The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-07 00:00:00

...... . . . - ... , .. . : , " ~..... ..., ', • 1 Li ...• -.., ~.J 7 .• • • ,1 47 , zp iAi ,• -, • •- - - . ._ . • ,N. ~ - iris .. • 0 -..- r. , t , 0 t •\ " ' ... „,,. ... -. — „,nipellairirle.M.VNlONOWYM. 1, ' • '.7 , 1111 — ": - • r . . il ... S s i ' * ... . 4 . ..,/ •.•.... • LONDON, WED NE,Soit, NOVEMBER 7, 1821. wL . : ‘ ,.. ‘ • -sit 5210. " The Cause for whish HINPDSN All hi ail es , 4l srapisr died en the geelifiii r PRICE SEVEN. PENCE. rtENTLEMEN'S APPAREL RENOVATED.-- vi POWELL, HARDING 'sod CO.. sofa Isventors of their admirable Process, at the old established Factory. No., 13. Gerrard-street, Soh o. respeetddly presses I. Gastineau and the Peblic in presets!, a most obvious gratileatios is' economy. by specific and median proems. fir restorist the original appearing, withosa beim takes to places.— Terms. ready Mosey, Coats is.; Great Attn. St. $ OM' Coat. Coat. lined with silk and veaot collar, Is. Ad. s Walstooat. Is. ; Trowsers, Ss. ; Breeches. Is. dd.; Ladles' Pailsoo-rid las Habits. tic. de. charged sassediogis dm doe. Black renovated for on the shaseast soden; warranted not to soil the finest No connoedon with any other Mem a AXIIIICIPTS. T. Tendslo, Newington, Surrey, Nnen-draper. to sum dm; Nov. 18, SO, awl Dee. IS, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bags. Cateatennuet. D. de Uprte, Wilsoo-street, Finsbury-square, Middlesex. SallothanLifov. 13. IS, and Des. IS, at Guildhall. Attor. Mr. Cole, Broad-street-baildlags . .Isbnent, Soon Shields. Dothan, wittenterekent, Nov. It 18, Dee. IS, at the G eorge -inn, Neweagtle-upon wi_t Attoyneys, Mr. Deakin, Newentle-upon-Tyne ; and Taakeytheyeat, John-street, Bedford-row. W. Banes. Norwich. Cheshire. grocer. Dec. 3. S. and 11, tit the Mat of Bartley sod Groom, Liverpool. Attor. "eye, Messrs. Bartley and Grottott. Liverpool ; and Mr. ViJohn. Talegravn , Tanis. 111.1tolgive Sasses. woolutapier, Nov. 111. IS, Dee• Ilk, in the Ams Inn, Arundel. Atter nem Mr. Trevino. Arundel ; sad Messrs. Freeman and vendetta, to dinner. In such case Mr. "Heaspecked is obliged to twist and turn this suggestion in MI thoughts for months before be can get his Devlin; a temper to mare his mind to her, and then there's a i many more months of solicitation before she'll con sent, " these being no times for company," and a thou sand murmurings about " her little family"! !I Sometimes " Mr. Sneak" becomes " Mr. STURDY ;" ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FIIOM the increasing' demand of this mach ad ored Sauce for all sorts of Fish, dce. it has Wooed i le pteinieter. HENRY POWELL, at his Wholesale Oil wig Italian Warehouse. Ski. Newgate-street. (where the t fs de my be rupplied with this and all other Genuine sioN ,lpiebler, &n.) to return his nest grateful aeknoe weassgs *lke Public for their kind patronage. aid at the s T s id s obegs leave to acquaint then that it is sold by all wego.fitllao ant in London. and by ow or groaCritstathSasrrety town tbroierous the cow" none is geaufas saless signed "Dimon aid imr," and the Proprietors' seat oa the Cork. Xerchants, Captains, and others. it is particularly re 'eforiended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any takes it in his bead, without asking "Mrs. C.'s" con sent. to bring home some "fellow" to dinner ; then what's the consequence ? Why, this ;—the inevitable , consequence is. that " Mrs. C." behaves in so shameful, so outrageous a manner, as to hold not only herself but hint op to the contempt and ridicule of the in. bolted guest —the theme of whose mockery she becomes for the rest of his days, and there's an end to that cue- Just published, Pries lb. ed. r A REAUMIS. on en NSW said SUCCIISSPUt ■_l TREATMENT of ANDIGEWTION, Rilloos sod Nervous Complalats, Deafisess, alladaees. !C. and on the ' Medical Efficacy of his PORTABLZ Plo vulvas., or, WAIIIII Ala-LATH. W. Smyth. Plymouth Dock. cabinet-soaker. Dec: & 4. and at Weaklay's Hotsl. 