The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

Jib* ,a 0 ••• ..••*;• ~••• - A -,i4vird • r, r 7 771 ' -Z ."' • •`*•. .~; t" X, ' . . gate-street.-A very handsome-bust of the King ewe: ' • • POLICE:. : • • • o f the Lottery ; 'gloom him 3s. foy which fie was to ~.. closed with a wreath of laurel fat top, in the clouds, 1., : . • . . • • • '• •' ' dentin that clef; rind also from'33oo lis l l4oo. .." Sa l t an Imperial Crown, surrounded with rays, under- ..iga w ,,i fi nne .. ,- 7 6The issolog of the notiCes frets • I p ay her 3gs• if any number from 1600 to 1700: were any of the namberimere drawn. ", , ---: , • ~ neatly a string of roses held at each end by a cherub , i thi a liitt c! , and by. the Lpftts MAVIS, had the desired . „,.. , L „,,,,.. ?a ii; chief clerk to the,Littery de. underneath " Loag live the King." . .I effect lA'ronst pales of the tosit‘ . .ko prevent the die- 17' 77 4 Mr...MELLisn, M. P. for Middlesex, bad the iron : charge oTitre-arms and 'fire-Merkel btu at Somerifeit;lir ri fae men , ;proved that the Prisoner was not Reposed ~g ss sell kickets.iii sheres for the :Stoma Listtell'S‘ gate to his prendsea, facing the City of, ~ la ma " i house the Mob was as riotens ea retie with • Tavern, most brilliantly iguminsted ; the lofty arch ' nuisances, where persons came from all party to joins both,(tt ellir 7the contingencies of the yaw 1813. was bordered round with a festoon of amber-colour- ! in the disorders that are committed thdlel. t hithe chief agent in carrying ed lamps; in the centre of the arch there was a star . siding as far off as Kensington and ttie. g o the re . , .Tha . Prisoner , in hisdefence, said, that the (paha Ci ty R oa d Witness agents m stns ' ;on Masai insuiincas ; she had been bribed to swear of the brightest radiance, which shone with many have been apprehended and brought to the Office. colours, underneath a festoon of variegated lamM• Mr. BIRNIE sac at the Office till. past 12 o'clock against.hint • ; she was to be . paid 51. by the Secretary. PRIMO, STEAINS, and Macxxszti, lifiholders, on 'Tuesday night, convicting the offenders. , Two of the Lottery. Pipartment, and she' had tient, him Brydges-street, Covent-garden, displayed three well-known thieves were found among them, by th e word that morning • she woold-not appear to take a transparencies ;on the right, the fi gure of Commerc e, Limhcricks , who were brought to tie Of fi ce, and false oath If he would give her 201.; he had not the with an olive-branch in her hand, seated on a bale, committed. . haat i. of goods, corded ep, and the British Lion couc , A young woman , of genteel appeanince, money, and.supposedhe must be _unjustly impritions ` 411 ' 11 •••Vir ed, as . he tad riot bO.Bl pt the . Robin Hood the day that tees hiintiohed ; fie, therefore, had only to at her feet, the sea appearing in the back groundc h arged by a gen. , breaght to the Office by,Salmori, covered with ships; on the left, a white tablet, en- t k man of rank and fashion ' with feloniously stealing 1 Ille i n i4 w e lti , vir es ii iie t l is t yo!ltititailte;eletnenCL,ofte Magistrates. (agate Olaf, sam o ttgAM) *ill, ,he circled with laurel; in the centre, the Imperial from his person.* gold watch, of the value of Mtge's- .. Crown of England, and round the motto, " .May neat, gold chain and seals, • thq arts of Peace be cultivated." In the centre, a siusre, on Monday night. ~ .. , the Ad of Parliament empowered. , them for tea In tiny-bill, pirkOlery. s .....and his . brother M . tae bad. consulted together.. merchant-ship, in full sail ;• and over it, ou a white , The Prisoner stated, in .her i t a i nnen , egg 'ahn.lnes offence of this Hotness,. to imprison far Ma mon ths, ribbon, the words, " May Commerce Nourish ;" the the Prosecntor on Monday night, the ' he ac- bat not .for less thin one r they tied made up their sea 1 oked brilliant, the ship was particularly well coated her in 13erkeleyesqoare; professed himself to minds that the Prisoner oug ht to be confined three I C Idb" h'fi I'd •die was decant.' executed, and the whole was chaste and pretty. •be extremely struck