The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-21 00:00:00

I i. t . \. * , -1. . , i ' I i I I : • I ; 4 ) k ' k I i 1 i 1 1 ' I Tita ' O 4 O .41FISM*N . bit(liikiTivite - 171t - 4 01tg. Mr. Kenn last night appeared, for the first time, ~..C9URT. alit KING'S. BENCH, Jetta* as 'Leon, in BEM:I3IONT and FLETCLIRR'S Comedy • . trACIESSIRO R. RUDD AIM OSORIS.*: _ . .. of Rule a Wife and have a . Wife; lila , , by the es. , This . Was an action of trespass. The Plaintiff is added considerably to, the occupant of an house at the corner• of Bernard cellence of his performance, his stock of professional reputation. The chi. street and Wilmot.street, lireitswicit.square, and the . .. Defendant, 'Huila, is an ornamental . likirmaker. in racier is essentially different from any, of those witmot,olreet. It appear' that the side of the De which Mr. Keil/ his hitherto represented. In fondant's house faunlike beck drewing.roOM window each of them some great passiOn predominates-and of the Plaintiff, and at the Minn time was distinguish. • the reasoning powers are ever in operation tq e r ec t , rilsle by the passengers iu the • etreet.• 'Against this some great purpose, whether of love, ambition, er wall Plaintiff had planted a-Virginia creePeer • which revenge. But Leon displays 'little pa :lien. He soon covered the whole surface, and preseelledittiur feels that the evil propensities of a wife are not to windows of the Plaintif f , as well as to thelleellOW be reformed by a violent expression of 'rage and in- gers,'a most 'agreeable prospect. Things were ill • digestion. He therefore curbs the violence of his.. this way when the Defendant sent to the Plaintiff * • - temper-and asserts, calmly but firmly, the just. request .permission for some carpetrierit •to enter Ms rights of a husband. Even when braved, in his own garden in order that they might nail .egainst the wall . house, by the man, who, be ii convinced, wishes to in question a law. sign -board. The Plaintif f nate. dislionnur him, his furylasts.hut fora Moment-and, rally withheld his perritiseion, but this was obviated full of the rectitude of his cane, he prefers rather, by the carpenters employed in the. work lowering ' 'to - humble him - bythe dignity of reproof, than to: down s a pole from the, top of the house, on which execute on him that great vengeance, which the in., they stood,. and coptrised to,nail the- board in such a • snit *void hp's justified.. •In a character, thus con.' way as to present a most unpleasant appearance •f. -atituteti, but few opportunities occur, in Which Mr, the Plaintiff's window', and in the operation of k: Kasn's peculiar• merit, that of seizing en so me, ing the booted, several of rtes breeches of the Virginia''' striking passage, and, by a look, k motion or a: al n* were tat and tiliewsdewn. This constituted v . „ ___,___. pause, rendering doubl y . expressive-and not Ian?: the trespass complained . PL. BANKRUPTCY SUPIIIIISEEIED. / `frequently ,'' by the 'Same means, 'givineto detached Upon the part - of the Defendant it was contended, 3, Blake, Greenwich, Kent, cabled-maker. '' . lBll,ll.3Seds a.' Pregniney ;rof' rota 'dog, : the 'Possibility . that no trespass had Item Committed, and that, in fact; BA NKRU PTS. • • el' whiclv would - never lsepexceived . by a less acute, pit more of the . cre epe r had.been got titan was ,fe c es - ! o t t d i n r i l id l,, L ! ver P °°l hi;.l3tirakjr-JLZII74 .I . I _ IIY4' Apt ' l' at nee less enserratit intellect, „tot% if ' the 'MUMS of i illrY 10. effort! room for nailing up the hoard. It did , C. Sundius. Dev se oLhire-wissare e :'merchant, June 27, July 4, • the character debarred .str.g.S t io from delicking tie '• appenr that any infringement had been made'on 4 Aug. 1, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs , Kaye, Keemseld, and Kveg t ew ni ßank-huildings. ''''' lkidielikii • with m h ny ; of 'these touches of.geniess-; ihe;PlitigtifPl premises whatever , and it wits finally , Marmiret,street. Cavendish-square, bricklayer, there freed slilriullicienr Veinal ill hiiserittirthance,l r. - - the ~ len to Jury tO,Oecicle, ; whether in the o'peration Jene,27. lily 4, Aug. 