The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-20 00:00:00

Pr" • CITY BUSINESS. -- - Yesterday, at the Common !fall, held at Guildhall, John Idle and Tho Mas Abbott Green, Estes. were elected Sheriffs of this City and County of Middle sex, in the room of John Garratt and William Steer, EStffi. who had paid their fines to be excused serving the said office. A Common Council was yesterday held at Guild hall, which was fully attended. A Petition from John Cray, Esq. praying to be discharged from the nomination for Sheriff on ac count of ill health, was complied with. Also a Petition from John Idle, Esq. praying to he discharged from the office of Sheriff on account of his great age, was also complied Kith. The Committee for erecting the King's Statue in the Council Chamber, presented. a report of their proceedings, together with the expence of the statue. which Wei read, and the Chmmittee were; empowered to draw on the Chamber for 15001. to pay the out :landing bills and accounts. ASSIZES. MAIDSTONE. JULY 19. Lord ELLENnonoccit and Mr. Justice Li BLANC arrived here yesterday. This morning, after Di vine Service, they proceeded to the business of the county. CIVIL SIRE. )11wcomst v. ROBERTS AND °VIERS. * This was an action against the Defendants, as pro prietors of the Old Canterbury Coach, for an injury which the Plaintiff had sustained by the coach being overturned near Dartford. Mr. Serjeant BEST, for the Plaintiff, stated the circumstances of the case, as they were afterwards detailed in evidence. It appeared that the coach was much overloaded, both as to passengers and luggage, and that the Plaintiff was one of the outside passengers, and was taken up at the half-svay-house, between the Brick layers' Arms and Deptford. The coachman was stated by one of the witnesses to be in liquor at the time the coach started from the White Bear, in Pic cadilly. In going down the hill near Dartford, about 10 o'clock at night, the horses having no breeching, and the coachman not having locked the wheel, the coach was driven down with its ordinary velocity, which soon became increased from the de clivity of the hill, until, at length, at a tern in the read, the horses ran upon the bank, and the coach was overturned. The Plaintiff was found lying in the middle of the road, upon Ms back, incapable of motion, and was taken as-loon as possible to a neighbouring Inn at Dartford, where medi c al,edvice . . Trip Dublin Paper' s . contain a statement of very dig- was instantly sent for. ... .. of the Surgeon who - orderly proceedingsie that city on the P2th instant, It appeared, by the evidence was called in, that' it greet discharge of blood had through the misconduct of those infatuated Orange taken place without . any extents! . woUnd, in con fuel' who . still persist in commemorating events, t he sequence of a severe—contusion.of the perinzum, tementbraace of which is naturally calculated' to con and that the Plaintiff was conned at the Inn.from tinue and to inflame these dissensions, which every the middle of March, when the accident fiappeed t : • friend to the harmony and interest of Ireland would till the the latter end of . MiY, when he was scarcely s coesign to oblivion. The P2th of July bein g able to leave the place with liii crtitcfies i'during *nnitiversarrof cite of the battles fought in Ireland , which . time his ezences 't Ai Inn,' and hi between the partizans of William 111. and James, a 'doctor and purse s a t otkited a te little short of 1501. i body of Orangemen assembled in Colle g e Green so r.. --The Surgebn also stated, that'be had seen him' early as two o'clock in the morning, and proceeded 'about a week ago, atitrthat he was but just able to to cover the statue of King William with • orange walk with his crotchei, and that, in his judgment, he ribbands, garlands, Arc. accompanying this opera- would. never•be free from the accident as long ache' li on w ith s h oo ts of esultatihrt, party cries, ant firing : . lived. Of pistols, :ts hich• alarmed the, whole neighhoUrhood. I 51r. GURNEY then addressed . the Jury . in mltiga- Y e t the ri o te r s m et n o i n te rru pti on s .w h a t ever f rom . i lion of damages ; cwt called no witnesses. i the police nor from the Government of the country, Lord ELLENBODOUGD, in summing up, 'stated, that ' although a tumultuous mob, amounting, it is stated, no personal fault was alleged to attach to the Defend-.' • to some thousands, continued to disturb the greatest ants. It was, however, their duty to.keepo watch.. l thoroughfare bi Dublin throughout the day.