The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-28 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. 1 4.--- _ _ _ ameguirrirarge Iv NSW ORLEANS. I PRIM* RORSIIi. m 1 • - .•-•10,-. -mow- WWI eon No" art oloo l to the 1166 01 ro- The hones of Pram% says Mr. 4 01 4 ooto_ 1,1016 t• somber, state that the fever of that place, althou. .1 l e me w l ed i sa g the souk wilch had wee somewhat mitigated in its nialigeity, still tamed W Sea the Sweet the Crusades, Swabbed all IG . rips 1 - 7 - 1 - itli reMing she town as it w e re a gra se.yard, The , rise choicest Arabia* breeast wall Me polieref Mdse. - • • • • Mayor - causal an duo great previews , se Seek , ed leherited this of ha hes tallest law ke, havissg ionnd the Court. Eaglets! 1t h . ...,. dostry. which in France his __ Meat. Till Ignertiee is quite erroneous; for. at us peeisA Is the ed. cantles of history, could the Pima homes be aelles l pared to the English. So tree is whet we mile el l that a law of Athelstase priblisits their oxpethelleth and great attention home sire lees paid to the bead of this beautiful animal, paliesbarly coder the edges if Williams the Coacieeror. of 1111a0 11. sad 111, waft. of Henry VII. and V pos 111.. Ow. Use ting embed the astonishment of some Owasso who visited this sassily in the reign of Elisabeth; and horses have sot at any time bees - knows to degenerate Is England. The two best breeds of Kreseb Mines seethe Newsom mid the Limonsin. The fantasia is light, and St few the sad ; and not unlike the Polish horse. The Nor man is u s ed for draught as wel l as for the saddle t bat. for neither purpose. can he be compared with as of sot best breeds. which smite se mach strength with so meek action. so much bone wi th so mush lightens. mid withal, so mach beauty awl mirage with so meek thaws. Few Norman horses ean trot twelve miles' in an hour, or wadi he it to rna is our roaches. The race-boreeki steite uskseers in Frame. Nethiag tan be more mid eleal and bow 7 than they Preach post-horse; red, in the lbws or rim ose eel dose sees an animal that hat has weell/*//ater Mt. or) o p that is much superior so that whose steads as s frontispiece to books of Meelmy as of every tio feet the species is es limit ilk alai 111116.1. = of the warrior er of the rellef AM beetle hint the winkers of a harksey herons; end the fallen hest* sotwithstaruting his disgraceful trapping and fatigeet, pricks up, his lively ears, sad carries his head aloft with all the aristocracy of stature: Another thing respectierborses. of which the Preach. ' except a few who hare here taught it in England, see wholly 'Kumasi, is the art of potting them temp Ili state of extreme health, which h. re is called cosdhiss.l An any and general method of ascertaining the relit-, tire speed of English and French horses, is the regulated rate at which letters are reneeved be order at Ooverm meet. A total reform in this class of public carriages has lately taken place in France; and, in lien of the for mer unwieldy iii-chines called diligence*, yelociferes, pots de chat;shre, &e. new vehicles, constructed upon English models. soil honoured with the title of " inven tions Francais/4, have been tensed oat. That which is destined to convey the mail is in the shape of a chariot, and the mode of hanging is copied from ones. but the whole nmeltine is more clumsily built. U contains three inside passenger.: ahreast, anal one outside, who sits be fore with the guanl : while the driver rides one of the fore horses that draws it ; in all six persons. 4 ter mail. coaches carry four inside, and three outside passengers. with the coachman and guard. Tlse weight, therefore, is one-thin) were in England. Now, the various mi.re tations which are contained eve r in resent travel rifser books, make it our date to correct an error with regard to English and Preach measures. The post league of Fraser contain exactly two thousand Vrench toiies, each toile being six ilrench feet. The English statute mile comities tet6 of the same wises. Therefore 21 mike stake lifs mimes mere thee a French post league. According to the sew measures. the French post, consisting of two putt leagues, is equal to either kilometers; and the English mite ts 16,05 L By of these