The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

Wheri I came . Into the 'pied' .' I "leered a mar ith a tonsket. Hllll a stisked Ws side; the fumy ,et 11:4 4 s in his shoulder- othven desired atone ?comma° take cloture of hint; ammo one took charge if hiss., At that notosseat, lint/teen otonosted the hol ler; lw. went up, and I hollowed him. Ilefore I got ip,' I hrani a e' , :ttering of swords. When I got up, I sexed A moocher of men falling hack to the hack part 4 the room, and appeariog to hr all an not s, a n d Hirre r font% men harking into the little roots on the right, II armed with swords or cutlasses, oho' a tall man ion leediAtelv brandished hi. salmi at we. 1 held a stall* in iy left haul. and a pistol in my right. I held the stall' show what I was, presented my pistol, and desired jos *to desist. or I would tire at him. I saw the tall man Wier this draw his sword, anti snake a thrust at Susitlscrs the • lsreast. Sonithers itionstsliately threw h!. hands ~ and exclaimed. " oh! toy tlool!' I instantly , Bred the man st ho billed him, and missed bisn. Salt/ma 9 *axiom use, so as to drive use to the top of the lairs; a rush then rano% the candles were all' pot out 311 instent. and I fell from the top to the bottom the stairs. Two or three shots were then fired in the ?hie bellow, where I was. I IMO no: aware that any ?dicer tired Lot myself. I instantly heard the cry of =top him !" I saw a man running on the opposite he of the street, MI I took him. As I laid hold of to, he made& cut at toe with his so lord, which touched leg. His souse is rat idiom. I believe it was the ,we man oho kept the door; but I cannot swear posi vlv. I have since seen Thistlewood. and I know loins to die man who stabbed Smithers. I slid no; know him before. When I took Davidson, I Itit him in the care of two others. A quantity of pistols, ball-cartridges; J. were afterwards fogad in the noon. On being gites )ned be the Jury, he declared positively he had no mild of thistlewooll being the man who stabbed Smith s. Several shots were tired, but they were so usoneen• -y, and it was so dark, that I could not tell by whom ..y were fired. Except Daoillson, whom 1 took into oody, I knew none of those in the room, except This ?wood, whom I have sister recognised. At this stage of the business the Jury thought it i•ssarc that the warrant on whirls the officers acted .old 110 prOallfell 1 in 11111‘r11111.11er he was dispatched Nr. (taker, of Ifarlhorouglostreet, to prornre it. IV, Westro.t, a patrole of Itow-street, was sworn:— i trednesoler night last I was art! t• amend here, and . 11 ith a party. by direction of 3/r. ilirnie, to Cato 3reet. I went with them. flu:liven wont first. and I As in the stable, and saw a man like a butcher, who wa•le a rush at me, and I wind him and knocked hint •ti just as he was about to pall somethingd tired out from Alder hit coat. Hi% Nair: is lows. While I wa. hand:, utling maw. Tlsistlenond rarer down an at arid the shot passed through my Lit and roar. t wounded on the head. This happened at the time hen I was securing the man n bout I tool knocked •Jtvn. (Here the witness produced his hat ant coat, If the marks of the ball in them.) It IrjS 1111 i Wort.. • shot was brat that I knocked lore down. Just as Siniihers. and Ellis seat np the ladder. I •e:1 h. 11.1 of lugs sod knorkril him down. It was that the first pistol wax fired up stairs; and while • sts seeming lags, Thi.tlewooil came down loon the ,ible and final at nor. 1 did not feel any lo l a at Ow tuomont, hut afterward. I found 1 had been nonnded in Both taco got away front me at that time, made their escape. toy, • watchniati, nett ttt nrn.—l lire in :Warr mg...court. On Wednesday night. at half-past m.an mined Brooks was towelling lags, and I taut hie MO *rod at lirao6 before tkta, earl threw sot gnu or pistol. I don't know it high it was. The haft t through the runt of Brooks, and woun.ied him in topof tbeshonbler. Brooks and I, and amoher took to Mary-le-bnac watch-house; we searched him there, fated on him seven or rigid shots and stone powder, eel belt and a haversack. We then took hi m t o •-street. It was in the Edgware-ruad where I took 'rr!•ant Legge wa• snorn.