'Plymouth Dock. Attorneys. Messrs. Dashe. Church. and Darks. Red Lion-square; and Mr. 'fink. Plymouth Dock. J. Mappenstall. Doncaster. agricultural machine-maker, Nov. Si, 311. Dec. 18. attbe Guildhall. Doncaster. Attorneys. Mr. Lever, Gray's-ion ; and Mr. Fisher. Doncaster. York shire. MSO. BIAUMI on the Ala-Pump VAPOIIIPEATM, in the Cure of Gout, Rheumatism. Palsy, tie. price 2s. lid.; and LA Rimy's' on the EFFICACY of IlLacietcrre sod GALVANISM In CIMMONIC DISOODNIS. &C.. price lOs. ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, Published and sold by Highly, Fleet-street; and •ay be had of all Booksellers. C. Uoyd. Thetford. Norfolk, bookseller, Nov. 14,16, Dee. 18. at the Bear and Crown-inn, Ipswich. Attorneys. Mr. Brame. Ipswich; sad Mr. Nelson. Barnard's-inn, Holborn. J. Crump. Coventry. fooney-scrivener, Nov. 93.44. Dec. 18, at the King's Head-inn, Coventry. Attorneys. Messrs. whir and Austen, Gray's-inn ; and Messrs. Troughton and Lea. Coventry . . • T. Gibson, on. and J. Eaves, Uverpeol, ship bead bakers. Dee. S, 6, at the George-inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Chester, Staple-inn; and Mr. Hinde, Liverpool. S. U. White. Edingley Cotton-mill, Nottinghamshire. cotton-spinner, Nov. 13, 16, Dec. 18. at the Green Dragon. Mansfield. NottinghentsMre. Attorneys, Mr. Barber, Hol born; and Mr. Calton. Chesterfield. F. Taylor, Adlington. Lancashire. shopkeeper. Nov. 30. Dee. 1, 18, at the Eagle and Child-inn, Wigan, Lancashire. Attorney. Mr. Gaskell, Wigan. W. Baker. Ticehurst, Sussex. blacksmith. Nev. 20. 27, Dee. 18, at the Bell-inn, Ticelturst. Attorneys, Mr. Allen. Cittord's-inn; and Messrs. White and Miller, Gonchurch, Kent. and J. SIVEWRLOHT are selling► undrawn a • Tickets and Shares at their Oakes. 37, Corabill ; 39. Haymarket ; and 11, Holborn ; where they sold and shared in We last Lottery, 4,141, 33,00(1• Two Prizes of 4.0 W. he. he. RICH WHEEL—ALL MONEY. Two of 30,0001.... Three of 3,0001....Tw0 of 3,000, he. he. Not Two Blanks to a Prize ; 6.300 Tickets already drawn. 30.0001. Money I for the first drawn Prise flacons DiAlr e 90th this Month, November.—Tickets and Shares are also selling by their Agents. 1~ ~' r• Id ii ist 11. a- IP of a ird of be 6e' I'S :ad. .1 P• 7"" il e al dal '. 4, , Wll STRAND. 1101ERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING PARCELS AND MERCHANDIZE. Ir HE following MAILS and other COACHES I go from the above Inn : Paris Royal flail, via Dever, Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelve. rodimetta and Gosport Mail. through Godalming, Pe nrsiele, ant Portsea, every Evening at a quarter past 7, eta Goaday at half paste. On its arrival a packet sails to ee Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and parcels; and a pail Coach sets og to Chichester , through Drayton, Havant, swarth, &c. Gloucester Mail. through Henley, Oxford, and Cheltes kan *Very Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half- Pkg e• Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend. Chat- Ma, and Faversham, every evening at a quarter past 7, and Sudsy at half past 8. From Canterbury. passengers and par are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, t om Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folkestone, :ythe, DimArrch, Romney, and l.ydd. Ll Mail, through Carmarthen, andlio and Haver nest every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at 51 Olt-past 6. Math and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only four inside, fuses Reading, Marlborough, Caloe, and Cisippenham, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. loth and Bristol light Post Coach, every afternoon .13. . Bath light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside, Maidenhead. Reading, Madborough. Devizes, and in, Mdnday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 9. Coach Is chiefly intended for the accommodation of *plies. Invalids, dec. who cannot undergo the fatigue of m 6 . a distance in one day. ildghton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cock bid, every Manning at S. Cheltenham Original Post Coatis. to carry only four In *e, through If eniey and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Cl=ter Bognor. and. Reno girth !wt-coac h Monday.. ndap.. tit sy,'and Friday Mornings, at a quartet before 7. num and Canterbe ry Light Post-coach. every Evening at half-gut s.