The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-21 00:00:00

i HOUSE OF LORDS, TunsAT, Mksen Mr. S. Woatt.or, and several other Members, I ►rought up the Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, :Llttl the Gramponntl disfranchisement Bill from the i'omosont, All these Bills were read a first time. Mr. N. Grant, Mr. Lawler, Sir M. tionlkes, and Sir Jatues Graham, also brongitt up several - private Bills tiont the Commons which were read a first arse. Mr. Irviti , e, from the l'u.tont-llonse, presented a list of the duties on Malt and Spirits in Ireland, and ta* the Irish goals imported last year into England.— I.:lid on the Wile. TRELANI). The Earl of soros Ilion:Ott the hest wny to obtain the information which he had requested souse shvs since (rum the Noble Earl opposite, would he to • more ut once, that un account of the money toted fur the relief of Ireland be laid oat th e t a ble, stating how it hatl been appliril, and whether any part of it bail ion ri.pabl. Ile should abe, move for copies of the eor espoudence which hail taken place between ;:is Treasury null the Irish Secretary of Slate, respecting the itolividuals who bad applied for lief. he Earl of LIVERPOOL thonght that the Noble L•nul wood , ' answer his own pttrpo•oo better if he eon. loin:y.4.lf to the first part of his :notion. I.et a.lain the :teconnts, and ite would then ,:ce whether was necessary to more for the corresponsienre. The :totiosit %vas Otero put agroloaloly to the sotggestiou of the Earl of Liverpool, null agreed to. The Earl of IILESSINtiTON, after movinz that the list of the duties on :Unit anti Spirits in Ireland p.intetl, which was agree,l to, inquired why Irish yrs .. I s puiol tonnage ditties every voyage they made to England. tvloilit coaster% lolly paid once a year' The E.trl of LIVERPOOL had no doubt thlt on all c.orrespono!ing vessels the duties were the same. On coasters, they were of comm. lizhter. lle w o how ....Tr, stake some inquiries before he could give a more Aislartisry explanation III) the Nill):lVet. Lord It( N I►reiente.l a Poiloot frms flue ‘ll:kin. in the roomy of Sots:er, praying . for the revi -ion of our Criminal Laws.—Lai I on the tilde. Viscount SI IMIOUTII presented a Petition from the Royal slurgh of Sti rlin ! against the Bowan Ciao lie Claims.—Laid on the table. WI IIPOUNI). The Earl of CA EP. N Alt 1 . 1)N moved that the Grano pound Disfranchisement P:11 he pr; wed an.l Ilia on the Uhl.. After this had kern dune. he ,lionlil :;ice tire of the thy on which he should propose the sccond reading of that Hill. Lord IL:ALTE/NPR ronsidenol the Importance of the recognition of the prineiple which this Hill can reined to he so great, that he was convinced, the conntry at large would look with deep anxiety at the proceedings of the House on the matter. He regarded the principle which the Rill involved, as much more important than its provisions; and should he, in the yourse ot the discussions On the stikject, have reason to think that the feeling of the House was against the provisions rather than the principle of the fill, he now pledged himself to move any tamtlifiention of thwe pro visions which might Tee 111111 l tend the measure to the favonr of the House, rather than the principle should be abandoned. The import:owe of the snhject hail Li. ducal him to express his opinion and intentions even at this early stage of the proceeding% ' 'I he motion having beets agreed to, The Earl of CAERNARVON moved t':at a message /..