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hay -1.40 e mn iand flied emir ho s ii l oot t oiffir l ii i i, , o . . m r .l'in ereeititili wort of the tree had been cut than was I ward, Toole. miry, Corsitiw-street. ,3. : .E. G. Short, Totteelmie-coln:t-road,.itrUeer. June 21 '. 'III -IC ki4t , 's conception of the - part - isivitiadlly" correct 1 dekaigaitl-' - ' .• . • '• - - • . 4, Aug. 1, et Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Gale and Son, Be - - thrnughout; . ,Na iasionoo,m t eworok in , *ma e ith er The Jury frpensl a - eldict for the Defendant . , • ford -street. Bedford-row. • his easti • Or iirdgerent . coteld .*inspogneff... .11is two ....,;" ...' s ' ;, ' ir,pors on' v. ewe. .••.• • • .. . Iv • Partridge, thebee ' le Y• We "e sler°llire ' leallsier ' ' ll4 /3 ' I . • fit, Aug. 1. at Mr. Bouchers, Worcester. Attornies Messrs. erines of coun t erfeited folly weft' anelf performed .' lia la l an action of . assault and false . imPrieon- , Barks . Church, .and Mike, Princes - street , Bedford - r ow; and : ** TKat will* sifinli(dila Was managed with estittiiitis - aid,. • c 7 714 4 44 iieSit it a PP‘ficalt in Whilecroti-;mr• ,Volt . w""" Brino i l, i. svholesatgroc i er,l t e t ne P. Jelly 4, ••, „z. ' lAA% Mr- 'rein ivetil' pot CO ',lost *neigh of the iigi,ove• :On; ..trie night of the 14th of March last , 'Aug 3* l l' l ai t '7l, e ling* • fool to ileceitte•;. he did not, as we iiiiri r h o is thi n . tlie,Dorinelani•,_ a went Into .big honk e at halfliast.ple. ; Tarrant , clarke, Zd er t e tt a dZirr i bla r oc u rry . -inne. "l""rl. once seen done , carry it so far as to disgust. -11 is i ' .:yerf :o'clock: The Plaintiff 'erased „to serve, bias at I T, Rickpby, ,smile. thirlsehi, innkeeper, July 4,5, Aeg. 1 I 1, at the Rol al Oak Inn Thirst( Yorkshire. Attornies, Mean, undexoactine, • in' this scene, particularly when, his : toast into hapr; but 'iris at lOngth, Induced to draw ilc d e o a n d•wiiii sms „: Walk er, Gray's and Mr. . e ye flatica on • 411 ea, the contriver , of the , plot, lISIII k pot of porter. Soon after the 4„htfendent ThYh. . Greenwood, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, June 23, 47, - sad told'a story etassu;:ed iii6eiv, Wes equal to any .a t teok l / 1. , a,i"dir. !!„. 1 0 Ws t' f' Ph, 6k r--- . be . ,‘, -. .k ! ' 4 to . ml, at the George Inn , Kiagwon-npoe- Hull . Attornies. 1 efortiVe ever sew Mrle&erritite;•ln'i)tlaltipor.: tho'itica - fr ont' - hins.,,,.' The . !Matte liFilegilaittlY • gerera.. B 3hes and Know les,lliew Ina I and Alessrs. Martin and .'.l4efd, Hull, 's 'tent part of his' prnfinizirm....-1 part id whfehlie al *oak opt, sisd . sotto siterwitds ceturbed. with. a . , .„- i s _ . . J. Mitchel ; I/Roses-mill .Ctimberland miller, July 18, 19, • ways ettices a thorough knoWiedge of stage effect. watchman, to einem Re gave charge of the Plaintiff Aug.', at the Golden Lien ' Whitehaven. ' Anomie§ Mr Pear- I .: . r . 9 ; Mr . Sherw in, I e nv n. svelte. carried to .. the— w ...4:10-kmast !Mrs O a .-Is. tempered boldness and energy -- tha' - force and 'Or steeling Ids itick - The' Plaintiff was in aspe • 'or - Staple Inn and Wh't h e ' ' spirit of a noble nature, @Urged in :the defence of . r a r •„;- r , I: l..7l'itylox and M. W. Sailik t Liserpo?l, starch-manufacturers, . . . .. . J eel°. July 1, Aug. 1, at t C Kings Arms Tavern, Liver- I ' every thing dear' and hoooocable-44tingoisbed minted all night s, amid .ops A** ; kihri the alsills- ;p9or. A ttoruies. Messrs. kilackstock and Hance, Temple; and. i Mr..Kestes petformsnce'tir those `lateen; in which teste the next mortiing,,.4e.,pq,*ript the charge; ' kessis. Prim and Kesvley, rives pool. Leon, having . resumed hit reel ihaiacter 't t with ,c I Instantly discharged . him ~. . - ••i. 3, 11. Puiers; Itugetey, Statrordshire, joiner . June 28, 29, ~,Aug. 1, at the Crown, Regt•ley. Anomie', Aleurs.. Exley, the eonicious dignity of a 'redone' being.. In the ' There was no defence, end' the Jury roand n:Vor... • Stocker, and Dawson, FUrniV3rS Inti; and Mr. Salt, Ili% elei. delivery of the lumbitod's imprecation on him wh o diet for the, Plaintiff-dalnersJol. . Pests Vs. J. Btacitssira, Duke street, Aldeate, mortar, Jelly 24. ris • • .. ~ Aug. t, at Guitithati. Attorney, dilr. Willa, Finsbury - p lace. would usurp a hasbied's rights, be was powerfully UllytOENCs. animated. The horror of,the curse, and its justice, Cpt13T.01.4,0N skiiii , .rivEmiorolv cW. , July 2'2, A. Wilkinson and 11. cause, - Walbmok. merchants • • • smoked the 'Andra the same moment. His manner, •_.