The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-09-10 00:00:00

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WRFC ABOVE WINES were selected long sine* .E. by a very Choice Taster, cad bottled as above, for the Use of a highly respectable Society, who have lately separated Mr. FLOWER also respeettisily presents to the Pablle his General List of Prices of his own Wines, oil of Fitts .Quality only ; sad assures the Nobility and Gentry that be wiU continue to sell pone but Wines of Sterling Quality. • Per Per Den. Dos. Pfau. Old Port . . . . . 445. NB. Go. Do. Secnreterio, new in Souk .slik as. Do. Do. Rods. 2 years is bottle . . say. Barreterio, 6 yrs in Bottle . )s. De. Do. 8 year, in Bottle E&Or0 et illevirt ; ers." - ,3111., - •. . OIL t-r 014; - • . . • . Ws. 40. Illalinsey, in Pints . . ids. Becellas . . 425, gee. Tait • . • . . . 14. 9e4. 'fountain . . : . . 461'. 245. Lisbon . . . . 48s. 245. Cagnetta . . : db. lea: cape lesdalve, of Sae qeslity ratty : /44. Cep, Raggedy of Do. . is. Per Doi. Per Bottle Candag, Spindly, o °111 : 11 84 11 rillery . . 110 a. 10i. saw . . . . 70a. es. 6d. Dung . . . 704. es. ed. iloek 9Rs. 7s. ad. Prostlsaias . . . _ 904. 7a. 6d. Per Per Per Piet Dos. Plata. Hot. Rot. nue. Chateau Morgot 9As. 401. @a. 4s. Cyder, Vise Ripe Coetageo . . 70. 6d. .uNRQUALLED TRAVELLING TO DOVRR. DE it., RADDIGATE. MAROATS AND CANTBRNURY. Four laside G}ebs, and keep good Time, By S. A. MO UN TAIN AND CO. 111111.110EN . S Haab 11111, SIUMNIIII-STIIIKT, SNOW -MILL, • .Locoox. /FMB 'Viewing POST COACH RS, MAIL j. COAMIES, Be. set oat from the above Ma : The "Telegraph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate. Margate, thnterbery, Fevershan and Sandwich new post coach, every morning, at li quarter pest seven o'clock. la consequence of the decided preference given to the shoes coach, the proprietors ere detewasieed wee expetice MO be spared to render it the Snit conveyance on that road. *apogee. Gingham, Rochester' s Stroud, eittlegbounte, Sid Rainhat- k every maraleg , at aquertor past Devoe. Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter. Weymouth. Dorchester. 4and Salisbury. every morning. at seven. through Axminster, **oft, 'Medford. Basingstoke, and ' t. :Z ik " Union," Southen= =Woe, Winchester. Mid Basingstoke sew fear every swells* at eight ; arrives 14 the Coach harass. Soothamflan. by live. Thhi is I beet dell /hilhe enevegeepe to thb Me of Wight, Jersey, Onerasey, lie. llikagift 'lawn, 40~4 Chatters, OE • ••• '•• ' - .-","',—, 4.- • • - The propiletOri fifths above est= to receive a eon- Gaitasee.cd that support which has been experienced slue the eonisseseemeet of the " Union." No racing with ether mmehes. Bath end Iblitee_llyteg post combing Ihrsugh Chippen • ham, Caine, led lladbeteagtt, every Amami, at one s• ar rive at Mr. Meer, the Greyhound ins. Beth. sad the Lon a°. Timm Theamm-street, eed Se an Bristol, next morning. COACIPIS TO WILLS, lISDOIWATII, TAUNTON, AMP PLTMOUTU. Tim "Umpire," a new Licerl light coach. osly tae sight so the road, carrying fear Wee, *meat daily at wee ; strives at Liverpool neat afternoon at seven, through Wo burn. Northampton, Welfbrd, Letterworth, IllablEitl, Atherstowe, Lifield, Stens, Newcastle, Umtata* War rington. and - Preston. ehrewsitery, Wellington, and latiffnal post mach, every evening. at Ave. Guarded. , The "Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, Sans) bury, Andover, Black water. Bagshot, and Basingstoke new post °seek every afternoon. ORS WITMOVTO •ACISTI TO OUSIUISIT, JIMMY, I , CHORBOURO, ST. MALOSS, StC. