The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-20 00:00:00

sr.lnr OF Teuil.AND. OLD LIILEr SESSIONS. 1 f t, , 4 i i 1 It : 1141.: STAITSMAN. ATROCIOI t OCTRAGY.—.-On Satirday night Iwo. Yesterday IV. J. Pruning-ton Itlll4 indicted for tit . ahile a mail now employed in learning to spin in the tering a forged If. note, with intent to defraud the VOtleittood Cotton-mill, in the suburbs of Paisley, governor and Company of the Bank of England. wits going Louie, in the Back Siietlden Street of that Eliza green said, she lives at N 0.3, Dean -street, town, he was attarl:ed and severely beaten Ly a toot- Ibil: urn : on the 24th of Jane. the prisoner came to her of persons yds ttttt he conceited to be cuttono.pintiers. her father's shop and purchased souse 1111-711. He gave Some malicious persons, a bout lie soppoia-il to be the his address in Plueniosalley, Long-acre. lie received same party, tired a loaded gun or pistol through one his change and went away. About eleven o'clork the of the windows of his house, about two o'chirk in' some niolit, a roan purchased a shoulder of mutton at morning. The ball went through a pane of glass her father's shop, and paid for it with a If. note ; her all the window shutter, knocked down Millie of the father protionaseed the note to be a forgery, and th• p:aster from the opposite partition, and fell tin t!.r floor the prisoner being enable to give an arcoutit of him. EA the house. The police, un receiving information self, he was *topped. Witness went to the address of the circutustanee, adopted every precautionary given by the prisoner, hut found that no such person 'censure for the tiiscovery of the perpetrators. An lived there. 'I he prisoner for that time escaped. tatay of a similar kind also happened lately in Mr.fireen, the father of the List witisto, proved Johnstone, but luckily no seri o us misfortune or- that the second note was similar to the our lie had erred. takoa from the prisoner. % nightly watch of two or more men has been , Xlr.tireen'ashopauan said. that whilst thematiothote stationed with fire-arias at the Underwood mill for name was Hemp, was in the shop positing the second several weeks past, to prevent any damage being nme, the prisoner was watching a door or two off. perpetrate] on the prenti'ses. At an early hour on J. Ittabers, a shopman to Mr. Ireland, in the Strand, Ivesday morning, the men tin guard aril the people stated, on the 3d of Mareh, a noniron came and put a,/jaertit to the Underwood mill, were greatly alarmed . chased some ankles, for whirls she paid with a forited by the discharge of tire arms apparently directed its- note, tieing her address as 3lrs. tlarriiitt, w:rt's the master's dwelling, which is nearly situate ' his person has been since tried at the Old Bailey by to :be mil . the name of Rosanna Pennington, fur uttering forged The Superintendant of Police, on the first intima- notes. Witness recollects her heino takeitip at tfla tiun of the attack, proceeded to the spot with a patrols I house in Ofralley; the prisoner was iu the.lionsr with and a party of military, to prevent farther mill-Lief, ih r. When questioned about the note by the witness, and endeavour to discover the offenders. He was only this in said she had it of her husband. pointing taceessful, however, hi the first of these objects. No to the prisoner. The prisoner said all the flutes pm tro.re firing was heard, %nt no detectiolis were made. ed by this woman, came through his hands: that lie V, hen day light appeared, nine balls were discovered had them in tit way of trifle. The officer said he about the railing of the master's house. NOM' of ilieso.i would t..ke him up, lint the prisoner said, " you balls entered the house, though some of them we/r! so," Anil then pulled oat a pistol. it Welt he presented within a few yards of it. The criminals had happily at the .oli.-er, hot which the latter succeeded in o rest be• nat too great dist.oice from the house when thbl ing frin k loos The pistol was loaded to the mo,/le. Eyed. Mayhew, an officer, confirmed the testimony of the ATTiIIIPT as Fits RAIIIINC..