— I belong' to the id hat ion of the Coldstream regiment of Ottani*. On Wed !ay evening I was called upon shout eight o'clock, a reeeived orders to march from Portman street bar.' is, to John-st►eet. Edgware-road. I belonged to the :ket-roam, which was read• to he railed oat on any •:anion. Captain Fitsrlareace rwn n nande.l the party. •rriting at John street. we dial not know a bete in • Captain Fitsciarenee went to see where we Were ' ad, and he 'mailgrams back anal desired as to ran as as Wt could to Catn-strert. When lir Caine to gateway, I saw a man standing with a pistol, which presontrA at the officer. I thrum seine d the morale 'Jul of the pistol with my hand, and Coen. was a scud* which of us should have it. and at last the pistol alit in conseqiienee of which I ass wounded in 'awl. and my eve lash was burnt. When Ibis took 1 kept the pistol and secured the man ; his name Twit'. After that I followed the officer and the party 'stairs, and there found a quantity of arms and amnia.' Three men in the room haul surrendered at the r: I belies,. lionnment ass one of them. I thei Smithers lying dead ; I went hack to the barrarks reitiforcement, and when that arrived, we took all prisoners to liow.st rect. [Here the messenger return from Mr. Raker with a lettarr,stating, that the warrant now at the Secretary of State's-office; bet if the thought it necessary to adjourn, it should be pro duced to-morrow.) The answer of Mr. Baker was so ex. -Aory. that the Jury were quite satisfied. I Ilium Salmon, of • F'algware-roall, tailor, depored,- _. on Weelacsday night. shout el !lit o'clock, on passing through Cato-street, he beard Mr. Westcott say that filitsithers had boos stabbed, and saw two or three persons out of the stable-door I one of them was a tall with a dark coat, who rot at him with a retie's; seas cut throntrh his pantaloons and coat; several Aye we also fired and flying in the street, apparently ism the window of the shed. • .•The Coastmen oboorerwl, if they. wished for any fttrthet ;t/hhavice, he woald adjourn till to-morrow ; but. the all declared the evidence already received was per iy smisfacsory. They thee returned a verdict a i.lfel Murder agaiust Arthur Thlsilewood. Tidd. !)a id bogs, Wibeu , filackboro, Mononseut, Co,ReetrShare. and other peesions nt present unknown." Investigation lasted from font tfelork until ten tact **ht. .5 • PICKTPII:IOk6.3 consequence of prlvate . informatisin received wester- ig Lavender esti Bishop, this office:at that kobrr l -.molt. lately belonging to the 2d regiment of Lite ' L o--street, a private. les4 been sawn to go tato the stable i so on the night of Wednesday last, when dm g.4eg,ind amentbled to sally forth to commit their her ;Ng- nonssacce, the officers mill.- diligent inquiries re ovectitag bbn, and they learot,:that since he bad been diarlistred from the 2d regiment of Life Hoards he bad stocking as 4 baker in Paddington, and where he lodged) bat : from which place he bad absconded: l'itey learn any thing respecting him either at baker's ge the house where lie lodged ;hat at length they hash a grang suspicion that he was evcealed at his . ..litres, iu Qld Graol-lane; they proceeded 'titers...and wades rush into the bowie and found Lint. Ile,samfe ,_Thrfdigers brought him to the Office, Idler& beloon unit prerutent an essamitiation, • before Mica. rqq. ~. sruk itlentifiesl as °neat the desperstc7gaug who weer iik.she loft, mid mascliag neai ThistleworfslM 1 , / \• ' ' X 1116 I i / . 1114 u it . Let • per I of 1 5 .1 1 , 7 t up, 41111.1 i , tsf t 11 . or f all 1 I I toed toy i , us 0 NW vitin ea t i ,bp. I at th frit 4 their "I a of tit rt,4ltl Oho sto -tile II Lim. tor I IMMO rc • it'l' be tli brfot two • were I :ans. (Pooh 1 r 4. t • ry, 1 ILI s..t-ito t•rwr 11 At r• , -i•rs -.4*,411 t 4 N: IV. t •it II I- 4 ti %tree on* Ladle. o •%% to poiln i alio :be, a Mis .v 4i lien / , r.rti.n Is tilt I 1 t'.4. pl ktutlii Psi nol Aro t I was sublts mom. tt, r lie tutu 111 1 - -ban, -44444 % . a. allalt t i ri. t: , .: pi I neat tl t'i•• tor I. to to aIA fo , II itt.iJi P. w-st I 1 'a. . •irrg Elliott 4 strsday sir 41 re no. ks, 1 sti,:krn t.i..,:asio 1 to arr. Frio .14) t Iria'ed 1 itd I Mr (tat hr prro rml of a• 111 0 li Vii , 0 Ihr hat 11311•, I* Tit& Ns *tail DI Lim dots:tuts. Su for a n thy lin , ail trots etas n: !Inv t sierra 4 pl Wahl Willi donut, l. throng Sip ON 4 Oflll . 41 1•4011, 11 lie *lt I Oasis it /Coin tl ...., The : osithebt Joey al easily •• WM I . *ill ori, Cox •4 I IttCt Mi l In e< 1 tiny 13• i Ili.ii tts ell• ,t P ' I ' . gdf . 1 I : sg/tt• 2 1 N 24 " 1 dwells ,lirett I , fliev i tie fia 4 In It . ..titre ig 41 1 . 2 4e, svo' r fetv • • tift . tx I 1 l'!!