The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-20 00:00:00

PP'w'' .1 ERAGE WAGES nr . 1 / 4 NI L. 1110( R PER DAY I,Y GLANGOIV, rapai ISI4 TO ISI9, 110111 IN. Lesll'l:. _ _ 'Jr Nilo .riug most iniiortant s:Amnon was 'we ts ro by James Siiperintrinlant of Pub lic II eats is tilasgoir, "el crt I. is 314j,sty's ,tamrsl." averaire rate of nage.; for each tt.1.4 aserrtiined by reference tat Ilu 110 , 110‘ of the . 0.n.0 1 steoisire tuanufito:urers, and from sOatentents by the moat intelligent nor':twit. No i:rteut ran therefore be entertained of its being es trrnwly accurate. Wagra per clay 1811. ISIS. 1916. ISI7. ISIS. 1919. of Weavers of a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. sd. s. d. .1-13th Cowl:ries. 211 2 U 1 9 0 100 30 9 ii-4:lis Houk ult:sl. 111 1► I S 1 9i 14 I Ite JRCIPTION.. 21 01 I ti 0 03i 0 08. 4-401 s Polk:ties . 9 4 I B I I 1 0 0 010 1.-I,ths I 7i I 74 00i0 91 10 tli .1416 Ditto._ I 3 V 3 1 I 2i 7 i I 0 11-li!hb(iin3liaans It 4 111 011 UI ii I U 111 14 1 114 1 toi 0 19: 0 104 W.sr!•crs'Weges. 3 6 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 2 0 From this u.noial 141;01'1111'1kt, it aill.e;lr• , that the to% o•rn t re wages of weitlrts in tslas••ow ill 11-1 r.a4 Is. 2311. per dad• of 12 1.., a,•r, and in Isl 9 no more than 10id. per day, or ;os. till. per wcolt,—a pit t wee scarcely sufficient to prolong mere animal exist core. Ilia, in reality, the distres.tes of the weavers have in:reased in a far gr.•at r proportion than appears fro in this statement. In IS 17 they were enabled, isy carrying their furniture to the pawu.rookers, to raise considerable sum: lota this resource has lon sine: ; while , in adslitian top tlo•ir other misfortunes, the iambi of the greater part of tit• Erien.lly Societies, which Itad leo:lovely afforded them Folioi •ort and ass:at envy in seasons so ielversity, have been t••tally ex hit Ilit• 1 hey have flats lite , ailv fallen lift., tt state of slownrighl and abs..lute starvation ; and unl. is el'er- . foal means be devised fur relies iag their urgent neees-' shies, deeper ofifroth will 110 ti•und but a sorry gua rantee fur preserving the peace nf society a : rainst attacks of those, who, to use the words of Lord A. Hamilton, " ran only prolong existence by the plun der of their neighbours." It may be proper to mention. that Government have fo: three 'months past been in possession of the valua ble document from uhich we have made this extract: and we have yet to learn that in all that long period Cory have taken any step wh .fever toi alleviate the pri vations of the workmen, unless perhai•s the oorolering .of additional troops to Glasgow ought to be considered HP Slll4l. li'e subjoin a statement of the pric , •sof the principal, articles of food at Glasgow in the years just mention- eof. also taken from Mr. elelana's Table. It will 1,.• seen that the fall in them has been r parati‘ely little i .•r nothing. 1814. 1913. 1816. 1817. 1818. 1419. Mires of Oat- a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. a. d. nmal, per peek 1 9 1 6 1 0 110 1101 13 i'otatomperdo. 011 010 1 3 I 3 I 10 coodbeef,perlb. 0 9 II 8 0 74 0 41 0 t 4 0 7+ varsedo.perlb.o 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6 Itreal (Otte), per qua:tern loaf.. I 0 0 104 1 2 1 4 I t 4 0 II read ((coarse or hoorehold) do.o 9 0 74 0 0 0 111 010 0 ri Irlsi.butter.prlb.l 4 1 4 I If 1 6 1 4 I I r 41s,perltewt. 7 0 7 3 7 0 6 3 3 6 8 0 11 , ase-reot of tuo apartments 1004. 100 100 100 93 90 lila4gow and its dependent stihurlis contain a pupa. latiou of abut 14(1,0110 souk of which th ut 1.;,000 reside within the royalty. In I` , IN there were in all a!rrn►t :12,0110 hattd-looms in the employment of the twinufaeturers. Of this unitiber 1 4.53; were wi7hiu the city ; and on the 2lith of Augu-t last, 52.5 t; of the city towns were unoccupied. 1,4 W INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S HCNUII, M*v 19. 