—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 8. Godalmiag, and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Leethethead, Clandon and Horsley, Tuesday, t s t i n ili day, and Satnrday Mornings at 10. Ditto, through Kingston, Ditton, Cobham, and Ripley, es Mostisp,Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 10. Wesley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I, Sudsy excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday, Thesday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past 7. Unite, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich, and Broadstairs light Post-coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford light Post-coach, through Henley, de. every Ronda; at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach, the Regu lator, to carry only four inside, through Kingston, Guild ford, Peterstield, and Portsea, every Morning at 8. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mall, through Bosworth, Cosham, Ike. to Bognor. Itrealwater Coach (removed from the Bull and Meath,) *rough Abingdon, Faringdon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thanday and Saturday Mornings at a quarter before 7. NORTHERN COACIIES. Yolk Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all fortiefthe North, every Morning, at a quarter past S. Ilushester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale, Huddersfield, Imdffird. Leeds, Hallifax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor with Cloches, Daily. Inalegham Post Coach, sets out every afternoon at lye. *Milo four inside. and passes through Warwick. Learning. too md Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Bir- O 4*lni, next morning at ten. Wallingford and Wanntge Coach. through Maidenhead, ... 38 Mehed,ond Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday .nerslags at 7. %sand and Rotherham post coach, called the Rocking bolo, every morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. Tewkesbury Poast-coach, through Oxford and Chelten IN*, every Morning at 7. CARRIERS—To Twiekenham,Brentford, and Isieworth, Hoy Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Pouts and Packages are safely and eipeditiously con veyed from this Inn to every City, Town, Village, and Coen • Beat in the following Counties, viz. :—Berks, Bucks, Color , Devon, Dorset, Hants, Hereford. Gloucester. Lout, ford, Setence, Surrey, Sussex, Wilt:. Worcester, Been 1114 arts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Gum los , NY, pattsle France ; and to all Parts of the North. • e Take suttee:that no package, containing glass, china, l'atokes, plate, cash, sr Bank notes, however small the 'use, will be accounted for, if lost or damaged; nor any ___, 6oll l steel or passenger's luggage, of more than M. value _ m uss specified as such when delivered at the Office anst Pug for aoserdingly P3s Meat Post-chaises, ate. at the shortest notices. MEDICAL BOARD, mesa amicaritiaa's Roan. V• elars. COOPER and Co. Physicians and Surgeons, Man ners of the Royal Colleges of London. Edinburgh and Dublin, `Mioseseccessin practice is unparalleled in the annals of me 'de.. have, during the last seven years eared upwards if MAU patients of prevailing disease. ; many of the tales ' after respectable surgeons, and even hospitals had Wed. • Messrs. Coons* and Co. claim the attention of those who Uwe been deceived by the specious promises of illiterate Patenders.—The consequences of improper treatment are . wings in the extreme. viz.