-,1-.. •, • , -.Joh 14, R. Whiule owl 7. Lotwyslt.; itmerPeel. - laterchkklll I ' ~PA'rtriT.„ . •t., ..y. ~....640. ..,....‘-.... ahrlY li. U. Brown, **an, Warwickshire, builder-July i ' when he reproached the Duki for the mean false. it „h. q . Li ,„„ iti0 ,,,,....,....,.. -7 :. t. s'l,7; 1-11 . 11;z7on ne . r. Birlainglusso, oi-to-maker -Jnly t`2, G. (both . hood.to width he hail descended, .in his endeavour to ! i Niettotas.lurte. merchants- 4 81Y 1 . C. lerse.t. occtiPlid die dtinit illei msale - dast:oto• • separate him from largared, -was Ile n nnally ennatic„ I lehl. trial . 'Pr' , .. , ~•, -" , ... .7. -. ,1 ' s aterbitry. druggist-July.23, W. Park is.• Portsmouth, itabi... The parties are gutz l entriers of ealtabilty; _ sad otexi a irstu Indeed,. there was no part of his performance that et" . it e . r W hi t!,4 •Y rr i ls " 'err u 7l 9 o e xtt. r. i ßir trel a er tiva l„rvt lite rr very needy rilited. ' the Plaintiff, la . ISA Alt"' Hire, tilinszttin, apota Y e . car3 -.hit; 1 1 1 . , J. 14: - P11111. ;en: W.... ! did not exactly accord with .the feelings by which rained a patent fdr, two, improvement* in the Con- Broriks, nail J.'ii. Billing; jun. Paddinglea,,lloAr-dealmar i Lion is,aetusted--and none that did not receive the ,unction of foorling-piecee-4110- ens; •tecnied .46 an • J l _ 6 IY-4; R. Woodward, Liverpool, riterchara-.Toty lb, S. A.l undivided approbation of the audience. I y} w , ,lingkicrshory, merchant - July 4, J. Ash, Plemtree- i elevated niiddle-pfece," enabled thifhwier to taker s 7 Mr. HARTLIT made his first appearance as the rest. Bloomsbury, sword curler-flame 24, R..,Asbby, Pout- Copper Capigiss.. His representation of thecheracter rnere P ccci r '4"7- th e other, called i • an P erk/rated .."Y ' ilier. lip," gave . toldm the nev er . of tekAng.eff -theieck, . '- CERTIFICATES-Joys 11. was masked by gond sense—and, in some instance*, .1. Onewra, Boum. Xambridgesiiire. pool' r-J. Fitch, he winter) alarm. portion of comic humour; bat he leavin g, Ak •h e ne Y er, I , he j s P ri f ing , , " " re ' in the Peng"- toiettestrr ? linen-Owe-W. Roebuck, it oddemaeld, cloth- I perforation, admitting the piece W .... - 1 4. 4 rit er- W. in ire c U e t pL i)7 l:l7 Barsar t: i i;ct e tt doet not appear to have vivacity and buoyancy suffi- a "" `'•Y a F rn easily charged, which, prier le . tbeln!entien3 -, vriall p,o,gelos,mit o r....y. Varyer, cient for so light and fantantic a being as the Copper oxford, tobacconist-A. Salmon- extremely difficult - t he .. closeness of the lip to - Ititi r' llo . ll, Plert . _..trees, One , man's-liel , a , merchant-H. W., Wil. 1 Captain is described. . Mrs. GLOVER'S Estifania is a • to . uch-h . ole, in the octgina . l discovery, pretentinglite US ,. lar' . M. IL Creed, spirited piece of acting. Mrs. GROI;lt, as Margarita, PTNE nit RB H I PI C i D aI ASOI M VI:D ts. ferried Aown 13 the cha e.frovilili4 • ...° • looked seducing!) , lovely, and the part .reetiiies air,. which wo . , 1141 ~. .. j : _+ :l ~.,. . &wino. it., Melt, Neirport, Isle of Wight, wine-user - nothing more. Mr. KNIGHT, as the Old Woman, teZmig, a n d, " 'l a." Inlg it . "DP6" . blat r° r igl i, 111140 W 6 a.... WHO, .w. Heapv, and W. Speer. BowliNtatreet. a 'an waddin g to the extremit y of the t'lir r, nil-inerckants--.3. GlifiliS sad T. Clitord, Great in the garret scene with the Comer Captain, gave ,i Son i tr .. , • . - •• -..-t i „, locoloshire, oewimee- brewers -W. Ware and S. N. • stai brooght to recover downs f piece. , °action . . . . , great delight to the audience by bisinliallablitrepre: ' ---:, end J. Ward, Segni, Benall./.. Benacisamp, 8, S. Raekstraw, • from the Defendant, -for having , without the Ratite. fund J % Allpdrt, Holborn-hill, wine:nrerchaats-1.. J., and .W. sentation of the old'hag. . 