The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-11 00:00:00

-, . ••••• . . e,•iga • nations, ls '..101111 - ifheirlor kati*YeEriflht•tion.-1- .1 '''-' ' ...e (..-- \l'Avar -- -- cl! , . ' V Many, perhaps all of us*-regretted the British llern 1 .._ • 4 was not not seen amidst the laurelled Conquerors ors that 1 . COURT OF Inlitill Sts. memorable occasion. The regret. was mit u pal,. lio ,` i . ' ' - libeht;d44 ' ! atilivisl 'kilo. petheps, unseasonable; for who cap donut bet. '.,` I•Thissraeitititt i lba Ohliiiiiiii:i tr Os . i invincible Commander uf our own brute armies- Arbtei. iiii fidosing • hitn` . vtrifi'llfilog,ac,, served a civic triumph to himself ? • It would hs-kg-' 6114 t'flefoollOn'thit ih 4 b 4 rele . O. 1 'T 4 4° 'rt. gratitude not to celebrate distinetly•the splendid . vitt.- PetiebOroagir; 'ilndl 'the 'qirirrel a' tories achieved by our own illustrious General, which* grown out of the dismissal 'by -the a . tiff, flo accelerated the restoration of peace ; victories not 'Res. Dr. Atrong, :int:thee Migia(rite, 'Of. as ortf i cn bestowed by the capricious favour of fortune, but 'mationagaitist one Citewe, for ii•offenie • egaiest. won by a noble perseverance, through adverse cir: the ga me laws: ' The Defendant accused . theirlaintiff cumstances, and by bard cofrtested struggles with of having acted in a partial and oppressive, manner rival Generals of consummate skill, and veterait''as a Magistrate towards MS brother, with halinetelal troops,of acknowledged Valour ;.aud though every fused hid blether • jtirtice, end to hear ' l to : ffie . tribute of praise is due to . the native bravery of our himself, hie brother, or his lawyer, brad to # t t r.... 4 ', own soldiers . , of what avail would it have proved if Thii accusation being Made ink ptibliOctilreiarO, it itad not been directed and raised even ' to entity- Peterbotooghl`certiiin friends of the Plaido. - *teo siasm by the military genius, the personal. valour, draw up an apotrigy, which ' made the D i and the indefatigable vigilance of their great Com - avow that : hii reflections opon the - Pl in ir e mender. Iris Grace will allow me, in the' name of ' founded ; 'to witicto - "the' Plaintiff a ,'•: ' -fhil,.iss tny fellow-citisens, to assure him, kis not in his had catled: the Defendant a sietindriti presence that wastraise him most , nn d that in the enter. proved to hire done' with the' same Publi y)'.With . taionveot given to him this day, they do not pretend • out qualificatiOn, • he'svaa 'sorry for it, but would folio more than testify their gratitude for services call any man' a• scoundrel who used the expressions rendered to Ms tountry, which, in. their estimation, ' which the Defendant had 1 / 4 The Defendeat not any honour from the Crown, nor any applause ref Used to sign this apology, front the people, can more than adequately reward. justified him, comMenting , Ills br a cot is reply, totally disclaimed any pecu- clergyman's iterating the ' rite merit attaching to himself, but attributed it, un- protection of his cloth 'der a Divine Providence, to the perseverance of the dreetp pp, in Witt& the' nation, the wisdom of his Majesty's Councils, the Aribiltellhi 'eipiestinni . care *lnd attentieh of his Royal . 11ighness the Com- I elinla Weis . ' tiiiirfuit ;' bbt . 'minder in Chief, and .the brave co-operating e'er- • aptsiogy 4 yratiktiiit' accepted lions of his fellows in arms, so many of whom he ,' in thtrettftsheisma; -- felt highly grati fi ed in seeing surrounding him upon I . Laird •itit.erteeloiest this occasion ; and above all, be said he had the ho- ! thertrattistirtaf to hi - iits hour of Commending an army of Englishmen who : tress quarrel, Abet one lost not an atom of.lbe spirit; of 'their country, mid 1 the issue of the trial Ass,. behaved as Eugliihmen should dO. : I which' Would leave eaili pakry, -...