‘. t_.. • kYs,► • . . THE STA' the time he Murdered the unforttitafilimithero. He was clearly seen, and his person well identified, there be ing eight or ten candles lourosing in the loft when the officers first entered it. Hr gave es Went proof of his having been there-, trots several solenoids to Lis b o d y , whirl; he no doubt received in the affray, and which he could nut satisfartorily acconnt for.—lle was committed for further examination. lavender was also dispatched in pursuit of Robert Adams, whom they apprehended in a miserable hovel in Brook's-market, Holborn. lie foiloweal the trade of a shoemaker. He some time since was a private in the Royal Horse titlark in which hr served five years. li e very mouth resembles Thistle's-mid in person, hut has a cast in his left eye. He is *lnspected he be one of those who escaped out of the window of the loft, un Weeltees day night, in Cato-street. lie exhibited a most n retched apnearaner. Symonds, who nas bronwlit from St. Martin's wateh• house. was examined with him. He evidenced no sign of recognition at the sight of Adams. It seems, on his l: prehension, he exhibited a good deal of effrontery. Soon after they were sent to the Home Office, handcuffed tugetber, in a hackney-roach, accompanied by Lavender, Bishop', anol Nieholls; but the evidenceagainst Symonds and Adams not tieing in an at ranged state to lay before tier Privy t 'mend!, the prisoners weer referred back tee liow-street, and the Privy Conn ell proceeded tee hear the evidence of ('apt. iltyclarenee, the nou.sionneeissiuseeei officers, privates of the Guards. who were of thr party assist the Police, in the attempt upon the gang of sites assembled in the stable and loft its Cato-street, John-street, Edgware- , road. The examination of the military occupied the at tention of the Privy Connell till four, when the+ adjourn ed. tin the return of Adams and Sysn Is bark agates, Adams being placed its a separate apartment. ill custody of Alois:silent, Symonds, the footman, underwent a pn. vale examination of upwards of three I se before Mr. Single and Air. Hirks. This man, we unilerstabd, made some must importing eliseleosures. lir is a wan of short stature and forbidding ementenatere. He stated that the name of the 1.... v. in whine service he continued np in the moment of his arrest. is Street fort. Adams was not evonineol; aml insnoctiintelc miler tier close. of Symonds' eve fff I f tation. they were 110d1 committed for the toizht—Symosesels to St. Martin's watch-house. and Adams to Cos +not •gare;siti onetcle•Leenotee. —Soon after. Lavem!er aeooi Bishop 0 rre In rill qbeli With W4,llrilllr for the apprehension of John Harrison ; noel absent seven o'clock In foe evening they returned nide hint iu their reliantly. This is the matt (esithevto Pe ritoneum& rolled hank) who hired the remises for the VW of the cosospiteors, its Calo.street. He IN a tail. powerfill man, nearly .ix fret three inches in height, and had se-recd Veer ton years in the :!ol Regiment of 'Life the - gds. lie was elischar.ntsl fr the servo rin the year In 11, steel has since tarried one Ilse trade of a baker in a humble way. The carers arrested hint in Isis pert. talents in 01.1 lancet-lour. Inonsrteiately on his arrival at the (Bice lee underwent an rota 11l i t salines before 31r. Ilirnie, assisted by Mr. Seinford, and Mr. Illay. - tof the Home Office. In the cones.- of bin exasuissation Lr tot milted having been pre: , ent at the drew:lnt affair its r son erect ; and ;Olio that he had srru Smithey, mitre:ere-el t but he persisted in saying That he did not knot liv whose the deed was etnoteeitteal. At the close of his examination he was conveyed for the night to fields Hriolricel:. In the emirs:• of the slay, a e011111111111 . 1111:11.11 few the bora Mayor Wa4 matte to the Magistrates. throseghlft. Wontner, the Chief Marshal of the City; aIMI, ill cense %afore. Sa'mows* . as forstiolse4 alth a warrant to marls the loilgittgs of (Airhrist, one uf Useron!ziratori dust tat:wt. These hii!gitivs were tit aidost fWrri'll i iipir of fin)rft. us shoemaker, .is Kin 'a Iteati.rootrt. Shoo.lane : bat ssenuilerstanti that maims ) , ..f resulse.i from the swore+. sMAX. L.4w liffEl.l,l6E.Vi*E. COURT OF CHANCERY, Fen. 24. PRIVNELL M. TtYLOR. Mr. Stispwatu. applied to the Court this day for an injiinctinn to restr.un the defendants, 3lrsrs. faylor, trim making, ulliutt, or disposing of, a certain instru ment. or saw, cotninntilv called a circular-saw, used in the rutting out of veneers, and of n hick the plaintiff claimed the inveluiun.