7116 ZING r. PALM Thit was a prosecution against Lucy Hales, the de f-,.ndant, for keeping a disorderly house. The house in v.:estion was Nu. 39, Newman-street, Oxford-street. Mr. Hearse, for the prosecuti tttt , stated, that Mrs. Ih!es had been convicted upon a charge of the 1131114• t.alure before, but upon her promising to abate the I....:franee, the prosecutors declined pra)iog judgment ny,r• her. The present (+aror was, that the owned 1": . • it pate' rates and t•r:es for it, k•tun iog it to be a &so.-derly house, and was therefore by Act of Parliament -responsible for the conduct of those who inhabited it. • also observed that she originally hati No. 40 en • goged in the saute way, hot that had neen let out lately a tenant. She had also a house of the sau►e descrip ti.m in Charlotte-street. 'A number of witnesses spoke to haying seen parsons' Foing in out of the house, at all hours of the night. It.w.s‘ grurcally reputed to he an irregular house. The Collector of the rates swore that Mrs. bales raid rates for the house. •' 'Usher witnesses said they had seen the defendant fiequently there. In answer to this ease, Mr. Jo NaS, for tioi defiinilant, admitted the irregularity of the blouse, but entlears.ur ti raise a question of law a, to the liability df 11. s. • Doi •s, who, it appeared, did not lire in the house. He • llAiwa that her paying rites r riiiit made her respou sliitt for the conduct of the lodgers. He called no V. The Cws>r JUSTICE in t harging the Jury h •hi. that Mts. Dales Was entirely responsible for the rharaeter of the bonoe, as she was pr..crd tit have received the r;..tit from the lodgers. There was no doubt of her and it uuly remained with the Jury to say, &tat the evitienee, whol.er they thought the charge of a aisurtieuly house was made out. la that ease they should find the ilefiaisitt _ . - The Jury, without hesitation, found accordingly.. straneca, r. COLLIER, JONES, AND etworii. This was Isis action to recover deranges from the . thiee defendants, kir baring as, , anited anti &het iin pri,,oued tki: .pla'eatiti in a le:ulhouse for lifteey i s. aL The pliitititf•was a miteraisla looking iiianositikk il rot appear in abut 11 - :.y he got his living, Ant ke slcmett to have been a clerk to an attorney at one time. • OfTfje 6W.dau tI, Mr. I oilier was a surgoon i Jones,* alilkutais, was 11“; fah .1 .rd of the koala in which the pi m intiff liveil ; and ('hi. re!: was beadle of the parish. . All these. he at..rred LI li r tiaciatatioo ',lad jointly 2r -4420114a him int a night in March, I Slti, and forcing a str.4i4-waistcoat open kiwi, had him taken to a mad- TIE STATE P.M how. Junes suffered judgment t• go by default, Chittyli 1111.1111 ml not guiPy, !tut did not appear, awl 31r. Collier pleaded a justification under the general issue. Mr. iiASKLEE appeared for Mr. Collier. The plaintiff, who conducted hiA own cause pt the ope.:ing, read a long- address to the.lory, hut in so low a t o r• of voice that he could um he heard. llis rase, however, will be fon a•! is the evidence. Sarah Steveth, a chilli of tx!•lte years cf age, and daughter to a woman a ith whom the pl.intiff had co habited for the la•t thirteen 3 ears, stated, that she recollected living with her flitter in Marshaw-street, Westminster. From thence she removed with hinsto a street called Hoot street, in the parish of 't. Lrollo'dt Sl:Ore:itch. Of this house the defendant, Jones, w a s Issailloril. Her mother lived I .l4intitr. s:te recolleeted on a Wednesday 11;glit in March, about four years ago, her father rut his timer by getting up is the dark ;AM re.whing for a on the offdiths. piece. lie bled a great deal, at..l 1 / 1 •Ca1111• yet y utak from the loss of blood. Ilirr lust thiu-t, at his 111.: ire, got up to go for a Mr. Solder to tie up the Mtge.., but not liottling him, she went for Mr. the sur_atinf, anoth..r of the defendants. Jones also came In at the saute time. At the tinge that these persons came iu, her lath •r was startling naked in the room. Mr. Col lier said that lie we i:ot in a rowlition to be left alone, and told Mrs. Stitch., the woman with whom he lived, that she tto o :ht to semi for some one to sit top with him. Mr.. Stevrft. s..ying she could nut get any one, blr. Collier went out himself and returned with t buret', the bezdle, who brim. , lo a strait-waistcoat with hint. All three ihen threw her father flown Upon a chair, and subsequently tled him to the bed. 