computations. we may say that tit Preach leagues, or 8 posts. make IV &Wish waft. NOw, a comparison. mule between the distances fr om Paris, to six of the principal points to which the_ sew mails —E m ' esances, Ca, Calais, Lyons. -g. sod sextons of that city, in a report to — lbe _ . state. that upwards of .1,400 bodies were deposited in the grabe-yards io the murk of sixty days. The number buried during the moat fatal sixty 'days of 12417, kstated at 400. Extract of a settee from a gsatleumut at New Chinas. dated Ortolier 13:—•• 1 think it my daty. free' the me lane!, sly times of tielikiss el mortality which have prevAied here sloes the Ist o f Angst, to inform you lb..' 1 act still is the bad of the living. Wu sorely I grieved at heart with the lbss of some worthy fries& aud matrymes. To citable yoa kludge of the fatality , of the diem, at this doe. I have to inform von that 315 hose died of it from the let of !kr robin. to the 28111 AIM t 184 in me week; twat *ea 24 4 , etsd KG lel amakie, fee. fly correspoadiat at the Natchei writes Nos that It boa hems SA heal them aid ewes wore we 111 ter asiehisoorimiod. 111 s words are—' It appears to me as I( dm I forme mources of Ilying to the coquetry for safety. It has happened to some here, that Cry have removed . kowtows grave to esthete, another.; Leer the cattle are dyiv---horses. oleo, and cows, with rotten tongues; • sheep toss begs with their hoofs dropping AL sail calves with rodeo ears; which pestilential complaints compel' an old aseatryma still to dosire the lead of Me birth' with allies isks.' 1 have aeon. hi the way of mypro feeds% a comista mu. wifta sad childmi. from hemid Akira" deep eir; acs !NM Argyle shire; and 1 ammo* atibmaqraflisidiy, cosoktlag of a a ma, his wife, sad eh ihakeepfrali the isle fight. arrived in Apill las% el the atioNalkli 'Of a gardener." 11641"1: TRADS IN 71111 • The hlaaritias Gazette of tiee'l7th of Joie. contains a Proeistnotioa by the actiri Governor, tieueril a copy of which is sabjobied. The followiug partirnlars, staM ia a letter of the thl of July, may serve to ex ploits the grenade en which the Major-tieneral appears to have acted:— " The steepest Major-Oeueral flail Meted the colony shoals of small omit wore seat oat for staves to Made r, Mosanibique. sad elsewhere. They bay* gre iinally reenfrmd , sad gone out eels; and it is admitted by every OM hese, that at no former period the statis t:ads was so brisk as it is at this moteat. At the lowest cemplitatioa. the umber of new slaves imported bide the last month exceeds 7UU : Ad the perms tiredly eagaged, or otherwise hiterested in this inhume trade (which is fact comprises the whole populatio n ), l h a ve increased is activity sad daring beyond any prece- I Beet. Not Mg ago a military guard, consisting of a sorporal and ker men. conveying to tows 1 10 blacks seised by them. sad who had km been lauded. were at tacked on the read by a body of men, who nulled onl e..eta from a wood I the grsakr abisber of the blocks were reamed, sad wily !trembled in the possession ofl the soldiers; is the mile one or tweet( the assailants were wounded. bat, as mid. ammo( the odroders were discovered. The soldiers even were declared to have acted illegally in presamiag to seise these blacks. I Within the last three week a meal was taken by me of the bests boksigiag to the Liverpool frigate. from which Mot 110 blacks bad just bees larded (the Master. sad several others emeraed. 1 think IS in; cumber. will withima kw Says be seat to England for ; trial); of these a metals sealer were marched daring :I;:stght doh Port Lode, escorted by a body al men--ereoles. whites and blacks ; they were • with by one of the saissediaates of the ag police ; W del ttl Cue..Strasbo ur g , Valescieunes, and the times is which those disease** arit performed, "ices an average Mg. of 4 2-7 tbs Rag lish miles per hour. When snailroarlses were first establisOtil in England, this limited speed was ten miles as hour on certaiu of our roads hut, beteg found inconvenicnt, it was reduced to sight, and boldly to wee. Thus the reduced average rate of mail-coaches is England is to that is Erase, as three to two. But 'the weight they carry is also as three I. two • and as the