The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-22 00:00:00

A'. • - Ze ' OA* • - .1 • POLICK- A • • • .: Qustttt.SatrAas °Petra.... ihailharday aingtqa, the swindler, lens - ltansined on fresh charges, and again remandect His depredations have been very extensive. • M %NvlOnltionsts.--BeforeAlderinan ATKINS. —YlltertlPV ire Gentlemen, li!bonrers, fnste the Sister Kinitionv, named - Foy, Costello, Fallon, Lane, and Ryan, were brought up for their se. cond examination upon a charge of riot, assault, and battery, upon the person of one of their own nation, named Jordan, on Monday morning. last. By the assistance of an interpreter we were . enabled to collect the following account of this affair : --It appeared, that in the polite vicinity of Chick-lane and Saffron-kill, a sprig of the St. Giles's colony had taken root, and Yourished with all the vigour of its parent stem. The same provincial distinctions of Monster-men aim. Con esameht.men were kept up with their maim vigour, and conseqnently the flame of civil contention and jealousy burst forth with the utmost fury on every occasion, when the spark of indi. fidual aggressbm caught the inflammable disPosi. tioo of either side. About a fortnight since a Lady, named Jordan, belonging to the Munster tribe, who resides in the oenteel neighbourhood of Wright's-buildings, having some dispute with a Connaught-roan, expectorated in his face with great contempt. The Gentleman, disdaining to violate the laws of gallantry and manhood, by retorting the offence upon one of her vials: nature, told her, that if she had been a. man, he would be revenged of h r life. She replied, that she would find a wen who would take up the cudgels in her behalf, and went forthwith in search of her spouse. The dis. put; however, lay in some degree dormant until Sunday night, and was then renewed with fresh rigour. Mrs. Joni in florid her man to back her quarrel against Fe , -, , tho, upon his part, ties Blared his readiness t t enter the lists against her representative. The signal for attack being giros, weer', combalantsativanced from both sides, and and one, finding that the discharee of brick-bate, stones, and other missiles, flew pretty thick from the opposite party, proposed that tho con. kit should be settled fairly, maii to man, with their shillelaghs. This proposition was approved Of by the majority, and to it they fell in lusty combat, the ladies lending their do ' quence to spur on the champions to deeds of valour, and at the same time, acting as light troops, by a brisk discharge of brick-bats upon the Ranks of the adverse parties. The contest 'became so furious and so general, that the pace. officers, who assembled on the occasion, durst not interfere. At length, when the rage of battle had spent as violence, they interposed their authority, and took the above-mentioned warriors into ems. tody. The Magistrate having, with admirable pati. vice. heard the conflicting stories of bath parties, g.t vc rho Prisoners a wholcsseno lecture on the bar. barityof their conduct, and ordered them to find bail to tike tljeir trial for the assault at the London T Sessions. A serious complaint was made by Mr. Nalder, the City Marshal, against a respectable Constable of the Night, fur Portsoksn Ward, and a young man whose name we could not kern, bet who ap pears to have been the valet of Lord Dorset, fur 'disorderly conduct in the parish watch.house on the preceding night. It appeared that the young min hail been practising on his Cremona as he passed under the windows of as enchanted castle, in the neighbourhood, the notes of which, capti vating the cars of the fair inmates within, they requested him to play them ajig. tails% the act of complying with Heir ropies4 one at the parish nightiagaks interfered, and conveyed him to the watch-house. The Constable of the Night, who is a jolty dog, slid a little bit' of an amateur in music, instead of sending his prisoner to the black-hole invited him to serenade him with a scrape. Willing to get off