The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

-. - , • • `T" THE DESTRUCTION OF POET ROYAL. FURTUEK P titTICULARB.I KINGSTON (JAllit4icA), JULY ls:—Two SPRlnen, belonging to the Carnation brig, of 18 guns, were Milled ; a Sell/ball helonging to La Decuuverte bri gantine, hod his skull .split open by the falling of a beam, and dropped dead on the spot, Rear-Admiral. Douglas standing near him at the moment ; a negro man aas killed by the falling of a wall, and two c'tilllren are stated torn have been burnt. Several in. diriilnals are woonded—atoong them, a seaman o$ I,u I.lecourrrte, and fete of the Royal Irtillery4 dreadfully. besides many negroes. A vast number of• onfortueate individuals walked from !Port Royal along the palisadoes, for this city, about fifty of whom reached h'o't Nitgent yesterday morning in a Most . deplorable -state ; Wisiletrnany, completely ex- hausted, were compelled to lie (1111W11. 011 the road, without a drop of water to allay their thirst, and we fear some may perish, if vehicles are not sent- to Cionvearvthera to town; indeed, the scene of desola tiOnand misery that this dreadful fire has occasioned, is truly melmichely, and can only- he imagittell'ho those Who 440 , 0 witnessed, it. Shocking to relate, during this Isoroible.seene of desolation,• and while unfortunate sufferers were in the utmost despair, a itemiser of: rUffI4IIS (we MUd..s4llTheln SO)/ destia tate of stil foiling and principle,. proceeded to •plun-• der tlicinifling property that, littlish; Oh „AMMO On* *bled to snatch-fx....-ree conflagration ; .a few of these Cep - Waters luckily have:lreen taken and lodged its the geersl:heose .of this-city, and some of the goods recorerotEL-several . base Escaped, but we sincerely• bope tine. scare:v*ol he toarle-foi4lien; and, if ap. preliendeNthosoisey-lostl, thoseletexusfoily, if their batbarnus crime can be brought home to them, array reeettts:ptkiiidntreres .suitable to their merciless conduci.o.•• • ' : . . We atorerstlinAhat tier, which were dis. patched from this city with great promptitude, one from the' Ordnatose:iichatf, the Attie(' from the Court house, Were ;if great . sertitri• several other engines were forwarded to the wherry-wharf, but from the want of beratsto thent,. could not be sent off. We rejoice to observe, that measures are in pro. gre:s foe'atiriedinesnineielief - to 'the unfortunate sufferers. A Meetits of . the inhabitants of this city, called ifonoutthe Mayor, took place at 'the .Court-b Ase, at ten •o'llock this forenoon, when a 'isubseriptioo Oat was opened, and we have no doubt that slie-Stewient of it, when closed, will be marked by that liberality which so distressing an appeal to our feeling's requires. The Harmony, In dependent, and Union Masonic Lodges, have adver tised for full meetings of thdr Members, the first for to-morrow evening, and the two latter on Mon day, for the same purpose; and an appeal to the people of colour, noticing that a subscription list is opened at :Ur. John Lodge's warehouse, in Harbour street, is also made public. We are likeiise in ferrne.l, that an attracting performance, for the sole benefit of the unfortunate people olio have suffered, is to ffe got Ofiat the Theatre in this city. • ^ • Jri.w 22.—A Very eneellent and affecting di,: riktrie'vras: delivered hylltiritev. Mr. Mann', in the Chnicir.Of 'this •City, on Suotl , :y forenoon; from the. tri dormer aif•Sob, and 10th verse; '' What? shall '1 we receive gOo r kit thi•hand of God; and shall vie nor receive evil i" in which he strenuously ealtorfed the sonfort.nnate sufferers by. the.late dreadful conflagrazl don to bear their eahmity with resignation, 'and drew a teuching pictdre of their situation, which *ached' Strong Sympittlty,•Wbitst he celled on the butionaity of his ec,i g ypotion- to alleviate their dis tress,liy contributing each hii mite to a charity so becoming a