14 rity of the 'PliAntiff, constructe d pieces on thie its- . t "...4ha,...1ia0,,.,maga• Leicesteishirt, tomcods-J. Wright and ,- ~ ~ a. 1g ! , a • rriares-street, lioroitigh,.timerr-merchanus..l. proved pried e. - conway 10 N . tieary,- , Cliathana, drapers-H. sod C. Bull, .. . • Many witnesses : were 01110. on the part of the Akstei,'_,Smize„wonlvtaplers. Plaintiff, who deposed, that until the Plaintiff begin to Manufacture pieces or this description, they had never seen any of the kind. • . On the part of the Defendant, seeeral witnesses were *fan:hied, who stated, that, tong before the ;Plaintlf obtained (..,.. I, °. patent, they had seen locks formed- on the principle to which fie laid claim as ! inventor. . Amongst the gnus belonging to Co lonel . Berkeley's father, there was one, it. was - de. stdted, Wpricli had . the " elevated middle . piece," - dbecir etiifisisafictored king previous to 1.803 ; and a -witness . - of 'tNe name of Faimer stated, that, 26 'yeirt age, he had Inside gan•locks ) at Birmingham, hawing the perforated lip; ' Verdict for the Defendan!. -7stlas.s-r LAW INVEZLIGE NCR. piloted on thh a °loured handkerchiefs expoied for: sale at country fairs, were also works of art, and, therefore, the material ought to be exempted frbro the duty. With respect to the second • objection, it was,completely overturned by .the words of the , statute, w hich specified 66 silks,. Liam, or other stuffs." Mr. threw THOMPSON expressPd his' conviction, that- canvas made use of in scenery, was, under the provisions of the Act of Parliament, subject to the duty. , Formerly, he observed, artists were in the habit of purchasing canvas, properly prepared, from persons who paid the duty. Latterly, however, they pot it on the frame, and primed it themselves, with- L oat greying any duty whatever. Verdict for the,Crown—Damages 221.75. Kith li betty 10,1vothe Corn to set it aside. . - ',tom raticLoPtiON GAZETTE, JUNE W. Lord Chamberlede's o.lfice, June 17. It is requested that every Gentleman of his Ma jesty's Most Hon. Privy Chamber will send his name and address to this Office on or before the sth day of - July neat : those Gentlemen only who comply with with this notice can be considered as hOldiug that Appointment. . The only autumnal fruit . 'Which promisee lin abundance is the pear, which in general has t ,- taped the Nights that harp proved so injurious almost every 'other description . of garden and orchard tress, ' All the metropolitan gnat country 'theatres 4;1 be . mroi or leselFected'hy'the decision 40'1) . 6'6)64 Lif Exchequer 'yeiterdity; in r het Ask bant'etni` the eibrik and Corent-gaiden Theatre; by -which it applars li that canvas used for sceneryji liable to the duty. The !Lei:Fort of the Qnmasittee ow the !tiro relating. to Of BreadThlATheetr i i3Ublished Committee, after hearing a•great . .mais ofqtritTenCe, came to the followiftrMaluTdin-o, : fhat it is 'int. pedient that-the-Bresifikultivba*s for Thicity of London, and within ten Miles of the Royal-Ex- 1 change, should be forthwith iiipealeti." • 'A ;ace Of it' diret lilt iili at Shelton, in Not tieghatostlia,le i n ftistadt.• A' Cletitlernati of that plaerritefosed , etbn of teal to be run for by as many *wits it 'Chose itsexert their pedestrian powers; the'distance one mjle. , rive of the petticoat tribe started, one of whem stumbled and fell: • Torif.Cit th'e reikainlng four`wire anon left far beliind had Beftrion tild reaiWiniim t*a, 'the contest for eons, trite hien* irt."llUbloos scale," andlaftet k bad teat; victory Was (Inlayed in favour of '•is' widow wound, wkoih weight •is 13 stone 1 Ilbs. • I volija py EXCHEQUER, Jest SO. . i --..-- THEA'rRtr At SCENERY. " E LINO tt. ii i i&AIMOX AND cirlltat 4 ritommill"' or COVENT•GARDEN THEATRE. This was au action, instituted by the soLicyrott.;' Gzuznal,' on behalf of the Crown, to recover a sum of money, alleged to be due by the Proprietors of Covent-garden Theatre, for duties payable en a cert . taiu quantity of canvas made use of in the.forusatiou itt"the scenery of Theatre. .