The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-24 00:00:00

4kA A .__ os Input mon the , . Nimbi slue gg gaelaste perivanent Copied (iota AR. tbe Ihretiating Fonda didc 11: 4 1:rzro . l i u: i n ie st s : i y .. ith a t i he ;sesta/V D Lute .4 reta ta nting, i l: e n a ted y. 1 sx, _ gc:seogrszrel.0"1:1111: itepartipc• 1214111:7 0 Ttpafrit . In4e it ti t oZ; nlt peer Officer hart lately u2eited, god which older otos Aare d ' i s changing their Constitotirme. The prin•ciple is of chief' rains, be, .., m s gist& by We lopeitte Stun' sosored. and tiw Returns ut Use Sur. 7gtie ftilirti rah* Tor tte Deposits, 'patrons have no remonable motive onge tving ow the toren( reduced and hssullleient, lipagslitros proposed to I,,,,Aslarestorers, and which has led to Iregitent luitamoeP of disappoint.. owl Xloi ri ll • ~ CAPITALS. A MILLION FiTIIRLING..44 areani.. on., rys THOIisAND P2l2.2LOiS:lsasegousitt Protection in the tower arms, awl bare amid it. bete paid to Sixteen II padres! Claimants. . , the Expeneeß of Lawsuits, and abot fro. the Sacrifice of at: ippriamatersotigira to Agents. to whith some New Mere. odasolt, to in sostarst• cagrapp for bupinew, treat Acennosiations hare berm wade.— ledo2lll,ligiseir who new Album , participate equally with the origiogl nowtor s AND 20 rya CIINT. to eonoelnenee, hare bees, paid to of p.r.o. who ba te re:tonna fii.nred worn yearn, upon , g eopd, V well as upon 'elderly' Polleies, and whether tier :hive been ,g rz az we, , 1 lill i tar t ,lng i, : h rt i l AU.f b T e r,:;.7 l ,,:rl,AZT:t ovomt whierrrrg;erloguraneeilgacolgstiWaial'agougui, IMPWSII2 of.en - ee. and Jellis:litt. paventMAArea "Wirt LIPS Pfiiriec • 1 010 l I• I gy A g ents IN appointed in allt l W~lfteapa: , . . this Duette enchain an Order in Countil that ell ship% tolehleg at the Isle of Asoensloa end the settlement of Stews ontheWestera Coto ofAtitae. shall performs "NAM tine, confoicsiable to the Order of the 17th July !BAL], . • WMITEI4Mats, WT 10. L. • The Kim has bees pivoted to pnmlimt th e litre. AleMtedet Ilse Lead tb the parish and aura of trig.in the presbytery elr Lon island, sad sandy of Kass, yawns by the isettz of hir, Hugh Munro, late Minister there. ~A 4KRUP . Tattkeibuii. iarsbirt. tekoriout der Oct. 0, 10, and Nov, 4, at the iiwna bun,Tow,keshury.--• Attorneys, Mr. Jones, Tewkesbury; and Mr. WAdus, Bari lett'allaildinp, Lando*, . , • t S. Willimost, Wilton, Somersetsbire. limhWmerchint, Oct% 90, 111. andrNov. 4, at the London law, ?neaten. Attorneys, IMehece• nswirrepino.,. uorito,. Zia* Nr. Pi a ,t " • MIBE/MC 1 QIIL.BO,T_ L -VoidiceB,ChiPteektflc , WlAblre , siethlw, et 1* Angel lap; chippeoham— Oct. 10, C. Smerdon and B. Penm Liverpool, droliffich, as thi °See oI Mr. Woods. Liverpool-, Oct. VI, J. Webster. Toyerbstrect. 411t0.0. at Bashmtball street—Oct. 18, W. Watson, sen. and W. Watson, jun. Wars ren lions, and Almeria, Northumberland, own factors., at the Spread, Eagle Inn, North Chariton—Nov. J. Campbell. White Lion wart, Cornhitl. merchant, at BashighaN street— Oct. 17, 4 . Woobortoo. itcrdwick Nils, liteir t yard. Hereford , shire, miller, at the Falcon Inc, Drcnyard—Get. 17, J, spd H. Waldie, Balaton, Cumberland, manufacturers, at the *tubing ,CArlialn. CERTIFICATES—Ovr. 14 17111tadder, Bolton le Moors, Lancashire, cotton mweslistAs. Flptches, Fletcher. And Fletcher, Petriceek 04- Olps, folacashire, cotton spinners. , • 'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R.. Sid N. Holborn. Skoreditoh, tea doslorn.,T., mid W. W. Nish, Nap's Hesd yard, Southwark, hop fictors—J, Tarts and r. Smith. Birmingham, plumbers—lL Kntpton and J. „Moran, Ninholas passage. Lombard afresh bill brokers—B. and 4, Wo t islenholiss. iiheMuld, Yorkshire,. tanaufacterere of ' Britannic metal—L. Dawson . and Co. Glasgow, manufacturers I—T. Closings and T.Clarke. Ruby. Warwickshire. Nowt ' pora-.W,ldnisniteld and J. Buckley. Len. Asidon under Lion, Lancashire, cotton spinners—W. B. Rawson and J. Ashwell, 'Nottingham, Iron founders—J. Lupton and Jackson, jun. Lbws's), wool stapiera--.J. Wakefield and Co. Nortbwich. Cheshire. wit manufacturers—S. Truman and AI. A.,Sloper. Bristot ddlliners—F. F. Vouilion anti .1. F.