The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

THP, STA Tps PuPULATION .RETURNS OF ?ND PARDINEJ IN Till CITY OF LONDON. The following nettsrns have been made, at the Man siun-house, to the Marshals, since our last. It appears t Let many of them were overlooked in 1811 : ST. FAITH, under ST. PAUL.—lnhablted houses, 137. occupied by 170 families, of whom 169 are in trade, 23 arses uninhabited—Population, Males 505, Females 494—Total. 999. Sy. Joni ZACHARY, Ward of Aldersgate.—lnhabited liottses, 55, occupied by 63 families, of whom 56 are in frafir, II houses uninhabited—Population, males 161, ft-cosies 161—Total, 322. The United Parishes of ST. LAwaince JIHRY, and T. MARY MARDALRN, Milk-street.—lnhabitecl houses 165, occupied by 153 families, of whom 127 are in trade, 7 houses uninhabited—Population, males 492, females 510—Total, 1002. ST. MICH.%IL I;Asstsnsw.-Inhabited houses 115, oc cupied by 152 families, of whom 97 are in trade, 2 houses uninhabited—Population, males 308, females 406—To ta', 711. ST. GREGORY, by St. Pant's.—lnhabited houses 206, occupied by 293 families, of whom 248 are chiefly em ployed in trade, 4 houses uninhabited—Population, males 686, females 782—Total, 1468. ST. VIEDAST, alias FOSTRR.—lnhabited houses 55, oc cupied by 72 families, of whom 72 are in trade, 18 houses uninhabited—Population, males 225, females 173—To td, 398. Sr. JAMS'S Garlick Hithe.—inhabited houses 45, occupied by 116 families, all in trade, &c. 5 houseq un inhabited—Population, males 241, females 232—Total 473. ST. MARGARET llosEs.—inhabited houses 24, oc cupied by 27 (milk-, of whom 26 are in trade, 11 houses ui nhabittd—Popu laden, males 77, females 72—Total 149. ST. Pyrex's, Paul's %Vharf.—lnhabited houses 49, oc cupied by 92 families, of whom II are in trade, 5 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 149, females 197—To tal, 346. ST. Awrnoux.—lnhabited houses 65, occupied by 77 families. of whom 64 are in trade, 2 houses building, 10 uninhabited—Population, males 176, females 149—To tal, 365. Sr. AUGUSTINIL—Inhabited houses 44, occupied by 1,1 familes. of whom 57 are in trade, 6 houses uninha bited—Population, males 161, females 146—Total, 307. ST. MART STAlNlNG.—lnle•hited houses 35, occupied by 54 families, all in trade, 9 hoti.te uninliabited—Popu la.tion, males 107, females 114—Total, 221. ST. 31triviet., Paternoster Royal.—lnhabited houses ocetipied by :32 families, all in trade, 7 houses un inhabited—Population, males 75, females 106—Total, ' 101. Sr. MILRED. Poultry. Ward of leap.—lnhabited liaises 4M, families 44, 36 in trade, 4 houses empty, 3 hirilding.—Population, males 141, females 130— Total, 271 : _ _ _ Nn return made in 1811. ST. MARY TIM Aldermanbury.—lnhahited houses 110, occupied by 185 families, of whom 159 are in trade, two houses uninhabited.—Population, males 431, females 43'2—Total, 883. ST. A LRAM, Wood-street.—lnh thited houses 96, occu pied by 1241 families, all in trade, I house uninhabited— Population, male 311, females 3241—Total, 631. ST. MAR t. Colechurch. —1 n hahi ted houses 41, occupied b♦ 47 families, of whom IS are in trade, 1 house unin b.abited.—Population, males 148, females 127—Total, 275. __ ST. MARGARET, Lotlibury.—lnliabited houses 62, oc cupied by 71 families, of whom 49 are in trade, 3 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 159. females 172 — Total, 301. St. Duniraw's in the West.—(lnclndlng Serjeant's Inn in Chancery-lane, and Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, and I.:W(4M's inn).—lnhabited houses 393, occupied by 545 (Amines, of whom 801 are in trade, 10 houses unin• bahited.—Population, wale• 1705, fewale i 4L — Total, Precinct of WHITZTRIARII, in the Ward of Farringdon Without.—lnhabited houses 121, occupied by 337 fami lies, of whom 163 are in trade, &c. 3 houses are nninha bited.—Population, males 626, females 621—Total 1247. There is an increase of 218 in this Parish, which is attributed to the return of males since the war. ST. NICHOLAS OLATR,—lnhabited houses 35, occu pied by 72 families, 66 in trade, 4 houses uninhabited. Population, imam 172, females 178—Total, 350. ST. MART SOIIIIIHSET, Quer nhithe.--1 nhabited . houses 37, occupied by 73 families, of whom 49 are . in trade.—Population, males 126, females 144. Total 270. r. BARTHOLOMgW THE OlREAT.llllh&bited hoaxes 3(i, occupied by 796 families, of wh , m 766 are in trade, 16 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 1427, females 150.1.