'They then went away. lo alone an hour afterwards Mrs. Stevens loosed flee plaintiff. who was quia, p eaeeal►tc , hut very weak. Next tuornisf:: Chu eh rennted, swt rontinutul to come until the Sat ar,:ay following, when hrr father Wit Ind hitt) a roach by thatch and Jones, and con vi pal to n ift.td-1 1111 l `4l'. it appeared from the evidence that all the parties were in an humble situation of life (carmen), in Welk street, Grosvenor-moan% The indictment had been found at the Quarter Sessions, and removed by the pro serutor iuto this Court. 'lke Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions, fonloil the defendants guilty, but from the trumpery na!tire of the ease, it was understood that the Court should not hear of it again. HEEL r. 7IIK LAI'S SHERI/15 n► x;trooLgsgx. This was an action against the late Sheriffs of Mid dlesex, to recover tile rent of certain lodgings, hired of the plaintiff by his Orace the Duke of Marlborough. Mr. tirsisf.ric and Mr. CMITTr conducted the plaintiff's Ca r, and Mr. MAIMTAT and Mr. HOLT the defendant's. The case was in substance this :—The plaintiff, a tr . • • lady, residing in the neighbourhood of 11an claester-square, had let lodgings to the fluke of Marl borough. It a:peared that his lira r did not reside there, but c .uie there ovcasionally to dress. Property to a consi.lerable amount was sent to the lodgings, at (Jiff'. rut times, on his Grace's account. After a con siderable arcear of rent was INC, three executions were put in uir a his Grace's pro;wrte, and a broker's wan was pitt into potsessioli. The plaintiff immediately gave to the Sherill•-•••i.llieer., florkins and Laver, of iwr iiru n:,nn the property for rent due. l fry as r her that allsoshl b.. paid Mit of the proceeds of the proverty, wl:ieh was a itemants vkitted at :14 , 111., and the Nm.NO. Ihi kr redeemed it hy paving the timney, bat the plaiiithf was never film now hri.Egla her action upon the offirers' undertaking and promise. Ike case went to the Jury, wider the Learned Judge's tlirectilons, and they loom! a ‘miliet fur the plaietilt Damage* I 1:,/, 10c, heist, the amount of rent due from the 19th of April to the 111th of July, at the rate of Set en guineas awet k. is.lt 'TMENT. snowst: r. 111:$1:1gisioN AND OTIICRP. In Trinity Tenn, 1819, this l'iotrt made a Itule Iry- the plaintiff (win) cl.tinsa the title of discount Montagne). to proceed to the trial of this rause at the then next Ammon Ass4es for the emin.y of Susset ; and in Michaelmas 'Fenn last. such hair was discharged, and the plaintiff was let in to try it at she I. Spring. Assizes. TIP• plaint:lf not being ikrepire.l to trial last March, on the last day of East. r Tenn, the iseremptory hale was enlarged, 0s etonlition that the plaintiff paid the def:alaists' taxr , l costs into t...atnt party tieNt Trielity To ran. Mr. NeAat.arr and Mr. t umwriou were Conine's for the plaintiff. Being eross-e xaesineel hr Mr. 13 t ei:LEe. she said that this affair happened between to eive and One o'clock in the morning. She had sot gone to heel at sl!. li r father hail heel, very ill far fait; or lire .la i • befcre. Iler 1111 l flier and he 11.1•1 had a 4 : ll:trril that ;:i i .ilt, atoll her 'peer went out for some one to settle the Wafer -I.llll'el. Iles father was quite ra',...i, but he was no' teiresiviag am - flail:es:Omen the room. Mr. Collier tr..* Helfer there after Wednesday ilizidt ; he Ws , Ito! there , at all on the Saturday. Juno!, at :ir. (ii lier's let.:etest,, filtered to help h,er father on with his eleethes, hut he 4 1)1,/) 11.111.EY SESSIONS.