The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-27 00:00:00

. . Ala - teltliDAT; , !Nets MT C 01717, m.; Seer. U. ( • • This parsing, the Court fur the first time, under tte peemeisioes of the mew Act of Parliiunert, proceeded to heap ehe petitions 4 lasolvents, and in examining to as to the caws of their insolvency. The three oo..atisaimsers were oe the Bench at ten o'clock. IKilliata Badmen was opposed by Mr. Wild Smith er the following clreumstanees. Mr. Smith who 4 J in 'Dadaist tines stated, that he bad bete ''neat with the prisoaer for sew months. In Fe bruary last, the primmer came to him and stated that tYt lemi obtained a permanent situation ander Govern ment. as a supersisor of the Customs, for which he Aras to pay a madam of 3001. In order to procure the money, hip hesi sold two houses in Bethn .1-Green for which he hell islataiaell 407 f. and which he showed to Mr. Smith. He at the same time stated, that as the,Deke of Kent was dead, it was n for all persons holding situations to have decent mourning, and he therefore requested Mr. Smith to furnish him with a snit of black clothes, and also a pelisse for his wife. pledging himself to pay the whole within one swath as he had some rents due to bins. Mr. Smith accordingly gave him a variety of articles, believing that he bad procured Om situation he bad mentioned, but the prisoner sever called, and nas soon after ar rested ; Uri Smith bad learned that he hail en gaged a passage for himself and family on board the Duke of Marlborough packet as ',Wen to the Cape cf flood Hope. His wile anti family have since sailed for that coley. The lasolreat endeavoured to give a different ac roost of the matter; but on his eassnination it ap• pearled that property shipped on board the packet, had Men entered under different names, and that there were other articles which were not iaciaded on the ftehodmie. He persisted is asserting that he had given a Bakke the ittua,Ant this was denied by Mr. Smith and a Mr. Clutterback who stated that the prisoner on Wag told that the Cartel' was willing to advance the mossy. eualaiMml, " D—a my. blood if l shall ever par him one 'Sow further opposition was made to his discharge, mod after a very dill sod athlete e ion, the Court declared that lit Wit)** in consequence of the Schedule beleg -Wen, / the a rase an prepaid with heeds the Court make no other olmeevalleat then Oat titari 1141 1 ! strongest gamed, to believe that the prise* Wines guilty of perjory. _ The With:A*lm asen 41.Fikie4. Mr. Norris moved, t e lsat INancis klehl an livoilvesst ellscharged about three run ;ad a bait ago. should , imiel he examisel rej,Miee eVitt prerity be had anises* le his eve itors. The breelrent sheet twill rigs ar wee forAidiglto ser, trate, ■ the hods! whisk had Awe horn pad M Ma t ipsii whist he hail ' since inasierred Se Ipip rows :04beg Instead a • dm Marg4 kg tk, fmlek,,,of die ere* awasa. Testerslay was all bustle amongst the admirers of therietie wet*. It was gine out that a fight was to taitoydsoant Ilfimbhuht• Cuomo% between Teesdale sad Hawkins, men of light weights. b.t nitres in Nit Bus *Liminess t and the Ceoseriemey was fal. M eal is the nommiag by the Itsimeritts of the town. Marches as mennterosseches took place to have the aim Jade, .aod ;t length the Aerldstisa wise laid' os a summon through Dulwich. bat instead of Hate• kiss sad Teesdale, two minor operators of the names of.Ooddard and Cummins. peeled for a stake of le guistuts--She former seconded by Harry Holt, sad tfl• lean by