The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-27 00:00:00

~: 1 : 41 1.1. j !.! 7 °i rr • :44fv, VAVer*Tit A r c — 'WI' ~.~~ .~'+'♦ -. + :'-' r: ~ '~. 4 , • ke5......ame........ VA that he had had some dealings id base coin. Ile. I thds Ist it ray s ' kg 'to' kfiirfkii WV. ti‘ii,it 2. : ' ..3 -g,,..''' . '' • - •- • POLICOr-4 1 . 74 - --- ! .. ' :':-.:- ' • t .I . N. '- t - . - - I ! s ort also says, that two out of three'Veives he has had but ; received toe • ebifer only ihite WINN A"' --onsies•- '_t• I lair were sent to' Botany Bay for tittering coin of thistle- know to be a had eharacter ? tket itffot 04, .'ktiflowserstar , —Yeaterday, .4/401d4alt. r S a l i rtlarr : scription; and that his ' .third wife is the respect- this, ie; was guilty. at, stitnetilinli .41.0,.:and.ib4,V • *itailliers underwent an. eeaminisifiesa t ebe . with . able relict of two former husbands, who are also guilty or innocent Ile .iionAleitainlY,be -colisiitt# gone to Botany Bay on precisely the same errand ! till th 'met rilzes. 7 rt,dfd not 'dealst,lioaritiltr;• Olt ' • •***Ttlr‘-geltres leyhway.rtabhery at Chatna.• - ; sys si e t iesi Ciubb; of Coillpg Ile was introduced to the Yorkshire Jury, as an as. 1 was l informeit hat lite chime - of "imairlit' iiiir 10' seseetetetir OW. en gittlittilY riill-h l ll6°°! .. , l :°'Ple cki ,I sistant Constable, or Police Officer, of Manchester; Clear* up, and that the matt was detained as &WA. ihlOnlernpaatiy, with a sueighboetlitt..,tlii, name ; but he admitted, on his cross-examinatiOn, that he . tioui livanteter. Patibseguently obtained' Info • ,- • •W:ittn, .on 'their _way .horee, ealkil , let the .Cheirrela9-. l i ryas at that time a prisoner in the New Bailey,whenCe' tion ( from •the Coroter, that the charge of mu •'' 1 1 01/itai, _Poblio;°°/es ill '4 l liv4 l 49fl,if 9101 ea ;..the bons, was shut up ) , but seeingselsghl,,,•Altep kneettect he had beets brought to York by Habeas t orpui, to bad bleek cqmpletely done away with at Mancheiter; gibe his 'evidence. tieing asked, " for what he was . 1 that the piisoner had been Ordered to be tibeisalgtk 11Pitejr.. *On tree Soldiers "Sed*ltY Plehed. • . hou 14194 n, . and robbed impe-isimedr':--his answer war,'" for an assault ;" find thitifhawas really still in con fi nement isi•'.., Oaf se, mocked 4'44 •1i1r.. , . Winn of a coat end waistcoat which being llien quetteasied as 6474 Retire of the assault, toil, k• meat be ou some other charge. Whitt 'entre iiiejliete.t, the Le;arned Judgelideifered, - aid *OW not permit my sprpriat to find,. that .a .week or ten illyaidais.; .I.l6„lrafiljoiriiiPit:,:l6o othef , property. - 11 e: got op; the ca cumstOnce .to to fkrater enquired kto !A-diow, , getent to this, the man - Was,sacturally committed to, •ora kftecleed• down again,a mid they were . ga t ing to Gentlemen,. this smothering of what appeared to ma Lanclister, charged altis•aessidall.Wrid - s l ushing ease ! kneckldsti, ftarn a Jiti tiehe,OWeq - orrlkins, I .. . to be a very proper and a very important question, c But my sesprise. did liett:iitielsleire, for..wlien ..the a Pittela, came op and •pieventedsit.',* . •'. 1 .- •;. •. • : AVilkiali the patrotei etatedi that he leiltreturn. determined me to get an answer to it'. Aly informa- time Of the assizes artiasellsi c'hild not teem that'll/ Lion sinks, that be had, in the throng of the market- , bill against him' kr • inifiaii: *iv - *Si PreseOted .!.° , ing horn! froth his dary . 'Wherrhe 'Met thOlisoner running place, in Manchester, privately crammed into a I the Grind Jury: ibis name woman's. basket aline base ' coin, or a forged Basek.: . Calendar, as charted with . ,a m a ril d, i n sb a -at the bottom of Hangman's-lane, Chelsea, zr, be was red. with abnridlo, Which inclined him to. ttop, and ask • ~ . ~ , . . him , . , , eel ipja 'note, ,and th at he 4fterroards . seized the woman, - and de la y, .and without time for Prams ow, put on - what De had •got :. on repeating' the quest ion, ' caused her basket to bi nitrated, when the base coin I trial for the misdemeanour which hid been laid to he replied that it , was a coat and-waistcoat belonging nes found upon Aer -L-luCkily, however, for the! his charge on his. first - apprehension,. The charge of to his brother who' had' stripped to -fight.