-3Lir 11/. —ens would' not let him. 1 Dr;of Amnia Come/aide web indicted for stealing tide- Maria Stevens, the ther of the List witness, ro""i tern pair of pistols, the property of Mr. Iliviere, glen firmcil her oat. me t e. J une ., ~,,; :e i n , ,he ..:eid, let- appk..r, Oxford-street, and }'fist/.et • f.'..rsial.le was in- Cans.* there was a noise. Mr. I 'oilier toted her that It e dieted fur receiving the snette.—l'he Jury alteinitred plaintiff was met in a condition to be left lo 'sc. he the female pristine - , and found the hnshaed Guilty, was taken to Mrs. Burrow's house, w:u re he was sup- i b at stro„o, reetimmended him to mercy. potted for sonic time at the ex;.etise of the leati:t!l, and 1 The Jury in reennitrieudling him to merry :.id, their finally eotiveyed t., Westmiust.•r workhouse. Site en- : ir ,„„„„,„ for doing so was , th,. great G e ji ll j es which h a d dearttneed to see him daily, Lett was not 1w 1 ' 33144 -I heed, anisette!' to the prisoner, nho was in pot ertv, of He was :,ept there, she believed, for three weeks. ! i t t„„ . i i . e i ne: pi, „ miter, hr the „ n .„„, he, hid o f „H s _ This wi.ne,s en lerwciet a erc-s lotainination, in with le /emir!! of the pistols to SUMP pawnbrokers, whese r e s. sae arienitt.e. that she hail alepeeseel to her busleated's atoll he this cause had certainly been most is gligeat being insane in order to obtain a s...ttlendeilt. : and improper. Mr. ii.Vil LEl'', iu addressing the jury fir Mr. Col- 3lr. Baron limianw eery stronedv ateituadverted on tier, lamented that the plaintiff should Lore tbrawn.le . esi matinee in which the pawnbrokers had token in the ones on him of showing how fai that gentleman wax 4.1/4„, the f ew m i sera hlf ,hini„c, which they had justilie el in the r line he took tuwards the 1 42; ntUrt i given for it hat they knew in emesrienee to he worth by the n'lnal `we of min" he it 3 '; 11 . : .1 " l:ot . 1 reads, th.• little attention which they in general pay her was a p:olfessiceicil gentleman of greet character, i to th,. 'tibit., and the inducements which thereby were and he could not he %opposed to leaf - boar any pee -anal t held out to steal. Ile earnestly wished that Magi animosity toward% the plaialtl I. He was called up erne.% would hind ov r master pawnbrokers to attend about one o'itlawk in the morning, and hr could do no- : the Court, and nut leave it merely in the hands of their thing e lse than it.enseelt his jel,lgnient its to the treat. „1,„, ~„„ 0.. ,, i 0.1. , ..t• w hip scented Is it to to :e any interest in the most which the patient ought to undergo. lie also otc. regular adu li ll istration of justice. I !t• re:•!aitily, in this 'cried Urn(' the cite n esstaue • of t h e wife's havint: - ad- ~a te. „. on ia not allow a s i ng l e siiiiiiii of expotows to witted her husband's insanity wii‘ is applying to the .be given to them. parish r.theers for settlement. ' Karp Jan Pearce was indicted for stealing, on the A witness, named Thomas Morgan, bore testimony 17th of March last, at Honuelow, two sovereigns, four to the unsound state of wind in whittle the plaintiff was tree-pound notes, and a promissory notes fur 101. the on the morning of Saturd a y, w i i m he was taken to property of John ('alley.—Not tietilty. the emel-howee. Ile was quite naked in his room : Jun a Thompson, aged 23, was convicted of strai n-allied tee leap nut o f th e iiieeleof, or to sit upon the ing th:teet pieces of mahogany, value 30s. the property tire. 'Willies', with great difficulty, kept bin, under of Mr. D. E. Coulston. tor twine time. i Mr. Baron ti•uddoWordered a list of the names of Mr. tiasehee said, lie had more evidence of tins the prisoners, and the pieces whence they were coin nature to offer, hut the Learned Judge said it was nu- ',lifted, to he made out in all eases where the depiesi necessary ; anti the plaintiff's conduct even in Court , ti.ms were nut laid before the Court, and such list, at was a corrolfori.tion of it. ', the end of the Session, to be forthwith as nt to Lord The Jury, 'helm. the direction. ..f his Lordship, Sidr muth, as thereby effective measures would he taken found a verdict fur