The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

P ,• lorry "if ..... I it / : ir. , •re l • • 4 s ora i lto • the Loss Commosiaws. ow stowting his Court i 4sY, poossmdal to give jedirstetst hi this met, wl • .k as skesdy hilly &Moot ft this foipactive polies t" . • 1811 11 .1118de o tie Cosit..' HIS Lordship moot eta II! ' w: .• :• .; •wv thallig ever tie sU.gatisds *Maimed is the Li, aid nib pars; of Oho 111•1006111 horsiest, itassedi ly ea this waijor petits as lottleilded. 'The bill in Inn. ,t ',eft. he atteerrod, teas lied by the' Noble Plaintiff aialsot fin Cowden of Westmeath and several Dan iralltdsoft, smog "best 'were . the trustees of the Coustesi, Alisc it 'IV .that two certain lodestone • e right he orthirivi t o &livered np ; the one bearing • • Ina, the 111tLassewhor, 1817, and the other the 13th : 4,..:, • el May s 18111, or that they might be set aside; hat, \: - . .l,; :t 'up* Obe sweat of the Court heir*, of opinion that they to • ; • soglitaisit to ha delivered sp. tin bill preyed that the 1 • - ' ..4lown timid doeido ow what son was to be paid to the' ~.: , : -Irtosittesa . nf Westawath, sad the other parties maimed ''''-:.:x . liikiise pleadings. The present vies'''. did not note .'. I Sil hie lordship in the hearlog of the ease, but on ' :. 3 .4iisitaner foe ws injunction, and as he had before '.;:"!' "hffinifeil principally to the delivering up of the = t\ • .. ~ t .=. . ill, tifsallins. On the part ef the plainti ff it was .ftv that If the deeds were sot delivered op, . - ~.: ' ,:iliiiromiglit I. he cancelled. as they had been obtained • 'ity *Mot meals, while on the other side the contrary . • "; 1 444 is. as itvesgly 'tantalised. Whoa IA had therefore ~.. . ',me to Amen most be confined to the nature • of- ire 'bob themselves. Ills Lordship then we 'l' • tion4 nhereipsetive regrowth of the deeds in tees ! Alas ',lllsesrly. the provision of 30001. per an llie Conotese of Westmeath. in the case of her -...- • . lig thall!ori; that relative to the disputes that " I .llootighou plots Whiffles the noble parties—the agree . . • mot at live apert.the provision to be aside for the il o cii Moine. in the *rest of as anticalile arrangement sub. 2negoently taking piece, and any consequent increase 'l 4l * itryonti the daughter - times living ; as also the cove ,. ) t•-•41-utt relative to Mr. Sheldon, and that respecting the : / Cowrie, finding It inconvenient to live with her ; htushaad, which gave Mr. Sheldon the power of rail- I lag such sums, as. should be a, ' ereed on, fur her main teaanee, by rent charges. Another covenant entered into was, that 'tbe child the. exisling, or any that might be burn after should, in the erect of a separa .niimis reside with their *other. and that she should ' ' Illite# the whole end sole eimianand of their education. ": '144- *tad that Re: Wielding should have the : ASO pantrit to Noise a mlifieie.it sum on the rent I eoaspes so defray- -014- expense of their maintenanre. The deed than, 0/hefted his Lordship, contemplated ' .e *sipurielit t bet the question wa', whether or not. II the frost stilt* parties again coming together, the sited, lymph be void ; or, whether they were only to, he scuittbSdOd daring the time they lived together, and tie titibliblAltttf 'slither separation, to be again in aisle 1 . viTlMiepseatioa, however, it was also rove • east place only in the event . of gross abut or illitsageWs the part of the Noble Plaintiff toiriurdi hie wilb. After some further observations on . ...tLe bur, seed equity of rite rase, his Lsershillip said Ibis • . • waa tilts hill sled by the Countess of Westmeath, It tbrostokluto *aeration. but on the part 4 the . 