mass, multiplied by the velocity, is the expression of the force, it follows that the horse we employ to promote epistolary comniankaties, is to the hone the itesioch employ fur the same parrs', as oboe to four. SOWN deduction toast, however, be made for the superiority of our roads and vehicles. public carriage has lately brew established on one of the southern roods of Eng hied, to run it miles per beer; hut, seven horses having died in three weeks, the rate is now reduced to 141 miles Der boar. spokes it was kaiak/WS limy wee ses rig Mar fonad!" The fellowag is a fact publicly there is set ere single latent. of a at havieg been comissiosd here, however hermit ease, how ever eleariy .proad. And the several rues sent in ap peal from the deci‘loas of Mr. Sm ith, the Jad r of the Vice AdlisietsCoart, Jerald they CAS beam the public. it will sea, that a siformlr even the we these protease( a slave eases has been persaally cue donned to eepts, sad otherwise harassed ; while the dealers, sad these father imagined is that oefiriess traffic, have been screened sad favoured in various rs wa. " ass. la the essetli of Ana; 1818, the setmear Le Voyageur, owned sad coseriamied by --, leaded at Trait d'Has Mace, a retired bey in the Fkka district, about el Malays, chiefly wemea and girls. This vessel bad has for some meastbs matted, as armloads, of her previa* egalpessot and smiling bad bees eren by a sl.ve, anal Treptard, heiesging to Madame Tear, an inhabitant of Flom whoa ea was a heard. Trap tard was iestracad tele on the look-eat, and was the vessel arrived, to acquaint Ole Ulcer commimmfiag at liar/. He regatta lode so, bet gave isiotieatloa *v a st Calk, of tits JMh regimest, stationed at a pest rear to him. '/hr flajoart, led by the slave, proceeded to the wad, ware Madams Tema was bend aserbsetag a ameba newly-101W slaves to a place Si seaseal meat. At the sliest of the Baja* she dispersed them, bat avd, as it was eight, mug Ofitirefat sev en were se cured. A private of the Ma regberat, bearer of the re port to (fen. Hall of *Wad Impeded, fell in with mo ther party of tame sieve% a the reimltoPort Leas, and, althooghlte amnia as aleswipt Si seise than. ea of their coodactors attached ad warded Ma erkb a dagger. " The Collector Si the Cranes Was rat to nag, to search for the rasairder ei their *as, but le say suc ceeded is guiles ere of then,* Malay plump , rear the spirt where the soldier bad been woens It was ga tPered from Trapani, trial the (liege had beta divided Into small Ws, ord distributed ementfillfereet plants- Ceas foe their grater coaselasst. The measurer bad made off, but the Master remained at the Maritime. A . warrant kw Ms appribersioe was Weed ley Mr. Cannier . thee Jalge of the Admira lty h eart, 10l abe - nutl M laid bold • The e - seises 1 a; lays, bra A General Court Martial resembled in the Court Martial Room, Government Hones, on Monday last, when Lieutenant-Colonel I loco, of the 35th Regiment, was tried on the following charge, vie.—" For being drank on duty when parading the Clear& sad Vicipiets of the fifth kegineent, on or about the fib of October lost." The proceedings commenced by an Address from the Prosecutor, when witnesses were 'Ramified in sup. port of the charge, and the prosecution closed; on which the Court adjouraed till Wednesday. the at instant, to give time for the Lieutenant -Colonel to prepare his &- hove. Os Wednesday. the Court aseembled at ten e'clock, when an able defence was read to the Coart for the Calomel, sod witnesses were esamised in poet of his inneceeee, after which a reply was read b the Few viceter, when the proceedings closed, sad the Uee. mos I c l eare d for the Members to form opinions and emilefee to be submitted to his Royal Melons the Fenton 11. 01041%,—(PlimowtA Paper, Der. 24.) Stictnse iN FRASOIL—It appears dot INN have been twenty suicides committed in Fide dies ing the month of October, being six tan than weal committed in October 1818. Of these wren were nen and thirteen men—twelve were unmarried eight inarried.