-cos( The Losii khyoa, in proposing the toast of I. wished the parties - could* be reconciled; and, upon his Msjesty's Ministers, took the opportunity of 'their Counsel conferring With them, it was agreed to Baying— !, withdraw W Jui-ot: .. Hit tasidshiP 'expressed .:his , On this occasion it .will be almost superfluous to „holies, that this measure Avonld lead' ihicktyk, return compliment them in woad, : the presence of *the s to-their habits. of good neighhearhoso 4e lsi o re f i Duke. of Wellington is . itself a panegyric . on their; he. trustetWbOth" matt of good Charities. conduct ; they, wisely appreciated his character, •and In Aitiitaillii ai.fireilds. • . • . ..-: •-. -__.:f t , '" lividly trusted .the best military energies of-_the nay :" : -vim also V. cLanlatuati: . :. . - lion to his uncootrouled.direetioss. By this and si- This, was ass. lutormation .- for not' hoisting the' miler measures • they lava steadily wsitisted-the great yellow. flag,. tb• -Defendant's vessel being liable' td consmon caste; and amidst-the tutitatapled success.quarantine..- It iris agreed 'that a verdict shoold. he *MO. has attended their Ministry; they have • the taken against him •: for 'one penalty, •the .Dafatadaat' candour to disclaim as-presumptuous the attributing . thrimitagaimself oipon the merayrof the Court: ' • .. . • to any man, areet of men, the ausPicious termina- 1 • . I - trig Imo v. XICMAEL DAVIS. s tint+ of the late arduous contest. • Such liberality The area an indictment *phis: the :tat, 40. G. 3. -of sentiment and conduct at once advances their_ e . . /211..=4..36; 'for unlawfully receiving from the own merit! and benefits their country; by promoting agents df price-money arising from the capture of. a spirit Of conciliation -,throogh all ranks and par- Bourbon . the sumWf 641. 7s: ed. due to •Pitts. Hellen ties in the . fstate :. and I .must •request hisAlajes. get and George Comforth; of • tke Sirive,, .and., ty's Mittisteretofaecept , our grateful thanks for the .--,-- Duggan, artist flaisoneble, for' their abates of glorious, and we' trust permanent peace, , Which this such prize. moneyittiteDefendant not being a• person i cs'untry has lately obtained, and . ivivich 'we attri- duly licensed to receive the same andet •the above'l bate in an eminent degree• to their ability in negocia- Act, nor the 'parent, child, .or brother art Abe , said born, as well. as .to their energy 'ln conducting the ' seamen. . w3r. The-Defendant had. before' applied to. the Court, - lig M: ' Mr. .*i;gr 1, ' off the ti the The Karl of Lteettroot., - in the name of his a. Iby _ Amphell, , to put . —riel, • upon jetty's blinistets,.'matie a most eloquent reply, in 1 absence of testithooy which Lord Eltenborough did a kith •ho paid , the highest eomplitrients to the Dtike not thilik.iikely to • meet the tharee; and Mr. , Gor. of Wetlingeffir, Whose succesies had far outstripped , ney stated, that the Defenditot, who had been eon: alt boom oxpeetatict. His Lordship taid; . his Ma. fined in the. King's Bench - prisen, , had that miiniog jest) 's Ministers-had to he grateful for the ettefidence offered him a brief its forma pauperis. The Learn. whiekload Ina- placed •in them, and attfibtrted the .ed Counsel otdydeclined to , take it from the short. gloriosa *restate. of the late Ordain* contest to the ness of•time.giveo.him to.prepare himself :• if if had steady.persereisette of the natiotr,"invongst. whom ' been presented to hint in.duW - time, the Defendant's none stood neer trottspicoons• then the 'citizens Of poverty woult&have presented no •intpedintent to the Louden. , , ' ' procureateot of Atr•Guivey's assistance,` or that•or Lard RibirtOrt returned thanks in the name of : any other:Gentlemass .4( :Abe Bar. The DereilleM the Admirals and the Naval Heroes ; - end Lord Bn. wee nowt' theeelote,..rodoced to defend hitnielf ii suroos - in the name of the Army in the Peninsula: proton.: '•• ~ . ..; , . : • . I The. City had to regret the absence •of the Marquis, The • ATTOonelt.Geniallikk% *el 'that' if. the D. Wellesley, who is atritaniagettfor the benefit of his foolooShonipropoundodAltroobf of. his innocence ‘, hit health. wield. bilesetaken openehishoeWt to pet oft liti 4 C l l Towards the close of the evening a temporary Tim. triok=theis prormodsidi atielt.it , eppeared ~. staircase was opened from the rileries into the body 1 theliefendant had inson:4 licensed spoilt for . thrite of the .fialli by which the Ladies -descended - . and ' years,..