•••••WP(IIICSflay tourning, last oititess. 'Else pistol was p' inieti and corked, a- • betwixt one and two o'clock, the wateliniati at Milos I well as loaded. On the war the prison' r said to the :vie Cotton Mill was alarmed by ohservitio a hall sail . olfics • if he would hold his peasanil say nothing descending near the wall of the mill. His sits- ' - i1V317. the pistol to the 31agistrat:-. lie would show him pcion heisig aroused, he proceeded in the direction place where he (-wild get plenty of forged notes. atom whence the ball seemed to fall, 'and aiseosered a this propositi tttt t however, the ofli:wr refused to give man in a stooping posture, with a covered latiterts. his can-wilt. apparently preparing another combustible for the put pace of throwing into the mill, the first has in : : failed. Clout this he thrice challenged the person, but on re cs:sing no answer, leveHed and discharged a blun derbuss. loaded with slug shut, at hint. Thy man, hones er. effected his escape. .The report of the pieee alarmed the wattbsnan on the next station, and he übsetved a mats running, whow he endeavoured to lay hold of, hut without effect. He then called out to bias to stop ur hs• would fire at him, but no answer being made, the %tau-hit:an red a usissystet at him, also loaded with slug, when the man instantly fell 'llse watchman. in place of sunning up and seizing him, went to the house of the clzrk for the purpose of procuring assistance, the other watchman being engaged in the pursuit of the first man Who was shot at. When he re:sussed, the tsliject or their pursuit had made his escape, but bad left Isis hat behind. The hat was pierced with two halls, .rne c.ose to the band, and was rery bloods. inside. On pr.weeding to the spot, where the first person I id been shot at, they also found a hat pierce.l with ,!stirs ; and t wo pistols, one a small poehrt piJ toi. 10,101 to within half au inch of the muzzle, east other a holster pistol with a charge of six inches. wrs,l a roll of paper arreasl over with tallow, tar, and eunpowsler. A lantern was found in the 11i11 Canal f• the ono-sting. It appea ed that one of the persons tall escaped over the gate, as there was a considerable soati:ity of blood on and &sant it. Ott. of the men was uhaerveil, at six o'clock, nest New !kaput-kit. without his hat, and face bloody. s , :,o, on being questioned by a person how he came lw L • its that state, said, that tie was a sennggler, wed t. 4 been Waded and abut at by an "lyrist officer. l':om these several circumstances, there ran be little e..ubt but that Ilse incendiaries will be speedily de tT:ted. We are happy to learn that the two men wise at- A.l ) . ',misted to set tire to Milngavie 31111, near Glasgow. : mentioned above, are troth secured. The one of . nem, of the name of Brown, was apprehended ou al ...I:tesday at Straits:Ague, where he lies in custuily. 1. -to,; severely wounded over his whole holy wills $ .1111 s l / 4 ot ; the other, tiauted O'Con. , r, was seised in . tvlpstrick parish. and scot off to Stirling jail, under ...vet of the yoonsanrv. O'Connor is also severely sec untied. • Neither vi them is connected with the W.,. L: in toestioo. but they were both eugaged lately • ca mills in Badge:on. The one isa Scotchutin, the other an Distill's& The following' is a statement nf the commutation i,:i the rase' of the nineteen prisoners who were con• steamed at Stirling. James Clolood's respite is for • vac month e-- - Transported for Life.--Allan Moretti', smith, (Has . row ; noised Gray, Wearer, ditto ; Thomas Macfarlain, uy leer, Coudorrat ; Andrew Dawson, nailer. Cantelon ; lbhn Macmillan, nailer. ditto; John Anderson, wearer, • S• . Ninian's. . . .1 . rnamorted for Fourteen Veers.—Thomas hiles). •• 3... k. stocking wearer. Olney * i WON) 9 #l.t 111 •- t ..o rer. ditto; Andrew Latimer, weaver. dittos 11 rew . .4shisson. weaver, ditto; Andrew White, boo indef. s' , /to; David Thomson, Weaver, ditto • James ri t .11 , w, ditto; Williankelalcson or Clarkson, she •, . rietto ; Thoma• Pike or link, muslin-singer, . s .Indrew Hart, cabinet-miter; ditto ; Jells Harr, weans. 