—Moticor granted. mulur or K I NiFS llENCll,WesrmiNwriot, Fes. 23. TIP?. KCVO r. WEIMPERIIUR NE. After further evidence than we state.' yeeerilay had Seen submitted, the defence of tipy defendant was com menced: it contained or touvliell npoti almost every ta pir that could be advanced on smelt a stohjeet. and eon chided with au appeal to the toler.aist disprrsition of the Jury, who were be•aoight root to give countenance to a spirit of persecution for mere religious opi , and to rescue the defendant front the horrors of a dungeon No attempt WA+ 111411 P In hillWiril the veracity or accu racy of the evidence given hr the witnesses for the pro- , mention. The 'replied very shortly. The l';iixe es, up the ease, ;val. The .lure, after retiring , for Allot half an bone. •A i ti, a ter,lict of Minty: hut they , •trottgly re enssirriewlei time iletimlasit to merry, on aersiunt of the appal era erroneous view of the subject on whirls lie had de-ranted. Oil► BAILEY. -.110....- Yesterday. now. Owner, aged bat lt was indicted fur steal' / a silver spoon 111111 a gold ring, the proper.y of Dann s Pratt ; and Itirkee.l .111,frie.i. aged 43, and Jo seph ;M oms , his son, hot 13, were i lit I ieted for feloniously reeriving the same, knowing them to he stolen. Owner and the elder Janes were found guilt}; Joseph Jame , was artinitted. !Want. tar.—Sa::: Fel filli•tit and Junes Sertionei, were indicted capitally, for linrglarionsly breaking and en tering the ilwel'ing- hr to William Brook-: , and steal ing therein a !WPI. anti thirty-nine 1/. Ilatok of Htsghiut. notes, twat watches, and colter ankles, his property..— . 1 1 1 r Jury found both the prisoners titsilti—Deaths FATl:Nstrs: It.oluctty. a;“..1 4. Fleasilwg Sperrif. were Indicted expltally,fo,- felot-ions!y steahog in the tiwrlling-lsonse pf henry Nit-tisi:. in Nrs hie-grect..Falcitiestivare,2'o7/. in Nu!. of Ettgistill notes. his Ifrolwrly. be .!uri• finite! Atka litiltrr—ltratb. !ant aegall'et. Hearietta iiperry. • Prlncir Jerrard, alias romst dr I ide. Mon I indicted for fraudnlently steeling taw gold e itcht's feints a jewel ler in the Strand, on the tlth of M.-pteuther. The facts of this r.tse Lace already :qeen foil/ k•lorc Our reatlers. Veaterdtty the State Lottery itistited drawing; a Iwo ~ . .0.2417 was dr-orto a Prise of TWC•3ITi Tuohy sA3tr Pot Nils Nlonvv.au.l it tv{ I ill Saanits.br Stott. at his of I established Othrom.A. turortoill, amt 9,l%sriotr woo. Several gainer Capital, or :re sip) ruhl bj Rom the swop Lottery.. ma, 'Teiekaboo, Goodluck. mot respecistlnv I quaint the Public that 111,. Tit :!rains yeller-fay. is re;re• of ?wen's- '11,,,5t.:19,1 ttttt new, a r * Asa thrus in Shirrs , at 00.4 in n,l . _ , • MARRIED. at pelt. ttut !Mb 1 , 171 r% • Won 4:L. 174- j ot sis r ,lstin, t , i.(/hr It!,. ttr t,rtreon'a of Ara `ouns, ato Sarah. 'only shortlhier uf Hugh Pariass. of SkirorilUlsouse. On tairtilth 'natant. at rhfsa!rl, reit. It. , f , rri 11 . mar,' Pnstriema,ll4sq. of 0,11.1 e, Hull. I.;,oirs, to Frisorrs, Anna.' oats. stastaleter ut Pri-r (oast.. or Toriatam-g,..,-.1. (Ni the list instant. at rripplegate Chtsreh. :Sir. John l' loon. of litisdalt. to Mims A. oldest dasegisisor et the ! kip William Nitr,le. or Klatt-street. Potent-tlarslen. Charles lirocks, tbe patron., alto Seas shot at throe times i a the stables, gaso his esltienei before air. iiirnie, frosts whi t ish it appeared that a ball had entereil the anti of his great moat, ‘is” , e,i through all his clothes on hi s shoulder, awl 'liaised iris shoulder, bat did nut Woawl him. Ili. was asked if he I Masi identify tbelisaii O n shot Most? lie replied, he bad not the least dots lf Il thr roan being lugs, the hatcher, v. ins was apprelie in Catirstreet, and who aas among the nine enniniii . ,ala Tharttlav o.:(lit to the I:nroir of Fetrection from th e 1 Secretarr sit %Pate's °dire for the Hattie Itepartierrit ; Ito.saw him distinetly present the pistol anti sliscitarge it at hint; lie ha I a perfect rocollertion of his person. Ile had Aare scarcltsul his lodgings and 1,, a variety of papers, but molting of a Anainrinas natal r, except a nirge tic 64 wills hieroglyphic and esOhletvalimil e n,r tas in gs on it, which his did not understand—lir b.ll , mtscil it to relate to iteremationry: he took it to a 1:1,.1 a an s 'asilge to make infinities 1-,Npe;•ting it, hot deers. it ~.,,, d ell i t d to be nor thing relit:jet. to Veretirisoare : h.