(rore the 6th. of April, 1810; during *IWO; passed round the whole of the . tables on the bust,. tinto.henseeeitted-the orders .for prisemoney i'll goes. joie, and every. one had the -hoover of-shaking thew; audit was praised that meow orders+ Wertf - al.l hands with the introortai . fikrosmd- theßoyal Dukes, war mode matte to * licienoed,Agessi..er *Of; and some -of theltainget ones were Waled ••liy WS and that' he. indorsing them, thity-wereloarib4o4o Grace. . bearer like a bill of exchange. - The •Disfendint v him. - Near seven hundred' Lediesere•fn the pillories, sail received the money in, querstiots after - bra licence most superbly dressed, and /anemia .thean we. notireds had. expired - , and-paid the Peek. in. the Prixe.agent's the females of the.tord •Chaticellor's family, Lady Office, Me. Skene, two- guineas, as a commission Eliettberoogb and - her •danghters, •tlist tidy of the fordin.trouble lie tadveteivedribithebusiness.t • The! Speaker of the House - of. Commoner: Lady. Elisabeth Defendant contoodedi .that warts 'being received' Whitbread, and many. _other . LOW of rank-Shutt •by .bin during the iorcennd waiestoseeof. his licence, fatshion.. .. • . • they, were 'nee eel i and foldibeasose it 'had - expired ; The decoradaos oflitallattOtwenteeviy shoilarto , • and Lord Ellenborough bold that this - case wait, those at the late entertainment give to his. Refit 1 therefore, - not wititlivehirlitt: ''. • ' - liiihness 'the Prince .Regent.ansi ,tiim-Amperee of - • The Avrottxxv.Gititaii.laietained that thevery 11 : 4 " 64441 Hie 'Llstr,f Preilliatelluedliffirth4SOCWlehject. of. the Admisolty was, that the moment ante :ion more tables. were 'pletietf•One - illie hestingiata of their licensed se tts miecenducted . himself, tkeye the company ..Were storseminettler iette botirot•the'l abriuld.ha'ie eittiterltp,to•rettoke ter refewhis li ~ * Hall than at thatlime; 'nor weilithiolfwgreat. a dial.• . and alTered to saki the Defendant Count play of plate,. ; the City . plataiLlittlii..4l* &tension.: publie expinit to argue the point, if his Li p house beitig.thos only plate used . which Worded- Alf... would save it. • . ~ - • _ t; Ss i • Solent for fite'epper =tables, - and the ramiditcle - e'wore. • - Lea Eiiiesonocon colidd not do ibis endoe.hin served with elegant British chime,. Rio - persereset on.. present impression, uolees-ibp,Defendane woOldeettei , der the canopy/of 4lse ffh#otsst, rondlttePtittie . Wish*, sent." to a epeeist verdicte. ise,. iltinroorry•theap4ellit on which the Prince Regent,. the Emperor, and r.were so negligently drawn ;.but but a receiver mi . Kong satin wove 4visetl on' i ptittfdrm, anti *Omitted 1. vouch w greet-fleet "if i‘. teinot,quetar'fifili . .- iliolsi . ' .. empty the - whote evening.' At the batk of tlieltfironit 1 filth of!thostorders hetet peldj end ii•*eitittisttl i . voie pfocedonst glum ; - containing neatly , : ,60: square•l•much to say, that if he did not being ttetti to* ', t fbet, of , British . manufacture , ' obi& had, .4. meet I the•three years , of - ;his . 'tkiitiekiliet•ieere ' 'not 0 j britutifni effect, by affording-tate appearamseof-tweeknullitittaf - but he littelialltor nio tie itedietediti an in.,' 11014 *Ft . tpleadidly • pted tip.; Aso . ,i,, _being of , Ibinsedcperson. If 0 the IDefebdiiit *Ore convicieg I lateutu took* . hi - eei7 spelt .ftenelv Ka lye— „ -1......,... .1 i Corporation of Londe* open this tools the opportunity of iivitintafiesy , persoef eel* .