—Total, 2931. ST. 11AUTHOLOMEW THE Lass.—lnhabited 11011flell 51, ocnipied by 63 families ' all in trade, one house units } Abi•ril. —Population, the regular inhabitants of this Frig!' are. 3fales 164, !Females 189—Total 352. The rrtients of St. Bartholousews Hospital are, Males 269. females 204—making the total 923. HoLY TRIXITT THE Lass.—lnhabited houses 54, oc cupied by 11S families, all in trade, 3 houses ;min i ellited.—PopulAtion, Males 241, Females 257—Total, Litt. ST. Atom, Blackfriars.—lnhabited houses 265, °ctn. plea by 645 Ninnies, of whom 414 are in trade, 6 houses culnhabited.—Population, Males 1430, Females 1508— Total, 2938. _ _ _ ST. 1110TOLIPH WITHOUT, Allier/TAW Inhabited houses 501, occupied by 872 fatuities, of whom 812 are , it. trade, 3 houses building, 15 uniuhabitesl.—Popula * tion, Males 1953, Females 2050—Total 4003. A LIM ',Lows, Honey-lane.—lnhabited houses 22, oc cupied hr 26 families, all in trade, one house uninha- Li ted.—Poptilation, Males 69, Females 68—Tota1137. CiintsT thwacp.—lnhabited houses 353, occupied by 367 families, of whom 268 are in trade, 14 houses' uninhabited.—Population : of the regular population of tLis parish there are, Males 952, Females 1050—Total 2t 2.—Add to this, Patients in Christ's Hospital, Males 638, Females 77—Total 735 ; making the total of per sons in the parish 2737. ST. Thomas Aeosma.—lnhabited houses 63, oc cupied by 140 families, of whom 103 are in trade, Ise. 11 hoses uninhabited.—Populatiou, males 261, females 304.—Total 535. Sr. MILDRID I B, Bread-street—lnhabited houses 46, occupied by 72 families, of whom 63 are in trade, S houses uninbabited.—Populatlon, males 163, fe male. 169.—Total 329. ST. MART MOUNTNAW.•••••HO3II3 Inhabited 35, oc shiftiest by 89 families, of whom 66 are is trade, 1 120320 uninhabitod.—Pipulation, males 182, females .i76.—.Total 356. ST. PICTIIIt, West Cbtap:—lnhabited houses 45, oc cupied by 40 families, all in trade,' 3. heaves nolnit tited.—Population, males 15t o females 114.—Total 266. Sr. 11 rensaL, Wood-stria.--lohabited houses 70, occupied by 158 families, of whom 86 are in trade. 4 /Reuses uninhabited.—Pepeladon, mules 247, females it-it—Total 433. XT. BIWNIT. Peal', Wharf.—lshabited houses 90, occupied by 149 families, of wischn 113 are in trade; ?bows uninhabited.—Population, melee 257, females 1215.—Total 552. Sr. NICHOLAS COLS Auser.--Inhabited hours 29, occupied by 51 families, of whom 34 are in trade, 1 house nuiababited.—Population, asides 125, females 03.—Total 223. ST. ANDRSW in the Wuanuoun.—lnhabited houses 81, occupied by 162 families, of whom lOU are in trade, 6 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 356, females 334.—T0tal 690. Sr. MART M•6DALIN, Old Fish-street.—lnhabited houses 80, occupied by 183 families, of whom 180 are in trade, 3 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 337, females 384.—Total 721. Sr. ALPRAGI, London Wall.—lubabite4 houses 141, occupied by 276 families, of whom 275 are in trade,9 houses uninhabited.—Population, males 619, females 587.—Total 1206. _ _ - . The Return from the remaining Parishes will be given as soon as completed. COCRT OF RXCISb, TUESDAY. Ralph Milner, the keeper of a wine-vaults in Pros pect-place, Lambeth, was charged With having had in his possession eight gallons of raw British spirits, the same having been removed from the place where the duty ought to have been charged, whereby he had incurred the penalty of Ilia Mr. SHaPHIRD stated the case as Counsel for the adormatlon, and from the evidence it appeared that the defendant occupies the two houses which forin the angle of Prospect-place and Temple-street. The lower part of these premises consist of the defend ant's bar; the upper part is occupied by his brother in-I.lw and sister, who occasionally superintend the business, and between both houses there is a com munication. On the 7th of May last two officers of Excise, were passing by the premises, when they ob served a woman enter the pri 'ate door of the house in Temple•street, under circumstances which excited their suspicion, and the door having been sherry afterwards left open, they followed her, and found upon the kitchen table the basket, which contained a bladder of ra.v ardent spirits, in quantity two gal lons. Mr. Ifilner was called tip to account for having spirits of this nature in his possession, and lie ap peared particularly disturbed by the visit that had been paid him; but professed his utter ignorance as to the contents of the bladder, or bow it came there. The others, however, proceeded to search the house, when they found two more bladders of the same de scription of raw British spirits, As they were search ing 3lr. Milner was met walking down stairs with a bottle, which also was found to contain raw spirits. Mr. Wit.ne, as Counsel for the defendant, contend ed, that it was necessar►• to prove that lie had the spi rits in his possession " knowingly." 