• Carson, Princes street. Hanover square, milliners—T. and J. Woodhull, Win chester, attorneys—M. Williams and K. 9. Glogle, Castle street, Falcon agnate. milliners. iii, , Cineetlsiatiood—it is ebest a mile between*Perveshaagli and my house at Fans. It was at Purvesbaagh 1 •first saw else prisetaety the* at the 401, and last at my house. The Tull is 400 et DUO yards from the hew, perhaps more, and mot is sight. flue were drops of blood on the bundle • the prisoner left with me. When we beard the cries of • Andrew Robertson," they appeared to me to be about three earner. of a Mile distant. Robertson's house is fully a .mile from mine. Neither Wmun nor Aitchison, nor the rumor, appeased so be in eager when the former left my deer. I eenld dot distinguish the voice which called eat • Andrew kdbettinn. 'i About an hoar and a half elal between the ay and she time Robertson came to me. yoke appeared to be of persons going off from me, the lien being fainter than the first. 'By s Juryiniut , a+Tite prisoner did not say ant thll EllibelliimOkUternds• - pitil away she ipar of de gals. — *fed pesubly be tipsy, but he was not imolai* either P'welkkg or ta&ing, nor did be seem to be afraid, . when • Shunt and Aitchison went away. *stile, *said waylat ' add attack him. leaenot say what he meant when beds. sired me to *he Mate into custody ;• feethough therb had' I formerly been words; they were ail quiet at that time. Several other witnesses were examined in support of the 'charge, whose evidence having been gone through, Mr.' Dundee. the Depute-Advocate, addressed the Jury on the part of the Crown, and Mr. Lockhart, on the pert of the prisoner. Lord Pitmilly recapit dated the evidence, and gave a lust User, distinct, and impressive charge to the gentlemen of the Jury, who retired from the Court, sad in about eight minutes they returned. fieding..br a onaninstnas rim voce verdict, the prisoner Guilty. Tho Judge ;loitered pronouncing instance till, next day. when the t;oars having spin met, his Lordship pronounced oa.ih. sabappr Iwo 'the awftil sentence of the law, which was " that he should be, on Wednesday, the 29th day of October seat, delivered over by the Sberiffi of Roxburgshire to the Sheriffs of Berwieltihire, to be by them taken to the most convenient • place for imager', sear to the spot:where the murders were committed, and there hanged by the aeck till he be dead, and afterwards the body to .be given to Dr. Moore for dissection." • This atrocious cue has made much noise in the country, ,444 so great was the interest excited by it. that the Court was Crowded to execs during the whole trial, which lasted till seveit edlock is the evening. Throughout the whole of the trial the prisoaer behaved with great sapowession, ,end freqaeuircommunicated with his Counsel and Agent, imd when the fatal verdict was returned, no perceptible , change took place in his appearance. INSOL t VENT DEBTORS' COURT, SEPT. 21. . ..-.4.... IN Tir4 {ferrist OF CRIER, AN INSOLVENT: Mr. HEATH yesterday made an application to the Court in the case of this insolvent, whom they had ordered near a year and a half ago to be discharged, after he should have been in custody at the salt of hicopposing) creditors for it period " not exceeding IS months from the data of filings hie petition." The officer, in making out the disslisiga; I inserted the word " witeedaert WNW*. wood " menthisT 4 as was bis .ceptooa la other similar eases. Xhis Ikliesse, months expired to day, the talendar months "old Met es> pire for six weeks longer; and the question for the Court was, for which of. these periods the insolvent was to be confined under their jodgment ; the learned Counsel coo tending that the months must by law be taken to be Itipar, 1 saint expressly stated to be calendar months. •• • The COURT suggested to Mr. Heath to take a role to slow cause; but 111r.HISATR said he should take nothing 1 by that, as the Court was about to adjourn on IVednewisp 1 The COURT then postponed their decision until tWl}} *ening, to allow %bee the look into some authorities o$ the subject. . I The enter Commtestonsi this day