The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-16 00:00:00

tate undermantismcel peasenw are. tinder riii "WI t 01111leret 'at the 11ext . (1,enefqf quarter; Sessitiiil4 NeitiOsstei, w bier: coasnienge.t6e 261 k of eletaber instant, and sir to 'be , Jproterted a g ainst by intliettoea4t Sod Isy . attitm at Isle t for •the damages &Aid to 4 witthicd in esesogoeditie the isjWy dons us. Tbetitenesa. -1,11 to ~-.. '! ._ UK 11.4 FJL . W . . . 4410 4 litiolllllllolltrset, bt. l Jautee.t.. Get* Is ) . •tc• .1. 1011 .4 4 It0;17 1 Wf itioai i itii l ir i fpcf, Ndod'edle e i CieutletWan t . • ? JO_HB 10Iailifisr.fAe.:1148.1Hull.bilaus Qiiitleasan. ' Cll-.1 RL ES FO,WI n , of at. georgea,lgurisital, Apos thecary • • WILLI 1M 1) itltlElfd :4, Catherine-street, Mifi Pimlico, Gentleman. .... lIENR 1 - MON TGOKTOUCa- No. 2S, Queen-street, Gulden-..0na,.-e, E. DW Piartn-Me prukek, ' ARD W *ME of 34 1 6.4, Leg-altcy, Long-sere. Tenser. ~L " . • 0:' •,.....: • WfI.LT A It k U DUO JONES, of Xo. 21, Cecil-street, Stmts.,. G e ntl e man. CHAMLESCCRNEY, of N0 . .10, Bell's-buildinp, Sa lishury-man st ~,. GEITRt:E.BI i c i / tr a t; Nn. 9, Little. Tow M er-street, Tow er-bills Dieter.. &Tr and Co.',. Arlihnitik RANSOM, of Bleobehn-street, Bood-street, r. r aft i : JEA: 1 1 :2 1 1 1 1 1Z.NI, of No. 15, lir•weriotreei, Col iti)e,lllinrlos. 1 01 . 2 " ary l t d 71:as t ettstwe l i ra , LT , „ • CON RIP, etc No.' 44; Cheat Theidleld-street, IC " A i ll. sile tti ' 4lfirix, of No.B, Holborn-court, GraKi; lan. 4 :ettt • WILMA il•CO it t l tr of No. 14 Austinariarr. floc ' En W.VED GOL . 0,-at ute Owes* Tara, , s_ssetithtsoniter. • Lattnare . .dOHN JONSSON. of No. ti IL .11Attierine-street, net th . 'nkne:illarinits. NOMA S . COTT, No. 11, artioo-street, Beckett , * 14 1 11 ori • t J.:11 X &LEM MITCHELL, No. bi, Sonthainptnn- row , Bnlaeli-suttare. r:• sosnuA TREWIJtNARD, of No. 40, Strand, Watch, winker. ' • ji,tbi WM Jolf AA Ile. 9. Holywail- street. Weimar). l i lt. 3 a N 1). W. l U,. IS, • ; nt.strect- rend, St. fienceet fa the..P.t.• r. • 6 MAIM SMITH; N 0.16, Resler-lane, West Smith field. Ailyersinii h. . , A • G VDU ( a.: H A LLoil Pip. 33, Poultry, Loudon, Manches ter wortiosnerhito. J ,•'' ' AWN TACKLE, id Ka 45, Villiers-street, Strtoul, Clerk io the bar. Orst ivibiek lir ruA Atl lIER f o. 10, Westmorland-street, St; Murstsisiebone< ott_ _ ___ nL iti• *" FRI . Oiliti t*K 11061HNEAU, of No. 40, wienince- Wreet, CavendssO-souttre,"Latfourer. W 1 Ltf AM It I. At • K BURN, of Dean street, Canterbury wre ta, &swim sr:, Poor-deader. J A MI- *, ORE M of,Ille• IS, Swan-street, Bethel& Greed; DO ier. • ' ,___. * anittettllli rtrAstrr I T oit ARD,of No. 761 West Sit/abaci/I, elbseavbroker. - I Ge kl i i,ll l o l .1111,1t5.1.011, of Haabori, Worcestershire, stinfiLIiiIIPOCACK. of No. 61. Cheapside. Hatter. 4A Ntk.4 . ip.rEILTHORIN E. Lenoir/gum Gravel Pins Lefior-c eerier. to the Gorse! •Past. Office. Jtbilr /WWII Altiffi 'V 1., of Nu. 6, blitreteoort-buildinp, Tellititittorwev at Law. 4 cliti.F.lits, of Cluirels- strew, iteclowy, Coal forret'. . 'NON Ail W A 11(41, No. 2, ‘alishairy-place, '1'4(624. Se..islisay M ~ clerk in the Ordnance Olticeat tilt-Tot ter. Betel!.. and The sou r. 49,AiL., Architect, is Uncoil'', Inn. 4 7 . . young man eaglet! ROBERT VIN ALL, a Creek ina Polk (likes, were abn nist..rod to And bait. ._ sarearr=samweetwaste The recent transactions at Madras, end the si riot's consequences-likely to result Irons the disc. grcemeslta between the Officers and the Government , there, have been amply discussed both by his Ma. jetty's Ministers and the Court of Directors of the East India Cowpony. Already have two ships been sent uiit to Judie with disc atehes, mad ano tier has litetsa orderoil to held herself to readi•tess fur,tlie sane I,urstose. Some iin por taut ellanges are abont to,take Mace is Hindustan , is the na. tat as, well ilii,Coll ats4 auditory departments. Ad miral Dew,. it is coefulentiy stated, ' has -been recalled, . A letter (rpm Viienua, of tito.Seth felt'.