The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00

.; i siNNlPmeneein••llooo Sn i p. irodiirslded-tom t h e Hungarian militia, commanded by the Archduke Palatine, are marching freer the eafitertamPNituisasial to • Pest. The eery aussersee Bin* which amp) the latter place . and its vicinity, proceed to ;Co more', in order tip reinforce the troupe which are under marching orders for Moravia, est probably to more distant parts." Th e. drestrimaharse are , searching into the huffier of Hungary, and nu. Nereus corps are said to be destined for °heats. Thu French army, according to the,latest counts, occupied the following positions The Viceroy and au Duke of Taranto (114 Ra. desald) were with their corps ow the right bank ell Ira Danube, in Hungary and Saris. Darageay D'Hilliers commands the reserve of Italian army, which is careened oa the coast of 11. Adriatic, is Carinthia, and in Carniola. Thu Saxon corps, under Gee. Itegnier, is posted hi sod about Presbergh, to which place the corps Odle Doke of iteggiu (Oudinot), which was for. unity at s ivieusa is removed. 'The PAK. o f Eckeitibl (Dimes() occupies the .Eqesere part of Moravia, and has his head-quarters m(lßriinn. The ?Nees of Esslingen (Masson) occupies the Western part"of Moravia, and bas his head.. • talslurs et *Gape. 11 . TIMM% of Ragusa (Marmon°, who hitherto , ,rellchleind tint northern bank of the Danube froth • .• Komi tit lolegia , has been ordered to advance tti "theliersei. The Imperial Guards are to proceed lteableiesigh. The-heavy cavalry advances to . . • - ermrdelleagary. The Duke of Dantaie still remains in his potpie Om% Upper Austria and Salisburgh. ...,• The sktigy of Observation (which forms the Bth corps), iittudar the Doke • of Abrantes, is advanc. Ant to the fruhijers of Bohemia. TIM following are the positions of the Austrian T:— im ems of General iiienmaier is, in cons°. quer* 4 v arrangements, exclusively destined to. cover ilueniia. The Archduke Ferdivand will, with his corps `which retreated from Gallia', and which has re. irceinents, defend the Northern particularly the fortress of of the Austrian limy are , of them, which form the lain army, are encamped on I Danube, near COMOIII s and Pleohausel, Leopoldstadt, mountains which separate ,ungary. A . vs is posted in and near Grau, and a fifth has moved up the Danube towards Osen and Pest. General Giulay is detached to the Hungarian frontiers of Croatia, where a consideraole corps of biarder troops is assembling. He has a veil . doe near Font kirrhen. innimeememimium t, . • • Dr. SLANE, who had been appointed by Go. • iernateet as principal Physician to investigate the • nature of the fever which has prevailed in the Island of Walcheren, has given it as his opinion - that the sickneas and mortality have arisen from an endemic which occurs naturally at this season In that part of Zealand ; and that the only rift. tial - remedy is the removal-of the skit to another climate. He hasP, therefore, ordered sic thou. 1 sand tithe sick to be embarked immediately fur . Teemed. Dispatches for the Boat Indies are expected hourly at Portsmouth,- to be sent out in the Ile. gets sloop of war, Cliptaie BOCUARAN, which is lying ready to take them. 14: , Yesearday a Court of Directors was held at the •,- . ' East henna House, when the destination of the .r' 41 WI Skip Sir William Dearleg, was altered from • : t:i Bengal direct, to Madras and Bengal. Captain •• ~,, WaIiIiTIAD was swore into the command of the • - 14 • Alfred. Tito Court adjenreed at six o'clock till 'A. this dap •0•4 Lieertenaet•General Nic T. likely to be the successor of '. in the command of the Kent 'rhpeember of pawnbrokers' , truip,...., during the last tee in the proportion of four to testes begin to think that .. ought to be checked.—They • at the corners of streets, their second dour begins to nuisance, that the Magistr* • paring a mandate to shut : . up.