informed Mr. Healiti, I that having bestowed the necessary consideration upon tillh I point, the Court decided that the discharge should be made.. conformable to their judgment, by striking out the word ," calendar." By this decision the insolvent became entitled to his charge to-day; which would not, otherwise, have. take' place before six Weeks and a day longer. tit THE MATTER OP LORD CHARLES SPENCER CntriCitt:h.; Mr. POLbOCR moved the Court, on behalf of the whist/4 spleen!, to enlarge the time for filing his schedule. The application was founded upon the affidavit of his Lordship's attorney, Mr. Jobson, who swore that he had frequently attended his Lordship to receive the necessary instructions r for preparing his schedules which, however, be bad beep unable to obtain, in consequence of his Lordship's indispo ' sition, which confined him to hit bed. , • The COURT granted the motion, i , Goodman Levi, a Jew, residing at Birmingham, was op oosed by his sister-in-law, Rosetta Cohen. The insolvent I bed been discharged in August last under the act ; bat he ',bad now obtained the consent of three-fourths of his credi tors. Elsie Cohen, the opposing creditor's daughter, and her brother ' both swore that the insolvent came to their mother abo ut four years ago to borrow plate for the par- Pose of raising money . upon it; and received it through his nephew, Lyon Levi. This plate, which was not men tioned in his schedule, the insolvent in the most positive winner denied ever having borrowed. The COURT asked the witness Elsie if her mot'or was awate of the insolvent having come to town for the purpose of being discharged in August, l 2; and being answered in the affirmative, and she not having then appeared to i oppose him, they ordered him to be discharged forthwith. aI • • CAUTION TOBANKRIiPTS.—W. Cartoey Bligh, grocer' of Horse Street, was on Wertnesday lasi, brought'up be fore U. H. Tugwell, Bsq. one of the Magistrates far. Oath charged on the oath of Henry Mills, his perter t with hav ing concealed and privily pot away in a house In drove Street, a large qsantity of soap, starch, tobacco, and other articles previous to his being a bankrupt, which goods had been again remove! into the possession of-the bank .tupt since he passed his final examination, about a month ago, and were now partly in his newly opened sheep, and partly sold. In the possession of his washerwoman. ( poor widow), was discovered a small trunk, in which was con.' taiirti cash and gold amounting to spwardsrof 140/. which she has acknowledged was left her by the Bankrupt's. We, The %hole of the property. found. probably exceeds 1 200/. Upon the'facts being sworn to, the worthy Aligis tnitefound no hesitation in committing the Baskrapt to Shepton gaol to take his trial at the ensuing Senior's.-- Some years ago, concealment of property by a Bankrupt, was punishable with death ; but by a recent act it - is traneportitiOn for 7 or 14 years.—:(Brietol Aferettry.) ELEGANT GLASSES, FUU.NITLRIi,Ike.-..-The:No. ~jlitZ, earl Gentry are invited to inspect the tyare Rooms of COOPER and ON , Ytistronerite **Min; *Were I. exhibited t nosoehaesst of new and second-hapd 'PLATE tiIASSES, a dlstieuldy , suited to every description ot ilretringor dining mints. The prices sere )ust redneell4o'per cent. on' Plates mesouriy.: 190 inches by 711 and upwards and an those of sinnfleinicorneipud I the a lieratihn will he . found einally important. The extensive 'Vreretletmq ,; gixeu to lion botahlkOstuel4 a lbooktpllyaolnowledatat hy thin Propiketars4 . who, in their mesas dots to et ere their ittatitniTh. ti monutsentrinehrttetee ' ht.; sppeiriotinu e u e r, at Woes suitable to the limes, lope to neerit rinii4 - aaaare o f onhhe sin port. In the Furniture dePartutent is eoniprised every I nit artemlesmt &dick of thsisolsteel,Pleinat, , aud Clstait.Wotk, reamate4 wpm such a scale of economyitssto'betnind and Insure the patronage of ran 4 I wad festiens. ;j• • ) ;!=. l Tlle borne la this aeighlsourehaad is moth, oast, aid i t s gmeral homed in good soiditiol.