Mr. Collier, and against the oth.r ti put an end to an evil which hail long been felt here, two defendants, with one shilling damages. i and at the Assizes. Fr.nn an interview he had hail The Learned Jeuue, at the request of Mr. Basel• e, wito the Noble Lord, he knew snide measures would certified, which form saves the defendants against whom i n . take,. The ',canted Judge again repeated his eeb the verdict was found, front paving any but their s .rvations as to pawnbrokers, and, in mercy to the pub own costs. f lie, he trustee' that those who had it in their power l e KAY r. neenau.. ' certain quarter:, would give the greatest poseible eir- Tithe was an action against the defendant for our : s es inflation in the public prints. The peildie hail a right of ,I..ieler, of and co.,ed ruing the plaintiii in his trade. to expect protection from such conduct. The plaintiff's ease wis ceentleicted by Mr. LieNMet..l: and M1%0111'1'1'; and the de•fentlant's by Mr.SC•il. A NATU3AL ( . 1..i1A1.—.1 good deal of enrios, LETT and Mr. 'heir. . I r excited in " the Courttof Chinos" on Thursday, br , it appeared in svid:nre that the defendant ha , * been bein stated, that a poor old woman was in attentrani in partneiship with the plaintiff as confictieener, in'kwith a pettliirt, which she desired leave to Welbeek s reet. 1 hey had dissolved fa.titeesiei a i. Lut ,li k t h e c ounc il H oar d, She had &en waiting continued bushier., on their unit separate and respec- i the doors front nine o'clock in the emeraing, t tire accounts in dieterent house e in the s."lte xtreet• i admittance to the Court, when assemble t. She 'the plaintiff haul not been brought up loathe business oft‘ - tiered to he allowed to come in. l'he eehl lady, of a confectioner, atoll when le, op ened his shop oil hi5..,4; a 5 dressed in neat and dean, but humble attire„ own acconnt he put ()Vet' his elo-r the meant of Bedell.; tkrdingly appeared, ushered in by the several *Seers 'flat circumstance, it wetted, gave great o ff e n c e t o the, 3 she proceeded with a regular and uuenthmere defendant, who, on a su bse q u en t nexusion said of at.; p, p as sing re,,rularly frogs the iower end .... plaintiff' to his servant, that lie was neither honest, I 'ha mber to the other extreme, mod presented a large I jest, or upright in his dealings with any one, And that ! tter pared/to the Lord' Presidant. Lord Harrowby l ie was a 41 . .. i old rogue. It ord... of siusiler import: Inquired whit it was she had presented? the obi lolly were proved to have been uttered by the defeudaut to s t a t e d, that It was a petition df liable His LM4s other persons. said that it should be immediately attended ta t lad ' • Mr. &A eLetur submitted that the words proved wert handed the parcel to the. Clerk, to caper i l / 4 ' actionable. . its,, contents. ' the time the naelt inci out . . CIIILF Jewrti s said lie was of.d i at opinion, that the words were of and Ctioceruing :be plaiui in hie trade. Had they iuilititcd to him that lie hi made up his commodities deceitfully, tlus case wind( have been ditfereut ; and thole Lad Lem& nu proof that auy Lady had refused to trust :dm ism enaknusece f Me! unapt! alaniler.—N unsuited. . THE NIKO r. 1111,:inv 1311111 AND attuviun. This Was au intik-tweet against thm.tlifeasisnla ft. a common assault upon 11',019, un the tttlidf The:prosecution sru elmthaetril by 31r. KoLAN sod' 31r. Rsaws, and the defence by Mr. /lota. , • Is ine.ni _ ..... as well as his Lortlship,' - drsire , l that . : Poti• t •Oetild talc..• a seat, and the old lady aeeordingiy ri seat within the bar, ea di fbriit auto soper i ' ......,:s Of the table, and am , ongst the Lords . .. :Ike Clerk, on proceeding to parnse Aso zitt, which had been ?Elmira, eucloidd and land that it was a petition " ilaliblng die' . Kill' - s 'minty!" The etistaltd tile **kits bdil ip t ived irad d lnifir. inten,lo4 fn. the Sleigle'-Ahoetitor; kill oat the worthy old litiy.Ketisio.l sod.retisod.. The laical was directed it is Oke Wog, or his Lords Commis lifters." bau. tu.. -'t . , . ' p .