The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-21 00:00:00

. I , It . . . - i • II . , 1 1 a , :01 , . . P MI ( . A I, I e 3 II $ t 1 1 i II t it4S '• k. 1 c ( . .... I . i I I i • • • .. 'r• 1 1 ' . ..:. . 1 , . .• ' I . o 1 . 1 • : 1 • , 1 1 : 1 ~ ..... r . ~ . . . , -..- t - 1 ' , # , • , , ) • . t . . • ‘B".C. "F RV, • 10. ikf r • . --.-- 9111RETON V, CU RlVelf... This wasps role. ebtained by Mi. aritiesir, tt skew cause ,why „ Mr. Canvey, ad „Attorney, of, .7 1 1 1 ,91`, In 1, and g Mr. Baiaeing, his Chick, should :jg4t Tey lois,. Air. -Cereton, a tradesman, at ,Chathuin, the sag% of .981. which Sir.. Cerwen Itatl - receiveil . foucertain costs in a suit which Mess allege! to lAir been broil:Ott an •by Mr. 'Curatelt,-.theattail l c tuedivas of Mr. llonning, k i who was *fledged . , Ise a pesseen applying fur shtntlitein ti.. AM Mlle ey at Chatham, and its neighbourltood., Although he was trot admitted, bur bavieg_peecured . busineas o . .he then carried it on thriindh - the ntedium of Mr. Curse', 'with :whom lii.-divitled the booty aftelrwanh.; That they, had both so acted i t s this ca t tle , with o ut th e a u.l thprit i y..of i Cor:eots, and had not procured .him ' gny beuetit t rop the suit, Sm. and the rule called Vtoil iheie pehuus also to answer the matters of e snide/it, o The A TfOltnelr-GENEIAL shewed cause against .the ride ;'inil st.ited, front militia/rifts, a complete 11ssltiii ta tai Our; by shearing that Cureton, who complained that this action was oroeglit - without his direction, was . so f.ir tram brine a stranger tu, Viet No Was an old client of Mr. Citrweii, had cm. ployed him in many swits x and this among the rest, for whicis there was liia warrant to sue; OM he had ienter'' Interviews with Mr..Curwen two fibs orca:init ; that he urged Mr. Corwen to go on 4sith the suit, mtbielt . :lsc obit accordingly, anstior 4itiehlte hid mailZressVhiss bill of cost , , and deli. Isaeill it to Mr.Cateetqa„. snit° had delivered it to . ..lela...Welsh, a prefesaional gentlcenaa iii the Bo iivegh, .who Oil not so much'as applied to have it tits d, fisr. which Mc. Curwest know no reason, diil v ss from the reasonableness of. it, it was thonA;it wit to tic worth while, ilte. &c. ; that Mr: (:erweit thought that this application to tete Cow t originated in t)te malice of a Mr. IM. 4i#, .1) . was *stomp...4 to owe a grndge to Mr. CA:rite'', and which was eppposed to have been &Since., he some expressioni which had been used * : Mr. liitit on a former occasion. This state-, runt was follower , up by an affidavit of Mr. Bun ton;, , t ho denied his applying for business as an attorney at Ch 'them, for the purpose of transatt ing it ttaroagb the; meiliiiin of, and then dividiag, the proGis glib, Mr. Curwen; bet that he wait the :.:, k of that . geittleniait, and that as sues dept'. 11-• :iatlfratuacted business at Chatham, where he verassissially lodged ; had sometimes two rooms, but or.• frequently one room, &c. &c. A tiotber clerk . .,1 Nil , : Curien supported this statement by his :rfliacvit also. Audit was furthiir stated, that Dir. iiiiii:ii.,4 wu.the clerk of Mr. Carwsw, by . Who il " he was paid aceardin to his labours, and if% lie; Mr. Cerwen, thought Mr. Bonne .. molted." Mc. Callow submitted that this last sentence.' eipla.nert the condition upon whiiih these parties. did business together, and that, as had been at first 4.iggestati, the one sought business at Chat, hipoi,.aud tfie other transacted it in Louden. 11A, a-v.40,1i (hal Mr. Curvest' would have stet. d, by wayb of anseer to this case, that Mr. Bowling' 1/Wide - lig the Clerk or Mr. Curwess, bet &IBC be paid him too gothic* a week, or s , itne such suet;, instead of *high the statement Was, 44 that It.• p.iii him according to his laltonr, and as he, thOught he.nierlled." - .7 lisia was not .a reputable wee ..1 transacting business. . . Lorj KI-44 . 1 119.04M**7r‘. 