-4 1 / a ngeekire Talc vh, se) ! . The weather tor the miner portal loot waeltrose wont tied, and consequently not eery bremstahlefar the labours of the harrier. However, for the hat mender Rhaetian mare farearuble, end as there is aproapeet of he asindasiag so for sometime, we hope . that the comparatively small portion of the cmos.whisis is yetis the isles, will be u nwed is as good condition as the greater part of tole early harvest has been,--Mr. Menbinnick, a' respectable farmer sou Launceston. within the last fertaight, had *se band• rad were of corn cut and saved, and banal the turfam of bias acres for the meat year'saillage.-(Weri Briton.) Some slight showers have fallen slam oar last, but of skate airatinneacc A week or ten days mere will complete the harvest. The grabs is all ripe, Inept beans and March athinats.—(Newerreele Ciirea.) • Tim weather. during. the ant fear days of..the'pressett weak. seas Our...telly , varisitio, and a considerable qoantlty of rainfall in showers. which on Wednesday chanted Into hail sod sleet 1 but as the, n showers were genera ly stars • minded by brisk drylog winds, little or no obstructions has i. ham osperiencedby the reapers. Shwa Wedaesdry last the weather has bees more unfavourable for catholic down aid 'seaming the traps; though many persons avail themolves of the uchiroisen sunshine of Thursday to static and home a large quantity of lianidesat. falba southern and mid. • dio counties bervearis.nearly finished, and in the northern is Is is fall progress. Shearing in this neighbourhood is advancing rapidly.. and 'booth' the weather prove toler able, will be general by the middle of mat'week. From all quarters the most unhanding DeVxllltifile• 4:ibi 'received of the abundant produce. and the superisir qualify of the grain, which has received very triding low, from the wetness of the summer months, and with few exceptions is wholly ' exempt fres mildew, aadoveryathee defoel.-'.(Ca r lisle JouroW.) Our fears eith regard to the sops am now very nearly dissipated. The fine weather we have enjoyed since the beginaing of the month has fatly Opened Use barley, sad in mass places oats are ready for the sickle: The potatoe crop is most abundant. and. not nearly-so mock inkarell by 'dm long continued beery rains as was natlcipated. (Jane the whole, if the fine weaker coatisae, the harvest will be over. in this pat of th e country before the usiadie of October, and a most abundant batnastit promises to be.— (.46erdeed Clirominle.) .• : • •. • : ' Ku.aansv, Seer. 17.- W ar repot to states that since our last the weather has taken a very nnfavoorable turn, and that coantry hairiness has been, in noasequenet, Mitch ioteempted. tie Saturday,- Sunday, sad Monday, the salt of 'rain was considerable, bat the improved appeanusee of the weather yesterday has raised the spirits and redoubled the exertions of the Farmer 'who at this advanced - and naturally . precarious seams should apply with increased energy So the important busieriss of the harvest, in every 'entreat of fair weather. Wa rather think that. but little .injury can have vaulted ionise .standiag coin, from the L wet of the last few. dayso--(slocierstor.) ... , • Ir4irt.lCD MARKETS. - Lattice, Se4: l 2t.:-sAt our i%'ciir Clifit Fair this day, a good show of sheep and lambs, and a brisk trade are ex pected, and should the day prove fine, we anticipate, from theletsare consequent on harvest homes a fall attendatsce of both men of business and. of holiday folk.—Pens for 0,000 Om already 'fortedMay therefore be presumed, 'that tiot Lem than 30,000 will. atehe commencement of the , fair bp •fliibited for. trenefer. • AlllLlidrint 1,44,0bs bnagill Id. last year et 14s. per head , werritii,AW . daytig.' pqrehasee of agentlentaa agricultu rist,-.)by 3'! esperiescest 'gm - siert:ft 27 , , • per bead.—The ift s shr all it only be .supposed. ire fleshy, hating bad the 'benefit of the best of pastarage.-271. therefore, may be .conside_red onlyo'fair remunerating price.. At bferrall and Son's Sale of Southdown Sheep at ['Leighton Farm, ou Saturday, which was largely intended by Aericulturipts and other', s li to othEwes averaged at 26s:dd.—Four tooth ditto, .2Ss.-Twp.tooth ditto. 255. Old Ewes, 235.