to cheaply, the fiddler made the welkin ring with his merry tones, and whist thus occupied, Mr. Nalder, oho was passing by the watch.honse door et the time, immediately eute.red, and disturbed the harmony of the company ) by his threat . ofi complaining to the Chief Magistrate. The Can. stable pleaded ignorance as to the rigorous dutiei of his office, and said, that although Mr. Nalder bad no taste for musk, he was not ashamed to confess he had. The worthy Magistrate, after commending the vigilance of Mr. Nalder ' and a 'ripper admonition to the Constable and the Musi. cian, dismissed them htith. We extract the following article from the Burs and Norwich Post of last Wednesday : " At the Quarter Sessions held here (Bury) on Monday last, came on to be tried an indictment preferred against Mr. WILLIAM R ICU IV 000, Vu. terinary Surgeon, of Medford, by Mr. JOHN CRT. ysl.tsta, Surgeoe, of the saw Owe, for an assault, in having lifted aphis stick in a threatening manner against the Prosecutor, who, it appeared, had the dsy before rode against the Defendant's sun, a lad of fifteen ra:s old, and forged him and his horse into a ditch. After a Wag bearing, and the Court pointing out to the Jury, that the holding up a stock or hand, ofensirely, amounted in law to an pisault, thoy returned a readied of Guilts, upon which the oinjor part of the Magistrates concurred In sentencing the Defendsat six months impri. *moment tn the county gaol!" At the Staffordshire Quarter Sessions, a poor • girl, who was deaf 'and dumb, in swearing her ehilfl, 'Worded the Court considerable amusement. !the contrived to make herself understood by signs. Alter two hours elaborate disqltivition, during which the Bench clivida la opinion, the man was D 114). fOrirsitadai, ambledy, lir Jain ilsesesara 11114,71, , PbysicissE utansedisary is ale Paste et 'Gun, ismpaher likaptinh. He am ihnunly a Sown is a tergni saved as la* the mat !hip et Clarence. To this ihrtanne event. allir p h a aak parossat bla 'Vilna Weak% Sir Jabs sin: Saabre. indebted fur Ilea nab didinesien he lh algaiari. flatamisv tut, in Ids itttb year, after loos drinking with, afield Water. warm warm s is bev-hiJi^r.. tbe Ker. Wu° !inn, Ji. A. 17c7: bustiag .ftt Ul ;a tel, IWO its tat t. aluable Stork of Wises, Spirits, Barton Ak, Porter, cad Ceder. Enigy Casks of variuns sizes, several gems of Wine Sada, Bottle Baskets, Cellar lapientents, a Track Panel. large lroaCoutosisic Muse Bookcase, twu Desks and Etterts.—B, Mr. BURTON. on VIEDNEsitAis Ai d• I!, at T wave o'Clork, at Garrawav's t oirre-Hutoe, (by, dtreritoe of the Anirons of Hr. Clapham, Wiue Mee /tato, a bankrupt). TIlF: Valuable and Genaine STOCK la • TRADE, reialdtse of IS Pips mad it) Itagiterals of chewy Port, li rho.% of Bop flikvgured Madeira, sr.l.ral Instalrrel dazes of okt- Poet, ('kn% hkatietrs, Sberry,.:tud Was. In Beillek about j 4 (WWII of Braudy 4 Rolland, Ake. in Mines, se...Galt:asked fleitas Ale and C3det, and siscelkuserss Attieks. • Übe t iyu i pee the Wise to he tasted at the time of *dot bud at Garrawa's:s,And•of Ale sec. Teas ilAle and Demote. Solkiaant, Will, alai of Mr Bartow, tiY. Corandl. i ,: • ; ''~ tit s L es° k SURREY, Li Miles from Hyde Psrk....fly Mr. RV R TON. es Wcws LUSA July in, at Twelve &Cluck, at Gar.. • nltlll film: (APT, of a genteel ktaeltail TAOP, firlightfulh ,itisated Dear elars ;i bitireeto me calits*a. /hr Perailito ate bleed Si % het II A Y WOOD HOWIL, seated in a paddock almost 10 acres (Tylhe tkire Med cannot 'nom Lead tot), lanistifally begin I:Fristfoiy walks awd fidi-grawa thhheos, mod Whale a vest' ,drityritag-rIMMtI, essm wadi olli t ="uort Plods, seven elsismhers, a wa tom' IN* (911.11mrmoiantie arrusigemaibt a detached etmels home ahrilihrsitg. —The Howe has bees Gayly repiired aced haptnied at a eamkkrahla expellee, is well supplied with water, perfectly dry and healthy. ' 'To he 4 ofewed beivreimillordititil Olen and nor, there days previnos to the Sale, with Tictess only, whirls, with descrip tive Particulars, may he had of Mr. flortout .lamdtas Partiralan at the pciaritial halal ,(land ford, and Kings:au; liatclaetes Marl, Piccadill y and at Garraway's. Elixtbk LEA91:1101.1) HOUSER, Haberdashers'-streci, lliistas, aid fluelulorraad. Lead Tax redreared.