—The causes are thus stated: — 'row disgust of life, 'rakes Al of intellect. do mestic quarrels Play. disipsdea • P o verty and loss of siteatios passion of love a r of reproach and punishment 6 ;dooms comes rednesday mak% abou i Ostreeffht o'cßr isiwktotall= i butchers shop in Radclet, joist of meat moiler his root. and walked deal eddy away. The botcher being in a room near at bead, yaw ' transaction, permed the thief, and brought him beck the shop again; wboreepeo, he tea eat a heedful silver, revisited the hasher hi weigh the most. and would pay for it; bet dm latter preheret and beaded lam emir to the Magistrates. te le dealt with accerdieg to law. . , Among the various indacements which the New i 'System holds eat to adveneure» in the present ' A Lottery, may be essmerated the 6114whq Scheme rich to Capital Prises; a small •mambo of tets; Four Prises of le lo,ooo ; the mertainty of Prises of £W,OOO additional** the Two gist rises on the 12th of JANUARY, Ilbelt the Lottery begins drawing. w ariiiiir "TtiTier he then . ge o no art. but he was mot loid _ women bold of. The eight slaves wrie r t i r to be all Ma: and . ; „,i lays, sod from their testimony it a • that eke! 0 '..... bees carried off from sow of dm slay Woods. Their "'a village. as tamed. bad been eseitelaeli mg burnt by the .They. error of IA Voyageur. and their broad mediums or the e - '. women during the pools is mosheehl s egos be described. Ta . It was some knows that tbe Voyageur lad animal Hoar- ip 2: V hon. The blegideinse frigate - . CsAit. Purvis, went dews VT. ' there ; but au leer &Freitag la ligM the miter id* his _."" crew jemped into a boat rod got es Owe. The vessel and wide BR her papers were sehred. alai the fatter Anted the etl It hel proof for her coodedbatiest by Mr. Smith, :Fudge of the a Joist , Mmeralty Cautti re e alas comfeented thit eight Malays. ewa7. In the course of two Int months of on% the master the fret of fa Poyegewr • to the Maurilitas. bat eke war- to the 1 fat for Idiarnisidiso bus been either enteelled or sot a di*. acted apes, sod po itedititiree leets take* either et him he ems or any other of the simpllested with him. sled hal Madams Term. proseuated be tke accordi realties br Geo. Wien. has set bleu ~dirt= AAP In then. Poor Troptad Is the adz unfortuusta sufferer. tiptoe hi has hies is strict confisesneot macs December. Itllti, Lotter and Is now intended to he transpeeted to Batavia. less- w oo ing bore his wife sad children. " This surely requires ae rmennent ; malty other cases T w o 1 of dollar t u rf can be prodared ; this was selected i . ' on meow of the doable crime it exhibits of piney as rroe" n well as slave-dealing." begi POLICE. MAIM Or elotactoost. , wartime. ,laci o.,—lfostonis with y .ausweal, a young wooloo sismaag sioleLSOPok haw was almost unable to articulate, Moos* to • @Mom* Ms wife. trim - Sittuosat.L..-- 1, 'let was As MA IPie. If di ..72,: r.,... eery red , give eve.__ . egotist .. _ Ile said thighs . , semis to Mews nib. Calls% sad c. used Wiled at the White Horse is IA& Meals On VeLiiiiit last be jreekbesse beeiriestessims awl one ratber inspl. He felted the deer fast, sad tbsi his wife to opts it. wig* she did. Sane sheep weeds pissed Meweds diem. sod he WWI* this irriineed. Is sees* ha? el witat.fillowsi afterwteis ill i had se eseellestios, sail Whoa bins& lying is bee=aid biieding. Preens who bulges in the sem bests oldie there bad bees sash itsertelhos 'peewees the prissier I 1 end her heehaw'. is coseseseace of his saris( ell iilil at di* public house. No one bed sees hies @WIWI se t ea r d suariseserthe were gaarrellog in the dark ~i Ileaseis. the essileble, wise took the prisoner lice y said, diet Wright hod geesb slabbed with a 5: , frost ) bile (witielt birdseed ; ad penetrated the of the lower jaw. and had 411 7 1 1172 b eressd. , phis is her defence, said, she bad only been les esestbs. as/ that latterly her hasbaud had ftsits= if psi Neglect and croaky towards her.— she west so sedeasesr to get his frost the ioldie-heses, bat did set succeed. At 'midnight he p pease home. sad as soon as abs ("eyed the (four he hawked her skews, sad afterwards proceeded to beat hrf most asesereifaly. She took "Ides nearest thing which lay at bassi, which was a table knife, sad did what she bad dose in seHdefesee. Alderman MAGNAT was of rmiss that Wright, the hnsband, bad been the calm o the act, in exasperating his wife, and otherwise ill-treating her. The worthy Alderman esdeavoured to reconcile the parties bat without effect, sad the husband agreed to allow the prisoner a separate maintaioance. Nile was then dis charged. CHARGE 0? DIVIDER. Bow-Svater.