'I his had not been done, and he maintained that a Conviction could not take place, for the possession was not of the na ture contemplated by the art. The Cocav were of a different opinion, and passed judgment upon the defendant, in the mitigated penalty of 701. Film—About one o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the lower part of the house of 'kir. Dun derdale, io Watstone-street, Ctarketswell thOirrit had gained such strength before it was disco,4red that the whole of the inmates hail to effect their escape out of the first floor windows ; the house was burned to the ground, and the two adjoining houses much damaged. The whole of the property vas destroyed. MRL OICROLY ACCIOENT FROM Plfte-asses.—An Inquisition was taken on Mo:rday evening, which sat until one o'clock yesterday morning, at the Swan Ta vern, Bayswater, before J. Stirling, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on the body of Mr. Thomas Barnwell, 19 years of age, the only son of Thomas Barnwell, Esq. of Walham-green, who was accidentally shot by a son of Mr. Winckworth's, of Connaught -terrace, a young gentleman about his own age. On Sunday last, both these young gentlemen, IA ith others, were invited to dinner at a gentleman's house in Bayswater, and pre vious to dinner, they were amusing themselves at play in the garden. Mr. Coward, the getallensin .with whom they were to dine, went to dress before dinner : the deceased thinking lie was too long, went, accom panied by Mr. IVinektvorth, to his dressing-room to call him. On their entrance, Mr. Coward was i• the act of pulling on his boots: his fowling-piece stood in one corner of the room, and Mr. Winckworth, not know ing it was loaded, unobserved by Mr. Coward, took it up, and the contents went off and lodged under the right shoulder of the deceased. Messengers were im mediately dispatched in every direction for the most eminent surgeons. Mr. Heaviside, Mr. Gunning and another surgeon arrived, and did all that art could do to save his life, but to no purpose; he died in three hours and a half after the fatal accident. The Jury, which was composed of the most respectaitle inhabi tants, after hearing all the evishnce at great length, returned a Verdict of Accidental Death. . Another Inquest was held 'yesterday at the Glebe, Jake-etre et, Totte n ham -coo r t-soad, Worn lld r. irling, on the body of Mr. John Slotner, a yo 4 man, whose death waesaused hg his shooting him through the head with a pistol. Mr. W. Lake, lints-draper, Toll• tenham-conrt-road, deposed that on the slams he was called in ; he found the deceased lying on his back on the floor quite dead, and covered with blood ; there were two pistols by his side, one appeared to hive been recently discharged, the other was loaded with I ball ; the ball had entered his right ear Mad lodged in the brain. Mr. Rubins, surgeon, of Tottenham-court road, spoke to the sante erect. Assther witness• proved the unsettled state of the deceaste's mind fora month past. Verdict—Shot himself in aitate of teas: porary mental derangement. Yesterday No. 10,1,30 was drawn a Pam of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Consols, which was shared by Bish is One Half, One Eighth, and Six Sixteenth. Shares. Dish has sold is the present Lottery, ex elusive of ths.above, 14,041, a Prise 042tolpo r ti Cest - Elissolin's 49,516, a Prise of at 111,0416 . Cent Console, and several Minor Capitals. The tery finishes Next Tuesday, on which One Prize of - SNOW One Prise of - Two Prises of - 3,041111. and various other Capitals, Consols, and Money, must all be drawn. A few warranted nadrawn Tickets and Shares are still selling by Bish, at his Mice:, 4, Cernhill, and 11. Charing Criss., London, and by .Lis Aerate in the ,country. OUILDNA