• therefore suspected it to be ruins. private sit is tu answer soniedn. holier! pnrpose; he should therefore :slake farther in quiries respecting it. . II Milan Westrot!, another of the patrol/. alto was a t Cato-street, Folio:141 his hat ; it 11111 three laref. holes in the crown of it, throtion %Well balls had passed. lie steed himself (corn Lein_ , ran d i t..iigh th e ', ci ty w i t h a suord liv nRP of the li'on.l thirsty villains, lie his in stantly efosinz in upon him ; awl a brother ',River coming up to his assistallee, they overpowered the wretch and Ifallre4l liiiii. DIED. At oda,‘ Hatch, on Tio:r.da) last, Stephen ktisi:vo.n. Rag. *red SO. A' glatilvlrgh, on the ISth Instattl. (irorTe Kineaid. E• 441. On the !Mit hconnt. In Iliade-ct 1.1 I •—.oterarste, —44li.arr. II the lit year of his PgP. tlir T. P. Pfo.t. who is ..nce...eitstst le Isis title by Itis t sun, our Fir lirorge F. Ilintisson, Bart. PR ICE IF HOPS. SAGS. Pockllll , .. Z. s. •t . el. I t. x. .f. a. livut - - :I 6to I 4 Kent - - - 3 IU to 4 12 1 u .„ 4 . 1 - . 3 It tit It Pl. Hours - - 3 .3 to ft IS Essex - , - a 0 1.. 4 .9 Essex - - - 3 u to A 4 Virtiliam. secontl.'4i. lilt. to N. 100.--Plee N. lUN; to fli. Ob. Foreign Pockets. Ais:lo 4118.—thity. #40.07Kg. 'h. Id. . _ nutaloop. Corn Inspertor's Ridure.—Thoriday. 00).41. ..t. .. 2.. a. ' .t. R. d. 4. a. d. Wkost,p.kl. 13 0 twAIU 0 Oats - 1 4 Uto 1 10 u New r •_. - - U Uto 0 0 ileums 119 oto V 9• 9 Barley p.qr- 1 It to ' V . 0 ; PkWit - 2 0 0 to 0 it 0 UAY AND STRAW. Mli.ll7‘ 4, wit rwrrtikrat. .t. s. d. 2. s. d. .1. it. d. '4. s. et Hay • It 4 OSi 4 lb U Hoy • s I( uto 4 4 U Straw - 1 3 oto 1 14 8 titraw 1 10 ot o 1 id U Clover 4 4 oto 3 3. 0 Clow U U 0;u ; 0 0 rit.N .- o.tilli ANU I.i.LiDIiNIIALI. Nt 4 itKrrti. (13y the Cnn .) Beet ..:.N. Pd. to 44. 811. I Veal ....U. (hi. to Be. 0,1. klffrot ..41;.041..t0 4e. PI I Pork —.lc. -W. to M. (U None of tb- protte.r.4 seemed inclined to nistinsunirate tench, with the esreption of John Monnsneht, the shoe. maker, who entered into a long explutaiMrs with the gentlemen near I • . He said, unsung other thins, " thatile had not hero in the loft above ten ml on tea be fore the polite officers arrived—that he rasa by Thistle wood's desire, of whom he had some licowledge—that tilaets lee saw arms, he wits sorry he came, and wished to go atrav—that he had heard nothing opals the subject till after the King's death—that Ise hail seen Thistle. snood once or twiste.A.a.lousse wltieh lte• mu mod OM which wi tieviine voia ttttt LI . omit more particularly), that he wastold there were set rrol other :arming% of a similar kind rthe purpose he slid not particularize. He denied that flier *ere bland together by :Joy oath, hut It was a;getteril tstleistasiding among tilePlo. that teltoerer Was irtilltt of trtaftlery WWI todaStaliess off.• He hail heard ashoeiliisig of •gstiot to Lord Alierraes, hot be steamed be knew not fur whit. -. • • • , Aiating the grenades Tonna .sin Ike premises fir eolo strek, seal otie c eighing upward - 11 4 4ff 1,41 b. ltlstrtorge tin canister, filled willi wits null e lotatihles, and is 'wrapped round. rope yarns. which bind to its sides, old snetffers aid pi:eres of. old iron. The whole has been aperwartlS slipped in tat, and roves-ell with an , . oss VANDLits. Vass 'FALLON CllANni.seue lieu,. enter et of of kronen. paper. Thenris a far at the top. stfee of 4:oodles per dozen. Its. thl.--MoalAs, 13e. DI and the Itsitention try tb throw this intssahr banynet- tid. per dozes allowed for ready mosey. —_,—. room alight.• Whin Mire exploded, its effects would .. • 'Ollll3 OR EXCHANGE, Flimsy. Fee. "b. hare been horrible. ' Amsterdam. 111 0 V. V. f.eehorn. -17 During the whole of the morning, notwithstanding Ditto at got. 11 ii. berme, 44 the weather being PO unfavourable, numbers arm:ma of Rotterdam. 11 I , Malta, 40 the.lirstiespertaloility, is' their carriages and on horse- A n t her ., la I . Venice, V 30 bark, hare !wen to view the spot, pow mulcted kaput- 11amborgh. 311 4 Naples. 301 tent as the rendezvous of tie co•sfederates. About II .iltonn. RO 3 I.;shon. 301 i o'closic, Captain Fititelareswe, accompanied try tp* Path. 3 41 " I•l3htt R 3 10 . o Porio. SU ifriends, walked through the street. Shot marks Se nit t " k • ol i no ' 9 ' the mainr.viti Rpsiote•inesuoc.ir;ol,6rl4." or. ' %it'll+. in rarities parts of the premises. Th e staid* aid I rr eu n „ ler too, w 4 'hay -loft are alder the charge of the Pollee (hikers, who : 141 1 : d i m : I . ' . Dublin. 