- Witness loonier, Ids Motions had been observed. She was '• Murder had probably done all it was intended to do, took tliaPrisoner into .citstody, and as he was con ef course liberated, and he was tried, convided l l it had preVented isfs being bailed, and consequently 'eying him he saw two soldiers running away, who ' end imprisoned for this nea: species of assault—the; prevented his prepa b tine for his "offence on the other proved to be the companions of the. Prisoner : they nature eli:hich MU not suffered to be made knowd I charge, and it also served to raise a slrodg prejudice made off, however, and escaped. The Prisoner was to the Yorkshire Jury. Such, Gentlemen, is a ape. i against him in the minds of . - the Jerry. • 'After: Co committed for trial. cimen of those Spies, the mission of whom into York. - winch pleparation, - Gentlemen, you will probably be • QUeim-SQUAitE.--YeSterdaY, .Thonsos Nqt was put to the bar on slivers charges of seindlitt shire the Learned Gentleman so highly applauds; surprised to hear what was ' the important crime of again s . 11l and by Whom, _ he says, " perhaps the preservation which this poor prisoner was accused, •it was and feliiny aswag' Nary Clarke, alias Mrs.. Nott, on-1 the charge of having unlawfully pawned plate be of the country has been effected !"—But [trent, that l'obarged against him, that he had, in a puhlic-honte, It will not be deemed either visionary or absurd in lin Manchester, drank a most silly and seditious toasts longing to Mlle Bishop, taken from the house No. 4, me to express a hope, that the country May not in lihe exact Words of which, es taken down by the Judge,. Bins-place, let to. Nott at OO guineas per 'mom.. - future stand in need of such preservers, and that no weie, " Death to the Kin g , and a p oind of su g ar to This Mary Clarke, it appeared, had been the partner -more Englishmen may be either hanged or trans. sweeten him with."—[Laughter.]—l .really feel lof Nett% fortunes-for some time past. On this ots. • ported on the evidence of any-such wretches. When ashamed, Gentlemen, to take up your time by re. i Cation the office was more crowded than on. any ' their characters are once made known, I feel coo& ' !seating this nonsense, but yan will recollect that it ! former examinations, persons from various parts, dent' that his • Majesty's Ministers will not permit has been thought worthy of occupying the Bute of ! oe the town, complaining of having been the . dupes I them again to be thus employed. - , one of our Courts of Justice ; and moreover I have of Nott l s artifices: s l '• • • 0 1 . .. • Having thns;Gentlemen, endeavoured to give you to inform you that the Crown Lawyer-declared, so- I .Gilmore, the offieer, Mated, that since the last ex.; some idea øf the kind of men employed as spies, for ! leennly declared, Gentlemen, that he regarded this . a minati on ; h e h ad discovered that the Prisoner -pose the pretehlleepurptisit. ot" saving the country," prosecution as the most important he had conducted' sessedit the time, of his apprehension four different I and " defeating the arts of disaffection," it is sag- ' daring the . whole Assizes, though be had a few Eli- i lOtigings ; and that oel in St. Georgets.fieltis ap.. gested to me that I.shoald also attempt to give you notes before offered to liberate. the prisoner on his 1 Pealed 'to hate been , made the , grand depot.