— : 1 be happy to be informed by what authority. A very great politician, of this country, being what measures Government should take to it kt emigratiou, replied,. it that he knew not . pneitively ; but whatever might be attempted, he . thought thre was but one effectual way, and that mi t to make it worth the subject's while to stay at home." The half-yearly inspections of regiments in the . _ •.. . Portamouth District wire cOnchseled on Teesday,. • :- and from the good condinit of the Millirem crape, ..* *4 ' 41 - the General Officen who' have inspected that ) ' • bars been able to mai, deosnost . faeourable re. '" peels. ' At the Quarter-sessions held at Bury on Mon ? • to , last (T. 8. Geocu, Esq. in the Chair), the Rev.C. R. MA: Vicar of Bening, appeal. ed orst -. AL allVl43.ed ':. MIS lf AGRICULTURE. 'We have • great satisfaction in presenting one English r enders with the following ao. count of the APAILBIING SOCIETY of IRELAND ) whiols.skews that ear fallow.sabjeets in IuaAND are not remiss in their efforts to itiprove the Agri. cellars of a country in many reipects so highly favoured by nature. The pasturage of many parts of less Ase is susquestionably the Arrest. in Elmore. This is readily accoslnted for, by the great humidity of the climate, arising from Ireland being the westernmost point of Europe, and lying directly exposed to the Atlantic, and the wind blowing 8 months out of 12 at a medium in a westerly direction. The grand desiderata in lo.isn Agriculture, are draining and planting. Sy the former, immense tracts of bog might be re. claimed, and converted into good land ; and by the latter, the country would ultimately be sap. plied with that which it so greatly needs, timber. We have not yet mentioned a third improvement, which would be paramount to all that have ever been suggested—THE ABOLITION or TYTHES could that be effected, IRELAND might perhaps become one of the most peaceable, as well as fer. tile islands in EUROPE, for, to the vexation aris. ing from 7Ythes, is imputable, in a great de'ree, those disorders which arc so prominently a mu. teal disgrace to the governed and the Governors. FARMING fIOCTRTY OF IRLLAND. [Paoli THE Virtill4l3 ntwitt.9.l This tkv. the Farming Satiety of I•elooll. instituted for the Improtement of agrimiltere, nod pnricularly implements of husbandry, green-crips, nod live s•oelt, will hold their annual shew at gniUnmoor. It is now nine years since the institution of the Farming Societie., and during that short term, Ireland has advanced, a giant's pace, in agricuLural improvemest, awl, of course, has held on a rapid pave in progressive prosperity. The object and the aim of our Farming Societies appear not yet to be sufficiently understood; but, its objects are nei ther Laid, partial, or particular, but at• WI universal, and eomprize whatever involves the happiness and prosperity of Ireland. Toele Societies, aetirely and beneficially iullisesicing the entire surface of the country, are composed of its airbi. lity and gentry, whose interest in the welfare aid prosperity of Ireland, must be proportioned to the stake they hold in it. As an imtance of the imperfection and ignorance, real or pre tended, on this subject, it is enough In advert to the Moss and profound discussions vse have, Eros time to time, had un the subjects of fattening cattle—on the fat, the lean, .01•1 the bone—and the authors of these remarks, certaiuly *se proofs of inSoite discernmeut and thorough knowledge, when tney asserted that our improvements infatteoing, would prose inimical to the provision trade, which required that the animal should be lean.