-11. Mr. BURTON. ea. Wirral:tartar, July Vti, raelse aTirrek. at Oderawar's, b Direction of the Ereettars air liarkiughant. d . ',Worst rererve, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, w Lima Tits redeemed; comprising two sabstaatini and erraireeleat :aware No. 45 sad 46, as the Sonde side if Hoberdastiers',trert, Holston. fairly esehriated ar £7O perm, held as lease far 51 Ye... Nat a Graved Drat of 4:9 per antissit. Also a new-hailt liar!se, sileate co. 14, or dit No% Ade of Margrairt-sirar4,Mmialhey and let ea Leese far 19 'Tears at £l9 per 41414449 eur Leone for 75 Years, at a Grou nd lteut of 21:9 per /solemn. To be stewed, Ind Partieulars had 40 el,. .re`Preike., ads" of Messrs. Vaudereorn and Cosaya ansuitoni, Pre h at tbseraway's; and of Mr. Condom. V • "...V." - • - •••r 0-"" LES RY AUCTION. Voil FOR ml`ribi,tr.gtx. E110t.1) WIT • r tit:AIN!, 414 P-cTlt PAT; 101.801tV.—Illy Mr. BURTON. as Hcoltitiolte , Angus. 9, al twelve s'rlaelc. at (herraws%'s. A Valuable ER10.3101.1) ESTATE, *am. Prfwast Ike QUEEN . % 11I: 11) !Wilk Howe. REAUi CHAIIP-.4ItELT. 1110t.ttORN. ass is MI trade. ME Howse, whirl is wail sinstiptl. awl is pellet, rep:sir. is let on Le is Mr. Millis. toes, a ro.prestliletraoni. for as UlleI• pins! term sf II yews, tress Ilithateksas, 11109. At rent Of 111. per i4lOllllllll. r.. he In ell lty Mass of the Minya. and fiesairitive pnrs tirulan se the viragoes ;at airrilooYli Mid of Mrs I)l.‘Clilf I. ATIl.—Ply Mr. BURTON. on W Eon r.snAr d A artist 9, at Twelve &Clock. at Van% 11' ay's, by die celled of the Assigner* of Tbossos Felkird, F...q..demord, 4 (;ENTEEI. LEASEIIOI 4 D ItESII)ENCE, /IL repicte with convenience, ?err pleasantly situated oa that delightful emiurnce, Blackheath. The * Premises are very substaatially both. situated to ettioneatid ehtensive pros pects in a neighbourhood truly select, and contain Use sieeping-rooms, dressing-ro onm:, and a ell placed Wate rs closet . a commodious lofty drawing-room, with a hideous to the r low. a ivinfortabte good- proportioned dining-rooni, an cu- I Smace-hull, with flight of gone steps, romommintating to a hasibimse light staircase, with mahogany hand-rail, elapse , tarot hitches mad ether domeuk others. These desirable Premises are held for 67 years, at a Ground Rest of 41 per Ammo. ei To be viewed beta the loan of Eleven and Three, ' wttli Tickets only all with descriptive Partiestars, may be load n( Mr. tartan , , Cmwhill. nra *tars on tbe Praind as Olitenway . i. 1 , an— ILFORD. ESSEX, seven front Landon. To be SOLD, by Mr. BURTON, ASubstanlial, well-built, brick . DW ELL! NG. HOUSE, plc a small respectable Family, agreeably situate at ILFORD, a pleasant diqtanee from Ton n, eons prising funr chambers, a dining-roma. parlour, enurement kitchen, cellar, and large gnrden, well stocked. Farther Particulars of Mr. Bartasi, 63, 0,111101. . . . ...I- --- --•-- - - * P * -1 1: i fit i lH ' ftWAPT.t. '.E'S BY JetriMl. - , tt 1 SA, GROVit RAW, 741L$ END.—To be SOLD by "ttJC TION, by Mr. BURTON, ea Met Weitat,Jaly 46, at twelve o'clock, at lilawntwar's, A Genteel COTTAGE: RFStDENCE, kith " 1 0 11046 . 1 . P. alat walled widen. pleasantly situ alrd in GROVE ft041:11, tire preferable part of Mile End. The pre.ises are recently erected, and cobtain four cheerful ehataiers,.aad a dressiog-romp, a pad proportioned dining lams, abort 21 feet In length ; a drawiar-oxen, breakfast parlour, ball with partko rotator., etionandinos witalt-hattse, and excellent reihrs for wine, beer, and coals t t nwriage yard, witb raarb.liouse, stable, loft, and turuis room over; a Sower aad lei eben garde,. Tires* , de.irable Premises are held Goa lease for 91 years, at a 'sound-rent of 101. per swan. ro he viewed till the wile, and printed particulars bad on the premises at fiarrotwat'o, and of Mr. Ramie, Coinlelll. BETIINIAL-GREEN.