- rot irtainment who had. been .in Asp. war yeelestl4B the votes of Parliansentifoe theirwerviceet " see or land, es , well as. those that tattiketakii noticed io votes of thanks sadtgivee thoireoloofro swords, boxes, or other.vansardef in addkilme %hich were • the relatioersood 'those Abet Bested with thoi Duke of Vailhigtehi 'hits' p'iSTAll...‘l4 -._ faTTI 1 ............... Wivjoi mosey aelitiont toatalipi.3lll &mends upon tlmai 4100 41 _ 4 ,.. ~ , , 'AO* , PIO aottricf7l4l litifitirit '4 , _ ......,_ . ,is !*600*,..... o.tilo*Rtlean c e 0 . hob j d Mika . . Nit imWiti , l-0 1 / a fdrd i 04 V I"Pieilk.litiatit s . Of, :44 - 014. , &it-N.196W ,10- 40$ ~., itilitittircoatitits at 044/415,. toscciPt, Spitsby, and Wlldibtittwith juti:ineni lip alif three latter,.townit), bid'ageuePeivt► tbeiroarn iir.Obillst 13 ahem towns i Itaiti; it is v mitt . bad Mt Pligt .to ihe •4ioudt of 1 ► . , faitipz-P6t AiivarmoN.—The Nitwit) 1 . g sa 4 .ittaatatt 01 the Bill now before the Atuuse or Lo'rilsi as. alasaded by the Committee .:*, 'Notice to W iivoltritilsco tile aspiration of 'intik)* of inocutaiion by the practitioner • sad also by, the parents of afilld: 1 resio td:. .prietianiir . to live cerrittr lite ' Where terve. tion,Abottealed;; notice to inieStivti onitiettylk4ii tinor ;. persons sotto hi ggpoaad ander looculefiist s r *stacked swish naturol , stoatl-por to•be le , ipLinto i lsospostappropelatosifor the este thereof, . . ;,..no-ctsuFah.ersrders,.oversetr, • Bsci of poor,'lo ,orthec skay person. receiving pstoish' relief to be loot s . latest ...pith suallies; Aor ,esosisal person lis act ht. des sees order, , , . . . . , ... 'OW* , 1 many others, both naval andfritilliery,..whe they had not boom noticed by•nanwrhad ref well of afire's..All for , the seesiassahey. ' formed... • . The votes of Parliament end die' proceedings the Court of Common Commel , were sone Gum the year 1792 to the present 'thee., uantec %ere severally selactedlor the purpose, . Aur., * ••• e. •• • - 4 t '. r.• P 4.r .• . , _• . peicit 44,ii • • , s , was ' • 'Pr 44C9,1 0 r a Sla b ' 014 I satgeon ju t fthe 1 1 71/ 65 . , fig/ 0 eqt,LAYAMIPIP)4 I ( filor 4 r e k ti k e: * (l 4 o 7.fri l P tot , 44 t r iiihrittr pi mt a ,pAptma in (16 * . ' ;-4) NIPP.._IIIII. )4 two hl~ iAller -44 1 1•1• 1 ‘ ‘9 ,1 4 1 d *MON le° jo t- pad 19fig knows' , min ~, fr ,,,,,4 1 , 404,, it he . began 0f,349..Tr0wei -"tinf.: l ),lo 4l #4 9rl bo.,gmniguitblevalo.„llllo,l and Ilfi l l4a'„sw.re. • rownst l il • that the .P.latntift wee . , a lying ~..tarlndling : rascal; and -that If 4045.V/ink-I wort . t5f, 1 00, OM, .0 .1 0:$! _40141. gq ~to Fula; .llntti. if tbo.farigy were Opt, aril d i with Isls •,ssilsti•lir s s friend' of h . ii, Captain . compbolf,.. p •Portantootta p , woold'Cortaboreto ills!• . feet •* Ilea •f t ho,Piaiatiff was•-. 1 • . . ... -- .44rinvi . ti Her, • 'f , : a - savage disposition; Mies •1 1 1'ini5 worth ;', property, belied l v--- • al till % lt fil0Z11 , 11i:.. • which, consisted - by that -Captain'NO Bilortiers hale contributed more MiliA447 ibi s . ,Mice W. ~&•N to destterff sots-neat hippinewSihte tome witlehl i r g I li !Ps tho-orniage, 1:10 6 r9 aoratton tet i st ri t il tr dr i ll i l f aPedlin are ,t ' . ' ltat., elll ter d e r 14.1.11.1 " . ..09ot .day; 144. in *bai been•tulittod. by disease, a frau . voila: of.:4:101levIV Willwilliti r :Mid lg. . peevishly requisite. ' - er' 1 .... raiiih , t op t. Twentrimint ha ve we devoted our praniertos;". ...yaw ls , firrrernr• , ..) • treatnibpS st the sostewing disorient, and the yeesillisfol• remit of . . ii trilajtot r otor plod gist& imaddillinal ardour to 'npoollr,:.O11 - for Iss We ate , . pr,, . i s us. 1,01% tap sot tluisse. t. . i en i mplainissresh . leh are - the rot he. , c,,r 0 1; -efer ilt• ; _hit , Witi o o.4oo 1 1 ' . im l . tt;r l irArt e clit lfe • tr u l ir4 l.7 " "'` s k 1.) °every rribc 1,4 w avt Sueseonsare farmed ped,,liediTO i iit i rliptiClA, - , to- the i il, Mal, a' an end) , litried at practice, to rescue hutitidonis . • dkins.....