• seat to the Commons to wi t tiest the coo- of the evi t'..nee given before the Co ttttt titter on the hill Lir Dis t. anchising tirampountl. The I.OIID CHANCELLOR was sure that their lordship would not pass a Rill of this kind, tt ithout Learing evidence at their own Bar. 1 he motion was then agreed to. Ihe Inas* Duties, the Siik 31:ma:toner Pau, and the Coch:neal Importation •Itills were Vend a ird time, passed, and sent to the Commons. The Itishop of LONDON presented a Petition from t' e Arelideaconry of Essex agaiast the Catholic t ► tims.—Laid on the table. 1 he Flax Encouragement Hilt went throngh a Cons st :ate, and the Report was re,-eived.—Alljoarned. alr. 11. Whitbread di•! not vote in the division oil t: e seron , l reallintr of the Bill for Catholic Ensanri vition on Friday last, bring absent through itedispo- s:l:rn. oe Sheriff of Cumberland has, on a requisition it ittor addressed to Von, railed a meetly:: of the N o . (ienlry. awl rreeholtiers of the eontite, to row s tier of a Petition to Parliament it for a tliminntion puhlic burden,:: for tow!) eennotuy in the expenditure as may render the re.litetion of taxation practicabie and safe; and snore especially for some re f.trto in the system o f Representation, which shall re wore to the :Noise of Common; the conii4enee of the ?,..qpie, and afford a reasonable hope that the:v. ; racers N ill be heard, their grievants.% redressed, anti their li t rties 44e:tiled, by those wit on they may hereafter 4..1..1 as their Representative..." The meeting is up • anted to be holden at Witton, on tlr• :It h of Apia. HALIrAk. DEC. I—hive messaeys were this tiny :•:eived AVM his Excellenev the Lint Alovernor. 4.•)r a which relates to a retittetion in the Court of C'..r.ty•er • and xtates his trillittrness to coincide u ith t•.e..ther branches of the Leeislatnre in any Uiragelie v inch atfonis relief to the leople of the provinee. 'I he 4.•;.rr states that a- ;•rohation of his 111 33: , Tl's eminent burp hero received fora division of the otty:v of Halifax. to be divined into three comith s, a. 4 Annapolis into two. His Excellency also recont e,, rudrtl a survey of the provinee.• FLoi•EVENT.--011 Thotr,kby oklit 14st, Captain Ltsglik4t, late of the 3.1 light &arsons, eldest son of lir Paul llaghott, of Lypiatt Park. passed throne, Cis city on his way to lisetna Creel., on matri vonial expedition. e ith Stover. only child of the I .te Colonel Shyer. of Tetlinry, fOrtsseriy of the Olt tett' nines. The tativ arpeared piling and heantifnl, ti we understand s!w iA in pusseskOutt of a large for t. n p —o;:oncratc.- . 1 . ring() .1 i-ox. con'sining• bank notes and hills to the -lonnt of 1.109/. ald cpwartio, was Ktiolen front the Ltd Wellington reach, trliiie sr .:oiling in front of t e sober-house. York. on the nig 7 17 t f the 13th itlt. • The :noubet land, Moore. front lissernsey for Dublin. it entering the Mount Pier at Penzaner, lith inst. strttrk I • pier bead. by which •she hroleiT. her or t chne. a. rl receives, %ante 4lamare iA .her larboard bow. Site 26. ited again for Dablin 16tb. • .• PROM TURSDAr moors nAzttrA noses GUARDS, Mance it 611NRRAL It being his Majesty's determination that no Officer holding a Commission in his Service, whether on full or half pay, should engage in the service of any of the Powers or Countries which are unfortunately now in• volved in hostilities ; the Commander in Chief has re. ceived his Majesty's commands to caution all Officers who have obtained leave to visit the Continent, or to reside there; all those who may hereafter proceed to the Continent, as well as those who may have previ ously obtained his Majesty's sanction to serve in any Fo reign Arany, against engaging or continuing in the em ployment of the Armies of any of the contending Parties; and his Royal Highness is further commanded to admonish them, that by disregarding this caution, they will forfeit their Commissions in the British Ser vice. By his Royal Highness the Commander.in- Cliiers Command, H. Tonak.xs, Adjutant•Gencral. ofikxKurt.rt tx4 ENt.totiF:D. P. Leigh, Stoap,..rt, cotton-spinner, from March 31 to Ayril PI 1 NKItI'I.TS. C. Crn‘ford, jun.. her, Burkinahanishire. collar-mater, Arch .27. April 7. and May I. at Guildhall. Attorney s. Air. 