Christian? A fire broke out again at Port Royal on Monday aught, occasioned by the carelessness of a negro with lighted candle, in the out offices of one of the houses which fortunately escaped the late cotillagra tioNisuf being early discovered, it was soon happily estingOished by the exertions of the neighbours. Oa loireatlay, 9earo . Brorro,..a free blaCk man, watt brought up aid turderwent .4 long, examination beforejheSittiqg Vagistrateir, on.a charge of being (6)ncestted. io plundering at Port Royal, during the 1 - 13 in,tfkt t0u,n,..0n Thursday ,ue'itight. Several IwilhgtsoP,,nre, examined, whose .depoiitiona were tokenpAßthofter Ao.,itAveatigation, which lasted till aboit two be was i remautted to the guard-. W.lsereameuesor,el Silent ip coolody., charged_ with eacg , *is ass to uwdeygo mud titatloi - ~;,, In consequence of a number of improper charac ters appearing in :Pert Kwrtii eince the- hite.c.onfia f gratiigt, fir hae'giarptute,, it is supposed, of Olin. during, application wet made on Tuesday,- by the hlngiatrates,"-to, the • iComnranding Otlicer of the Royal Artillery,../or: aesiatance in apprehending them, when Captain Pettey, in the absence of Colonel iiitivediately ordered out a body of that corps for the purpose. A range of email. buiklings, near the Artillery hospital, were afterwards searched, when several articles were found and taken to the guard-house, to remain. until titer can be identified by the owners. Notate wes also given that all.slaves, fouad in•the town without tickets, would be appre. , .h.nded and sent toAtiariston for confinement.— Pat roles paraded the . utreets (luring the ; greater part of thealay • •preserve order, and, we are happy to say ; cimseqitettct of the above -measures, a: horde of vagabonds have quitted that alt-fated town, Who had Otte 'hinter, no doubt; Co rob • the unfortunate iiiliabitauti•of what little they had saved trout the lorries: We4tre happy to obserse that the subscription for the s+aA•erers by 'the lire et Vort Royal promises to be of. such an-arootrtit as t• afford them considerable relief.. • - • ~ . .., f" e nmlerstand;,that the cased sinall-pes has _iately ebitwn- itself in some if North . .weitern mabitrhi . of or ,Met.ropolit,' which might . !ice . i?bviiie . sl if - ,t6e. parents of ;he s tthitdien•indihe shas; tors of the servants had in time adoptnd-the'precati tion.:Of va`Ciinktion. *AI4 Its utility is in full evi.: denci e for sizteen 4 Ma t rair . si.; ts . ool) . ati eitraor diniryitistatice ofMen - Atilieneitri4tat • .. aiily 'persons should delay its adopion''sititirlife thency; taieh it. was given us to subdue, has Seiged possession of its innocent victims. ~.~ ~.••• THE STATESMAN. ___..,.„ ......----- 7 —......-, u... .. 4.60 (i ll MeArNTAIN, Saracen's Bead Tee ,bes l t L A L e l e i o AN nEdatina fa Traitueo. good.t. hteil L C O o N ac i)° hes t lte :Be .ie d t s Oa r t h fr‘ i : —.....—. 111,11151JULSILI ri R U D R :1, SCOTLAIN . D. • • Mr: Serjeant Runnington has resented his sit. —...w.-- tings in the Guildhall of WestMinSter, for the dis. TS.AVIS V. TOldittklS• eia4:lleT l: liP l s : 4 l;: f D ol ,S laeoeu i t e i!Dlng o rodree t7 sr ig a:t h eetNe t C:C(lac c Seell : a u hir : ell , lb c t a li tl — ert, The R charge of Insolvent Debtors. Agreeably to the Com. This cause, the merits of which were stated in this .. rant every tAmlling b m s reme h iam ati c - r i k , 7a: l bl, ra y se e e a v :7:, k u w: G i ß t t h: t a tt . :o; k d ear cein ' i d tha a ett z i missioner's recent regulation, he siti • only four days Paper some days since,..wasegvin brought under the., in every fortnight, it Navin % been stated by him, that consideration of the Court yesarday, the intermediate tune •waS absolutely necessary to ; Mr. AGAR moved for a RAE to show VatSaa Mity . . - ...d 'ilv:ilde'' Fi Pa r fin r! l itvri lst I d audh g r e7 g rthe Bolden Lion, Leeds, neit'fic