—Eruptions on the head, face and v wiLldeerated throat.swell i nes in the neck.stricturer.fiaidas, bodes on the shin bones, swelled elides, noise in the ears, Micas of sight, pains in the head and limbs. frequently ! i stalien, and often fatally treated as rheumatism, owing to `'e naeroper use of mercury. ✓ Messrs. Co oesse and Co. are consulted Unity at Charlotte - Wl„fte• Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland :Hrsebspol ; and advice gratis every evening from Mae. and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. N. B. Raptures of 24 inches in circumference, of thirty, rstanding. are returned and cured without confinement. Enes are made under their own inspection, on a nsueh „.L"'"" wed principle, differing from all others now in 'lmense. .** Letters, stating particulars, containing a fee. eltswfilre'd L.. "lira of post, when medicines and the best advice will or spat to all minim( the kingdom. c 'oerce's••Lectures on two prevailing Complaints," published by Harvey, Id, illacktrlare-rued, price ls- COMMERCIAIeHALL WINE COMPANY, (ISTABLISHED IN TIM TRAM 11108,) No, 10, Skinner-street, and No. 310, Oxford-street, London. IHE COMMERCIAL-HALL WINE COMPANY having selected their Stock of Wines for the present Season, and it being the most favourable Time of the Year to remove and lay down Wines, they beg to offer to the Public the following (the Quality of which they pledge them selves may be depended on), although at such unprecedented low prices : Per Doz. Per Pipe. Port Wines. fall or light Bodied 5in.......,e 00 Ditto of the Vintage 19Ib *vs. ' Old dry Sherry.. Do. Lisbon. Tenerife, Buee las, and Videnis 39s. and 16a. 80 to 06 Cane Madeira His. and Ills. 36 and 40 Ditto. ditto, of those superior Qualities which here justly acquired a decided preference in public Estisnetion. for cleanness, dryness, and the particular fineness of its Fla vour, imported only by the CownesessteH Att. Wins COMPANY a 4 k .per Doz.—ten per Pipe. Cape Burgundy (from the French Grape transplanted).— This Wine is highly lecontmended. end etleularly to those Families Ws* lam Wes Vic the ' 4lo ' like a pleaeset egged light Wine Vs. per Dog.; 166 per Pipe. West India Madeira. 48‘. and Ms. per Doz. the same Quality which was till the present time, 03s. and Ns £loo to 1120 do. per Doz. Old crusted Port Wines Rorie ditto East India Madeira. Twelve Years old . 86s. Sauterne. Moselle, Bargee, and Viadegnve . 765. Claret, kalltte. and Chateau Margot 76e. and 00s. Champagne, the finest still or sparkling . 1011 s. Rhenish 7os. .Old Hock 80s. DESSERT WINES, IN PINTS, THE Careavella.... ....... Oh. Constaoila . 465. Malmsey ..60s. Lisbon fibs. Old crusted Port, Sherry, Bucellas, and Madeiras, bottled in Pints. GENUINE SPIRITS. per Gall. Geneva Rum ..Its. tid. and 16.1. Brandy and Methods, old and soft tbs. Particularly fine white Brandy , 28,.. Also, the following CORDIALS. which are prepared in the superior manner of the Martinique Liqueurs : per Lase of 10 Bottles. Noyeau, Rouge et Blanc b3s. Shrub, prepared with the finest Limes and Pine Apples frii. Brandy Bitters Peppermint Cordial Clove Brandy 334. Cases containing 13 Bottles, in equal proportions of Brandy Bitters. Peppermint Cordial. and Clove Brandy, bis. the Case.—Noyeau and Shrub can oly be sold in Cases of not less than 10 Bottles. THE COMP•NT'S AGENTS AS BELOW :--• Chelsea • .. Mr. 0. Hutchinson, Camden Tows ... C. Halstead. Croydon., :.... • ••a• m. , . Wm. Attwood, Endfield. ... — Frotbam, Greenwich J. T. Thomas, Lewisham Tottenham .. Riehards,Jun. Application for the Agency must be post paid. R. SIB M LY's RE-ANIMATINU SOLAR C TURE is universally allowed to be the most pleasant, safe and efficacious remedy ever offered to the public.