The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-02 00:00:00

:~ 2. LAW INTELido COURT OF rIIMICERT. Kooken SI. reeves couiece, CA3111111111,011. Mr. Shot said that it was not the intention of anr t►►e, parties in this ease to ttouble his Imrdahip "Leh any further observation.; bnt thry wiAlsed to war bnw the rots were to be paid. The LORD CUANCIIILLOR directed that all the costs th.ould be paid by the College. CMG OM. SIR U. ISCISLIII, islet; r. coLuitotoeltn rib ANOTIIII4. "Phis iris as action against tbollandred of Brixton, to recover a compensation la damages fur breaking the plaintiff's wihdows, at Battersea, by a tnenoltooos mob, assembled on the 13th of Novenae?, to cele brate the defeat of the Bill of Psi** hod Ptnalties against the Queen. Mr. fluaxav NT. COME , ' conducted the plain firs case ; mad Ur. CRITTY and Mr. Travols the dr fendants. This case was precisely similar in its eircumstanceo l to the numerous actions which .have been brought against other Hundreds for similar damage done I y other riotous mobs on the like occasion, to compel people to illuminate. The facts of the rase were clearly made nut, and the I Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 19/. Is. 6d. the amount of the injury dose. The following persons also recovered damages ander similar circumstances, fur the like injnries, viz. Lady Langham, 9/. 14s.—Mr. Brewster, 3s —Mr. M'lntvre, 2/. Os. Rd.—Mr. Coates, sf. Rocker, 51. ss.—Mr. Harding, 31. 134, 1041.—Mr. Calton, 10/. 6s.—Mr. Emmett, 2/. las. 9,1-9 r. Helps, 1/. 165.--and Mr. Brazier, 21. 7s. At the Norfolk Assizes, which rommen .ed at Thet ford on Saturday settnight, Itabert .liefuon and James Ed cards were indicted, the former a boy only II ye-Arb old, for having stolen, at seven o'clock in the morn ing of the f.d November, front out of the !tome of John llallant, of Costessey, 1 3f. 10s. in money and banker's notes, and 9r.q. in promissory notes. The latter with counselling, advising. and commandin, the boy, in company with another, to the commission of the of fence. The prosecutor was a pour old matt, livieg at Costessey, who, by care and industry, had amassed the money of which lie was thus tubbed. It appeared by the evidence of James Ilarrey, an accomplice, who had been admitted King's evidence, and who was the person who actually committed the robbery, that him self and Magoon were in the employ of the prisoner. Edwards, and that on the evening of the first of No reuther, he hail told theta, (tile boys) to vo:stusit the robbery that on the next morning they gnt into Mr. liallanti cottage frusta Iran-to in at a eloausher window, where Harvey found the money and notes, and took it ; that he afterwards gave it to hi.: master as they were going to work ; that his toaster gave lino 7s. and gay,. \lagoon Is. bil. that his master kept time remainder of the looney, the pocket-book in whirls the notes weie found, and also the notes themselves; that while be was employed about his work, that of thatch ing, he e ndeavoured to conceal the poelipt blink and t wirl; amongst the thatch by thatching them in. This he was observed to ilo by a person threshing in a barn near at hand, and the Docket -hook and notes were after wards found there. The boy's testimony was corro borated by other circumstances, and the prisoners were h found guilty bolt gi, A case of considerable interest orrnpied the Ilererii Court, wherein the Lessee of Jeremiah D. ()Alden, was plaintiff, and Daniel O'Brien, a Minor, by Nlar garet O'Brien, hi. mother and guardian, was defend ant. The question tried related to the rali .ity of a will wade by the Plaintiff's father. is the year 1797, and alleged to be duly attested by three sttliscribing witnesses, by whirh a considerable property in the County of Tipperary was devised to the (!efendant's father, who was brother of the devisor, to the prejudice of the plaintiff, his only child. Atter :he ex AtioinAtiutt of a variety of critnes.o.s. and hearing the very able statement. , of the (.111111ISPI concerned. the Jnrv, after little hesitation, found for the plaintiff, with eust.,, a~ain•t the will. 