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets out every monk" at eight ; and passes thrsugh Riggleewedu Raton, Milton, Oreetbas, Grantham. Bawtry. • Stamford, Newark. Retford, Doncaster, sad Perrybridge, to the fishiest Lien. Leeds, ern morning, lutes. Notwithsteeding the encessmos expedition et ibis coach, It is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public seaveyance an thit north read, being unequalled by any other. Ito tiV4 lf t=ws, Orel= Drees, ADM, Dumfries, Sanqubar, Kiln, Cammack, Kingswell, sled r pasts eilleatlesd.s peatcoach daily. sol in oi llearberengh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New • Rditibiligh, new post coach, with a guard t, seta milt *very mesniag at eine. or b t ro tu w a a w y to r Daiked..7odeseter, Daritegtoe. N Berwid. Passengers Ming than.: salves At . the may rest whet time they Ikea any additioeal tare. • Pa t il ielburnegit and tour lasi& oath. through Ithlipans. Reeding. Lambently Penes. Lydiegtoe. Pewsey;' Wooten Basset, Remebeey, Rengerfemi and Newbery, Nelg o m o rsi t a. , Weigel, Shrewsbury and Illeijitted her *tw o s o. ely beery • Stilts. and liti ittplers flltaki l.uco r e i l =walles, to a et l'l&st . nd ettee e lre r mt at a i ql:rter b i t i err il e bf iix. l4lllll4 Pend*, mad Whitekeves Post-Coeth : goes With Ayr bases and a guard all the way ; pawns Waal* Apoleby. Greta-bridje, Richmond, C= Bekeeghbritlie, "Wetberhy. Aberford. Dommaler. sae larantitam t sets out every morning, sad perfume thuleer say with the greatest facility. Passengers detained es tbe eeedity hedges., eepleasere, have the pennies advantage of their sous belag MUNI is the nexteeeek. Kmail• Laileasler. Prestos. Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, - 10betidy. Ormakirk, and Ogreteng pent-teaamet ~y at %wagon st Five. u t i t ;X i * Warrialltolt Irtnuldbe4 Steep. Staford. aid • mew light Sour WM, •Ose. - rated M. "Dellesse." everreveglag aiMs o'clock, to **Surgeon's Ilea Ins, Dale-atreet, Ifrerpoel. Wakelleid psegosech: meriting. .Sendeeland. Stockiest Term Coach every meriting, to Rie'Dootge len, Ilunderiand. • Mi ld sad Retherhare post coact, called the Rtockieg- Kwa t exry issigkg at eight, and the Nelson at Nies. Whitechercit. Tarporley, Namptwich, ' sti:rlddlawleit, post-cook every mein, at Ste *Week. Maridheglitt, Wlmikeir. Cutleries, Newcastle. Weisel. and W bur Wilde pgsgtensely "leery uttenthos. 1114theimp pttaktinaokoelhod tbe " Reek " egieriesetthic. Nerthenethiliwdes sad Demister pet wash every morttleg. to the Croes-Key a. Market-place. Hee. dilathgleed. Ins Steekteg. gad Yetis coach, every morning,. la the Oestym . Sendeviesd. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. reaped:lNV sequalet their Mends sad the Public. that they will net be acteast able ter soy Parcels. Peesesgers' Lamm Writings, Plate. Ike, cheers thee Five Pomade value. if lost. SWIM. Sr de' 1111111frit e sales mitered as seek, and She leseranus c oo lltr aserdingly, at the Sersees's Head le; Seewehill. -~ .._ " The Caws* fey wAiiph HAMPDEN fell in Ms Pisa mut SYDXSir diiod es U. SeedWelr Her LATE MAJESTY tad NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. On the Ist inst. was pabliabed,thellizty-Ninth Number of THE MONTHLY GAZETTE OF HEALTH, A .eentaisingistereqlsg Particulars of the Causes, Treat auk Sc. of the Diseases whkb terminated the Lives of the late Queen. and of Napolue Bonaparte—Cases of Tie Do lorous, mired by Combuste of fres, by Surgeon Hutchinson sod Mr. Dennis—A vsysteriou Cu. of Sudden Death of a Charity School Boy —The Causes, Prevention, Treatment, Ake. of the Nervous, Rbeuusatic, Bilious, and Plethoric Headache—Dr. Thompson's Fatal Cue of Rheumatism, with hulled Remarks—A Cure of Hydrophobia, which lately mommed In the City--leatruedoes for employing Slectrieity and Galvanism in i variety K Diseases:—A . Case of Wen cured by Llgature—Description of a New Instrument for raring Contracted Limbs—Dr. Dodd's Physician's Guide— Exposition of the Impudence and Literary Quackery of a pretended Quarterly iledico-Clointrgical Review, Sc. Re.— Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, at 170, Picca dilly, sad by ill Booksellers. Roraima . = Nostra sapiL • Oar Jape to usea.—Marrnit. Just published. price as, is boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE zEGIS of LIFE; 'it Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in width the Causes, Sy A~ttoomsss, and banefel Effects of Lees Venerea, Gonorrhaia, Seminal Weakness ' &c. are fully developed ; Part H. contains some remarks on eer tain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility ; Part HI. embraces Practice! Observations on Sexual Oebility, Self Abuse, arid Mental irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable sad animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them In a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youthid Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature beetle OuialhAs ease dedit. si guts eognoverit etl.—CLatiDIAN. Sines care* to all the fund qf bliss supplies, its/swat application marks the wise. May be had a Sti, Paternoster-row ; 3tO, Pall-Mall ; 41, Piccadilly; IS, Princes-street, Soho; .3*. Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; ON, Cheapside. Lon don ; Stevenson sett Co., Birks and Co., Norwich ; R. Deck, Ipswich; Barrett. nd Rafted, Bath ; Sheppard, Bris tol; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Book sellers.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual. every day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country are requested to describe minutely the case, enctobing a re mittance for Melee and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the World.--GOSS and Co. M. R.C. bur geons, I I,"Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. EYTON. Stock-Broker, 2, Cornitill, and Lombard street. begs leave to recommend to his best Friends. the Public. the Scheme of the present Grand Money Lottery, which commences drawing 3Utlt Next Month. (October.) — There are Three Prizes of 110.00 W. Money, besides 30 other Grand Prizes of 6,000 i.. LOOM., &c. &c.—J mett Ticket de cides its own Ante.—No Classes,—ind the old grand system revived. of not Two Blanks toe Prize. EYTON being so imaiblent that it will give such general saUsfnetion to the Public at large. that he anticipates there will be a great rise I. the price of Tickets and Shama, therefore be recommends an early purchase. EYTON. in the last Lottery, was particularly fortunate. basing sold a Prise et 7,601/1.—t,021, 000 L, besides several minor Ca pitols. J. Warren, Bridgwiter, Sitesenot. tanner, to surrender Sept. IA 18, Oct. 90, at Mr. French's idles, Water-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Frame, Literpool ; avid Messrs. Tnyterlid Irmose, Temp W :,.... 84 10 111 ek West qua. le. 1019111. farmer. Sept. 16. 22, I Oet. so afGefidhall. Attatiers, Messrs. Welton and Glid den, illselegbell-street. • . B. S.Alevalett. Bridliftme Qum York, earn-factor, Sept. 11,11, Oct. 10. at Outlast). Atterntrys, Messrs. Crowder, Leyte. and Oliversoa, Frederick's-pleas, Old JaVal. C. Baynes. Westoa-point, Chester. leskeeper, Sept. 18, 29. (sett*, at the Castle-leml Liverpool Attorneys, Mr. Megbes. Liverpool; and Mr. John. Temple. J. Casper. New, Me of Wight, vbsealier, Sept. 19, Oet. 3, 10. at the Coae6 and Bermes las. Seethe pies. At torneys, Mr. Barney, Southampton; sad Mg. Roe, Temple them bers. Fleet-street. J. sad .1. Yell, Woodbass-Ferris. ii/1011, aalest.eta, Oct. 1, 1, 90. at the Angel in, Naiveties. AOos. Maur& Bridges *Ed Quitter, Red-Lion-square; TWd sad Bartlett. Cheisselard. Mein. Great Rasselimitrmet, viensaller. Sept. lb? 16. Oet. 10. al - Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Cokayne and Towne, Lyon's-inn. F. Eybe and A. Sebinaeek, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, merchants, Sept. 11.111. Oct. 