4sug,Avint delivered up; and.looking at all •tt 'sow* of which he quoted, that bad preceded Ittt Invent, his Lordship could not express any other 0040 p titan that the law of the country precluded a • kestilesil and wife from entering into any binding 1 1 1011elptrit that would absolve them from their duty as . petals. His Lordship toes again adverted to various Caw which hose ea the present question, and ob served, that it 11F311 very dilicult to settle documents becb as she present. Though it might be the policy of the law to bold that they were vohl, yet what was there in dui present case to say that they wove void in equity, without their validity being tried in one of the .Courts below? In this view of the case. his Lordship saw no reasan why the present qnestion %Light nut to be decided by an issue. His Lordship, alter taking a luminous view of the whole cue, de• trilled that the parties should try the question at Jar:, with liberty afterwards to apply to the Court. A conversation then took place relative to the snit tow pending in the Ecclesiastical Court, for the re- Rtoration of conjugal rights, in the course of which 1 f ". 11.. Make observed, that the Countess of Westmeath intended to meet the suit there. The Lovett Coasicsru.on said, if the deeds in ques tion were good for any thing they would enjoin a suit in that Court. His Lordship, in answer to the ob. httrations of the respective Counsel, said he would make no order as to the Injunction, but the parties, if they thought tit, might, after the issue had been tried, *lain apply to the Court. ye - MINORITY von A REDUCTION OP ..ttIONUO Tlfll MISCSLLA:YROUS XSTIMATIIA.-MAT *J. irltitemilons. ii. Amon. W. Astell, J. F. Bar ham, Sir J. F. Boughey, John Benett, S. M. Barren, Illesj. Beacon, Jog. Birch, Henry Brougham. H. Bright, Iliw.oetut bury, Robt. Cbaloner. J. Carter, 11. Caren fish, L. Concanono, Sir W. De Crespignv. S. Crompton, Thotnas Creerey, Hon. F. O. Calthorpe, Poston Corbett, T.H.Davies, T. Delman, Viscount Dnocannon. Wm. ' Beane, Sir R. C. Ferguson, Lord C. Fitzroy, It. tiordon, 1. Grattan, J. P. Brant, J. W. Griffiths ' Sir W. Guise, R. Heron, Hon. E. Harbord. Lord A. Hill, Joseph tigere. Hon. C. H. Hutchiusoe. Colonel Johnson, O. P. Jersoise, T. B. Lennart!, Stephen Lnsbington, B. L. • Lester, Jahn Motherly, Jas. Macdonald, John Martin, Milbant.i, Viscount Minos, Peter bloomy, It. W. „Newman, Right Hon. Sir 0. Newport, C. F. Palmer, Sir H. Parnell, lion. W. Powlett, Pryse Pryse, R. B. Port trogn, Jo;:n Pliarfilter. A. Roberts, 0. Roberts, Sir W. Atitirktv, C. E. !tiimbolil. T. S. Rice, Wm. Itickford, Hoe. 11. Smith, W. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, M. A. Taylor. Right Hon. 0. Tierney, J. 11. Tretuavne, Cy Tennyson. John Wharton, S. C. Whitbread, W . . Wil liams, Aid. Wood. Alpena, Wilson, W. W. Whitmore. Tru.sa—Mos. H. U. Bennet. PAinav ore—R. Price. Xr. Bernal paired Won itenday, the ?St,' instant, inlerottrofthe amendments proposed upon the se verstfrrents for the barrack and miscellaneous agti mates. P . -Company's ship, ()loners! Hewitt, arrived off the lisle..of Wight yesterday. She was dispatches' front 4;hips the I.ltb of Dec, arrived xi the Cape the ot Tallessarv, sailed from thence the 19th of March, at :it. Helenit the 31st of March, and sailed r the lith of Atirik. ••••• • for 4 :- • ', . ~. ' * No ••• A. - - V - . VIMPISIIIIIIIIIO . , •A * , st, at vlwaiin a=l„,- *ntratvißimiiiiiri ... iti' efirtgiii4VA si • •• 7 11r"r" :roar • . Tlfrgl#'... • JIIIMW - - 7. 