'imputes. iis-rizrs.—' ITT come. 31oNnsx, NIARCII very respectable farmer, named Jeremiah Moira:ran, was put to the Aar...ell with forging . the howl of hi. own torant, named Da niel 111agrath, for 0,411 le. lid. This case excited great interest. The Court w.a er ow, , ,ea. The prisoner. it appeared. hail jud t !olent entered upon the band, and a fteria arils took the Stib•Slicriti and committed olistresi f. r the attioun% hot, h a ppily. through the interposition of a high-tnitoled country gentleman, who meritmrionsly interfered, this foul transaction was brought to light. After an impartial trial the prisoner wan found littilte, and he was given to untleistand without hopes of mercy. The editor of the Hundred 11. tailels of the World. of wii;ch. in four year', above twenty thonsand en.; pie. ho‘ e been sold. has jest ptiloli , licd a correspond- in z voi.n me on thr Il*widers t : f the 'Pare:Hr. 1 his I I la. , t work cannot but obtain a similar extent of cirri*. lati ,n joilginq from the interest of the subject. the .plendonr and variety of the entrravines. and the Po pular manner of its composition. Astronomy was never before rendered so fasein3ting to the eye, and fa- ill li'3. miliar to the nnderstanding. The muttatfactures of this place were rover mars in demi than at present. One bon se in town enter-al at the Unaronts, last week, 1 , 30,01141 yards anal Osnaburg for exportation. Our ship masters are become more enterprising : and we now see vessels train foreign ports dist barging at onr grays is all •va , ibit.. A few days ago one arrived from Riga. anal three sailed for Lit:haat the week before last, which. we heiieve, is sooner than from any other port in Britain. There were no fewer than tire vessels in our Iratbonr last week loading goods for the Stites (three for New York and two for New Orleans ;) three on the birth for liritish America ; and one for Ja- A vessel for New York. anal another for Ja iraieit, had sailed with cargoes the previous week. — Coelho%) la tt rift ozoliv.—On the '241 nit., Robert Aitchison, fish:arm:An. Hunbar, Eanglit a r ock l o bster o f a n on • common large site. It weighed 7110. 14oz. avoirdu pois. The circumference of the hotly was I:1 inches, and of tl.e numb claw I I inches, the length of the latter was 1.) inches. The body measttreal If,: inches low , . :111 , 1 from the point of the two horns to the tip of the 1,11 334 inches. Front the shell of the body beilig a•iim ered with a fine green downy- hair-like anis stance. the fisherman supposed that it was of a consi derable long age. The colender for Nottinghamshire contains the un paralleled nnuaber of thirty-two mei and hors, OM have been s .,ntenced to dhath at Cites. assizes !!! It is a consolation however, that, exceptiug I:ptrs, for tali- Mai Potter, the Ironzhisoro' carrier, all these uttibtta ite men bare herb reprieved. • SUSSEX .ISSIZ ES. Phillip Berner,. a private belonging to the .95th ,t,iiment. for stealing ten one pound notes, and 20s. jai %liver, from the shop of tieorge Ramsay, of ';'l.oman's-street, Brighton. The prosecutor heard a ...Aster in his shop in the evening of the Ist of v;arch, went into his shop and saw the prisoner going ; the prisoner asked for some small herr, with which he served him, the prisoner seemed agitated anal 41 :4 not drink the beer. hut paid for it and left the shop ; the prosecutor shortly afterwards missed the at oney, which was kept in an earthen pot in a cup hoard in the shop, and suspecting the prisoner, went after him ; prisoner lodged opposite, in a house be. latticing to the prosecutor, anal had often paid the pro toecutor rent, and had an opportunity of seeing where to kept his money ; the prosecutor went in pursuit of al. prisoner, and he was apprehended in Dorset g.er►iens; he was seen throwing some tnotary away, anal ten one-pound notes anal l!k. in silver were afterwards found in the gartlens : he was running away from tte prosecutor when he was apprchentleti.