- • . • • , On the part of the Crown it was argued, thea s by , tits statute of Anne, and by die 41d of his Maw; , aU linen and other cloths, made use of by Of peii. 'tons for the purpose of staking; peso liable te<tite -duties therein Set forth. . i It wail, on the other side; contended, tbat - thew' statutes could wily bq colistrued as referring- tw .printed calleoes. It never could 4e tuppesed, that the Legislature intended the scenery executed by Mr: 'De Lootherbourg, and other eminent. painters, who hail improved the art very highly,. awl thereby' ten dered the country SR essential service, should be subject to this impoit. Besides, the canvas made , use of in scene painting, being manufactured. from hemp, could net prepltrly be . denominated , How :cloth. . • .. • The SOLIETTORER A 1r.., in reply, observed,. that Alts distinctiog put feiward lt 'in. the first °Nero lion, could not be.aitained. - •lh* begiilatere t in passing those *Acts, had in vlesr.en increase of the rdvinise,, end do TOMEWHi•H ' . 10fitetei hhd 'Wee 'made.' If ihe I:*.i:lt4 :4rerd pee:bpi . to it NI Aiteitt;447.Nagist lis *teed that' the s saljefts Of* beads of illdeltdayslaitlington, ' ke.)• whiCh . were Tuesday a I;nort of =Aldirosin was held at Gati4... ; Lottohall, et 'Which the Lon MAYOR i presided, there boit.g prelient 18 Atilerieen and the City OffiCers,„ when the Ctrort 'ordered' tho price; bf • Bread to bill reduced to 11 f• the cosatiate'Last of Wheaten, and . 10d. Muse/Cold. - At the cbiiitening the intent son of Mr.. Thfiroas ['toed, trinnington, in Epiet, a few days ego, there *ere present, the ehild'siwos s rand.fathers . end grandotothets„_ torn great pitiiiratheis and groat grandonithers, wjto ell fief- stood ipOnsors for the child. ' , • A won synotininWoniit. - ---Yes,terday evening about eight oUloeliV titlet barbar;musdel . was committed on P4/1043ettioy • or a'fartier, redding at 17, Belton-street, Drury-lane, by a man who, we understand „ed had . .indged it tbe_honsoond who,, after neatly tifecallier bead: ban ilke holy, threw • her down thiltitchen stein. On raft inq his escapeilte. ; , aret. ;the -lairriford, and, said firtinken :Sibman:laid*re. %Vests sor ry'' to . say tiinegstfteeraGait Nu ant- ilppObended' last nigbf; hut; pfirty of Igi!effektirosk tit, istsdrusikof. t.im, who et infuriu4tkon of; his tetras.. ,s ' • • • . . BIRTHS. On Sall e IRA. Mn. T. K. Aodrews, of Csreat Portland- Arm, of a . twitter. Oa the 1 h lust. is Maasiom-Mouse-street, Mrs. Thomas Wit .klaitoa,. of a sole. Onto o : 1_ Alga ,AfLtdAM Et MOUNTAIN, Saracen' s new tNN, SNOW-HULL, LONDON, The best Aecinnossidatilin Ist Travellers, no;:id Beds, efiince Whirs, and vonderate Charges. Thst &Bowing Past Conches, MO Coaches, &c. set OM from . the Sarseen's Mend inn, TRAITBLLt NO FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL, ' IN'TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The 'UM PIK Vata.acir Liverpool Pass Cititeh, only on e s to w • on the read, carries Foot tinkle and Fuse ()inside; son out front the Saracen', Head Inn. Show-bill, Lnorlois, eve' day at Otle4o'Cloet, 'saves Ist Liverp sett amino* at Si*' ii'CLick, shrojigh menstable, Woolson), iethlenny, lturthlrootion, as,t. f9rd, (Amery/Gra,. inek le) A therstone, Litchfield, 5i.,,,, Ruerly, Net castle, Brotetoiroceis, Knoistord, Warriuct e s; and Pu set. . . UXBRIDGE. Hayes, Southall, and Hanwell. ?f e w pat k' . Coach. ever" Afternoon, at Four o'Clork. *WEYMOUTH Union Coach, Fair (aside,. three), Msg.: dieter, Bkodford. Salishay. and Andover, esery•Afientopee :mires 41 i Weymouth nest clay. at One; where the Packets . sail on Wednesday and Saturday•Afternai, At Five, to Cain* • .sey nod Jersey, . from wheat these to a regular ,goeveynnee to Cherburgli gad St. Makin. The - road from Cberburgh to Paris SI the ' ...( deliehtful And the cheapest in Prober. 