- .He , an idea d the manner in which they labour in their own recognizances, provided•he would plead /guilty 1 there. found i variety of property obtained from dill i vocation • but I lee! that I hare already occupied too 'to the charge . This, ho w e ve r , the p risoner refused, fer*nt tradesmen, an immense bunch - of bey, •belong.,' much de your' time.— Go on! Go on !]—l will, ! the Spy-witnesses. were called in, and the following - ing possibly to the lodgings which he had o ccupied , however; Gentlemen , request a farther extension of is the account they gave of the traasactims. It is,' and many letters, writings, and very curious docu- ' your ,patience, whilst I detail' to you the particulars Gentlemen, a pretty, little, simple, unornamented manta, amongst' the sett, all the fortune-telling ap of : the persecution of oniinvidual, whose sufferings story, highly illustrative of the benefits resulting panties On in motion by Mr. Nott, after he left ought et the time to have been made known to the • from the Spy-system, and therefore well worthy of off the calling'of dentist, in -the Kent-road, and Government, but which 1 believe.. Government are your attention. s turned fOrtiese4felier"io 'hock's-fields. Theres were , I still unacquainted with. By " taking. a sin- I The two Spies acknowledged upon oath, that they' his ardil :M address;" Addresses to the gte captive,"i Geuileumn, I may, perhaps, better ! were sent from 139Itsioto Manchester for the express in and, t h e be "P"Sswil that' " was • the wwgge w awge 1 k a k_ owlrso Itattestaitrbleger.that had even:lived c gad than by any general deicriplidni make you under.. and sole purpose of entiapping this prisoner—not on stand the manner in whiCh these are persecuted who a roving expedition, Gentlemen, but to entrep this mc_____t rinf "tfolewhieh' he would lae , :cessolled , red Spow*Agabepliterett. `T here weroaso•a. curious- list s have . (kti misfOrtinfe.to Miltathemselves obnoxious to p,riserter, a nd him oak. • They owned Oat la was; , 9f the M4 . 11 . 10'011 isf abodes of all those ladies" theetty i lyraties ih our Orange district. . I drunk whoa:they first met with him. That , accord. whose fortunes 7'heo es, I 'promise ou eaftslilcrabfr OreliN iii ',int to their instructions they gave him more drink as , Wh+nelirith4 *At' been cast and Afti; Nott, added' to-which the of lhis case, w hich iideid krill rucli - long as:iie Would take it. They stated' also, that he i lied beelileld'hY a onistairc of 7Y•ngedl; COnee4, and' fa*, that if. told them he was aware of their errand, as he knew,. 644°4 t ‘ w t tAgeS ig g ` ht "emu's of game of - those I faitiiit, 'Mated ftlethepurpose o f'. dein on stra t ing the scarcity know .in toted :strain. to describe - it, .or at one of armies'. be a Bolton Spy. This else states', poiscwe " o t i ts ~• truth ! of hit, Nut-i's; firethettens I At this sledging. which 'end of ilieiteri fa been. borne *int, Gen- : that ibls Itviindr ivis to point out the which be . ' theteeitits afib-fehind dineroptinting of Non, rte.: tlenica, Intql pOob4bo ricOled% the crud of a maw ether. Syy,' . .and ., thee leave them together ; who was, its the ;tear 1.8i2, - ,ettattififed Pal:encoder,' did. The Siernid . iyy then endeavoured to prevail ~i g n t i r fre • lika i s Wi'h "el l ieleriPtiee . se htterlyeath on a Cliarge . of titieder,: and litho wet, "qflier some •on the priSo*ner to twist him irt ; but the prisoneedes. -1 ../ hiwrag :1411 " 9 " 4 19wsigs ;* la t e of sthmfordi Liss . ' . .. wi, je 6 ~c olaliehire, 'clew of city of London ;" and a small month`. i polviueiwnt,suddasia Failed tut 'to defend .ilined staying any longer in his company, ecome faibed, iigd* hwwwircr 401 , , engsitvlag of Nott's coat of arms, with the ;motto of hintselffrom a.dtarge olone . ).y direrent.description,. him.. As this twisting under which was- au namely, that al:uttering seditious words fh a to r kisPer! it it was necessary, fur the public gaud,. thatthe psi :., ~,,1 ‘ „„.,Vet re ,,,,r lh°l ' c'''vate c oat Sedition his, heretofore, heels deemed a punish: .'