—Guilty, Death. John William Gee stood indicted for a burglary in the dwelling-house of Mrs. Anne Howard, who keeps a fudging-house in Brighton. Anne Howard, the pro secntrix, pruced that on the night of the :.th of Au otst last, she went to bed about twelve o'clock, and fastened the house ; she was awakened by a noise about fonr or five o'clock in the morning, it was then day-light ; she went down stairs and found the door open, and a basket ut linen and some clothing belong ing to different lodgers, stolen --John Mills appre hended the prisoner at the Plough public-honse, at Pyecombe ; he had a handle with hint, which the wit ness searched, and found some sheets marked with Mrs. /toward's name ; the prisoner had on a bat which was identified by Mr. Petton, a lodger of Mrs. Howard's : the prisoner was delivered up to Mr. Pot ocl:. a c onstable, n to; produced the property found n; on him, great part ot . which was identified by Mrs. Howard, the hat by Mr. Petton. Ind other articles of wearing . apparel by Air.Gutteridge and Mr. Fitzwilliant, her other lodgers; ti.e coat the prisoner wore on his trial was also sworn 14 by Mr. Ontteridge. It being thy-light before the robbery was discovered, the indictntent, as far as re lated to the burglary, was not supported. but a verdict was retnearti of Gui ty of stealing in a dwelling-house io the value of 403.—Death—Reprieced. The following prisoners, besides those. of whose •rials we have !previously given an aecoonr, w ere also sa2itally convicted, anti received sentence of Peath. William Cox, for stealing from a common in the conty of Hants, a pony, the property of Peter Alder. Gesorge Coe and .ijNatt I Coe, for hurglarionsly mitering VA dwelling-house of Richard Ford at Eisteati, anti s esling cheese and other shop goods. Jhaathan Tay -1:., for breaking into the house of Benjamin Davis, at rwiturst, and stealing a fustian jacket anti a ten pound nom of the Hastings Bank. I;•nrgc Murrell, for iureaking Into the cottage of Nathaniel Grant, at Bright ^g, and stealing an iron lt.er, called a hop-pitcher, .14nn Hughes. George Finn, Wm. Ihrrix, itirhurd rev hch, and John deery, for breal:ing into the house John Cave, at Warnhant, and stealing various ar t;c:es. Matthew Jackson, for stealing a 'sheep, at Arightling, the property of 11 . A. Smith. Fred. Win. Lleuin, fur breaking into thelionce of the itev. Mr. Pare, at Hurstmonceun, anti stealing various articles 1.1 wearing apparel. Joe.,/ , fitt..tt and Ala. Wisdom. tor stealing in the parish of liollington, i lolacli geld :r.g and a hay mare, the property of Charles IJlstry. Wor. Heron and Robert Mitchell, fur stealing at. Brighton, two great coot'', anti other articles, the 'pa.Operty of C. F. W. Menich. [Tile twu last men tioned prisoners were also tried anti cortviet-ti an .tere ral other indictments for robberie. , at llrighton.] I.INC ‘STER ASSI7IN. On Tuesday morning the grand jury brotteht into (; f art forty troe bills against persons charged with orifices against the Hank of Englan.l. Alton! on.. 41...icscii twenty prisoners were arraigned on fuss ChATV: .401:e fur the capital offence of it tteri g forged of England notes, with the guilty knowledge ; of. their being forged, and the other for the minor oseence of unlawful possess ion, which subjects the petty to transportation for 14 years. Twelve of the .. riaotters accepted the merry, at , it is canto!, of the }lank, and pleading guilty to the minor char,ze, were N erttettccd to transportation for 14 