~ _ . --••-• Fitness on ram. out lasposing the soul irseil w mu-mum.. ro a wirttlii with bliss hereafter. his d,b_ . Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed ohne- the pub- doe, it becomes au imperative duty, not only to regulate the . passions, but to cleanse the grosser tat o f from those ist- '"wer 111 purities, which the freedom of unrestricted plemilwe may ible cir- near entailed on it. To the neglect of seen attention are I A rig ht attributable many of those hapless instances. which. while alt they excite the commiseration of the behoider, should also impress hint with the fear of self-reproach. At Luxurious hal:its will effentinise the body-a residimea is se , ity W:111 the tropics will relax the elastic fibre-het wore aspedslll wl , be Its doilisopaturaisAliadisost-parslahva pm entrance 41br ' Dahl Tar arlin , into a. state of inanitioa, from II whence the ionized sufferer more than doubts thedraewa present of relief. To dB such, then, we address onrseixes, o 1 10 kg aLotit hope-energy-mnamdar straagtb--felicity • nor will to gain laysOrral•APPeas 4 ilieitionable• stutellGuird as they arc by . , asultlplfad prods of twenty years successful experience. ~ >he was The ant) cares of married life, are sometime' &sty . liy, who by the swipe:mien of Close blessings which consestrde • ~ 'tire, ac- nuptial wreath-for the female habit {soften counted * se ers; weak-let It can be sireitethened. and dodgiest sae* 6 11 ` . proved Sato fenctional power. atrasae" .1 la evert came of sypiAlitie 'strudels, as wen siod Oas is • , , I of the reioniatisa of the generative seostior, wephalga ear a large to care speedily, mad with sleet. Handily , rr „,b y expel the unfeeling empyric from its. position sap= ad litlY l°;11:117aakilea• up, r w o e ntreg l i e rr f ou roni r o g :n liefal boatour i t s i r 1 Atethip Mensbeel of the College of Kt s, we Wet * f,.. an d community of either sex ( boom ! =eat 1 ." o r void Matteis' ltte) at once to Oaf idly tettubloote Cl a- gives for personal eonveltatied; t aadieteses oft et • . d, Cul - moor, ono heatedlately - answered; these stestaieddelh ' die peti- remittease Sof Adrfiee and Medicine, width cis Irrharishidid wane, to Myllan anima 'grid. kmwestr distant. , ot °PP" N OOmml Pad CO. it, g..c. gonlestoo AL ' 4.1 , liosverte-atrcet, Flsst.stalot, LooMmiL' meimlon- Jukkmplimkril (Teeth r t aitiooh, Ite tloco; rj olSorLfll7., a fitteinsrroggave.lary os the IIIP , “ -. a Sealed, „....„.. 1 • BlogilCo. .4.l,lrelised to the Toetllted --4 ••• , 'a or , a May be had at 10. Paters/OW I !. Kipg ' rote ; • Pall . OsOrard-Street ; in. In" t4llgNi Tieleittiy et. If an Vaoksillalta ........ ...... w en.Priea nted out, No i LM . : Palatal • u - sii - Poblimhed by - the ___. 0 ; 0111.1h • . 9. WARM& JUL at Wm Oflar.l 4 o-_ iht-:_ 81 " • • 64111 r - Cominois- site llit. Glaussat's 4iporcit: ithetroldiUtoill , 1 _ Ems. matt AdmmPtile.lllo are ear$0011,0•10 • 4 -# G AN 4 111- 1.11.5 . MLR PARTICULARS.I man sru Master C. Mille, a void d most enraging manners, only .14 William Mills, of Cratidoekstown, tas t e , a 3 1 aizi5trate of that eiltatv, Ut MAR OF A [mums' ?Lis young gentleman of great promise and years of age, son of 's in the county of Kildare, . bring found dead on the !mitts of Punchestow , w i t - h tuarks of great violence on his person. Notice was immediately given to T. Harrison, Eq. Coroner, who made active r.nd diligent search for a citcuit of :5 miles (in the progress of which he seized some fire. anus, found in the possession of suspicions persons), and took into custody a nun nain. , el Jobn Kelly, who se very unsatisfactory answers and appearance gave cause for suspicion. It appeared that deceased had rises at au early hour on the day of his death, to detect poa •het on the rabbit burrows; that he chased the murderer better than two miles, who discharged the contents of his gun in the young- gentleman's breast ; that not evading the pursuit, he outrun 31r. Mills, and lying sutler the