4.;..miortat ; William ;Smith. waster, ditto. Pardoned -•-William Coawfurd. weaver. ditto, 113alfron. On the night of Sattenlay, or early on Sunday morn ing last, six gams were left at the door of a small pailalle-bonse, by the Cnnsbecnanid road side, a few ....miles front Gisnrivr, whil;jl ho l d been taken from dif ferent hoospilAtictbut-neigbleourhood, on the third of , . April Lem fasek gun bed the urine of the owner af ;Aced to it, and to one was attached a note:stating •:.ot a seventh - gun, which bad been harrowed in the fa* 4; farmer at Frank6elll„ was. for the I, '---- - - " but either it. or one as good, 1 long be *Pitt him. Some of the the kppetroare of baring been _lnd. It is worihy if niseArk that I , were taken. a promise *as held nut wt wises the pawpaw- for which over they would be ratorned. Blouse, th, Pan', Inspector. prose.) the notes to be forged in .dl respect . 'I he prisorscr, its his o:efrist*: rontentletl, that he re. ceireil the notes from his father, for tai:uring work door for hint. A woman oas called, who s.r.ived that the priatharr received some money from his father. The Jury, after hearing. tIsT• • Aso% retired, and, otter rent lining out near two hours:awl a halt,re:arned the [iris mer Not Guilty. radathatt, .ludo Verrastan. 311.1 .Ifaildn.r, were charged nith uttering a It. forged note, on the I;tle of June 6.t, to Mr. to-dell, of Bridge-street, lattaphistise„ Callaghan and Newman pleaded tiitilty to the minor offence, on Saturday lasts but site other pristther re fused to plead with them. All the priatthers were this day pat to the bar, as .1 matter of fawns. Cordell, his wife, anal brother-in-law, proved the prisitster-i to have been in company together. '1 hey also proved the uttering of the notes. After the prisoners were taken up they were putt into a place of rontinement. an it pun a search losing made afterwards, the parts of thr r notes (all of one plate) were fouled in this place. It was also proved that Newman and 31addloc passed a forged nine at the same place the preceding Saturda). Against AU:tasks% it was (nether proved, that he put -littething into his month awl chewed it, which hr said tvas tobacco, but an &liver undertook to swear that it wa , a note he had pot into his mouth. Whets 3laddox was taken tip, a good note and some silver were found upon him. m as i s i ns , i n his a l e y e ner,said, as he was passing along the Commercial-road, and had stopyril to speak to Cal- Initan, he was surprised to tinil a I:er 4 ...me up and make a prisoner of him. This ma' the only accomat the prisoner could ghe of Ittinscif. 3lr. Justice limas, in summing up the case to the Jury, explained to them that their verdict against N.4I*TIC4L INTELLIGHNC R. • ' A large ship, monnting IS guns, with 80,000 dollars, and a great quantity of sugar in hoses, and other pro duce on board, hanheen taken after an action of an hour, and a half, he a brig privateer under Artigas's colours, and was off St liartliolomews, on the 7th ult. proceetling tie Five Islands to discharge. A brig, from London to the Brazils, laden with naval stores, price to a privateer, n as retaken the end of July, and carried into St. Eustatia, by ah English schooner, sent out by the llovernor, with Dutch soldiers on bean!. The Ann, of Whitehaven, Atcheson, from Antigua, to London, pot into St. Bartholomew., leaky, on the ult. and had discharged previous to the 7th. and it Was expected would be reads' tie proceed about the 13th alt.-2-1 hogshead.' of sugar were damaged and would be sold. The Farnham, Fortune, from Liverpool to Kiel, ran an shore near Beaitharnain, on Saturday. hut was got off without ilznia t re, and put into that port. The Dolin, from IV% burgh to Liverpool, sprang a leak at sea previous to the !itli inst. and intended :o put into I.lmlsvrona to repair. Extract of a Letter from Captain PoNtleivell, of the ship John, arrived in the Down+ from Jamaiva.