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fes-eeart. Fasalialth-street G. Almanac, Aidermanbery, lines-draper, Sept. 19, Oct. 6, 20, at Guildhall. Attersey, Mr. Gates, Newgate-street. J. Nelson, Kendall. Westmoreland. core-dealer, Sept. 22.0 ct . 29, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gray. Tyson-place, Kingslaed-road. J. Marshall, Nine Elms, tanner, Sept. 18,19, Oct. 10, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Drew and Saes, Bermead sev-strest. J. Whose, South-street, Flasbury-square, userebant. Sept. 29. Oct. 0.10, at Guildhall. Atterasys, Messrs. Sweet, Stokes and Carr, Bailinghall-street. DIV! DIN DS. Sept. * J. Millingen, Castle-atrest. Honnesditch, jew eller—Sept. $O, S. Cater sad J. Home. Wadi -strt warehousemen—Sept. $O, J. Unworthy, iaddlewert , Yorkshire, dyer—Oct. 9, T. Clark's*, Kinpbary, War wickshire. dealer in coals—Oet. IS, .1. Heginhottom, Ash toa-undesAlne. Lancashire. roper—Sept. $O. W. Massage, Ryhall. Ratlandsbire. miller—Oct. 4, R. Ralph and W. King. Ipswich. sealtsters—Oet. 0.0. Abseil. Chard. Seater setshire, clothier--Sept. 18. M. B. Schlesinger. Church court. Clement's-lane. Lombard-street. indlgo-nserchaat— Oct. 11. S. Waddington. Brig-hoses. oorotestor— Oct. 1, T. Thompson. Thweasliarapow.Tyar.Joinst. Carl IfICATIIS...--11111PT. T. Douglas, Dover, mereltent—R. Bristow, jun.. Lloyd's Corse-house. insuranc•-hroker.—O. Glover. Lower Bast Smithfield. ollman—O—Bradbery. Hadley. Shropshire. snaltster.--R. H. Balm* Alfred-plate. Bedford-square, horse-dealer—P. W. and P. Smith, Bounden. Lancashire, atuslin-mssnfeeterers—R. Badmriek. Somersetsidre, plasterer—T. Cos. Cremates, Devenslare, Ina-keeper. PARTNIIISHIPS DISSOLVED. O. Brooks and 0. Gould, Old house-agents—B. sad IL teitler. Albino -street, slik-throwstars— A. M. Todd. Cieseest's4m. Lealler4-14..t. sad P. HAT, Opone—l. W. eito 0. a/AM - J.*. paw" sierclulat- R.fod T : Itiotoous. Blandllard-lronse. Poroosobire. cons- larrlegtea, ** ..ere —J. hriha.. reper4selers—T. aad J. CoSher, Holston, Coro t/a. het-makers. A 1111114411 PRICE OF 0111111 ix INSEAM, APID WALES. Wheat, b&s.7d.—Rye, 7d.—Barley. lbs. 10d.—Oats. SOL 11d.--Ito/ s, 117 s. W.---Pesos, Wa. Od.—Oatmeel Ss. Od. The Average Pries of Brown or Meseovado Sugar, com piled from the Rotates made is Pb. Week ending the bth diger September, 1611, Is Sks. 70. per ewt. ' POLICE. --mow— rakeßeeißTllB.47Ser at thf aida i r ol 4 6 7 l: l lll7 Ci m r a C i a:s a t s a b b rmglit tisabe weeks sure he (WWI at the shop of Mr. Blis- factors—W. and A. L. Potter, Fool; Baaka. Neliespde- Open-Tyne. eontassit-hroircon-fto. Fiteb sad K. eon. Cow- gross. West-Redthilleill, damn sad W. On, aihd .10064... L W R. v-Jffligi t. . 'Wilma. J. Ogden. N. Warslasd, Oldham. a..1-atiaers—M. Bodily and Ladd% Norwich, boatbasinAnanothetttrers-11. Prior and IL Corti*, Warrington, tannors—J. Cirrif, and J.• Herd, and despatch. AMONO lb. numerous remedies that frost time to time solicit public attention, none has maintained so extensive and durable a reputation as Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, which is now statedly resorted to by great nutribere of invalids for relief in those debilities of the nervotte system that constitute a isrge portion of the complaints of the •studious, the fashionable, and the dissi pated. it hei a surprising power in enntroaHng disordered sensibility, and inspiring new vigour into the languid powers of life. In affections of the head, whether accompanied with pain and giddiness, or marked by the more grievous calamity , of impairedmental energy; in palpitations of the titmice, loss of appetite and strength. and the multi* tens of disordered digestion , this remedy will be possess the most salutary efficacy. it Is sold le bottles at Its. and