culation of the public . to the few that stood to be circulate the as it should amioation terday. The thew Carr; ' the country, . to the character Mr. Maynard, had numeroot of which he There were,' were present, sufficient of rious system , him for further Thomas stated, that, dered at his be made for turday, whet rious to the from the prii to he sent to bill and recel' William Rob . with the clothes soner at the seven If. ri( turn, were he (Mr. H. soner had heard of hi i The sem ferred by stove grate-no. on the quested the house, Whi one-pound accordingl Gun-conrt, to set the si note, and rear discovered was not know , There eras similar nat Pemberton, Sent for a sent with hourhood, however too to the one' glass of ale, gave him the butchei a different think all was ening his given him , struggling, The nine Mr. Lees, ' speets, and in every in, production hirn, whit? The Fit in conaequi took place, more, have been liberated, two upon their , is recog nit,inces. the remainder upon bail.—(Waterford Mirror.) Letters from Niort state that there has been pre sented to a physician of that town an infant, eighteen months old, having two Tongues. SkeeND SMALL Pox.—ln a certain district of Kent. wherein Inoculation with variolous matter has of late, been too indiscriminately pursued, resides a GeLtle wan, related to a person in this town, who, about 22 years ago, was inoculated by a respectable practitioner, in the regular way, according to the Suttonean sys tem, and passed through the several stages of the dis ease, in the most satisfactory manner about a month since ciwially caught the Small I'ox, and was placed under the care of the Gentleman, by whom he was formerly inoculated, as above stated, who by his skill and attention subdued the virulence of the distemper, and effected the recovery of his patient after he had lain several days in • hopeless state, and so much so, that his Relation here, on being sent for, immediately set off, post haste ; but from the account he bad received, without the expectation of arriving in time to see the object of his jour ney alive; Le was, however, agreeably disappointed. The natural small pox. we are concerned to find, has spread to an alarming extent at Chichester, where, it seems, several children have already fallen ♦ictims to its virulence. The medical gentlemen of the city and its vicinity, we unders:and, have had a meeting to consider of the propriety of a general inoculation, the result of which has not yet reached us.—(Lewes Joranal.) went of a certain malady, contracted in a meatier too well known to require a comment. and often entailing on its un happy sletim a series of distressing and almost insupporta ble anictions. Dr. EIDY respectfully calls the attention of those interested in his peculiar and most effectual method of eure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct of those " who hold the word of promise to the ear and break it to our hope." Dr. Lady will sot pre sume to pledge infallibility in every description of ease, bet as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical skill can be applied, he promises a certain, speedy, and perms sent restoration ; having made every species of Syphilitic affection.and its various train ofdisesses, the primaryobjects of his professional studies, and being Mattered by the trans cendent success which has accompanied his mode of treat ment during the course of a long and laborious practice. he is enabled to offer, with The fullest conidence, pretensions at once the most hopeful and encouraging. Innumerable in sluices can be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Lady's s)stem, which had been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained by public institutions, bad proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory advan ces, Dr. Eady will he found equally fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human constitu tion, which embitter, and, if not timely arrested, frequently render nugatory the very principle of existence. From this desolating state of inanity and sterility, by re-antgpatiag the frame and affording tone and elasticity to the raised orgies. Dr. Lady Is happy to convey the most positive asseranees that the sufferers of both sexes may be reeesed; a study perseverance in the means dictated bailee only ralliattelL — Dr. Eady Is consulted daily, at No. W. Dean-street, Soho, (one end of Dean-street, Soho. leads out of Gerrard-street. nealy opposite the General Two Penny Post 011ee ; she other end into Oxford-street, end Is opposite Meard-street). by patients of both sex.