Stroggios. The men ate light Oars. aid ad adveanerers who are little known. it ran b e slid Oka' they exhibited no Aiming qualities at the guts Ad tops. . fought more than an hour ropy Urivrisally, mirk au 'movements hi their way, but, were Woo a the terrific sort ; snare it to say, that Cummins made a wits Olt. AND Torras —A very manly. although sot a scientific sgbt, took place at Pysk-gmett, itl flute. yemeeisy. It was for 100 guineas, aid (A. Mel rut mut of their money. They were both te ruui,grune men, and they proved themselves sorb. Three muds, which hated fifty Wastes, wee. (-nett, and they pee nod took meat unmercifully. Vora bad the best of rallying. from quickeess, and he 4rew arm blood ; hat Tbaeker , as oteeiy as a esenstr part, welted fee kis stirosiary, and placed treusesamts. tipsfy hits, which toid In mach eernest, akhotigh bat Itt oar of ibis* operative Amore There was o ee• rrte the from, sea if he was to remain them, by a eittitasidad %kr whteh left a 3lrtlliwg like s edei'mt 1. Ties asoad tvinki la* gallantly fought iq Isag as Retort served, sad h.* hilt themselves tot stud still t Abel vicadrefrei • itit they satnuisled again, and Tkeiketler bit down. the tido. mist ne ither could spiv the word ▪ inno" hat after 'three minutes, they fnsMs :ne 40001, a, thelideb eipc:iritit never produce more 01.110, It i co4lll4 . 44i4 15 minutes. and us There bsSsli . set come tip spa in . Thacer, aleirigh 1141111104-, most. amtbe IMP drikeW • •• ' • ON.. • Oil, it ',loners that s 0-40161111 fia CAPltiaellt. Ile* , giving it to the MAIM W-P3 l ,llre nv „ i n liir r". &an. - l. i , r 1 sr id t k i t. Mir Wooing the rifille" l 2l ordogol hi*, 40 A Per 07 die illoirotamoshos s MP 1 • Pe i 6 fe- masa& se by I relied mod ho woo= Pthf• • attitesega .m 5 erammeto vow.-- - - fr!ea of did. • .• - "L,_, .. A i L .... Lyn of inrwl ay. war ..a..., • c --..y by roittnetatcap a ----1 --- ---. . v.liert ilik. ' (men until he lolled the greater part of Arai. On Plant baits. Me nest a ip e away ay. • twat men eclat* it Fri- the day it teak, the coarse Maw& Thabliaas, roateete to the ebruadele t day tVr. Almmadars 4 Witite's : 4ltry, OM* iskqm . , Se . o is vritli hasp II abiadbare, sad be adrtatiie it. width was Lem ' rd Mk Mama aims (ma tbe Citylitic Ora ~ 40 shmt, soil a' hilt Witreit Unis. a. PF,• 4 to by. a ciattrt. wbe rah ' apt ierditei*temillit Itttbc** 4 ity:* 13111 'Fs imp , . 140 id thd WS t dirk dot on fire colliSitt° 41 0 1 i' rit!it to 111 lairovresite!h a it delsa4tetaft t. . . ornallt4 o4 o,tt" tbr i iitr b 414 r"tr ii " , trr IN si. thd,:r r ite. tk : ki lt eueopf ids. W . leir, t ta il two wiles .f lidadidg. Wave aseret rit two . . 16, 7 I* . • i ,o bassrasee . . bay it was Wiwi ilasb4 6 / a dorilt mid* . * Wilma. Piaui day tweak is the dwaletrhgeito of Mr. lip Ilidlollighpa •,. • i .'..1 • • .. • . i 41%. +7 • 1M•44 • pellllol6 Mira tat bi4e sad Maim. leabor hossolatipaa wan was Coal I :lS. s r l i ar 1 41 ' b i t?, :II '.. . ' ' g .4j a yk . Wl*. 1) if lied live Wl* stpsist• shldiadd ad ea .I- . 1 air *gig, wit Who ont hue ~.. . "%NO. 4 , 61 'Ot f!klf . a!i21111414; allir i a 44111 " 4141 401 14 401 law who, sit • •sersookte .141* •..$Wm fa *Marfa `l•4 willows. " ' Noll% *** 4 ,ll grii, au • t AM IhelMiklikei time !ale were* .- 1' . (% ere wt alto depiredmves , . ' • tramll.ooblk orr, , Vir' 11111- ottlyastila auepat tes i a ilaisii. *; all i t Ito s eift'lftf a ttjast ornodsl. c . .. ''' ' "i% I. . . . 7 eiIII time al the s '" '' '*a it agleam that rethemete. m .mallata yant wr, ."'" he pu t git .. Is rd . Ai. smowawfilkiii paw _ .