'l'. W. Watford, U‘hridge ; and Messrs. Clarke and l'haneery-lane. T. Bird, St. Martin's-rmtrt, Leicester-fields. haberdasher. March 31, April 7, awl May I, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Nes ton. Xt. High Ili thorn. J. Arason, Valentine Firm Ridge, Hertfordshire, cow dealer. \larch 44. 31. nod NI ly I, at Guildhall. .lttorney. Sir. 11. It. ‘1 iirley. 49. Esiex-Ntreet, Strand. T. Field. Ben., and T. Field, jun.. Nlnsetny-enurt. nit% -square, flour-factors. March 37, April 3, and Slay I, at Gu'ildhall. Attorney. Mr Claltott, 79, Mark-lane. M. SetigwieL, London. ware! 1111 l senian. April 3. 7. rind May I. nt Guildhall. Attorney, Alessrs. Fisher and Co.,Thavies II ollharn. P. Marshall, Scarborough. grocer. April 0. 7, and May I. nt the 11.1eLsmith's truts Inn. Scarf,- roti gli. Attorneys. Mr. It. Batty e, 20, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Grape, Heir. , borough. J. Browne. liridgew n ter. Somerset shire, tailor, March 19. 30. and May I, at the ('corn Inn. Bri.h.rewater. Attor neys. Messrs. Williams and Co.. Bridgewater; and Messrs. Illeke. Cook's-court. Carey-street. J. Cummins, Gloucester, merger. Merril 27. IP. and Shy I , at the Spa lintel. Gionrester. Attorneys. Mr. W. K. King, tirrjeants' Inn ; and Mr. .1. Chadborn, Gimicester. J. MK, 011. Ilishopthorpc. Yorkshire. coal-merchant. Stara fel. 27, at the arlOiimis-hutbse. %Vakelield, and May I. at the Star inn. Pontefract. Attorneys, :Messrs. Fulijatabe and ' Co.. Wakefield. 11. M. Partridge. Newport. Nionmontledoire. irornsouger. March 20. :111, and May I, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys. Niemen. Poole and Co., it, Gray's-inn-Ignore: aid Messrs. Cary and Co., Bristol. J. Wilson. Mareleslield. bookseller. 'Mardi 2/, April 3, and May I, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowden and Gelder, 17. Clement's-Inn. W. Freeland. Itednampion. Southampton. miller. April 3. 7. and May I. at the Royal Oak Inn, Portsen. Attorneys. Messrs. Oshableston. and Co.. London-street, Fenebureleott. ; anti Mr. W. Nessus, Portsea. W. Fifoot, Bristol. baker. Morel, 2S. D. and May I. al the Commercial Booms, Brisltd. Al:ortios. Bourdllion and Co.. Bread-street, Chrapsitle: anti Bevan and Co— Bristol. . . . It. Ismer. li, Cnpv!.riotrt.llartisolotnew-Itne. stork brul.Pr. March Y.l. April 111. and May I. at littildhall. .Attorue:y. Mr. I.indsr), St. Thotu2s.strert, Southwark. DI VIDE\ PP. April 10, C. W. Tittrosor end J. Tittresnr. Foster-1111r. ('beepeidr. wholesale bottom srilers—April 10. J. Hoylll end J. dr Willi.. of Ow Comitarreial Alineleplaer. oirrrliants—Marrit :21. U. Ito'lism.so and S. Holtiocon. Pe te•raostrr-row, booksellers-11e) N. J. Coulee, Ciltrlton- Wert, flower's To% n, ehreseinonger—April to W. etrott, Wapping, dreier—April 10, J. W. Sowerhr, hitt. orreisent—April 10, J. height, Fors-iirtret, Artier toosiprer—Ma v N. 11. Mould, Winrhestrr. rabinet-toaker— April 11, C. 11:Pott, tit. Ttr.orits TI • Heckel, Hirisex, grocer— April It, J. T. 'roller. 'tic: ton, tittrr..y. silk-rnitneiiiettirrr —April It, llitopaws. T.rserr-strut. torn-hart—April 21. T. Parket% Ilennime.r..l sitipwriglit—April 10. W. Grordelrim„ Ihqesesstii ft'. 'roman— April 11. J. sod J . Westrinelnit. I.4rrpoul, horse bitil.ters— April 12. J. Ilnwthorn. Nrwelstlr-tsro-T”1-. r —April 11, P. Cu,s Fairlord, tllourestershirr, ere eldar-tuaker. CEnterievrrg.