—Country letters meet rallestalde attention by return of wood post. BY his Majesty's Royal Ulises Pacesto.LIBASSII Pilule Ssinterim, justly boa for Curing, in rir Stages, a Certain Disease. Ole Nell Pill is a Dose; IA the taking of wee box, in a recent mac will soon eoevisce the Pathmt of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No' thing eta be better contrived, more safe, or more wavelet than this remedy. fur such as are obliged to go joursies se to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and flu years experieace (in an esteasive practice) has prove that it will effect ot Cure, when repeated salivation aad sit other methods avail nothing. For the scurvy na t.ellef chemical disorders, this Medicine has not its pa wards of 40,00 U persons, of both sees. have bee rattle% cured of the above cruel Disorders, within the last eight yaws. • Prepared and sold - by the sole Proprietors, T. TAY -I.oa and Sox, Surgeons,* at their lease, Nu. 9, New Bride Street, In boles of only It. 9d. each. duty included, N. S. Two back doors and lights I. the passages at ainft. Thiel are also sold by their appointment, with copies Arections• at Mr. llepburn's Toy-sp. 103, Oxford.stredik Mr. Din borough's, 7, Fish Street Hill, Dearly ito the Mose. meat; at Mr. Baxter's, Ediabargh; Mr. .s, Deb lin; and by one person in every considerable town la Greet Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking Me above. or other of the Proprietor's medicine. Meets and towboat weaknesses awed. sad letters, poet paid. answered. • gee tile Wtrliblidogi by the Royal (Mime of Lambs, air - LiWOO I Railed, Printed, sod Publiefted it the Odlee "Tss STATISM' kit " Ned "Toe Com rrrirovsea " Palter) N.. 191 . Strout. Mesh* tit.eltosed/Chateb. by L. WARDELL, Jou.. Ix. to whoo .A. E . Sir" orsteations, Orders, Re. us requested to be e - • ( 511 ferolirtah Ire No mocoure iotherge 01 46m64. • heret qwl A.!rtitr pastor ion 1 . 4 rn. Mir all Cry' or to lbeir :a Praia maul Cite+ }MA Train 1 li room ot Ix tAr rol Lora* the Pri v v tlethen (' IN the L'j • their 1,1 %lie lu the 'rhe In Iler Nil Habil . Kni Habit, Ili% All Hi , ts Lord , wher left Ilse t wig! iii arts gif St and plaig rionii the his SI OtAN ( , . POLICR. Yesterday the drawing of the Lottery to o k '• .—...—. woes J. and J. SlVewetoin bad the pleasure te . . jaAP st.t..—FoleeED Nome—Although the air- and sell both Prises of 2400/. ; No. 9192, and Wm [ forged 11. notes is considerably decreased, in addition to No. 1446, 4000/., 19023, mei • all; must still be upon their guard with respect the present Lottery; the fortunate holders wo w that are now passing. One plate is under- quested to apply for the value of their shares ire% e still at work, and much activity is used to diately as well as to furnish themselves with share s % - isi•••••"—. ---. he impressions from it. A wholesale dealer, the final close of the Lottery on Tuesday the 24th io ns d seem, in these forged notes, underwent ex - when prisesof 25 , 000 /. 15,000 /.and many ether Cs* Ni l% 511 , a ~ at this office. before Sir John Perring, yes- tali Ittnat all be drawn. rhe name given in by the prisoner was Mat- - Carps diem— it he described himself as a hawker about Be pr omptly wise. TLAIIEeregaV WHEN Science began to explore the pompliood I, and his general appearance was suitable hereby glee Na meter. neeehinery of Man, she etas speedily -trout* That ntlinsuct factual analtaby rintli veorar n m ee yste al r o i n o e us con a fus i i p on at , fro h m er.l ish, lop the discharge 431 y nard, the Bank Solicitor, stated, that he Wino Wrens.' a roan charges to prefer against him, in some and empiricism, however, still oppose their he was not prepared with his evidence. and the prejudice of weak minds, in some e, however, three cases, the parties in which encourages their audacity.