l o7 4 :ily us g t . Sable the officers of the Conti to Melte 0 . '14 or- the Plaintiff should not, within a fortnight; be cote-'. a lt o t w w ed ith s tan be ei t lot om e ltl t lC oi r ep 7o 3b ll i er n i al ie l fl o itti vie e le f t p h i t i s bl e ic o: Ci rh, i t t , Covey. dens, &c. to' prevent its business Peon( bei,lki arrest pelted Co bring the cause to trial, or that judgment of ance en the North Road, hem ) ; uuro:dled iu Accirsibnod.itiuo B. Wharton, who applied for his dis . rge from non gross should be entered upon the action. The k ,, ,ray other. the King's Bench prison, was opposedwethe ground Learned Gentleman stated that this prnceetling was T R T : eV.: : ll . p l i Nf t gim.a .O;R lLiT y te y. t r lp - Viso. o nil s O l i: : Ti z Oouait c l : A. o 7 y ßon eP o oo :ll( of haring given an undue preference to one of his necessary in order to enable the Defendant to britig.i creditors. •an action for false imprisonment, or to t a k e such ul-. we the road, carries For Inside and Four Outsid e; 4.l, ugt . .: It appeared that as the judgment on en execution tenor measure es might be deemed advisable with a fl4 n i e m o th e e i Sa ii rec n e , 7; ves s fle l n tc l i n v n, Story , -bill i Loudon, every day at obtained by a creditor was just about to be levied, view to complete redress for the cause of justice and " through ;List:tile, Witattur ll l lr i, P Lat l h e h s tt l ey, e r,s' n tati t o VV l l . the Prisoner executed a %arrant of attorney to humanity, against the vile brothel-keeper who had fßoiridg,o3l,utrisirretywocramith,e,HKiniemilsefeyr,cAvith.ear,rrtitiilngeto,o,Liatudelidtrdietcl, , S , ; ( ii . nr e. : inother.creditor for 1701. under which the chief of occasioned the imprisonment, and nearly the staiva- the property was taken away ) thus defeating the eve- Bost of this forlorn female. After a 'variety of for - ' UXIIRIDGM. 11a5es, Iver, Soetbwell arid Acton, N ew Winn.. : own! Union Coach. card*. Four Inside, , ,„ t , i cible observations upon the morality and justice of Post each, every Afternmsu. , Mr. Serjeattt RUNNINGTON deemed the opposition the law which notoriously pronounced that the pay- n . D o r c he ster , Illatutford, Salisbury, aixl . And-wer, e,e the 1,r.- gory!, the tictivity of, the Prisoner being rather too meat of any debts contracted by a prostitute •could i n tw oon, pi a w ru k i e s t e s s ta at il the crown du l u y o, and iVe s v a m t i u ni rd th ay ne Arti s li t 7er F T , F s i t . : ,/ " .. . :0 1 1,: idi . evident, and-he was therefore remanded. I not be enforced, the Learned Gentleman dwelt upon Elizabeth Lane was opposed by Mr. Pod.ocis. ! the peculiar turpitude of the Plainti ff in this action, 'filtvee'rits:dGfurer„innieCherbarj"'"' " er1)111" 11411 Si. hill " s ' glt to Paris, 4 the taut &Agleam ;tad : In her.schedole she set forth, that she had pledged • who had the Defendant seduced into a nursery of the cheiTesi in France. divers property, 'apparel, jewellery, &c. fog'ber vite, and because she was not willing to sink deeper • mr;lxmtiartßs:,,Pd'Xigsh i ti h r t v w ;vrw ili tti ric Dorchester , he . /1 !1 * FRIM I II ' maintenance in prison, and, that being unable is re- in infamy, had her consigned to the miseries of a s id e s, every Muridas at Seven o'Clock, through Alpert) the articles before the dates of the tickets had jail. I whetter, Itridport. Blandlarel, Hosinoioke, and is ig ,t im. . UOSTON, Seamier., Peterborough, Stii s til, , n i nd and Hu h ut it i d n g: expired, she had lost all that property. • : - -1. Mr. WILLIAMSON, Attorney for the Plaintiff, ob. I disii New Royal Mail Coach, pets out every Evening • Ca he t Mr. PoLioce maintained that all those- ticket. . served, that the cause was nut of Court as the De.. got; ligaion its Slpitshy, Loath, Grirn,by, 'and Hall.' c Court, must be produced or accounted for, an opinion- in Pendant had not , proceeded according to the esta. : l which the Commissioner coincided. 