1 1 1 7 e --•••••••••-. - - • s k II • , v. • . . . . - . ass 9 9 'sea 4 - ,1 9," sill q . ••. * V .• AG Isly:. , 10.. ea. 'wonirs I . . . .......... tgakeilrsealliemob ei. terlism.-4 1 14 liateti s s' i,•i i t . 1 1 rip,. / - . . • Anovi odwawrook A • lIIIN *gni% °CAW BostOgiolghtb4 et-et aA .• 41. ' aslesisaer ' AA.. a bow is liada".4llB ,AA: . ~ s elbetellifhel lisitaank 1 IMF •- ' 2 1 . 4 tall trMiabi.apjer.iii•A u5i0 44010.4 1 14 0 1 .^. 4steiffvedb • iZi e i er . 1 tffili A l op eb kts ll47B/1 11= g I l i ttrjr pme l= . Pa. - . mi... -. SAW lallblaot Milos with Potrilur •St essa uf4lb se tt , mlaMMlSPlrdetli hadomiesawek- 0, • - whim,' of . ' ' Mar at James Meow al. 111, Crisman" -' • : "1""--• free. Jima .1s almilm bell Weil dheissaieW • "'"'' t o f • 'PK ) with infest to wineder.blas, or do l'ilas sow sekr. .., h imam ! aid eageled data, • „ • • uweewohnig bei m* i r bodily. bum. TIM fabling is sktattoe•••• a !Pr As deo, - Limn ts hr" Ni fi taPas i - 12 Wu whole ~ssl~ Ads evidence:- -•i 3 ''... task Creel: n 'Neat id h as lower of /IS James Biwa swore.:-I lin it 8.. . 4S, Cruel' 11Slittis lair thiViliti 1 St ' iltlitads' ' 111. aid Id, IL pet I s , street, Ratios Garden, and am a boot as& shoemaker; 1 1:2 41/d el l ...v ile i yie gill id. l6e P meelmis af r nit a t 11 dm ' "wee°. hale 6117 the primmer had worked for me shoat. smiles mentbs h ie sally ag o_ a iriiiii m ase i one u nmet. o f s o ne ' ininst .. suo nlbee ml i Tho lidn 4 1„ / °P111116 .01 6 . , v 1 ,6 8. 1 . iiihs, since, when he lift so; I was hi -big • dobt about ,1011 toss, from rid a. with Mit Wee of telineen week, th e tee ppir e 7 wemeee . Ida 111, 17s. ad. About ossosicloek in the shrews of ea board, was taken I inst. by the Width's' etweinte , wee co m e e i h u eig ise Ina • - . t . the 17th of this moath , the prisoner mane to my cruiser; and curried Into Belfast. ' arritils fie ilierat e z• • i ' - , house ;be sous let in by Elisabeth White. my "errata; The —, Tapor a from Illythte linslete, with Mai, &NW peleee.-. ow %oh er pit into Fah ad his neeeth, harlot WOO es shwa sew tee a 1 was in the putout sorting a child; she - rill. and lb* Nese of Norway, sad hod discharged bee cargo of aim se read ipp 7 : 111. 422 ay 5 t “slr few t ta b e u e d e ."4"Wehil li • orwey, a told we there was awn in the palmate , who wasted cook is repair, a ~ no' alteration whatever in the ' use ; I can't into the passage with tie child in my Th e ch er i nta p ra i r i es. B ars, f rau p r i paro to 24 , Lie. "' t ut show4t""itss and win tan 4• a. , ' arms, and met the prisoner, who told me to girt the boa, Mot into Artmle t hllieS month, both leaky sad with VOYPEE.-Therti wen It Z s -1 tcbild to the girl, as hammiest to speak to ese ; I did loss ofialts. the latter with her muinmeet • brought forward after the 'of di s-oss • . so, and be said go into die yard; I proceeded sires , The V Ever. from Bergen to the tie, t day) lust week. IMS amok* -4,‘' ialear • the passage towards the yard , said the prisoner close be-' into 'tenth. with "'itch atiatairt and would toffardi the beginning mod • ii- gad ;• th e sales ef Friday west )., • hind me; as I entered the yard, I beard the report of