— ful eye over their servaets, and to empley such as j Alnot -,, ighlo'cleck in the evening a crowd, con- would be likely to execute their duty properly.—ln 1 VI sting fur the most part of soldiery, and among this instance, he thought that sufficient negligence 'ffhnin we "tired several non-etfintissi°nel officers, had occured on the part of the coachman to eiter passed through Dvme-street brandishing all sorts of the Defendants liable, and the Jory would assess what . 'weapons and rending flue air with shouts. On the the Plaintiff ought to have in addition to what be 'at , iv il of this band at College Green the crreniotty had luid out. 'iff un.lressing the statue commenced, and that being . The Jury gave a verdict for•. The Plaintiff—Da ' ; done the multitude, which appeared to be regularly ran breinized. were commanded to march. The terror ; es 2501. . irs of the sieigt•boarhood was increased, and instantly no • This was a whimsical o. EDMONDS. every shop 'vas closed. The Orange procession cal cese•of an'action against a young lady for a poetical libel. ' n u m.() alo n g Dame-street, continuing it/ Toci . fera, 1 The Plaintiff was an attorney, resident at Mar lit, os. its bi a odkilioe of weapons, and repeatied fi rings, . gate, and the Defendant a young girl of 20. the togetlwr sti•h taunts of " retwl" and mew., of re daughter of an innkeeper at the same place. What relief. against cvi.ry person nho did . not belong to the cause of quarrel was did not distinctly appear in the fraternity. This procession passtal the Royal evidence, hut the father of the Defendant had been Exchange. and at the Castle Gate, in presence of the . employed as clerk of the works at the pier, and the entire guaid and five Officers in regimentals, ap- Plaintiff had also been employed at the sameonerks, parently on duty, gave three cheers—which certainty de the ate o Parliament met no mark of ungracious reception. We are sorry 1 . un lt r w l as stated Act f by Mr. MARRYAT . , that the libel to understand that a serious affray took place between complained of was but one atuong many by which the 'a party of flue soldiery, returning from this proses- Plaintiff had been assailed for the last twelvemonths. Sion, and some irsitat.4l people, io which .several .. t , i , i ere were three read in evidence, whielt, it appear. were severely wounded, and it is apprehended that edited been placarded about the iohn, and of which some lives were Inst. But Who are responsible for duplitetses-bad been sent to the. Plaintiff. The one the whole of this extraordinary transaction ? An il- rel ated to a suit conducted by the Plaintiff, respect legal assemblage tolerated, and the peace of Dublin ing a lime kiln, which he had professionally prose. disturbed for twenty hours, without the intervention, cured as a nuisance, and in which he failed. This or even the appearance of any authority to restore was a doggrel copy of verses, imputing to.him a con order. The Dublin Editors state that Lord Whit sullation with the Devil to remove the kiln, in worth was at his country seat, and calculate that his which attempt he was beaten. This was nailed op to Excellency was ignorant of what was going forward the lamp-posts, accompanied by a .caricature of the in Dublin. But surely the Irih Government will in- Devil and himself in consulation, but that he• was aritute an enquiry, especially where a body of the knocked on the head by I winch—its the caricature 'King's army, under its immediate command, are ! a bed.winth fining nn li t head. Another eepre stated to have been most prominent ill violating the : slotted him and the Devil fitting the organ pipes of law. The repetition, however, of such outrages . the church with sand, and a doggrel desesibieg that must naturally he apprehended, while au association, he did so. A.third was a history -of his stealing au pronounced unlawful by Judge Fletcher, and all emi- iron roller. - . scent lawyers, iv still sanctioned by members of the i , two witnesses were callet-. to. prove. - the hand- . `Oleernment--while the Minister of Ireland panegy. ! writing; and after a speech for the Defendant from sixes the Orangemen. I Serjeatit BEST, the Jury futitid the Defendast‘Guilfy —Damages 101. A considerable debate took place relative to the must proper mode to he adopted for presenting the swords soled in Jane 1811, to Field-Marshals !4chwartzettherg, Barclay de Tony, and Blucher, and Count natal. The Loan MAYOR stated, that it was his intention to proceed to Paris to present the mime; and it -was *malty resolved thst it would be inexpedient for his terdship to quit his high station for that purpose..' RIOTS IN Ducr.i.liv. flea or ENor.txn AccounTs.