witk the elegance of fier person, ' r o Stba b 0 at -e a p rison. • Mr. BENTLEe's New Metallic Paint Warehouse, and, after some converhatide, he professed himself Itlit Y conducted. • .. Ithere• r. .. I Brydge.street, Covent- garde ". -On front of the to ; WWiaas Smith apd John Thomas, were charged . witit i very much etiarnoured . mitb het, , And entreated her 1 Start, the property of John Barret, wheelwright; • first Hoer were his Majesty's initials G. R. in ♦ very , promise to meet him agitin ; . and .its a lf, dcet. • t•s. 1 brilliant letters of large size, surmounted by the was serious, he insisted upon. her taking his lralcb , A big ' 3 'dr Rese ts t aC isd dep a seed o , a ' reh that , the Prisoner Thoonsisocaahe td issiusit Jam leave to break Prince's Plume, formed of variegated lamps, with a and as he appeared so eery sitiii* - 10 his' wild), m 7, sp ( fro cart - wheels f a shect i timellerwards the other Prisoner, festoon of small amber-coloured lamps under the took it ; and as a pledge, in fatten, she gave hitit to , g m ,id,, .earne•in ; tie lart • Thomas pat:: .. ffis; for t tl i t . 7lll. r ; bveak 'Noway eve* . ' two his she C. On the top along the' parapet was a fi ne trans- keep a valuable ring, anti agieed to meet him at Mb: the hom w as itn i m did a u ll t o u w ie itt o n: -ta AM P tif t :A u glr. Barret,. cane: parency, with the words " Mene 'rekel ;" in large time and place appointed by tilts on pod asked if they were for sale ;he answer letters, underneath ' in' two lines, which extended ing, After she had separptetf from the Prosecutor • big lo the negativ e, . Mr: Bin•e t t k c e laired to th,e t : d iteelsas his pro the whole of the front, were the words, " Isnot i but a very few yards, she wsts atticked 6y sev : eral 1 ' PeP4 4' iit 'd ibe ire7elrd n' tZe e , r lZid to n ' - dis Y beak* beloosee M . a net '4e linger.of- Providence here ?" men, who knocked her down, and took a number oft or mi t i o d b erm stolen f e l on hi m , .. ', Ho Mr.Ttionas,nesir Northemberland-ifouse,Strand.ef ' • sad were committed for indecent liberties with her person, •so that she wit' ~• . The a Prisoners, Wide ,no d epee ! -A (met display of brilliatit lamps in the form of \ senseless for a short time, and in which IMMO she i "'IA,. same Prisoners were charged ' with ilealint; on the 25. eh fell . tows; the windowi were also decorated with lost the Prosecutor'S watch ; IRA Whether „thel4lll,4lelanaarv. a cart, the property of Jeuset : Ford, tin-plate- , 'laurel,and they displayed in a conspicuous manner . 4 ker Battersea robbed her . of it, or she dropped it :out oflite.bared, , tor . . a ,e, IL hoselefteritooft of , the white cockade of Louis XVIII. , i she would not be positive. I The Prosecutor stated, that at ve o oe • •• '•'*- .; 1 •I ., k _. ; I the 25th of January, he saw his cart at hit garden gate, it - was Mr. BAiewirtr's Print-shop, in Catharine-street, ' On Tuehlay, e vening, .however, she met the ..I'W the'n of a green colour; he advertiser i i i it, and f. it unt il t e w . , ,, r;r e ealibitethetwe ;well -executed Transparencies.7-The re aki e g . 4 o i t seas rc r i e i w s a t r h d eli li t utcl a n s i n f o o t aw he i tsr b a y n4 e u i n h g e . ofne,,re th secutor agreeabli 'fo appointment, .and in the - sta stables one a whole length figure Of Britannia, bolding a i him what had happened, nt which he appeered ex ; the other the fall of the Serpent;:embleete.. --'' ;of the Prisoner, William Smith, in Howl.nul-mews, !lowland- - tridentl tremely distressed , particularly lest his family should 'erect. Tbe-rof.oueefarr h en sidj it of en th o e ct e !a irt nd h a ad no h ti e t e e n t si changer, tt to treat of the overthrow of his modern imitator Ake , know how he had lost his watch,. and charged. lido 1,1,1-.; one in the clonds, - appeared a hand waving a white lag, with having made away with it, and that he did Old 1 ; kw p roplarty; he knew it by the :a n s ee .c i e n rta n in ne the cid found at Smith's stables. pat iron work.