-.itagetwe i yeera, . oro, i bak4irove : t p r0:44,17 ;17, „ c:..0:: v e r to i r . _ M ts.or.thereptally dungen* were statistic 604 ispleined - i am, beNre h 0 0,110:;1*- ' The'lli l alrder. NV the Ivrea! which., we haae devoted our oi. oeived as a suitor. They eito adrtod that the D 0..• .armies ettniiktiltrevrty tAtes les of Venereal ilifectisso I all kit* of gebility,• whet her arises% from the Merits of snitisul-Insysclif, Pendant COIIIISDIWICWIC t SIit to none but inti- the enduigenrimi of Mature, Nee ; *JIM denuitratent of the . mite :trieiiiiii ot t to .fa d : Was contideredias -tem in women *Mettle inib , d S stitnness oi. Sterility ; &solid Colifidentiit;lttit - • ....!/. ' . ,. . ~ -,Weallwess,ll.llww, Oasintrattas in Mr Urethra; as also *wk .: zit whether &cent or of , long der/slim, and which lithe , Lord gi-LE;isoitottoe''llthaiht .the . i _ t ,tke i llnaiptiiti Atbe skill of - other prstetiourrs, ere bt our precept ia. Ought not to be nansUited upon this evsgoaco, A mpl k t..,plonild plait of treutnieut• effertostll r and perrinuseatly cured, AILS enough to AO 6).0e jury, wliether4llo:occasiop ,iliarrauted the . communication, and ,witetitar,tt pool 4lie hum e bona, de in' the diaoharge of a friendly f i ll e,r, Ai r ,this metropolis, numerous *Acldusly so as' to beep:, character ortnalicpt• .;•• • . t allY s. .: Mr. TOPPING then reseed the jig for the.l)o. , It tise indant, and conk!. r. Trownseill lythp, proving ri nd 'that the communication, whiCh was originally: mutt. , to ; him before heesent•fpu.the Laity's family, we; En tire- IY confidential, rnt od . .. , • Lord ELLT.Nsonoontt- held, that . the law. -threw i iiw ircitt i ot i re ro risizi l o c te r ring *ke i t sc i risel:to tog pain and alann r eatiTte. In tie r 4 .1 . 1 ,,7%.::.7.:??'„`,17%:: caws of strictures have been mid :ire under our care, the tom! eradication of • which is elected a safe, eertain.-mid expedttious mode to' (vie, sape /we to at Y ty ether •yet adopted. Ilse weakness, Fria snail. and des it t , b trocerdis t ig frons•t d his complaint, nee speedily removed, Where thr a ds i rilit r y es im Ar s e f:; -1 = i s ea 4,`1 4 1'7, h er ~,''''' Bat !femme in our restorative remedies' is intlispenutt ' il u i re.= to revive the slumbering spat ks of life, uod to reminvimi* , .. i constitution. _ . , , Nunwrour Disenses are the result of ignorance nr haste 6 . 4 around f t it s pr 0 t eoep tioj) I A O ' il l! , riontift ,was : yeomen, fsl' 11 simper Gonoribea. and ii WA 101.a1g411/#llill3/ 'fiirt, pens Alt Mir seeds of life are poooirw.t by co. itstl6crelitatiesit Apt:suited. . - *. 1 , -;...„ ,•.. ! haguarded Inter., By a superior meshed star') CIVII • :The ' witness,- Miss Age . 1 14 . ! ( Ting .40 41441 4 0. easily cured 4 and even where others have failed, wt ma • ter eerier she,ha 4 vic i gerik t , the 1p y ill AIM OW ; o eft we F tn ew ay crone to ail. a rilodical ses r resesti i iiilishmo I. • • ' ibis the speaking. of the'. words, to retreat er .T 14 114 r disorder, com e p v ii e t r ;d n o re it i ts te tk c e calaini c tou' Hu s P si te tu a a ri titi dig or ib iss , w i lsn o Iftltll there , -Mt. TORpfiro . objot t ed to this.* f from:on notatvoce I li• i o a xe._iery r i te, or the peetr.sieet u nsetisli hg; the . letter no t btu% written iieediftely after:, i ta,,1 4 : 1 :7: 1 1.„144,„..' acquir e :X pe s f r '„ ic "; l o 4 ; l ,, b h ,: h 'l,,,.": 'W i t: 4 l: w " wards, as a 'mere aepo . 4or, fort rlpse lords, but as sullieppy wirer broodsever hi, Myers , het ottefililly voseesis a free teoOrt:iif thtm fora ',m (grogp, ; 0 d ui nro„, bilk astsironuom• to sivy.beiontovoomootion t",w kits to S e tass, ••• i -.