The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-28 00:00:00

~ I i Bible to walk in them with comfort. Witakis doing in Hyde Park is on a scats of interior expendel. liut the fire-wort exhibition from Kenslegtok-gardenr will he much more expensive, and the'rocbets -wilt be thrown tb a loftier height. It has been .grsted before, that amid ill these devices, the sti atstipartial illtfinittation of the north and west . . I Weetminster-Abbeywould produce thrigran,clest effeOt in the Parks that such things can produce. A loon is sto ascent from the circle' in front of Quoan's House at five ectock, in the car of whit k w announced, that Mrs. Henryjohnston and iSaalor„ jirorwiii take in *idol trip. 'Th ey are k peoted to return' in the evening •, and afterwards, t. front of the Queen's Hotise, they will send up >r va' Arty-of smeller lialloens with ornamental re. w orks; it - is also announced, that the Mall in St. James's Pork is to be given up to 64 the Teople, to ensafa i general good hunibur and tranquillity ; the. re . - rnainder of the Park to be kept entirely tier tickets - ; and that independent of a strong line of fence from ono end of the Path to the other,*erery previa** has been taken to preserve order, and ro prevent-14y ill-dispused persons from forcing" an entrance into the inclosare r But, in fact, the abandaltrjb amusement and ratification- of . every 4isiklpitsi. tided for the people at large is the %mat ptedge.of • . ami .onert,t ,'s in *ph_ as her father, the I.arl:',f Fandesford, had refidpd constaitly in 1 Usti AAA opal his integri t y -kola As Juror was withdrawn. HALDANE v. ?mo v ie/v. to last action" Was the Plaintiff was in action Pgainst Porn timber in land let to him by clearly proved, that he had timber of ash and poplar to the va. insisted that he had only cut and the shorts from the old conversant ie timber, who had said, that some of the trees years' growth. Plaintiff—damages 1201. that the Defendant *Would also be ou.. • __ for the reel 'aloe oethit :portion . of Lord Wandes kird's estates Whiebibikid got Into possession of by !havens of - those assignments:from Me. Lodge. Sir A. Picao•rr, on the part of the Defendant, con fended that theeriginal lease td Mr. Lodge'stial not a (rand ; as Lord Wandesford ; (Althoigh-itisterallt 'residing in Ireland) had come over to Yorkshire pro. - vions to the signing.lt, iind'had consulted ekilfelsneni. with respeehlso Illarssitte of the land. Whatever rent the Defendthaatitilifeilk to pay te Mr. bodge, was ,A question lot litillikfte'eauld not be made accouot. able, either to 'Log Wandesford or his re re. tientatives• If 14Q iniftimat lease granted to Mr: Lodge wee nevi& kaTosAched as frsudutent, Mr. Lod 's .4sught,...sto -have *Win snadp 111 ,,:- Bat it :therliiitAiot been" thought that.it leneld , ,,,too omit' for the Court to presont!, nterely-opetailielkisertions of Counsel, :and ; gektlisod,a.dttlo et eviSeilei,4ll4. the treenetiiin thijy*d mot piesuintrth - e: etii*liiigeie he a .frasa, impossilttelet them to Oilier the Defendant :tannin **stint noif, ftfrire7 1;44e :riles al u htct lie . kat held thia lease of. E realiti , that bj4 e 4 fired so lsig ego as the year' 1796." treirekciiiiineod. that Lo Eld'sni Intended - to mike attain decision, though he had'allOstell the euqulry to be mach 01. •. . : the Mester.' * - On atceent of the lateness of the volt's, ,nfll-• Pigott *ye' e* heard . ia 'Ort, aid the Eirt4, Jig of tlis Oottponhd. • 1 .X.7 ' •11••••••••••• • remmlrb _ 11.1,11;t to account • . CROWN SIDE. Coxsrtit A cir.L—;Villiion oberts and others were indicted for a conspiracy tetteise by force the Union Leeds stagecoach. The 'Defendant,. Roberti, for. early