• on which was inscribed " Occidet et Serpens et fal- believe the account' she had related. sh.' Wes Ilion this were also, The pri . seners ieade no defence, and were lax herbs verteni." The head of the Serpent bore a , consequence takewiuto custody, aud : lnietight to. the - I ."!,i n u mtit ' d or .5..!at... strong reserpblatice to the portraits of Bonaparte, Office. • , •.d+` ' ." • ~ 2 i l filat IffBOf f VlHet INIRE COW(.I' i.ofe_ F ota ~ . . and liii Iron - crown was seen falling from his bead. , ai r . B innig told hoc "the iiiient iron of - The • 40 4 1 .... e• . DEBTOItS, fla4mtiorstr, 4rstii. L.; . t. N The character of the Angel, a Spirited, figure, Is II vfg-- i the disposal of the watch was . ..se - Wif, marrelloue, .•,'' ' • r • I described by Milton : • .- that it could not be believed, Off, however, persisted. ' - • • r-slas"-- • - • " Yet half his strength he put not forth, but thee • It'd • MARY HILL 12.JOUlf 114 LL. inthe ceivectnep of liee les.teident, give a wirry MU Ili* teunder.in mid sulky ; fo r he meant . 4 __,_t „.,. .; . ~. , ' Mr. PRIN'Cit SXlVi i • f9l' tbs. Pleintiff, staled this .. , . &c. slur describe& - .-.0, Not to &stray. bat rent him nut of lleav'n." .. - • ••••• . ease in opposition to-the Defendant's petition to be .. ._ , •:: . \ berself to he a reee•anteet• . ._ i' ~,---•!. . 3 ...L,11:4_, eiscliarged out of prison ander Lord Redesdale's NORFOLK .21G.RIGUL7'URAIL SOCIiTY. , 'the Prosecutor staieflr thee he ' lia! 1 • WeI P I ‘ 5 1TW4 Act: The Plaintiff had' let the ',reread:int it" houSe in .. , :,„ .. ~, .: • . -...oesere;r• • .. • .., ~ . riet i ltad had drenk freely 9f whiff, ..end - very lip- 4...... . berland-streef , _New-rein, to comintricwteiiil . I , Afeitley sennight the Norfolk Agriculture! Secllea . lr" tety . bourahly abd rattily confessed thit.kg !eq. igd , ... March,. )113. ' 1 .'At Christ*, there whs. Ira bell their Annual General Meeting at the Maid's'. abut had Pa.*Sed . bet wails *PP and 14.Priannert. surd : a • vet 'a• 'rent due. ' Jett before giristralts blur, ~ .4 .6 t Ilead,•in Norwich: present- . ; that be had giimi herbr eiatckkir It pledge to ietteit'.. l 44 : wig rtn3felltutti be 'l'. i T 114918110 W. Coke, Esq. Preside*. ; lord Hoene, Mr, Ants ~ If of the .I:te- ! A. l'prher, lisq. Itessn.. Musittli, Emeriti, Jary, Saul, 411 , 1 1 4 Heath, T. Leeds, S. and R. litrcham,_Partneter. 0. 'Weisel icrs time to- VI , & Pool, bell,. Creasy. Wait-. H. aril W. fitysis, Ike. • ' 180, viheel At this Meeting, a silver esp. of 101: value was , i ttp, rotber isle, „ a presented by the Presideut to Mr. - Jary, for M Pk•dour .4ie'Srain g y , Southstell, of Wroxham, who was prevented from . led her landlord ' being present by ill health.- This cup we's giien him vi nperty he beginning of: fur a crop of Swedish turnips, growing at bakenham .r. . • ' I Ft went to the houSe for the rent, and In 1812.. A similar cap was also voted to the Pre• tor. kept the notes lap box in a tea.castnistee, lu h" tied-room r , .or some time, and when tie went to title one . had been taken then found that all the furniture 'Went, for a crop of Swedish turnips, growing at • o ut, he found they had both been stolen. He In omissmaieoce i away and sold under. an execution, but in such a JJolkhana in 1812. :applies! to Salmon, rut he could no. fix on any person,* 1/15.!W, clandestine manner, that' no one in The neighbour. The Ron. Major-General Fitzroy, of Komp. P e On his mentioning, however, to Sitmon, dial dlsf Pre- • , saner r had lived in his service, and had l ately (lensed it, 81011104 aooo3.limew of the sale till the iliy,witen,tlia s i tifititih stogie, claimed a share in the Premium for Water suspected her, went is pnrseit of her, wad took bee MO cm. 1 wa y h a d, which`was on the 6th of January ! ' Updh Illeadows, made . between Midsinamer, 1813, and tody. Sine bad not been in hid custody above an beer before 'be confessed her guilt ; but that, not bein g al,le to read, she enquir i ng afterwardi of the Defeedint, who wastken Midsummer, 1814, silt Judges vise appointed to only considered diem one pound Bank=notes when's* _stole In the Fleet, and. who had beets confined there front ascertain the merit of the claim. : theta, which was on the 'morning of the day witcoolte 3141- the •th e 17th of November last* he protested that the Judges were also appointed to examine the erops , Prosecutor ' s service, h av i ng previotnly seen them in_the)ea.: ulster. The Officer has since. recovered above 01. K •,• di goods ladrbeen seized by the upholsterer elitist - of Lucerne, growing upon the farms of H. Mosely,. cosaona ey.