as Tely °bli gait. from n O tb ripr ea si4e s t d ßotieT; "Mt 6. Ttie 2 ( l . l !o l lt at sha t eltsit sia:e rim a pistol, and felt myself struck with the shut on the 1 . . ~, ,f aes . . flasrd 81, British tar iwe se d shoulder, aid one fell out of m y sleeve ;on looking a - r. , mad 1 few the prisoner throw away the pistol, and ,Gosileran, arrival in th e Dower firma Jo. p l i e tgoo a i d n ee foi e saaniet o n • d oolarripr stead with his hack against the wall in "the passage, nuke, groanded on a bank seer the Ideas( Pion. whrre _Foreign Coffee maintains die revi ses . lore 1 aske d ki n w h at i t was he ; Hu i d ose ? li e a „ wirte d -she NM souse days, when the Expedition, Potter, fell is market Is still heavy. , ...., r I b e • wit h . her, and h a ving light . eued her slue floated off, and . TOEMX:II.-The detweed fee Tah oe ., - - • " You may take up the pistol and shoot me." put into Nasser nth Merin. gehl I : the purchases Wee one lest stillibt " lime the pistol now produced to he the same. [Here The 2 . 4 ,,,, beeeee. yen feel loose kfayeteleseseeK gi.. is _amyl. Virginia , 14, a 40. nod Steredesterce • "i' the pistol was produced, it was about ten inches long. l at. th . " - jek,„ g. 23 . w. and tarried sway h er hn ea ' ne k. ti oer 11 : . a thick brass barrel, having a maize as wide as a main topmast, bowsprit, &c.; the latter received but SPICES.-The husineie Awn (n Slime: wine glass. little damage, aid laid-to a whole day to rosier assist- ly Unita, ; 'nit Amid/ants t h e prices not be James Jones swers.-J lodge in c , mplainant'• *ace. RUM, BItANOY, sad 1101A.ANaa...-* Extract of a letter frove . the Cape of Hood Hope, of . the . f rog a high source of iaforasa . tioar, Octisrlaw 0 1:7: house; I was at work (a shoemaker) in my iippirtment, 14th a M arc h . -" The Les-berm. Iteatioldmie, which I imme di ate l y bronchi Into Parliament impastag• at the iliac stated, when I was alarmed at the report have already reported to Isere run Ile shore on the ' Citation din , on Rosa MVP proof; i t ' selk een t a ilims a , II of a pistol ; I ran down stairs and found the prisoner coast of Task Bah hi the night a the Pth March, will entmoillsi. i :id. a gallon ow strong Reiss: triii . standing in the passage, near the clock, and a pistol be & wreck, bet 1 lupe to get a considerable pert of her ,re learn, the Hill will be strongly oppose s ,. Th e lying on the Hoar about three feet front him ; he said, cargo out ; the prialipil part Of the indigo, coffee, and trade remains in the late comralserl lode, et** "1, " You know why 1 did it." I believe the pistol now gain, is already is store, with a portion of sugar. 'ago, business; doing; the few purchases made is amwapho i I produced to be the same; I gave it to the officer. 1 , caller nil. &C. and far the most l'ert le good tred"." prices a shade ander oar quotations ; Lesiva**. ! CALats, iifav Oil . — ' fate . Aldbru ' passage vessel. Roar, proof, hut of inferior, quality, are reported to be , 4 went to fetch au officer, and met Edwin/Jived in the I of London, is seized in this harbour, fur having contra- I. 3,1.-Th e l a t e fo ld w e at h er wouhi bare street, who cinie with me and took him into custody . bend goads . led 1 . h i 1 rum ea hi tier el 11. the prices of Breeds% but there is no apeed e ges s e Edward Read ere nth loan officer belonging to 1 Haunt/aim, Slav _2. Intelligence has begs received amarket.