kept the White Horse,. Fetter-lane, and was it-partner In the 'Ands Union stage:coach, but not agreeing with his partners, they were determined he ilboold haven* more to do With the coach ; they ac. cordlngtypiiildtlesi Other horses to take it from Bar• net to Loedna t `which was the groun l / 4 d that •he heried. The coach drove from his yard on the tad o December, far the last ,time; but as Mr. Roberts Wan determined not to be turned out so hastily, be planned to _regain possession of the coach : ac. cordiogly on the 46th of Decnmber,aix of his ser4 tiiikis waited the arrittal-of the coach at Barnet, and is soon as it arrived they dismounted the coachman, Pit 'other boises,to it, and drove off, leaving the eoatAnnao ait passengers behind. T.hit'.lLeartmd 'Surma this•was. an, Improper of .14111111n1 of dispuin4 partnership, and nit an steptittittot the conspiracy, bid guilty of 1144*Na here finished. • • * • the: Miles. contentment • harmeny.." The *covered with decorated boats, and seitirat:byet "nail will he given in the course of the afternoon, Sod the instantaneous illumination of the pagoda in decent?* of the encampment, after the fire-sceiba, will set Store the light of day to the surrounding the people at large, homer,. are:. to have the Matt and Constitution-hilt, purchasers of tickets. Will scarcely find the west-end of the lawn satcient- be , enable them to get a good Kw . of the, Greea ci ld ; and they will 44 st, still more. &I'6 - make their way across the Crowded-Mall: 'Westsave heard that these things ire te,he. repeated on the two dads .following Mendefutat; *filch is noir stated as the day of eahibition - and • that on the Taeleht and Wednesday, the whale is to be open, and - ftfik of admission • money. This;" it is said, is net . llolll slated to the public, lest it might diminish the ta' if the tickets. • . • . It bow been erroneously stated, thkitord Jakostkortse is &direr - Antwerp, reittre• to the Nether!, flordshiP's kitedjs indersteod t tasepf:of the Prince of t Ireoderday afternoon; a yonth, •about 18 years of ageochilst bathing in the Thames, opposite ' 'Sprees q set , was carried by the totes et the tido !onsi de:nto:stye stment othise rites; sod was diowti • ad: er help hrettght a fisherman to isb iht, bpit late. -The bogy WO taken to i 1 541 b0 1 4 0 2 1 10.in Si 8341 1 -lane, wile* limy meant Pa.' • - 4/mil Zr skid rni EivAl • wee , • con , • is thoti , -ipOrovemen - 'kit e • p e ANSI ort4pce ( 0111) jou rnr empl( • 46 mail 4 \\ _...kettditt "' • • I • ' -,L• .::' .c.... , ;;44 -,t 4 , ty's+iol i ! ~, ! t : K M.VP I R V In°. cAPV1 1 4440.:. 443.,': , - Toe. t ievolsotipet tr a Meeti ci. nt ti. , Ran . 4 A 8r s, Nitre* filth - I, Weld it • . Wowerivitall'' • Cubnitie. ' : • ' . • ' . 9 . ' , 4 1 '‘lllllll-110121,80iillas. viseetisilmairsfy caned t .' Pffi , :. JI . Di 4 / 4 0. 111 :(i • . '• t .;, Y. o • ,' E1 .7 1 ) 11.61. * Of t/ M; S lT relar Y• •.. ,-•' ::'.' 4 Clitniiatt, - in a manly and,pethetic addmiN ''' Stated thentiject of the' Meetfrig. The totat stsgYta.. • lon - trade, and truly eadataittitts and 'wret c hed '1 the working elasadi#Clitlr "Manufaetui r s. i ' begged pardon—those iligiii;. , ishere inclined ;t o . • : but, :linfortuttately,,., hit; ntr.rnipt c oy .wai g ) ._, ; at present in so,alarmingp,degree, that, Aft : 1' .te immediate means were taken to amelior , t e ssi•l e . , _ situation of those Imfortenett 'potions; it , A t ' : Impossible to (metes What extent of fatafity tobtiefe.