__..,..._.... - bees nom I pa _ • 4,... - s lim '4. - a .4. ie I% :: ts e 1 [AN. POirrc. lje • OSAMU OF MaLtrtOVst.T narsciwo PlionlaTtedmeult. rt. nom ustore re; itaw ALT. MANSION-HOUSII.---An Act passed the last Session of Parliament, entitled an Aet for the pasisboneet persons convicted of wilful's' or maliciously deist:leg property, which pretenses to be of great pul;ile and ought to be generally known, for the Worsteds* of those 141111 of mischief who are addicted Is time breaking of windows, knockers, bell-pulls. ire. It is enacted by this Art, that if any person she,' be lir tected in wilfully deleting any knockers, doors, gates. &e. or any private property whatever, upon proof se owls being adduced before any Magistrate, that Ma gistrate shall be empowered to consist the olifeader is a penalty not exceeding lit. to be awarded at the enstion of the Magistrate, the the reparation of the in jn►y sustained by the complaioant. Tar Magistrate is also empowered, epos default of payieseet, to commit the offender to Bridewell, or the r u mmest pal, for a I perield of time not exceeding three nsontiss. The first penmen brought ander the operation of the Art. was a woman of a disorderly character named Illitaheth Pritchard, who was eharged by a poblican. the keeper of the sign of the City of Canterbury. in Peaciseniss Istreet, with hosing wilfully awl malicimealy &token two of his windows. Mr. King, the publican s shortly stated, that the prisoner came into his house in a state of intoxiration and demanded more liquor, before that which she had first was paid for, se hich,ol roars., was refused. She then acted with most outrageous vio lence, and af►er having been once turnmi oat, she re turned and broke two panes of glass. Alderman li►e- OATC, who presid.el upon this occasion, convicted the defendant in the penalty of 10.. whiat was awarded to the complainant ass reparation for the injury Sell. tained. The defendant brlng senalsie to pay this mans. *h.- was divined by the Magistrate to be a it sapient for lirifleuell, and he 'retraced her to owe amseth's imprionsment. flacon IT Coarnman.--Yeaterslay, Yerog„ hackney coat-haven, was toren/Ist before Sir 11.8%tan, I at the itrahlir ,Mre, vharKril with a brutal j ;assault apes Don sldson, the Director of the Prol;cr at Covent (tartlets Theatre. Donaldson, who a peered with one of Isis eresiallt a mars of enagniatesl blood, stated, that in consmimunlidr samtino.slcomplaintsfrons th e rever t A bl e of the Theatre. he was. by direction of the at the close of the performance on Alonday night one deavouring to prevent the hackney roaclunea plying for fares immediatelv opposite the hos filtftalit ~.? the I l bratrr. when the Jet orient drove np; and in *ivied upon remaining there. Donaldson told him be must move on, at the same time placing hiss *tick hp . tine beds of the horses to turn gegaigt. w:thout tanker parley, 14ourliip right in his eye. ,This statement was fully corroborated sitansi at the highest respeetobilW at the Moment ; hr the .rorstosts. who rooted of the Ole Ike defirstimit said hr struck , °Seer not only struck his horses, his month. eronint. en In , Upper Niter Titoism* !heeling. Hobert fiewitt. Account st of the who Atme by -.4 :—Mr. into Be was ordered to find good , it was stated that the prosecution carried on at the expense of the proprietors at the Theatre. Muumuu og caress" o 1 Diustsap.