—.lll2ll. 10. C. Coates. Stanton-drew. Komer+el.thire. dealer-8. Walker, pun. Mateeke.:ter. erceer —H. It. 11311. Thane 4 Dillon. barrel•, maltster • -C. litillyrnrYL. Fleet-markt-I. poul terer-4C PaLi.l%. JlidWr.l. SonteraMiltire. dealer. PARTNEKKIIIPm I.lsnotisEu. J. Ritchie. F. Richardson. a td J. Ritchie, Warlinr-street. 1 warehonseaten—T. Lennard and T. Bradbury. Birming ham. gliders and gilt tny makers —IL titantey and It . Fut cher, Bungay. (nn tradet--.W. Nrsil and J. Nevi!. l;phol land. Lancister. nail-manufarturers--P. Daniell and Beacham. Yeanil, Monsersetshire. drapers—W. thank sad F. lattighton, Artillery-pas...are. Artiller)-4treet. hal-atann faeturers—.l. Tlonmphon and W. Mander, Ilenley.inArden. 11'arwielt, dr:tarsi:us—W. Daniels awl D. Foss. alanettester, painters—J. Bidet:; and 11 . Jarlown. Liverpool. rr.mwi .- sion-merchants-11. S. Joyce. T. Jose... and J. Jul ee. I:rest:ford. Bradford. Wilts. elothiers—k. Wri.tht, T. Dans. and J. Foster. Ht. tleorge's-row. West. Paddington (,:t.) trade) —W. Bandy and J . Neil. Fnlhano. B.t -taantsineturert —F.. Fisher. and T. flood. Great Bridge Ironworks. West ' bronewich. Sin IltattNitire, CAeTION TO THE An:ay.—Hi:sign John Pinniger.l on the half-pay of the Ist rom,t, was tried at Salishttry 1111 linrm•mlay last, fur having d, fr Laded souse eonntry 1 !Linke; s, in Iriviimg rem. iced the mount of his half pay fr mm .I,rnt aimml time liratirtreu tr t:le same period. and was sentenced to seven years trans- portation beyond the seas 11 El..—An midair of honour took Oare a few days ago near Calais, byttreen au tbfio:cr of time life tin ads a nd a Gentleman, wiao had rmu,sed front 11/Jmer to Prance for that !outpost.. The forgoer was womtism.e:l, hut not dangerously. Time misaimmierstattmlisme is said to have arisen from a late l'wtrt whirl! Ilse brothers of the parties had been—the one prosecutor, the other prosecuted. George Giles, late serclnt to Mn.s H. Howell, ap prehended tot suspicion of havinz set lire to her ire. mists at Arimonrtirld, un the with of rehreary last, was brought last Tuesday before the. Mayor at Wind sor, to whom he made a eninntaty emit Isiota m-f his ', basing committed the deed at the instigation of his mistress. who had promised to , civr him on its a m memmm. plishment his late master's I I.m , lies anti 41/. firs. Howell has in eonseqownee tinder : 4.nue rmcamination, and been coussuitted to Heading Mrs. 11. it is nuderstond. was ahost to hear.. and a sale of the stock had taken !Aa re on t!,,• a: l ,y pre,.,.41in ! .. tLr lire. Her property was enstm..eml in the L'lmwnix !)thee fur 2,000/. As Inquest oas hel.l cement:3y riorn;ne . heforeT. Shelton, Esq., Corom.r, in the Fleet p-i.on, an 113 r hotly of HannJh Barker. veil !s5, irlso flied nu sator. 'lay last, and it ho was catomittel to the 5.3i,1 prison by the then Lord Chancellor for a contempt of Cour, in the th of 17 ma. It i• an extraortlinary fnet, she has never passe,' the gates Piflre Ihr time she was first charged io ettsteely.—Verilict—Pieti 4p tkc riti fallen of (..d. AN. LS.VT ASSIZES. ORK. Mr. Sinned Whalley, a wool ltaplef in - Leeds, was charged with administering poison to Martha King, with intent to kill her and a Child, with which she was quick This case, Mr. Justice REST Observed, was one of the most important lie had ever tried. If the Jury believed the evidence of Mrs. King, he said, the whole of the charge was proved against the prisoner, but her evidence was absurd and inconsistent, and contradicted by two other witnesses. The Jury without hesitation pronounced the prisoner Not Guilty,' and the Conrt on the motion of the prisoner's Counsel, ordered 31rs. King, and a confederate to be committed to the Castle. I/ tillidos Thompaon, was found Guilty of the Mur der of his wife, by cutting her throat with a razor. K ENT. • MAIPsTosE. MARrii 19.