4 .HRIGNTON New Elegant Past Coals, Four brsides nusu.;v eta v sausningnt Nine o'Clock. through Crul/Arr. Rleguletdtos -• • lite W I.; YMO trr 11 1 Dorchester and • Blood ford V o t o . Post-conch. every Afternoon. Carrie, Fhiiriniiides. • • %• • LIV FIRPOOL Pow Dosch. to care fear Ins Sgs g io ut , every . Morning, through Lotter wash, Igss C 147. kt Atherstone, Tinsman', Litchfield, Ut tkurp,l4 and Ihnotable. Arrives Pt Liverpool' met Afiftailia? -'-. ' lig * ': 1 EXETER, IPlvaionih, Welmostik4 Doaliesterc FManouthil'is Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach; every Morning at half--pest ins o'Clock, with aGitrd, thOnagli.Plinprin,'X l ., - t^. Wooer Aridport, Blandfurd. Baslngloott? and Westin,. .. BOSTON, Spalding, eeteibomugh, , Sttltoa,'Strsi Hunting., doo, New 'Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. co ac h,* from Boston to Spileby, Lnuth, aril:obi/71nd pull. _ , ..,, LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kinetsfife4; Stone, Ind Luck . • • field, Post Coach, milled, The Espedilipp,.cveri F,,, e mi ng • at Five O'Cliick s , in the Saran's Mead • hen s . Da le - street, Liver, . 4 pool. Guarded thiniaglinus. ~ : _._ ~i ... . • ! BATH and BRISTOL Flying . Poit Canthes, through Oh* , peplums, Caine, and Martherouggit, everv'Aperitionitliriiv c at: ! Me. May's, the Greyhonad lan, Kash, and the LoriWrossetti,. 1 Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, melt in Wells, .Bridgewnuer, Tanatun, Ala:-'• - t LEEDS New Light Coach, ealkd, _ *oh every Moriting nr half-past Seven VI , Insides only, and goes rensarkahly.ens, 3 / 4 „ It ' out. Passes-throngh 'Stale. ird. Nework; _ and pegs ! , hriggr, to the Golden Lino, Leeds e rie, Notwithstanding the UnrallUnan erpedltion of all..wed to I•e int most agreeable and en•npirte konee on the Nati( Kona, bring unfepthiltdils - I by any other. KENDAL, Lino-aster ' Preston. girl' , I Charley, gonsiilrk, mid CMPIIIIIK Peet r i 1 noon, at Fiveo'Cloek. Gwirdcd. at;: GLASGOW, Longtsivra, Clitater Green, Br,owribill„ Thoruhilt, Ssasauloar s Kilso r. Commack, 1n..... and nil parts of Scotland; Cnoupeedo we C:ta'ili (Daily). YORK 4 •Ne weasilt,,,opul lidnobarals; neo...enterhi performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moroi - a at half pa s t- -• Six o'Clark, by way 'of Wendt', Iteifolrft,l'ilater. 1)or liugtoo, N art loalle . rton Damao; p Akorpetts,... mood.. Mee it irk.... ''. • Pasoeogers findiog thentielvis fatigeed fret"; the letigth.of thd... • iourory, Play. rest ;abet time-they please, endltlien whiceed em without any additional fare. J. Clark, the Klerk Swats, Co-' ' • oey-street, York, runs Coaches id Sdifferland, Dull, Srarbia , . rsough, W.bithy,nod ether Places. . • •• - • . . BRIDGENORTH and 'Weisel 'new Past Coacb,..4Merlf • Evening- ... • . • CA ItLiOl,E, "with. and Whitehavea. Post dwilleklintall ' '''' with Four Hm•res; 'find a Guard all the way. Peeks thertiqk Br h, Appleby,- Grentabridie, Richmond, Cattererk, n.- romabbridge, Wetherby, Aberfard, Doncaster. and Gram/mw (the nearest way by 'eighteen- miles T,' sets out every Mornieg, , ,as 4 peafitrins the loerne3 with the grente-t facility. Pameagers detained 00 the Read by too-inetli or pleasure, have the peenlimrsa I• tillkwiltilge 0 ( their Mats being secured in the neat Coach. ' . 1 1 . WAlkliFlikLD Post Coach, every Moraine, at half-phill ''' : fßru'Aildeli. '-' ' I ••SUNDERLitNPi i 'tackle's, and Yarns, New Cash, tree, . - • ltd..rning, - to the George Inn, Suoiderhad. 1 ~14•ArsarCRESoffirft., Winidevi,Cungleton, Newcastle, Woleal g ' and Wolverhaatatoo, e . .s Canis. cowry A fterooon., rtortletk.,_ ' • • tor the enorinletwe of iterate- residing at the west roe, of 1 4 , to:0N , Parsagess and 'Parcels are Istowlect-fut'aU the above Quiches. tit Reichard's Coach 01fice, NrIS *IOW Mune Cetlar,vPireadilif. ' ' ~, s • ' '"'i MATRIMONY', . MARRiAGE alto aid Sgtit4 ton ntiatiost of ictettl happiams, which is' cifteodistarbed Atrisogh the pat tits that form the union not taking those precautions which wo&4 secure theta the eajoyment of thnt kreai donoesfiC' blersing.--a People of. every rank pay adoration to the abriae et /wedlock ; bat, where the constitution has been tainted by asset*, or debi. litated by *certain habit ctimracted at an early age, a resolve. Lion of sinhillty pretiout . te entering that state itjeabspeocubly - reqelsite'to revive this'Ourattering sparks of life, and to 'rani- Male the system. Fur no /herders have' te.ntribeted more eientially to desarny Hymeneal happiness Opp; tansetrolsicis ars - toe emmegneace of ankuarded plea - rale. It was this considenw. 