1 blished rules in seeking for a non press. tlifEßPOOte Warringbin, Kisi t tsturti, . •. I laid, Fast Conti , every Eveilipg 711 Five " C hick, to t h e _-. I Brothertun:s, Saracea's Head loth Drile-oirset t Liverpool.— INSOLVENT DEBTORS' GOURD; SEPT. 22. I , Mr. HOLT then strongly pressed her to account for those tickets, to state whether they were still' in her possession,..appon Which Mrs. Lane said, that the tickets were not now under her controul. Mr.,t ijeant IliumNo - rox observed, that this fact was an additional reason for remanding the Prisoner. An immense deal of property had been disposed of by some means.; it was alleged that it had beets pledged ; if so the Court must have all the 4ickele,. or be sati.factority informed what had .become. of them. She must be remanded to amend her schedule.' Mr. Por.Lock contended that she ought not to be remanded to amend her schedule, but to have an ep portuttity of proposing an amendment of it for - the Court's approbation ; and he claimed the right of being entitled to oppose the receiving of such amend ment should he think proper. Mr. Serjeant RUNNI NGTON admitted ,that' the Learned Counsel undoubtedly had such right ; but the Prisoner was remanded to amend her schedule. Alr. AGAR expressed a hope that no rule of the Court would ever be found to operat e against sub stantial justice, and that no mere tech nical objection would be allowed to prevail against at.* clear right of the unfortunate Defendant, to be released from the consequence of an iniquitous actin s, by obtaining a non-suit or non pross. The JUDGE (Mr. Revnolds) cceded to the ma tiDeortfe,nedaspieitc.iawllyhitc;,..oitnase4eatrie4cLofßrtehsee,piteovderhtyeroffrtolinle appjy;,, i , sooner to the Court, lace :46 IrgUri Wished rule. • 6unrde I throighout. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Ramiro,. Canterbury, Feier shata, Chatham', Rochester, and tiraveseial Puit Coaches, Morning and Evening- BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Conches, thrstagli pettliam, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; ' t .Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, aped Ike London Tann, Thomas-street, Bristol. nest Mitraing.--,Cimettes to Weds, 'Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ale. • KENDAL, Lancaster._ Preat 111 l Kirby - L'lnsa , ite• WM*. '.Chorley, Onstsitivh, mid Oursoing 1 1111 l Coaches,rery After. soon, at F)v. *Clock. Guarded; c.i,ftretsOW, Lunglown, Gretna-Greet'. Antrift, Dumfries, Prrownhill, Thornhill, Sanyuknr-Gila, Outwork, KliiKsifielis and all parts of Scotland, Cniesperdows Coach (Daily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, perfnrew4 with a Guard throughout, sets out ,every Mond* au Indf-prag Si; o'Clock, by wuy of Newark, Rrtford, Tudeaster, Dar lington, Nortliallerbsa, Durban" ? Morpeth, and Berwick.— Pasrengers dadiag theameivet fatigued from the length of the jogrney, mayst what time they please, add (ken proceed re without any additional fare, to the Black Swan inn, Caney: ;trees, York. Coaches to .Suaderland, Scarborough •Whitby, and other Place . . BILIDGENORTH and Wubal new Post - Coach, every • Even(ag. • CSltklSLE,Pearith. and Whitehaven t Poet Coach, nits it—trisard ell the way. Passes through Bratigh; Applebs. Oreitinbritge. Rie.haload, Cutterkk, Bisritbridge, We therby, Atierford, Doncaster, and Graetn (the unmet tvuy bi eighteen miles), sets oat every Doming, and oft forms mg journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detain , cG nnifie try business or pleasure, have the peculiar ad ' iatuage of then s.e g g s teeing secured in the nest Candi. CH ES•l'liit and Pusajgase Post-Coach, daily. SU SI D Eli LA N I), Sins riton and Yarns, New Coach, *wily Mottling, to the George inn, au'ints - !rland. MANCHESTER, Wiaslows comb-ton, Newcastle, Walsaf, and