years. Ott the fol . loritkg morning, four other prisoners who had pleaded sott,gnilty to the charge of possession, made applica -1;oa to the Court for leave to withdraw their plea of sot guilty to that charge and plead guilty. This he . ir.g allawed, they severally pleaded guilty, anti were arsuitted on the capital indictments found against Alexander llitchies„ Abraham Wade. and Jan Quin, have been capitally convicted of uttering forged Bank of England notes. TIIVitSDAV. HAIKU 29. The grand jury have found a true bill against ('ol. Williams, a Magistrate for the, county of Lancaster. tuna libel upon Mr. John Higgins, the Governor ( 0 a Cattle of Lancaster. The alleged libel was run Dined in a letter written by Colonel Williams to a pri. saner confined for political ()Fences in that prison. . rice prisoaers love been capitally convicted, and Llve received sentence of death, two of them are ex rctod to hi left fur execution; 17 have been con . vete.l of the unlawful po ssession of for g ed flank . -trott and have been sentenced to transportation fur 1.1 )ears. ILINOSTON--Mincri 31. The Assists for this Connty commenced here yester sltk „before Lord Chief Raton Richards, on the Civil a adMt. Raton Wood, on the Crown Side. O n t;.e latter, the Cale ndar contains 1;1 commit:nen% and it is highly probable that the business of that Corrt will not &Ash before Saturday nest. The Cans, 11..! , 1, in the Nisi Mries Court. contains 34 entries, euu.e of which Are heavy, sod tie are Speisikl Juries: 1 ! _ • POLICE. •ri —• " • .." ttformitiosaiSmtaniolsitlame.-Jriert vta charical witbiletaining egnient bit wls, Blinn Attris, e 66, 14 jeOritlf 14M the purpose of prostitistiou.' Elise [Weis stated, 'that she was the daughter era man of colony, who was a gentleman's servant but 'or place, and that a lbw weeks back, in consequenet Of * hurt she icreived. became s* in-patient in the Weetallev ster Infirmary. The primmer alto occupied die ailjelm ing bed. After being discharged from the InArmarT, she obtained a situation with an old lady, when one day being sent tont by her mistress, she soil the primmer, who invited her borne to tea i—she went ; and after remaining a short time was dm shone of going home, when prisoner stood before or and locked the door; she was kept in for three weeks —and never suffered to leave the apartment. The wit seas then entered into a detail of eirennistances tee shocking to mention. The other young creatures whims the prisoner had detained by similar means, also ap waved again t her ; one of whom with tears in her eyes, Iseggesi use Magistrate would Send her to the Magda be, or some other place where she might have an opportunity of reclaiming her character; and obtaining the means °rosining an honest livelihood. The worthy Magistrate directed her to be taken to St. Uiles's Work house. The Il'ontan was committed. Ilia . Jones and Jolene/ones, well known thieves, were brought up under the following circumstances. Smith the conductor of the patrole stated, that be was on Friday on duty, with his party in Picca dilly. As they were passing the wall of St. James's Church, saw three men, and heard the prisoner Rich. Jones, say, " stop, I'll go and gee." Sespecting all was not right, he watched imp, into Air-street; he desired Chapman, one of the patrols., to take John Junes into custody, and went after the other prisoner; he seized him, and asked what he had about him ; he replied " nothing."—lle then took him to the watch house, and found on his person, a dark lanthora, with a nac candle in it—a small crow bar, about a foot long —six double headed skeleton keys, and two picklock keys, all implemetrs of house-breaking; nothing was fontel on the other prisoner, hut he was recognised by the Officers, as an old offender—hail been once e .at fur death, lost got off for transportatipn.