• sonei should not be allowed to go atiorget, • . r.•"" r•hisl4l/ d is r e nt r .444441 trItfbn - -N 0 0 1 4: 44 ! able offence only in so far es Jt -tends to excite intipriiritoto, bee and et7,_ tair► . k ; - • MOM', gerthit Shitlshi,ii fisscoinshisbe awl, rection or rebellion,' or to sedu c e - the "heateri o f .it ' and taken to the Ni' * ilePlegy. kiting drank Ail ...• •, . " 11 P i al in° to ' liiii " t h°s ° 4 vg!" were 'Smelted i from -their al legitimists :"Whee resisperitd, therefore; tbove-snentioned *toe st ;* but Art -114..f'ciaotliir should . • stO,' Astro'Vlittefirl 575. I". .•, . • . •, A • i .• ; !-",: i 1 i it loses 11117105 t lilt its bad tentienby, :exempt inter- hew .been prepared to•Alaglroast • &lie ',fact, the Sis . r; e '' 1 - ..*°. iiesta!). lo °hhael th in . elme retwailfiklaiatitte much, al it may poisibly unsettle thelood -principle*. s that though thn tort hest Wen drink in a ~,..5...4 11. • bialst. kl...°"e of Nott hills from -o - Vona* of the single individott tolrhom it is addressed, and :la room full of comiany, ;int though the-PrtiOnei• ; - ; ' ' eltykamldn.Vas represented to , he a men .. 'for . kOl. Jts .ltd. • Nutty then 'iris* Oise of the probability' of this, in the . present instance, at she time pf drinking it, ciovated his .liattd higher - "Y l * lhi s th° ic ii.l4 tireetinetrievii: anti importance in Doctors' Goa t . you OP judge, when o ft are informed, that this 'in, i art kis head, yet that he speke :11 1 ,words in ea - --isisitsiel 'but the till was never paid.: . Nott, however,' dirldual was a hired spy. The prisoner, according tot a lone , 44' voice, that it was. :tupcis.sible, abiotut his own account, had liven offence to a notorious ;impossible, that any one of ilteßiMp • anY shOord ht ''nom having passed the bill, 'no criminal chargestor ac.. "mat of it could be preferred against him. . hirer and manager of spies;, by refusing, when soli. heard tbera beside himself i i rrs-Wets exculpateiy:es ottfita Redway; of the Strand; boot-maker , cited, to joist this useful and honourable fraternity : i deuce, it is obvious, could. pens:o4 . 6 Tb .e been • . he had not only refuted to join them, but had occa- 1 to contradict this whispering, and notwitbs =", • , ,. •- him: with , e4meining bore, &c., under falissit on the 2bde of November last. II sionally been imprudent enough to obstruct their ' the acknowledged pre-determination or the vihviiiiief=t o " trs, sh4fein thiWretlingcond fi tted himself witbboots ..oWeatti?' • • •, . . " laudable" efforts for the public good, by warning :to entrap the Prisoner, netwithstasiding hidackiiiiits. _ _ a .i..l t apast Vilbliingtotti, said desiriogthein to be sent home the people of Manchester of their presence or ap-. I letiged drunkenness,- dud the improbability proSeli:' On this account probably, it was thought I drunken mats, giving suck &oaken words in 16 listir. 34 ‘.:!Olether nigiikwiren they &Oak, be, paid for*: his expedteht to stop his mdtitlt by i little eidtitery im. I a lone of voice s 00414 thought, pro* tO *i Atr tforivas Phil ls r. 4 4 " he ligwa m t3 dr B °°lhamPt° o- bi lawma ti:.4 . si,biltreltsliretriturtn 'tree them without the moneyro prisontient; and' accordingly, two ;of tiffs blood , . verdict of Giiiity;r4; will neakeno , 4peee#s i ' `' . .4AttiOts:". Thatifibisi• Were accordingly , sent, the* hop hounds were let 'lore Open- hitals.ibey 11001 . 1111 f tlemen, on thie.slaryrraone, I trent; at the &Mir rho - took ;the bootslroilia -I ceeded In 'finding kiln, ta lodging- - him •in ,tlse! I !bate already ocCoselod much pare at your dair l 4 -Ir i" th e hi l l arrtggish* tact "itS . N a ttr wh° . he* New Bailey, at blancisestert-- I .4nit it' appeared that than I intended; and will, therefore,.Mitsciede*by prO. 4 . o4 "S dkk : ed they had only half Conspired' the job, for - the of. r prsing the, health of a mans whom I have already l -1 1 4 1!