rash act under feeling.* of herr s:.nsibility February. generally ehararteviee woolen in her humble til er red. The Of f ice She liall'heen, only four months married, and easel. • "la to hear the voting woman, only twenty years of Age. lief looh n d Hug is so much took her to a lodging, No. 5, Reeve's-mews, lineme n . • square, where, nut Ling able to pay the rent, i s In tooid get no work, and wanting even the routine' I" oa, of a user- ecsearies of life, they were not lore: allowed to rewoh : a li4iterntan and the oirreaseil, before they removed into a Asia yesterday, SID- apartment in an adjoining lioesl, was tempted la A l i souse feathers 1411111 the bed they had previously laise a very inclement 1 and pet them jibe a sack, which was to serve as a w 1 ' cin docTioaines. stiture fur a bed in the cheeriess abode, to width that le ice and snow wreteltedno Si had driven them. Th e th e f t , l iewww, (impelled to cut was discovered, and though the miner of the thorn the river. humanely declined to proliecuto; still so acutely P ri fin, Isis anchor, poor young woman feel the lass of character sha t. and ter which sustained, and which got her husband oils:slimed kor a fused to deliver • temporary employment, that she cam , to the demiltl lie Ole eon:- purpose of towskii.g away with herself in illy mat i, * first that he serilvell. -It appears that she pnrelsased the lat*ea... b:• lab our: and I• small doses la different apothecare . s . shop'. Bert hr charge was fortunate hoods unit was seen yesterday morning weeei loitteriv, and exclai ttt it ig that . lbe could nut with.: 'sheik charge. was not j t'erdoit —foolery. e. Tim anchor others, had got Ott Satotr.lay Melt, about tea, a most destrietto faille them was Ire hrolte ..tit In Clay and Cullingsvortit's wardaet, it apiptratas of ifirsolett.soptare, opposite to the Bridgewater Alle, han the others, ' llonchester. Three loonseo were almost entirely bust itirlab:e. The down. 'Eh. %et prit) of the frost had greatly tepid cable was from ' the - operation of the tire•eneines t notwithstawbq aim till lelknens• I that every ',sista nee nas all'oroled from the reservoir' slies t ipso It'De of the Bridgewater .truss. It was remarkable flat tie IStle-!bird was • fire broke out in the chimney of the roost, appropra:r. pawns were at to th e Albion I sweetie...ollWe. None had been is the 6h•efiore, might ; hums:at the time, and the indiscretion of bresbee through the window, before any means of stymies* heinir in the the Ire hid been pro% ided, increased to fury tiers d with him. Red' peas of the terrible element. ie(aolant of an i - . Is labour as bad! Donets rt plareas uvor floe. The hoist. and pleasing wife. faucet, thought SOCR.I.TEB, by his discourse on marriage, woo eissed the coin- k raptured his auditors with the subject. that the aural men flew to their wives, and the batchelors hastened wM a cutest : and " The Spectator" has affirmed. the' dolma rep the anch o r • • wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name is one. was ready to 'foe sacred institution. than, of marriage. c-ineassultei deAderatunt of our enjo) went, teeming 11.,i 0 6 7, aMMit Ttl rrtnr, pines on earth, but disposing the soul itself to :auswin with bliss hereafter. ▪ Irish la- ! Previous, hoarser, to enteriag into thisliellowed ohlip 'as ;° "" 4 lion. it becomes an Imperaiii e duty. sot only to revulsion was out of the passious, but to cleanse ilia grosser Mitre from those is Relief to the purities. which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure mg all. Between have i•ntalled on it To the neglect of suet attention sii g, the prisoner attribeitable many of those hapless iartanoes, which. whir ng outside for they excite the commiseration of the beholder, shouldals r impatient hot impress him with