—Rich. Junes was also well known as a thief. t'olnmittcd as reputed thieves.—The third pc on eecapesl. Johan Voycl was charged with an assault under he following circumstances : Mary Long stated, that she was employed by a milkman, of Itountlo-ours, to carry out milk, Lc. and had occasion to go to a barn, fur the purpose of pro. curing - it : John Lloyd also attended the barn, for the same 1.11 -pose, and for some reason or another, for which she rottld not account, took the liberty of abus in4 her. —On the day the assault was committed, she went as ustial for her milk; when defendant, without other proysseatian, than her merely asking what sort of humour lie at as in, jumped oil a Mire Icgg Ls, auto!, on whirls he o:is gluing and kno 7keil her down. V. fetadant, in answer, stated, that the proseeutrix,who MU always in a it ate of intoxication, and who generally conducted herself hi a most abusive manner, came up to him the day stated, and threatened to push him (11* Fearfel that she would put her threat into ex , •entions he pushed her from him, and told her to mina her oru busice-s ; she still appearing vety anxious to dislodge Ishii from Isis stoop be took her by the arm and agwin told her to go away ; but the liquor in her head appearing to deprive her of the recollec tion of possessing a pair of legs, she fell down, and sweated perfectly willing to remain to. Still her tongue did not refuse to perform its function', and she eon :issued to !these him in a insist shameful manner. The proeeentrix hero exclaimed, yon are a d—d liar-1 never abused you at all—l am a pour widow woman, your liirnie knows me, I'll hava justice dose me—l never gets drunk—l'll call upon Sir. Wilde to-morrow ; this fellow did knock me alowu, I'll swear it, by 6-41; Oh, your honor du send hint to pa i.ots, you'd do me a &airier. MeNsist 1.1 desired her not to proceed in that way, or Ile ‘lllllllii he under the necessity of ordering her to be locked This appeared to calm the violence of the lady, wlso remained perfectly quiet, instil the defendant con "1"1...1 his defence, when the charge was dismissed. The proseeutrix :swain broke out. and vowed she would tell Mr. Birnie, the at hole of it; and he would send the rascally old fellow to prison. Saturday an ingitisitiuts ;vas taken at Eton. before the Coroner for the district, at the Christophe's Arms, op posite the College, on the body of Mr. Angerstien, a promising yoittli of 17 years, the son of .1. J. Anger stein, M. P. It appeared in evidence that the deceased was pursuing his stitilies at Eton College. On Tilesd.ty last he went in a small skiff on the Thames, anti rowed shoot two miles below Windsor Bridge, when he shopped nor of his oars into the water : in leaning neer SO fICIPM it, he fill into the river. No assistance being at banal. before any one could reach the spot. he had sank to rise no more. Tholowly was not found fur some 'lays: hut a reward anise hawked pounds being offered fur it, the fishermen funnel it, awl cons eyed it to Eton. The „litre returned the following verdict, " drowned anti soffocateil." The tinily was conveyed in a hearse to town to the house of Mr. Angerstein, for the purpose of being'interred in the family vault. Mon.lay night last, two rittfians, with pistols, entered the house of Mrs.6leen (who was in an extremely ill state of health. attended by her daughter, Mrs. Hama- ' ton), at Englelielil lirren, Sauey, and compelled Mrs. Hamilton to sliew them where the plate, jewellery. &e. was. of wide% they selected such articles as they chose, taking also eleven guineas and other property. Thev a fterwards cooly sat down and regaled themselves with wine. Other fellows were supposed to he outside while the robbery was effected, and live men have been appre• hetiiled on suspicion. On the 15th lilt. the New Charter, Preventive cutler, fell in with a French litzger off the Owers.