—As Truth is to Fa Tile rt ha so may our public statements be compared with thole de. open a new Sim tot. and be should therefore be able to show qualified pretensions, and to expose their fallacies, we*, e.mt Ric per C )f the practice of the prisoner in this nefa- not hesitated to avow ourselves as practitioner la i in reeled to A! tm to warrant the Magistrate in remanding class of Diseases, which endanger the mystic eveletioesd trise • n the Cetw! Nature. To be brief : we are Members of the LoNDoN c.. lo their A zentti riher examination. Lena of Biteszons, can establish the integrity of oar Cle, ishii,atious. I 1 Hedges, of No. 20, Chiswell-street, tailor, racter upon the success of Twenty Years ' practical szp. rn o r:r m a i r l i sli e t r ! e te l. tor a peri.vil of r, ab.int the middle of May, the prisoner or- rience, and announce the grateful testimony of those h r wl e ; i orn t long su ff ering had nearly extinguished every hoped I . + rr Peli Z 4 4: ll ' ..3 4 is shop two coats and a pair of trowsers to Cep' or to t or hint, and to be ready by the following Ss- We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPHILIS, (romp lien he would call and pay for them. Pre- incipient symptoms to the remotest stages, eharecterizedW every doubt andwhatever malignancy. The intricate sad to Saturday, be (31r. II.) received a note, as neglected a m n o d ch diseases of the Urethra have b ee n eared, risoner, desiring the clothes, when finished,WOE LOH studiously equidered. as have also those delicate ini to No. 1, Hosier-lane, Smithfield, with the important sympathies which refer to the Female Res. —% .5. Treesurl the Ritli it ta rceipt. The name signed to this note was infirmities of virility have been especially noticed, whe w . as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tropics! aims. 01-' DR AWIN Lorn^. The shopman was accordingly sent 1 , 1.7 , 1:10.) due phere—the natural bias of constitution—the itnorudeseed lollies on the Saturday, and found the pri- ga i e t y — or th e more a l arm i ng resu lt so f a pro p e n . sity tom; • ii,f,nt. to house, who paid him for the goods with tices •• which shun the light;" the progress of winch, is .......oseeet••• totes. These notes, on the shopman , s re . marked by a gradual dereliction of the animal powers.—Ts all who are . thus eiremnstance . d , and more especially to me i IR? MIL POIRLI t immediately discovered to be forgeries, and as are aspirants for connubial pleasures, we earnestly's. i I.) went to Hosier-lane directly, but the pri- commend our commentary, (The .hyisql Life). the perm; decamped. and he had neither seen nor of which must prove beneficial to their moral happiness,— - The s a tyrs ' lint since, till he learnt he was in custody. The Book may be had at in Paternoster-row iisa. . . ,_rio,, Abell; 41. Piccadilly ; 16. Princes-sireet, Soho ; 174, ass mon, asse :ond charge against the prisoner was pre- 3, Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; US, Cheapdde; tillewitig pis Mr. Thomas, of Vine -street, Hatton-wall, Barks and Stevenson. Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich ; 8bc9141111. ' e-maker, from whom the prisoner purchased Bristol; Barrett and Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Canib r id p; Tittle Roy Headley, Leeds; end by all Booksellers. /loyal, in th iof June, an elliptic store, fur 12s. and re Remedies can be forwarded to env part of the anti the Fie!. e porter to accompany hint with it to his patients writing for the same, will please to rodeo, a rout Site Peers in iitelsorse-court, Cow-cross. wi •li chance for a note.—Attendance at home for consultation as usual, ~ h. th e ir hand 0 , 0811, and CO. N. R. C. Surgeons, 11, Bonverie- street , in the In tl It. note s when he would pay for it. The porter Fleet-street, London.—. 4 private door round the corner, rap and fen! ly went with him, and on their arrival in Whitehorse-alley, the prisoner desired him MEDIC AL BO I RD. NEAR BLACKPRIARS-ROAD• vested in t h e ESSRS. COOPER and Co. Members of the bau ls. stove down at a door, gave him a one-pound M. Royal Collegee of Lem sox, Kent nu non. and DUILIS, received the change. This note was also ranking high as Physicians and Surgeons in his Majesty's Ilentlemat I to be forged, and on inquiry, the prisoner Service. offer the result of forty years' experience is In the op 'town at the house, or in the neighbourhood. different climates, on those prevailing maladies the boned TrAitibear happiness and domestic comfort. ten:tants on vas a third charge against the prisoner of a Recent cases ofinfeetion are by tbem removed in twodays. eellor, the Iture, for passing a forged note with Mr. Derangements of the fienerative System, associated with% l'hamhertii n, a butcher, in Aldersgate-street, in pay- train of the most agonizing feelings, both bodily and mental, the White a the consequence of relaxation and debility, enfeebling the : leg of mutton. The meat h.