—The average amount of Public Balances in the hands of the Bank, le'weeto the Ist of February, 1814, and the 15th of jcivary, 1815, both inclusive, upon accounts open id at the Bank, was 261,1621.; and the amount of the same (escluiive of the Exchequer account) be tweet the Ist of February, 1814, and the 15th of Jarinary, 1815, both cloys inctuiive, upon accounts o r in e d wt the Bank. previous to the 28th of March, 1500, uai 4,727,0251, The aggregate amount of 'Bank notes (including 1,200,2201. in Bank Post 'Bill.) in circulation on the 15th of May, was 1 20; ••73,8801. The average amount of unclaimed Dividends in the hands of the Batik for twelve . months, up to the Ist of January, was 779,7941. 'making the gross amount 9,357,5331. The antitunt of unclaimed Dividends in the hands of the Bank on , Ist of January, 1815, was 1,297,7121. of which 1 r6.7391.1tas been advanced to Government per 31 and 48 Geo. 111. leaving a remainder in the Bank of ;121,0031. 'Suttonc.—..Ots ',loudly, a gentlemen who resided at No. 3, nm—temen 4 s-buildines, Soho-square, baying complained of illness, he remained in his room until -.vetoing, when a friend who attended him bad occa sigh to go down stairs, hut how great was his sur prise to perceive him suspended by a cord from the hatii;ter of the stairs, with the place in a gore of having previottsly cot his throat. Medical . a ,„i s i olice was obtakried, but to no effect, as he was quite dead. • I'b• hop plantotOns of Sussex, Kent, and even ..tlunse tv)f farnintrtai have been so infested with the fly, that urilesralltaven'.in eppearartcorgoon takes niace, a general failure of their crop is looked for. There were only. two houses in Brussels where they refused to receive wounded British Officers.— The fact was represented to the proper Authorities, and fifteen wounded soldiers were immediately bit. feted on each, with an injunction to see them pro perly treated and taken care of. The rain fell in such torrents in many parts of the metropolis from two till near four o'clock yesterday, that many streets were so overflew's, that boats might have been rowed along them ; the High-street its the Borough, spacious as it is,..was overflown nearlr two feet dee for mere than an hour. Yesterday morning, between five and six o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out at Mr. Mathews, Upper Thames-street, brush maker, which"destroyed his very extensive premises, and several adjoining ware- ; houses. By the timely assistance - of - the lire engines, and being well supplied with water; the bee, thouth rapid and (lest! uciive, was got under by ten o'clock; the injury done is extensive,' the property: destroyed valuable, but we are happy to say no lives have been lost. On the night of Sunday. the 9th, between 11 and 12, as the Portsmouth mail was proceeding from Guildford to Ripley, the lenders' reins broke, in con sequence of which the coachman lost his command of them ; end owing to a strange horse being put to at the last change, the coach was run against a hank and upset, where try the coach• writ. , nearly broken to pieres, and the coachman •was thrown from his boa and most dreadfully mangled ; his cheek bone being shattered, his• shoulderdislocated, and otherwise se. riously hurt. The guard and*other passenger's' es caped with very tittle injury. _ ~:_ w►s . fia%is Tim STATESMAN. LAW INTELLIGE. COURT OF CHANCERY, INFRINGEMENT OF PA LORD COCHRANE 0 MITI This was a motion for an injuncti the Plaintiff, made by 'Sir S. ROT ported by other Learged Counsel Defendant from infiingingthe Plait retain!, of • Glass (.amps. The Plaintiff" hid in 'confidence invention to the. Defendant, in-presence Cochrane, on an-injunction not to- The Defendant. was foind, to . malt, set them up in Soho; On which . the ' Cochrane served the Defendant yriti takedown such lamps"; and aesist went. This happened about the present year, when the Plaititiff filed the injunction now - prayed for. The Defendant, by his answer, deposed vention was not a new one, and that not so declared it to be, as deposed rane and Mr. 