—Notwithstanding these lean pre dictions, the provision trade has actually increased two-thirds, and the quality of our Irish beef and pork is improved. and mill improves. The vulgar have a notion, that the Society atteods to the one sole object of fattening cattle, because they see or bear, of a fat Oxen, a fat Swine, the necessary sub jects of trial in relation to such food, as, in a degree, will soonest and best, nourish susinuth ; but, if we revert to their adjudicatious of premiums, it will be sees that neat cattle, sheep, su Inc, seed corn, grass seeds, hay, broadcloth, plosigb lag, form the comprehensive sale of the Society's labours.— Their premium of 101. for the best barrel of barley, of oati, of red wheat, of white wheat, of meadow grasses;—of VOL to the seller of the greatest quantity of hay in Smithfield of JUI. to the buyer of the greatest quantity I—of SDI for the Stint and best end of broad cloth, not less than twenty yard., made of wool, the growth of Ireland-101. foe the second, and SI. for the third. These prosaism were adjudged, in ISM, to Messrs. Smith, Oxley, and Lucas, woolleo-drapers of this eit%.—At the chew this day, some novel adjedicatioas will' take place. to order to Improve the breed of cattle through out Ireland, there will be given for the best long-horned bdi which shall have mewed gratis, slice the first day of January, 1809, at least forty long-horned cows, to the province of Ul ster, Wilmer, Cotnneglet, and Munster, theses. of bal. each-1 for the second 3.11. and for the third SOL respectively ; and best long-horned ball, Sc. Ike. whose sape.ti shall be proved by the CU:dill/VC of his get : and liberal prentimas for steers, heifer, ., sheep, hones—in the latter instance, for im of horses la Ireland, thews. of 10d1. and of Ulster, Leinster, Blunder, and fan . nest draft stallion, having coveted seventy gratis--The following adjudications of lest year spirit of our Irish Fanning Societies: 4 years old, having served gratis 40 cows, S yearv i lkir. 501. , bull, 4 yews, &e. 601. These premiums adjudied : to Thomas Going, Esq. William • Molloy, Esq. and tite Han. Sic F. (1. Ntwcoines. ; .4%, For S•heop consh4V-troolkol. • ). For the hest ram, oaethear, 41/1. For ditto, two shear, Stil. For the best pen of live t wes, 201. These pre.adasts were adjudged to Mese!. Going, L. and Scully, respectively. For the ten heat Roam, to become the property of the SO: defy, that they may be distributed gratis ; for the three best 151. each—for the three next 101.--and fur the four next 61. For the 5,0 best Wethers, then a in the green and Sold at the fair of Bittlinasioe, 401. For tile best combing woolled ram's fleece, 101. It it remarkable that one of these was disqualified, being ered too fine fur combing. is proposed, for the best ten yearling bulls, to become property t of Ike Society, loonier that they may be di.- ,f 4 ibuted gratis— r For the three best of these the Society will pay 301. each. For the three next, 201 each. Fur the four next, 101. each. This rapid glance over the object- and aims of the Society, may serve to indicate the vast extent and importance of their labours. Our countryman, Goldsmith, in his history of the Earth, speaking of the mineral world, says,—" In the bo som of the earth, the Deity performs his sounders in secret, satisfied with self-ipprobatioo."—Part of this fine passage, may, espressesptimanly and @obtained, be appropriated to our Farming Societies; .and the more se, because, an high authority has said, that " the mint pkasing life to Goo is that which is mast well to man." — There is a very Roe pas. sate is Valerie, Maslow, tending to the present sol*et— A :raiser was cited on a charge of sorcery before the Miles, Mc obtaining frost ic softy demesne larger crops than his oeighbours from their eultelmive loads. He Waded the ma gistrates, to whom he produced hls implements of hashmetry, well-fed oxen, and* halo yam( woman, his daughter --and he said, " Tgese, Res ass, are my nesennerats of mad c .1; hot 1 easmot kst's thew you my laioare, meats, sad sastoss cares !" _ ... • _ • • gm) Hungarian militia, commanded by thy Archduke Palatine, are aserehieg Nei the aalleortamPpliisissuiel to • Pest. The very summers* Bin* which sweep) the latter plisse . and its vicinity, proceed to ;Co- morn, in order tie reiuforce the troupe which are under marching orders fok Moravia, and probaW, to more distant parts. "I'he• &turista bone are , searching into the iaterier of Hungary, and nu. memos corps are said to be destined for Olmats. Thu French army, according to the,latest ac- counts, occupied the following positions The Viceroy and the Duke of Toronto (Mac- . dumb.