•-•••• - •! nished the house, and pretended that he had no Esq. of Tofts, and 'Mr. .Wm. Beck, of Milebam. i She chan li -eil . one r I the . no r alttidiruiGNrlaphar;i''sivilliedninshliritrin-'i notioa of the execution whatsoeler. On the con- Only two pens of Shouting Wethers were.sheen, chased Y n c i sothes °9 l m or n ise - rse l i l f and a ma n, e , to the amount of 111.411 a trary, upon searching. the - Sheriff's Oinc?, it was and these were of the Southdown breed. • The first did not take all the etiqmgc, and at. the time of the discove7, discovered • that the Plain*ff, by. whom the execution , prize of 71. was awarded to Mr. Thomas Heath, of there w as 7,. as te Jo l et 0 9d e . ae rettinisg an i% his hands . nen.. S pe he r, o i ll:g r d ua,l 7 , ! .. as w issued was a Mri. Yottym .who had entered I Burlingham, and the second prize of .51. to 4r. J. street, St. Giles' , g for the d urchasf s of a pair of A tOCILi nr.4 fort up judgment upon a warrant tr? atiorney for 31;1, :. Turner. ' .. Is. rid . Qu.ber being ask there the &mum of the Air, be t --- 'on the 30th of December , 1813;and dieted Ned sold, Five Bollocks were shown ; the two which gained said mB .f her o:Yl7er/will was 51, her ins . the account it be for the goods on the 6th of' January:: . At length 'it was the Premiums were. Hereford Steers, and belonged P "priie.fboney; secon'd, that she had received it from Mr. G. G. ': discovered tOat •M re: Tonett.ivriethe person who wits I to Mr. Thomas Heath, of Burlingham. Mr. Saul', f;reshMn, 'a painter, in Whited: f el-road . ; and th: l rd ah :lttl e e . • diving with the Defendantas his wife, said who had of Blolield, sent two bullocks, and also a beautiful lain 5 tam p t i ne ke n'iv i i e t , u irs i :e th s e as s i l weted it lo r. h P4 av a e nn ge ug en sa st i o d ie:, who she i been feet by .filist to crave time for payment of the little bull, but unfortunately they could a t .use + gave a false amuse and addreisi . . ' rent, feet that he wets out of town . , and • ^ striald-retititt its a . fortnight. ...The.Counsel for the :bowel for the prize on account of his omi • •to l She was committed for trial. - give the necessary notice. The same acciden eb o'. fettnitoN-nouse.-..forites Hule, was yesterdayl Plainliff.,now contend pd that this was, a collusion • prevented-Mre Watts, of Bintry, from showing two charged by Mathews, the office_ l i with discharging bnt t i r eonThe'Defindant and Mrs. foviyu, to deeelre bullocks. I squills from the window of. the Mansion-house pub - tie Plaintiff, by preventing her from either distrairr- The Judges of the Wethers weru- , Mr. 0. But- . lic-hotise, the preceding night. . ... • leg the goodain due time; or claiming the rent of the cher, of Burnham; Mr. Hart, of Billingford ; and It appeared / that as the officer was .peeilig - the Sheriff, put of' the goOds t a k e n in execution. That . pail! Ale. Watts, of Bintry. The Judges of the Bullocks house in questkon, a squib was thrown at Mm, d • log idemorrtinge frequetely . _ the appliont. un-, I.'t weir el tke r q fraudulent c,oliveyance to give a pre ! the lunar caustic. la the course of ..tti extensive proctiee ill i• were-Mr. Sanl, of glofisid • Mr. Sibell,, of Wats falling on hid face, =orchid his whiskers in a very . ferencele one cseditOry and 'obtaits a als.eharge under . this metropulis;`casserous cases of strictitres •hspeAillta and are . ' ahem ; and .Mr. Samuel Bircham, of Houton. , unfrientUy manner.. Having perceived the direction , the A c t ittl•the Other crediters,or an artful a tt y at' .