— Its warm and renovating qualities render it the best medicine for debility, consumptions, nervous and rheumatic complaints, spasms. indigestion, lowness of spirits, and all those distressing affections which harass the weak, sedentary and de:ica's. It requires no argument to convince more than a trial, after which those who value health will never choose to be without it. Prepared and sold by Mr. J. R. Saffell, 33, Glrcester-street, Queen'tesquare, Bloomsbury, in bottles rt Gs., 7s. Rd., and Its. each; and In family bot tles (by wi Iztt there I; a saving of 75.) at 225. each. Also, Dr. Sibly's Lunar Tincture, for complaints incident to the female sex, in bottles of 4s. lid. and lus fful. each. Observe, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor, J. R. Stiffen, in his own hand-writing, on the wrapper. of each bottle. Sole who'esale agents, Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 93. Fleet-market, Lon lon ; and sold retail by Ward. 3:24. Holborn; Sanger, 13 t, Oxford-street; Stradling, Royal Exchange-gate ; and by all respectable stationers, drug gists. and medicine venders, throughout the kingdom. w tg- ad ,14- w rei los 110 1 Al* w. ins sew FRO3I TUESDAY NIGITI"S GAZETTE. Commission le the Stockport Troop of the King's Volunteer Legion. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chester. J. Radcliffe. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Howard. re signed; A. Liugard, Gent, to be Cornet, vies 110 ward. pro moted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. J. Gregson. Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Sussex Regiment of Militia—Ensign C. Brown, to be Lieuteennt, vice Kinleside, promoted. Lewes Troop of Sussex Yeomanry Cavalry—Tne Muhl Hon.H Hall Lord Viscount liege, to be Cornet. vice Rogers. • Comm e Carmarthen Yeomanry cavalry. signed by The Lord Lieutenant of the County oft annotated. J. ilusell, Lieut. to be Cornet, t'.7t , "wen. tcsignvd. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 17, R. Sharpe', Davies-street. Berkeley-square, china-dealer, at Guildhall—Nov. 10, J. Day and J. Sprats well. Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, drapers, at Guild hall—Nov. RI, J. and R. Cleugh, Leadenhall-street, linen drapers, at Guildhall—Dec.B. J. Archer. Ware Park Milt, Ware, Hertfordshire, miller, at eulidhall—Nov. 27, J. Cook. Oakley Mills, near Eye. Suffolk, miller, at Guildhall Dee. 6, W. Prince. Pontefract, grocer, at the Red Lion Pontefract—Nov. 30, T. finnan. Birmingham, toy maker. at the Royal Hotel, Birminghato—liev.27. R. Hewitt, North Shields. linen-draper, at the George Inn. Newcastle spon-Ty ne—Nov..S7. J. F. sad J. Dubois, Alderman's-walk. merchpats, at Guildhall—Nov. 20. G. Garlick. Westport, Wiltshire, tanner. at the King's Arms Inn, Maimsley—Dec. 6, J. Morrell. Halifax, grocer, at the White Lion Inn. tax t aims' ick, Oloucesterahlre clothier, * at irt P lnn ac , k S e t r.P roud-01.c. 4. 0. Wes. I.yfor d, 9 erk i - WM* at thrensata atiA TINIMIS Ina, Alan/dos Dee. 'r. Price, Rodborough, Gioncystershire. civil engi neer, at the George Inn, Stroud—Nov. 34. M. limner. Caanon-street, St. George's, at Guildhall—Nov. 27. (1. M. Thurkle, New-street-square. Fetter-lane, wine-merchant, at Guildhall—Nov.2B,J. Martin. Liverpool. merchant. at the George ion. Liverpool—Nov. 10. S. W. Birks. Thorne, Yorkshire. Isomer, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield—Nov. 90, J. Sanders. Ivybridge, Devonshire. tanner. at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth—Nov. 28, J. Grafton. Denshaw, Sad dieworth, Yorkshire, and J. Grafton, Manchester, calico printers, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester—Nov. 30 , E. Lewis, Abbey Cwvattir. is Uanbistor, Radnorshire, farmer, at the Duke's Arms Ina. Knighton. nexion, or to that speculation. To the " Clever*" may be ascribed all the inhospi tality and unsociableness of " tittle England." lo stead of permitting their husbands to be sociable, they'll scarcely allow them to be niercifal, and will take as much pains to steel their hearts against a case of distress, as they would to keep their case-hardened fire irons from rusting !!! So it is that floats—sa cred HOME, becomes worse than a sepulchre. Tit kit a nothing is to be met with but penury and ill temper— , but scrubbing and polishing--scolded servants