1 Although Itaisay not bet very delicate thlg fur an itilrney„to ; hare the 'parses of °er r , at from Oil is4ld 41110 1 yet there Is tit it nothing strict,/ iinigular, and he has sus 4 'Till ail Olt pie ch.irgati against him." Mr. G i anuw ...." I rook it for grantee!, when I nick. th,•in.oi .:e; that it -woeld be answered a% it his 116.11; aid 1 have no taste for exhibiting interrogiciries in this cast. But parties will its... list 0 . 1.111 haviii4, tacit. epoti.ons made, although they arr. 440ifelli . they aisitut succeed in them gl but I IfOntit, to stow lasrdstilp„.that this is not • case iii it filch the rule shouli be discharged with cols." , -4 'laird itt.tessatiouoit...." Yes, certainly g., you moved it upon irregularity, and the proceeds ings appear to be regular. Besides, the Attorney' basemen yea hitt hi:l of costa, which you have not so atac3* coesplaiued of, or proposed to tax, and in is Melt to has given you credit for the me. icy which he has received-of you,” Basle dtisbutol with costs. Tux 0. SOLOMON MANS. - • URT Rum , • 4 Tuestiaii,.June 1. r . _ _ KING V. a Mr. JARV.I‘ Muted that charged with an Indictment. The Dc alum lasing celled in, it appeared that ao toslictment had holt found against him by a Grantll nry of the contity of Kent, charging that he, together with one Jacob filmes, had prevailed upon Alettawler .M‘Donald,. William Williams, aiiil IVilli.tni Malcolm, to quit his Majesty's ship theVt l ctorl, awl to enter un board moodier ship;. and that, to accomplish this purpose, they made these sailors drunk with 'spirits and other strong liquors, &e. pleaded not guilty,—He was ,t o w that he would be tried it the nest Assises for Maidstone. Asked if he-had any bail? He said ho had one in Cuart.—Ordered . to enter into recognizance fur his appearance to take his trial at the time and place appointed, himself is 1001. and two sure. ties in 501: each, j.nd sive timely notice to the Solicitor of the Admiralty of the bail he has t o offer. 11111 ILI3O V. THE INHASITANZI OS TUE NORTH RtDINt3?" XVILILSIEIRR. Mr. "%Vitro% stated, that this was an applica. tion to the Court to levy a 6ne of 50001. on the Defendants for not Eepairfng a bridge in tke neigh. botiZhopil ,of Nortlutllerton. The *awry to , Itich application was, that t h e Defendants , were might be It. shoot to build a He , bridge, and were s .in the mesa time, repairing the old 011 C ; that, they were now doing all, that had been ordered to be done ut thp last Easter Sessions, which was the only time of tho year . when orders, a l ot repairing .of bridgee sore issued; that the prosecutors ie'tilis • '. O . - .. ots Ink - $a . • which tough t.not, when Imposed, to exceet 3001. that it was nut until lately decided that the Defeo. datftstieere liable. to relsai r this bridge; that in no part of this kingdom were bridge's or rood, kept in better repair than they are in the North aiding of the - county of York, /cc, fur which reasutis he 'Omitted that this film should be respited until the neat Term. Mr. Lasts sal, that his clients had no objection whatever to this respite. Flue respited to the next Term accordingly. MITCIILL P. SLIM. The MT° V-G MA/. chewed cause against a rule obtained by Mr. Gartow, milling on the Plaintiff to show cauv why the judgment en tered up, and all the proceedings subsequently Arad upon this occasiley, should not be set aside with costs, fur irregularity; and why the goods and chattels taken unties the levy of such exe cution should not be restored to the Defendant. This rule had beets obtained on the ground that the proceedings were irregular, and -she irregu larity complained of was, th(tt this beiug a judg ment entered up by warrant of attorney, granted upon agreement of a certain defeveance, .sigui f)ing that the judgment should pot be entered nit Irma a certain day, and that agreement was not indorsed un the warrant of attorney, a for. mality which was_ required by a rule of Court of the 42d of the King, the judgment was irre gular on accoost of that omission. lie admit ted that