—We were overtaken in a viob•iit hurricane from the S. on the. I Ith ult. in lat. 35. 55. lon. GI 111. which. although we were prepared for a blew away our cluse-reefe.l main-topsail and for.•sail. and a shift of wind from the N. W. broach. ..1 the ship too against helm and fee storm st which laid her down on leer beans ends fur nearly four Itottr.6. DV.% 1., Sera% It ban Mown very fresh this mornir front the S. W. arcomponied with rain, during n liich, the Jessie, Nidlirow, for New South W a les. itro d ghtoo, Wilnou, for 14orher and Atariptis of Wellington, Proc tor. for Lk erpool, lost an anchor and table each, lot have hero wipp;ied f hence with others. Scev. ::.—The Valentine, Essen, fr..o Liierpoul to S.. PetersbitrA, has put into Lanilncrona, leaky, and novo diselior.,..r to repair. 'flir Leda, Wi'..ott, frees Saran rba Is St. r•it . r•burele. arrived here on the Slat alt, hi-: his %intr tweet orderei to proceed to Uhristiancin 1 fur whirb Ware she sailed to-day, to per form yttarulti ii'. Sr e s.•—The Swallow, of Dunbar, Thorn. from Era nerburg to !tie Us /lOC (I nn •Itore uu tun' Swinehoritins, hot ban hewn ..it .oil' hn the a'sis'anre of the Dying 1 . 01111r:101y. tt i • 'twit it t% ir.g snmtatter , l any apparent flantage, and nal proceed MI Ler rosa,;e. „me, way (D.4' farm kreureVl'P.ftigilig'.. r.... ev itim Okt e , ere . 4 ~. ;Thew. Irrhie").• 1 ~ • ;Ite:elA . indw4 4" . " 1 I . • ' 1.1. ',,re p ii. risiristers rims .:irt were 'cis:4 wa's w POLICE. OrtLonstt..—Sorne of the nlrrvs of the psri is o : Mt. Semi:elite, applied to the Magistrate for an urde ito an isha i titant of their parish to pay, his tithe , . 1-1.• !was of the Society of Priest's. rolumunly denominated !Quakers, and the gr. and of his refusal was, that the Vir..r or Curate of the parish. acted illegally in not putting up his prayen far the Queen in the I.itur,q, and that by so doing, be hail forfeited his rlai st to the tithes. This the inliabitatt had stated, he was ready to prove by some old Acts of Parliament, but he had not come forward to do so. and the parish of ficers now regarsteti. that an order wield h.- is , urd ' out against him fur the puyte.st of %Illicit A . ' not attended to, t paymont tvould be enSereed by other measures. The order was itunsvoliately g ranted. U-rrk.utxt: rolsorn BANK No-r;:s.—rnforittnat: females contiwte to he Ist-might befure she Magistrates alisto%t every usher day by shopkeepers on charges of tittering forgrit Yesterday a powerful look:na voting woman, named Ra:40.1 ri, was broil,: lit before the Sitting :Ma gistrate. Aldecutau . 11. on a charge of having uttered a forged at 1 ltank-note. at the shop of Mr. tirrgetry, a linen-draper, at Nu. 131, Altler,gate street. Mr. firreory steed, Coat the prisoner came to his shop on Saturday evening. and tun -based a cotton shatt I for Cs. Cl. in payment fur which she tendered i a t'l. note. and gave her name and address, " • bert, 5... lVess-street, Smithfield:* The proseen : for sent the note to a es..ighhour's for change, but it was returned a had one. 'lite prosecutor asked the prisoner whether she had any objection to the boy, who belonged to the shop, coin; with her, to see whether • the address which she gave was a correct one, She replied in the negative ; but on its being intimated to her that the boy could nut be spared, and that an ... Pretensions Me(king would not at a ll W e il th e o th er prisoners, : officer utast be sent with her. Ali; threw down the A---- - -- in. , - ..., (1 ,....1, to be Gated by those who are conscious of sin who hail pleaded Guilty. His Lordshin said, he would chance which she hail received out of the note, and take care to make a representation in the padre sinar• the shawl, on the counter, and attempted to run off, r o p r !.. sse si at an e arl ) period of our professional Weer ter of the cirenmstanres of the case. but he got before her, and laid hold of her. sh e nWI the imp/maitre of a .