• care, the total eradication ..f wit/deb elected net i and aped . odeof 'se iii A ' bull and .a cow were shown, but were pro- in which it came, hp cent into the tap:roein, and contrivance to rentovii.pods frOm off therpremises, b y a sa fe , eerie a, e items Nit ewe. lepers any, oilier yet adopted. She nounced' by the Judges not to be deserving of pre- soon seized the eutprit, t ie whose pocket fi ve, deur). which . were liable to be distrained for rent. - t• . -'• hilitY. Proceeding frog, t' taiminii. 4 • : r . H... , , . iof squibs Mere found. He lodged kiwi. 'er ? ompe . a and the patient rest&e4 • 4 5,, on cross- ex the , Defendant as to the where the debility hr‘s ft Mr. James Church, of Flerden, gained the pre- i ter for theislliC, 'add' left Mit to " 0 4 •of dehedute,.leitetr - ziet . that tie iskeeerita.'.serwae•4o usia. restorative toiurolor Simpitallion. one-bib imprudence. ~. • ' . , • , ' . - -'• ! ten fetters to the.Plaiati ff declarlng•that lid trieser ) tow! iwe the slunsbenos - Two Candidate; sent certificates for keePiag.Beas The Loan hi AYOlt strongly reprobat • ells' ' 'irt' ? canuttution. . . nothing. thetexecatiOn tilt it . vreelessad is eltereas , N in 1313, and 40 .. each were voted them. debt, of the Prisoner, and fined him 201. 1 .4? •- sk• 4 .v ' was ricetaing the Teaks Of• Mrs. Tonyn, •otherwise • umernus Diseases are th. treatment of a stmpie Gomm - Three. new _Members were elected-A. Upcher t of which he was discharged. , '''.l- t . A,;* Mrs. Halt, ill prian. intl . was suppolted by her oat' pens th4 i th i e seeds of life - Esq. of Sherringham ;J. Merest, Esq. of trynfetd ; • George Coates way yesterday • •Chareeal*Akbelent `... 1: .• •,4, • ''' rf the Oredlrce. of the sale. • Mrs. T, herself. had.76eatl,4,r . Tar. By a and Mr. T. Browne, of Weeseuham. , active in picking poittetts iq Aedrneid, 4440eite• "(the' - • - - . ' ' . • cased, and even w. . shame . the wife of ' 0 respectable clergyman, from wintay presume to offer a radical re-estaythmetit. John Antys* Esq. way elected an Honorary Mem- India-house. Hob d be es - ' - ' -a-. .60loridiaPitareinie4 busy sitlioer ise wee . 4iinre*d . • for idultery with an o t h er • .Few , however, are the cases of complicated distress , ' in this • ber.-At this meeting the votes were taken of those by the. Officers, -and Whi at length tet&lM ' into c eel , . - -.---.-- , ...ctergyritinf, the'eurite Of . the 'husband. The D. - . ( f l r . uni d tLi r li t it al ittruc ed e iwniariliSiollitetocraylavireietososrati tusttion he prevalent irmu s c al l' ins-, who were present, for the proposal to disable the tally. On being searcleed,r,tisree silk ,handkerchiefs'l fertdast, whlieln pristili . wrote to the Plaintiff, of; of.a fashionable life, aeguire.iitut state of debility *kWh is the subscriptions of the Members next year as it had were { mo d i n hi s , p ai sann at on . n bit•.- 11 wail°. the fering ft take the h ' ' Wee' in of the Plaintiff, and unavoidable comequeoce of Duch pernicioss habit'. Where the-7. also at the two General Meetings at Derehue and C o rapter, he attempted t2,.. ean npn, byqa ms fing bio l . - • -- A ; Lynn, . and it - was carried in favour of the proposal by self on the llllll, 4 •shit nium,l. a 2 -to pay her always in advance • aee, upon being ques- his misfortnaes , it stay be some consolation for him so knotr,-i - ground , -.---.5 . ..--- - ---'- 1 4141 bat 'n Honed as to what meats, he should have of paying in that although Wheats object of doubt or unprtainty With MOW „si very large majority. vain. He wai remanded• -•• . ' • • • practitioston, the removal of these delieiencies by the gradual). Mr. Paul - . ' • . • ,of Starton, near Ilarleston, sada some An old woman, named tilheierstFiliC, *kr * . .aditrcre . , and .4rhether he was not 10-receive the mo charged. ne t ' yor Mrs, 1. be *slid he was to ha l e it from a tr % re d s of renovation, is the acquirement. of oar experieure.`• , lithe rites of Bacchus or Venue have begun •to reduce maiily* excelletit and original observations epos the wire. with robbing, a poor eteneneciitdhe name Of Craw worm, which will 'be communicated to thmpablic as. f or d, who bad received her ititofier-rooni and the- . I " friend,; a b ridAstjatit he confessed that this friend wee ' .