'Basil Cochrane in their The motion was opposed by Mr.. Counsel, on the ground that the whet( not new, but an improvement of:a rained by Defendant eight years ago, The Lord CUANCELLOR expressed ing the' validity of 'the patent and question, whiCh appeared very intricl his mature 'consideration of the postponed. FROM TRE. LONDON GAZETT' ' • DIVIDENDS: Nov. 11, G. Cooke and_,!_ Kilner, Nicholas-lane, —Aug. 8, W. Edwards, New Bond-street, gc G. F. Krum()haw, Vale-iilice,'Hammersmit nsuker—Aug,4l,. It. Blakciaore„Rirmingham. J. Tenkinsod, Northwich, Cheshire, salt-pi W. Spiting, Oristoli-comilson-bnewer—Ani Huston, Lincolnshire, butcher—timg, 8, . pplum's hill, Blithfield, - Stitlfol&hire, bank. 1% ilkinson and-G. Cooke, Xabbrank, m.erchal Perks, Great &whine: Statfordsbire, musey-scr" T. and. Al. Cilossley. ManEhetteri dealers-1 Miliertog, and R. Young, Tiunton, hank. Lffies, I.burgh-row, Fencliiircli-street, lle,ya.Daneasidr, beaker: CEILTIFIC ATEq—Aun. P. llewit. Cary-street, Lincoln's Inn, yin. r .Hiddlesei-street. t Whitechppel, Ishmonger meecial Bade-rooms, sugar broker - E. and T. street, tilt: Jaws's, fiskterers—J. Reilly, Hart. friars, flippant, 3 . FA MTN ERS I PS IAIIBOI. ' F. Story Ann sk. &Minty Richmond, cbants—S,. tigiven and E, Lan/marshy. 1 / 4 caleria r ereis—J. navls and W. wrist), Li ertionl. ektdgeey and 'f. Whilelock, Yeek,street. tailors—J. Taylor and .1. Skinner, Geurge-stre penreii—J. and W. Smith, C. Krearey, ;INV Yorkshire, rillers-,A. P., W., road, siirveynrs—H. It. and T. S. Rogers., smith4—J.slianeack and J. Kokes, Old makers—T. Jones and It. S. Fussell, Tripp in 'shirr, surgeons—G. Home and T. Aetere. pouvE., RIOT. . QRTFIC SQUAll2.,—Wednesday, Mary. Cook. was charged with being the ringleader of a r lane, % t•stminster. Mr. Herbert: a conimberc bouchood, stated, that he apd all the..surrosc inhibitions %%ere kept in a state of perpetual r by the riotous proceedings-of two pdrties bf the different sides of St. Anne's-lane, the Conitanght Dances, creating daily and night! ties were so numerous and lawless., asd st respect the coustitteted authorities, that it became perilous to seise any of them. It was ant tilt (ire had expelled &thyself to the most imminent danger saner was secured. The Magistrates said as this was the first case ly been brought from the exclusive Irish colony and in the hope of lenity, peace between tl parties, by showing lenity, at Ore same time-that enforced they would cane* Ihemrelves w• Creak for seven-days' retires** in the floase Committed accordingly. MARINE ifOR ' R . S. • An extensive seizure of metal waeraalle Iron shop in Only's-inn-lute; but it *vette beta "so eep, and the sweep proving that It Consisted left by the builders of a .steam *gins at. been given to him • Mr. Ftettlifen *id, after the , Vintlieetion%of he coald not withhold the, benefit of clergy. [dismissed, which was accordingly done. hi•ILBOR011011 STR SOM.—Wynn .Lacey, • watchman. was charged with rptibing . Jamei • of hit watch, chain, and seals. Joy litind'-sfreet ; night, the former being in esecutitencif-hii„ • 1 cutter, as it appeaied, had been drinking ! down. The Nremnet was very feed's ill 'lti him Hp, hut on the Prosecutor gestiqg homer he I A friend accompanied 'him hack niche inart . nod Ore stuleti property was.-fonad ore* krone committed for trial. Halt was charged *with - tigh*de watch and kola appendagesfrorn disperse* Payne. The Prosecutor hi a seafaring Man, • accompanied by two others, elaimedvacqualtslaarla whilst groggy iu the street.. They prevailed y passy.thette- to ce du blicklion6., -'llberfkbek iquor, and pHs ro,Steed. Two.,af. the attendees justice, hut the Prisoner was secured with the ' "upon his head. • lie worldly compittettillit'' Catharine Cl Irk and. Jane.Clekrh . f flit trial, frierbbbleg a 'are** pensioner of hii Ilsrroe-nc an*.--,Mary -Tetley, Cliarlircte , teeth Neil, Sarah Donnin L Ann Eastwood, Fleet floe. Valenti tie Nicholls,4ind *key Adfl• on ton separate. charges; the four. linit•ormattp nest with attempting to take away the life Of strangling him, and aftetwitniolbeterrlngielm i aunt water with intent to drown h . im sl.'oley I both • committed fur trial; the • ofhent H ere ' discharged. I Henry Settler and William Gwen, two brought up Intl* custody of -Mr.- Oblunbertr 'Weft sharged with being found Wising apron five &el 'day evening in the Urgent's Canal r the charge they were convicted - to .ehastailigirrett penalty , costs, and in defanlt ref payment they were • House of Correetinnfor one deck. I SRA DWELL.