well at 1 unchestown, struck the deceased with the cock of his put, as he was crossing the wall, which caused his death; Lis j owder-horn was got near the body, and also the trigger of a musket, but bis gnu was not to be found ; at six one of his school-fellon a, who was out coursing, discovered his body. After hearing a train of ektunstan;:al and corms boratiug evidence, and eel. irering an al: p riate hargr, the Coroner left the case to th« Jury, v.:10 were highly respectable and intelligent ; and woe, " 7 bat the said Charles Mills came to Lis tiratia by a gun•sLot wound in the kit breast, au•l a 'now of souse weapon on the hark ; art of his heat: ; and that feat the Wi dener, they had reason to suspect that John Kelly was hwilicated in the inn tier of the said Chariot Mills ;" upon which Mr. / !a rrison counnit tell Kelly to Xras gaol A liberal subscription was Ciro roared into, an a l on the s p ot upwards of 504. subscriLetl, which it is supposed amounts by this time to nimaf.;s of I,oot n. for the prosecut'on, apprehension, avd rattrietion, er for private informal:on, of the persans concerned in the• sail twirler. On Mondny Inst. the I.ntic of j.E.Conant, Esq. of E.-r -oserstreet. of a son. niED. On T!nirclay laa, ofler r Ivw hclirg Jahn Fortes. F.N. of lla:er-street, Port Nan-square, is the id r f bit Nee. • 14linrloo, on l'lsnratl.y la.!. %arab. the wife aP. P. Plan t. 1. ,n . as o .l 49„ on 'noir. lay tat:. Mrs. (21...rk, wife of J. Clerk, Fool. (.1 Bownhatts-hawse. Gio.. realer. " Your vigour pines. your tidal powers decoy; Divenses haunt you ; soul untimely age 1 rirtmps...)o luVrtry and ilireipri th • is enervated, and the body soon falls an pas) . width'. To remove disorders arising frees fashjonahle gaieties, and to rettere • the debbltated constitution. is 'it: result of our study and sac ( tessfule , perience fur thirty ) ears I`o4. in this peculiar branch , of our pro f•••sion. and whirls gi t • us a decided sup- rioriry oser ai . otio•r• Phtetioners. in recent eases of ar YPI I LITIC • INFECTION a pcmscrt I use is rompletrA in TWur DA X • : and in more complicated cites. u herr other , hare failed of ..recess, i propr•r perseverance in oat oh ,d o o f Treatment insures to Me Psi:, at a perfect re-eats ' in cases of NERVOUS DLIDLITY and V LAR RRIA.XATION, and for all the afflicting Tart simption and Chronic l'ompicints. whether v a long residence In warn: climates. t.r by the indflosadomi e( ! youth. when, by solitary indn:genee. the seism hetredlors , Masted and the nerves unstrung, when languor and fildlll%- ' choly are depicted on tbe countenance. we possess a L- I :neatly unrivalled for its salutary power, in rendering the flaccid nerves firm, and thing tone anti esieray to the most derrilitated ('onstitution, imputing, Ilse bloom of her.l:b, mid resiorMg strength and manly rigour. N u merous cases of filrieture; of the Urethra have been. and are daily, under oar fire. the total eratacation of which is effezt, it hl a safe. Cu-f -t sin, end expeditious: mo.le of practice, superior to an) other yet adopted. In the cure of any of these Complaints, our Patients are treated with the greatest skill, split:rude, homier, sad ie creay. The fee required is the same as that of room. Practitioners. Letters from the o.untr), stating parties lars of the ease. enclosing a Bank-note, will be duly an swered.—Medicines sent to all parts of hs werid. CURRIE and to. St nu"ons. Members of the Royal Coneg's of London as d Ldinbirrgb, ?So. 1117. Ilattan-Garden. Dooms et pltas vizor Ilea. Ts y house vivid phrasing a (fr. SOCRATES, by his discourse on morriage, so ear raptured his auditors with th.s subject, this' the married men flew to their and tier betehrlora hastened Sibs wedded ; and " The tripectatdr" has affirmed. that the "Id " wife" the most agreeable and delightful Came in NOM Tile sacred institution, then, of marriage. eompassm the desideratum of oar enjoyment. teeming not only with her piness on earth. but disposing the soul itself to harimaise I ,1 PI IL