-11Y . Mr. BURTON, on Tnvots to r, ,lily 97, at twelve u cloth; aY llisrraways, la Two I.ots, • r GenteelLEAS EII OLD RESIDENCES, 14 with disbar hew frunis, situate Mos. 9 and 10, in PUNDERS(Ws-PLACE, Bethnal! Green .Ruud. The Preueises have brae meetly Ilni4brd in a seat style, and coo ts& each two parlours, dr:taus-room ' tkrce bed-rowats, two kitchens, and large garden, with suffi cient room to erect a cholla...bow and stable. field on lease for 6.1 years, at a• ground-rest of 71. peraunum to each house. 'lb be viewer!. and particulars bad ea the premises ; at Garraway's 1 and of Mr. Burton, el, Carotin!. GENTEELDETACIIED COCTAIii. URN Fort) Minutes walk of 'Cliange.-11.% Mr. 111) It TON. an TUCRSDKT, July 27, 1809, at Twelve n'Clock, at Cow nitwits's, /( 111 F. very valuable and desirable LEASE of a 1 delightful Brick-built Stuccoed COTTAOF. pleasantly situate, st. Clearyees-nsw, Walworth ; the House. which is removed an agreeable distance from the Road has re cently lama repaired acrd iasproved at a Mar • eapnwr, as I is rrpkte witk domestic convenience, and costaist. t here (hearts! Sleeping Rooms, Dining Room. and Parlour opeolag witb folding doors, convenient Kitchen, Wash Rouse, Wood ands Coal llouse, and good Cellar', a large Garden principally walled and abstialoutly Mocked aids healthy 'tuft trees mil ornamented with shrubs, the Land-Tax redeemed. Held on tram for 19 years, at a moderate Rent. To be viewed and particulan had on the Premise', at Vat i . ray's. of Mr. A. C. Road, Solicitor, Fan- ladisi bill era, Lcadeoliall-mteet, aid of Mr. llamas, d:, Cora . OVAL. COTTAGE, KENNINGTON COMMON, KUR- R EY.—'llo be PF.REMP MOULT SOLO by AUC TION, Ity Mr. BURTON, as TUVIISDA r, Jay V, at twelve o doe!, at °areaway's, by Order of the Newt "Ts ruly Desirable LEASEHOLD COTTAGE RIM, TAME, desirably %Wale to command MT pna pects over the Surrey and Kent Hills ; being at the East side of Kennington' C a distance of Munn two miles shad a rooter trees the Ragad 'aduoge, and nue mile from Weit re=The lender is replete with every comfort and eau , Oldie in the present taste, ma includes three prio cepa chambers, one sooll ditto, an d three dressing-rounts ; a spading drawing aaddiniag-room, with french windows, eamowairobig by Milk; doors, and form a handsome cult of MIM I 45 feet is a breakfast parlur, sad complete doesestirovaagen Bola and hark garden. To he dewed, sad partieulan had on the Premises t at Garratray's arid Lloyd's; sad of Mr. Barton, 61, NEWINGTON COMMON, with immediate Pus. ssion.— By Mr. BURTON. OS THURSDAY, July 21, at Twelve easel", at Csarraway's, Genteel FA %11 (. Y AR HSI I.)EIIFC ip perfect. Order, with eileniive Garde), sota MU fret deep, mat desirably seesaw, to compowid on view over Hackney Dosses asd Newington Coaseisos, Is NAN FORD-PLACE, !Woke Newtown's' 0.11111111014 t Time Miles trots London; end cutitetios tionSerOSS Skepair-fuomS, Midmost, drawing-mom, dining-roam, dads, nod breakfast parlour, with domestic others, an ex tesoive larks, sear a) ket deep, at the extremity of which is-a nett Cottage, with sit reams, wry comeliest for a smary, Ittr.--ileld as lenge for near 60 years, at a grousiAtest of 5 guineas only per apneas. Ts be viewed, and particulars had oo the Pomba ; at Germany's ; and of Mr. (tattoo, 6:2. FREBIIOI.I/ aisias 4 Vote fat lliddleset, Mile-Ead. - -By Mr. BURTON, asp Ttirtilsaat, Jody. 21, A at Twelve oTinek, at Garrawa3's ick . built ' DWELLING. D Brick-bui lt HotniE. nearly finished; with pointed Freest, mod a *asset walled Garden, situate in Glebe-law, Alikb-Lad, sad contains flare deeping-enoass, a draw lug-roosa, two pu lsars. two kitchens, and vomits. The Hou s e, wise; Ilisished, will desirable and plea- Mat residence fora hie family. To be viewed. aad rtieulors had ea the Premises; at Garraway's; awl at Mr. Barton, el. Consbill. HENDON._ To be SOLD. rF. LEASE of an excellent DWELLING. HCMJSE.