%) were with their corps ow the right beak of Ira Danube, in Hungary and Stiria. . Bareguay D'Hilliers commands the reserve of 1 4 0. Italian array, which is esetuued oa rise coast of - - Ms Adriatic, is Carinthia, sad in Carniola. Thu Saxon corps, under Geo. Itegnier, is posted in and about Presbergh, to which place the corps tut dis Doke of Reggio (Oudinot), which was for. Marty at s removed. The Mace o f Eekmehl (Davousi) occupies the .Enteasra part of Moravia, and has his head.quarters 14 , 1Brinta. • • 'The ?tine* of Esslingen (Masson) occupies the Western part "of Moravia, and bas his head. • igefiltera st fleapit. , e hellibile of Ragusa (Marmon°, who hitherto ,Veilictrpied Ike northern bank of the Danube from • • Komi t* illolkunia, has been ordered to advance to Nits *anti. The Imperial Guards are to proceed taillislislasigh. The-heavy cavalry advances to- . • - mords•Heagary. The Duke of Dantlie still remains in his posi. 1 ,41,0 to Upper Austria and Salisburgh. * The Ably of Observation (which forms the sth • amps), Oder the Duke • of Abrentes, is *dram- J-Int te the frontiers of Bohemia. Sr T*o following are the positions of the Austrian a l l be corps of General iiienmaier is, in cense- , spume et mom arrangements, exclusively destined , to, rover Bohemia. The Archduke Perdivand will, 'with his corps t which retreated from Gallia', and which has re- ceived some reitiforeements, defend the Northern • 'stain of Morita, and particularly the tortilla of mats. ti t 'The rtmalning corps of the Austrian Italy are • 'ln Hungary'. Three of them, which form the right wing of the main army, are encamped on the left banks of the Danube, near COMOIII, and tiretch themselves to Neuhausel, Leopoldstadt, Bremits, and to the mountains which separate Moravia from Hungary. . A fourth corps is posted in and near Grau, and a fifth has moved up the Danube towards Osen and Pest. General Oiulay is detached to the Hungarian frontiers of Croatia, where a cunsideraule corps of border troops is assembling. He has a poi!- ' to near Feet kirehen. insestossemsemem Dr. Bum, who had been appointed by Go- • 'ievcmcet as principal Physician to investigate the • inti ft of the fever which hu prevailed in the Island of Walchercn, has given it as his opinion , . . that the sickueis and mortality have arisen from • as endemic which occurs naturally at this season / in that put of Zealand ; and that 'the only eine. Nat remedy is the removid.of the sick to another Omits. He has, therefore, ordered six thou. • stud of the sick to be embarked immediately fur / ' Tagfaad. • Dispatches for the East Indies are expected Iraq at Portsmouth,- to be sent out in the lie. Oak sloop of war, CNptaia BIM/JANA X, which is •- lying ready to take than. ae~, Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East /Wit House, when the destinatioa of the .e'stst tea skip Sir William Beneles, was altered from . i:t Bengal direct, to Madras and Bengal. Captain W BLOT IA D was swore into the command of the • al • Alfred. Thu Court adjoureed at six o'clock till . this dap Liartaaaat.General Ntcmor.t.s is mentioned as T. plidy to be thesuccessor of Sir Gcostoz Neal!, in the command of the Kent District. • Thp•sumber of pawnbrokers' shops in this me- • tropolis, daring the last ten years, has increased in the proportion of four to one; and the Magill. tastes begin to think that at lust their progreir ought to be checked.