• desired to be In the halo powers of manhood, are completely restored with a success • him by a servant, to a house in the neich- and skill—and with that secrecy and honour which has re- , and who was to wait for payment. 11e, ceited from their patients the most flattering testimonies id Lord Chi' e and attachment after ham been im re erl treat- gratiluil . ~ g pp y the Rolls i_ ooh the man into a public house next door et! by persons unacquainted with so important a branch of Common PI he said lie was going to, treated him with a the profession. ehopter, au le, received the meat and the change, and Messrs. Comes and Co. address themselves to both sexes. o f the Privy who are on the eve of Matrimon y, re q uestin g them to pause a one-pound note. On their coining out,Ner,zeents a till they are assured of the state of their health, that so dis- ,r's servant, perceiving his customer start in Aldermen, appointment may disturb their future happiness, and which Chaplains. direction to what he expected, began to they promise to complete, if previously consulted. was not right, and seeing the prisoner quick- Firm LAs and I:turn:nes are known, by the experiences( ' Is tk, . hundreds, to be effectually cured without cutting. Knights pace, pursued him, charged him with having Messrs . COOPER and Co. are cossetted daily at Charlom site fell boil a forged note, and ultimately, after much !nous*, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfrialf-road. onset* Ish caps anti fi g, secured him in custody. lees from the country, containing an enclose-e, and a cot- ef the said rest statement of their ease, will be immediately attended Feathers i ne notes were produced, and declared by to, and Advice and Medi:ill's sent to all parts of the World. ftwir maid the Rank Inspector, to be forgeries in all Ft - N. B. Mechanics have Advice Gratis every Evening, from II the prisoner being identified as the utterer Six till Eight, and on Sends). Mornings until Twelve o'cioek. la the (lie nuance, was retnonded, to give time for the Private Rooms for Cousultation ; also Private Rooms for Butinii Females. Treasur it of the evidence in the other charges against e s e • thainiteri , Messrs. CoOPER and Co.'s Lectures on two Prevail- !h w ere said to amount to 11 or 12. fag Complaints, are published by Harvey, 22, Blackfriars- fLibit of t —_ __ __ road, price Is. f ea thers it fanners who were sent in to our County Gaol Letters addressed to Fir FRANCIS DANIRL, M. D.. Harrow , mantles, uence of the unpleasant occurrences that green, Essex, are laid before the Board the someday. V eers or I e, 19th June, between Dungarvan and Clash- IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of The Count e beer. liberated, two upon their own recog- 1 the calamitous results arising from the injudidous treat- In his MI Ict of heat. . sume to pledge infallibility inevery description of ease, bet . tlemen I has of late, as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical skill Im the , s a (iectie- elm be aPPlied, he promises a certain, speedy, and perms- L'ls sir neat restoration ; having made every species of Syphilitic ), about 2 4 in ractitioner, afection,and its various train ofdiseases, the primaryobjeets of his professional studies, and being Mattered by the trans - , Oilli el tonean cys- cendont success which has accompanied his mode of treat- Asti f Ciii of the dig- ment during the course of a long and laborious prat-ties, he of the 'V is enabled to offer, with The fullest conidenee. pretensions ut a month lu the at once the most hopeful and encouraging. Innumarableln- . and was 'tamers can be adduced Illustrative of the superiority of Dr. ly whom lie 'Phu II I, who by Eady's system, which bad been found to prevail, even In Ire:1 where eminent talent, retained by public institatiou, bad !nee of the proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory advan- ces, Dr. Eady will he found equally fortunate in reviving the Sixte• his patient slumbering and debilitated energies of the human eonstits- Habits. I s t a l e , and Lion, which embitter, and, if not timely arrested, frequently / render nugatory the very principle of existence. From