--eseva MOHNoes entireiv woo* , a . , . this office; being seat for, he amoeipenied the last ! that come Greek pirates hare taken le the Ar .11:peTago, 111011 P, FLAX, sad 'TALLOW.-....The es witness, and found the prisoner standing in the pas- 1111 English ship from Odessa to kivernswil, with a care.. holder s of Tallow still r e fi ne to sell is em ipires sage ; he saw the complainant wounded hi the faces of tallow, and had densaudeel ISLAM piasters for her - prima; sod, as the toilets of small pen:ASS i Ira ' of the musket, the late prices are fully :g tib s u rut ; leid And the marks of the shot, in the shoulder of Isis coat : i ransom • witness took the prisoner into the parlour and searched Illestitt . MAT 44 .-The Ana, Taylor, of Hell, which there . is m ..t o l garosomis . is the . _ trait . . In . 'se fin was stramieel near this part ath site was gel o ff nn.l ear- there is it alteration .- The exchange, by Mk Trim ; witness asked the prisoner why he did it ? he tied into the learbonr this afternoon at a soodeeste ex- rulings front Petersburg, reasaieed th e seine. a ' answered, " because Beeson was a rogue, and lit de- peace: she makes but little wiser. *bore flid. served it ;" witness asked him if lie did not weise4t.ti HT 01 1.5.-i-Tbere is little alteration in Oils: the slim ' • %lace:gr. Aram 13,e-erbe scheollitr Venus, of be taken ? He said, "be thonght nothing about it, t hi s w ale d , was lost c a b i nst. a u nt 30 ai m s from Ki ng , remains heavy. TIM moseespiloa of Oil aprethig fur he had cheated him out of his money ;" the pistol stow. Part of her cargo semi. 'Teasing • eentriryiejrirel rareestiose :of -lb* emit then produced was that he received from the last s.;eassts SPOKEN Alf ii.-AnJeoniida. —. March i ftall e " oes ' lai n t ore i x t eeed s " 6011111 1. te s t ij ob s e tal ex cl pore hk rea lk illpr k esg witness. 30th, off Moretti Ray, Jamaica, all well ; 31st. Jane, of • Doctor Skinner, who attended the complainant, was Glasgow, Moore, from Greenest& to Sereanah-la-Mor. or e . • . iAL wrinuts.—Tlie only , mug% .lB Portland, Jamaica . ; May 9th, Jassy, frees Cork, lat. 43. not examined. The cotuplainant gave his evidence market is a_pareel of Preach. Spirits eatatieete . I. N. long .: 111 5,. IV. ont twenty-three days, all well : with a great deal of reluctaace. The parties v. err 44. clies.-le 'rat, litre, and Rosin, there is no ahem*, bound over to prosecute, and the prisoner was coin- Dith, Prnsidenre, of Tehrnmouth, from Liverpool to reennummxnmees Nrwreendiewd. tat. 0.167 hint. M. 29. ill 'rill, by the milted to Newgate for trial. Cattier-teeth-4mo, Hollanst, arriveil in she Dowse from On Manley last, No. 14,041 leas draws a IhMft 21,0001. Coosoh. and sold brilists, la Slowei,olo Ilow-iernarz.-" Dtanoarn err Drasoitn :7.--.1/1. , Jansalca. ehae/ impala taAtosog Iseadithb licensed, hawker ...... ! One Quarter at CaansitTalli • i from Bristol, r with War Awe. hi, ,unit, trtas Navtasonow.--The hesitate' steam yacht One Quarry in Lennon , ' - ‘ da • was brought b A tt li tie Itoesak /Is Lea, yesorreler, un , ''ltie hem. ash& her ant velem mg w A befflieo.- ON Rigi in LANDON 'the star charge of haviet ilehavalawl s•LisiiiiiJitig .. 