the rule reqtsired this, and he admitted the fact to be that this defeatennce was not its dorsal on thit warrant of attorney, and the Plaintit's, attorney cdmitted it in his affidavit most candidly; but *kit he had to submit to the Court of as this * tha4 the rule of Court was , two-fold ; the brit part was, that the warrant of attorney should be filed with the Clerk of the 'Judgments at the time of signing the judgment, without which the judgment would not be regular, and therefore this affected the client, as well as at. torney—it indeed affecitxl judgment itself: but this form was complied with in this ease, and therefore there was nu objection to the judgment on this account. But the next point was, that the defeasessace was not indorsed spots the tsar. rant qf attorney. Lippe that puiut he submitted toltps Court, that thirir Lordships wild trot ap ply this to the client, hut, merely to the attorney, w h o had indeed omitted to observe a part of the rule of Court; .but as no injustice ass done to the Defendant, tie money levied which was nut ee.. tually due, nor before it was due, the judgment should nut be set aside i . but— The Court held, unanimously, that arthe rule of Court of the 42d of the King, on the subject of judgmeut by warrant of attorney, is a very wholesome and iipportant rule, it must bo observed strictly, and the client must be subject to the pe rils of the misconduct of his attorney. The Coml. howeer, adverting to the egoitable con. btru ctio n of the case, under all its circumstances, allowed the Plaiutift's attorney to have Access to this warrant, fur the purpose of indorsing on it, mune pro tone, the drfeaseeisce which ought to have been there written before the judgment was entered up, in order turnable the Plaintiff tuba ve a regular judgment; and, with this qualiticatiun, the rule was wade absolute: 31 E It IC 4.; BoSToY, MAY 3.—Orders have issues! from th e Navy Department to dismantle all the Run boats on this' station. The Seamen are turned over to the frigates, whiels.are to be retained in commis sion. The detachment of 10,1g8 militia, made in pursuance of an order of Government, has been also informed, that it is no longer required to be held its readiness fur actual service. PitILADELPHIA, MAY !O.—Yesterday arrived the brig Clio, Ren'gan, 16 days from St. Jago de Cuba; he brought with bon 45 passengers, chiefly women and children, being part of the French in. habitants ordered otf by Vie Spaniard 4, QOOO of whom had sailed fur the Missisippi in vessels hired fur that purpose. lie says that business was dull, owing to the emigration of the French ; dour w selling at 10 dollars, clear of duty. _ _ M 1' 18.--A letter, dated New Orleans, April 21, says : —We ate all in ceasiderable bustle here —troops flowing in from all quarters. The Ge. nerd exhibited himself yesterday ; and reports ttv afloat, that he is to proceed immediately to take.l the Florida'; hut this ill accord* with his having I touched at St. Augustine, Pensacola, and Ifavan: l ns, on his passage hither. The troops here are extremely sickly; of 2000, at least 500 arc now •the sick list, and the number daily aeg. 'instating.'" mieseneweseeminsise• There is at present. woman who lived in Glen° pariah., near Dungannon (Ireland), who has three female children, who were born et one birth, they &re 14 months old, and are tbtiving very well ; the most discerning observer could heftily distinguish any difference in their features and ap pearance.... The mother's situation is indigent, inn she has been comfortably supported by sere. rat itissnane families in that neighbourhood. A. shocking►. accident happened on Thursday . last, .in a colliery near Swansea ; the people em: played therein unfortunately broke down the bar. tier which separated them from an old work, in' which a vast quantity of water had accumulated, and . which rushed amongst them with .such •vie. lance, that a man and a boy were drowned, Ind four others dreadfully