—The Assizes for this Comity couune•nccd here to-olay before Mr. Baron Wood, in the Crown Court. t)n that side the business is likely to be very heavy, there being upwards of 175 prisoners for trial. . _ _ ....... The only c.ise worth mentioning tried to-day was the following : TIIE KING r. SEORGE MILLER, ESQ. This was an indictment against the defendant for fe loniously killing awl slaying Mr. Joseph lloare, at Chat ham, on the :II st of October last Tie defendant hail never heels in custody, but sill 'tied himself volunta rily to take his trial, ss It appeared in evidence that on the day mentioned in the indictment, the defendant and the deceased, who hail never met before, hail spent the evening, with several other persons, at the hotel at Chatham ; in the course of which, in consequence of some dilference of opinion neon some ordinary topics of conversation', the defendant called the &erased (:o man uporar,ls of ;11) an old groom l'pon the suggestion of souse of the party, the defendant made an apology for this insult, shook l'ands with the deceased, and they appeared to be pia.: friends. Sousse little time after the &cease', in a loud :snit taunt ing tone, bragged that he lead never quarrelled it ilit any man without tusking him apologise. This (Weil %lamed a renewal of altercation with Ilse defendant, upon which the latter dung his hat at the deceased, but missed him. lie then nutortanstely laid hold of a pewter pint not, whirls be initleol at Isis head, and Ilse blow took effect on the left temple of the deceased, and inflicted a severe wound, which bled profusely. A sur geon was scut for, who dressed the wound, and attrniled the dere:ism !to lois home. This eargeen attended hiss until the :lolof Noveusher, np to which time he appeared to he doing extremely ; but, on that day, symptoms of erysipelas and freer appeared, whirls rensfered further advice nere7ll4:ll V. and a physician was called in, under whose rare he lingered until the 9th, when he expired. The only witnesses examined were a Mr. White, who slepoweil to the trausamion at the hotel ; Mr. Fry, the sin-grim, awl Dr. Vaughan, the physician. Ito* the hitter gentlemen were ilevislml in their opinion that the li!ssir was not tl:e pricisuat:t of the death; the former thinking that it was caused entirely be the ery sipelas, and the latter, *at it was the result of general ill health, and aggravated by intense mental agitation. Th.. Learned Judge stopped the oletessolant's emonsel, and post it to the Jury, whether, upon such evidence, they were of opinion, that the death was occasional by the act of the ilefonslant. l'he Jury imutrtlintely fount, the defendant —Noi i :to defendant's deportment 113.4 MOO illefittitlir th e atri.aseltoly occatiott, att.l he appeared deeply ail-ord. Both parties were wen of property, untl moving in re rpeetable circles. IlAt.t..—Yestertlay morning Hobert 11111 and Kiel/aril Pople, two of the principal I Wooers of this esta blishment, arrive:l with a min of eno.<! respertil.b. ap 'war:tore, Amin fifty years of Age. who ...nines the title of Lind Viscount iimitague, whom they had apprehend ed, After !saving. travelled want' wiles in pursuit of him, n;iin a Iletich warrant grimed by the 31Agistrates of Refit, a true hill !living hero lined against hila and tiro other persons, fur a wort extensive fraud and ems- spiracy. I: si ill be recollected, that last week a man neutral Ar cher was tried at rheltieloral, for uttering a forced hill, purporting to have been accepted by Lord Visrunsit .:lontagn:., the prisoner, and being acquitted, he W3ll 'let aired in rliNto.li. and indicted with a person named UlietrA, and the 'trimmer, for conspiring together and 40'i-ending a number of persons of property to a very greai am anat. The charges against the prisoner are numerous: the odic. rest,iteil 'hat he was a man of no property what ever, and yet lee ii•el issited bills to the annoint of ren tal twees ild ponook.