10 per cent. !Lave 'strict orders to smiler no •to enter them. A psi- c , d t x . Cork, 10 per nest, leftism, Wgn 171. 'F rate passage from N o . K, i n J o h n - s t ree t, t o t h e b ac k of mane. 4 the staid!, is als o un d er the.eliarge of the Police. who.; B ar rel° . Sli am well as the inh a bit an t s or that house, are strictly i Seville- I clarge.l to su ff er ito person to pass that a ay. • Oilsral ,AU . • orei WWI . 14144. per oz. "Ira Dollars 4.. 114 i. p. m. Ntleer. Is ilars. standard, As, lid. P11(.2 OF I.IICATHER. MINIM, 80 to 881 be. sorb per lb. ISd. to 10t1. 1)1114. SO to NM 111. eerie 214. to 113 d. I)rredne 1114ee IMO* Cunell II ides . 174. to Isd. Crop II ide.., for cutting. 33 to •ItCot. Id.l. to I7d. Ito. 43t0.301bi. 174. to MI& 11.1.11. 30 ro .10Ibn ?Id . to 9.1 d. :50 to 71,/ib, ........ , 711 to Sethi ... 9MII. to tntd. • ,1:% fleets (Organised) Lome ditto Tanned Morse I I ides M. to 18841. 1 Rpettleb Horse 111doss Slid. to 1114 d. .L.lb-. F Sanctioned by Noblepten, eloterel Physicians Accomeheuts, gems Patistubi. apd g a b,,,,j ers. PlPtas. THE present MARTIN VAN BUTCH aged St, eldest Son. Apprentice, !Adidas, dl, , i '" CCTOR aid SECCESSOK to the late, lafgt• ' Public he has On coet i nerilon Stith Plagiarists, % ft ..'" namos—(both I)e.sember 1516, one In August, iltig. eL'''' to Messrs. lobarts and Curtis)—it iapl..in ab ) g„,:t the Cards , lc. of —1 t. ti M % lITIN V.tri uvrenELL, Surgeon Aecohrhettr. Who. sfler many yews successful practice (Etea ea " subsequent Address.) has published Proposal s to y .4 his Soperior methods to Cure Fistula.. Piles, g • " ea without Confines:trot, Cutliug. Caustic. Of !hl Fee according to altilitY. 1t home till /*, dad, 64, BROAD-STREET. neer GOLDEN-KB -tit: t.olineN, Where the following PROPOS.t LS may be had crag,,.. I. The naushet of Subscribers t 9 be Sgt, part to par le Guineas : they may appoint Simpson% or 'terminal a l their stead. Patients who have paid ■p Father or rae are t.► be eutrailere.l hubscritwrs. Patients who bale paid a leas sum than 100 tear appoint Surgeons or terouelieurs. uhn sill N s . mltted to become Sub •eribers. on psi ing the defirieriev iwers the e„enuot so paid by sucu Patient 11111 the ammo • the Stibscription. Every shirceun the cause of 1110 Guineas being , ono or urn: licieiits, sill, with their consent. lii a Subscriber. S. Print.lples end methods of praettre w ill not be AR ; ur dkeloNed until the *hole of the • , u n .rripti'n l . err ot nor will interviews be riven or letter. an.% ..rod ler not a fer and ps meat of postegr.—The fee to he rift ON . . . . • . . _ U. if iht• hubsription is not conipletcd in Decisnber ibex thou the which Is placed the Funds i n etch no ; scriber's name, to he rt.:timed, as it may then Acid, nib the interost thereon. —lnn. 1320. Non est vivant ved &lure v Ita.—Nl turf at.. Lila is only Lilu , when blest with Ilealtn." Tilt': U test system of Ethics is to confin e w i t hi n sus bouadv. lad thus to regulate the ugh _ strained and in4nborniuste. nnisetuunni uestro) y a blri ler,. which lleligion and Mundt) lru r made sacral; or curb. I:ut not annlidiate them. appears l'ar levies of pm, dni.c. best (-sic/tilted to limit their efferveseence. Every disorganisation of the Mamas, frame re.psirseanst medical knossiedge to risoimly. tact the • g •niliit: e.. eitstelt tooted when professional men filisretenlll4 the seerstl,„ of them:sloes and interested) dr:Ole Weir sl" ‘ieN tO Wirer. mast of time.• coiaplaitus generated by impnoleure. sal% ebullition of the passions at an imperiled slowest. .11,, strength of a nation consists in the henlth .6f the perlir:' it Is melancholy to retied on the deliy sacriftc, tin !de in r rees.c of mai-rang weepy ricism, sod to counteract. mine possible. its furthur rits ages. *e utter :it sutferkg tannin the result of our own treperienee. in the various discassi Debility. The unwary victim of solitary site (early seM t sd at senool. before reasuu i.s. ".:sorted her rig it so er Wel* ell. in contemplatiog his postorless elite. heeumr s sop. Isle of convening sensations, in knoll/)ig that ti l e m u g, * pliestet state of eabauation nisi be rutesed lobs stain} tin, I 4: tense steady—isumotterete iety —ism; resideorr ' plead sad many other cruses, will frrpont , i the nes Teont 5)111e111 in anal reset we es n hold , ett a ti, sursiten of re-animation, by remedies which hare lentos