•Po" - that altlissiteb it b s in a( &eh, or irseemaisuy wit - omelet sent - ection. . • ' :.s• :t - practitioners. the reerwrid Of these stealelenties by the gradual .. • Lord Eli bi iou' a ir all ~ iiipp. t o , ' d o nt iki / progress of ernovawitss. 46 Ad' Weiletrewrriit of fair experitore. proctedin ii iii i s i d; oi, aeon i l f c i . i ) ; - L ea l I f tae rots oCaerfliiipor-Vioos hart br i imp to sedate neekt i vegour, much wpm' will be prevented by alb early eassider. gl o w i gAd i 4,4 f Id s was apt mg y .oii *moor rniporlieni ) *ethos of this lurid Mir , . oaltla these mars ail wad 414 f ulOg but Weevily prealtfill4 red pf proviog words. oui str ol l.. • .-t • t. o .0. . Mfr. led Wawa. Viltwkseil &Wet' beds tiklappokimd MUM* e a prow lons of a famityr.sual . beuesodeds Altai toiwilit ivtallogit each **Lis are eutabk•byiustitlitisl still: ' . .i Pitiless is tot Cowry skit" reqwevwll to mai the' paiilive iars of their rot e% oat,. ovoliwoutrifot lktue, rrw4wriwir 41 Hoot Kok for Advice otql =my mail the mew win h e torwerdell tnewy 0101 of thilli 1 Thevotreey.abitii* *di emewtiat to *eV undertaking, * and the qvalisivatioolovhich-Weirav?esestroott.l s MN. funs the bmie of our pretensions, and in esitacideuco with seek this,imisatias is given; OM Mewl. Carte and Co. may be coamoted by popeasto of either 'eV with or greatest , retie> , and b after, at their hew, N0t..107, 0 - Hottomigarilea.- , • . (ilifitalg modiCe'. Setigetee t No. 10 7: gattgaqsardea. ~~~~i~ • •' : . 741,111100-• ---..• Oatitiiiii4. 44-F4.4._ i. .. . ( IrIURI"' Tall • 14111CeIN . M0R . 64 . . 5.. . . We-hilro fallen upon the !nett toldilibitrielorann. semis' and pecuniary distress that hiitvlt iliaityl yeareirove)bontnownsin this paitr.lo 'the iiiig&iii:' Public credit and confidence titant'litisik • shaken' iii their very •fonsidation; by the 'Maki; gli tot %lit`' days, •by sense' of the most ; constlikaibid'idtaltiiiiß hoses in .Lissunlisshire, and in salsa titbit countidel 'ateneeted with the firms In'thils3 l Tie* stoppageof clonally's' , of , .Ihilnard, and Sheittii 'it 'Roston, wo• risehtioned in our , list Paper ; in' Tuesday's Londol Graraftasericisiet. the • bankruptcy 'of *ours. Sheath iiiiNsivird lad( Cr similar sotifiCation • 'with' respect to Messrs. • Bavoard .is ekpeoted to et:inter: These . failures,: theimrisediate cause of most severe distress, are yet more calamitously till lh'ttie extensive ruin brosight* Ori by ,lien in districts to which the alarm they occasioned her - spread. The great banking establishment oc. Relish-it and .Soh, in '. this. to4Lis' (gtaniford) shut up, aftes,ashour and a hair . ran, to the. utter is ati naxemlnt ' of. every, body; and cent sill, that:Of „ esscs. Edwards and. harper, at.Stam. tort. I. Lk*ngham, also: stapled- payment. The biiik t e ' ilyile.irs t 600 4 awl ,VOlo,.: At: A i eicester, • filledin riii . 7.; str4.that„of . .l49lofo. &Heim, ion, lind f;is, 4,p 4 00...0 9 ygridnesday.,.. QC course great aliiiiihis ' ti;e4itesi in Zig elt these places., • , . . •In •he, i whichgove.tlirth- to. this distress, 1 •thiextent 61. Ili visitation, it it hoped, is ascertain s i. 1 It __, 'l'o6. AA thst imtlis.at,Bostaa, . eAcept, ilartard's and StiNtit'til .atilinetv4 to pay on Thprsday morning. .:(dnd Have vislalkox content stopped pay mentl: Abe sun seemed-7f%; sßi;ite:slays, co. - hasei subsided ,there,: wand the mos t l i t i qpectshie t ,porsons and . opeleht traders ibr that t 0 10,7 ,...0 1 . 1 0 4.,1at Siding ,, Itorsoaxtle, ',Louth, r .. had, come ,forsresd ~anti ex. imiXed t vletinn of the stability a nd. esperwi r liiity oft kilt 'Bo l ol3inks v i a.-111poso. klaalle - , to : 0 1 0 06 .20 - i 4 . Alfilri• 4 - %Arks, ; 1 41 ,c‘! , ► it: do 14 aniro lvitcf;i4l., ;lA,. leirt.lN. iity pc 0090,' toe,; - Aft,.;?!.6,14t10:1 Snit,)!, -• olts iiiiVi Co. of ` i le,!Pfli.P. , spock• Yi!nopy, ,, ,o.cv• ' - 1 10.4 PrQPINO - -of 1 I~ fit. .