— . After a smart chase the lugger was driven on shore at Pegliain, and seized by the Preventive Officers there. 1 During the pursuit the Frenchmen threw overboard 'lOll tubs, which were picked up by the cutter, and a Selsea Preventive boat, that hail pat off fur the pur pose eo,stat;isl.:4tioitlf)aisitpittrlblietest.iinuoienfteronftiohnleg.roefoatfretaut.iterea n , al2slo6inetieih:a)dal.l..tlntliff.titsmairi;itil I landed. 350 tubs at Dove- In this affair the smugglers lost thflitoat and 300 tubs. Some few were carried silty - 10 1. the wayes; but the greater ,part were 'taken by the Aeiventive Offi c ers, who were VP the spot %then t .e soat v.:untied. s - ^!. - . - 7, 11 . • • snit vglia*ipoi atilt *sedier 111111 t 01161104 oral little l'affsrlaketmt lhf t Tenor -411 the Nothing else remarkable has taken place hi the srittipti,pipm pluotolisi but is tk o sort h icegit 6n - taut, fie find thilolit Storied lave Sees pp i6l 4 doffs*. hi 'equitortial gales, is well is la tit an t s east. DO ffiblby sellaigill the elettvir !uh fit st , Citert4t d WthSllll/00. noir the Potteries, and mesa es yoga, maim isfit widow doing say material lajen. . 21 imitemosiasagt •aaa*atae. Mattis. irk S. •• • 27. Tu•• • . *43 .es ! / 4 /t W•• • • V 9. Tit .. • W. si. 0. . •_•2 I3lorai .76 rho .43 piliewelf DIARY FOR TILE PRESENT WE, Irma 'MSS Or MGM WATS!' AT LODos. 1, 11.—Mta-I.asT SUNDAY. High water—mans. 416 M. after ; rem 13m. liter 4, M—New Moos. at Saftersoos. High crater—warm. el scatter 1; es en. 17 w. o rr 2 . 4, T.—Kiekord Op. 1110 s ater—taorn.4l ta. after 2; eves.? a. Mee 3. 4, W.—Se. Asobrefe. IRO irster--Itiorn. m. ante 3; ews.4o AL as e , 3. T.—Tallight ends Szit us. past 8. . 11 ighcater—stor n. 37 to.aftee Prep. 11n.aftte 4, 4, F.—Old Lady Day. High water--stora.ll6 en. after 4; even. b o'clock. 7, 4.—Moon sets 48 tn. past 12. Illgb water—morn tilt m, after 6; evrn. M m. after 3. On Saturday afternoon a tire broke tat a pacev. cook's, near the Fishmonger's alms•lionset, N e triu k , ten, which, for some time, very seriously threario4 the neighbourhood. It mole its appearanve in the back part of the premises, in the lofts over the halo. house ; hut by the timely frtertiun of an intrepid pv, stinger, who rushed in, and mounting to the top, broke in the roof, the progress of the dames was amok; A wan who was assisting in the laudable enterptir, received a severe cut in the hand by falling throe:ha aky light. On Monday se'nnight, the female servant of lir. Dray, of Livery-street, Birmingham, was amanita.% to Warwick County Ono), for administering shoat 64 dII.!CY Of turpentine to the infint daughter of her ram we. The woman, it appeared, had received notice se leave her plague, and in revenge determined *pow the ail...Beal design of poisoning the little solTerer ; far. Innately, proper medicines were administered in 164 :0 prrvetit her death, though she still labours valet great debility. On Friday last, pnrsnant to his liertente, Asti I Ki', fora rape, underwent the awful sentence .4 the law, at the new drop, at the back of the county gaol, N wthampton. The culprit expressed great sorrow Tar e mine lie had committed, and repeatedly adpt -1 d ed the justice of his sentence. From his very or rlv deportment in prison since his coniletonstios, n his behaviiiar at the place of mention, tyres it real .n to bet eee he died trimly penitent. . _ On Fdti*y last, at his ha i,,Toyer Deptford road, Mr. David Berber, of Wood-street. Cheapside. aged C. Oa Battelle). the list set Mr. Vt !Mans Whist, ot Xra levy-place. Finsbury square. its his 75th yenr. On Saturday, the Slat nit.. after a long end Pa ness, at his house. Brook-green. Ilaseinersruith, Air. J. O. Wells, in his 31th year. On Sntnrilny last, the 31st ult.. at her resits e. In Orrt 91ar1borough-sirr et, much respected and larneuted, Mary Alderson. in her tilith year. On the 