•• • luences 'would produce. It Was st fact trotiiiiste s — •., some thousendi in the Libeisty, food-had' sepger, for several 'days! and be felt coaligse't wee' but necessary that the citiseus of D'ulso e . ' i It iniqnainted with these melancholy iii ttent* , • ! Wit that spirit of •hetnanity and patri balm invariably evinced Upon all similar ileta. . With respect to the benevelest Wino w ; tentive Power, there coo. Itlt. no dog*. '.ll 4pplicatioas were Made to his Excellency - • 4. 4 i ~ ,1. 4 z:. ,e r • b. 7 , Ar4lefih4 .________,_ . f• 1 Lieutenant, there was every reason to ri p* ' skins who ~,~ ilecpossa_mtrwartaltist, . 4t o '5OO - feet io length : and in Its frOkAm, : par- , the sal vaide i :tir,the hand. : • liat f tbelia *Olaf ta.l A..,vioriptllin of the Defendant .alen provnti l that. I with justice dispense. lie therefore called upon the ' there of illuminated trees and fire vases . oLdnose ' the ' hinds Of The•l)e.. , , lens ~.; .-te*bearinir thee 1 &beet four. years ago :the :Defrisdaal •grobithd nik Gentlemen present to enter upon some arrangemeit zt. bridge, with its pillar'' ' . pavilions, and psieda, he--! awe, to f t!il)don di . either accOuntto.:pert,of s Isedge, and felled several old oak Polltrels..l at ht tend to preduce that relief so ittperative. gins, to appear Mord beautifld k i r the Peril ' Calker-. r ib take. is tii-ilte *lntel:eft oitt - those balancel ; and i - 'lle COMMON SERJEANT " ha‘iticreprObated the ly and essentially requisite. ing of the roofs. ' The efent'iliflt ...Pllll be "fi r y•l ( *reed, that billtbdeniitli" l !e ( k . le ib iae liiii.: 4 Pr. I-conduct - of the Plaintiff in bringing ascii to aetion • l . Mr. Banns:yr reported to the Meeting, dat, splendid- bolt the parts Sicily' ; ' .: greas, l o4;"far in directing ttiaipint,ea to .. rePett. ato mitspina his ,trothen:in.iaw, stated, shpt he *wild' agreeable to their former Resolutions, theis^n e . si ! gethet&J bridge oar le' ; • • .3J.tnns .t teel value of titt1:,6•17 1 :, , . Aln pit i T i t faleff .ti,,doe . iprove that the Plaintiff harks/y . l7d re i n d t sobsettnen , el vial .. bad f been pre': fried to the h F annin .Inch l ty, t the Queell*.. Irb V ;:::.) ' : i 4g. O P ete n titr i lt ' ,, th cr rle utn :ll a grOdr ' '.. ' ' Illn ! a '.711:14 " t'he nets r t u b mP f l Os n f i el i tu d re , - w and ic he ie b s g houl e d Pe f r u a r t t e brr l rdt ) h i s i aln p : o f t iz r ' thel lift; aki t titt r P excres i a li ea . 4:f li - a l h i Cl a e n th e s s , l" te ' ..'; l i t P s il b i %rig . e l f ii t oit t . 14 t y 6 lll:i reo tit i r c*s'! ' ' 9 .rN, at ° elle, ww. :''' . ' : .. :1 ' .. , 1.4.1:1.-i.f'1,1!.. _124 , Y. ' , • ..• -yr ., .. 2. -.• v s fiv e a re ve t r bet o 'a written agraemen , t had been entered Intpd - be ins . ' itly coin t • i iiiiies, who should be * • the range of boxes to the rtnithr. ‘l4.. _pf i ~ , ioAiter 4 - •,",:,.*. gAi s i l - EL Rotateitt; .71ttilii ,Vg l sin, .stirlicr4qtpd signed by. both parties, that the Defendant f sworn, to.act, fairly:and IntpatOstly l ind thereby pr . !. 111101 kfted ap in a very handi . on# man*, ,f, ft,PLYAVirt 4 Wintwrime, were heard on; tisain!tt;:Of thleriiiintit 7 kbpgid pa rcha.e the farm at the price of 4,500 h F hilt i i vent a recurrence of thateisigesition that had beta .of this range is to be iloaotittod 'nab a , 7 ,rin-: Thei cnniandrd• Uai . Vlltter . l 6oo . 'eil! . i k ;Solo -Rhat.the Pefeudent generality agree d to rinses the ton seezesignlly practised open the public, to the - iteriptions and brillia n t devices. I'.* .6 1 ,mber a. nhich,ppt only 11944biiitAlvoilda intopitAciald - ,ogreemeot t upon his brothei.in.law .complaining be i serious injury of the • Irish shannfacturer. Several very pretty Chinese papered - lanterns have ; b e r e , o 6' we d .0 ", b alanFlt, 4 .iv.0,1,y, retatiMi .. by ad , bad . 