—Yesterday, a man named Skelton. in the employmest of Mr. Sinnott, the contractor for dust, la Bowling-emu lime, Clerken well, was bronrht up for a seasad .xausitsation, *barged with the wilful murder of Turuey, a waggoner, under the following dream 'Vance' : On Thursday evening last, shoat five o'clock, the pri soner's cart was standing at the doer of a house in the stasew part of thaadoyetreet, l ovent-Garden , in sor b W e idest as to p t other carriages from paring.' tilwas requested to move his cart, but he re share he would' knock down the first wan Misllplod to teach his horses. lie first put this OMNI into onsention upon a Hammersmith coachman, ,tntOveiN who merely advanced to the bead of the' ta drartain if there was room for him to pass. sad watt Isellastly kaockell down. At the same moment. Tammy, vie was drivi ,g a potato* waggon, attempted IS pass. sad. is &Jag so. his waggon caught the wheel of the dust cart, mai tamed it round. The prisouer is staidly west op to Turney, and, with tremendous oaths, Mooched Idea down underneath the waggon t the whet , . =aver Ms leg and aro., both of which were shoo. crushed to atoms. The prisoeser was severed. and the m a id man coaveyed t... the Westminster Indies sty, where his leg was amputated, but he died in about stern lanes after. is great torture. , Tise above facts were (ally proved by several winsome. Tke releaser was fully nersodtted so Nee/gate. tombs his trial on the charge of murder. MaatslonovasSYnarr.—Yesterday, a man sswati reoftwa, was charged with isodering • 5/. forged wee le Mr. Smith, a gram, in Maryde-bmse. The primuset, who is a geallasaa's servant is place. was not taken at the time. On Wog appeelseaded. his father prayed for forkr _mesa. ea tbs sate being restored ; and when in the Is e k e Jos waiting for examination, the note, in lieu of die forged use, was paid to the prosecutor, wise put the Mbar me the fire, aid it was destroyed, tad the pn. miser was of mane discharged. Mr. Smith, *a being tpostiesed by dos Magistrate, said be bad dose the set oat of charity, bet the Magistrate observed, that it was in charity to himself. as he took care to get the value Ink sail realised the adage, “ that dimity began at home." DL WIIROCS IttOT. Os Saturday the house of Met'. Use, the White Swan. in Wardeur.stroet, was beset by a must farraidoble p of radians, who, as strangers, (mord their way into the boa*. sad with the utmost barbarity commenced an es• seals on the peewee these quietly asoembied. tiriffiths, the Captain of St. James's Watch, with a formidable party of watchamemorere earthed by the asaglaats. and persona brutally assaalted were lying about the bona* ands wettish& Two persons assaulted, and the captain of the Watch. expected te hare been murdered, had they set Jutted a retreat. A trona, rased 31ary Sloe male meld ba metered, as as to hetg a tt to the peg, an d she was ordered to dad bail in sureties. On Monday week the Staff and area of the Ber wickshire Made were removed from Coldstream to the garrison at Berwick. Discovsar flunes.—\o information, we under stand, has been received at the Admiralty iron. Lieut Parry, and no doubt any longer exists of his tenasinieg eat dewing the winter. The last amount of the Heat and Gripe is derived from one of the whalers, who saw theta whoa about a day's eel from the efelemee into St. James Lancaster's Soled. It is Wm* mimed Lint. Parry bee pond through Lseeester Swett es it is understood, is the event of his nieethrglgebrapediment to each pre ceeding, he WU. ill the beet of his way to Sit Thomas Smith's Sowed; and had he bees sew pelted to adopt this Misr taimaere, there it proLl billty that be ma area t have Imes or 1 of by some of the whalers which were is .. Bey. , Ckerncrre.—The Wellington transport ar dived at Poneweeth oaths 10th eM. in mixtAlve , dap ken Cork, whit IST wa ft s Markle. 