—Stock E.We Limits, 15s. 61—Mr. Pidding ton, of Litughtop, was the ptineipal buyer bit several lots having amounted to seventeen score. The price of corn fell lb shillings Cornish bushel of 24 gallons in Peritaniii",tiarVa last week ; and few pur. c hasers were found , even at that redeetior of price. St. Tilde , Fair on alci:sira*list was very. dull t. few cattle were offered for sale, and 'those which were sold, were disposed of at very reduced prices. • •'. Devises, SEPT: i3:-Contrary tb 'general expectation, old Wheats obtained at the rate of Is. per sack better prices to [day than last week; and in consequence of a brisk demand for seed, the new Wheats fully supported °artist .entotation. ..._ ...,,. Wheat SA LIEDURI', Siter.ifsfeatar • Ma rket yesterday was lowsee•by 4s. per quarter. - `.Seed Wheat, for which t 5/. was refused last week, spld yesterday at 131' and' sales. heavy at that price. • . • A number of dealerir It been, is various parts of the king dom, have recently been fined for not making the declara tion before a Magistrate, that they will make the returns required, of their Several _purchases of grain. SUNDAY FAIRS :-.-011 Sunday week, a fair was held at Dalton-in-Furness, fur the purpose of hiring reapers, whicit was well attended, and wages as high as 4s. a day obtained. Last Sunday was expected to be the principal fair for the season ; as the crops were abundant, and nearly read)' for the sickle itt that neighbourhood. Since our last, several droves of fine Scotch cattle, in hi gh condition, passed through this city on their way to the seutb. They can be sold about 5 per cent. lower than at any former, period this season.--*-(Carlislc jowled.) •On the d inst. a fat calf, of extraordinary dimensions, bred and fed by Win. Johnston, Senallthwaite House, pa. rish of Skelton, - was killed by' Richard Hogg, of Skelton, and told in Penrith market. it • was only S weeks anti :: days old, and the weight of the four quarters amounted to 'Sir petiodi,l . The filet butibers in Penrith allowed it to tie the finestarld fattest vigil erer atoms in that market. — The anintat was of the elitYrOsorneel breed, and bad never taken aayfriod 'excipt 'lnffie.-4161(1) • Nsly ,Oxte _Atm.—We aro sorry to find that the prerent CheneekAt A t tbe Exchequer Sheol.' eq sees have renounced the,strAigle iou - vire( pellefitith which fie cohnuenerd office, anB hare utlepted the retii.....:- Fishlitirlth iti hie Pesirthr Predertoser, Ire tbe purpose et 'aniline the l'ebil • Ins are( tint he waseemiouX to obtain Ire them f hotter Dee, hut, la 'Teeny. ft. 4raer froutlhetepecitets an extra IL,. 8-I. in the. shape of .intv. 'rie hrexel A Table , new erasures lie barrels trout the quarter otin di. aka enc. , duty of 13x.; the i nterotediole Beer,av lilt termed, i•• to promo :4 barrel ~ and to be vohjeet to ti, tut, el ti.. }Tr botrej,.er Ps, IH, en i t' r if i lorrer, WW. understand that few nr hone of the reoler Aren'ertrere ri hi SO is 4: t'.e r cuestas/he eissiefactete ot tide am tosnl it..essedity: wad. the irilliiie, we no • time. 11 Ite ;Al 'RW..110061 4 to ' , WI/W.l l . O Na 4.4.7 N Wens tertflut flr t .d„ that moot . Th e ir / lig D.. bit, nerd not ',clip !mobile,. of afnl I. .lad! . pheeihres.' eh fltOrdeer }Whole. of the sea obo e a ielmetenf s will to. 1 Pi iv:4W imPreSse; i elt il tt v ' . f ,, ,,E'`Wet ttuf•Tihte farm itx prow i . i ..., L I ''' v c j i l e l era r e t ri r il 011 1 ,1eitioti e fill ti o C ille t :e r it .. i:r E 3 !!.. I; i''l.'kit .* .. ; 401eq faierisod lassewle weer. ittitm Pale, detain! meet" t o , liteteillitY I ht-dlr'Xir Celuoteu %I:a %elect It 'salt , mod "Oh • toss qi* i wit. Tavne4 r, end ' r met', ere m” , trim Molt mot itorx. let thet he toner hae..eer NOW di weeyeaege: erlegUit , le be wed. soremet . ii""" 14jur". 11" " 4"1"1.1Plilli B"1". ' * U "It.ctiltilN l''''S‘retV it ti*Mat l9. ititt riiiiikila Mk* ifiltthiett; the gill dear of ' Aety itia. ; . , ...,;,. '. '';- i. 111040611P0L ';;'.. te.ttareass Storer •••• .L. P - - VI, VN out o .J'kii - ) •.6 • - Cat (1W ' 6 e " ro 0 TA ' i 44 • ~ Pk-A.Ailk-itit."" - '' . . 7, .. .I..cre Atur i • .... ~............#4..„ ..4- , -.