1 Isom 'Nth induced Messrs. CUlLltllimind Co. far them last S 0 vent's. to direct iliAr *rodiei mod attendee es:lwsively to the Ire:dam:it mid cure- al the' Venereal Tfiselde, inierfir eirordrn arising therefrom, is alim,to that dens caret otalit system pr‘• dared by Ike Pestructire b obits of the issemaiderete schnaltous, which brings no those distee*ing •delieltke and deffeisciaties tbat prevent or embitter the Malitaohiatstale. . _TlK•ticclo•ful ye t suit of their plea gives •theas •*.ditieuar m it er ' id'ojcpore the .- • - - oPOtf iCE. ravages of these compia,ims, which:my* asiyklreportata It the catalogue of"bumen infirmities. -- li Wirties epery pe ... , .-vosmws.- who hat indulged in this solitary riesi'oi seerrelierlty.ei in professional men of emineace.and ts . arAiiii ales: '• . BOW•Setare.;- Oh ,Mondry erasing. right Trishotrk Prht - • ClLlkftl P., toad Co: claim' the - statictAla *if's. sole twithoritra, tipsily . hell -' labourers , were braught to the Office, 1 0 , well as ;h e t e gj aian y ii 2 Noc e n tr a ditte,66... itil,f L otalc . ' ch a r g ed A ajitt ri o tnot beh a vio u r its St. Giles't. The charee t d ie cure of these gomp i n h gg , they ha w poi no inituoment w • being proved by the nigh Co .itostsle for that shakiest. and other vice; but, ana ma c , - m a lt i lea a t aa i - s r e t n pfki ex w eace ,i , such mime:vim they were committed to gri.t e weit. A great crowd I calamities, they offer their essisitance as register's. 0(1.614 sat caaccs e d awn; .the (Weill coaartmence, Bed an atiemPr Members of the Royal 'Clinege's of stile., .4 Loudon nntf to resterthesis wit. made, bat whim*. success. .., Bdieborgh. Slight aod recent osseslN Nt•ilthilltie INfectiminfia -- ' On Tuesday, Clivelai M'Carthy and Catharine, his w i f e; radically cured in'the short space af.lmo dais . Thote.wf Ail t.•••t t were brnssght lathe Office. charged wish being conc e r ne d in the mart dismiante duration, such as OfillVisctitie iivreterify atik: i same Hoof, and were fatly committed. lures.- Pains of the jig ws,. Glee's, esci. 0,0 perinadeottinall Etizalsedi Cattle assdarwent a seemed examination, charged speedily breed: Several . Noblemeit and Gentlemeu of the Ant ' with stealing a l a ol- 11'86 of England not.-, *"d scorn Zoinr**, respectability bars beta eater the rare of Meists: Came and from the toilet-table of her mistress, Mrs. Gregory, of St. Co. for the removal of complains of the tur b o * solicitors; Jamea'asgaate. - &r. ; and having received a imfical . 401 persona/ma rime, Is gXTCNSIYE BWINni-ING- g uest that references may be made to them; es raststrartary 4,1- Gois s oni t.t..-Tneodav a most respectable honking men, deuces of the decided superiority of Mea.rts..Cosurtip and. Cy.'s cathag isiaarif the Rev. Wm. Retwell, was brought bef.re the plan of ireelment- MAY 0 f 'tittle GemieritriC. n hod_„ . • l ll 4l Het Sating klagistrate r charged with divers acts of swindli• g. Mr. from ._ lO , t o 24±,Y91,,„", and „ were unite t he c , * ". 544. ', 1 ",!'"" 11 3 • Ohoostioore, °Celle Lanaan Cisliree-hisave. Ludga•e.itill , stated neat"'"e• and °'"cr mirgr"" of "rim ' - tosoirare: It obi adesisP.. tips{ 11w l'fsNliirr had ;T ot e d - n ose slam in his house ,. mid lniv- th e i r cure by the application of the luaus. rauvtie. 'without .ac. big lately rteritell inforiv;stion nanisitt him, his habits, added c.c.s , . Messrs. Curie atsd c,at.. halm ielec t. d the loilroviisw Muer to this eiscedistsucce, eacitool *civic-Imo, and he was induced to from Ike mousy the* ore' ditili , receiving ics:6l Gesdiesoeis, re ' resent him a ills Is,. arosusd. . ant to beg h r a arid leave his tu r ning them thank - for' their restoratiton An ,nud anaNdgotrmi.. brava.. Th. Pistmer complied, And in paymens or his hill ten- ' 1 " - silks It wow yeti' tai them, olvolioliedo. from t*e ' , a ° I • 111 defect a draft ppoa Ike house of Martin and Reed. navy-sigmas :- Nimble Earl,. aho had la'murod tinder tilt di-ttiv,inkond via which; w Iwo presented fur pa)ment, was olishominred,roor dill tut malady for I ono,ro. ;he had har t mailer the core of recruit, it appear that the PrionKr ever had miner deposited there.