Wolverliatiiitton. Post Cameo, every Alterman. M E auled- SHRW SB ItY, Wellington, nod Shifnal, Punt Coach, ' the Prince of Wales,,every Evening, at Five o'Clock, guarded. Sit EFFIELD and Rodeerhat‘Post Coach, called the Ruck ingrown, every Morning. as. POLgE• 1 GuiLDII A y, John Tkongte end Wm.' l &Jimmy: were charge(!. on Suipicion of illvelt , oe a con siderable quantity of dad, nodes . , tlie• following err cemstances MELVIN r. MARY JAMES. I Mathews, the officer, arposed, that on Thursdays The Defendant had been discharged by the Court evening, 'while passing through Giltspur-street, he some time since, when it was discovered that the no- j met the two Prisoners,. aed their Appearance-exciting tices to the creditors had been sworn Co be served, I strong suspicion, he stopped and i n terrogated them, but in fact had not been served on any of them.. Jis to something which was apparently concealed Mr. BARRY obtained a Rule calling upon the De- beneath their dress. The Prisoners, in the first in, fetelant to show cause why she should not be re-; stance, denied having any thing, - but being pressed, manded to prison, the discharge being obtained by ; they resisted the enquiries of throfficer. They were,' fraud; and why Mr. Evans, the agent, and ..„„ e however, anon overcome, and taken into custody; Lane, who served the notices, should not pay the !and upon searching them, a quantity of lead was diet' cents, and Lane and Evans ,to be present at the I covered rolled carefully round their bodies, between hearing. their shirts and waistcoats The article had every Evans now appeared, and the Court discharged ; appearance of being newly separated from some gutter,' the rule as against him; but Lane and James did not or other part of a building. The Prisoners having 9bstinately refused, before appear, and a warrant of recommitment wa) ottlercd to be made out against her. 1 the Magistiata, to render an account of themselves, • ior their possession of the property, the owner of the Sttuypt r. crAmr. t tt#e* was ordered, if possible, to be traced, and this Mr. Patnct S ed T f w cause agents aß u l e '• minters were remanded. obtained by Mr. Basset for the Pr isoner •to be brought up and discharged, notwithstanding his for mer remand. Mr. Serjeant RuertiNGTON, after hearing the-Coun sel, said, that it appeared that the Prisoner had been discharged eleven months ago by Mr. Serjeant Pal mer, who had released him from all debts but 681. due to Shuter, being for goods obtained by false pre tences. The Prisoner now complained of surprise, but the case had been fully heard and no application made for eleven months, and the Defendant being excepted, is was properly stated by the Plaintiff's Counsel that the Court was fanclus . officio as to the cause, and could do nothing, except under the 55th Section of the Act. It could now, if it saw cause, of its own accord, entertain the case, but not at the suggestion of the Defendant. In this case there could be no reason for the Court to interfere. The debt remaitied as at common la.w ; and as to the ap plication of the 55th section it was out of the ques tion. This could never be said to be a matter of small importance, either in amount or in principle; for here was 681. obtained by false pretences, and the Court could never overlook the offence, nor release 'the Defendant, unless the Plaintiff were paid. If, therefore, as was suggested by the Counsel for the 'Plaintiff, security were given for' payment, by in. stalinents, the Court might on those terms order a discharge, proiided the plaintiff assented to it , other- Wise the Defendant must remain. N. B. Heavy Weighh of Luggage, Goods, Ike. conveyed by • the under-mentioned WAGGONS: To DISS. Beaks, Butagay, Bury, and all prim of Suffolk, every At tiaday. CIRENCESTER, Abingdoa, a d Heal, thre. thank Week. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rummy ' Lyndhurst. Lv mington. Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wernhora, Poole. l,le of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey. Waggons Will. SUNBURY, Hampton. and Twickenham. twice a week. (11CF.ENWICH, Woolwich, and Deptford. HEMS'II'EAD nod NViitford, &c. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alreirford,atd Alton Crack. every Evening. HULL, Nnrtbenve, Hoyden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Port Coach,"every !Morning at Seven o'Clot . k, In the 801 l sad Sm Myton-gate, Hell. LEEDS surd Wakefield New Elegant Coach, daily. Ell RAI IN (MA SI Mercury Post Coach, with a Gang. an nut every A fter.irom, tout reaches.. Bivoringhain neat day at !sm. Passes by .Oxford, Etymon, and Shipsome, to the Sarakek . ll Head, Bull -street. and Castle Inn. Birmingham. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdon. and Cheshunt Coact, every Morniog. 'I OTTF.N If AM and EDMONTON Crotch, daily, at clews, half-past 2, balf-past 4, and half-past 7, o'Clock. -M•rs.rox-uoUSE.—Eridav John Green. n u;pecfed vender r e f has coin, was besought before the Lotto Itts volt. charged with uttering anal having in his possession, a quantity of coun terfeit three shillinz tokens on Thursday evening last. '. C. Matthews, the officer. deposed that on the evening in question he observed the Prispner very fictive in the neighbour hood atilt Mansion-house, going from shop to shop. Sumer* , ing his object, h. kept a close watch uptin him. when, at length, he went into the Black Boy public-house, Nicholai lane, and •mlled for some think. The officer at the atom ut coat rived to eater the house, and when the Prisoner tendered a Ss, token in payment, he caused it. to be 'narked by the loud• lord. The Prisoner then proceeded to the Manion-house tavern, where, in paynuou of some more liquor, he passed. another counterfeit token of the same value, which was like wise marked, in presence of the ()Hirer. lle was then taken into rustody. and upon searching his person. the:e was dis covered in his shoes. nod its is private pocket, within his waist coat. a quantity of*. tokens, the whole of theta coumerfeit, and apparently new. The Solicitor of the Bank attended the examination, and the • Prisoner was fully committed fur trial. IlerrOu-nsaorst.—Friday Elizabeth Terry. a child not ten year: of a A e, residing in Eagle-court, Gray's.inn•lane, was brought up by hrown, officer, being cb urged with committing two street robberies in Hatton•garden,-nn Thursday evening. and yesterday minting, the first of which was, by forcibly taking one ear-ring float the ear of a child about four years of age t the other was by hiking two ear-rings by force nit of the ears of another child, about six )cars of age, with which the Iseisoi‘er ran swan•. Elizabeth White, a young woman, stated, that-passing fly at the time of the latter robbery, she stopped the Prisoner, who bit the witness in the atria.—She was cointnitted to the. House of Correction for re-e sosaination. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully 'alpinism their Friends and the Public, that they will not he accouitt-ible for nny Pareek ur Luggage, &e. of more than Five Ned , Valid., if lost or damaged, unless entered nit such, erd paid tie secordiagiy, at the Saracen's Mad Inn, Sinew-Rill, Lnd,,s.- Th accommodate tho'e residing at the west rod of the mil , Passengers and Parcels are hooked at Ilatehett's New Wilk Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, for the above Coaches. IMPORTANT ADVICE. VV.' i s lE ki N li use M p e r n rse, o( erin Et: l. u nd Ca r l a i v O o n un a io nd dise P o r , O e f r e t to: L_4 ll ate and certain met itlld o f fre e tie l e o fe vr p r y v oiljut 0i41111 0 117 iificerisful re s ult of their experience is the best proof . of mei h rt... Iy. Messrs. LOSS and CO. Surgeons, have Nero isiduced 1.1 1 :I ., . 