braised. It is oonsideiwd a providential circumstance that there wore not many Inure seifeters. :4RRIED. • On Arturo, last, hi , the Rev. J. O. Reisei l *r. J. Horsley, to Mist S. F. Elude twoth of Poresmotit . Yesterday. at Lambeth. Mr. A. A. Atirrtlle, of Renard ... street, to Nis. Story Am, third dhoghtrr of .1. Browne, Esq. of Bris'Hoe. . DI1 7 .1). On Thariets} last, at throe o'clock in the antenna% in Jer mva-94reets Laegient Sir Gears? Baker, But. Pbrsielan to thi. King and Queen. He had neatly attained his Odra' vellit,• and had passed a Inng lire alin•ist without liberalities. air G. Ilaker entered a srbolar at hinds College, Causbritl,fe, the "I lb", I . ileilli"aduilrarS 4 jet baght l ., * , • I I t r il . . .', -'. .; 41 1 , . ::: . •ads : 04.....,' . - v..tt Ass I V: , . -- P STRENGTHENING PILLS, Preps Fed by Dr. Ilarmstrong. No. 89, Great Rarthelomew- Close, West Smithfield, London. riiiIESE Pills curt Asthmis and Shortness or Breathing. Abscesses on the Lunt% Nervous, Ciao plaint-, Coughs. Consumptions, Female IVe.aknesses of every deseriptino, the distressing cousemienees of bad Labour. Se minal Weakoesses in Nee, Sitr_ittim ftons lifting air' otter anises; and as a heaver of t he Solid• and promoter of Diges tion. they are kept as a Family Medicine by the fird Persons of Distinction in the Kingdom, and are strongly teconiineuded by the mnst eminent Phy-iciim., t.. Sea Ratters, and for De bility in either Sex. Pike ti;. the bias that y ineloded. Alai, HARMSTRONG'S FENI/114, VEGETABLE PILLS, for Fesnales only at the cotonseneeseot and deeline of 'the most critical period of their lives; the, my also the most proper Physic tor Wnniea after Lying-to' or Mis carriage, iselsg the only Medicine in the World to he de pended on for coring Ingamicatioos. Obstructions, and Olsen to the Womb. TO DR. HARMSTRONiG. MR.—lt is impossible to do Justice to the merits of jour Streagthening Pills: I have hers the soother of eleven chil dren, owl have also hail wseral miscarriages, and for six rears have been to a low declining . state of health. I was severely afflicted a ith violent pains in my stomach and back, alni a Leavy weight la my bead and eyes. pronblines and palm in my lirwer e'xtremities, with a most unpleasant sensa• tion of bear' down: most fortunately I nes recommende! to Wake' trial . your Strewtheniog Pills, her boxes of which have teeter ed use to perkt health. Ysitus most n-spret full v. ..: lIIARY SA iIfIROOK, Ile* Faivoye, No. W 7. Morant- street, Jan.l.l l 3Cr. ... * Grosvenor-who're, Lsodua. Thew Pills may he had of the Doctor, No. 89, Great Rartliolowiew-rime, Want Smithfield, with printed direction-, signed by the Proprietor's na.ne, describing a number at well adtheinicated eases; and by Isis appoinsssvnt they ara sold, wholesale andretail by Mears. • Barclay awl Son, No. 9.5, Fleet-market, Landsat Bolton, !Wye( Exchange: Ward, No. 311, Holborn; limeon, Oxford-street. opposite' Bond street; and at Cra p 's %edifice Warehouse, SPriog-garderti • , aid all the res pectable MediciiirVenders in To wit ami.euutibl. A CII A EN r.. i iklE in SS his ltS m . a CU y ß ., RI F.: ce an eti cl a C O. S the orgeon ie s, ir i n a ri tt i to prove a single Instance where their Itleedirioe and birthed of Core have failed of the desired effect. The practice of , many years in this particular branch of their profession, has': not gives rise to ooe stasuccessfol.Cose. Thee epitome to direct their seethes to -the treatment and care of l'enereal,complaints. and that -'l)erangronent of the System, which it Bre coosemmove of the pernicious and u ame- fad eifects of a har nag lessistaohappily pureed by the !cloth of both se es. lathe one it wilt he found to be the'. unfailing source o htirrehmets ; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, I which. if sot timely remedied, terminates io impotence. 