014 it .tee.cheap. . . . , • Gentlemen of . the Committee bed ex reseed thew been hronghi to the booths, whicit'are to be ins - !' e it on ht in'tie ellpw i ett in the present ease,: . The Learned .1 unoXhere interposed, and observed, selves moat•favosrabty upon the 'object, bpd it was Vended in the Mall. 't h e y are t oed . with a Tteitere the Defendint 'had 'retained in his hands a Alit it was a pity suck - near relations should tear i deemed necessary that the adoption of the atessute vadat of -Atlantic desicei. The terns will i.: ! et rirowing balance, which had amounted to upward* ascii other to pieces at law, and advised- a compre- ; should bd effected at...a GeneraLMeating of the Mem. attached. to ocoamental tin 011ooPi 't 4 0 1 , 1111 4h . ".1 of 4000). withou t furnishine any accounts to hirein- mise; upon which it was agreed between the Counsel bers, which will not take place- till October next.— number are already hung .op by crosbrotla over tie: ploy er, or i n f orm i ng. the„Pfaintiff, that' he had 'any on both sidei l that the Defendant sboidd buy the estate [ Mr. Barrett could not conclude 'without stating A walks These walks 'will be delightful l y it be yoi 7 - , to . or ,f her's i o his ho" - The Plaintiff, as well iet the price originally - seed ou,vii. at 4,5001. ands , fact? high!' creditable to the talent , and exertior L _ . thet ar - . - of the trade, that so pe rf ect ly • satisfied were tti . members of the Farming Society, of the perfectiosi in manufacture of fine Irish 'cloths, they no lottne deemed it necessary to hold out presidents toe, Ors. 'ductions of (hat description—a circumstaitee'whish 'he trusted would have its due weight upon the publie, • Mind. . A Gentleman, whose name we could not Wri t 'observed, that the immediate forinailoh: Or the •blishinent for disposal of 'their nietrikg*lrs,:bel . essential, and as duo answer Of the. railiiitigStrc could net be• obtained -until October meat, Oils • which period many Thonsands Would Prewibfr'o 4 4l from want, he should Move r " Thet a COmielttht should be appointed to prepare a 'Memorial ill tit Dublin Society, praying the extension of theii toe 4 ~. t °lent patronage, and that the same Committee faa also directed to wait- upon his. Excellency thole t* Lieutenant's Seccetary, and respectfully 'Wml'k ti p him a statement of the distressed and deploiable site: 'lion of the manufacturing classes, resident in the Liberty, for the purpose of obtaining his Excel: • lency's humane Consideration." Those Resolutions bating met with general yelp hatien, the Committee was accordingly forseedA, which the Meeting adjourned. •'? . ,a MATIIII4IOitIAL FELICITY. - ItAFESSRS. DOSS and Co. as regular Nleultseel . 4 .. .LV.II. the Royal College of Surgeons in Londe'', Mtge' . . • A _ lowly devoted their attenti on for Ibe last laps lib A.. of those I)isorders which so frequently embitter, and t ' •• prevent, that ioestionabiehlessisg--Matriitionial Felicity.:' tip meavapplications they have hitherto received from pomp. ig the first distinction, and the uniform MACCESS attending their par perioi modest treatinesukt sseh complaints. iodate them that publicly to offertheit tu4bhuloe,' hi all eases of debility or de.. ficiency, whether masking from the too frequency of partici.. sating in the gaieties of fashionable life ' the uaboiand, , d iudol. genee'of iihertioisni, or a secret solitary habit, which ',tokens • she entity of (be mind, and destroys the flower of yowls, by preitiiring sterility in the one sex, and impotence iu the other. they offer a safe and perusaneat cute. TO Male who, from such complaints ore prevented ete . tering into the married state. and ashamed to seek relief, brood aver their infirmities in .silence; it mast he consoling to know. boweier. Mandl or Mr/fecal:o the ram mrty be .teetned by other Practitioners. that by a motivating lead infallibte method they may be restored to a it and vigorous eoastittitinti. A . Certain Disorder, ~aeolly contracted iis a ma- - spit of indlictet inn, nod' esdoy species of Venereal lafettiem. 