-.• minute attention to a clam of The Jury found Jlnddnx instantly Hailty—Heath. knocked him down, when he seized her a second time, disaeses lareatiaris agreting the grander eaeratioasef No e boldly desisted Irvin whit was held to be inodleat Monday, S. Pike charged with utterinq end rutting , when a severe strilt“le ensued, in which she attempted r t t u r r itlys ;at tseked tbe vitantings of ompy Heinen, amt. Os de away a forged I/. Bank of England note was pat to to bile off his tiutri•ri , and it would have termi• ated I testing its vile purposes , eon.i•ter ourselves testis witted the bar. A witness proved that , on the 7f 4els of June ; w ith so me severe injury to the person of the prosectstor, to that s e probation anti patronage which, for twe n ty jeers :. last, the prisoner came to the house of Mr. King of had not several p erson s came t o hi, as •l atance . The eshatviteriorteinudeortittd•durozisneceienedssful t►rr: l . l sd d s ex ho oted i a‘titt regetui es y . TI 1 Castle-street. Leicester-square, and o ffered the forged , prisoner was then seized by three men, whom she ye- to our opinion, is an additional gratilleation io write, note in payment fur a pair of shoes. It was further . titled iu the most desperate manner, and ultimately. while our authority front the College Itself, atreagthened as proved, that the prisoner hail hut a quarter of an hour tore !terser front their grasp an I ran off, w: en the i i t ‘r t s 4 I h e mot? enifiu ' l " tie imo ni lli n a ‘ l t ‘ e o e f eeti li t i f 7 a.t ". ect"ect 3 before passed another forged note to a Mr. Thomas, a was met [by Clinton, the officer, who with a dditi onal nei re Z r of i o n u?f r ame nri f t r i tt M en et c7or i m s i. neighbour to the yrosecotria, an d h a d received 121.6 d. • aid surceetled in securing her, after the most deter- "Thelinpetuosity rayon* or the woinentars yam of catu in change. The prisoner was, hnwever, then taken 4 mined resistetwe. On her bring brought baCk to thg*- don in the inaturer wan, ones lead to the effects of a con• into custody ; and upon searching her person. another shop, th , prisoner rims' ad to act with the greatest I t i : e ik" l L a di ' ll .h "r om ' e h : s r,Pi r y h ca rre n fo he "'S e a Z a t i l : t 17 % 7 f ew data note was found, which turned out to be a good one. , fury. broke three large panes of glass, and displayed ' care:" No one came forward toand men in Use m o re advanced singes..charecteriied give the witett-st a goad ; • , .41 rends power, that the prosecutor was at first into . by numerous symptoms, we eon illestswe oar araAtion, b 7 character, and the Jury foutod the prisoner Goias— I pressed with the beli e f that it was a man o f grea t taw. rendering t i n' treatment stud, the cur , effeetaal. Death• eul:tr stretsgthaliagaised in woman's clothes. Sims . Every ortrosie eistkitae , . or t wtional disturhaare. ia , 4 dental to the reorretstear6llo y . Odle wall; 0w..., Thymus Goodhell was charged with felonhistalyl was ararehest, hot nothing particular yeas found ti,• us province, and sill Odd to gars. a..ention. Amos* *the. err uttering and potting away a forged l/. Bask of Eitg- • her. On makinr, inquiries at the plane where she diseases of theurettirs. weakn:4ut, and etsostitutiortalderunge . land note, in the parish of St. bile. on the I ith of' h a il stat e d th a t s h e res i t !, d, no such person cu u bl be nients, of however long duration. July last, to Charles Temple, a se r vant t o Mrs. Wing- heard of there. 'nip ►pr ,cutor begged leave to turn- id., Ti r s i e d eh of ilitor n inenition rosy be restored towppetanee. an d, i g exhausted by nervous ds-hillty. he wilt rir geld, proprietor of the F ,t 4 and Hounds plastic-house. lion, that this made the eighth forged note which be 1 calate the 'intoner proof of vieorons impulse, The limits of Tottenham-court-road. It was proved that the pri- h a d r ecently taken in this: manner. He had hrtitt4:l6 an asivertisoitient do not show the classification of our sets softer threw another forged note away. several women np before on charges of that nature, s )re , . but they are amply detailed in a Work we lately pub I shed railed - The Vvis of Life " the rapid sale of wharts. The ease was, so clearly made out, that the Jury who the Batik had su rered to escape. They were „:e . „ o „,; pante d w ith aa 'into.. easing * practice, are ao—..."