—A ter the case was • oncludeil, the otlleers preterite', tvi!!l the prisoner directly to 3laid s:une pill. I' e ‘ t erd3 r afternoon, about one o'clock, a fire which had like to bare beets attended with very serious rouse sincti-es. broke ot:t at tile house of James Windier, Esq. o. 15, Novhanoptun•slitare. It was in a short time extinguished. A horrid n nrilor was perrrtrated nn Thursday, at a pinre railed Voir Mile Bottom, about nine miles from rhich,ster, on tile Yollhorough road. A female, who had jlt3t kr; !lie :.ervire of Mr. ltueiwick, of Made burst, was aecompaaie•l by the Airpheril toward+ the !mole of her part tits, who, having occasion to fold his i sher;:, ieft leer, w:111 a promise to overtake her ; while 1 .o doing, he•:oet a mean in a sailor's dress, with two hnnalles, whi..li the shepherd terognised 34 the pns. 1 perty zif the you lig w.tina it. Cu de usanding the reason of their being. lo the sailor's possession. he was air ritptlc aims ere:l, and an altercation arising, the sailor struck at the st:rpher I, who succeeded by a blow el a erooic in frilinz limns to the rot/yd. 'Prim being seen by Mr. ilitotwiek from the brow of a hill, he instantly "tinted Iris horse to tier spot, when the masa was sc enren, and is stow lodged in llorshatu gaol. The hataty of the fmcate was found in a huUuw, with two g:i:hes in the throat, quite dead. .11-eoovettot.v ACt•IIIENT AT Loris TAT.—... 011 the ;M t instant, as Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, of the Perthshire was tisliing in the burn of lAwers, and standing on a piece of rock in the 'middle of the strratei. a short distance fralt the point where it clop ties itself into the Loeb, he was so intent on his sprr: as nut to perreiv.• tine torrent hehiud him, whir:i in enusegnenee of a sodden fall of rain on Ben Lan rrs, tante rolling down with irresisible fury. and swcepinz lit. Campbell oil the rock, carried him into the wl.rip he yank, a considerable distance f r om the short!. lie was betil by two persons Irons :1 honatig i rbt, who cried to him in order 10 It ar:l Isito of his danger; hut, probably from not lieario!!: arm ilistinrily, he sorrels• waved his hand, and mob ti•oted Gybing without teukinir up thestreaw. lie was ~Nerved by theist struggling in the current, and al. thoogh he appeared at one time to swim with consi derable exertien, he meld not lump resist the force of the nionntabs torrent, aml was *slurried tint of si:ritt before they email roach the spot. Lila hotly h a s not yet been found. DIED. On the Ilth Inst, John Hillman. Esq. of Leitri m'. Camfedimson, in the county of Londooderr), at 1h % i e .— , 114 years; on the Nth instant. This gentleman • both . rigour of NW and body to the last day, elm 444 the full possession of those general good wishes . wid t h enjoyed through many generations. On the Ithit Instant, at Clapton, at the haute of het in-law. Mr. Jameson, Mrs. ',tin s &bury. relict of no s iss. iotaßev. Win. Kingsbury. s of T iL s ct i ty t i lasr s so subject thr."77lNEßVOliti'.:4ll, invade alike the votaries of business sad or pte ialrete delicate female, and the robust and swesningly t' tPeew s youth. Whether applient ion to importint akairs, or indidgenee of the passions cause thes t . pretty ls the saute in their genernl fseteres. fa tr. Of mind, impaired strength and appetite. thrut eere, hest. ache, sertigo and dimness of sight are snore or less able in them all. No remedy has hitherto ;ern so me n u beneficial in Nervous Disorders as the Cordial Gilead, which has now maintained its reputation fur abut series of years, and has become the stated