the fear of self-reproach. lasts of Imsurimis habits will effentinize the body—a resideamb igen tair tame, the tropics sill relax the elastic fibre—bet snore eyed* does the premature infatuation of youth too freiptestly me atirm l" ° P m. promise the natural dignity into a state 01 kb iii, a stick be at , %shear'. the agonized suffer e r more than doubts the rlws confat•it'll int' of relief. To all s u ch, thee, we address oursetsse, ofekl much more se- hope —energ)—nuisculer streagth—felicit) ; nor cid lird r "fished to in- ethane's!' appear quest• ble. sanctioned nS they are hint I was great, for multiplied proofs °flu-eat) rears soceesefoot experiment , . notorious pick.; Tile easy lures of married life, are susuctianea res in the room i by the suspension of those blessings which roncentrale tk u whom he did nuptial wreath—fur the female habit isofte:t comaltudnisig Feudist', was at weak--art it ran he strengthened, and deficient emery le- proved into functional power. 'llion. and was . rei l a ti xa r t r: 6 7 . :r t ie he o gri f St p •p ra h t il i l , t o ir eeam intl o nfOn y. . w lin iro W t. : ge ll as is tsq ilnr • The Pri - •to core 'paeans, and with elect. Earnestly solicitor :I r, overpowered expel the unfeeling envy tie front the position so press•Pe comely taken tip, we deviate Mon wooers] principles tidily nl already sour. hesitation; and eontittent in our ono honourable iutegritya lost hie relief, Members of tine College of gorgeous, we refer tae safer* ? J ug . an d h a d . community of either sex (especially those entering :stem „nowt') bynn triumnial lif e ) at o nc e t o our h ouse , w h ere dell) a tteedess user t wished to is given for personal consultation ; and letters frein tit country are immestiately answered; these rust mewls reonittstiee for Adiiee end Medielne, which can be foresail tti^a/ftit to any part or the world. hograter distant. Inotueut quite ; • GUMS and GO. 11. R. C. Sergeant lb Bouseeks-ateeet, Pieta-street, Look& ur ehildres to luseuislished (Tenth Ilitttlaa) , rb liner* keit- The Xtill j. E.. a ..11001,1hyr Commintary on Owens Is. against him, Diseases. By GO. and f'o. AffilreieelTh Mir ToW/fera the pressure of Maturity of both Voles. May be had at O. Patented': row ; 94, Gerrard-street ; 174, Fleet-stow. that of wh i ch and of sit Raotsehleris. Prim bs. 7 shims of the - 1111F111. .nentit tee were induct of the Oa Tuesday last, In llowland-elewet. Fitzroy-mews fe Loh of Mr. Ittnisoln Goode, .41 a son. such immense MARRIDD. ry Possible pro- Oa Yydsi ' last. at Allhallows Staialag Mib•°° . 11 to apply to William Heat la. Esq. of Mount Pleasant, "fottembassal on, for aid and Miss flatirland.•lllarl-lano. discharged. Matt. On Monday evening last, Rosser Sank the TIDO. James Waol.nore, jun. of Unapel-WeseS, Paddington, tri I nine &clod' 11 kiwis. w rilor en e t wiar i wr wto streeto th o : so it s. usiltnitn aged 41 - i. at his holm ilialhottivians. Mr - hals es of gin, for ths t e rb rar ki o t f at h= chatitea-kels!, the Loa Watsi ites. r eami lloads pommo 7 o:ei r r die note, dis- of ikihalk sad re, Vienwitift•A~' a the Araty, Colonel et that 44th Itaghlmial he y his mass LotiOnderry sad Crtimmors. In Iroise': taaakii tievill" wolimo ar w^ 4l it °° ; left Islas one son, Thomas Vistonat Aotlerfilr, sibs wed`" U of it'll 604 to MS title sad weal** t and ereebipitY thalrhte Howard. which he gave I - 9 i yards when -11111111 • WATF.R AT lIA7t l N-W llMti Tab..4 l4 i i. it oiberyosilsat Mitrelieg, U min, aftm —Alionamatift mi. ON . ' Sam Aiwa Gad arbasomiirs.marftwoirip.- 111 hie hi cried Leadatt t Priated mod. Pultlisbnd i t ; Sr Pliblba" — sev kid t ill hat pri- W lIRD*LL. weftili 111P.Wkes ad limy am j site St. Clemirot's rhumb ; where with and held dens, and Advertisements are regmrstod — r6 -- •