—Matt. Mardi. Si Drake, awl JoAa roaspkiso. mote btomrlit up, charged with an exten.iee dopewdollegog the Mantels of more. Place, 111Immo. 1 blosolay et 44 .... halfintet .. . , was oreompany- Ile deemord from his (witness's) father's house. 1, 0, T ZVI t iii dill &IWO* . i p ilem-street, for the purpose of Phrm awl J tails% the stage-coach to Walw o e th. As the y were p, eha a eaten passing through Linvoln's hot fields, on their arrival tom of opposite the College of Surgeons, he though t the de towed, 1 ace the ceased stumbled ; Witness eodeavourewl to prevent his tower.* limit II falling down, mid the decessaul cried , " Stop;" he r travelli w. with t kept hiss np sow log as he was able, hut fintliog his noble prot rked up strength fail bins. he let the deceased fall on the rnson's-vm *a.n.Pl, ground, hut did nut conceive that he was hurt ;he mese of t i prht the I got him np twice afterwards, but he fell each time. by means o keys, sit Some gentlemen passing by aseleted in taking the dr ug appare., kr. to 4 ceased to the house of Mr. Dermot, of 30, Lincoln's an 34/W. cart , NothL lea Fields; Mr. Jackson, a surgeon, attended and 1 .obbers for sew, when t bled him, bet the deceased was quite at the dine. happened to s of hoe s The oilmen,* were of opinion, shot the deceased 1 wtobe a pat property, 1 died of apopleey, and the Jury reformed a verdict of the window of Sop, in the Died by the risitatiest of ea. What Is most extra t Drury-lane. I ion of the e ordinary. before the Jury bail Mired from the Jury modiately given ace, mad i, Mew, use of Mr. lissom's clerks attended, and re• oppreheasion of sorters, top *mated that the Coroner and the Jury would set again ma, Philip Aaron . s.m. in tri on a ease of suicide which had just occurred in the perial,and almost tie of Its cos bootee to whieh the body had been conveyed; they by the officers. areordisgly assesenred. and proceeded to the Wes of he Sprisoners secret ea tit re-rsaa 1 Mr. Mose% is Lineelo's laa Fields, where they he ..‘e--- held a sight most appallin ,—the y were caoducte I 4 '. If she Wishes. where the lowly of William Hell . a Restaesslay afternoon the master . sepercarags, iw Stag awe. was prostrate on tie do er, with hip weed ive emmies. belonging to a Norwegian smarril .1 - Aloft severed. boon his peraws► and sostered a. it larger, called the North Star, of 70 tune; Leith, s _: 4 OWL The eight was so horrifving that those who et ibis most, were brought up from Lena, . a 1 Timm it rococo sway with disgust. military most. and bulged in the New Jail , w ' toshill.s4lisfissierth R. B. Cermet). I The hey tiara preemeled to , the Clack Jerk Care- No 3.t.tna UA/111.-11.. 3loorhouse. F. 161, a tar- I 44 "" e '' why ' s It was elPerlY proved by the evidence el Owen Ellis clerk to Mr. Denoett„ mid Sarah Pletcher, rington, Heats, ttodertook, for a bet of 10. guiltier., • ,_____t th a t *L.. to kill 106 head of game on the Vat. Ski m and nil the h. , ass , ' l 7" ` - `, 4Pewass4 _,. had' Gtr suture time lam, with a single barrelled gun, mounted no a node, , P"rust""Y to the °° l °°'it t°• °gim e Ilnittliot met, "Wired under a degree of mental doepostkory amounting to vs)* a brace of dogs, two markers. sod aa steeplve. • " lie aessipeneed operations at Kingsetere. oar New- 411"11"6"e The Jury tm.utt7 " riltruod a verdict 0 lemalfg . ktty, decks, aad crassest into that county 3 aft* nor at "JP. 4 -A s ed, he tw- NU.