resort of ir rie i numbers of invalids. It is sold by Mr. J. , httston, fig, Coe,. hill ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Ossorsl-street, lemdon ; M rs. Asa Mowers, Norwich ; and all Medicine venders, in hom es, et Its. and 354. each. ESSE!) with a just and humane . I the calamitous resells arising from the injediekes Tres. mead ar a certain malady, controlled in a manner Lie r r , known to require a comment, null sollen %a ji s happy a ictins 1 series of distressisig and almost ig Isle *libations. Dr. KADV resperlfully calls thegu rr aih o f those interested in his peculiar and most etiertual lewd a rare. unlike the miserlising empiric of Cie slay,grg e ,.. te . eriminnl conduct of timer " who hold the wordet orr , -1— "" to the ear and break It to our hope." Dr. Eady ae eth sume to pledge isofallibility in eery deseriptioasts w.tm as far as lemma aid, assisted Is) medical and savglug ik u run be applied, he promises a eerinin, 9seedr, awl tient restoration ; having made every species of byZ i t allect ion, and its various train ordiseases, th e pr i ne „ )d N ieti of his professional studies, and being tislterei isy the Irab ceestlant success which has secompaiiieil his ino.le of Items silent doting the cottrsiti.ls the t oralta s at en odla ii ttn t. s . is enabled to offer, u at .e the most hopeful and eu our gin's Innnmerahle At:litres ran be adduced illustrative of the soperiurily of End% 's !it stem, u hick had been foniel to pretail , nee here eivinent taient, retained by puli!ie bed proved inelfectunl. In addition t., tlin.•• Pon. a:Mery CIT/C. ens. Dr. lady es ill he 'Mend eyualty tortionate in Fetishist tie slumbering and debliitate.l energies of the hinny.; limitt lion, which embitter, and if not timely orrestell, render isonotore the very principle of evistenee. Froatllie desolating state ul inanity null sterility, by re-nnimatlagge frame nod affording tone anal elasticity tothe rrlatedatiiak, Dr. rativ is happy to efa!lVey the most positive emarssers that the %titterers of both sexes luny hit rescued; a siaali perseverance in the means dictated being only respired.— Ently is consulted daily. at No. as, netwatrrat.fida, oat, 'qui ul Dean-street. Suit ), leads oat of Ugrenrg.rso, steak opposite the tit-algal Teo Penny Post Office. /1t . o .:,, a n n ir tl y ls k u 4 ppr tet t:i in te se ll t leu re rd weiade -statil), b ut y li p er at li e n i i i i ts i t o ot f o b %) ' i l l 'u s rc t l . - x s . t_re 4 t attention by return of seeord post._ I'AIN and Co., M 11t.tegN'S tlitAh 1:1• INN, tinowhill. London. The followingPostCondir. Condivs. front thrabove Ins:— 'rite •• Telt Liraph. — flontsirtte, Nlargate, and Canterbury new pust coach. e‘ery morning. nt n (porter !fait sera. In (-consequence oil the ifeeit.tal itrererenee give. to de ab 'le conch. the proprietors are determine,' no carfare shall Le ~•itred to render it the first euuteyate.t on th.t rond. Dover, Deal, eandsvieh. and Fevorsham, every morale.. at a quarter 'last seven. sod six in the tn.sting. Brampton. l'lnothaut. Rochester. Siltinghtli.rile. and Rain hatn. et cry morning. at n Irene( past tole's. Fahonialt. Illyttostlth. Exeter, Wes month. Dorri:rstr', Ditropoulls. mid salislinry. ever% grortii!tl. rat t •.rn. throso : AN: • %ter. Its i.sport, and linsingstek T:te •• Uttion. — Soolhatitition, I.y mingtoa, ache*. anti Itieiiitzstuke net: 1'..3 HI. et er) 'writing at eight; au rives at the Coat+ am! llttrsei. Sott!hampt.to, Ite. The proprietor, of the above yowls lope to r:r..ire a eon tinuattee of that totiyort which has hitherto been t tperharA acre the etokstieneettlent of the •• L'aiou." Nu raring "VA otter ego:wk.-4. Huth amid Hristol kip!, re.4l en:tette% thrnter4 (Tippea • haw, ('nine. and Nlarlht gh. etery afternoon. at oil.. Et/MAILS 1 . 