- Surgeons of profewhient emistenee„ 'stoic of witom ae r aka him Mr. Croaste, the proprietisr of the flois.itor il a, i a , Fi eri .,,,, rer . l , s permanent relief ; bat frog the istaerith- aribmf • of weetwelat exhibited a'sisuilar elintge agaitat the Prisoner, and ;1144m-est a adopted and 'introted by Meo w s. l arrie pert Cu. he ;vetted.* . - bill inenierd by the Prisoner in the year NI& It appeared, : radical tare i,t the [Mori 'spire of mot onotitli-i -aisso, that hr hail eadeasuatred to defraud Mr. Finch, of Corn- .. , • - • - ." >lns IS r . 1110* * bill; Mr. liMeltmore, of Ludgate-hill, and various other per- s' T.: Dr: 'CVg It I F., 107, natt..it:g.. viva.. .o. - Son•, by weal* .of false cheek*. " Lard.,- feels *rent pleasuie in e , ;antiiiitaicating to Vv. . th e pri...o.er in his dlleare said, that he had been a Chap-; Currie the,perfechre-estalllivhotent cif,ltis hredth..iti comell'ontt• NW bo the Navy fur 21 years, boon wheitee he Kid I ell, ed upon of his . mitiPand admirable treatment of Strictures is the Vie- _a salary of ss. per day Ise a to t . he ha 4 a Will of tlsra. Ile may add..rhat he has t.nt for iflitlls IsArt enjoyed b• s • liwiney 104 rd in the Int . itis ..1 the persons on whya. be drew, lunch comfort and Jr...dam forms, pain ; coal tar entertains no ' ,ad oho IS hit draft* wires te)acted he coo!d not arc ant for It. doubt of his having otrhtitsed, at - each his skill and attentions a ...• nig isle; howeve-. pt-steed tii• be a mere hihrieatiuts, dud the perfect and radical -cure of that horrid ciao plaint. As he WAS . I. Pisrineo wi o viiri nitti ei geg o gi n se le te d d a t s im a , penny it a of ive n s ot a o m r .u iron n s ict oosa l l u p n r o sse m ti ‘ s; re e. bneatbantistirsaini his r t w o t w h e e r ' , itta rr lllZ i r a th f al;. ( l .r it i . i . t rs vltne tr.:a a tel a delis and the Promo. , was di:charged oiler a severe ad as I o pay that tribute of appluur ti. 1)r. .Curie, -which he s *4- as. ' - 'lily feels, amid shill ever be must Italy and wlling to nekiins . ledge." • .- , .. . . , . . , usttioecocsopnormilin„inns: • •.„, i Married Women , who have long beim. diiappaietedla dello - expecte/Was of a faonity, orniy b matured, that' in most in. . *maces such defects are currible.by Medical skill i lied although 14 ress;!oiar of such impediments .be out obleet of doubt and un certainty with others, yes:theme, ofsuch defects, by the gras deal progress of tetsocation t is the armtiremeat of their expe --- ~ MARRIED. patient will crape thp pain„ dangler, and expeoce•of a longand 0,1116.11111401. at Craydoe, Wm. 'illecrts. Fig. of Snilth.• tedious MICIP.I4OCe twat' tess experienced practilimicrs• Mrsf"' wash. to A=Nuillaigrif',.ddrat 4Sairer of . the late [try:. •Currie nod Ca. may be - curettelted'hy pitterits of either set, a its •Wlllbun M piggersea, Rector Grettrortb,'Nertb- the greatest secrecy mid honour, at their.bostse, N 0.107, net asipsomilre4 • . ' - led garden. Patients in the trans:lei, deacribitar the.partienairs .. - mfglieir case, ave. matando oflisting,laSlislifa rtisittabre for VIRD. - . advice and needicinet, Ibr same wiU Aegis/a or seat to env part 6 Watt ii Pk9:0 111 Y. 4,..1.• Pant F M. D.. el th e lebiellSin: 'Po ensure-that seereey us etveolial to their un t f ast. at hip itrat. at sa•ithall,hall; Wanliebbh'e; deetnitlng. the postage of letters may be added to the ACCOOOt • trot, ken. -me High SOME for thottPtootY• s for medicines.-107,1inttewiarden. Wl* 3 1 / 1 1,, loong•ws. *Me of Mr. Z. Langton, of ._ ---- ---- - -- 7 ---- - - ----- • • Elkabetb* .ir Oft a Dir. .iottle . Withasssi of 1 ONI)001 • Pratived I eral o Pnlklikbeil toy 11-Lbvecii; al , ST ATE , 11.41. Or-rise, 117, Fleet-Street Iwj~ RaclillOßM/11. *Ss ketitick ; en.ries Ffrite WBIVR.QUard- ; itinTank-Pkiirgst rimis,mesl 1).11 , at Naas. km of this Caach, it is nOrte VublieCoavey- -11M116" reearatadaliva th - erir Niftrr‘ ten, diairia, 15rtarries. C : saascit. Kilagss4tll, Cqiith (Daily l. -. ~,;~ Pr i. . g .1