* 1,111 Friday a poor woman in Glasgow bend a parks. • Wok asstnining et di* it appeared, bp the evidence that the Countess at-1 rived la toorelbem tier Coatineat on Thursday week, wises her travelling cordage. with the im Abed with valuable property, was t rt i ed e p in a in Dkkenson's-yard. Some t, PoratliWilippo. In the cows* of the saws night the ersaciebiisifiras petered by mean• of skeleton keys. sad the impala contaiaing appare4, jewellery, ter. to th smotle rei we than 3MI/. carried away. Notables was heats of the rubbers for several days, when the rostateses woman happened to see a pair of lace deems, whieh sire knew to be a part of the property, displayed for sale in the window of a salt-shops in the neighbour hood et Wary-lane. Information of the elrausismase was immediately give% at this tsre. sad it led to the ittslsN apprehension of the prisoners, together wish two Jews, Philip Aaron and hi. 1.,a, in whose home the imperial,and almost the whole of its contests. was found by the officers. Ali the Sprisoners were committed for re-exandmilloo. t.„ log over twitp .flea - heSll 4 of birds -- toottoot fasten, ehleny by tol :w ap iac a 11110 4 the Aro. 0 Thatillabs, sad 9 pawl sod 7 Ones sates, • mewing seat the book am. - OSP, VI& inottactioni The adfriety. wifail milmil o ltathpied the book ail Wm" tue *sit' " . isiestaiir poneerird plat* was emolifi viat 4i fo ' Sho As temporary a ' gime to titotelt. the ti em Nom the:loilt of the peisidos,S corryial( Why Odds, / to a eh*. Mt. B. at 'AO Amiga tramegy, tri the Sakai". _ plidattisoftms«. mu* pg. Mi 11... Yd w . w, . &die b k a r vi g i o ig me su t s i pe me cte b d acu d . ep e red mp s io ti y o: :...- throluntut, 1-VrNLLIGRATR. . 111$1AIDINTi Serf. 20.—Mr. Aylward, grocer, an i --eo— illtnitsttri 0 " ll° 2 / 1 /i wt. " I F' hail been re p aired P ea " ' .I.66lential men to watch them occasionally hinight, Ilse Visebelt, Penvor,.of Liverpool , whiels put hoelt. f4l. ' 44141 46 w a c i b's n it tl i l g e h ;y -st s e t ee ttr t e ' s . I . li I ear l y _ yesterday morning the robber, whose Rau* Amass@ Hie 1611 ok. and was reloading. is John Dunn, and who had formerly been employed ' The lisear, Storm, Nisi (Jamie Cattily to Liverpool, ran on slop're in the Mersey, during the gale on Friday RW4 but was got off on Saturday, after discharging part I, by Mr. Aylward, was taken in the fact. It ap ps her targe t mid at anchor off the Princes Dock. She I that his mode of getting into the warehouse was by was not errs leaky. cliunb tae The Drilla Quern, or tAi• tuarvoli, with listen , for ! ridgetroriaur ui front irY:s valley, sad tb l e a nle:l Yai penetrating posing carer ntinßthfuugbaslry. sprung a leak in Cardigan Bay, on Th ay ursd . ; light into the soap-store, where he lit a candle, b y - a Dueltenfield Hall, Mndium , from Dania's Straits ' match which be brought with him, to esabk him to gig, 1 s7d hi al s in p: i t n : :: "r tle "." o l r . kneys, to discharge; her , bag his PM'. The two tutu on the watch obser ve d beige brokeet. i his movetneste, and allowed him, undisturbed, to fill The Valentine, Richards, fro it Swansea to Portrestb. ' his hag, which be carefully tied at the u.outh with 2 'llloi totally lost near Portreath, on the tOth inst. Crew : long rope, to empower him to drag it after him tbfoull i vri l. M ! the skylight. As he was ready to depart, they rushed Illigo oat of t The Sprightly, .Donaltl, from St. Petersbor yi eb forward, when, abandoning the bag, be NHarringtoo, was totally lost en Brae Reef, on t e 1 tat window, and was followed by the men, on which a alt inst. Onavriesrn, Balers 25.