14' 'stand and oher-fediat made ortreataiest, is %seedily mad rle Meetly removed, iiO 'wn restraint la diet or exercise': isi ;din, _ TURF' - - -- ' llecti, *thick '. 11:tvior . . . . , . . v ' 1 The preparations in the Parit , u'fOOAlti“ ensuing! -,. , govfa.':sl,o4.l44l4*T - :War 117 ''""C t .•`. ; '''' 7 - 1t._•2, 1 '••• . ' - : : • ••:. ' ..- . , tiiy r i n ig6 - I MN 0MM1K41.8111111111113111114111111131,1111111/11tIP,lisel • - ' Fete are beginning to assume an '.inkeiNtlifi r itypar- 1 -, v e• i t i f i a i T nicijdiiiiiiiNee *ilia . " .. y••• ‘, • - • .......• R d, . • • . . ante. Yesterday thelower its the'cesitie44W,rand 1 likix srata,i mph wkiciaAlite; isibAtr,i,fohogeflfg ail •••'1,,,,,,.'l I a', .P1e.! . .." . ., : : 7 . . 41 . , t I. ' . °Q t.. ', '' • r 4 . " • . ... ' Tuelsi rotunda, where the pried-01 transpare,ectetuare. tP be itte•?oioe,fitellort• - ..,-.7 .• . . 5.. : , . ... , ~.:: ... ..,*ii . ..l*.iicikisittoot progice•rovel-brlilesle'alerotts'al . ~. • I . • exhibited, and silence the'. rocket „ ;eke itit' ieti y' to 1 ft . 0 0e ar 4.41 Trim the piOadit3gs,:thol i th*,Earl oti-111110 1 1 1 .1 1 . lk in -I , llla 'elrenhyvto 'lturrieer the :see) ofy. rerve r B ascend, was exposed to the, piih iic vie*. Ilkii.,Pir - er ' Wibil'e - ifoiff (either •lo the ' tilm n tilt) wai Osseased e ctitligAeohl_klitsgo and . ..lloo*e tikelfrfeituee lecerre4 4k w aitati , Is an elegant circular atriaire;cootaioing i tspilitege in Hie year ire'3,•iif estates-in Torkstiife"; ''e lf Wefthat by thlt•Lierendknt, 'tinder a bye-taw of theCorr ree m t i ._ .. s,,i . openings like 'Windows: le' which this . pai unlit' I the Llefeedenr, - .:Vbekialistickkir, eatefrite is sligent lkiellslnt..ggfroKing a Pill to li.trayligirghlitha A • • : . 11°.811111 ; ~ be placed. .Between each of these are coutile4 pro- i awl:steward to tbnse estates. In Septeetbar,i'7773 l .of the - bg i r e o t ujh. 7 ~. .. , .... . , ,• . 1 • jetting pill* s in lini(atiori of Sienna marble, sup=,! the Earl ,of Weadesford gianted 'a lease'444 , llll . :The • . : .ef tilf. "Juiferti*te•-pig Wee oat of The C I porting an entablature, on she Noe Of -which are op!.l . leafe,or a !try ieigaparl of those estates , tail; .7 a -brietle l leffiNelptibf, j)rtlitlet• 'WC streets of, the, elate d thi propriete inscriptions in gall!, katgitrsnwril Iv' at; Lodge, sbico illicamed. Two months efter 4 , • Tigoliwegfi l was Y . clearly proved; bet, - for the Aden!, time o f 1 balustrade. The edifice illeii,Mill igber to,l* circu- : Ledge assigned • a iiitiliiou of those .estaiiie* eisideet t his twg deters camee.94, woreckthat,the i Cer-.... 5ta t 0 . 0 f 4 tar form', and freak the, tliiitise grand d4cherge of i and er -4 1 00 so - tile.'Dellendint, on the' iatilleleraiii *idols l'id"liaileght their action against the Rfeng, (b e begs rockets will be Marfa. •! 04 the roof of ttie eqh,ltruc... th at be .;' held iheir‘blieself.—Before • tote year r poiteui'fie'ttsai the offending pig did trot belong, to work, 1 line, round aur tower, acatatied bests A '• , •.: . , , ,.. 4 ,. • 17745, . be.. spigeopeti .bbi Abe . Defendant se large the Defendant, but to their mother, who. had, died ea i sted a , palm-trees, Cathltrino.o4.ll .; Ind ornaine f ‘,, I'4 .' .304 . sg ~ •, .. • •4: ihtlatels -SO - .6001 from the Eitel •of • ealwe 4 hdrtitiMe batkr Awdilnitt4,l4 IT" sold i at her Less some ' pots. Me tower; i i..fese lobeil Wets : .I } !