in the sulks, and brats either screwed up under the most rigorous discipline, or else permitted to do as they please. From this disgusting abode a feeling !mall:and naturally flees to any place—to any thing that is con genial to human life. He flees to gratification and to expense, and returns at midnight to the darliqg of h.'s heart, full of necessary lies and dissimulatioe —finds her immured in some most accomplished avocatiol, the table covered with rags and litter. She had Leen mending the children's clothes by the glimmer Gf a wick and kitchen stuff, which she had most inzt-ni ously contrived in a broken wine glass to save the candle in his absence. The usual altercation ensot's ; and it is ten to one but the happy husband of P. rs. " Clever" sleeps in his clothes ou the sits that tig!ut fur the sake of peace !!! Mr. a young Barrister, was by the assistance of his friends set up in an elegantly furnished house, in a fashionable street, upon speculation, that by en, tertaining atturnies he should establish himself in hie profession, for which lie was well qualified. The wife of poor —, wto was one of ttle " Cutexes," beheld with agony dinncr after diu:ier, and supper of er supper given upon spec for nearly twelve months ; and that still her unfortunate Lis. bud was MO a Lord CaaNCELLOK !!! The grnati•:. was never out of her mouth—and threat succee.:ed grumbling. till at last the young Barrister laboar••.l under a perpetual dread of her breaking out with swim act of meanness or rudeness before his guests, whicA might ruin him fit ever. One day an eminent solicitor, whose business woull have been a fortune, called to consult Mr.—, 411 remained so long in consultation. that the unguardel young mao,forgetful of the terrors of his wife, as:ced him to stay to dinner. When madam was informed of his act of audacity, vengeance she vowed, be the con • sequence what it might ! A slender dinner was slowly and reluctantly pre pared, and set out with great ostentation ; but, alas! there was only ONS BOTTLE or WINE is the ho se and No moNav—so that to procure more ilependrd - togetber upon the cleverness of Mrs. well knew bow to raise the wind when ~he lie, •,. •.t proper. At dinner poor pressed his friend melt cot ally to drink, and mistress out of downright uppt..i. lion drank a doable share ; so that the decawer sv.is soon empty. Many were the expressive threats att looks of poor to replenish the bottle, but o.e ilevil worked strongly in his lady ; she was deaf i blind. • When the cloth was drawn and madam was retiring, the husband called her back, and casting a soppl - eating look at her, said—" Maria. my dear, *Norio It Bo? rt.s OF PORT." Whereupon the Dear " Maria. ' who was just then drawing the door after her, retane.% and walking up to "Dean" Mr. D, with a solemn face and step held out her band, and replied wiih in eflible scorn—" Giva ms rue MONEY." The unfor tunate young Barrister was overwhelmed in Sion ; exasperation ensued, and the disgusted golevt made his escape to avoid the insolence of the lady who was ready for battle. This occurrence ruined the young lawyer. The story got into iiimieJiate circulation ; his house was deserted, and he became the universal ridicule of the gentleman of his profession. The moment he ap peared his ears rang with " give me the Imlay." B. P.S. I forgot to observe that the entire conversa tion of the " Clovers" when they meet (save describ ing the waste and dirt of the servants, and the wog derfal capacities of their ht a:9 is e ..tiplaining of tl sir husbands, and boasting of the vu:gar outrages th committed on his friends :—how they served Mr. this, •• who wanted to be asked to dinner ;" and how they served Mr." that" ea ne in " just as they were going to tea." During those elegant confabs, Mrs. C., the visitor, always applauds this mild angel with " y dear, you did perfectly right." If it was ma, I'd—l'd (She'd have beat her as hollow as ever " rag fair" was beaten by " Billingsgate,") bat the