—The Aurora, for flilboa, is struggle took place on the roof; but they ultimately as shore is St. element's Reach, and will lay till next secured bim, b:onght him back luto the premises, a o ' l l spring tides. Gausses., Sere. .--The ship fide r, arrived ltere last Mot.% from Davis s Straits, I 11 , 1111 fifteen fish, about 209 tons of oil. Captain Cooper . • . spi rit , .. coope lodged hint in gaol at two o'clock in the morning. Earl Vn.ue n n her g , . The men in charge deserve great prtiav for their :1 11 , 7 m o: e l v.r. la e b h nt a it r is o t n ott a o s b i v: u o n as n c t a lt u a l t d if " tr e j e .a., no . w i rer . Monts his ship and crew to have been in great danger 1 . I Err several days in July, so moth so, as to have left the' indreentent to risk h is neck iu stealing soap.---4.tioasCr Islip. and gat their chests and beds upon the ice, and re- Jeer-Nat liparatal there three days. I Asol.istc Exes•onntosay.—Tuesday last, a dog Jsustra. (K1,1621.4"0 Ht 11-1 '.. 1 " . ,___lghtw innt I belonei•ig it. Mr. Vaughan. of Olneyouill, near Oa law lk.srav, lemon. (rout linntr%° "a'Y "'P m " nr : ford, saw an eel he the otill•streans , when he instant! IP scan's, went ashore in a squall on the night of the . . „ leapeil into the water, unit brought it out alive. Y doh Inst. upon Ironshore Reef, and was totally lust. Crew i mid cargo sawed. Jt•hv 22.—The schooner llermoisa, .Intonio, from La 'Vera fens. freighted with iron, brandy, and stationery, was totally lost on the 131. itsgt. off Ktratee Point. Sloe was in a very leaky eontlition, a Web obliged the master to rasa her on shore. The brig Martins, --, from lie Indian Coast, hound to this pstrt, wag compelled to po Into Aruba fr stress of weather, having sptung a leak. She WO discharged her cargo, soil was expected to proverd for her destination abtatt the •211th of July. The sloop Sally, !Intim, from Port Auto ll ill , bound to Turk's Island, out II days, put into St. Jeri, Jr Cuba, on the 13th lust. being . leaky and half full of water.— l'he French ship Navigator. De-harriaux, from fur. d ea ue,, with a va luable rarest, hag arrived at Trot:Mo s ] and was to *ail for the Ilatrannali on the 211th 1111. JI:LT 29.—The Cora, on her passage from Port Royal to St. George's, lkr ttttt da, prreeired a large ship aglitter' ost Philtips's Reef. with too wreckers alongside of her. Utawirs. Sara. I.—The toaster of the Abraham, ar tined here this flay. front Greenland, eutertains fears for *be Allred the mater of the latter baying told hits he , A Nil sot intend qttitting the iee for stow time, and log the situation where she wag bolt very t acti c yes. Illattuaes, Sari. 1 1 5. —.fin anchor, wit 4 111.11111 . 1i5,' al or ill th a e rk s e llan as k„ fo2 3 .l 36. 6ll 4re ttur im .. .th. IMPORIF.II,' together with a . c i•telo of grid& and buoy and huoy rop e, hare been picked up ma use Ash, and landed here. Ilarriet, Adams, from 1'3411.1 lIAV off the west real of , Lofton, arrive, MARRIED. Yesterday. at NI. Mary's Newington. Hoary lAras. Rog. of Newport-Pavia, Burls. to Eliza Amoy. )onagest daugh ter of William *with. R• 44., of Marrey-aguare. Vettlerday. at NI. %tar) I.Nt.ttoo. Mr 0. F. Matthew. to Melina. %wood daughter of the late Mr. William Matthew. of Ne% gal DIED. lo thr Ri 1 year of Ms age, Mr. Thralls! rein Julßoa, sorgeon. Montego Bs). Jamaica. On Baluchi% • the *ld iast.. ninth laarated by her mow roes friesols. Mrs. Bastes, of I.2ltarierlintise-soire. On IStisid” evening. the NIA Inst., snad.lll!, Mr. Robert Hewitt, of thr Middle Tratae. and of Waiworth. the i*h inst.. at Brighton. aged 14. Barrier Prase* Reid. daughter of .trehlbald Reid, of &Agate-cottage. Platten. • What alight nester's. what trivial halts destroy " Tis- hardiest fraule NIE •S S.l'l ' lt it I E and t.O. havjug devote% thew. so:Ori to the 'study of, and twos gratifital by the most ?onstil..rable practice in tuose broilers of the profeealou which the% thought proper to select. trust. that sitar *Arty y ears resideere is tats metropolis. their tussle are se wall taow it. and their ?staled.