`, ~,. Ariiiii .. ji t 41 , 40 yere, stirs ;nuke, than a moiety.— I 'death - io . PsY 'Ow' vent of • heo ec!erage• On' this °" 4 .1 the situa turns round en ii pivot ' ill l 'itill 4? 1. t letrfatilii, '.'si'ltari • orlf .. ,saidesfbrd, hi consideration , l deuce thweerpore6Oe wee 'nonsked, - inspossibl transrarency wilt be 41sthiftit.Aree . tit istiprill en of money expended heihe Defentient on thaportioul . statbaxe v. IiALDANL, .' Nituence . by, -iit tit• sPectiwit• '`t he I r 4l /1 6 •is • ceilaio l Y 1 WitinanY ttlilgtk'd to hisn , granted firm a wet* This ,was art •aetion tb 'recover 'possession of a. .that ,ig Al • e1f . 04,i. - OA from the improvements In the '.igt ll l 1 dpi leaseitfter the expiration 414.4 he term of 21 s em - Ai r o „ (*re hire , in cbvsegnnfice of twesih of a, strang I do es a right to espect st*ollsnd : years. •fa tlytivileitilialii4o the ' Eat of Werwleeferd ; covenan t in the lease, by eartyisigiltiVay barley straw thit it wi sipiorier to f ormer 'ethEhitielis ;, and. in that 4ve- . i 4jed,, - a n d. tit, estates :A in-Wm the property if his loottlos demi . pollards, and Nsiider.lertkig. • The -*Oswald hi sleet it . will,' dOnbtleis, We so. But the prints , deoqiiter,thepreseut Palijftff. The Dekedant Ilan Platiutiff was brother.ih-law to the Deferidast,,thir -4o call fe we .hewe attire Metatettled temple. or palace, displayi - continued' tle - miinagelliose,Vilates as agent or steward' bitter havi n g married his sister, .and the father had they lied , • ed alter •tfie pea.* of *ill lie in', the .keen ;is the Plaintiff , and •vittriped considerable balancee , l / 4 . .1 r i o t e d th e l oose , . i • • ~ eking. 1 ...,, ....; . Ant i repfeseet it as a fit large and grapier object l o f gu mmy io flit hendsylowill tise)lear IW)3, when thilV - ...A • witeees.ot the same of Pomfret proved that:his. the Exec : 1 41 1 C'':: - ":.`s 7 • 7 ? Alieli are pntsent eieetlon; It ire triumphal temple, !me o w bill i ts gig s a l i o - 7 . 4 1 . • 01 4 404er .0ccer„.....i . :1 " e year one 0 Attie _aids . proper ai fi of Oi l ' . ~ . .. ii,r 4 „; : ...4liveroded by wiaguilleent lights = of aro,. With wings ilspiAtie.d... • Tile tilada-. . . -' ',tams and that he carried off the barley whicb 'via ' Lord 14 ..44ates'iles and pavilions at the 'ends.. Xt*t Not skint, who directed. en accoMitliiiitOraltet • etiejoi ' . . t' . / • all tae ~ . HALDAW 40118 i for the minsigement of those Yorkshir e estates. As . The Defendant* in thi there i the Muter had reported, that the re*Sibneklease in the present one. It tug- 1 yes tsk en: contidetiblY . b e low its - 410; 5. 149 1. 6'e Y . fret for cattin down I light , 040 k V* , OA,' t t_ s i te s i t id ',„ 4 , 44141.4 ,..,, L r e cti. a a the Plaintiff. It was 1 Ao. tea,* moist occ9i/ft gos „,.,'Fw.urskiftl y. - ...ar.-40 1 - tut clown young timber ff,. ,edt, keo. The* also :ontendiel that tbe ;40 Pit a ir .lue of 701. lal- :granted to 'Mr. Lodge,* in irts of:Uhl . Of .. eir . l ib P the . '• more than a moiety was soon•tnistiferied rw,..,tik In his defence he h r e. -- down the ender r ood, hick, leaden° was preteens •by a fri ma n e d&A # l ll4i i alit ustete ;itst a •pecson cc qtr..itwieinAtv, LeV,d.thie 4 / ,- sick.: it the stoops, er reiv . e(otey'Aid 0 - TWiitsfestoPtl is to the restrike of were vbwards i f 40 lie , 3 9 1 6 thnie estate*. Upon titise grotinds the conceived •verchet for t i ts pf i ii n a " :"1 1 that the Defendant abisld also be OW to account ' i . arks:'. for there's! value of'tkat,nortion of rd Wandes- . • •. • r•I Pll - '' .. .It bet been erroneously stated, Htlit -1 4Aril 1.41112 '', - :..