41 WELLS, 11“1111111WATICII, /AV:. rON, It PI.T3 Tlf. The "Umpire." a new Liverpool light coat+. only ore Mehl on the road. earrying 1'..t0• Inside. sets out 'tali); throne!' ‘Volmcn. Nortnimpton. Ire! Lctteruuro. IlineLtey. Anteroom.. Lichfield, Stone. Newcastle, kaatv ford. ‘l•rrington. and Preston. Shreu stem,. IVellingtoes, ali.ltilsitrnal coach, every ever inT. at fit r. The •• Uslion." Weymouth. Illorelseder. Illandfor I. gar , - busy. %wiener, ami lia‘iugatole new Fos" conch, every af ternoon. at tour. THE 1% 111 TAO: Tit rat Pi ETA To I' 1:14X11::1', JILIft , . T. 31410 E% SW. The "Rockingham." I.eeds new light coach. Ws Mt every 'morning at einht ; and passes thrunris titsofere. Newark. Bettors'. Dosseaster. and Verrybridge. to the Gol den Limo. Lers;s, next usornine. at tea. Notwithstanding Gm stneilmes.m expedition of th:t entok it is allowed to be the most agreeatile mail conTlati• conveyance on tine north road. being unoqualied by alo other. Illasgow. Longtown. Gretna Oren. Ansa. 1/onfr;r,. Brownhill. Timid%lll. Samptbor, Kiln, tranmock, bingos. , . and all ports of Sqatland. s posit-one!' daily. York. Scarboroeirlt. Whitby. Shields, :Wilderlaw!. New castle and Edinburgh. new post roach. with a pow. ihromewut ; seta nut every monde:: tit min-. by ‘l 2 Newark, Belford. Toth-ester. Darlington, Ntrr,:allere , r. Iherbasn. Morpeth. sod Berwick. Passengers in•ling selves Nth:tied on the journey. may rest what Base they please. nal then proems:no without ally sublitiossi fire. Bridpssortis mail Watcal post roach every eveni.4- Nlariburointb and Siwindort new four inside emu h. thr.se l l .Itilbourn. Us-tidiest. laseholirs. Patton. I.vilinline.4Pew 44-. • Winston Basset. Basstabstry, llungerfuld and Newbait. every 'cornice. Roston. Spalding. Peterborough. Ntiiton linntingti^a Roysi Nitil each. et ery rsrniug ; to spilsby. Grimsby and Bull. every afternoon. at six. Penrith. 114r1 NRdtrh,u rn near four inside Camels : passes through Brunel'. .Ipplehy. Greina-hrif!... Richmond. Catterielt. Itoroughbride, Welhe,+y. Aber:: . 1 . doescaster. and Grantham. Passengers detlinA ml road by issiainess. or 'deism's.... hate the pretillar advaistall of their scats severed in Ilse next roach. Kendal. Lancaster, Prestos. kieby-Lonsztole. (Irnsslis L. and Carstens post-coachmi. ever:. ; r terimon at • po d. o.to Wyr ci i i. n r iet i‘ o a n ed . lithenn.i.sfneiord.4nSe,to..n.e..e!!:.oisl:4o4l - th- harmer's . % thud inn. Dele-street,l.lvvrp.s..l. W Ik!-11.411 pOta.r.tsill'h et Pr% morning. Nevvr.rt. W.fileehisrelt. Tarporl..y, Nartrtgi'll• Northa kit. and NliJdlrai. h, povt-etva-h ever% et tionflcr:a.ul. 141.,ei.t0n. and l aro roaett, every awfuiev. to the tie..r.;e Inn. St elerlantl. tillefield an I 11.4;:erituffs iffmt roach. railed ham. every tootnitrx at rixht. and the No s ,,n 3 1 Slue. llirminultrun post-conrb. nets out very at't..rnoon at t.te• and ifn•ses through I.ea.nivirtfon and l)itEntry. Lt at • 441 j. et le% lleail. 'lir:antennae. I.!neoln. N,lrtheate. lion:flea. and Doneaster l• coat+. every moraine. llertford. Ware. llanidestlon and l'iu•sl,unt roach f'' inortsing. Frlenclv and the Politic. taut they aid not he 1'1° 11 " ‘IOI.*NTAIN and (V. revecU u:l y aequaint uffir able for any Parcel'. Peousesszers' lotesta7,e. Writior 4 P' 3 : . .• i.e. of 11110 ft• than Fi%e Pound.* value. if lout. atailve. •ot •;.6•• ••• atg l 9l. unlearn entered a. much. and M a In4aranee rordintrlv. at the Saracen's frAiird. Printed. sad Puldithed et the la' ., .' •t * 6 HE STAVE KII11".•• tad Tillt ()RN 4T/ rt.troti" (31 ,04. " Paper). No. 194. Ntrand, o ppo‘ite ht. Musette, t...•0r • • by W 1RDP.1.1.. Jun. LI.. 11.: to miso•u cations, Orders. Ac. are requested tette sd-trewei.• r