1 , ;be cure, of the f. flowing the. object cf their particular .... , di rig. a retrain 'Disorder, frequetitl'cObiriaciediti n irtinne R if , intoxication, smd,its; concomitirmwlerictittes and 61014 4 *," , by an Mita:red plan, ris Dis d i e ts e - , i; n l . ,a lle a l r l m ier i a l t m i lir s a in t e re ;:fr i i:l r i d a l a i li se a li c c i r ti b e it r i t a r 4 4 l 4 ; i it a ll ) n l . L vi r i c u ste e 7 f oc i : : , 7 ,,, ... 1 ,:" ,ar :::: unhappily pursued Ay the youth of both axes; in the nn , u ' 1,, .. lug Sterility, or harreuness; find in the other a of nervous diseases, which. if not timely remedied, teri.i.i . 1, _ 4 impotent* and Comumption. In that distressiiat elate a' fi .u : 4 7 . ly et deficiency, whether the consequence • f such tonal , : t . • l'il:6, "I* arising from any idher rause, by which the I. " A „ . , 3.1 the consfltutivn become enfeebled. as • Members of thc " .., —swiatis--- • FRIDAY, Sr er . ( 24. . • , Cillege of Surgeons in. I,..sidon they. oiler a firm. .ate. T s 44 ," keedy restoration to titee.ti mid vigorous health. . tlt of a long .and extensive practice has eml.lei 11 ....,. Abraham Jacobs was indicted for a misdemettnnur in rector- a gw ye r i,,, mcitaid, t o remove Venereal C plaints. 11 ; 4 % numerous 1," log a fief Of ~1011.-,, Ike pr.,perty of Messrs. Shepherd told ElVdes ever inveterate or complicated, syithoat stiSjectitig the r t • statlnsiers, Bury St. Ediutinili. . recent C - 7 6 ' 01, ! , .• The Prosecutor, Mr. Shepherd, swore pOla.fVeiy t o t he we- o ,,be ee.an early atldlcation is made on i . .iseovt'r ' 4 11. '" ink t„:. r e w i r l i ti t it i the wi r tie s h h i i : , l : i ad o ti ; * e ett s t it t i t p da f y ro r, f I t h : e . r month . St . E d Theu n ii- ; - - p , r . 04 . 0 4 Ann C r 4hey freqoently perform a cure in the stunt FWICr at IC"', , :s The unprecedinted slit cess of their mode of ire invent (a:W( 4 .° f had nafeand them for. sale to several person, of respectability in the prilfewion ou4 instead nf chareing les, than the price, •had never Steen known In fail in one single Maumee in it pricarr . charged ils. ta i a skin, is of Is. or Is. 6d. the Pre f a ce , ; sesesiseve been cared, even after severe and injurious . . _ tut could' mot spear in whit imitiner the property had gut into fifteen sear.., dining which period umnytlionsaml petws" ,, : e f f „. .. 1)*I " hint Leer pursued hy other Prnctitioners ail hout 0*(0. 111 '7 the prisoner's pa.m.s'siftri, nor iii What 'twiner he luta lust it. them al thus publiciy offer their tolyice.—Tbose peculiar A , f ,. 1%40 quill unit pen n in ,„th icti ,, er „ vi‘e..the Prisoner ait.e.rcel- dens and deliciencies, incidental to the Fene.le Sex. yisi. b 1,. lent charnrtel . hosing dealt w iin liiiteln the line of.hi:: business ; which .yas t hat ..f a stationer , for Ill.a • years , and haring neve penile as they are enichcious. Mori itol Women. * 4 " l '''' .4 t "" : e I peroraicall a n y thing but the strictest honesty in his denting, oftrtsembitier matrimonial relic it v,ilft!lto Ise oeino.ed h) morna a: with IhPio. p enile disappointed in then - expect:alb/mid a i s The Joey. however, found the Prisoner Chatty 2 and fl, ell, that it: mint instances such d e f ects are cura bl e r .wow ~ pmon :.EIIJ LA IST sentented lion to pay a fi ne o f am to the .kill. M es.sts. (4. is, and Co. exclusively p roles:, iug ihr rare ..t ia ,.. :, oartiritlnt compininti, in ord e r th a t they may n ot he limr l e' Ria i t, to he isto d i horned floc ,is tumults in the Jail of Ix ewtote, by . o mistnken few, with the obloquy s • justly attached I'll.' nose th ereafter, until sail rim. he•paid. The they nave fleen properly educated and initiated in:orrery hr.. 7 the whole itc this da), in frying Bitch and number, upon fill of ilw profession (certificates of which, from different Boar indiciiii. tit, t r iai o tta t h e pri,..ners with a compirney, to 'trio- laii, iirttl tcrdimoriials from the most eminent Physicians, It'd cure it troodub.ot comaii:sion of bankruptcy. 