~.r ". - _ t, MATILIMONIAL FELICITY.. ' . MESSRS. GOSS sod Co. as reviler. Members et the Royal College of Stwitettat fin London.. hare zeds- Inusly devoted their otrention for florins* 17 veins to the study of those I)isorders which so &Swig-nay pinball-1., mid too often prmvera. that it.Cstitaahle Fetitity.. The toativ applicant's they have hitherto received tom persons ref dielirst distinction, and the nitiform racer's atter,ding their sit-. perier triode of treatment in such comfiloiets, blo• e them ihmk pohlicry, oFertheir assktanee, OOPS of debility or deo+ heieney. vitether. resulting froth th too frequency nf spirticis; in the 'Maitre of fashionable *life, the tothounkd indul gence of libertinista. (14` , 4 Wenn 048941/111' NA iii, whith weakens' the enerivi of• thr. snug,. nail destroys' the d )tert.oft youth, byu - prOdUcing , ifterility its thewne sex, and imixolehee As the other, they've - ora safeand perMalleatenre: these who, fro* eninplainai•new pt/aented' ea.! teeing into the sao:rrieti stitte,,aad tudtataeitio teek.iteliefOirood twee their In fi rmities, silence, it must he consoling to ig nore, however ditlieult tor Moffett./d the cure may he Osent:ll br other Practitioners,. tbia 44 4 tenovatingstad Wiettleil• they play . hY resttertlia a snood an& vir it tout enlist ita A ‘Ceitnin Ihstirder; frequently contracted in, a oto mint of ieglibelrti.4., and eatery spetiesof Veneeral• Infeth iost, by and Lever-ratline to ~ treatmem, is speedily-mid ra-• ill▪ ishlly reitioved, %About restraint its '11,4 or exercise t a/salsa, STIIICTU RAS , of' the Urethra and Clovis. w high they are eantsied to core inn short period, without bovine reetninielal the painfully dinfAtriblitS Creel,. of the caustic) .referroces Which cod he given to sever& gentlemen or nigh respecuTbitili,, 'win, have been cured-in a Very period, after hiving la- , booted wider strictures for strawy years. *To 'Married Females. whose expectations of thaw .tender pledges of %connubial happiness have been defeated, it may M.o . he, is pleadog reflection to know, it st by a o roper-perseveianea in,their remedies, the general health ritiorated, sad the Mt., pediments removed. • Messrs. Goss and Co. eaciusively profs-slog the cure of these purticply is order that they may Dot he moue& bra mistalten few, with•the obloquy so justly moulted to the igaorani impirie • thint it but justice to throe:elves to states, ' that they have ht:enroperly eduented anti. initiated into . every •Aranell of the Profesnitlii. (reettlkatti of which, from oraritent knoPitais. and test' $$ flints front the 'highest professional mains mitteti, they hove by convince tiny erquirer). That a resitteoco er . . . .. 1 ~ ~ .. 'I . id ;mpi;y;4l - oelendesst ineitisFotErar( O d ar,: it it it!! dogy, and Gerd Ellia . hertaigis *Oa tell I,sidtfor. hliiiiMid ! for ling upon the . ,lindiriesicy isf.a fie wit soo r iou i le j owls* , ,wit , he word itetloi the 'Old. abre4d.- (a 4.4 Mollit t artypaafi t th, A"otia spangy was of priziwnts4 Wso " ..bi 4 ;ar°P, e'Defsaaf* ilia made to at ttimpbell wee 004y,p l forrabotate to idea of the )0:00 is town tisea v preparitog,fi fill It lei unde stood that was to be calelsralad the .. ilea ciltted Ghetto( `Aikuhtieeti , etteceof stheioltopfle,,ffie w,l tatt l es opt, , 'ride, to,) iniOtile4 . 9 L 1 time leeiiial l 4os AlligrdariPoOs* ie asuldilaatual irritation iq take plaie till a !elk ,erter the t dv I coil* not *lp anticipating s: e& Pima 'their cross -eumi,atioi Ai 'olle of nominal damages admitted chit pl c s , lit heAra paitri_te his Owe costs. lie Plaintifre:dieidyantagetiro , years : bs being or , iteenseor p enum , sr t uro . rjereftuast were' convicte,F . Auftico - hi ; of . mitiri -. l • :petcoci .. ita - . 0 . 04 . 0 . i) - $ . 04 -• iiil . 44.. . 0t antes , rz y r 17e he t n iv ii e p onytnel hets e n i ny ei rort lrrer s t orm Tb:Lt: w rrineot iw w rhele H*ll44 , the jugment might be atteitede:; The Act says— si e ,t o 7.d ; o i k , 4 4: p i.,„ i i ed . 