this K n i u l being sent desolating state of inanity and sterility, by re-molesting the H a bi t .. from the frame and affording tone and elasticity to the reload orgies. expectation Dr. Eady Is happy to convey the most positive assariutees Ili* 3 f his jour- that the sufferers of both sexes may be rescued; a steody If" perseverance in the dai ly, dictated bisilw s tre e t, lnd-sappointod. Dr. Eady Is consulted at No. 38, Dean Soho, All % ) find, has (one end of Dean-street, tioho, leads out of Gerrard-street. Proves . . , where, it nesly opposite the General Two Penny Post Mee; the i v i ct i ms to other end into Oxford-street, end is opposite Meard-stroot). His 1 by patients of both sex—Country letters meet respectable Ts im-r he city and attention by return of second post. , The meeting to Lords B Y hi. Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.—LßAKEN nlation, thewhen- 1 IPlinhe Sudety-is, justly famed for Curing, in Mica I s.—(Lewes Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose; lad ' re vii.oi the taking of one box, in a recent case, will sooa coorisce left by the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No* the mi thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more eonvesiest might W. S. Best, than this remedy. fur such as are obliged to go jourales et ills st, to Jane, to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and tl en w :sq. of Sul- du years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved 111 ?OW that it will effect et Cure, when repeated salivation sad all I,llrd 13. Powell, other methods avail nothing. For the scurvy and other am! tt -ell, Esq. of ehronical disorders, Ws Medicine bas not its parallel. Up- V. F. !Max, wards of 40,090 persons, of boob sexes, have boss radically ply cured 'of the above cruel Disorders. within the last eight Thy Esq. eldest years. • Prepared and soid - by the sole Proprietors, T. TAY* 'torte! ded daughter I.ollt and Hos, Surgeons,* at their !loose, Nu. 9, New Bridg• rimir ts, Rector of Street, In boxes of only ft. 9d. each. duty incl N. ILI the T Two back doors and lights is the passages at Try/ Thi Johnson. of are also sold by their appointment, with Jewel illeeent'Ann, at Mr. 'Hepburn's Toy-sp. 103, Oxford- r. RIP Lord borough's. 7, Fish Street Rill. sally he the MOW Lord ire, Capt. H. meat ; at Mr. Baxter's, Ediabargb; Mr. •11, De t 4ble t daughter of lin; and by one person In every considerable town In Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking** • the t I Colnasswell. above. or other of the Proprietor's medicines. (fleets aa a , smote in Ow county seminal weaknesses cured. sad litters, poet paid, answetea- i osrd to Marietta • Soothe list, published by the Royal Voltage of Loadoll% his II net, Req. of __ _ _ ________ - WPM LOOlioll I Railed, Printed, and Published at the 011er el a pt, "Tag EITAIPSOIII ill" and "TIM CONSTITUTION" (WAY of W Paper) No. 191, Strand. opposite St. elssomsdoChareb. rani Stint, Rear- by R. WARDELL, Jun.. ILL lc : to whom_ Xll insaleations, Orders, Sc. are requested to be a • . • 4 s . ...- MARRIED. Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanuter-square, W. S. Best, Esq. eldest son of the Hon. Mr. Justice Best, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late W. Thoytes, Esq. of Sul hampstead-house, Berkshire. Yesterday, at St. John's, Hackney, the Rev. B. Powell, A.M. Fleur of Plarostead, eldest son of B. Powell, Esq. of Langton. Kent. to Eliza, eldest daughter of V. F. Rivaz, Esq. of Upper Clepton. And at the same time end place, F. Rivas. Esq. eldest son of the above V. F. Rivas. Esq. to Maria, third daughter of the late Rev. F. Clifton, of Alverstoke, Hants, Rector of astwell, and Prebendary of Lincoln. r• rOn illionday, at Chelsea church, T. F. Johnson. of 1 14. iu dot lON of Lincoln, Esq. to illilleeentAnn, ter of Mr. S.Wasare, of Sloane-street. On Monday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Capt. H. Parker, R.N. to Miss Caroline Edee, yoangest daughter of the late Sir F. M. Eden. Bart. Yesterday. at St. Mary-{e-boas church. John Commerell, only son of J. W. Commerell, Esq. of Strood. in the county of Sussex, and of Berkeley-street, London, to Hearietta Sophia. second daughter of the late W. Bosanquet, Esq. of Upper Harley-street. DIED. At llatre-fte-(fire. in Fraser, os the 9th Instant, Rp►- .Idmiral the lion. E. F. Gardner, agetl4lo.