• wkh• enacb-bou*es, stabling, brewbouse, net-office, and gardens, with or w whont ten Acres of Grossed; pleawunly situate hey ond the Bridge, Hendon. Particulars of Mr. Bartow, til, Coruhili. GENTELL RESIDLNCE, CLAPIIIM-ROAD. Po be SQLD, by Mr. atilt rum, THE Lease of a genteel RESIDENCE, in 1 perfect order, suited far a family of respectability, pleasantly shamed isulhe Clapham-road, &thou' three Mlles and a half from combat. Particulars of M►. Burton, fiV. Cornhift. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE. UPPER GUILD FORD-STREET. To be I t ET. by Mr. BURTON. AA N e xcellent DWELLING-HOUSE,' fit for the immediate reception lot a &Wly of reepeetability, containior two barstkome tins log-meow, itiuiug-roniu. Turn ing -room, sir bed -moots, two kitchety, and gond ci•liaring. Further Particulars ir( Mr. Hullos, 12. OwroltiU. MANSION AND /AND. To be LET, by Mr. BURTON, ror 1. l 1, or 21 Years, Aft excellent FAMILY RE4IDENCR, with Alms, jtarden, and land, situate at /I ACKN EY. rartlser Partieulan of Mr. 11411114, 61, Combat. EOENBRIDGE KENT.' .. To be Oi,pused uf, by Mr. BURTON, HE LEASE, for about Fifte6it Yea!". of a Genteel lik %Si DE N l' E. agreeably sitanie at EDEN- S GE, in Kent, being twelve oldies train Tenbridge and TM Seven Oaks. and levee miles from Eits fielootead. Th. Muse, which is recently built, is in complete repair, and coot:tits. four best bcd•ruonet, four sorv 3 , l :,' aj t i e . l air . ,li n e, ‘ mum, hrrakfau parlour, in u good kitchen.. and do:nestle or bs e.. i four gelid cellars dairy , two-stall 'Little, karness-roons, etinets,inite, a large bats ewhich any be eotivivrted Joie sta blitw 1, and soitable apices ; a pica urc-gartleo id front of the huii..e, and a yowl kitchen garden : a Mtge orchard, well. swards Imam loolalsr-hnose, a paddock io front, two lieldt, and a large Sib-pond. The Cowls abated. with pine, au& a large siamit tirter the placenta forested for Forty Poonts per annum. Further partienlart. and Tickets to view, spay be bad of Mr. Burlap, Id, Corabill. all CI • JOSEPH HAYDN. A Few Busts of this Composer, now no more, but. Whose fame will eternMly live in his Works, have -been expresily made for the Proprietor, at the Poreelnio Ilanstfitchiry of Vienna, by the famous Italian Sculptor Grassi, aid conveyed to this Csautry at a very considrrabk. rish and rapist's.. To N oblemen sad Dertiemen Amateurs of HAYDN the poression lif his inimitable likeness will WM mammal; acquisition, as but a very few of these Baits, e;ecuied within these late years, under the inspection of HA YDN himself, are in existaser uo sale. lirku Tilty Guineas fur the lirrt two —the price of the other two will be enhanced. To be semi at Mr. Horton's, 6. 0 ., Curabill. HAMPCIIRE MILLP.It'S RAT POWDER. I 3if lt. T. ItAISS, the Inventor, deems it highly ll exptdieot to rewind Fanners, that the above Yow -1 der. for the dfttrurilais of Rats. as never be laid at a wore enoveitectit opportusity le all their nen% thaa at this season of the year . on yilig their barns, as it will infallibly pe r vriat moor 'Sep the WOW WWII COM. lii store house.. dvicllitsc-hauses. slitcar-hotnes, on board ships, &c. it will solo clear time verassn, vet ass cat will touch it.— Bewarenf counterfeits, which air every day obtroded..-rhe genaine packets. prier 21. tie. each. are eln . ne it a red stamp, whereon Is the name of " T. Raba.' They sir sold in loadon only b Champante and Co, Lid gate: mid as N•. li, Ave-Nlaria4me St. Pant's; they way also be had of the reputable. Reolicelicrs in every Town in the Kingdom: and of Mr. Clements. Dante-street, Dublin.. • MATRIMONY. • • • rls Meek to be regretted, but indisputably eertale, that moot perms' of both serer sirs tistantli from outer into the married state, by infirmities, which delicacy firiie them to disclose ; and there are not a few, wha m beiug already married. are rendered miserable, fur nate of those tender pledges of mutual lore, without which, happiness is this state ts. at least, very prettifies,. It has been aseertithied beyond distibt, that these cirmonstaaces are