` oblervel, that the important, .negociations at Altetthurgh is et f e proceeding as fast as the dilfieulties,the con.' trseting parties ! hail to encounter would admit. The restoration of tranquillity was procrastinated on'ilthe - mtKfu Of i •the courier from Petersbargh, o hose, arrival was daily expected. 99 Sgtitril?y letters were received from Holland, dated.tho Bth itsatset, The writers state that it was the oi.ititon of , the best.informed persons that peace en the Ca t elisent would soon be an. nounevil, . and thate t notwsthatanding the move. ments of Abe troops oil that Danube, and the active i milittry prepagations both of the Austrians and the t ranch, theft' was no apprehension that hosti. lities st auk! be renewed. A' severe contest is expected in Yorkshire for the (ktee of Register of thelVest Riding. The electors must. be possessed of absolute freehold property, Worth 1001. a year ; and their numbeis are supposed to be about 2100. It is, huWever, anticipated, *kat many of them will not tender their votes on the. present occasion, as they are not now rated t 6 the prciperty tax ; and in the ex ercise of (heir franeltiselhey can hardly hope, itt these deo Stofsnanelal inquisition, to elude the vigilant., enul notice of the tax-gatherers. Mr. Hit.t„ one of the Surveyors belonging to the Navy Board, is now at Portehester, taking plans of ihd castle and store-houses, which are to hespprypri f tted, for the reception of French psi. Emere. • ' t he fourmous expence of the prison.. ships isffie reason of tic prisoners being about to bi retiovel from them to Portehester. A robbery was committed at the Brown Bear public-house, in Bow-sired, Saturday morning-- ! *last place in fhe metropolis, next to the Ons. tile, Ilk ly to experieuce such misfortune,. Two fellu*s, who had slept there the preceding even. ing, conveyed away a pafe of shoes and a pair of gaiters ! • The miseriihre thies4s were followed and Liken ; one of tlitm Is emu ..ittd f o r tri a l, an d th e , other is sent ditbitartlthe Tend!(! ' On Tuesd;i" night, ahpot etliou o'clock, as th;:`waiiliritart or Doan'. 7 yard, Westminster, was r•itti: hi: r..i.ads, he found on the steps of one of Oa boariling.hou:es a Laity; in great distress of as nit, Anil a,.itarently just. from her chamber, haying on a loam( whilenitettagown, which may h;;ri..iftsw lead to a dint very of her person, &c. Mir iii:rea'y to•the Watchman:wait in a language a t undersiiiiid.: She list taken to the pubbc kin's,. 4, , j.iiiiinir, and pal to bed; bat to the great aro .i kis, nt of :he people'lif the houie, in the tn.iiiiing %he teas guise, leaving outhits 4 behind her hut the ((Own she had on when taken . in, on which there are initials v and a foreign Coronet. . .- , • DON GAZE,T,7'3 Or r 1 14._ ir Queen's Palace, NI I ftli 6Y Oct. 1801, Present ' the Ling's Most Excel.' lent Majesty in Cooseil, His Majempeaving been itleased .tko artitlint the Right Hula. Hirry . Earl Bathurst to be one of his Majesty!. Prinsiimi Sfcte4ries of Scatc l , be was this day, be,hte Maj est) command, 'wort . , one of his MajestybiTillicipil atititlet Stiiie accordingly.' r.-. •• • I. ye qiiti"'"7 1 0••••1 , 1 -,44 sti )4PITARY ar.ll. • Cmnreissions ie the Omvetshire Retistient of Militia; alined 4y sbe I l prddiieusenent.. 11•! (I Captain Rieliard'Tockerliteward to he Mayor, vie, CO craft, resigned. , Dated•Ottishor I, )000. 1 Giles Di.ton Barber„ Gent. to be _Ensign, vice Grantsbre signed. Dated September IR, 11109. Joseph Clapeatt, Gent. to be ditto, vile Pringle, resigned. Dated September 19, It.'). Commission to the Dorsetshire Yemsanry Cavalry, slotted by the Lord Lieutenant. Riebtard Erie Drasitkomennr, Escr.