swrred the sanguine hopes of Patients of both Sears. Thu Irine to hiontin happiness, la us VENERFA, en eel be treated fearlessly: the intros - ed state of nwilietil MOW hating tilt *wed its ami theta of those distressing peptic that so loag r,otiereti its e‘hibiliou u.wertain sad wain. We hest erolain tom method by obseet log to Panto b• touring under this malady. that a few days oats me to sildreti for die removal of early symptoms; that tie the is veterate rem: is ill ykld to our roneilivs within a 11414 that in a person who only suspects hiuFelf injured. it& yew inn yhe prevented altogether Cross appearing Mat remark applies Ike mom). other iieratejeanotts is/ tits sy•kos, VI rikat•SS. Ulu rnit; tic.evi.l ll 2 l 2 , tures, ohs:ioate rases of which are daily Teissored rialto the use of caustic or 'dinkiest'. Some pehaliariskeisahlen tal 1.6 the softer sex have not escaped our spleens." is Wed tontines •. a bined with eflieary, tin e 50rer...14 .:Ir rms. u sl osit w e d. in gm., our its stem is !twitter. peestitep enercetie, unit enrinently surces(fel. E.:itratr.l in this our natur e city, schooled is oar raft* 'donut attainment by its splendid M edirel characters, se! 'het Ine been agile. personelly, to compare ulth adralratite the British surgical practise cith tier Continental. dupe' tensions to sruperiority (is a branch we hare ...lerte 41) v. matured . by espgrienee, which b) r. • laity appli cations we receive, even from distant countries. GOSS and Co. M. R. c. surpass 11, Route-tic-street, Fleet-street, London. *.° For the general accommodation, ae do not limits!' selves to stated periods of praetiess, but may he rosielist et all reasonable hours.—Country Patients are requested II drscril,e athlete!, their symptoms. &c. alien Medicine., sits .Ithire, will be Immediately fors:H.llrd to as,. pot of the Kingdom.—.% Bank note is r'epe'nted to accompany de ease. Just publinheil (Tenth Edition). TIIE -FAIN cif LIFE ; a familiar I online 1,117 es da shot r I)isetars.--liv Gyms and l'o. .Iddreor I , o iite tiasd sad Maturity of isc;th Sexes. May he had at 2.1. Par nosier-row ; 60, Pall-Mall ; 94, Gereard—arer. ; rest; sir, : and of all Booksellers. P: ire REAL JAPAN BLACKING, II %DR I' RICHARD Tvaxen, 114. LO! DON• 110111. rrHE .1 all the Is rll Um" n nrtiele WM* , tile said the immortal Nelson— • " Palos* Pa lm sirruit feral." " Let him bear the Palm who has deserved it." TO A GREAT SIANI*PACTURER IN ST. GRORGOPIERSiII. I slag mot of herole ire, • A bumbler willing theme I choose; • I sing of what you all admire; I sing —and help me carer mnse— Of Tutuan's Dye far blacking shoes: Us polities unequalled shine. Roll. high and low this Blacking use, Ile ranks the first in 311 his lime. Is Ile walks in brightness who step.; forth With Ts 14NR11 . 1BLACRINU on his shoe.; },fir„ :Nay • stranger shall he be to.ssirth, ♦ • I Aid love and hesitty's smiles profile, • Pit only fee die mire or stews. Who is fine weather plods his way. •01: And takes no thought or makes no use •3 Of splendid bright dispiey. Ladies ere particularly boiled to recommend theirs/I' TRIMS to use this highly esteemed Liquid Blacking. Mkt sanctioned by the first families in the kingdom... Oentlemen may observe. that this compo,im inn, lubteri for their gig or carriage harness, will prodace a bailing. rich. glossy, black lustre, and at the maw sou. 6 presence of the leather. P. B. It is necessary to request all servant: to sa " Tuner's illeeklug.' .e . 1.1.1 Tt'l LICIIIN g __-----: — • COAL IJAIALII7, Fu. V:). Ships at Marhrt. Ships Said. Prim. .. VS Newcastle 2 O, ilk • St NM al 8 81Paderland ___—....2 Leaks Priatad sod Pablisitrel b R. WARDELL, hi. at the Slitee.l •aita EL Claereet's Cll!oett whereat! useanam.7 4 o Watt Ad it brew art roarease *APO the 191. ! _ _ ....„... - Ind in+uborilioair, I..ey impetsinesty ileum, m os , 1 ritich Religion and Mundt) Liss e ankle sawed: a pr not annihilate them. appears Lir li. a. ~, pm, a g .st reit/tinted to limit their eiTerveseroce. 111 lisorgabiaalion of the Montan frame re.psinagiso II noaledge to Mllfely. 221! the . 011/iie e• ellsteii pot. el en professional men (disrersnli•in the sanest loos sod interest...l) , IV. Ole teicir sit. :ies to tune coonplaints generated by impn• leore. with of the passions at an imperiled immure!. 