eerixsieeed by a general or partial relaxation ur weakness in either sex ; and it is equally certaia L that the genuine AR(I‘I.ITIC LOZENO •'!il OF STEEL am the best, if not the only remedy for this species of debi- My. When taken into the stomach, they immediately dig fate themselves, like k vapour, through every pnre, armoring ejfeets, at once ightful, atlistior). and permauent. Whoa the spark of lie G abegirs to grhor dim, the city ail nintl languid, sad the taciaties paralysed. these Lozenges are found lapse tone to the lwrect, exhilarate the animal spirits, invigorate tbe body, and re-animate the whole man. IT hen avetssass exercise, hos or depravity of appetite:, and pallid e name indicate approaeloing consnreptioe. the deft: mill: male will be preserved, and restored to health nod society, by the benign influeiwe of this medicine. IVlien the delu , sirs of unarm-Ono:, or the force of bad exampk, hare tempted unguarded youth into the dangerims labyrinths of secret sensuality* debilitated his body, or impaired his un &nursling, these Lista-tiges will protect NM from hive toil disease, the itinerante% of premature old age, and a vimtrlsed dimohstiom When by luxurious banquets, copious libeliees, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels, the sots and daegliters ef dissipiltion have brought on themselves debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a loug train of nerv,.u. complaints, these L ozenges o ill restore health and viz sir to the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness and soiniatioe to the mind. THE ARON% ATM I.OZENOES (IF STEEL are pre pped sod soM bv the Inveutor, Dr. !yenale Litinte.bi ; ate, ht Appeintmtvo, sold at t; erns, Oxford—tract, near Ihnuestreet; Atka, iii, Oxford-street, opilosite the Panthers's; Chrisp, corner of Spline I ianten ; saxes. 949. 41traini, Vest the L•yeettm Cnoltinn, 4i. Combat** beta,' Koval Licit age; Webb-. iii, Cheapside • AolUeldste s WArd, 321. Holborn & am ma * * byre else LI Lou-' don. Price is. per Hos, Duty in lulled. At the above places may:also he Had, I tr. Senitte's Treatise *a Female C./wept:omi, Price its. SA. a. a 11.941 IT ;tat b should I.e read by every itoxtried •• I t • ViY4l .A RO. c of LG A • 711,- ortplotd lobe:Mots of llf. lit:Kit': %Mug' : sateetoitrr imperneenentylloile lialtest perfret(e u l( e n iireparest It anti sold * THOM AS sod 1% IL L . pe Shaba.; Aloocar(ier. Tik nreftitie perquird Liqoor Is composed of Is Wily 4,16. • rabrated Vlnt•gar , wish the most pleamot .Ir , twattcs and eCroarinto .tztisoptirt. IN pungent Odour renders at es tremor*. strotelisliessi solnt.u) ia and in all Piaci% tit Public Resort. tat Thesitreti, Court; of to tter, few oP it osioateracts the !sod e4ferts of bested and foal Mr. lt Is akto the toeVt Ablidute stfuitst the infection ut [ As there are nmay 'portant rota inferior imitationt, ewe, rant same and similar sakes, NOM of n hleli • aft rith i ci„ l ,4, lirepresemed as iniproreamias, de ?eh& me eerisesit-1 I v hi serve, tbrt the names of TIIONI AS and MILI I \ . M.thelie-tee. ate engraved en *aka scam:), mid saouldetliu the gela.s of encb beide. • The AROMATIC' SPIRIT oelrI? fl ft, Price /s. 94. kitrunp inducted) it sold wholes $e aid retnil, lib Bay. ley ant Blew, C .elc.pue-strcm, (the opt) Agat4 in ifspiun autlineki:d by the liroprietors ; wbertlnity be had, 'spone &tour 4:44, Silser, Conselina, Ahd CALCINLD MAGNESIA, • • . In b *Met at Is. tid. hind larvr, with glass stoppers , et 1.. each; their 'neer beim gni the stamps. CORNWALL'S ORIIINTIAL COI/DIAL, For all Disorders of the ST() r•rit and How st.s. rNDICCI TIoN. FLATOLF.Nct, LiC, tic. It is a maxim in Medicine, as well as in . gencrll nature. that where the foisstain is poltated, the s:reaiss obieh law from ft cannot be pare. As the stomach there fore is the reservoir of the body, from whence alt its Lai. ties are supplied and uourished; the whole Dame mast crier , - goodly partake of its itregularities; from wham* most of the diseases that affect the hamaa body