91st ult. , at hi s !mese in Spital•square, P. 1:141:;:7 baud. Esq.. in his *id yenr, DEAFNES S—N is ise iu the Dead, and Disertv of the Ear. if ever so inveterate or long %tensible. s' . sureessfally treated at the Hermitage, No. 41, Ellgesere road. London, (nearly opposite Fisher's Musters) w here th• names. CUM and resideners of many respectable person that have been cured nay be seen souse of the panic` I J been discharged from Dispensaries. and riven ore r *s int rable by the most celebrated surgeons and twists, mut: which are the following testimonials : J t se IS. ISt/O.—Sir—For the great benellt you Have re tiered me in restoring my hearing, after diving !tern deaf td years. I hese humbly to thank you for ; and to an t . 1 bit' seen the lady that recommended rue. who was nee+ prised at the astonishing cure your medicine had effected ! am. sir. your obedient servant. St. George's Market. I.ondon. R. P. Sir—l mu happy to inform vol. that the median.ored ; I h,y from you hose had the desired effect, and quite rest i hearing, sod taken sway the noise in env hend. I n m ue cul it hear as well as ever I d id in my life, and do not it needful to have any more medicines ; and for the benefit the afflicted. yen are at f ull libert y to make what urea letter you may think proper. My deafness aro se trove bell in a ' letup bed.-1 am Sir , your obedient servant, IL )1. Isleworth. Nliddleses, April tn. Is'lo. Red Lion street. elerkenwell. April S. 101 4 '. Sir—lt is a great pleasure to me to inform prl• test st:7- having been deaf fur two years and teieil varion: without obtaining any relief, by using: %wir valuaoble we• cities I Ins perfectly cured , and shall be happy t timony of the same to any person you may pltinc• to refer t/ " me. You will, at th e same time, ereept of my most rat • fol acknowledgements for the benefit your invaluable w' eine has effected.- 1 am Sir, with the greatest r,-spect. obedient m hatable servant, J. It Augesf nwe'tog 'Sir—l have been 'wiser deaf for sixteen palm. SO - , SO, as to render m e inett p able of he.sring a third pstt what any one eommunicated to me. and like wise was ee' bled with noise in my head ; I havis with your soistet greatly recovered. so much that I heard tteerly the their a set moo preached at lir. Wood's lthapel on Sunday. Of. S. 11•111.-1 feel myself under the greatest obit t atiol3 4l ° ii )' I,ll' for your attention s . and feel the gre ttest anxiety tint not in my power to g i v e an am p le re wart for it. butt I 7 3 ' do all in my power t owards rectum nendatioa.-1 am- your obedient sers aut. SM- . Cartsurton-street. Portland-rand. The treatment dues not °erasion elle least pain or itle^e' senience. ~ As above , mac also be had. a S10E1'11'11: TiNcluit for the Itheunnst)sm. Llettlsgo. Sri ttica. and Cum% Crawl Spasms. It e. if ever so inveterate or long standing. het painful and hitherto supposed incur:lll:r ,liiorit.r., thi; .:. 4 ' Grated medicine will he found to `laud %unit Alegi trial of a single bottl e will sufficie atly pro►e. la te ter' 335. /Is. and I Is. earth Nervous diseases.—Persons who are tllifiltiOrMAY 11.. diet . ed *MI y. fIf•TWOUI com. pa eiesilitly hesne•olu i s V:, rit , debilit trensW itsgs.plemiuts pa l p itati se of the heart. teat. e'. listens.... indigestion, sureerdral by sterbouA Isrid $, e. l' luny% obtain speedy relief by apply ;pt as n!,y 4.. .• Persons in the CO Ulltry Wi4bitlf to eon-tilt the I I "; prietor. by fulls. stating their eases by letter. roe r' 1.:I' . dressed to the ilerositage, a 8 above. and inclovill .. pound. will base the medicines itenv lettedistelrs ryy foresceivedratqll - • r ever y information requisite. Nu Post rid. -- London: Mites!. Printed. and Pulitioleil at the 4) ; irl *. Tits STgalialtaiN" and •• Tile Cos. T 1 S r (" ' Papier). No. 194. 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