—They are generally situate' at the corners of streets, courts, and !anti, and their second door begins to be considered as such a nuisance, that the Magistrates, it is said, are pre- Darin a mandate to shut them all rap.—We shall eeiveal spine rciutoreeine ,ttt Motatia, sod mots. 'The rtsialqini corps • % In Huugary. Three o right wing of the mair the left - banks of the D trtretch themselves to Breaths, and to the t Moravia from Hungary A fourth curia is pot Ass. C. It. MARSHALL, Vicar of Esping, appeal. at 'latest the ralliatiod of the Cotneissioners un- I dee the Act for eftdceing that parish, by which he was aggrieved by the valuation of the vicaria tythes being set at 2901. whereas he contend , ups the lowan estimation, that they were wo h OM per ININIUM ; Inn the Court conceiving 'the Act of She Commissioners to be final, w e o f opinion they had not jurisdiction to entert m the appeal. We en sorry to leave, that eight r Is from Leedom were lost off Heligoland, on "ednesday last, In a violent gale of isiod. The were laden with sugar, coffee,. aces he the value. f 120,0001. Oee of thou was the Diana ; the ames of the When arc eel yet known, Whea Cooa ezerpiesed ip Ru hard, on Mon. day, 44 Richard's AMiself aga4 ;" an iiibetoian It the lower gallery roared tint, " by J---1 marl le not himself." tcuot.z.s is mentioned as for the we *" 34 ' a also, 501. fur the bes afSir Geuttua Nuatsyr, riorsty as a sire shall ott District. or, other handsome 1 rokers' shops in this me- an d elms , b o u soke ten years, has increased pn•viag the breed of to one; and the Mag L is- but. in the provinces t at least their progrelk Dared, for the best key are generally situate ' draft mares gratis--' courts, and tants, and wli: demonstrate tbe abe considered as such a FOrthe bet bull, 9 rates, it Is said, are pre- 401 them all up.—Wo shall For the b;st bull, amiani For the be s t bull, • infr r• • • le tri .to ppoood • Ve en " f b iat.of v'ather more than three ; half an .for bread, ttti t illilttlt of ditto for low, crib one liftielfillitto for eagetatnei, end two in It half ditto animal Nod; '39 stone bf which earl, person, on an average population of hinlisallivie, b computed to detuer. It is sodom i sed that there lire In England and Wiles 1,759,000 kerns' for labour and pleasure...hid that they,,• with edits, &c. require fork•theiMpport 7,300,000 Ceres of land. In the county of Middlesex the number of taxed pleasure-horses, in 1797, was 18,266 ; for agriculture, &c. 12 1 709 —total 30,975. The metropolis consumes buffoon' meat to thw amount of seven millions sterling annually. A calf fed for the Medea market is stated to con sume as much milk at would make a hundred weight of cheese. The number of sheep in Eng land and Wales, according to the evidence given on passing the wool bill, exceeds forty millions ; of which, including three millions of lambs, about 15 millions are killed annually. Proportion of land cultivated for different pnr plies in England and Wales : . . Acres. "Meat - 3,tbi0.000 'Barley and Rye - 861.00 LOW. and Beach - - 2,131141u0 Rye, Oran, acc. 140,000 ' outs and Cabbage, cultivated by tl.n-plough 1.130,DJ0 I . flow .1 • . V. 9974)..) Hop Gneands 36,000 Nursery Grounds -9,00 C Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, ealtivitel by the 0 • spade - • • 44.001 Pleasure Grotty*. - . - 141.1. Land ill-pos.4l . rd by Cattle • - - - 17340)04 Hedge Rios, Uapses, aid Woods - 1,611, let); Ways, Waters; dc. - 1,4)3,000 54,077,00 . 1 Commons and Waste Lands - -6,173,00 u Total Acres in E..gland and Wales - ' - 38,5i10,04) Tlie total annual produce of 46,916,000 acres is estimated at 11.6,720,0001. which coats. in Is. boor, artificers, pad horse-keep, 56,729,020, leaving an .annual net increase its value the' produce of the laud to the amount of. 70 mik Rues sterling ; of u hich the landlord is supposed to receive 42 parts, loses and tithes 13, and the. farmers 15. This latter allotment we presunie to have beets made at a period infinitely less produe• dye to the farmur.than the present. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Ozwoao, Ocr. 7.—lfest4llay the Rev. John Parsons, D. I). Master of Rallied CoHege, having been previously nominaled by his Grate lit; Doke of Portland, l•boncellor of the University, to he his Vice-Chancellor for the ensuing year, was, in fufl convocatino, invested with that place; rifler which the Vire-Chancellor nominitsed his Pre. Vice- Chancellors. via. the Rev. Mk-lusel 3latrinw, 1). Pstsi pi of St. John's cone-gel the Rev. Whittington Landon, D. P. Provost of Warms - ter College; the Rev. David Hughes, D. D. Poisseipal of Jesus College; and the Rev. J. Cole D. D. Rector of Exeter Colle,e. The Rev. Lancelot lefensto, R. A. of Queen's College, in this University, and Curate of Croodall, Hants, has been Vented *Surrogate for the diatese of Winchester. Rev. David Davis, B. D. secant son of W. Davis, tog. of Lyn u-y-Horas, to the valuable livings of flayvillesa Mollgrove, la the county of Pembroke, vacant by the death of the Rev. Lewis Waters. Rev. Henry Woolcombe, to the rectory of Higlamptoe, Devon. Rev. G.HryUs, to the vicarage of Breve, Cornwall. C•MBRIPai ' Orr. 7.—Messrs. Charles James BlooieM and W. Chid', Enchelors of Arts of Trials y College, were an &today elected Fellows of that Society. The apothecory to the forces who was lately convicted of emboszling medicines, it seems, was resolved, if not to dose his patients, at least to physic his employers. On Thursday evening last his Royal Highness the Doke af-Yoex passed through Bury from Beakenham-house, the seat of Lord None, now occupied by Sir J. PULTENCY, where he had been sporting, en his route for Stolhoorn-park, near Ipswich, theiresideepe of Lord IitIITYORD, where he pursued the same diversious till Simla'', when his Royal Highness returned to town through Ips. wich. A curious circumstance took place wfrilst the Duke slopped. to change horses at the Chequers Inn, Brandon :—Tee new landlady of that its% being rely anxious for a sight.of. his Royal High. ness, had instructed her servants to inform iv when the carriage drove up, and in consequen they innocently vociferated the name of Mrs., CLARKE so loud and frequent, as could nut fail to strike the Duke's auricular nerves. The same an. intentional exclamation was nut the case on his changing horses at - Bury, where a number of per. sons ass:l:third, and three shouts were given for . Cal. WARDI.E. On Saturday 'whiting, a well-dressed man was found murdered in the !ate between Old Bromptus ind Kensington ; he had received et t ieral dr gashes on the head, and it iisuppoterlthemurdefee had also robbed him, as neither money nor watch were found upon him. Monday night, a cottage belonging to Geddes!. gimpson, Esq. at Mutant-pleasant, tippet Clap ton, 'lackey'', was robbed of a large quantity of linen, lace, and wearing apparel. The Fi4hmongers' Company having resolved td invite their Livery to a public Dinner on the An. niversary of his Majesty's Accession, have fol lowed the example of the Corporation of London, in rescinding that Resolution, and in applying the prubahle amount of the expcnce to purposes of Charity, by voting a week's additional allowance to each of their nlms-people, one hundred gui. neas to the poor resident on their estate in Ireland , and one hundred guineas to be distributed by Mr.. Sheriff WOOO in libetating Freemen of Loudon prilun-crsin Ludgate. The demand -for 2,3, and 4 Tickets of The same number swallows up a great share of the. Lottery : the orders by post from all parts of the United Kingdom, to HORNASY and Co.'s Oilires, exceed their most sanguine expectations. Ho KIS. SY and Co. have secured a good assortment of Tickets and Shares, which they hope mill prove advantageous to those who honour them oith thcit coaimaeds. They beg leave to state to those persons who wish to have a chance, that a disap. pointment