- vigour, much simile's , will be prevented by an early counter.. . setion of ibis laaptieeasc. iseeie chose cases a* Ape at &Mont", , . a Mt. ...the. *say clergyman wrroae criminal inter soon as hisexpiriments are completed. . 1 .... :•. • - . t i t hed h er is (keit.- ; wjll occur. ,eitkitts:•T of her being di• i . m ar , it-41 Women, Who have . long hews disappoints* in .theta' °resit!' ' that in most Iwo- .The -new" Comedy, entitled Debtor and Creditor, whicl has been so long expected, hut was deferred • eniccount of the indisposition 4 Mrs. JORDAN, is finally announced for Tuesday. The public, of course, will expect much from the onion of that Lady's with the talents of the author of Raising the I Wind—one of the most classical afterpieces id the' English language. - The release of the French prisoners it) tint Cddnfry has nlready commenced. They are stilt extrentecy In credulous on the ►ubject of the events which have led to their liberty. rings, and Rimini cased of her . where. she had manded f to sr of the pownbi lIATTON•GA Aharged by the Somerset-hoose, to insure the C tie hist Lottray. Charlotte Sic she met the house, liolbo leaeaat P+otta) said, 4. of the depraved •y. age of cora*p. :01:0 in a k tfultel l , rob . another :teat of her horse; irky I , Ale) vas in Ibßing on the hie, of. fraud 9ibflt.etflOtti 4 4 tieloni ihn P . ,)frltif sittrutttM expectations of a family, may he - assured, such defects nre curable by medieid daft': ' Patients in the Country are reitiosild 'la Mato lbw Pamela 1 4:e "f ro r : l i e k i d r v f irent a t g Pait e n i t i i 2 C ! ees ; (wd the sttsee w U6e furwardeP• to euiy part of the Kingdom. The secrecy which is so essential In nee uaderUslttfig, and the quidipeutiun. which We have presumed tw'sfille t form the 0 our pretentious, and incoincidence with seek Ibis intimation is, vtluit 'Mess's. Carrie and Co. !day be cipostilseitt by patieats 4 aijiser sez with the gieeiee secrecy and bolissur, us skirl ~01.1. 107, Hatton-garden. . URRllcaud Co. Surget.os, No. 101 114. t. ba-kanten• . -• • • If • ILON LION Plinted atiml Putelisbett by D. bt 11 Pleet-strtet. (.;,si AO!, [lc wbat bad patiett Detweea pup anu .!nerriaosnw, *nu : a . y et , s . E rent' due. .ftitt before (ill* that he had giien bor-A,taatch ai - a tacit, to , poet.. M n _ n_ge Jin lit. fii, . she was represenOt t 'J. liimltglin." Ti44ws. r mt p : i tici ti : • - ._, 0 ,...! roefifit. 61:aigr) applied on 'NW % 1 .; The Prisower ier7"o • ' wi1,... 4 . filmy , urg ed jI6 i. fe u diriCi" , craintilf to Firre him - her own, .tibt`pac e, timt if Ale a millFilid lll Lim": nttift .!' • ' lA* 1 4 44 0 Gars„ u; watch improperly, she,attnniallteg bantam! , ti3ilrrik•ti,lo 4. c .-" i ' . ItAiltfrier, atul#ll4 .r. etutor a ain as a ointed. !be was dis; - : bwrii . :. '' , 4 . itr r 'llie i i . l l 6 "ig to 'Wednesday araaret 7EIFIVII S =arra walla it OUS V ' 5 4 4 agreed ,m stealing two Bank of England Notes, or t he _a I li, op.m t of to wilt OIL that time , irtaii4ea rub, The property of Michael Hropkry, of Luattleiskdaat o st:t Wbuld alio gigot her time: :About the In fishmonger. 14 ' • February, she went to the houlie for t e• _The Yroseeatot- kept the notes ipla box in a tea-yas!altey, la I s h ot '. Anna that *II the furniture fad the hoof of adversity, of iA pal rof ge!deav- co woe pl . • • 'yrs nao ' pour & caltn. , lost alt her semi% aP1 1 ,•0 1 .• 9 0 ).4"6"' vorrektfront herifinsbatie • • • . crimes, she.contessed theta, iitp stAft• • - nit Cointiissioner (tali:. elleani ild Pi'll4ll4. 114 estiPil*.. 3161 .3....../.. °* •.' r ds.4thtt vitiltitoo4ble)nstapq • ira an opportunity:6l.o44o 7 w. . tate* niortilain thip'estriordinary Broken. . . . • - t,y w tit* ,ti Oh Ifere . was a. poinasy AZDEL-6-11tory dam* • 4. • s 11 rem . with a fraidulent debtor. ) we Secretary Of Ht 6 Lotter t,. r o 4.thet Al l ey due for the :re' Ise, with haiinttakeh leroik r a. ' Old tfiar,hy so' trovianspirac,y Oh drawlog of 'ttte ciiisesjof amities, to Hofal crlifinalle ,4 ivitrgif Than robt pi. • .•• .: ~. ' ' ' ' *sp: • .4404 • 01.4)*, ' ' ckset .of Skw deirwasit, fiitin'tlie' 4tfi •of Mareh had isttOeis , i fit tirp 'f OW the Prisoner tt •thar ltohfn gad' 'pdtific;-' . hail eolir Oh - MHO kied net . 