'ad 4. albeit, all in good health, ix New South Wales. iew bees prevented widow oo berrorensinee, Mmeet of water ; De nyder rake having 10104 be 'Ws last lenses wears, until within di Alld Inv elega She will new proewed is a day er SOL Doing the May of the Lord Weilieglea rni X2 Illendey, a great somber of the Intik ergot ea bond le attend Diview Service, wise were all Wilily *mod with the alesalineek order, awl legularity of the prieneen. . Prior to leaving Far hued, the SIIIVOSO baring sheep of the amine Ob. Ikeekey) established a wheel on hoard • for die Aileen of the convicts: thirty children had alleithel k for her boas be the day; so that may K thew cOeld now read soy chapter in the Bible. ressanitartno or 111 MEN 111 • SMALL BOA?. _ _ _ Oa Teeeky morning, the ilst Instant, the fashlog smack Tartar, left llemagate, ad having pot oat to Era. the crew shortly after shot their nets, and drir.ed foe • abort time; wind W. N.W. Perceiving a heavy gale coming en with a rough sea, they lope 'mohair!. their traits of nets. • When in the act of hauling, they drifted down on a boat a-head, and by a scud of the see, struck the point of the boom into the fore-baddlop of the boat; before the crew perceived the damage, the water was over het ballast ;the leak increasing fast, is lees thee ten minutes she went down; the crew, six he number, providentially escaped la the pent. The crew la the smack, judging the boat aid the oleo had goes dews to gether, made the best of their way, and reached Rams gate the following morning, with the lamentable tidings of the Wes of the l,oat and six men. Providence, how ever, had them is tow. The punt in which they escap ed, comparatively like a tab, being eight feet keel and six feet beam, having high' sides prevented the sea best ial; in on them; bat they sot having any sail or oars, drifted Aeon in this forlorn state for two days without previsions, when fortunately they were picked up by the merchant brig Julian, of London, Captain Shame, when Inearly fifty wiles from land. Every assistance was at forded that their exhausted state required, and the brag I made way for Dover, where she landed the ads men on Saturday morning. (to the case being made known, a liberal stabecription wAs set ou foot, to enable the pour , fellows to teeth their homes in a comfortablomanner. _ DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER. AVERI few DOSES of this POWDER, if taken areording to the direction; with which each bate and packet is aceourranied. will sr.eitily reemerge, eoutienal acute Fever, cud v ill be found an efeetwal re 4 reedy for the Measly', Small Pox, waste Rheumatism. and Hooplagreoesth. as well es for/Mimes end newly Complaints. and la lammations of the Bowels and Lungs. It is gen.- rally succe , shil in the Yellow Fever, and most disorders in eldest( to hot climates. By a little attention to the rules hid down by Dr. James (tbe Inventor), private individuals may adraieliter It with pertre• safety. It IR prepared only' (if genuine) by Mr. R. O. 0. James. the graodsoa of Dr. Jame., and sold by him at his b0i1... $O, (:oudnit-stree. ilanoter-.quere t and by Messrs. Rut ter's, 4. Cheap-tide, London. and $4. Rael:villt -street. Mb lie t who are now appointed the sole agents. instead of the late Mt. Newbery. Purchaser are re.yectfully requested to motive tt is removal of the agency. as the sous of the late Mr. Nowise* arc vending Imitations of Dr. James's ortli.4 Ihers, prepared by themselves; and from the !myth of time their father •Os Agent to Ur. James's falsity, the/ ra- Iped to mislead rt•chasers. But Mr. James mod posit ively &Ames die publie that ail the Fever Powder (ns well as the kneteptie Pills) sold b% Mr. Newbery, to the last hoer of ihis agency. was suppllkl to him by Dr. James's family , nor was It ewer prepared by any other person. Each bottle sad packet sow bears a plain government stamp. and a label I signed with the urine of the proptictor. 1 i R. G. O. JAMUL llot. Mums et platens limo Thy hour ewd pleashay wife. 