111 ,- *twill/elk " 4 " 17 AI *IWO) " "fell's,' Owe Stateeeth at BATS ~ . • naines sadrarh Harris. seirolots at kalif awl , a. x. end arrival •-• -Osse s isaiiimb in irsnplis!W' illssigitrtkr sante 04 4 n ng", having toads 'el sari; Os* Sixteenth at Mat w t a ro dlti o a,4,;;•-• Shadrarh Harris is a wooer:dile little snap, witli ii fisse Sinemath at Mrs long orange-tawney beard. Ile deposed that. en a al!". Pittenweemis It "'hove!. Arlin:Who and Skrushavet. She left t s Aherisree on Friday Owe Sixteenth at M a oars certain dry lately, as he was following his callin•.f of . an old clothes dealer in Berkely-square. he was stop- at half past eight A. s. and having toadied at the One Sixteenth Is Loasion •O. peJ by the two prisoners, who told hits they had '• i abok-e-asentioned intertnediste ports, anchored off New- Bish also sold the following Prises, all MS prime porgoin" to sell. Michael Jacobs then inasrnsed Dal: haven at 20 miantes past seven--a degree of regularity same s t t ..,.. •: , . and of dispatch hitherto unparalleled, we believe, in 11 ,331 II ,00 0 0 7.900 biot that the other prisduer . Jones, was valet to a No .. .. IM 19,484 - Wesesan, who had bought two piecesof fine Irish cloth the alma). of Steam Navigatiun. 3 • 317............ WO 11,46••.•• ~,• .. , t • ii, . 4 to makeshirts for himself. bat thinking it not quite fine We tinderstsad that the City of Edinburgh Steam I 1,5ta............. nu is,set enough fur the purpose, had commissioned him to sell • Ship will be ready to sail front London for Leith about 16,03 . tett . 11 1.:e.. ' it. The cloth was produced. done tip very neatly with the end of this mouth. Ticket end Share 1 hanees i re on mete 10 - • silver paper, &c. anal, assuring him that each piece The Street Packet betwee* linli s hbd Loath!. Per- aces. 4, Conlin!, and 9, Charing contained twenty-seven yards, they demanded 31. forms its voyages with great regularity and etpedition. . as the I_oo2 Prises. to be all drawn 14th Jane. MARRIED. On its tint trip to London it was 36 hones in Ate _ . •... lowest price ; at the same tissue refusing to have them passage, and un its return from London 35. wands v. the NM, at St. George s,ilanom - , ars opened, as it would spoil their appearance. l'he re - Trines, Req. eldest son ofJohe Tritton, Esq. o s. nerahle Shadrach, little thinking that one of his own 11,ELiNCItoLY SUICIDI.-Yesterday evening about to Elizabeth Mary. only &tighter of the late Dimmed nation would take hint in, and well knowing that two right o'clock, the family of Mr. Marshall, linen-draper mead Briscoe, t Esq. or Ithpideld c . h ti o u r ree lsa y ileith. pieces of fi ne Irish cloth would be worth nearly dots. of Cranhonn I. te-alley. were thrown into a state of tie sottstlr son of H a e y n'ev a Coste m n r i on . is sho q l . of 'Milleeld-hosse. ltAddlstillf Isle that sum, " made a rhino!! calculation in his greatest alarm, by - :lle. Marshall running down stairs to Frames Elizabeth. eldest daughter of the late Jebi heti own head," and boldly offered them forty shilliosp! Onclaiming," I have cut my throat." The Clerks in the Esq. of Lee reser-lane. i This was refused ; but after a good deal of eilajTeiiag, shop ran to his assistance ;,he had fallen on the stairs; DIED. Ihe carried them mr as his own, fur fifty shillings. He on being lifted up he appeared quite dead, his throat fr ee way. th e 90th imams, a t his house, Rerkideyolletut was mightily pleased with his adventure, and deter- being cut from ear to ear in a shocking manner. The Mr. Jobe Dwerribouse, wattle-maker, in the WM far it misled to go home to his own house directly. He did cause of this melancholy catastrophe is supposed to be his "g°- - so; and on opening his fine Irish cloth, he found it ass affection of the brain, ;mothered by a nervous fever. Carp, diem- nthing but calico of 641. a yard '. 