Ws. each, by Mr. .ialuss. sloe, OS, Cornhill; Mr. Sangor, 130, Oxford-street, London; Mrs. Ana Bowen, Norwich; and all medicine venders. Patients desiring particelir adviee are requested to trans mit their eases to Gilead-House, Liverpool, with is iselosure Of One Pound. FROM SATURDAY avicnrs GdZ ETV?. This Oarette notifies that his Majesty has nominated Major W. Morrison, of the Madras Establishment. i Companion of the Order of the Bath; and that be has approved of the First Regiment of Foot being permilted to rename their original designation, " First, or the Royal Regiment of Foot," instead of the " First, or Royal Scots Regiment of Foot:" and of their being permitted to bear on their colours and appointments the, words " Egmont-op-Zee," and " Sainte Lucie." It also contains an offer of a reward of 100 guineas, by the inhabitants of Highgate, and 20 gaineas by Mr. Male, of Hornsoplane, for the discovery of the person or per sons who, in the night of Thursday week, snarderod Edward Sell, Mr. Wale's watchman ; alp an offer of towards, to the amount of 230/., for the discovery of the person or persons who, be the night of that 17th alt., set ire to the cloth-factory of Messrs. S amuel and Wlesa' Hsaphrys, of From.. WAR OFFICE, OFFICE, Barr. 7. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Dearth. Captali C. misty, from knit-pay 30th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice B. L. eon, who le slicha aZiaient of Ught Dragoons, Cornet and Llesismat Lord J. Boatlick to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Drum mood, promoted to the lit West India Regiment. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Dearth, Limisownt St. Jobs Mildasay to be Lisotenost and Commie, by perchase, vice White, who rethes.—Lientemet G. :C. D. F. Berkeley, from half-pa of the Regiment, to 'be Mealmi sod Lieutenant. by vice ant•Surgeee Sheringtoo Gilder, from half•psy, of Me Rogimeat. to be Assistaat-Sargema, Nee S. Worrell, olio lab-Regiment of Foot. Lieut. H. H. H lll to be CMtelli• by perebase, site Dimly. pembeted.—Baelpi R. S. mews, to be Lieutenant, by parttime. vise Hill.—W. J. Freer, Dent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vies Vicars. 79th Ditto, Lieutenant A. Cameron, front holf-pay Dow kiss Garrison Bettallos, to • be repenter, /Ice McAteer. r. lid West India Regiment, Nospital-Assisteat M. RI k. to be Asshtent-Sorgeos, vies B. Lally, whose appoiotment has sot taken pima. Hoserrm. Sisre.—Aseistant-florgoom D. DockardAti be *arto the Fosses.--111espital- Amistaat J. Chrlitleassea s:, to be Ifoopitel-Aselstaat to the Forms. Om IL Illoiroiho resigns. aitifflsl o .l. W. 'Chabot, os half-pdy deb rest, ld be liejorationerei Is the Army. immutorecir MN LARGID. ' T. rim sad R. 0. Lessenll, Roney. 84mithaiiiipt* lowers. AIM Supt. 18, to 14ov. O. at the Wbite Rom JM &mosey. • 111 , 1 1 11t111/PTIM SVP1111111181). IL Werrall .t. Pore, BMW, bialues. -~~=" - - - - ' sett, aitiersnaltb, With a deg, to knew of Mr. 11. whether it was a diamond ring, as be had laid a bet that it was. The prisoner said lie had picked it ap en London-bridge. Mr. B. finding it was a diamond ring, and doubting the prisoner's story, said be shoold advertise it, and if, after a reasonable time, no owner appeared, it sboald be restored to the pri soner. The prisoner caused Mr. B. to be summoned 1 before the Lord Mayor, bat . his Lordship approved of the course which Mr. B. bad already determined to Torso,. The advertisement happening to catch the eye of Miss C. F. Wardell, now in the Isle of Wight, who, In July last, whilst on a visit at the house of a friend near Croydon, bed a gold watch and diamond ring stole from her, she wrote to her brother in town on the subject, and the prisoner, was taken into cus tody. The ring was prodaeed, sad &and to corre spond with the