'Mem ore Its remote and ultimate effects, .while Consumptiosa, Lou of MOseular Power, and various Nervott4 Complaints, usually charaeleflae thwearber states of this solitary vire. Of per sons languishing wider the disorders igcideot to such a habit. (hell treatment Is simple., had never proved totrucces,ful to the treatment oft long. lahorious, and mach eMnded prac tice. In the mom obstinate and complicated eases of Vase real Infection, such as Obstructiens in the Excrescences. Hard Tamoors,leallous Ulcers, Lniptions, Se aled Weakness, Gisela, us Atm STRICTURES, • Whether. recent or of long dprittioti, nod which have baffled !WWII of ether eractitioncrs, are, by their prevent improved plsoopihnhareet.effeduallr and . permanently • mired. with. W i t g Ostirnt sulterieg thee acracseting pain +Mel alarming be e which frequeratl) furious the applioosino-of the In aaeraastic. la. t be_cooree of t sweaty yeais exclusive practice is this metropolis, oueattruss apes of Strictures have baritone' arc daily under their care. -die inlet eradication of which are effect/id by a safe, cermiei and ex ee peditioastoodof emetic,. superior to au y other uni:adppted. The-.weakness, refs to dos, and y die proce iog slain fish complaints art spee dily auto"' rthe patient restored to Snood and 'trio-mai health. Best where the eithility has her sears exi-1141, a pro per persevetittwe it+, their restniVire retiedies. ;trier a fitrit-. uric !whet* destrilyell, is Indispensably requisite to revile the semnberiis sparks of Life, and to re-oninsate the C.aoliti• tat 41111. • • . Mears. Carrie }teed Co. may be consulted by either set withlhe vested delicacy, seeiecy, and honour, at their home, No. 101, Halloo (Carden. Patients is the Cooney are requested to state the partien lars of their awe, age, and general habit Vf bring. pc.. Sm. What)* st remittance for advice and mediejoes, w keg Lim' same will begirt@ oracle tnally part of the kingdom. To ' intro! , that secseeyso esien(id to I Stir undertaking, the post—i &goof letters may be added to the account for mediciae. lei Jsuleo Wili7''Af go .qiioP Oates.) ' WLLLLA.M MOUNTALX.. $ II feU It.' , ONC/*-111L1:11110tr'f. rne hest actwoostodatitni for Travelleop—Good Reds, choke Liquor , . cad asoderatc charges. The tinier nag latot C.oorbey, ail Coaches &e. set oat front the Saracen's Mead lary SIMMS-bill. TURK are/ I.EEns New Post Cinches, set net every worn * al half-past bee o'clock; arrive at Vb.* the boat day at twelve o clock. 'The ECLIPSE New Ili log list Coach; that eirriea roar besides aoiy, to York. Nene:aster. Sunderland, and 4F.1t0-lurgh, 1urgh, by way of noncaster, Granthato, and litatafurd, every Mondry al halt past five o'clock. Uncommon Chem. Travelling to Lis erpool, by the Ng. Fl• lag Post Clusrues, to the Angel ion, Dafe-street, pool, tiaily,—Leeds and Wakefield. hew Ptat Coat called the durhier, sets nut every Morain i c at Serer' o'clock, b v and Co. Leeds. Itios . rt)N, Spalding, Peterborough, Stiltoni • nett llfintlogrl i 'a new Itoval Mail Coach. arts oust cyst, terettio,z. Cunene. Arum llosturs to SOW', Louth, Grostsh ) . i 1111•1 I:enamor, IVarriocton, Knot•fned, Stone, and f bchs field Post Cowls, called the Cs peflition, every evertiqg, 4 live o'clock, to the Crown loft, Ited-cross-street, Uver 1 At!. tMartlncl through/rot. i • rtArsi nod filtliTtll. Flyying NM Coacher,. thenagh (ship petiliam, Collie, and M.s hunntglt, every afterrion; arrive at Mr. 3lay's, the Greyhound Inn, 114th, and iSe I,aidoo mi raven) Thtas-Ansel. Bristol. neat morning. Coaches IV Wrik. Bridgtt tiler, Taman ru, ;cc. 1.1:1:1/i IWO light Cowls. called the Rockingham. sera nal every nt right o'clock. Carotin. four insides Intl v. and goes remarkably easy, to ilh a guard throughout. NI sea through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, lloncaster, and Ferry briitOf to the Moldesehno. Leeds, next Slav nt noon. !44•hr witlistaading the uncommon espy iltion of this Coach. ft Is al lowed to he the ino•t agreeable and complete public coos ey ;We on the arils Raud, being unequalled its acuotomodatimt by an) other. K