° fijlersrg ,-4 " There, 6 14'0 eigtet,nly leditviese, fence with which' they chaigeit 'hien mired to be 1 eisentionecito gilt's . strenUou ' ly opposing ie . & rentcht !ga 'itici Afettisthe •Wellingtotisi and the* I'll poyfor: Wily *lcusisdemeanotre instead of .fel l ofty ; 'bee . weed colony, a system of espionage similar to thlit'llileb t 1 .. ht . ..10140 ! T hee boy did' to , but n. re on. couseqoently, In a few days liberated on bell. The, I :have been attempting to describe.—l- beg leave ie.'. in r; Nair Ihii tote found. -'. The Orson at i5T0.36,.. very oight,womover, or his liberation, he wig again i propose, Gentle Men, the health of William Firth - i sOid.thlOaldr.thitlips 'Meer' there, .and thinks , ohs r , -- e of civil and nag. late Attorney-General in Upper Canada. . ,/ • Inas: . had knotted tad Oho asked it one dragged der Ms bed by a mixta military forese some of which bad been tent front , , Belton, and•was'atato lodged in the'New 13siley.." The ' ' poor than could not gain any information as to the It is conjectured from the preparations making at - grounds ()laid,' second arrest, but had the sitisfac. i Hellgolandi* that . tint island will he appointed the lion to hear one of the Manchester Magistrater el- rendezvous for Isis ajesty's• ships. on that station i during the winter. rags are about to be laid. - pre ' reat Indignation aetlio Otannet-.iu which he had treated—and repeatedly refuse'te have any s ci * I down at the mouth of e Klbe, oppositetStreede; a. thi to do in the business :-...--from this, aid ..onus i rev light-hoese is, by the exertions of the. Governor otheroircutostances, be axpeCied.tO be okihi - itto.t ot itiltzbiMli`o -e rected at Cuxhaven; . 111 01 every.: rat g rtut, alas ! instead of this, he was transfereek 'llineliPreteeikw' !ilk"' to give in POsivibleAscilities to ' heint ironed,, and . drippsiog wet, to . a it athstime eh*PPieVri,lhat coast at I.hildeilffero -111 0 1 ‘4" 2 °• ,, • dengetWrin Bnlton • an d' jabs not fill he hid been - ' Vitit Akin. Effilefl Of FliAll.'"chiP t 9t•Olf 011 r. t .. confined•thiee or (Mar 'Obeli Nit he was allowed alaterof IlasliirHospitalheiegdategerously lig,* * *' . _l.4i even tm chabgeVii clothes:' he had been in confines alt.Gentletiiit is who was attending him hid- ante ment ten days before he could get to kn o w about tWe'ovelapk. en Sunday moriwog last, to y ~,,. what was the natisee of the charge against him. rise i the ourse-brantllesaeffiier's house to the dispensary{{ heaviness of the, ireleaAd the extreme severity of 1 the iveathW,llisbig,-.asad, the nurse, wrapped herself his treattnent,'llacited Come curiosity in . .Bolton, and . round liii* tW 'ts- pinee'sof red baize, with which site' I soon learned, 'to my soiprise„ that he, was charged 1 cover d', isrpart, a candle and lantern, to prevent-the with hiving murdered a 'Mr. C. who, to my know.: lightlibm 'being blows out, as the wind was very ledge, bad died three years before' of a common high.. The rapot light issuing from the .red cover fever !—The circumstance attending the death of Mr, log, to the imagination - of a sentry at' a ,distancp,' she C. had been very carefully 'investigated at the time , appeared -a terrific spectre,- and at she ePPreA, shed in.coneequenceof a reportahat he had some tinge be. him: Ida fear so increased,. that he ran from ins post foie received a blow in a drunken quarrel; thetas. with haste to the gourd-house, where, in about half .who was said 'to have given . the blow insisted, tor the an hone, he expired' • -. . • clearance of his character, that a Coroner's Ingiest' - A contact ter 1,000 maaraers of .wheat for':• oke . should be-called, by which ' the falsehood '' the re- 'Victualling-Whet it Ppetsineuth e . was tau hat port and the real cause of 'the death, were eats- 'week, by two gentlemen from Spinet, at 6 4 11. ad. bashed beyond a doubt. The name of the preseet -and 6%5. tOd. per boaster. ,French wheat, of excel pi isonei was notseven called in question, he resided lent quality ; hat been telling at Seuthinaptent at erre at a • distance, and had never; in : his life, been-16 saraito atotviniosiv ,per.