trace their origin, and to the removal of these diseases In theft primary priced pies and conlinsed slate, is this Olt ILN TAI V EU leLt uLi CORDIAL must lapin') amid effectually adequate. .l the most excruciating chalk., and all pales and obstruc tions of the stomach and s 'were, whether arising from cold. indigestion, iadoiess, patoesceut date of the allumoary chyle, it gives instant reikj t and In ail that train of merino and chrome diseases that have th.ir rile froas irregular I.ling or an enfeebled state of the digestive powers, saeh as part_ lytiall. epikptical, hysteria'', mud hypochoudriacal, it, c f. feels are astonnhitag I in Satalenclos, lowness of splrit4, trem bling', debility, weakness of nit the most and corporeal pima* that depend on the tone of the stomach nod the whole of tl nervous 'pima, its virtues are too well i s a general and ailimenias variety ot &stances to ndrait of ail doubt. Its action is not merely cottined to tile nresov..l of the tint principles of disease, hi cleansing the lateral oe cam', thinning_ viwiditie,, and O sins free cirvolatlna In ibe pikes I bdt miclers with all the combined .force of medical excellence, the di.e.ries thesuirlyes. In short, if a principle of uoirenal medicine Is an:dad& by any combiastion virtues is the imget.ible world, t scent here happily mailed in perhaps one of the most friesidly Cordials the whole Ms. ler& Ile , ftea heard'. Sold lti . iodrsale and Retail by Sn s w and Co. net the Foot way, 60, St. Church Yard, Loodun.--Price 6d. 'TO 1110 S. TAYLOR, ESQ. No. S. NEW BRIDUE s r REET, LONDON. ICON,IIDER it but an act of justice die to the merit% of your I,LA K PATEIN PILLS, to coinum 'acme ow retina utg beset I, !itch has remedy hese perdir-ned by then' t—Asi assprilimuier of ague. wha, hy the honking sot of on old Vowed Complaint (attended by tecomplica thin of disorders arida( therefrom). was redgceJ Midst to a Strlettin, and alt Weigh he had the best Alrdieal Adigiee which mow hr obtained. acid tried a variety of Patent Mwat, me th* could be procured width seemed to suit his case, *steep him any wrs;ce a be remained in a roost reduced sad pitiable , Antonio far own !ran, unable to follow his professiba, aid sternly tilde to wall,. or even WAWA es his 14, ; is fact, o• our an,' Litre Mount: supposed it passible far bur to rec.,- vet. lir vim ;14‘iord at last to try your LEA K L'a PILLS —he did adherbig stricity to the directions &ten u ith them—he had slat take u more that. two boats, before belated an alteration far the better 1 this emostniked him OW Orlieted, and by taking a ku bosons more he foetid his appetV strength gradually return, cod io now as heal th y and *not as any man I kaiiit Vim art *elapse, Sir, to tern. Hy pet • son to me form confirmation of the above aetmout, if it lairoli be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient humble 'erring, Lilwarr. Fel liaise. THOS. PUILDA T. July 10.11403. Prepared sod sold by the Sale Proprietor, TUOS. TAYLOR, Illtwaber of the Kurd College of Sampan, Loehr, At his Hour. 11..9. New Ilcidhe - streetr Where. Atte , a reWenw mote than fortY yews% in ani s lice partitidarly direst to thr Cure of Venereal ' - plaims, and those itieWenml to the Parts of Generation both `ears, with WI Weighable See:ceps/bids Mend' Ins on Professi hauld always obserse. lie getters luut.elf, the Advise and Anistance he gratuitously selmialmers to pl . simataking this Medicine. si ill be ritecuted,lo a disivraing public, mad advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. They are al , is sold, by his appointment, at the Perfum.r t, No. 35 St. Alban's—tweet. Pall- Mall Milburn% Tay- No. EXI. Oxford-dwell ; Ilr. Drassermigh, NO. 7, Vito street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo.nsilitilt ; and by sr Pcr sea as every comirierable town in LOKI 1311 . At. s only gs. VIII. reels, scaled op with fall sad plain direvt,oo., whereby persuos of Riser sea may rurr thiemselres nith eik-e and secrecy. N. 11. Every This sii!d is Great Britaio is waled up with a Stasi,, on whirl,, by favour of th Coituni-riourr; ' printed. at the Starap- P. —P. Taylor. 