--- (F s vo kojitu - ^er , ..-......."..0.-0 , .. - f... , ^ , ,1P10.PP,10.1136 •et ...spe,s... ojeAr r. • .... - I) - .4 v... % ~ 1 Ikll ,) , , •••'*. l' * i ...MIA !Al. to , r , : ,". ;•,./9 • '' '; . 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Restontstseet. were stis oatassat. or. • • ....inas..7. *Wok. • . ....111/16... e ea loottraneeo upon the Wed* of ecumbhilue the ie. ~...._,. ne ga whi'l eir ..t ‘ Cipltsil (he *Alio %%l 0101 r4 l ots Casette domains an Order in ona n en th at all dip% Closs=wassairsi.—lt is oboist a ells betweett'Parreshases Th e lame l a thi , ikeirbbnif i bse d i mew i t owt, a _.,,iiiitoleOnte perukonen . ._Lei__..... ..- •-1... -• A ----e-- .....• al.- -.-aar-........• ...0 sic—, land my house it Pans_ it eras at Parreshaarh 1 •flat saw , ______, 1 .,_..... 1 t,. ~..2 .thditiam...(anjwipikke l't , . - /.' ROWLAND ashRON, • Sole Piopvietord of tilt "' Ate 0111 0 4NAL iliACAtilk , Aß 01 ' for the Growth I ,sr Fir, respectfully isitoresjeflobiti , Citntry, typd PO ' lis at large, they hive Bestslirlia A No. Battorr-Uarden; tall else beg to ..._. .-. . ;e7t Sx : .... Ei4.llON. at I opeStoVe sre Vending a spur ' dad? Article : 114y nits& .. • t h ey Pstehoss the eatpty ',Wiles, andaitesopi to al (waive illSti Pvillis ith eposeloss Mar cassia Oil. cornpbserl of )njurioss ingredients. railing it the "frintine. end elferiisi it fipt sale et a levier pile*, add *lSt i.lea the label, end others sign "Rowlandien..." issitittlos the ../Ssatere. which renders if aeti.ssory on purchasing. to ssh olliwillOWl.‘Nitle hiIiSASSAR OIL. and eirisitly 14 ob 'a toe ilwasins without tbo.altde ,hook haAslip Z li ttil l : '.... er ; and the label is signed on the *Wilde. in .144, " A. ROW I.A ND.oodrOON."—"Vise . prices see 3s.thl,-71.-- 110s;6d. end Ills. per bottle. AS other prima are )110,00- tlini.—The genuine his the address on the label, " No. SS, Hatton ()Arden." Also. Rib WntsgEas, that, Misstates,' Ert-litolrs, Her on the Heed. efferneally 0411,01 to 13roSts or Steele, by 1 Atbe met ROWLAND'S ESSENOB of T Title ; 'by merely - Wasting the Hair, it immediately produce a perfect Steep. -Psies.4e..-4kad.and lfts.64. per.bottle. Sold by the Solu Proprietors, A. Reiland sod Sow, No. tin Hattonfaisrsisi, HOW', London; and by aproinn IP , litsi?s• Al'itiries , Ittr4quilfroreet ; snot, t a i.M 'lie and Pierce. 87%. O. gigge. 41., New Bowl -grist ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; Seß_Se t r. 130, Odord- street ; 'Berry end Co. it. - Uteek-streett Butlers. 4. Cheapside, and • 120, Regent-street; Rowney, 100, Hatton Darden ;J. T. Risge, 0.1, ehespsidel Taire. 41. Johnston. OS, Cornhill ; uNewberry, 41. Edwards.' SS, St. Paul's Chards-yard; Set +toe. Hew Cianitrierd; Bargees, OA Holberar•httl ; Lots, u 1311. Prost, V2O. Strand ; Beesley and Sons. OA. Fla* , , iaarket; Ford. Yeschureb-iieet. s Colley. 1% Wharton, „Rishopssa/e-street ; Bartiott, Hatton-garden ; Swift, ii,• ..11;gb Holborn; Gibblas, Fleet-market; Swift, Holborn; Graves. Oxford-street ; Woodinin, Piccadilly ; and Nix, Royal, Exchange ; nod by r *Oat Periiiseers and Medicine , . ' Venders. ' Ask for •• Rowland's . OH." "or'" Rowland's I)ye," and observe the tignsiure, "A. HOWLAND end SON.' Domes re platens crer.---stlon. Thy house, and (in thecup of life. That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. .QOCRATMS, by his Discourse on Marriage, so en. 17 raptured his auditors with the subject, that the snaffled men flew to their wires, and the bachelors hastened *be madded ; and "The Spvtetor" has affirmed, that the weld if sfife ' is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment teeming - not only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize wills bliss hereafter. Previous, however,. •th•entering Into this hallowed obli gation, it become .an impintive duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to Idea** the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure say have entailed upon it. To the neglect of s uch attention a t* attributable, many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholde r, should also impress him with the feat of self.reprosch. Luzutious