-lOsid; saltilst *IC o.remge company with.the deceased, or even heard his name. price, in England and Wales, is tteled i iik . tatikul. 4 Although wholly unacquainted with this pristioer ) intalingte6eiege al 72d. 4d. - . 2 ,' ! • • - ---r - r - r -I t w 47 .i: 741.7.1 v, ,7 Ni _Ls );; L -7 7 7 - " iii 0 itslite-stltart.—imprwtaposinw be l t ~ . 4 i h , 4 ebPery ; ,at, : thg Adpiiiat ' R e g r et,. iiiimilto* r ___,,, , under the frillewtriecindbritirrees :-4. Y 7 claire& and enquired . for the landlord, theyi erog - 10411,4 in.: Out i . .theliilosta ;enquired , for the' I m o. lady,,, one of :tlittsna4allheirn.into the bar, labr,saie bev %%08 hviii #O7 mcicy. l l l -#Pet' tile country ; she not:, Jttnowing him lie seemed much surprised, but mitt ! , r bated it to the length trY ifine and the climate - he lore, I,buen in., She recolletfesel to have heard of an shoe eist had not seen froiniler infancy, and Ares intlac ei V to believe , him. Some gin was ordered; n ned be re.. kited various clrcumstancea concerning the Carol* which removed her fears of his being an impostot;': After some time she ligd occasion fo go up stairri%. and requested, hernew uncle to mind below till shg ; returned-. When she approached. the bed room, i 14.4 was met.by a man who bid her a good day,. mt. Went doWn stairs. Op entering the aparthient; • thing. wag. in cenfriT,, and . on enquiry,46o , a tlesmi sifte spot) , us, two,Witehes, and Ottr' • th a t 17/ 04_ t! c9ptett r iettt l y: ken. She ge4e ( 44. alatie4; . (74 I:sos .i. weig Wielnitided on surptdoi of beloll i cungernedpg .411'rohlry, anti here pin, mined.; when theliatitietirs„ 'to give the Office" ~ time to enquire r . iatatipell'ihttia Intl!' to-morrow. 4 Yesterday, ).rl44 " StOit . lik!ektwO . Tabereseliw: square, appeare , pu t et#o4itOns * for, idilteistietp4 i bread. J.. KetitisnAton v atficer, ,went' its corn** ,• I with Armstrong , Growt h :; abd Catalieri to the b ow . of the Defentlerst rt. ielrefir they found S-nesnary it. 1 alum and - ,puiP or, potatoes , . which they brought t i t. the Office:. ..,11. iticiwlrdi biter Sliiiredisch was 0 /11 1 i.wisini 9 r ) the articitit praduced were.for the purpose ot 4 , ae i n i t i rst i air tmacT:••fgtytte geld they were for &b y,: 4 'of his family, , „pnl_v,titedfn the full penalty et 201; ~...:, fiA . - .UNIoi-LL-T/ioi,iese S heaf and John IWO, wore o l o r iod:0 ) ; i n fo" Satterley, with having triad d,uget'osssty weNtisdedshis brother, rinSeinigr, last. Satterley; stated, that haying received inforasor.. tion, on Sunday, morning; that his brother was lyfet . MA Four,* 'state, at Guy's Hospital, he itlliMar' Atgly . xfut thpre; and found him in a very diogernow iente; .IV , wounded Mari stated that . as be was , . t H4enalog towards town Oda Depthnd IMO, about %lock on Christmas - day, he observed the two Pltai,..:' ers firing their muskets in a field adjoiniktbett.' load-; just - as the coach ; passed , one of them fired le.- wards the road; the bill passed over the bead of us - .! Gentleintn; who - wai passing in his gig at the Liam/' 'and attlicit t 4littertei r da t the hip ; he was immediately „ • L taltioCto . Gitjr•t notifying where the hall was folk; tniiiii eitricped,, - : - Iwitt he is considered as in it , datsighliodi itate;,," Satteiley declared he believed thn. •-• 'Prisoner acted' tnaliCiously, End that hi, beisg ivreondekl was, pot: 'the effect of accident. The Pri.: seniri, in tiler dels - rice, mid., they were firing et d _. merit, thttroplt'or a* hettiStitnding in the hedge, intt 'i the amid d was •oifing. to their having fired tee higb. - ,They' — lielll committed for re.eiintriaan. I .; 4 tiod: • .