31r. Marshall, we are informed, had been .confined to lie prompity wise. Michael Jacobs was now called upon for his de- the house a fortnight by this iudisposition, and was WHEN Science began to explore the comarttleti machinery of Man, she was speedily estssikj . fence ; and he made a most vivacious one. He assured yesterday prnisounced to be in danger when a friend in a labyrinth of mysterioes confusion, from Milsh.sisr the Magistrates that the story about the Nobleman and enquired about his health: Ile bad been mach te- tested perseverance alone emancipated her. ICV his shirts was all an invention of Mr. Shadrach's.- spected throughout the aeighbourbood. and mephitises. howevee. still oppose their 'lobe fact was, lie thought lie was buying stolen goods Yesterday an Inquest was held at the George lan, and the prejudice of week minds. le to F oes ~,,, at a fourth part of their value ; and, therefore, ii . lie (Jeorge.varJ, Snow-hill, before T, Shelt o n, Esq., C o . so may our public settaisonts he compared let* meourages their asdaisity.-As Trolls is F was taken in a little bit it served him very right. " Re- renew, on the body of Joseph Norton, a pugilist. aged raetiti 4 , qualified pretentious, and to expose their feljeekee , 1 side, your Worship, I can prove that I did not get 54 . w h o s ti e d „ e id,,,l y os satiuday night.--Verdi ct not hesitated to avow oerselven as p .„ 1 " class of Diseases. whisk endanger tbe erestirt more than ten shillings by the job. lie's a Jew, and -Died by the visitation of God. Nstore. To be brief': wikare Members etas I'm a Jew; and it' I can't get ten shillings oat of one taut of 'Willem's& can estdbUik Nye integrity ldr ' of my own station who am Ito get it ant of ? and' bow IstEDICAL BOARD. NtAll ELACK- FRIARS EO6ll - rild ien t e: Mil" and th e e nn svecris ounce tg-TlF,.stf•tenelll Years' am am I to pay four pounds a-year for my licence, and ' et Messrs. Comma, 51conos, and Co. Physicians and r whom i l mitering haul nearly estinguishedssal - - s - three and sixpence a day, to the young Christian Surgeons, of long experience. Members of the Royal relief. • here, to carry my mat r/ioaddize ?" Colleges of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, whose We pledgeourseirestotheremnvalorSY • ~.,-o 4 The Magistrate observed that Ise was not to obtain sneers, in practice is unparalleled in the annals of Me tnetpient symptoms to the remotest merit._ ' . lA* money for these things by fraud either front Jew: or ilicine, for, singular as it mar appear, during the la s t every doubt and wheieter o _ t nis e tteea ret ney.._ The _ ..s.s Christians ; and if he described his goods to be what seven sears, l upwards of 3°9" Patients have been " red :ad ste nds n l i esl ed y el i titidereil! ac h h C ave h a ra lso bi tkose llin . joe of il pr s ecat tog discusses, many is f the h eases. after respect- they were not, 29 it appeared he had done in the pre• the attention of those who have sent case, lie was certainly guilty of a very gross fraud, c . oneet:lii"aenntin(s7olincibitl'a ~ h ave failed -Maser., Infirmities of Grilits hare been especially noticed, important sympathies which refer to the Female filif izt ff Why, your Worship!" interrupted Mr. Jacobs, " I h et • • n injured and deceived by the specious promises of a ph s :P r e-- isin tile irfr irtera th r ( b le ia bi s li o t r al em in 7si f irot n on- nY o t f h: imetue t must lodic for my goods, as my goods can't talk fur 'illiterate pretenders.