•4ls'be Major, vice Tra vers, resigned. Dated September IA, 1809. Commissions signed by the Lnrd Lieuteaaut of the County of Norfolk . 2d Eastern Regiment of Norfolk t.ncill Lieutenant Noverrr to be captain, vice Bork, re sigued. Doled tieptentber*), 1809. ' Ensign Fruisci Boyce lobe Lieutenu . • it, vice Noyes re, pro :Rioted. Meal estabone. John Batifother, 'Gen. to be Ensign, vice Boyce, promoted. Dated as above • Brooke Volunteer Infantry. IWil44am Woolterton, Gent. to be I.ieutesaol,./os Whale, tedgeted. Dated St/Member 23, - ISO9. - Jam . e (leol. to l Eoisign, vim Joined % meted. • Doted as asove. ' Norwleh Rine Corps. "InnCrum). Esp. to be Captain, vice Sadbury, resigned. September 2i 1809. Lame. Sanseelcasleams;th be Adjutant, without pay, vice Crnso, .promosted. Dated as above. Climiaissioas signed by the Carl, Lieateaent of the County of ' • • 4• • I amord. • `Archntheld Loral !Militia. George Mooey, Esq. to he Lieutenar.t.Coloisel. Dated May 17, 1809. Henry Barnes ' P.sp. to he Alar.w. Dated as nbnve. John Gibson, Esq. totse Captain. Dated March 18, 1809. George Terry. Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. George Averme, IBA. to boditto. Dated May 17, 18t.e: Nathaniel I'urcbas. F.sq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Joins Tomlinson, Esq. to beitllttn. Dated As above. John Stratford Caliber, Esq. to, be diths. Gated as above. Jo, , eph Jordan, Esq. to be ditto. Dated a 4 ;Mince. Stephen Howells, HA. tit be ditto. Dated as above. John Lechmere, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Thomas Actoo Wollaston,rl sq. to be ditto. Dated as above. John /leant, Esq. to he ditio,. by Brevet. Dated as above. Wm. Brown, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. John Palmer, . Gent,. to he dbto. Dated us &Isere. Wm. Jones, Gent. to be auto. Dated as above. Thames Immo, Gent. to tmilltto. • Dated as allure. John Williams, Gent. tp.lle no. Dated as above. Jame. Petiole, Gent. to ne . dittn. bated as above. James Eisner, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jane Si, 1809. Win. Vevers Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Jobs Simeraill. Gent: be to ditto. Dated as above. Daniel Macaully, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. • Junin Mae earthy, Gent. to be Quarter-Master and R,tta lion. Dated Almelo So, 1bQ9. 1 Re ‘ i,iie,a of North liereford.hire Loral Militia. 0 5ainael Gino. to Qoarkw-Master and Battalion Clerk. Dated h overnoer 24. 1808. Regiaiebt sif North Herefordsbire Logy .1 Militia. Robert Arcuibald, Gent. to be fawner-Master and Nat*. boa Clerk. Thiled November 24, 1808. • c. •Al - . • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. IL Barber, Wadi/, -street, recreant, front Oct. 17 to, Nov. 4. , J. M'Cloteds Oseemmod, Woolwich, wheelwright, front Oct. 14 to Oct. 17. • BANKRUPTS. J. Aleocks ' Settlebed, Oxfordshire, victualler to sumo 4ar Oct. IS, 21. N0v.23, at the Great Cron, Oxford. At- Votaam. near Oxford. H. Hakim! 11. 11. Hale, Birchio-lane, oilmen, Oct. IS, 21. Nop. 26,nt. Attorney, Mr. Allistots. Erre- Man's-court, Corohill. „ Ti Halliday , Baltdon. Yorkshire, wanted-spinner, 0ct.26, 17, Nov. 45, at the Tua Ina. Bradford, York.. Attorney, Dlr. Evans, Hatton-eardeo. .7. Nerds. Pottsmouth; baker. Oct. 21, 22, Now. 23, at the Parade Cogee- house, Purtsmouth. A t Lorne) , r. Howard, Portion W. [blase, Cheltepbam. watchmaker. Nov. 3. nt the Crown Inn, Worcesler. Anemia', Mears. Vti.ard and Hutch monk Liscolo's-Lain. H. Riley, Sinuerhout, Halifax, cotton-spinner, Nov. 1. and 25, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, A • - Herd, King's Bench-walks,. Temple. • J. Chethain, litaton Norris, Mancoester, cheek-manufac turer. Oct. 30, Noe, 1 , 5, .2.5, at the Red Lion Inn, !detains Norris. Alb/lacy, Mr. Lingard. Heaton Norris. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 1. W. Manson, Lancswer ' w oollen-draper.—Nov. 7. 1.. W. JoAnne+, Brownlow-street, Holborn, cabinet-maker. — Nov. 4s 11.71. Pearson, Beverley, Yorkshire vas-dresser.— Ike. 5. 0. Hargreave and J. Good al.', Alancliester, mer chants.- 16. W. These 7, Cambridge, surgeon. Nov. 11. Parsecs and W. Daniel, St. Martin's-lane, heir-merchants. —Nov. R. W. Kirby, Manchester, merchant.—Nov. 4. G. P. M'Cartlty and R. W. Vaughan, Bristol, tailors.—,Nov. 4. J. Enstone, Oxfordshi , r, victualer.—Jan. 31). A. Ar buthnot and R. Bracken, Piiilpot-lone, merchants.—Nov. 4. W. Wright, Ashby-de-la.Z itch, Leicestershire,' draper.— Nov. 11. J. Cole, Fore -street, mationer.—Nor. Iti. B. Moe k/, Old-street, money-scrivener. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 4. • A. Cawley, Mellor, Derbyshire, grocer.--41. .blosely and A. Whieldno. Landon, merchants , — J. Clark and H. Hall, Market Ilarlivirough. leicestemeite,earpetananafacterers. R. Illor.ley, Spintlffelds, silk-weaver.—J. and T. lledale,, Santini, Lam - maim, coitoweplaners. .....iM...... Average Priors of Corn, by the quarter of eight Winches ter Bushel", and of Oatmeal per Roll of 1 kllbs. Avoirdupois, from the returns received lathe week ending 7th of October, 1809 :-ICheat 1091. 6d.—Rye 61s. 4J.— Barley 925. Od.— Oats 345. IL—,Beam lod.—Pease 565. ad;—Oatmeal bh. Id • •• Thawing! Price of Brown or Alineovatin Sugar; com puted from the Returns made in the NN cek, eorting the ,Ilth day of October, 1 0 0 9, is 5 25. ijd. per cwt. exclusive of the "Uw ftelsiorge plelno payable thereon no the impostatiost , dt i inVU • r -•%.- rmq •-• . " WILLIAM MOUNTAINI, SAIttiCIA'S HEM) ty, N, SNOW-11 ALL..LONDON. 1 111e - bist attwatmodatfon (10111hirelleriz-T:and Reds, cha,k; e Li quor% an d unwiring abate% The followiag 13 ..., Coaches, Mail Ciwiches set out from the harareat Rend Lim SwVr-hill. 01. 0 04 1 ;()Wi . 430111*RIElle eA*Likw, *HITCH I. VEN. PI.NRITH , 13144441611. APPLEBY, etr -12440Ctc,E.. dud . 11011.01X3 Milln IDGIF., ..H aw 1),.. 1 TV/.. flle.. eivery Siorukag, to carry fair insides. *OINK tied LE KIM Ne w Post INsaelses, Vet outalfign tenn► t og n i hag-past *We iiiiiescli ; . artier al 1i art illeilext 4iv was r,, elve o clock. • ECLIPSE New tising Post -Coach, rarities I.' .ii r Amides naly le tut limit.. Attoderla ri. Newenstle, ...,I ...Ediaburjels, tic want oc, Sitiosiforal, Grantham. :lad It ~, raster,lt every re , sling its Ith_ o roilig, to Mi s ,oerbib, the Whittl-ur•e. Chp Y bee ; i*. ;i t Llaconomm Casale Tray bout its !averts sol. 1,, the New F:‘:. i log Paqt (roaches, tit 11it.,01 too, Oaleoilivrei, 1.1.•:. pout, ditity,--rLecds and w4teri II Br, PO , l t:o.scn, • tolled She , Clawhirr. *.eti mit 'iwreil !Burning at Seen', **cloth. by II leas wid Co. Leeds.:, • • tpoiToN, ipaltling, Pitterh N itow4l%. Stilios. LP and rianthlgdon new [loyal Stag („Ipticji, wi i . eut ~,..r y' tieitrtng. Coaches !rout Sitbn t. illiilliby, Louth, (411101 3 , al4lHull. Lleriat,etwo".. Warriagtim, linulstiotd v agerw.• and t itch field Post Coach, called the h:.x .. pultian et, emu c‘.151.4, „( lee rerbselt, I.' the Crireru fon,.'Red4nars-dWi.t, Livra p ul. filaerdtd•titteolitingt., 4 iivril :awl nit IaTIPS. Filing Pest ,Caophlthenogle Chip. iftenham. Caine, and Mlellawough, ciery. fryttoo ; 4en ‘k • l al Mr. May's, the they!plualltiem, It ever ' .aifri Mr. L o o t i,, n :tavern Thasmarstreet, Bristol, :xt tuorisio,.. Gamow. 1 ,, Wells, Bridgewater, Tamotsu. *r. LEEDS new light t:oneh. collet the Rocha •ehaan, .er. amt every morning at eight ultigick. Carries four mil let. ant', :awl goes reinarkablv ea.,v, trite 'a guard tatrougumat. p,,,,,, * through Stamford, Nest .4.k, Retfor I, 1).1111-aster, al.l Peer% . bridge, 14 the Gottleo.lion. (.eeds, owes toy at tom, mod return from thence every Morino & at cleat eel •elt. Not withstanding the uncommon ex iu.dition •II gal, t - ttac.., it i) al lowed tat be the Mow agreeable not complete public convey. nave .10 the North 'tend, tieing unequalled in acessesseedation by :my other. . . K aNDA t, Lancaster, Prest lin, Kirby, LniF lite. B, atm, Chides: thasekirk , •rsti florsumg 'Nut Crinchao, every aftea . aeon, at, Haar o'clock. Guarded. . Gt.