'ona ; it was Us. Ant day of the drawing :Vanish the parties for a conspiracy", 1. 1 1 • t ... 1 il, .- . • , . ~,. • , . , Nona/ •111.71• , - ' - aida;gl A: • i - winiting in eonsfiton attention to • his duty, if beta, not hold thatilds was a fraud; to prevent the ni t wit! 4 froesdistraining Site goodeetid receiving the mow n .. (cam thrSheriti, which, if the sale had not been rog i ., -- ' • ''. trjied behind her back, she would hare done. fi t - I therefore ordered that the Plaintiff's debt should be excepted out ohliirder roe thertisoner,'s discbarie ' I. re r • g•.. . , . . A -body et liillirs trete. l i t r ippli ft,. on ?oho .• • night, took their 'Static/di : ell board ir ibio nififfr • r • : 1 wWeils" l and by the aselefatiot a Itiiries;' Inalit4' f, tur utile, through the principal Mreldi Ilti-ibli ale ' ' . -•.` Tl* white bag was displayed in t,thavigging. I mo 04. • tars stopped at the public ,huildiogs - to .ipte ti rte, S. 1 • cheers. The amphibious appfarance of these erniserd '' , • . Increased the mirth led rejcilct - WIWI prevailed every . d i receive: . •••- s- .. oil , . puss Air .', ..... 'l, 11: s • --i•s• . • . . 1.••.2 • J 14`0'41 is lll . :. D I ED,, :v - .......••`n• : . • . 1 At Southgate.** Tuesday, the:Lady of Aliirtlagieldar, . - • isilx NI ifri..feed.fri, tib?Reir..lsr.ilqmp,Sasitb, A.M. RA* .: 1 , 'of Mu's Swinford, and oae of his Aunty% Justices ot,Pemed ' ; I I foe Ike mantis of Worcester anditairsed. '".• ••• • .'...0.• s HOa Sunday erealas,. Bassoon, sniff till WM. , •• . ' of Llapbunsedniatoe. ' ;••; s• , ...fs _-' O. : '..sv..*: X 74; * - , ; • 'VD tee lOth inst, aged.v, at b i la t • te ntrelr - ~..„, . - ' Mrs. Farhat, Mettler of Mt*. it ' *of ' • ' • 4,. • • ti . . MATRIMONIALIFIeImIeiTY:- • ~,5., . 'A C., I MESSRS: G . OSS•Atid Cp. Dv .1 , 414445/444901 ... ?: the Royal iillege, of Sutgnimig.ga (.gritdoa,, o,itre - ' thusly' devoted three mtentiOn . fie th*litipt• zr faitottot tie ini of t hose I)isor . ders -sr Mcb ‘ s_o4ragolvtly„ elitti4l4l4 l / 4 leit_ din 41 '. prevent, that meatimithle Isteming—llisiritinintal reties). * many imulicatiothltisey itavm hitherto ereiniebl . .fiesh Orbs** the Arst distinction, and the uniform mageg i gaividlig A pl e i r period mode of frAtvient hisuelt foMplatitdrist* - e4Mis ptiblicly tuolft•rgliglr itisfstanft...inall cnr it sfAetyiliey Of Mt ! , s li•iency, whether Off front tbe tr , o role of pm,* '- • , i Olio( is the toilettes lishittiabletMfb,", tmw. .. . eg.nce of libettinisin, or &secret solitsry . Mshq....o4cly timbal 1 . the energeof the mind. and ./estroys 0( 7 11'101W kaiak by' . !two week steonty•itt the one ses , said isapotemmslitiimsyMvet, they Writ - a pate and permanent cy re. . . • • To Otitis* tirtto, front such timplaints attellteliinettit • , ••• tering .iato the nittrried slide. and ashamed.te siteklelletr .• . ever Their in fi ratities in silence.. it must •be coosollaggl illve • ; betireyei difficult or loellectoal the cure may he it other frasiiiinnerr, that by's renovating and iarallible suet :f.: they Amy be restored to a souud :sad *man I' WWII et ts YOU., • A * A dertein DisurJer, toequenti% contracted is a imm 1 . mint of lodisrretiett, tied every species of Venereal lafectina . ,tit'• • ; a mild add never-failing made of imams*. rs 3;i••••Stis Pad ras • , distills , removed, without restraint in diet or"eset ci•e t mains STR ICTI/IM pf. .the .Urethra and Gleelc which 01 '1 arc enabled to cure in a short period, without Mein • recasts. , to ' the painfully dangers= effects of • eke. emetics •of retires of mhicit cyan be given .to several g entlensen of high rospeetabil4y, , 1, ~ wills have been cored id a very short period, after harem ht. ! ,t houred winker strictures for many Years.. Ti' Married female. wbuie expectation* of tkose.:;teadee j pledges' of connubial happioess , bave bees, defeated. is may-also . he a pleiiiine reeectien to beastir.that lit 111 oreier pentivtkike is their remedies, - the general **kb it• we lilted, and the W... .: pediments removed. . . - , Messrs.. Gina and Co. exclusively professing the ewe of tarsal i• f particular Compleitit., LE•aftke that thEy may not -be market; i •by a mistaken few, with Mt .altliney so justly attacked to At 0 1 istnyennt empiric, think •it . but justice la themselves in t4: 4 1e,,, I ; that they have been properly Attested and initiated into every - 4 ' ' brancrcuf the prisinsioto ttertillentes arf ivitiett; from vat-isle,: holpilltl3, and iestounnialsirain the Meant prufessi.sual isulaes,,!