4.14,,, DI t I nation con ibits In the henith •if the relief' ts• newly to reflect on the deity saerifict• to !nein,. P. inferang outpyricism, mad /0 counteract, asks its further rai age , . we utter :is sutferbig Mama of our own erperienee, in the various disemoif The trawary victim of solitary sire (early maids • 1 before reason twists:sorted her rig et liter toenisd„, i intemplatiog ills p•os.•rleis At •tte. heeusse s mid !venlig sensations, in Inowisg that the m u s s* IP tate of exhaustion mai be ruteted late meaty rem MI ady—lositionerate an yiety --loug reAideote Ist se el. and many other ellis44l, Will freop.nelt l ima Al to/ system: in "nett eases we e'en hold , rft me. Id f re-animstion, by remedies which have ham A e sanguin e hopes of Patients of both Sexes. fin ine to hointits happiness. Li Ini VENsars. en tai I fearlessly: the intros ed state of ninth-al leant so ceded its atithitite of those distressing prop*. In log reottlered Its e•Joibiliou uncertain sod taraisr by es lain nor method by observing to Patina b• thi miler this malady. that a few days male at te• de the removal of early symptoms; that to magi es:: a ill s kid to our reineollo•A within a men m.l ei terson sites tonic suspects I:fut.:elf injurd bb se preyent,•d altogether from appearing , t•-elalle slo plies its many. other darrateicanils a/ TI 11. as a cskrless. ulrerAt; ...is. &C. 1 . /WI 11l :inate eases of which are dilly removed Mash collide or etimelaats. Some pearalinriantiaitiem -, n ....Orr seS bill'e not escaped titre attesiiiint; is wadi L ,• bined with rifle:try . tin ie an per... Add tie Maas 1. , v i e d, In No e , our 'I/ stem Is unique, preillanit and eminently suretutfel. p, •.I in this our oath e city, schookil is oar ref& .. t iinment by its splendid Medical characters, e T en side. personelly, to eompare slth adraloolis in I surgical practice a ith the Continental. ear pre p o ititpi•riority (in a branch we hare ••••lerted) to ) espetieilee, which is evinced by O. • laity mil in receive, even from distant rountrie.. Id GOSB and Co. M. R. C. Sarpoas verie-street, Fleet-streef, London. bi the general accommodation, a e do not limit se• is *atoll periods of pearlier. but may he roundlet St linable hours.—Country Patients are requesad o th hintely their Symptoms. &c. a lien Medicine., wits t.; ill be Immediately forwnelled to any part of the 0 —1 Bank note is e•pected to accompamy at N I/I Just published (Tenth Edition). :HIM tif LIFE ; a familiar Commie itsry es th I; mgrs.-11v Coss and Co. Addresse Ito time Vail a ity of Isi;th Sexes. May he had et .2.. t. Psts• : 00, Pall-Mall ; O. Gerrard-strer. ; 13. Fee: N lof all Booksellers. P: tee 3s. i RE.Mr. JAPAN BL.ACKING, ST at ranalik. 114. LoNDON•anAII. 4 • 1 , . S ' • ?"- ...• ' I, . 1 :,, , , •e • . ': r'- ' 1; j 7.43 . 1' '* ' Eill 0 A -i•iir• A . , i A ~. 4- : /p• . 10 , 1__ .. ..‘ I 4 1' II i' — ` --..- • ' • j•f •,• ' i • i • r-i Proprietor of this 131,ACKINt; dingo re nets of puffing—the merits of the ',Orbital* ito need it. He confidently adopt. dm goad al Nelson— ies " Pelmet* qui Eamon feria." I ry• , t him beer the Palin who has deserved it' ~.; EAT sIANI*TArTIs lira IN ST. agonies/410SL • .doe. I slag sot of borole ire, nobler willing theme I choose: • ;sof 1 sing of what you all admire; _at or—and help me every weir Of Tut al's Dye ft;r blacking shoes? •s• '''' [vilifies unequalled Aloe. .40 Built high and low this Blacking use, . (.0 nooks the first in 211 hls line. Ito walks in twightaess who step.; forth k 111%. llNtlell 81-111:141SU on his shoe.; atoll • Nay • stranger shall he be to-mirth, 4 $ .l love and beinty's smiles profile, Fit only fee die mire or stews. s•rit II in fine weather plods his way, Al And takes no thought or makes no use 4 reams'" splendid bright displey. . ire particularly invited to recommend the' se this highly esteemed Liquid Blackleg, 4 118 6 by the first families in the kingdom. en may observe. that this eomposit inn, wheel° ig or carriage harness• will produce a bill/!' r, black lustre, and at the now time, acts 5 ' 5 /f the leather. is necessary to request all servant: to sat h' 1 slacking." *S . ' kse Ttillal/e5 RLSCNIXI._. ______.-- COAL MARKET, Fall. V. /dirket Skips sad. Prim. . matte 2 Ol Es. Di. ten" 4 : eriand. 8 o _..._....- Printed sad Pnialished by the PII _,.001 (DELL Jill at the flier. No. 114. Str ,64 Dilialears Mundt : wheel. all Couirdimiestte* . • d Adiirtleitinlts an retreated lei,* ek . • - • - . 1 i • Do . jf I ( 1 1 , ir -4. 0 111 I i • r-,1 --- - - Proprietor of this 131.A.CKIN(/ lie nets of pulling—the merits of the anti nto need it. He couSdentl) atlopto 6