evot a., Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lots-dale, Bolton, Charley Orm,kirli, rod tiar- aura; PosoCmtclon,•,errety after ,noffir, Charley, o'clock. Guarded, fiLa snow Inagtown, Gretna Green, Antrus, 1/sunfries„ Brom:MIL Tbnrn6 11. kanvothar Kilo. l'atnnock, klngswett, and all parts of Scotia:ld, Caropertiowu t;rotorh. Louris. Spilithy moos, Hall, SpaldotK, Peter bores', fttlltoo, and II untiogdon Coach. sets off evf•ry afternoon. scstErrea, Stockport, klarsiestiehl, %Yds:tons*, Coo &ton, Newcastle, NValasll, and Wolves-I'4oom l'ust Coach every afternoon. (M.frded. -- 1 Yna a. Near-astir. awl lidinlourgh new Coach, petfoemrA with a guard thrilughout, sets int, every mhintisig al n ii'clock, by any of ,ewaik, fiction', .faftister, LTarlingtini, North.,Berton, I)utdium. Mnrpeth, and Berwick. P.rwhger, thud 'up, theme:lves fatigued from the 'eagle of theintirney% may re. 4 what lifße nv•N teen prucceJ uu 1 . 111 4 0,41 1 4, 4 additiimal fare. iTilliant Clark, Blatt 'Swan, ( 4 7tonry•strect, York. nun Coaches to Clouded:old, Hull. Scasiotwaugh, Wbitby. au.l other plans , . nillunkrnßiia, Walsall, Widverbrimptim, R &ter m i n g :l .. Amu lire:tea. and Dudley Coach, every evening. C 4,R 1,151,L, l'enrith, and Wanehaven, Post Coach, goes with f o ur humeri and a curiel ail the way. !Passes through Bins h, Appleby, torelahridge, ittclun•ind,. eytiteriek, Boniuglabridge, %1 erberhy, A berforsi, Doocaster. anti Ceti,- thaw (the nearest way by eighteen tunics). Set. nut e%rry Morning, and performs the ;volley with the greatcw frteinty. Paleengeni detained get the road by biome*, or plat .err. bare the peculiar Advantage of their Seats bring st c urch t i e tbemett Conch (with six Coueshonettl. SUNDSRI.4 /10, Stnekion, and liana new botch eve!), ruin;,, to the George lttn, Straderlauti. • Val:Tea, Fivenown. Falmouth, .Dartniontl, IVervionth e , Dorchester, and bali-loury Balloon Cherie', every tatwoing at Enter o'clock, with a (hoard. throlgh Dimity., Axminster, Bra !port, Bliuniford, Busing,stnke, and Boohoo . • Hu 0000 RD, Ware, Hoddesitini, and Choctaw* Coach. ever) mining. Sit cat nu ay, Wellingtm, and Shillionll Poet Cose't. the Royal Charlotte. every aftenvioa,at five o'clock. I ioariled. Itinas - FASA,D and Rotherlaital Pull Coach, called the itirek ingbam, ever) trioruing. tiiltislNGUAs Mercury Past Coach, with a Cored, eels nut every aftiwasua. and reacher Birmingham, nets day at nmai. Pavers 1y Uthord, Easton, and Shipbtoror, to the ii.L r.reis's-Ilend,' Ball-street. Birmingham., 1111.1KOKSVARLD, thibridgc, Denham, and Redbia Dew Pout Coach, every aftermon, by Richard Watts, and CO. Huth., Nerthcave, Bowden, 'thorny, and Dancazier l'osk Coach, every morning as seven of !lock , to the 13•11 and Sus Inn itl)tion-gate, Hull. iurr C 51134111 and Ldiannton Coach, daily, at half past Post ten._ half past two, half past four, and hilt p.,w seven o'eloeit W• K viD, l'anirret, Rea - Cooebozdted theatre, Wakefield. to the Station! Ands, N. B. Heavy Weightsof Lu,nragr, Good*, Sac. conveyed by the underwihew limed W t To flew, Berries, limpty, Bury, and all parts of Sof fulk, every Monday. id n LSO R it,. !tea hury, and Reading, every Toes/ay. N.!n cIT ER, A idtlennimtkv, lierriard, t larinartheo, Breekunek, aao all parts of Soak Wales, l'erolturc, and tV)- rombr, every Sritur.lny. rt c ga, Alungdon, rind Henley, three times a-werk Saursts.arrns, ltutamei., u4laisat, levoi - soon, Christchurch, Ringwood, Furdiiighridge, Poole; Isle of Wight, Jers, nnJ Gueriaey Wsiggwat Su 'attar, llamptou, sod rwicheailtata, twice -wenk. SOUTII 4 iterate, 141,watt:our, Alre,ford, and A hum Catch, ,:Very xau tut: Ivey-Acton, Southall, Ittycs, and Ililleaded Cart, twice a-week . Ex eta., Plymouth, and Falmouth Flv Wagrous, dyily, carrying go ods and piumpeagets, us %mai, to all parts of the West of I)tglatal. WM. Mt/UN LAIN and Ce. respectfully acquaint tkeit Friends and the Public, that they 44 lit 1141 t be acco , astablu fait &pv Parcel or Luggage, ?kr. of mare titan Five Pounds value, Cot, or damaged, utile" enter"d as such, anJ paid fee arc,or.t wh at the vqtrooirete• I Ira 1 Inn. fisio%v.hill. UV, II E.li I' 110 F ENSIO NA I. M EN• of ditin: cation and Ilespoosibilit) deviate from the sensed system, by tile selection of a particular branch, the roadie* 'of tor{ continued recres, is the hi-t criterioniif superior**. Fourcea )ears have we devotes' Ger practice-to theamilm. sive treatment of two diswilect, and the ‘ucceaotil r of l oar plan givetus additional ardour to oppose, as far as ao are aisle, Cie ray:tarsal done complaints which are the Ism* impomain in the esti/ague of hounus isierinities. After initiatith into every branch of Pr.irtiee, we t in tetoplated the velfeeinfs of Siphilitic alai Debilitated 'A lien's. aallforesed a grab (it roscieiadividuab frhas the igno rance of onetarated , men, or the ceputily 4/1/KtCOlll pretipi limey of Fetwral Practitioners. 'fire Disarders tp the cure or which we hare devoted oar attention, rump:Joe every rpecies of Veiwre.il Iniortioo, si %ether of A rrerin or long daration. Secondly, ail. kinds of Debility; "'Welber ari.llolbilthe habits of waved-;stye or the iodulgences of mature awe. • IC/meshes Diseases are the remit of ignonince..o. 4 3 4. lathe treatment of a simple Dononisea, and it obi anfre Trudy happens that theses:di of hie are .poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hoer. By a superior method, iamb etietplairis me easily eared. and even where oth-rs have failed. we trust that we use, presume to offer a radical re-establishownt. • , Few. hoarser, are tile eases of !complicated duress in this Disorder, eemparol with Ilia eilitalitem Idealisms of Ilea. who, from an indulgence is a Solitary Vier. or the prevalent pinata of a Easoi .aable Life, acquire that state d Debility which is the vaavoidahle coasetleence of such peeeicineskibits. %Shea the anhappy sidTerer broods over his talwey s bet carefully soacealsinis misfortune. it may fr. *mac consolatium for his to know, that nithettgh it may hr an object nf doubt or uncertainty with sober Praetitinisers, !be removal of them deficiencies by the gradual progress u( reistivatiim, is the ac quirement of ;lose t pericoce. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to trdere manly vigour. much miserly will be pecreqted by as tali,' coveter:Knott of this languid state, and iii,these cases ito great difficulty ks ill occur. But when this deficiency has for years 'existed, a proyste peoeverame is indispeosibly requisite to revive the yleasace-• sasfrsparlts of 'life, and' to re-animals-11w Coustituiion. secrecy mules is so essential to oar undertaking, :Ina the qualifications shift( me prenmse to stab., form she isacis. of our pietensinans and in catiatidowe moth soch..this Janina tion is gives, that Messrs. LEIGH aid 10. may be con. , •alted personally, or be letter, inelosing a Book No*, at their 'loose. NO. ti, Ansadel-drert, Stood. ucar Temple liar. There is an rititillintril eteraace ip Water-street adjoining. and the Woe hi en. hods doors. A Itiploina Grim thr Royal College of Siirgeom in Lorton. :sod Testatanoi il. from the must erasheot PO ..teiati , and. Lee turres of statibir Meediest and ' ft-virtuous attention hi the studies of every hr iorh of the Profs.. -.0r., are ripen to the irtspesiiitikof esgry enquirer,•ami riumitute a fair groend fur died sucerst with vrhicn ne tome hitherto bee. honoured. 1_ - , .I:. I,s'lol. *hi lft. Penne° Ve. vt Aiiireihmot• iftibtol.4 n. 'Arc STAT&S-11/41 ; eett4LlSlft 1., at 4M • ■ Nlliblrr; ....