* 1 ,rilies, the.. have In ennvineo auv erqtar , r) TOM a residence i itt the o:, finer heiniThere tifilikr ramie/it *rid. es well lit ill . • oilier pas tit, ensouldedil them 4tr tosieet;:44sat their re,earelies :. 1 . bribing !teen enlisted to disgitses.alrestly enumerated, the) lid/ i out a certainty of rttrovation to 'ltch as may labour under,the i dehiltniiing erects dl a tie iimseensider be torrid tone. Aad 1 . • I tat their, m . r" • . Mriciessetuartl cae.,i 4 ! piseiv,esi te .the the ~,,ti,kl-, .. ,tteliiiilikbfirsof ' .e,. Mem the tier . "essuriuties cif itinheatite g Hint. " ' ''.: 4 htir4oht over endeavours -fir s t . induced Am - 84 't (tar _practicer of .l gnernl iiractitiniter: and Ar t y ptomain Om pretmsiens em Owlet' fair ground far t ' inpritidesited cea&tenee a id .• ' which they nave , by. the inetic. harm so liberally bonenred. '• To he-consulted rt their house daily, ( persetteUvi nr by 'Unit ~ 1 Rvaid) by patignis , of eithc: r sesotillt *lvory, delicary;'' attesstion. 4.1 ' • Heats in thm'conntry arrrequested tit ousel* partiltulatke of lheircitsy, age,.encl meaner..f !Prim., epeladijeatatisaittebee i for-advice entinedirfreseand users wiles vklalsitives or tr i p . waxiest ts nity.pitettefthe kik/Ann.. • i.; t• ' •••• 4. • . ' Gses and L'o.•Stry.gemb,l3;tkinseriVilteeC . Dec. VI. IBM' .• - •• • .... r-. s- •••• . . ' - • ' .' If 4 MATRIMONY. i T ik i• X r o Disorders have' contributed mile iiisentiiilfr .L lln destroy klymeneal Itappittess than them iiiiiiels ere: ors : 1 consece of uuguardedvieastire. • People of - every reitluat 1 adoration Jo the shrill, et Wedlock, but where• the constireets I. i hai.been tainted •by ikenie,',ll reiteration of s tability Is hair I , nabob' y. requiSite. : • ~. , .• • • • • - piirtice 1 tho inent :ll :e rl do Y f e t a le 11 1 %.11 1v n t wol we nt e • d if irtir ed aers i 7 L as . d the vite g ctlfal e rirete c-c----1-j‘ ' d e . oar plan gives ts miditiansl'ardost eta Vigpase, as fab as lie as 1 'able, the ravages. uf ;Istmecomplaiell t h net OS Amer im- 4 . 4 r p . arrant in the catalogue of human toe ' ... '. ~ OP . . i. L• After initiation into estery brauchobi .... We &Med • wit 13.,..at an early pettod bf Israeli ' •Its ' ' .;• tridents the ie,tioranee, of iheducuted Mid, f time . 'd serous prpcipit“..cy a gen-ral . practitioners. -- , • P ... ! Cite diAnrcters to thesureilf athit itte' lithe.tleitOtOil use At. T tendon comprise erery.irpeciem of Timerenl infeetiont ; rigida& of Debility, whether arising Data tise babe's tst stkottistroes if ~ the itatulgeoeies tg matures age; that decampment .0( the 6N v• ! NM in w..nwo.srliare is culled II irreales+ or dterility I Scaling Weakness, Wets Olistrectioas in ihe'Utethra V at atop Stria t: liMei ',briber (insets, or of long duration,, am* .width have -:. ' ;tidied the '511,411'..f other practioners, are tty qer pregm-int- .. probed plan of treatment ere-cur:oly raid pernisno4l eared. ' without .the patient sufering the escruttating yam • a lartw • E , ins tleatorriitip whkh frequently Collat . *, the. appliemina oft . •A. how... An...4.n Eh 111. nno.o S r.• A aanr PIA1011Gie• 46Iriirtiee is !wraith's; mace nr aste,sapertur The weatafto, relasatrap, aa4 de. this complitioa, are speedily ilmapse4. • 4to sham/ tuarvioroas teak*. Bat for year, existed.- a propor. re remedies is isidispeasti o r a r e llet sparks a:04; *ad la . 'l= , the renal of iguarapee ot.;11111te is the r imorhea, and ti not trofrigartaly bap- are poisoned by the italisiresina If saperior method each eoseptadoss • where others have failed, wetrot that r a rAdital rp-ftiabliArnent. I PC