doecriptioa given in Miss Wardell's letter ; and it appeared that the prisoner had lived ser vant with Miss Wardell's frilled at the time of Miss II"Vs visit, and had left her service soon after the iWild ring were missed. The prisoner persisted i hie former story of having picked op the ring on Loidon-bridge. He was remanded. SUMMIIR ASSIZSS. APPLEBY (IVssruovisal NISI PRIV.. is,) Bm. O. There are seven causes entered. and all are disposed of 644 *se respecting • right of fishery. The oily format ease was an action brought by one 'etyma agalllisr seedier foe lOLA DRIB- - LT= IP. lIIIIIIIICK. (Special Jury; Mr PHILIP Illea•nava. Foreman.) Messrs. SCAILITT and ARMSTIteIIe were counsel for 'k' plaintiff; Messrs. Sergeant Vanes and llftte &Laid for the defendant, Sitaimurr.--Tba plaintiff was a surgeon in AppicAry, wbo had recived the best education, and bad twee to this place with the best reeesnmendatien for his preisssion : bat if be deserved the imputation east ;spa lAns by the slander for which this action was brew be was nonorthy of being any logger em pl • his profession. The honour and delicacy of I gentlemen attending the female sex could .intelinanbletl too high. Mr. Iffeialosek, th. defendant, iw intenerry to my, wage( the sense profession. Wheless he bid **id As schema efelnniseing the plaintiff they -rte' probibly learn, whets he teld•thent that the plain. -tiffited kit as defendant ameney, whit& he with difi• molly recovered. He had lent him money on mortgage orcerity ‘ and further advanced money se assist the de. ,endeat, wise had been iu distress.' Atieugth the time Pares. Sawn came when fir. Slater could no longer delay toenail , * the securities irhich be.held, and carrying to sale a fish! of the defendants. The sum of 1741. was thus Obtained; less, however, than was due to the plaintiff. From that moment all friendship, attendee, and good understand leg from Mr. Relabel* was entirely changed, and the remilt was *Lesions Which they bad to try hese, That transaction had not long preceded the slanderous report by the defendant, that * plaintiff bad told him, that he (the plaintiff) had had ensaxion with all the married ladies in Appleby, and pirticalarly with Mrs. Cotty. She had left Appleby, and the defesdant had taken ednatage of that occasion to spread this report, particularly respecting her. The object of each deaden Is erderndly the last who bean them, b ut -Mv.,Slater bend et? . it and he heard at th e isle time that Mi. 41101abisk for Idreuthee. Mr. Slater applied to Mr. Reisbeek. Mr. Reisbeck denied it, and said Mr. Slater bad said nothing of the kind.-- 7 He offered to go before a magistrate and make a de position that Mr. Slater bad never said any thing of the kind. He did go before a magistrate and offered to make oath, but the magistrate said " No, I cannot take it." Well, Mr. Sister thought the re port malicious ; but to his astonishment he found the same reports repeated, sad Mr. Reisbeck given as the author. Mrs. Guy was said to have gone away with child to Mr. Slater. When he found such reports pre vailing openly, and spread by this Inn, he toned it necessary to bring this aedon. If the defendant bad thought proper to enter a justification, be might Lave done so. Mr. Reisbeck had said that Mr. niter would be obliged to go away, for that every respect able person was leaving him off. If he had indeed been capable of doing or saying what was imputed to him, be ought to be dismissed from Appleby, and from every respectable society. If the Jury thought him slandered, he (Mr. Scarlet.) put it to them to give whatever sum could by their verdict be adequate da mages for such a slander; not that the plaintiff had any expectation that any sum would be paid, but their sense of the slander would be measured by the amount of damages. He pet