..tiabla fiend the prisoner instantly (hilly. mostly wretched females of the description of the un- t proofs of our general wilily. The Book eats be had at II --- fortunate woman who now stood charged. The l o ss Paternoster-row ; 66. Pell-Mall; 41, Fircestil4 ; Iti. Prince . " occasioned to tradesmen in his line was most ruinous, str l ee l t. Bobo; 174. sad 34. f, fleet-street; or to any Book end soethiug certainly ought be done to done to put a stop to, sir mitigate the evil. se NO rs d ns iseases are felt with , •••riler poignitnev by the selfcris than theme occasioned by hi. own improdeisee a sad is tees Alderman Ht Tit %Tr' said that lie had much wished eases ' 4 " nsul " ti " is iiiierslii) of ...Iwo.. in dm Pr, far the appenranee of the new notes less easy of Ifni- f li t d •s o v ir o ie r:vlo 4 re effesi l lh o l d e. s, d ir ie n ? o :s t h i tm u iLzt: re st r u iv nboa os oded e em s• t .. he . itsite . of which h a d been so lung promised . ' thus the terms ere plainly qtated at ow fi rs t iatersiew. or ia Mr. E . bee. 'ulterior of the Bank, deposed that answer to lett?' ushmetely detailinr the sb-enplelleo owl is the notice Wag a forgery in every respect. closing a reminisce fur oweadriee atul advice, vbkh eta be ! forworeed be ea pert of t world Alderman 'fetus an took the opportunity of ask- 00914 tied Co., \I. R. l ite :Morro . ns. U. flutmerir"" l4 inn the (lent/man connected with the Bank, when I Ft ee t. a g ree t,A p r i est , e „„, mon d c a • cornea the issue of the new metes, whki had been put oil from qaarter i lo quartet by the Bank, wild take plate *: Mi. Loa said he slid net this* that the Bank bad at yet timed upon any particular time. but be could BcPULART.—The house of Mrs. Abbott, in ()Airy. street, Lambeth, was entered a (ew nights back by weans of false keys, and robbed of is quantity of plate and wearing apparel to a considerable ansonnt: also seven JO! notes and' ten 11. notes, oltb which the thieves escaped. An explosion of fire•dasup took place on Thu a} night last, on board the schooner Redraft, l'aptain Rowe, lying in Swansea harbour, by which three of the crew were severely lowa. and the vessel partially damaged. • Polk, film Dasior z. Newlsaitwo. *kith was on shore Near that port ass Ft itlay, was get trtf on Sundae. after discharging part of her cargo, aitsl carried into tile laastrotir 1:. a kalif "(AK. . Lea4oa I &Mot. PriVed, url Pablisi.d al 1it... 4.11. " "Tub Wrieras WAN... and Tau Caxs ray two (• -, ..w... PI T ) * N 4 M. Sits ld. ..ork.g.t A L t.....e. Muck by W.iltrif.Ll. Jen.. 1.. L.R.r to great ell Ore -1 waskestteas. Oid.rs. to we Mw:/ 11e be 41110111.41 say nothing *boat the matter.as the subject Wu k g .p t at present profoundly secret. ; fhe prisoner, in her defence, said, that the address which she had given was her true address, awl that if any one had denied her there, it was from mistake. She stated herself to be an unfortunate woman, a n d that she had received the n•ite from► a gentleman of whom she had no knowledge ; that she had first bee, treated with violence by the prosecutor, and bad only returned the ill usage which she had received. The prisoner was remande.l for further petunia. 1 ation, in order to give the li.