'foe pruceedin.s . • • • . t h at ,iiiiiint ir'a i a have t.. , e,t.sonce an y i nq uire r), the success re . ce i i OW oat posses more man ordinary line: est. to-;r r' fli-ovolf Of first Induced them to quit the Pl uti ' the nairriil Practitioner, and they rresstme that their prf".. e. „ ....._ ' slant= 0.1i,111111e a fair ;roun d f nr t h e unprece dented confor . :i: DIED. *il k "' L ich liheY have, by the Public, be e n so liberally heigini:: On Wednesday nensught, ht pi s it n a,ho nce . Somemetshirr, Patients ill Ole country are requested to state the ;tattle! , nge; t l ii i : 4 v oi eurs ,n; I sti k e n. l ia l:.. il l t sad m y ch l i 7 , lie mpo resa ly, fi li c a rb ) Herbert, JoyhonuaiFt:srt. .oiric,:riittiteitiinr.nrecbtr..taelf:t;rits:Ae,llivyaiedciewiargerseindnighetile h ikc a li b ,n" ; i o o f tni ! h tg . 4 . 1:: ,,,..,„,..,,, ~ dattehter of th e Net h e Cerstarvon. tune, of the Kin. rest Judi* C-mpany'stid Ergiment iif ba.. . ' ''' ..) Sf l ;:f , fi CO. ~l ' irges'ons, 13, Botiverie-street. kleri 4tred si• • Infantry, Modem ftdattliOment. ' I46 Y 1. IBQB, . • At Ostend, in Etirialer.. the 15i.1i inst. qgrof 16 years. Anne Jnliana. daughter o f Major the 16040 - Petry Edward Butlers -- - ...__ _ _ .. -evlr• .....-- . . . tin Wedfir-flay, the iutli haat. at Wucalhill, 'Mitts George MIN DON 7. PfPrintedo'.4l Pot.listom h I) I,nest.t. '. at Sta:nforto, F.,4. I ST•To•walt Coricr, Si, Fleet-staret. A Girl, not twelve %eats old, was charged With going itttn-a shop as Stoetelr.-sow it, under preset ce of ha)iing some cliiltitett's hook. and picture., when she took an unity, while Ilse bark of the woman in the shop was turswd, to meal oul of the tall a dollar, w 6irL h. ing icnmedidtely tricsed, she wr .ts I.,k t tp into 4 :dP'"IY ; she dollar was ttitnd upon her.,—St.e ratts also twautitud to the House of - Correctiou for ustalber hentafg. . • .. COVENT-6 ARDEN.--Wednesday night SH SPEARE'S 7'empest was performed here, for the pur pose of introducing to a London audience a young Lady, Miss MAC ALPINE, in tle•character of Arid. Her voice, which is conire alto, is rather feeble, but she sings with much taste and feeling, and has con 4 siderable execution. It is rather difficult to form correct judgment of a first appearance of a singer, especially a Lady, as there is naturally a great dirt fidente on such an occasion ; but if her voice its rather feeble, her grace• and her acting Cully corn. pensatefor it. Upon the whole, she performed tile part •uncoinmohly well. She was rapturously ap. piauded, and encored in her last song. She is kt pupil of Mrs. Dtcstoss. Miss Foore is bewitching in -Ifferanda. Mr. YOUNG being indisposed, Mr. Teak* Played the pirt of • Provero, and acquitted hinsielf to the satisfattion of a crowded audience.— In Mr. Ttost 4 t's countenance, there is a solemn and sober east, which suits the character of a Magician. Estsiti g i Calibuo was very correct. . Snme•inlluinan monster, in the early part of last week, cut the threats of fnui valuable horses, the property of Mr: Tomlinson, of Burton; Mr. Red. dish, of Gondham ; and Mr. Kempt, of Hallough. ton, in Nottioghiinshite; Wednesday morning . early, the dnellin-hottle of Messis. tirtflanCi! and Son, silk manufacturers, in Stewart-street, Old . Artillery-ground, eta. hurglari. °tidy broke open by some thieves, and rebhed" of a number of pieces of itrmozines, sareenk's, tines, modes, Stc. toe considerable value. OLD 1341LEY. -7"""T ifreitt I tbnyi, MU T' y .. I. _ 1 6, Cro , Of (k... 1 CO.l Is_ ..P:u ... -+~,~ I~ to al de at 13 L I . •If site irmi; Pa OM Tirl !Pet. Otto io iil lox ea *ill • out 40 Tie ffi. e 1'; stud lc aof tissfio INI ivies I awl fr (f the% p lhej lief. ,1114 ! gift "' Jl 6 I '41.,i hawi t . termed 0 v mat .1