* to fully establisliad. that no apo logy is requisite' fortiori? deviation from the mains , meteor protetitv. it ahoy be proper to state, that their Medical Ede cation hss been of the lest clam; that they are Umbers of the Royal Collages al Leedom and Edinburgh ; and a. satis factory evidence's of the truth -f this statement, their diplu nnut anti testimiatisis mar he *ern at their Holm. No. lU7. natlon-gantorn. whore they last' be consulted with the great esi secrely sod hoomor by patients of either sex. ankle% by any of the following complaints Toe Vaaereal Dimas.. for whit* they hove dimovitrold a remedy. which is not *My a warrapitir mainnitelo for menhary in thorure of this compiaint, but hay also advaatage eradicating the disorder with al* ISWININIOSIt la !IMO Or 14•41,0111 DANINNOMI *WOW tom M "s lonntoderate enjoyments of OISIOSI piesairos. or by edibli ! sensuality, where • The vigour sinks. the habit melts away, The eit, erfil. pure. and animated bloom Dies from the face, with sgsulid atrophy Don osted. in sallow melinenholy clad. Messes. Currie sod l'o. aft in pooarissioa of a Muir* that snoods unrivalled for its superior ink itey. . is gillog mow to every meander %bre of the patient. ratioring his ashant spirits. and re-eatahilshing his algal?. wittiest Indus* the esogitution. mod thus exposing him to the dangers of a re la pos. —2. In Strict reds oftheUrrena.illeners. Carrie ad Ca.'s pion of treatment hes mo far miwpamied every other meted of eke. that thoy have excited the astonishment mod apace- Mid°. of the moat distingolabod tiargeoas. by creels,. In Owe. weeks. curet "bleb defied mil the resources of Melt *kill. In the tare of any of thew complaints their patlesia will be trusted with the grealoat skill mod solicitude. The , he squired Is the MOO as that of regular pirictltiOUlNS. patients is the *pantry are rept...tett to date particulars of their ease. age. and 'bode of Heist. melee* a bind of Essiand Noir. whets She Orre 44 ar) reedit 'met and advise aid i be sent Its say pert of the world. —No. itr. Hatton-sides. ' lie/. began el pi e tor. fin: buses.. and (la the cup of life, Tiro hon..-drop) tin pleesing rife. SOCKATF.4. by Ms e:se am marriage. se es raptured hi. audit, m with the otbject. that the Illaffield ewe ew to their wives. lad the Irteheiors hestelsod se h i we klid and " The tip e nor" has alerme , ', that 'bywor •• wife — is the most agreeable and delightful sample goliewe. The leered then. of marriage, die dirsideritma of ..11, enjos meat teeming not mils. hap piorot no earth. bnt disposing the soul itself to with hilts hereafter. Plosions. however, to entering into this hsllnwed *Wigs- Inc it becomes an nor rative dots. wst oroily to reseletethe pee foie. but tl cleanse the Cromer Mare Crewe Sam ka writlo. shire the freedom of unrestri c t e d please/la mar bore ontsilecrepoo it. To the tweets of seek estrellie are etribotode sway of th we hapless iintooere. ashlok ohne they ratite the comnsiscration of the beholder , deseld also ispep.s elm with the her of self-reprwseh. 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