'QC/CRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so rapterrd his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wire. and the Iratehelorti 'maimed to be w railed : and " The Spectator" has sinned. that the wised • • Ilife " it the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The steered *dilution, thee, of marriage„ eourpasses the desiderata's of oar enjoyment. teeming not only with hap pinms on earth. bui disposiag the Mil itself to harsoilas wilt bliss hereafter. Pres ions, lawgiver. to entering into this hollowed °Migra tion. it becomes an imperative duty. not only to regulate the pm:lions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those im purities. which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may ate entailed ea It To the neglect of such atuetiott aro •Ilribtal•Mo mealy al thee , 4aplose inetaaava. which. while they excite the rommiseratios of ih• 11.41914er, impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Le:grimes habits will effeedulge the body—e residesee in the trepimt will Mew the elastic fibre —bat more espeebill, data she alaeO infatuating of youth too frequently cos promise dm Wend °lenity into a state of inanitloe. from shrove the agonised sufferer sore thus d ou bts rbis a b e am of relief. To ell ear. ies C. weuddress ourseitigs. aerial p.--ellnigmetesestalar strength-- felicity ; nor will our odsemene egfalagesMiseable, seectioned as they are by the sslitlgUedgeala of twenty years seeeresfel expertise,. I na WM of serried life, are sometimes disturbed by the of those blessings whirls coneeutrate the nuptial wrostb--for the female habit is often eonstluitlonel ha y week —yet It tan be strengthened, and delcient energy proved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as we'.l as in every releaatise of the lenerative economy ' , we pledge our Wilt? to tare speedily, and with effect. Tarnestly sotosts to expel the safeeling eaggyrit from the position en presemptu oudy taken up. we deviate from greens! priaelpies withkes hesitation; and couldn't is oar own bonosroble lakitlq as klembers of the College of Surgeoes, we refer the suttee gig egimmunitv of either ne t (espenally those entering tato ma trimonial life) at awe to our Itimse. where daily atteadessee is given for personal soesultation ; and letters from the costars are immediately asowered : these must ematain a remittioce for Ashler sod toMedicine. which eau be forwarded say pert of the world. however distant. 0011 sad CO. 14. R. Bottoms, IL Rogan's-street. Fleet-street, Lomb's. Jest published (Teeth Edition), Tice AGIN of LIFE, a familiar Commeatary es the above Riseases Ily 001111 and Co. Addressed to the Teeth awl Materity of bulb hoses. Mae' be ham; 55), Peternoster• row ; el. Pall - Mall ; Orriarl-st IT, Fiest-stren ; and of all BOOkiellOri. Pries Is. BrIVIII. Oe the 24th lastest die body of John Boise, 15‘ • tome ley house, soar tikiptee . Toduisire, of a soy. MARRIED. Os Thersdir last. id Chute. lloelta:Tboup.• Robert, eldest son of Robert Dimasle. Esq. of Hertfoal. to Laclede. daegkeor of Hoary Mamdag, Esq. of ibisostb. Devoe. Oa Use lastaat, at ldearbsoter. N. Hardeastle, Esq. to glisabletk Attgasta, Imagbrat of J. ilatith, Esq. of Straiisc was r i tiqdly. at CbuuuS. We. Roll, Req. o f Worcester. to Charlotte. secoadasagbtor of R.ll.oedge, F.sq. of abotust- I street. DIED. Os Isaimy easiest last, at his house is Portmeal-street, tientle's Ina, Mr. William Clarke. Is the loth year of age. bowleg resided on the ease spot be years. Om dawslay last, after a limeade; Meese, at his house is doithegbasa-street• N illis. ilkhs. daq. spew. Ow the 11th lastant.at Clattereford Cottage, Isle of Wight. the wile of Cotowel Newts/ass, IL A. Oa imehmthat Deskbud, is Heels, is the lith year of his age, Win. Amdsomy Michell the *thy 11011 of the Rel. Jolla nary \tiara, Rector of th;ektaad. Oa **Ma of Mather, at Quebec, the Hob. Jemktes MN of the Members of Ms Majesty's Esecetive Coat ed, and the easy yours ode of the Judges of the Court id irises Saheb, fJr that aside. COAL MARKET, Doc. 97. Mee at Market. „ Wee NW. Peke. Hal Ilthreestie ... • 414 ...... Ms. 96. to 440. M. ltathisstatal 9 Wa. IM. le WU. MOH V/ ATN* AT Morels,. 41/ min. after _ _ kit THIS DAY. 0 win. after. IV. Ledo.: Meted , eirl Publblbett by the Peet SWIM . L W AIRDELL,'Jwa. at ate abbe, tie. 101. %tread. offm eke St. Clemeteee thee* y Merril Ceellebeesetleeeesebt. den. sad Advertthemeata an refloated le be stlik 0 - I‘ 4l -- NATIO TM fir ILO. Psi cot Pir teemed irscaMs TM IM f J t U Q If. 1 brad sm re —Oa M Ism it sig Gni in I, ohs tar us •••••• : . • • •i 'a•, dir se