moment site turns her back she tells every creature she knows how " cruelly" Mrs. " C." treated poor Mr. " —," and what a most terrible tongued woman she is • The following advertisement is literally copied !Vern aNeer Jersey paper :—" To be sold, on the 80; of July, 131 rake el law. the property of an entineut at torney, abont to retire from business. Note—tlie clients are rich and obstinate." Mr. A. meeting Mr. B. the other day, asked " how marry Capitals above 2001. Btu had hold in the pre sent Lottery." " Four," answered B. " Weft) rue," t' A;1! by 1,• t • ; 1 CERTIFICATES—Nov. 27. W. Staniforth, Little Kutch's,. wine and spirit-mer chant—lL Consult and A. Lae, Kingston-upon-Hull, and Seuicoates. Yorkshire, merchants—D. T. Price, Holywell street, Shoreditch, butcher—J. Room, sea. Bristol, mer chant—B. Sharp, Sawden, Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, corn-factor—R. Croween, Knightsbridge, boot and shoe- I maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Stevenson. sea., and J. Stevenson, jun. Ripon, York, linen-drapers—J. Hargreates and A. WKie, Man chester, ealieo-dealers--T. Anderson and W. Naylor, Leeds, grocers sod cheesemongers-11. Coombe and Co.. Great Tower-street, agents and lightermeo—J. T. Singer, and G. Singer, Westbury, Wilts, maltsters and hop-dea lers—H. Everett aad W. Peacock, Upper Russell-street. Bermondsey. fellmoogers—J. Hall and T. Butler. Green wich-road, brewers—J. Arcitard, and Gurney, Sheffield, ivory-merchants. Cl,Ervi ;VIVA'S, WITH AN ORIGINAL ANICDOTR OP A LIVING ISARAISTER. .... d m.— TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. SlR—The greatest misfortune that can happen a ra• tional man is to be blest with a CLEVER Wife." The whole talent of such a lady consists in what she calls economy, and her entire business is to subvert the un derstanding and harden the heart of her husband ; to hold him •p to ridicule and contempt, and by her illiber- ality, her suspicions, her rudeness, and her meanness, not only leave him without a friend, but to convert those he had when single to bitter enemies. Mrs. " Clever" must be the •' head and tail" of every thing, although of every thing she is as ignorant as an ape is of Algebra ; notwithstanding which she has ac quired such an ascendancy over poor " Mr. Sneak," that he can no more dispense with her advice, or dare any more disobey her prescription than a Catholic dare his Priests. In fact, Madam has so emasculated her Deary, that if a friend .thould call in, he dare no more ask him to stay for dinner, without a whisper with her in the lobby, to know if " Sec's any objection," than he dare sweeten his own tea." If the economy of the " Clever." be destructive to their husbands, thank God it is good f►►e somebody else, and the tavern-keeper and the publican receive ten times that which Mariam thinks she has so clever ly retrenched from the vintner and the butcher. Half the battles that occur in this lady's family are about coon; and a crust of bread, a bone, a cold po tatue, or a lump of sugar will make a. great a com bustion as gunpowder, vitriol, turpentine, or any other inflammable material that ever wit an house on ire, or blew up a ship. The male visitors of this lady an happy fellows, half famished, while they stay, and the morsel they do get cursed as it goes down, if Slr. Visitor comes tint a second or third time unasked, she explodes like a b.imb•shell, and thinks no conduct to* monstrous if it will prevent his cooing again &onetime% Mrs. Sa tire a new Aptithtatice. . 4*.• • 1g again !!! exclaimed the other, "is that all ?"—" All! why Ilor :s"; t . /f r o : ge il t ir e" u t . t in ie l lie w s ho to in. batvieii?ulTeher o a e l t u r7 ; • Phnom 5210. tiIANTED a PARTNER,, who can command from 17 !LSI* to 21,900. in an Old Established and respect ive Ranarattoring Concern. where the Connexion and p i nissselford every assurance to increase the Capital with roots' and profit. ' , t wos only may apply to Messrs. Robles, Coyest-