may take place, if the purchase is post poned too long. Friday wock is the grand day. No. 26, Curohill, and St. Margaret's-hill, 80. rough. -al LOVE. koir.irraerv. Usage Gregory inkkibited iirttclas of the peace Against Sor.rik JilMir; he also cliargetf her with baring ammeiterl, and aLtemptod to tutu. • der him. The Prostealeic le stating his eititge to the Magistrate, i t:rayed ea snsall Agree of elo . mance sad . inure the epobaralsee, in his per. `soot and manners, of a barrister, taiga a theperan, whiik ke proved to be*. lie staf•si, that he had known the Prison,v fur a cassis, lt.sole lisle ; she is a servant to Messrs. Saiith, liossis:dratlirs, of Tavistuck.street. Oa Sunday evening he called =her to write a letter for her, to her sister in nutty ;• she left him in the ki chess, add he sepposed she was gone for pee, ink, tad paper for him to write the letter ; bet, instead of that, upon her !astern, he found site had been fartening the door, to prevent hen from getting silt. Sae attacked him must viuleutly, by charging hi n with deceiving her, and being engaged to marry anotner in the country ; and he not delaying the • charge, she swore she would have his blood and Jiis life, and seized the firo-irotis aedatruck hiss; after, a violent struggle, he succeeded in getting them froM her; she, however, got hold of the • boist.j ack, end struck him vionally on the head • and back ; be intreatez , liar to lel go, but she refused ; he endeavoured , to force the Door, when they had a scull %filch she scratched his face sd much, ut it it was disfigured. lie inve-.41 the door open, and ivas going up stilt's, .earn she seised . thr-ateßod hm, and beat him . ondrisstionidem, shazE, and other parts, with ii.Colling-pm.` lie - tol ner rl if•she aid not tel him gis oat, be Nonhl r,use the neighbourhood. MI at length - gut titi• sleet dour open, and on ac. connt of the noise they had been making, upwards af• lOU persona were volleeted round the tsunsc ; she fullpeed him; thruaigh the ci 0 o, oratin g hi m with . the I:ellilet.pia, cud threatLnitig h m. Vtisisslisappointed laving .oirragr acknowledged the charge, but said she had best Juan in her ;Jes sie% and said he had not i 41,1 all. Site said he owed her opeards. GI ask .pounds,.and that she had - fernished hits with a shirt when he had slut got one. itaiscrappeared i that she went to ON Prosecu tor's ludgitigs on Monday evening, and threateued agliti ; and. he was about to emerge a coast!. tile with her, but she went away. The Magistrate ordered her to find bail ; but they soon returuud, like true lovers, saying taer had sada it up. It was s miseatement in the papers to say, that the pipe-makers could earn each 31. a week ; Loco. ty-three or twenty-four shillings is said to be the utmoct they can cam. E I RTII $. The Lady of George &apse Esq. Cavendish-eqsare, if a PIG. OJ hlooday, at Pentonvilk, Mrs. A. Grant, of a ana. On Aloud:lv the 9th las 4 la Clarlea-street, llerheley square, the Lidy of Charles Andrew Caldwell, h-q. of a woo and heir. MARRI as Tkanday the sth hatant, at the poriit ettarch of Muff; At the Lord titshop I)erry, !totters ()envy, of Ihuttivelt. the cams/ of Lootioaderr., to Wes Scott. &agnate if Jamrs Scott. of Witishorough, E.q. is the .:nee count.. 1)1E1). On the 18th alt. on hoard hi! 1114icsty's ship Marlborough, of tne fever, on his pawage honie frost Flushing. Lieuten int Miller,. of Lie Royal Anilltry, aniverially and desersedly la mented. On Tuesday, Emily Goodrich Jessopp, the infant daughter of Jolla Sympson Jessup's, Leo. barrister at kw, at his hue at Cites mot, in Hertferdshire. She was iie.rwlated with the Stall-pot uu the•l9lh of Septcather, and liugered - under that fatal di-ease for three wefts. Th iv List, in his 80th ye..w, John Leader, Esq. of Reties, Kent. the 19th alb: in Bath, Mrs. Franks, daughter of Capt. Russel, aged b 2 ve.irs. whose Las is extren.el) regretted by the :Aide& Her whole life was a patters, as a Christian, wife, mother, and friend. - with the greate,t delicacy, Neetrey, taut honour, al their house, No. llli. limbo (;ardeth. l'atiraisiu the Luel.tr) are rearirsti'd to *tats the {tartice - I r. of their cn-r, age, geisen:l hohit of living, de. lir. encl.winga n4111418104e for wirier a id evertirl 1e,.. whe.. toe -Arne will liegives: or seat ta any part at tae• Gin on. T•+rn ,nre that secret► so Ihsellii.ll t.. tarir undertaking, the age of letternraiy tie added to the ric,•autit for medicine. 