* i ' '. "- • * 1 -WI lof a A j -t. -- - - - 7 - .--- --i . "77 - ....-- •= . 4 - ..;'::. il. :-• SEViIN titifONGS Asp 0:f E GUllot,';.• .. ' HE ROTict''FAStnir -1 1? • ' ` ,' `Gentry,, V is..lnattrltetPdbitq ;IA celle•Vait tonr •re 'mt, ea MA: ii `RUSSIA 01 Las the . liat and whole Oil fir .fftv hair ....e • Ladies, Gentlemeii, mid Cliiltrents and II lisettiMputstaly,sint a . . hair,'lt ilk PK off iir kora.. g err s itationakes we and short heir "' grow Mick mot long ; fenders dry - or . !mesh hair ioftVulteral !" hail. 'has ;cat thin or bildi rf the least roots. remain, "11l he 4 mooed; promotereye- btovis and whiskers . Ladies w ill mid 1.. , gerls real or talse . hair kt hfeh way ,be ii t _itet • tli (;rsitteraen tii,,t were bald declared, aftet:lmirifefiridtel " Oil genially fire witinuftlitme., rim baftplaces Meer • , . pair. Gentieniett who wear powder ouglit w use it of tiottuao in. ~ .• „. 11 4 . . " lo tutu! e Prince ' s Russia Oki will he Enid at the' original pt • 1. 1 .• pa, hople,.us one Oottle,. containing abOve'finik sena '" i.e guided s'oe ale Snots hottle,i for Are pounds, . .. • Solt by llosiolit Proprietor, Mr. Prince , • AMU 'tree:, 0 r .4 1 'ford•street, Amine number . rim irregular I n i lulmedjam,theree''. 01 /ore •iiteeeve it - la neat dhor-to a eoachmater's, ',..* , , • • ...iiiild shirr by Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his Ma' ,tw Snead , tint;!tendril. Perfumer to her . Majesty, erltikiiirvilmot t •'. "1 'Bacot), IR), l)Nf v ord•strert i Weston, 249, Strand; etavisoo4-.59, Fleet-street g• ltige,e; lis. Clicapside ; Dolma and run, Smolt • Ezcht!uge 1 and by most prinetpal , Perfurners and Mediate ; Venders. .-- . . • CAVTIO N.—There are 'many who Ittivoined Russia Oil oitlio, i . out hearth • me account of . being imposes!' *fon by impotiort; • winssold them counterfeit, therefore Se particular to tub' fie : r Prince's Kinsale Oil. . • 10 the directions and hilb settled sip with each' bottle, It le • provld heforethe Lord Mayor, arid the Ptoprletors of the prime ‘ , cipal Newspapers, also by the most respectable Perfumers et,. : Medicine Vntlersist Lintdel, that Mr. Pribee'S is the inighier ; e am:l4Bly genuine Russia Qil ; therefore, arty Perfumer, Medi* • eine Vender, or iiisit-dtenier, selling Ramis Oil fonder may p fellers whatever that is unt Prince's, are Isepositors, aud smiles(.; comitcrfeiti twtlftir customers. . . l; r, . , I ..d foa ,,, ~ , ,-ADVICE .. . . liiir HEN Men of Edication and OkoresSloalti • ' I ''Ytlr' ~. Skill, ,rite petseverfng eaderivuurs la enemy ei /40 tome itafe bad certain method iif treating a few . prevailing Diatatet , '.l .the' saccestrol result of (heir .e arrleace it the best pfdu r r suPeriority. . . , laminar (afaill mat CO. Alargeons,itave been Indere& to "I . '•-• she, cum pf the fpllo w itig the •.ntrjset s.f their particular 'troll vi • vie, a cerordWl)isiirrter, frectoently contracted fit a wahlewr .6 Intkleimint4-antriti tinwoirniumos, Serie - area mid Gletts,,rhic4, ,1 bvibn iwile""detWW,7 Are speedily stud effectually cured.; coaled 4rbi iil4..WWelameristrit frarn Bacchanalian ittdidgeeeet, late . I Vet; ce in wants climate°, or a setiei solitary vim, too ofts ' let i n ;SO* mirswedist4liseriallinf both seam i in the one criet",„ . !, sterility, or barrenness; and in the other a nunteriata mi ld of i .noevoiodisenes, which, if not timely remedied, terthither "P' linteikeitter Coorimatiptrait, In thattiharemingstnte of debili4 Neer **choosy ' . witelher i the_cansesmeor of such baneful hs• '•hjjs, ; sir:amine frophany, Other ems, liy othioh the 'pave" 71 the 'roust(tuti , in !seems. ettfeertiO. its /*corsets of the ROY Calieiti•of •SUrecoso in. leaden they tiger at . *in, safe, as/ : spesly festeratton ivounfl "ad viipiritut health. • . Thv read, of a, hum ladextitiive 'Practice has eiuthled tliliq , J , liy it niperior ,rnrthod, to remove Venereal ('omplionts, haw." everinvetriate.ureonsplicated, without subjectiag the plait"! to sheihrust tessruint in : diet or.eitercise; and in recent Cases" whereon early skplicatino is made'bri'discrivery of the idectioni stray freqiientiy VerforieraciAt -11 the stactrt Peace a two dalse Tbenoprecedenied success of the ir mode afire:unseat (which ha , tr wi0,w....,,,..