it to them, therefore, to give what the ease required, because upon that depeutled the restitution of the plaintiff to society. He hoped the discretion of his learned friend would not eall any evidence; but if any should be given, the witness would be dealt with according to character and credit, and he (Mr. Scarlet:), would again address them. Richard Bateman;--1 live in Appleby. On the Bth of January last I was in company with the defendalt in the King's Head Inn. hir.isbeck said. bf Ms. elinfter--," Dr. Slater is • liar, a thief, and a scoundrel, and * biggest renal open earths far hit MOtt he bee Keet efetweeveleer with unit of lb. uninillterentett in Appleby, and with Mrs. Cotty among the rest, foe any thing that I know." John Atkinson, of the Old Brewhouse, was present, Mr. Atkinson, the attorney, Mr. Herd, the landlord, sad Ur. William Resbtoo. Crossuzamind by Mr. Sergeant Caoss.—There had bee* previous conversation. It was a subject of another nature which led to this. There had been something said inpecting Mr. Slater. There had been • suit in the Spiritual Ccurt, respecting Mr. Reisbeck's daughter. Mr. Slater was the man who was the foun dation of the action. Mr. Scattierr objected to the evidence. Mr. Justice.Bev•ar.—Were they talking of that suit ?—Yes. Cross-examination continued.—Was the suit against you ?—Yes. The ground of action was, that I said that there had been improper intercourse between Mr. Slater and Mr. Reisbeck's daughter. I dare say she was then seventeen. The subject of conversation was the improper connexion with the daughter of 31:. Reisbeck. I suppose that must have been ground of resentment and passion to the father. I had said so. I had told that to Mr. Reisbeck before. I did not then say from whom I heard it. lint you shall now: bad you not beard it from Mr. Slater ?—No. 1 had not. I named it to him ; I cannot say what feelings it excited in his mind. You have heard him boast of his success amongst the ladies ?—Never to my recollection. I am married. Did you find fault yourself?—For what? For his attention to Mrs. Bateman 2-1 bad never cause. No, no, yea had sot, bat Mr. Slater always be haved well ter her?-1 don't know that he was ever otherwise than civil. Too civil, perhaps don't know that he was. lint you heard ?—No. He ii rather too much that way 2—l don't pretend to judge. Butyou don't pretend to say that he was not so?--No. You don't think the worse of him for what Mr. Reis beck said ?-‘-No. I don't think I did laugh when he said it. He was in a towering passion. I did not say to him " How can you say so of so chaste and modest a person ?" I might name it at home. I did not believe what Mr. Reisbeck said, that Mr. Slater had either said or done the thing. I never did complain of his conduct to Mn. Bateman. lam not particularly hid eouts with him no more than other people. I don't know that I told it particularly to himself. At the lime, I begged Gentlemen to take nodal of what Mr. Reisbeck said. I did not ask him In espial" himself. Mr, Justice Baniv.-i-You say yew mentioned as Mr. Slater what you said of him and Mr. Reisbeck's daughter?—Not to Dr. Slater, bat to Dr. Reisbeck. I mentioned to him that Dr. Slater bad had coon:mini with his daughter. John Atkinson, a partner in the Old Brewery, beard 'lllr. Reisbeck say of Mr. Slater that he was a vaga load and a scoundrel, and bad told his that he bad consesion with most of the waded women in Appleby, most particularly with Mrs. Cotty. Robert Sienese' met with Dr. &Meek in his own house in Describer or dananey last. He asked me if I beard soy Meg emseeraing my friend. I said, " What frinel r He said. Mr.V*, t that Mrs. Cotty had been barrows biasing a child to his. He said be believed it to be ties as it came from the Keens of the town. He said he must leave the town :a:Z.