-The consequences of the ignorant gaiety-tor the more Murrains. resolltget propensl i tr; themselves ! and if a Jew ninsn't tall( he must starve." practitioner are trusty serious, viz. Eruptionson the head, tires •• which shun the light:" the prorrel el' . Jones, the other prisoner, denied having taken any face, anal body, ulcerated throat, swelling in the neck, marked by a gradual dereliction of d the swi r ls . .._. m a strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin bones, part in the transaction, and candidly acknowlegiliag R that he was too much occupied in laughing at the idea ides ' noise . in the ears' dimness of sight' pains in the " ne ........5 e a " nts for r t ni (mi. % f ig opife). Il w e l,a. swelled a e . all wise are ini thus eiresri:ta i n u e b e: i. t ; 7 1,,,, :0r . a w en: , 7 1 1 0 ;;;I s , , head and limbs, frequently mistaken, and often fatally eome..-.... our eossisien ary. . • . Rof one Jew diddling another. of which most prose beileficAllo ;lieu. la orel a: !li e. ro ;„ Eventually, both prisoners were eonsmitted under treated, as Ithenniatinti owing to the improper use Of a rk . *serener. Mews.' Coo;ea and Co., are consulted it' the Statute of Frauds, but were told they would be Charlotte Molise. Charlotte-steno, ..... •-•set-street ; 40, IS e4t Sinit . o l -i.l: AK . 010‘17:1 4 admitted to bail upon giving twenty-four boors' Rowland Ilill'sChapel, daily, froni eight in the morning narks and Stevenson, Norm ich : neck. Ippirlfil . L Se t :y er 3 notice. pposite the Rey. aran Rooky.; 41, p sn iec a) s - d b il e i) had in t!! ilf,ril.nclelos.stetrriemi,7l.esot..rohe ... _ A. . ! ' till nine at night.-Advice gratis to the Labouring Clem Bristol : Garrott ant Duffield. 112:11: HIM u m ' evening from six to eine, and on Spada warnings Headley. Lee& ; and by all Ilool.seilors. of t . —am; -- Yesterday morning the body of a wretched 100 ' , twelve o cluck. Remedies cow he forsiarard. to any pert Re ":" .. 80 ,a 'II plea ;icut emits" middle-aged female was picked out of the Wpm ' P lest:sae. :n:rt t i7 ,e :re of r 2 e 4 tu i r li n r ed liel and in ce ci red r" w w i f t ere lsort e c s orei or n 3- 43 " 111 0 16i iim en ' tsA y wl y . t irenit i din . gal o weib k r t aght i e i hillilne r ia ;u l; r a gera ir iv e:• ll : 3 J ls6lna .Aff e sr a4 4.114 . : i Canal. it Llutelsoose. by 'Jule labours", who eils. meist. Trusses are unite under their owe i dim, on fieet.stre.....„.... end going to their work. aw l was e„ rrin o i h e opa 11, ,e. a lunch improved principle, di ff ering for all others sow 1 house to be owisei, an d fur the Coml.& ' 'a ex i s t ence. it - - •- - - - - 4 - rfeied• - •; 1 ,I'vtrn'tte rat ios i t e f eoetr• • Tbe. m ai ebl iye. " whys; from Ile mho • e' w • sacil-‘tela, sheeted to. Sir F. Daniel. Serve3r, stating 14.4111 0T a5 " o lid ese r e w it" s w-• and "Tistrystla ti l go r g tarree put into.Astirsnuad last lasanik. baring bero. o ' set a * ii# a IP • In ' ' f r...." I °4lwer " :. . I hr f all " 14 pot, when Mend Paper) Nib- itOk lilts" he a s 47/o,'. Lag!. Wit outlet diet yes .vrip•oecwit will be sot to all parts of the by IL WARDELL. jen.. 5 571= fii 1:11 - ,. ); • • , r , x 4 ..4. . • , „ : • , • . 1 • mouiesihriss, Orden. &e. breltolawse •.- . - i: • .. . , ... • : ' .. . • . • i - 04 :- Cl' '. • s . •• .. -. . ' . . .1