•sninw;laiis.!Aft ..n, Gretna Crean', Amu, 1),,,,,,, 14 „ , liteawnhot, thernritill, Sanqrstr.r X dn. Cuomileff, Khipseell, had all parts "sr 'gain's), Haispertiviwil Coatis, Daily. Layett e Spil..l4_, Boston, (tuli p ihiaiolay, Spiddistr, Prue,. born', Sttlleti, al All wit ineiren Coarh. sets sir every afternoon. all Use's's/we; Miseakiwset, Mocelestield, Wilmslow. Con *top, liawcaalie. Walsall, nod. Wasiverliwaptua ?sot Coach every aliertmon. Guarded. CA a t tscd, I'enrith, add Whilehae r en. l'ost Coach. Ines i wilb.foler horses nod a peril hIl the `wilt. Passes' thranels Brougb, , Appleby, . tirrtahridge, -41.ichnsunt, Catterick, Bocutightwitige, Wel:herby, Auerfar.l, INsticavier, Mid Chau throw (the DM Mit Wok* he et:o4lmm Violin). Sett .00 every Monitor. and 'effort's, Oho tourney u its the greasiest facility. Passengers detawed iv •1111. rant by ht ii, or p i m ,„,,,,,. , ' have the peen:lir 4 evattfa of their %rats tkittg sccarwe i i , tile next Camel' ( with slat Cortelnuen I. Ka inane:4)&4ov, WOWS, Wolverhampton, K aiderininster. Stausbridgc, and thidiev Coach. every evening. fi g ton ee ts POkt 'CitArh. tbruegh ityegate nod Coekbeld, veer, Morning at a Quaker before Seven o'Clock. St; xiana Lasts. Stockine t add I*.arm new Coach every H-noriiiiig, to the George Inn, Sunderland. Yolik,_ Mesterei/P. runt Fallribeigh ii., v Co-ch. performed with a Utinsd throutlicml, tete mil evert ns..rning :it seven o'clock. by way of Nevtark, it eff w.l, l'adcader, Harlington, Northallerlon, Dorliam, NloYpeth, :Lad Shwa icli. Pas , esigers finding thesassive(allgveri from the length of I heyournev, limy rest what time they pleo.e, ant then proceet apotwittwisea g y I,!ditianial fire, William s. lark, 11l Irk Stan, Canary-I.lOct, York, ram -Coaches to Suredirrlowl, Hid., Scarborough, Whitb), and other Tiarqs. SIIIIRWkL.V It V, Well;itenh, anti Shithsall l'osl Clash, it, e R..‘ al Charlotte, every a larroono. at eve o'clock. f ioardeet. Sit Frei...it nod Itotherhisso Pain Casco, coifed the - Ksck- Ingham, ever) morning. flextime is I nt.'s ' I.' ttwitige, Denham. and Redhill new Putt Cuisek, every afternoon, by ifirii arl Watts, and Co. Hots., Nortbe. , .ve. llowders, Tamar. :nut Ito:sea-tea post Coaeh, every, morning at.seveito'cipck, to the Ball and Sun lon, kb tisi:ltnte, Hull. WIN °toe Coach. every Afternann at One o'clock. Tort in ta *tic 411.1 lidtei. Sidon Cal , a' .1. 'l4ley, at n.d I pan ten, halt ;pea Iwo, half peal f0ur,31,.1 h 11: pil,l , ert'll .1 . 111.1 k. WAR tirrIELO, ratilfrellokm 1 1 .0 • ' , ..101,. ..'or 1 th.• Hurry Wltketielti. to the '4;111,44 4 e•ns, %s • . ...It . IGLA4GOW,LDlmrioativim,:utd PONT PATRIC IL ('OZlchr 4 . N. B. 1.1.44 . 144 r, ••• . "ow, y hy the muirr-ineuttinied W. . T. Des!, Becciii,:i..4migay. Bury, rs7ll parts of Suf folk, gvery Alro x lny. I . ,Ntrrek, damth and Falmouth fir daily, earrying ph:segers, umi.ti, to ;ill p.trt. tirt he , SoUTIIA YT4))11, rincheiter, Alresford, and %Iwo Coach, even morning. SiIITU A UPTON, Winchester, Rivisses, Levriburst, iogtuu, Christchurch,. Ringwood, F.w.lingbrialre, Poole, We of WiKht, JerbeY,_. lll,l (7inerme) 1l yißwtr d4i13.• NSO kr* t, fliuripton. and To iclenh.‘lo, twice a-% erk. WI A Lnost oven. Newhartontl eviry Inesinv. Ux SIR 111614 lYer-Acioas, Southall. I la)e*, trod Uille:rled Cart, twice ti-o ark. Clue aces rota, Ahlri,sdon, Ana Henley, three times a-week. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co . respect - fulls fiesta tint 'keit Feleucil and the Public, Iluit !they will nut be occuunt.il.le iot ..ny I'm - eel or TAllnage, &c. ufsesore emus Five Pour) ito lust, or anaingetl, Yaks enleteil :is rich, am' paid fr0. : :.,.c:09- ingt, as the asraneo's Head bon. Sowstr.+4ll. A i.:IIALLF;NIiE. , MESiRS. 01111,41 K and CO: Surgeons, late iu his Majesty's service, challeage. the tt Nile world to prove a siagle ors-tance where their Mmlic::ie and Method of Care have failed of the desired effect. The oractire of many, yeaulla tut , part ieular branch of their protessimi, has not givpn riSe tv one intsuccessful Uwe. Theyenntlnne to dltert their studies to the 'treatment ar.:ll tore of Yearned (Vandalises, and that lieringemeot "r the BY 6 tetustw WO is the cnnoequestre of tuc Kruk-tot:saint effects of a habit lung and must unhappily pursued i. the youth oiebeth ' In the one it will be found to be the anfaililK 91111111 re OflMlTENtlets ;. throatier have i ravages fa .taliv developed to them ht a di-tres,ing state •-f det•ility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. 'f ae,.e nreirs'teatotormil uttimaterlfrets, While Utiroirnphous, 1.-st of binocular Power, and various Ner s out Otos plaints, itswilly piteracterixe the earlier stages of thiv solitary rice{ Of per snot inruguittiin,; no•ter tin' disorders incident to sorb t habit, their treatmmee i Pimp e, and has never planed tintweessful in the tzestment of a lung, laborirstio,nod much 'laniard pr.-- • tire. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of V ene ma! Infectionouelt as Obstrnetiorts In the Urethra. Sper r y lixereseroces. /lard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se minal Weakness, Gleet• as nisi. • • • PYRICTURES, Whether recent or al long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Prnetit motruare, by their presect losprqwed Otto tirtrelinvent, raid permanently cured, - out the pal knt Puttering the r; setae kiting Vain nod alarm in.: he morrhage which frequetilly folioat s the application of the In ear caustic. In the course of twee" seats exclusive practice in t metropolis, numerates case- of Strictures have I)..es: and are dails tinier their rare, Alt& OMNI evaillicatiou of whiek are effected by a safe, cer:ain, awl expedithmsmoriel.fprietire, superior to any other yet adopted. Inc neakness. rehten tion, mid debility proceeding-fermi this complaint, ..re spee dily resooveds.and the patient. restored to vomit am' vigorous henhth. hlut where the itelidity has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies ! after:* Stric ture has been destroyed, is iadhpeasably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of We, sad to re-anoint the Consti tution. Several Nowt.esis: v and GA711144[1 of the first revert ability, have been seder the cart of Meows. CUR RI x: and CO. fur the removal of complaints of the Urethra. sit-re hires, der.; and basing received a radii:el and permanent Cure, particularly requested that references !night be masit to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of m ci ., e s. (Altura; sod Cce4.plan of treatment. MAII3, of these fientlemen have had ttiwtuces from W t • at sears, and had been under the rare of Messrs. Howe, ilea% other Surge”essif ',nil cookware. who attempted the cure by the unpile:taloa of the Lunar Caustic, *Wino? sueee.r. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be co:welted Os either -es with the greatest debris. -t, secrecy, and itt their home. Nu. 107,-Hatinn Garden. Pntienu in the C,ountry are requested to state the r.rtirts tars of their ewe. age, and roma habit icc. C. enclosi. l ; a retliblatiee for att ice and itletticke,, when the lame it 111 begiven or seut toasty part of the kingdom. I'll ..n -sure that secret, vo esseuti::l 14 their itistiert.altuig, the po-l mge of :eters may be ;Idled to li.e oo.t C. , :* [Least 9th Julie; 1849-107. Matto fi ED - AT CO- i. From, the Lo; VE. N T.G.4 .7'1113.417i E. - t the Court or ► t • 1 1 • • , POLICE. • • -.