habits will effeminize the body—a residence I Ole tropics will relax the elastic fibrebut more *specially dein the premature infatuation of youth too frequently court premise the natural dignity into a state of. inanition, frees wham the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chine* of relief. To all such, then, .we address ourselves, offering impe—energy—muscular strength—felicity: nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they ere by the maltiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience.' The. easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the aortal wreath —for the female habit is often constitstionally weak—yet it can be strengtheaed, and deficient energy im: • • Proved into functional power. he every. ease of syphilitic latrusiosi. as .well as in valuation of the generative economy, we pledge our ebliK to care speedily, aid with effect. Earnestly solicitou,s tq eV* the unfeeling empiric from the position so prestiMign! otuly taken up, we des iate from general principles With less hesitation; and confident so our own honourable totes grity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either des (especially those enter ' ing into matrimonial • life) at ones to our houses, where daily unladen* Is given for personal tessellation; and letters from 'the country are immediately answered; these mud coma* a remittance for Arivice and Medicine. isilleit can be torwarded to any part of the world, hoverer &stout. • • GO** and Co. Surpoua. 14e. I I,l3onverie-sireet. Pleet-street. tondos. *lest. Pdbiithed (Sheeran!' Edition); I. Tiff • .V.afts nit LIVE, a familia Commenutery cis the above nisenves. • HicuiliNa;eddressed exclusively to the Female y 10.0 Peternoder-row' ; 69. Pelt hien; 16. Prins's} , . atilt ; 174% Ifleet-Ottmer. Londoe a Porter,7a, Grottonr 'Mabee, ; Joesa,'. ISt, Trongete, Glasgow pad Steil BOoksellnrs, price 3s. st: 4 th i 0 i .•...... 510 1 tl 11 MO• 4* l 14 Ott row incir CLIACUIT COURT OF JUSTICIAII.Y.—J4DIWIti See-minim 1& . .; The Circuit Court of Jitsticiaey was opened here this May, by Or Hoe. Lord Pura:ll4v. Robt. Scott wet tried for the wilful murder of James ' Aitchison, cooper in tireenlaw, and Robert Mom, horse .4o4lor Uwe, upoa lies toad leading front Wasrlstone te ' wards Oreentaw, when returning from Earlstoon Fair, ID 'ILE teen' St the 30th of June last. , The is .stated Ants ritespriseam did t" wttkonl.•' neelicipesly. sod feloniously attack aidausault the deceased James Aitchison, cooper in tireenlaw, and county of Bet wick., and the deceased Robert Sinus, horse dealer in Ureenlmv aforesaid, and did, with a sheep stake or blvd- , goon, or stone, or some other lethal weapon, to the pro legator unknown, cruelly and barbarously inflict venom; severe blows and wounds upon the persons of the said ' James Aitchison and Robert Simm, whereby the held f and hiking of the said &then Simm were fractured and broken, and the head of the said James . Aitchison was severely wounded.; and did likewise, with a knife or other , sharp instrument, to the prosecutor unknown, in a creel ' ;sad bmberess Manner cat and slit the noses of thq mid James Aitchison and Robert Simm, in consequence ef: l 'alt Which they were both and each, ,in one or other' 1 0 them bereaved of life, " &c.. ' 1 The prisoner ple aded net guilty, and special defences were also given in for him, containing a plea of self defence- 1 Witnesses were then called •, the two first of whom pioved that the deceased and the prisoner bad been. quarrelling on 1 .the road, and that the latter's lace . was bleeding. .The, , third witness, James Waltlie, deposed—l was at P.ailstoun Fair on the 30th of Jane last, and on my road home over., took the prisoner between seven and eight o'clock in the l evening. Broomfield and Stark were near hint, and so 'were Sumo and Aitchison. It was between Fans and Par-' , Yeshaugh. The prisoner told me that Simm and Aitchison had abused hit*. Neither lkoonnield nor Stark-made , any observation when lie said' so. I continued with the prisoner. Aitchison, and Simm, for some time, and then went on with Stark and Broomfield, who, however, left