-- - ,rtsx~_t. _ .1611111TION, N§it-, frs ai. - - OXLEY'S •CONCIINTgAZITA) EiSENC OF JAMAICA GINGER, invented and prep att ("Illy) hi AAMIIVA. OX LEY, her. 51ajml.ia.Clarnsue, fin. V. Ifityniarket, Landau. This value Prepara y t:44 particularly recommended hy Dr. George Pearson (Pit to hip Royal Highness the hike of York), as 4 wool aillir MAP and garret Medirisr, for Gout, It !lemmatises, l odilitellfillv Nervotts Complaints, &c. The geperlbrexrellehre of this Preparatina, and tb nupt l , retitled ellirgeyln restating tone to deliilitated higignarkg, tat? well Immo to swans muck rominesit, It speedily se-' Wives all these anpleisaant !iymptolus which are the effect of'' a went Storniteh and Dowels. vim. Indigestirm, Oppression after Eating, Flatulency,. Nerveas Illead•och, and (William ; in Gaiety 'titbits it is partied.oriy wefts' and efficacious, Ii) relieving and shortening the duration of Fsb isi the Gout. confining them to the extremities,.and mitigating the parox ysms. . I It immediately remoras all Gouty, Rheumatic, and Spam- i madie Pains In the Stonmeh and %met', and is pariirularli I recommended to be tetra is Chat ylpeate, and in the ;toga /14.1 phitic Waters, taisreveut the Stonssith being chilled. 1 In Lumbago, Sciatiai, or in Chronic Initialisation, where the pain is generally fixed to ceriato johns. attended with great stitfisess i gemboess, and arreted upon motion, chawes of the *ember, or at night when to bed, 41141 Preparation. will he found to have a sisobt admirable earn whee the pain i, 111.1 t violent, or even when a Paralysis, ist.an al oust total ism of motion in the:stet-fed nosh rouges um, it gives imonr dive relief, by re,tariag activity, viguar, and s due condi- Ohs on the Nervous liergyinthe rc uart affected. illATkihION Y. • I.i:is much to be. regretted, bni indisputably retain, that many persom of b:lth seteS'are deterred from eisteriug Salo the married state, by iOefilliitet, width delicaes forbid . them to disclose ; an d there are nut a few, Oho. %dug already in,rried. are rendered miserable, for 'Mastro( those trader pledges of mutual love, si Mutat which, bapisissebs Sit this slate is at least, very peccaries... It has been ascertained beyond doubt, that these pircumstantav are necasineksl ay a Federal or partial relaxation or weakness ID either sex; and it is'mo.tnv certain, that the genuine AROMATIC IAZI.Nt,hg OF 6 ale the beet, if ni,t the sally reasedy far this species of debi lity. When taken into the, stiflaseb they immediately de( Me theme' veh like &espouse, thrsages every oar, pruderies relrects, at once delightful, salutary, aril preinauri.t. It hen the spark of life bmins to grow dim, the eirralatinn lingoid, rid the faculties p&oglysetl. these Lurches are fosod to &he Ink to the nerves, exhilarate she 419issot spirits, ins icorate ilte body , and re -magnate the whisks man. Whet aversion to xercise, or depraiity of appetite, and pallid cou4e. Vl** indicate approaching corultioptiou, the delicate re male will be preserved, and restored to health and by the benign . 'Averse of thi. medicine. When the delu sion of tortonntioa, or the (litre of bad example, have tempted aµ raided youth dabs the danger's.' lab) 'laths of sextet *en-lustily. debilitated his body, pr impaired his usi deiltarding, these Lozeages oral protect him Cain lingec log diseuse, the islinaitses of premature old age. and a wretched diaulistioo. Wks by luxurious banquet), copious libations ' Papbiao excesses, and midnight res els the iota and daughters of dissipation hate ' brought no ihemselres delaxatioti, imbecility, and a long train of nerve's complaints, these Lozenges alit re Aere heaph vig .ur to the debilitated frame, and cheerful's" and animation to the mind. THE &ROM 4..T1C LOZENGES OF STF.EL are pee. pared sad sect by the Inventor, Dr. Senate, '' Ladtate- bill; alai,lo" Appointint-ni, suid at 0een'5...196 .-' Oxford—trvels hear Henn4ercet Allen, 76, Oxford-store, opposite the Pantheon; Chrisp, corner of Spiting Garden; !Ivan's, 9411. Strand, next the Lsecurn ; 60 Glen, 42. Omaha; Bolton, Itor:d' Etch once Stabb-, t:hemnide ; Fittihride,e, Piccadilly ; Ward, 3r4. Hatboro; and no where else iu Lou dos. Pelee Z'. per box, Duty sn bided. At the above places may alai be had, Dr. Senate's Treatise on Feinale Cdtholahets. Ptite %. 6d. ; a book which should be read by every 'tarried 'woman.