•- • • Alionow.-.F 410 .—+ spo r r wpoolor i oo_by atv.. A. Stiluralititl Jew butrVer, tii"*Wolti be: . bad been ell*, TN% forging, or' 60014' kio*ing i t to orpi, a elstek his ilitYsiter Or 1 my. ...thetoyotilit tlite.)ieck, ard.tlieleat i of its Wog werb i liarnd iiitd the baiiiter's elett ttittd, that the ifailitent . wisainade to a lady. The Prisoner absconded irnmetlialfly afterwards, itherstdift+on• having attached to him, he was 411ted,"'aridT apprehended at Bath, when. there heirs' foutid on his person about 1201. in hank 111101, 161 d. among others a 501. and., 4411., batik mete, being two of the notes giro in piyalerit of the check iii questitto• . Mr. Gditte t toifistel for thb Prisoner, contend ed for his client's enleVitfent, on the ground that no evidente'.*ltideVer had been adduced C 4 proye that he was , guilty 'of either`the forgery or uttering, the check. Mt. Alley, for tl4 prosecution, hew. ever, insisted that the Prisoilet was a principal ; and that the womatrivho had lived with him ss ., ts, merely an initriment in his hinils. In this ups: nion the Lord Mayor coacurring, the Prisoner *as committed for trial. • • All the notes, exceptAlte'4 and 501. Ones,.., which were to be identified alaitie trial, acreid.i stored to the Prisoner. 1 An information was filed by a person of the name of Wills, against Messrs. Russell and Ma 4 7,1 erness, coal-merchants, for a penalty incurred.by them under the Cbal Act, in furnishing coals With., out delivering along with them the coll.ancter'S ticket. 'The information stated, that the Bank ot n E laud had contracted ait h Messrs. Russell Mackerness deliter at the Bank 310' challioni , of coals, pool measure ; hut that thi t tlefendapts, contrary to their contract, had del4ered the sanin i quautitx wharf measure, making a dillefence against the Bank or no force than 68 chaldrons. The present information, however, was only fur .the penalty incurred by nut deliveting the nieto's ,ticket along with the coals. Mr. ALLEY, for the Defendants, contended, I that the information was defective, and must fall to time ground, in consequence of an omission of • the words, as well for the informant himself, 66 is for our Sovereign Lord the King ;" one half of the penalty going to his Majesty. He needed nut Ito enlarge on this point, as his Lordship, after consnltiwg with Mr. Common Serjeant, had 're 'cently found so, in the informations filed by-Mr. Vague. Mr. BARRY, for the prosecution,_ on the other hand argued, that the Coal Act difecent from ill ether Acts by which penalties Were enroll:v(1, Inasmuch to a discretionary power was by that Act lodged in the Lord Mayor, either of aw:irii ing the penalty, one half to the informant and the other half to his Majesty, or of disposing of it otherwise, as he should think proper. The LORD MATOft was of opinion with Mr. • Alley. The information was in consequeock. quashed. I HATTONZMIDIN.--On Saturday, Mr. Blink. itliattp, ut No. 40, St. Martin's-le-Grand, charg. ed a yule( woman, named Elizabeth Hopkins, with coming into his shop at different times to pur chase trilling articles ; one time laying down a se. ven.shilling piece for change, she disputed the 'iontlnrss of the silver, whidi was made up to her satisfaction ; and on her giving out of the shop, swept away the seven-shilling piece which was ly ing on the counter. She visited the shop on Fri.: day evening to purchase a hieing article, when I.,AW tendered a crown-piece, began to dispute eut the goodness of the change, and being more closely watched, was found to have cutinterkit silres in her month. Bring a welt-known eharae tist, Fhe was committed for re-examination. .Elitha 4ariol, amen in years, was charged by Hffet, the Officer, with having, in a held in the Duke of Bedford 4 private road, misused himself in the most indecent manner before yonng wo. men and children ; being known to here disltlsyed such propensities before, for which he hal been committed, he was ouce more committed to sp.' peer before a Jury. . A, B, C, D, against the whole Alphabel.