(01 a ons,Maele instance ,9n.it practice ttr ' - Itei. L/Mbot, during which period manythonsmid persons *fluids *emit*** hen vored,„-ev ea *flee "acre and injuriout theli ) 4 .• has iiemi potsimiti ityinsiter:r friceitplettia without erect), induct* them to thus puhliciy ti6r their 'Odvice..s! ' -. Met +s. ( I n " alljg°;eicKialiKly,wofessiog the cure of thew particultir r Amyl ass , t o otter that they may tithe ,Misiked .-' by JO inistaken dew, with the obloquy se justly attached to list , "Man itta. rip WOW, Oink it but just ier fit theinselvies to ititie, that . they nave hewn pro rly iditc.uted surd Initiated intnevefir hrap th • ,of else protet.iion certificates of which, from dillerest.moiln. v : 1 11/kh„____• loo . testis' ' airy kink the must-eminent Physicians, the • n. twrof!viale any inquirer )), that the succem resulting fr ,,, r tnrir end,riva Abr. , nest induced Otero- to quit the. practice of . the general Practiliolwr, and ibey presume V that tbeir preten.. •, -dials e.. itille-4 .fir .gcnisusl fur she unprecedented CanAdecte ' - j with it [Act they haie,,lly the Public, been se liberally hat in I .oi:ortd. . • • , f Phkiiiitt; lc/ theientiniey an — &quested to litdte tt le 'partibilath A `of their case, ;LI?. and peperal, habit of itvjgg, as belsolkg, lq :!reoult tame fur Advice tinkillidichisA„.**Wgbo• ' will 'ww given ur sent to Rai pat Mlle - Itiesa." . ...., .I'. giflBs rind CO. lowsoa, IS, gg a y tlibior. 'cl • Pici) - , ' s. ?' . .. . .. • . --..- . .. LON OS 2.Pd1014 1604. 00 . 1 tottel,s., al t: 6 ' orlfle4 117; Mgek4Nesit .-!! man. (14 ottYwho had kl r reeked tad also asked if' ohe 1 Phillliakdid bet live there: ••• •., • • ...J. ..: ..-,: . ' lin charges being stack ugahtst Mary Clarke of • defratidfug people• of rent,. lte. , passing • under the, name` heLouisar Smith,* she •deetied that she had ewer usetrsdolt • name,.' or chested atty irndy out of rent•,- • when;', irtfottottatity for -her, a Mrs: Millar,'. [.' SOul • .street, 'Marylie.boue, not only ponied Ate tititlf ' .1" these -allegations, ,bot• .eisto suefottled . ..s. tuosi 'Oleos proceeding on the part.of . ,Nott : . . • • . ke, to get -money from, and .to rain this iptittr:. . lady ; WherAratilt widow. • Mitt:awl Clarke tept '• . ",• ofilirt• Miller, tialostniand wife ; oft - the . i iliftsie .!. , •; he beirtginvegoist in the city... Mrs. i i Stettilkiinilbegan to befraVe utast wantonly,= beakers'. ingrta kite theltoevei" anti -Ithd..likir ; sod -}M re.. •Ms irisb i t''oCtuclittoproper itrer,eediogn , - The. - iskly. in. : Sig lii(oit,011" &oat . ' euttftigetrusliv forting-. Open ! 1 if. ". ' •; Iff il e diffittj and ehileavoublog to get into t ' WC; apitthientsi- . . 'Follett , in - thitkiGiarke and : !Ttott ., '- .ed-to maritiorodo.mfort t , end pro: • if : r t " ii.k. of • assault alitinst Mrs. M. and after,. la • ' lifitSiginent • and ' shehad been put to great .•ind trootdch, as ' the indictment bad been o l• . ~` ' dittAtittrott 'canoe. • She bad received entice: ' ' ' ttkidir fOtbettelit'Sessions. Mrs. M . had se:' : - • , ' i ' . is triathill tirkettplicettl* it was a con.; ..,, ...... y-frosn'htleti - = -• .. latii- • . . ..,.....„/... 604040,isaidt,,r r ,e ! ivi*iii g . 4 ... f. . is4fd as : f .4. o etiOaceigi l firttter 14. !. ' coo , '-,...,,-": liiiinTation l ietais'atiethpffaisisto and ' the ~ : , 7 ' - ..' prtitaci herit%iitetti;tatite Si!!! iOO S. I tilt • '. ! i 't til dieglitektid . N.itt and Clarkete. 'Witte 1111) toi: tufa 'estiiitiinlion" on Thorsdii nes*, ;it -. • • , I • 1