9th .lime,,l l / 1 /19—tt i, H;11.41) Prised wolf •PwilliSiti4 to+ 9. Loy ill, at the iTATisskl Ovnc&, t 6. tires-Weft - AN. ffl—w-deadbiusimirimp.r.=q4..Tr 'UTICA •GALCUL.477OII. ifOlkig. • bells( sr suppoied .to COllllllll* la DIJIAPPOU=' D LOVE • A Cfl kLLLNGE. FSSIt`4. • , and C anO. itirgeons, late his Nlayest• s service, challe.er the whole a orld In prove a single *waive w ttere tit ir Aledicisse am! Method of Cure have failed of C , e dc.i d rlTect. The practice of nunsvvent. in tuns porttruLtr hr awl, of their profession, has cart given rive to one onsewerssful Gam. They embalm to dirrci their sortie- to the treatment and Mere a Venereal t metal:tints, and this lferangement of the stets, Which is toe enewerpreore of Vie pernicious Told waste- ful...heists( a habit Wag and most eultapplay pursued Iry the ynesh of both sexes. lathe nor it will be bawd to be the ustfallliet sourer of harmers, ; the other bait lb ravare4 fa- tally dTi on lisped to them Ist a divtressieg•sabe debjlity, vr hick, f net timely emnederd, terminated in istspoleuee- There are its ti on- and 'Mime* effect , , %idle l'eusessiptiess, Loss of Museultir Power, and various Nerves. ComplaMb, umally charartettar the earlier stages of trim solitary vies. Of per- i l., lahessiatine wider the disorders iaeidertt to such a habit, rotor ireatroubt is simple, and I.a never proved ustureetefeil in the treatteeilt oft' tang, laharlour, and ,ssurh 'Melded prac- tice. lathe mast obstinate ~ud rompiirated awes of Vene- real lafeeliae, leek as Ohstrvetiusa in the Urethra. Spongy rteriftrencoo- 1/ht .,l Turotterts Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se- mi*nrWeakaruss {ailels. as also sfifltlerUß ES, Whetlei ructeOggifll thirstiest, and . whirl' have ballad the skill Of otherlytillh :Sinners, are, by their present improved plan of treatrarest, earetually and permanently cored. %% ilb- out the patteni indent/vbs• eperuclas tug pain and alarming he- msrrlage iftiet/fretpirall) %Maws the application of the la oar manic. II lbe 1.11( t WOW V rears ext lustre practice in this metrotiolis,nsmerour tuies or Strictureshavr bees and are dailv mod.* their carb, the tothi eradication of which are effected by a sAfe, cremes, and es peditious not 11-.14 practi• r, soperior M auy hither yet adopted. The a calumet, relasar lion, and debility3triweediag fr this complard, ..re epee- dily removed, aselthe turned restored so smart and vie. rows health. But where the deloilit• has for years emoted, a pro- per perseverance itt their restorative rettscdies, after is?brie- tale has been detarobrd, is esdiirensahly requisite tot revive the slumberiagsparkiluf Life, and Its re-m.4ll*Se the (Jannis mean. Several Non. cola I Gsvtri.reca of tho Ant respect- have been met the care al Mears. Cti RR IL and 'CO. for the rcinoval eon:plainb of the thesoti, Stric- tures, dr.; and having even (4 a radical :oat prreament Cure, particularly reqise,vd that references might be tirade to Caen', as ...atirfactiiry eel lessees of the decided stepecimity of Messrs. CU It 1111, and plats of treotioent. May of thew lieutlemen la tie bad t h let uees front 10 t•• 'al tears, had been under the care of Messrs. flame. I feu icide4, awe other Surgrava of equal cmiurver, a ha attempted Meyers: by the application of Cie Lamar 7tastic. aftSeart ecrrss. 31c,...r, Currie stud Co. nuty 11.• irmr.ult ii) either I