--The Cabalists, who invented charmed affords, never - pe. tended to produce such magical effecti as these letters will produce on Friday Neat, the Day of Drawing the Lottery ; for these letters being au_ nosed to certain numbers, will stand for .629,000. CANTU', No. Si, Charing Cross, respectfully twkes die liberty of requesting his Friends to mind their P's and Q's before the Drawing, and then, perhaps, there will be no occasion for such 6 luso attention to them afterwards. The pubjic.have roe some time past shewn an eagerness to have Four Ticket, of a Number, which the (Mee Keepers could nut deliver titclll, owing to a regulation in the Bank, not to let the Tickets in Class D be issued, until those in A, B, and C, were disposed of. The Bank, within these few days,listrs begun inning the Tickets to the Office Keepers in Class D; therefore such Ladies or Gentlemen as choose to bite l'w ~ Three, or Four Tickets of a Nnmber, may be supplied in great satiety, at the Old gslahlished ' Offices of T. Bose, 4, Cornhill, end 9, Charing Cress, till Thursday night. - - A few days since, is a young pregnant woman, wife of a wheelwright, at Horsham, in Susses - , was gatheriug nutria the neighbourhood of thst town, she was bitten on one of her legs, a little !above the foot, by an adder, and with difficulty she avoided the poisonous fangr of another, which pursued her some distance, across the field. The poor woman, with her companion, another we. I man, immediately set off fur their homes, a dis. MARRIED. lan& of about two miles; but before they had On the sth inst. at St. Martin's in the Fields, Lies& W; H. (kraus( rong, of tn;elst i t f cbiment, to F,liaabeth, daughter of the proceeded half the way, the venom of the reptile had so generally affested the wounded female, that .tc— c Hu in, l' Ests..of Go e er b i i rsey ill. , to Min Blooklev, of Am alie could proceed no farther. and the other w - ford Cottage. Cattle Carey, Soinersetshive. i n _ Captain Lutyens, of tar 11 Light Dragoons, and Private man went to the town and provided a cart, aecrrtary to the Commatuler in Chief to Miss &fair, of Kea ts hich her unfortunate companion was cotive3ed ~k,,i , ,,,,. ' borne, but in such a swoin and inflamed state, On Satolday, the 14th instant, at Streatham, by the Rev.• Edw. Bullock, John ksmer, jun. Esq. of Streatham. to So this' doubts were for some time entertained of phis, daughter of the Lite Richard Harris, Esq. of Esher. het recovery ; she, however '. by proper surgical On Thursday, at Row Church,J. stark, Esq. of the Nus V, assisbince, and after having miscarried, is now to MilikS. Brett, of Peckham. declared convalescent.—There is a vulgar notion DILI): among the peasantry, that if twenty persons At Flashing, on the 21st of September last, Capt. C. NV 10. tosb of cis Majests'al7th regiment. were present at the time an adder is irritated, O i l gni ur d a.s , rid.' 701 In at the Dean•ry is Canterbury, and one of the twenty only %as .in a pregnant in the /On year of his age, the Res. t' n. Bowys, 'A. r). &tighter LON On : : Mt r-'-"---- il • -..----- o. 4 ol l4: 6 :A.taglistbs , fik lie st4te, that one abide would be bitten by th e rep.- DeanAt of that ctabetiledlsitrhali . di. Miss Ann Salmon, only tik : etJ.W. Esq. of Bantsich, in the catalog Chester. A& •, ii.,44-4001,10.-...1 , 7 - ... OA impe l! 400 r f *ak , A .. . . ...;.,. :1 ft, .• • ..a iN.,04A6 ••••`......1 JO'. 1 • - ill. " ..1 .. • - ~ .ni V , Rol', 4 , *Os, •:• ra r. 4 A4 , i ' I ‘ ,4: 001. yiii i,4 r' • v., • . N , . I ...~ •~~ J