44 ,i 4 , 0 , 4 ,,,,„;,,„ r i i k oth# pat% etnhaittesis them -to r e vert , Ault -their reearriew- - 144 'Monk shalt' not , be laweillifor• tin person to rb.... . in. p i ii , jl , : iniiirtg beet: ednlird to dioeti t es already enunis!rat l e , d,.ibey e bll .: wire Uri of the. i ticitss of the &ho s es * *lionAnt I Is oecatiouTceive' air hails,' Pafi 'Oblire''"ic 4 ' l 7i'and betl4 ,q . mint,- end ggio send . them ' in * any of theio , notpkte• sl ,•l; l 4iti e i r irt g le er A t4 .4 oral l i t f i e m I. s i e tmd t r is r t zoin ra r r: hi ur e tita: r nne t t omp: / 011 " 1 "tile" 4 ". 1 dP7iVdtre 14 " 1 , 3414 0 4 a1hi11te lo' *IVY seaman , .bellithi . liii4 f ( Or 'Bs;ik o f • E d itf ao 4 :or .o; i rr , plot -, t r url h ee , iha t hav:itic hivd oPitortnuities, in iheir protesetim3l ~A . ' ..Sieett hi i ftlt V ° """ te°l " t 64 1111" .. ie : 61ci " 41*fiv-vii I• • The hs*i , c4ll'. : me . :lohnson and F a te '•'... Of :=4:,* ( 44. l.° 47 4 sr a lt;::: *in" r4 le on ft ." ,i ii:: "4 „l; a tO i te " ni e c rle i : 1 issithErht..tuard tiolif - oChis.ollitjestyi shi Os, tte:undei any tee , ._ _,_..._, . _ , ,„ 1 _ , . on ._ _ . i r , ift :t it f, N,,oriiiii.es .r im.r4i z r t ; Iwo ti j• wee,. n.140141(04 themselves orders ir hereinbefore mentioned, other than, it nd . -, 7".19 1 .'",..• 1 %99 ....J. or *on, rat 4 : .lita ria s ! titieWeadeliveinv tint indwed theta In ;gait the practice of INC ' Oetionfretid'' :except persons who'sfieff lie . anly liConsid in the; marl- 1 nroystoe, contimse. r .ta...p44.44„igkit. Is hoped the i general -practitioner : and they pre.aine ti•eir pretem.int.F• row' • daltible tie' . naillt4reihifteo•unitirlkisid fbilluit pni:viiie_i pros 1 .1 1 "hhe Mniex 1 1 10. 1. !,,cppiplik.14s0p.t. 1 .4?prelelidi, ; szi i ts u tf t A e f v ntr ai e e tszsd ili f:rctlie . unpreertirosted trasi.B.lHire wriob ~ „.„ ~ - . it l i '64‘V CV*, fix' bb. „ hems mi hilt rittly hoot.iiiseti. Wet* toss. always, that nothing hirittaeiitatnea i sinatteet , okr. ~ . 44 L ,411 • ....,_.,,.. r.•.. ' ) ii ‘,.. .. ' . • - • - I 11 , ..M.411,:iii•iny'dnoiry P :11 e letttlegt'd to Flat, the itlirticula r, ' S re irr all4l'l bl i tibil li ki 4t4h4llll.l(l 9 l - il art 167 dial ' . a Vl.!' of-pr,•t i llifflibigoolikiltion:.wis pub- ~.„I.,brir_e a se% age. akcl manner or liiin g . rralirci+i g a remits:awe It igihoegiotate ft iiin givin i t , s iapia de ve to relsive„at i ir I • j t ! gp s i t , t :b i 41. 4 .. .k ,,, tjuntero :"...46, V 'asps . Bel. I.t w Oidi t ait t l li n l i tti ly .fli tai ed ri t i 'h7 h , e lsjdZi jn e.: l 7ediett It ii I be gi g d est i,,, g ia,.. pef, p yi ze J t io, g ioyokt 14561 tildfrei, Mr sn, tht _ 'IIN.„ ..1 in,1 . ,,,9d `Ill!' aelliffliltlYillt #l4PoltfillkY. ad; infoinf lbw': .r enumiteti at their tionee'd.iile (personall%; a i r ee b u y i l . t et f :: I- . had Mai . sot* In WY ailed fltiedki Tilciailii; (04* Ilg - ) I jcv tlis i t.,tilex Tittelml to ,resssepn,tkeis•paymealik 4 61 4 7 Ityl . pittitott-ef !liner 'sea, with reererit, tirlse•sc!' • -4 r !=.,,.. . that is 'tbeo:;:'plirtint I di tea k tl,OfihirX,:iiT - 11 rte.m ei Lf 6 K , S r l'ekii l OF:n l V l llPtirrA lol o l.4,46 4 b ' ' ' ' ' .' 1% . . glaseoes,l3, Bouvert.-ort:el, Fteet-str;et. reedifigi af" of' ice's' iteintelli' Ati: t _ . 9 . :" N t h .1 1 4104:401 .tilf if o 4 ,461 1 / 4 ,l4o4,4d,.itogovame..dogreev misdated. pohlk : f., . . . .. ~ „ • • ....,,, IL .I' no throso negative that the Deilhndlint'iiiS - a f I• .. ..or , „tptt,seer; ' qtittApm TA*, white pp4itnterecdr4 Sy 0 man 010110 - . ri and the* an;. IA that fact could 'elk be Iniettroa Ito, hte, i notse-, ,it s--" Messrs. Bells*" altd•.i slefr.had an a n.• i. l Cf. .-:. ed and l'n'.litsheti by 1) imvi...t.s.. at t.ir Min t tired from the Chrisiteti. Snide Micittliciteidrat mite pected disappointment 111 not a ,apply a ' • MAR . err,. 11. blis Pled—heel. • . ... . . Alt , . • ' •.11 . ~ . ' T