me on our ap proaching Fans. I observed Simm and Aitchison washiug the prisoner's face at a well near Fans. bet saw, no more or them till they came to my own house. which is situated towards this cast endef the Nitiage. It was now near nine o'clock. The prisonerordered me to take Simm into, cus tody, but I refused, telling him I neither had authority nor saw any occasion for it, and advised them to go•boine good friends. Simm and Aitchison did accordingly walk away, after having shaken hands with use. When the prisoner wanted Simm taken into custody, the latter said Ise was will ing to gobefore any person he chose.Simm and Aitchison were out Of sight before the prisoner left my door. He then went a few yards along the road, but returned with a bundle lie had In his hand, and said he would thank me to keep it till he called for it. He assigned no reason for leaving the bundle. He bed about a mile to walk to his own house. On going away after leaving the boodle, he took hold of the spar of a gate, with intention, as I thought, of pulling it off, but he did not succeed. After the prisoner was gone, I stood a .good while upon the road In conversation with George 1. . oiner. Mercer j in. F a ns, wltolives.in a house opposite to s mine, and had come out when he saw the, man standiog speaking at my door. But Mercer saying he heard some. thing, 'and suspecting mischief, we proceeded east the road with the lad. of the name of Boyd. Having gone aboqt a quarter of a mile, we saw nothing, but heard a cry in the direction of Henless. The cry was " Andrew no ' bertson!" twice repeated, and some other words which I 1 ,. could make nO sense of. It was a calm evening. After I laariag these cries I said to Gno. Mercer, " They hate got 110.te forward, we will wars again." o**az, WO, 1.144. to ane we met Philjp. noir, and Merywr c t9l4 isins that tome 'persons had had words upon the road, and as he was afraid astraischief happening, he advieed him to push on and pretnatits taking Om. , Andrew Robertson re a attla*Pi and, resides at Haulms. I,stw him betwaeß.t4a sa4 eleven - o'clock (about an hoar and a half sifter the prisoner 1114 'left my house), and he told me that - one man bad bet /ogled on the moor, and another was fast dying, and de eo s s i sired, me to callawistanwe end go east. lT. dial,. so, but site mew had , by this tiqiebeen removed. to Lightfield. One, theist was still living. Ind I asked himbis name, which b liliewere.) *as Robert Simm, and that he came from Ott ' law. He said something more, bast I could' not make any , toga* of hit wordeowing, ail thencht,tothe etatabis watt in: Aitchison had a large wound on the hack part of his : heal, l 'afid hits nose won' id.' Shons'ii leg was broken, ,sill. his fare will numb cut. ,apparently with some ahyp ingrown"! I do dot think the'prisonet haa a stick, sas;Utclsisoa titlmr, I r . • ,t,mo-moasow. fir mit r w ritt his Friends that TOAI9IIRQW • Tor w . 00ES ROUND. asct the very first Pr i se Med. receive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS in mt di t i on . Tk i llare also TIISEE 59.904011 93 othet Cer vitals, with WIRE PRIZES IVAN BLANKS. Tickets . eel Shares dumper Ass fol. 113 t estv, et BistiVi end ieiyetAte °Rees, 4, Corishlll, spit 9 Chaylsrerso, thero>iic i ai&iis were sold la the lest Lottery. . , " MORE PRIZES AND WIVES PRICES, IF- JD . 1 1 t SIVEWRICHT, tail greet satisfaction, , ncoleinen4 the Lottery thriti Was drawing TO MORROW, to the attention dr theft Aside and the Perlis, brow IA the tint place they can nenriler Thais' and Share, 4boupir than in any Lottery far the last 2. yallfi ! and d se ri. ededi , becahre the Scheme le theoost popular description, leg ROSE PRIZES TSAN BLANES 1.-4. ad among e groatur• - • 5!.....,... .. ..: . :It it tr e 4 t ....bt... st,pip ~....,•:,..•41..,;J: .... ~... 7 IMO nor a• 1.w..? •tv r ..... 4 t o oo 1 . 0 . '• •••• 1 • • ••••R •• • • ! ;po Sc. ! e: .164 err tint Prize drawn wiR have 10.0111. lloViiimyl Shares are,sellint at J. & J. SIVEWITAIT'S ORIN( 'Fortunate Officer, 87; emisitz.L. 11. Haii6ll6x.'es4 114.1 1 . 0.11 aa X KT. LandOi. 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