►nk an Opportunity o f • enquiring into the prisoner's cape. AIANCHESTF:R POLICE. On Monday week, two 'timbers of the Conotnittee for u'otainin r signatures to the Address to the Qum, from the Artisans and Mechanics of this town, were taken into vo.,toily on the charge of vagrancy, preaprred hr /Mr. Iletfor, who keeps a bar►er's shop in Market -sheet. It spurred from the statement before the Magistrate. that Mr. Lang and Mr. Mime (the two offenders its question), were soliciting subscriptions to defter the eitpences incidental to the obtainment of signatlrrs ro.sing from shop to shop, in glue rottrao they at that now in the occupation of Mr Heffor, Ly whom they were instantly seized sod delivered over into the custo.ly of an officer. The fleet moraine (Torsilay) at twelve, the easel:awe on bettor.• Mr. Norris. The fonnuglireere was sittiaK on the 'tench. The defendants were immediately set at lihertr, ao l f the box haring been returned to them, they departwi out of Court with a notnierons hody of Chair mends wi k , attended to witness the pro( eetlinr. W UtftlEl) On Saturday hay. Rt ev. el.rirlei.hxfp`i l!nr‘nnnlaa., a St. Paul's I lo.”-eit-yr rn. in Kll:tabeth. lonatn-4 ,igaght : r of Rnbert Carter, Esti. 014 higwell. blE1). qn hr la t h I n d . re Old lti.v.t..l , !.str. in the county of Nur t.n t+.:Ett year 11 ins at; , . .!t. 110°1(1. (omen) of int - reet. On Mon , lns W.I. et Tnnttridsce.Welk. Robert /hitcher, Esi. of Ilay cl tn-sqv!re. •In Smuts% . ,hr Yd ingtont. rhar:otte F..izibeith, wife or the !ter. Dishy. Prebendary, of Worcester. 'n Sundr.% lost. tfirr a 1 . 1111'0.11.12 limes., Uhl yesri. Walfard, second claw/hire of Mr. nog. Tomer. Nut t:;•inattertand-strect. Strand. •• W :at 41/4bl, neglects, *hat trivial feats destroy " The tiPirilirst frame ft" ;S 11N. Cl; It 11 I E dud CO. haying devoted there- IVA. selves to the study of, and beat gratified by the west consoi..rable practice in /hose branches of the prolessino wmicn they thottelit proper to seteet, trust, that after hirt) ienr4 c;-....tenre in this metropolis, their talents are so weit Lnavr.;. Ind •Ir eiTott lion so hilly established, that no apo logy is requisite for their deviation from the regular mode of praetice. It may lw proper to stafe, that their Medical Edit eitioti him been of the first class; that they are Members of Inv Avyal CoNeges ot London and Edinburgh ; and as sett— factory evidences of tie truth of this statement, their diplo mat and tertiminsials may be soma at their House, No. 107, liatton-garden, where they may be consulted with the great est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex, aMicteg by any rat eir folios ing complaints :--1. The Venereal Dikaase, for A Itir:t they have discovered a remedy. which is uol Only a euried,degllbhtiftste for mercury.% thecae of thisenmiffight, but has Also the adruntage of etadichtieqr the disorder Wilk- • out debilitotipe the eonstitmtion.—V. In cases of Narsswin Debility anal . Vairular ftelaxallon. whether produred era.' vivial esereses, by the immoderate enjoyments of saiskal pleasures. or by solitary semsunlity. where " sigma sinks, thaisairit melts away, The cheerful, pure, and soinsated bloom Dies from thr face, %huh squaliil atrophy Urvav'd, in sallow melineholy Afessra. Carrie anti Co. are in possession of a MadiPinit that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy, in giving tow to every tueseullr fibre of the patient , restoring his Jabal spirits, and re-establishing loin signor. without intandsglbe • cons:kidles, and tissue exposing him to the dangers of a re-' bye... —3. In Strictures of rethrs. Messrs. Carrie sad Co.'s plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other method of cure, that they have aceiteil the astonishment and appro hntion of the most illstinguisheil sittrgeons, by elfeetleg. is three weeks, cures ahleb defied all the resources of their shill. In the cure of nny of these complaints their patients will be treated with the gr. West skill and solicitude. rThe fee required is the VIMe as that of regular practitioners. Patients in the country are rentiegted to state partlarlar of their rave, egg, and mode of listag. aseJosing s Bahl Of England Note, when the necessary medicines and advice a iU be sent to any part of the world.--No. 107. Hatton-garden. nuritcr te;molin. ferlifer :a tr. The tre2tmcnt iniitl—thr ewe eireetost. C.1:1: VI U Examimetiou of ProfecAtonal