-..-, .' .. -, . . . -......;__ ^.. 1 public - house in strand-lane s where every means so.' STRI::TUREg of the Urethra lend Gleets, a kith theY poets, • who is daily • expeetett• from Mativerp, Is ti -- 41„,s s ora by a I‘etgre. made to the tins, sorted to to restore life probed ineffectual. The do. i ore enabled to twee inn short periodovithout televise reeonnie or the painfidly dangemus effects of the causitc-; referro.-es of return* to the Ntitheelanclirinft Ms Lordship's en ' fsent.thn- 40battild Offrarttneet,.,/leted - the enalthld, it appears, was an apprentice in the vicinity whiell can he given to seventi gentlemen of bl a b rmqmcsolstlify. island is ,u4iderstnod to hale !rimed, on the •ippoiti' pof thp Male ships iroadeinned iu- the lirieleir 4 4 1 . 0011 0 a. - '. : - . ,- '-'' - -- • who have bete eavedin a very *set verisd,• aker-fasaiag law • reene-of the 1"rioc• of Oaaphikilithe rank of Lieu' • • t foleAletth. the-- *umber of slant, emir . Yesterday . axosTillwg.- the. , grotto.* employed in. toured seeder thrietaregAf Nagy years. , ~, . • • • T. Martinet Pen.ales • whom e* tallow of - ' - . feeder tenant -General: . • , - ~ ~, • • • . bssr fro letos.to -1814, thatino len theis • 1 4. the• Canal ICSidhary, adjoining this city, 1 a . • . !sr tbs. 4ll ` , get of conmeheal happiness have been defeated, it sant ether n Aeronaut is arrivertin town from France, wh 1. ii were condemned during that period, vin. oundiusoegthe soil several pieeetof armour, swords, • C l e a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper pertsvelants . la 'twit remedies, the general 4alth is resonated, and the its- Naples, ready to undertake a voyage`from London t . Sierra Leone • five at the Cape, threl•at !th• • tteb. &c. which were purchased of them by a gen- : ~, . pediments removed. ItTiptes, is hid) he thinks he can accomplish' in sbme , Qabiliplas, two at Leone, mi d- th re e, a t Jimmie's, !Oman •ot this Pteoe, in whose possession th ey dole ' Menrs. (loss e n d Co. exclusively pr/keening the care of thrM. .. tilief_g leas than two days. •He boasts that he has cqu 1 containing, akogether, 8257 slaves, of . 1200 were ' email). There is dards& .of their haring lain in ; particular cum() e ictn.:, is. order that 'hes- ma not be *market t i! . y ..•iie WOO iris liyinemachine in such an ingenious manger telltales-. . . -- - , .-.. . the siteetion they *fro di ceoveret uf rom the time • of I . )y it mistaken few, with the. obloquy so justly tatached to the... _._.__._________-- i ignorant empiric, think it but jwitce te thent(elses.to sitter . 4 , ; the,battle of ,Vosessee. A. skull apt] some human ! that:they bare been properly educated mad initiated into mg* .1 . ' -00 he can Proceed in a calm, or with a side win d s .:• the ieufenant Gevernor's garden et . told make eon siderable progress without any bind tauce tberp .is an: aloe, „ so . com i ng i nto blo omy , o f w hi c h : b r. ones.wereleintd... , tattar fi re lisPl• SP O .I- - ( Worcester ' branch of the profet.sion (certificates of which, from vorisaleT \ froin the adverse elements.; that his process for in- I the folleating are the dimensions >-Ciressmfotweett , . 4 ;effil, . h 4 ' 1 !••/ • . 1 hospitals, and testimonials from the highest profe,iional awl*. .1 1 titles, they have to convince any enquirer). That a resident'''. - ' .' • creasing or diminishing the q u an'tity ofbit, gasijk round toe Amara, 30- kat , ; height' of the 1011,e10.11 1 Billigatel4 Join 9.6.