9. Nee firedog sireel-i0 imitate which is friary, mid ell others are cimutrt felt. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the subject of just A. out general reprobation, that meo, destitute of Use es e. stems of the medical art, have oXerod themselves A wadi dates fee pubh epatrw in the prkfe-sion if physic. For the purpose of doing j to the remelt inf sue *saes and esrnenee, nod to prevent us from being cloned rewas those empiric', %now . iimpudrat .psiricsoloss how% eillbreepaaely ter society, been too favoarably received, We beg leave In submit, to the liberal and eulfghtent-41, a taithfhistateeneut of ow purt.uit% and acipticentrins. A tler barites received a medical et:wwa (nodal us the pupil, of Me s srs(nod al a llar lift Ward, Ca *beeiwactiers we llefullv at waded, its Professors W ii s?tigtiff "of ate Emsdes• we entered ourselves as students in that justly-celeamee school fur medical segue:ripest', the Royal Oollege of Elko bar4h, and were maructed at the ibiferein brnachr. sr Anatomy, Surrey, the theory and pristine of Potpie, Che mistry, Slidwitery, Botany, &c. &e. &c. by tkole mould professors, Ors. Moor% (beggary. Black, ll.uniltes Dothan. and Rutherford. We trust tee shall Out be deemed pre sumptuous in sayinr, that our proficiew% and aeguirowid. are not eacousiderWae. Nevem. for a twig aeries of yew% made certain curoplaioes, and the various diseases of 05 III! ITV, the particular obiert of oar bludira and plictice. kt will, a • •ipr, be allotted, that we have acquired superior lutuwlestire of oeir trrtionent and awe. to eight en n't alt cases of isfectioo, a perfect re eata.ilia.unent is cumplotefl to the short period 'it two dabs ; and is thi.se of the utmost Ito veteracy, When• other p have failed of wee*, a ;= i rperse%eraace ill SOW of !moment imams to the a sak and radical cure. itunida the awl: wittily variety of di-orders which are the effects of a habit lung and most unizsoinly piqued b% the youth of both sexes, there are none 'Lure ultimate „ r se or di4tressittir than those dyikienties and debilities is herb t, , • gaently prevent or ea:shiner the enatritoun...l -nate. T. h persons it au4 he R erabalina nelliectioo 5.. k.:sin, that the.t essay sow, by a new and bitailihir anode or treatareat e .l4 re stored to that rustiest of all Mumma blessin A --a strong. woo l), sail vigotois conetitation. In all rules of debillt), fr.we w halever catty analog, as well as is every siteein or a err - Lain infectsou, we way be csatudted by phtiktitt of robes sex, with tie &vessels secrecy nod homer. Hours i 4 c, ar wlt:Uiuo at home. fruit' tea to litres., and *till al a in the W. - * till ten at night. Pnticel4 is the coarsen are recreant ta eh* rR patties lan of tacit ram% age, wad general ambit of liyiog. It. ittlitteirt ir a netleinanCe AP( whirr and medic-ears, silent same st he giros Of Ore* to an) part of the hiarplast. Ti• loess that secrecy wa essetaial its our rudertaiiati, thepeet age of letters stay be 'Med to the 41T4NIIR fur stedisaises• CU ItRI i. and CH. %ten ni. htt• 7A, hift•blillidik LONDON : Prirumi awl iiihNolord‘„, 1). Levairniovsle )is•ltirobrati Owl it.s, ta. WhiliMi4lll W'TON.PLAOE, near STRATFORD, Essex . —Bv Mr. HURTOK. gib Trayssomr, July 47, 1909, at Twelve o'Clork. at fernsuray's t A VALtTABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, CIL far 966 years (laid-ta: redeemed), compriaing a de sirable Plot of Ground, % feet in front, by a depth of 'AO fres, nest clqlble shame brtweee Stretford and Ilford, in the Parish of; 1% EST-HA %1, Does, together e ith a Ilmrse. errs -ling sad cArried up wigs good Male brick-work, ground jilostg, and Ant Aloe a quantity ofpritne %eli minated repaired Tauber, and yellow Deals, &r. &c. I To be neural, ma PartirulArs bad en the Premises; at -01ssraway's. and of Mr. Banes. 64, Corah4l. .N. B. The Timber to be west Mr. Pluabett's yard, Coo -1 inereltd-road, Landes. 6..