--Caph. LATHAM of the 3d Ito t he wanner besoisPhrre of our eaHern wemW id. itelt . to 4 'w parth, emberldesis them to mai*, that their ii Ly r a carried op With the greatest ease 'white balloonis t riot ; beighe irt the flower- stemi, 16 feet tiiikeitiirlrugloaset.l Not with•e most se ri ous accident o n Friday 1 r a ---.t of the race i:ourangcebreionliaci;u o ll;ted remo tei v d a i t s i e o ae a!ready enumerated, th ilst ... in suction '; in consequence of rthich,r and his other of the steal, 4 inehem It is supposed t ' '''lCWill I . tsapisig- his horse ever'the railing ' ~ ' last s .. n is as• may labw soder she .; ._ improvements; he can regulate it* his Pleaso.re, and, be eoptdsriebi l y higher -whep• at its fell :. Its !ropy* 'fog, a water of 50 guineas by which the debilitatlng arch; of a life pavilefithadee the torr4tboat. AO I further, that baying land opportUoitiei, in tbeg. reares.Cosint ca-- . mate it subservient to many millfut purposes in life. ' age calcite:. treced . back twenty-eight likSid ibis 'iltemp.of thellestise gallantly lost in the field was putty, a forrdiag nu intluotheitequalietaacenoth the rainfittw -.'- . - . :•"111/4.215105-}tiliiiig.—A. cps, of considerable.im., ~ .111.,auPlitritit t sh be the Se* time of • its lereis in fractured, au& 'his. hod so terribly lacerated, that . Li gs o l! nri ta l nt ha ys hit o s .r of ila se th a e r d n i t a in Ate p ie rrisis, rl.o4 :l4 the y_ ol ore owit r to rou lt4m itiot tlie *ti b7 Loan to Mastls was yesterday. Wok'. before thssi...otoowoe..y... , ... •.:-.. . . i- • 'b. 'tow Hall with but little hopes of recovery. their endeavours tiro Induced - then to ti t s ille c ts g a i ra of the Limn MANna- -,''' Mr. Hunt, housts.pitisiter,ockirl I : Pit Stilitetkitmrlining, ti; r imgaggisit 4 1 0 • general practitioners and Mei. palatine theirisre sions con- tiorsian's . East, Great Towne.yitteet, on ni Preened: - ~. the. C iktoro-be me - "vahlte-Iffithi - . . 'Of - • -'' t .._ • MARRIED. smote a fair ground fur toe on p dated !tete 'teirtV which they have, by the public, II ft? I • ra lly grop o ithed.• journeyman name W. Saunders, .fus haiing left hit : 411441-lettera-aotsl papere, lattaintdrianktaii ' ' .it '' On Wednesday. lbelith hut. atlebatham Church, W. Mil- it ta i ent , i c 11,,..comory,ar, rearrested leekee th e• Inns' einploy without giving hitit notice. It appeared t • the cuacy and *14004 : in . Ble d a h,g y, . • i•t, Fi. oi!titerstreet,cheapaidnetatlise, youngest daigliter of their ease , had of l'of .1.046* , age, st nsaaster .1...1 es mail:. iiith. a aalabar , at othoni iil . 4 .. implorst . i scow of.thp 04 . 04 . 0wrielt taiiii.. .... . ... , 0 4 . 1 4 4 . 4 . inigh i z 'Es,. of FOrle4towoy inibg-COolatiuf s•Wei• for advice and medicines. an' the rear Iva bur f"r''' . _ , warded to any pail o' the kingdom. ' nl- . .'T ' bir. Hunt at Mercers 'Ault 'which co:Ile-lift .., cuingtitp, fuer . hini, , • digospillo the pitis/7110; -. . , -DI D. to he complied At their house datApap, qslpoMg erivrl. toraii Xaturday evening;' seine time before the repljec r hoof; : w)ts;i4o4spaweecectulitykaimply Not ,' • Ist 22 th e 264 k inst. at harm NM.. Wiaalalfif_, tPrameell-Liorialli post paitl)-by eels of either's** WM Sea* debases * . . .. , . lo:. . • fire micorint re* 0 4 01 . 441 itignsei t. *, .aotist fijAiripitrottg . fel . i tirseit . *. :.04- 17 'Ors. wow vdmightt %of ilentzmikoP liAdwev Ewa- • maol'alte)liol! - • 11 ~. . , 9. OA: * i t pe tiiii SCA init. lit tbe 8.0 'year nf.fils age, .1 9 0 4 moms ) , Gnu and en. Saagepas,l4 Bauverie-alsnet ' bilestzerett. '. *-',- wadi.* Itil s int) . 4!•4 1 / 4 404 - artee*:• l3 j4n* brzift . , , ~..t • nOIMIWAPti t , 4 oblqumpithpli : - , . • ..)401(41WIdesbests.-osssi, Doswelltssreat.' -'- . 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