— W. ethler•dfly. Thomas. Mitchel. wife were brought before Mr. —MARTIN. the V on the unnatnr•ti lend fiartmerour charge of an their own infant child,. If appeared oo ex; female Prisoner. *no was et very loose scot {.regnant some time pea,' and•had sworn the cl a •hip then lying In the river, and that be poi( in consequence, to indemnify the iotrish. who per week. stare the. 'strata( thech;kl for its • shortly after the ship left' the river, she cotuthi whom it appears she was previously ncquai soon made him believe the child was his. Sir cohabited as man and wife until abort the /01 when it was reported the vessel: Shot Alte " 1 " agents arrived in the liver ; they then took a hit other person on barardlendes , tbeneldsbrosaod lion, and when they arrived .at a favoarahle! u. , fortunale child slip info the venter, t.t is sup) tent todrawn him, but letead bf sinking, s Boated, and **observed by goose waiermen, from a watery grave s and Whit were very' much see, that instead of atieroptiagto save.lhe.life cent, the Prisoner's boat pulled away from emesiderablesespicion, atmlothey *lra paroled ramody. . When brought to this Office they, w , the child's clothes efts if'nuad'in'Mlichig s s hitt. 'she Magistrate expressed.his hArror at. then duet, and signified that the female Prisoner shal for perintsc.. for having salliern - tha ebildr•fiestof all ire a wrohst penon, nod that both Primate* mint be colanatUed ou the per. 'cut (-barge. . . . . . , • . . • ' • • .' ' 1 . ,__.,.......,—... 06;= ,,,,....„..___ - • ----..—.. ; -:..- - --—iti..... - -...--.7- a ENG'E. , Valetudinarians must rejoice when they knows that a Medical . Board i. established by Dr. COOPER ant( , Joim 19. • three Surgeons, of -30 years .experience, at •Cnar- ' lotte - house, Charlotte - street, opposite RiIWI..IND ATENT. ITIIERS. HILL's Chapel, Blackfriara-road, London, whe ts the public are cured of dangerous diseases, witlinut :lion' on behalf of i at i vii ii on _ attmaY, and sup:. or confinement. The I nstitu t ion claims the attention of those who have attempted the cure 1, to, .restrain • • . OP -themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as ti s intiff's patent in- consult illiterate pretenders, whose improper tree:. ment have ruined thousands—eruptions on their 'communicated the tsence of Mr. Basil head, face, anti body; sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose ; 'vertigo, noise in the. ears, swellings ist ).divulge the same. the neck; deafness, .dimness of sight, pains in . th e ke such lamps and head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheumatism; Solicitors of Lords weakness in the kneelc. swelled uncles, with a general th legal notice to delibity, &c. are only a-few of the dreadful "y tap. from the infringe- toms which appear years after, and too often de. bekitsning of the strnys „connubial happiness. Messrs. COOPER and El his bill to ground Co. are consulted daily by i. 14 ranks of people, from e osed that the in- o ~i . eleven till eiAht precisely ; by letter, enclosi ng p at the Plaintiff had a fee (for no others are atilwered), staling linit , ease, when medicine and advice are sent to all parts ed by Lord Coc k- lof the kingdom. They also mire the piles and fistulas, leir affidavit. without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, • HALL, and other , on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday moroing4, fill hole invention was twelve o'clock. certain patent ob. • ._ 4 , o. .._ al a doubt respect- 1 , . • 1/E te. SIR, , To T. TAYLOR Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Limbo. id specification in . 1 irate; and required F1.}1.3.4 it a duty incumbent upon toe to infoen 1 you of the very great aud ertraerdiunry rice I have 're- case.—Judgment . ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEA KC'S PATENT • I PILLS. LLS. - About two yestrs ago I was attacked with a Veneto:ll Dis. order, which I treated gather slightly for Sean time; but th e eT i E JULY ] apply to the most eminent of the Parulty. hot their a nt s, -se 18. I disease at length spreading all mer.tuy body, I was obli g qd t o ' : 4 afforded only temporary relief. I went thrnuestverinsiam C bolas- lof salivation, and fruin being rather of a eorpale. t hit, ft lane, merchants 4l ~ reduced to a mere' skeleto• . The ulcers that spieswl all din 1, eoldsmith—Nov. •z.a, m y-limb s ren d ere d . nie a com pl e t e o bj ec t, so sha p er my !rim I C meth, patent vinegar- despaired of my recovery. When bsisught to this situatiop, 1 I ° n un' e ttil "* --A llg' 8 ' . cbmidered deatd no• inevitable; beta relittinieAdstailb‘esis- It-merchant — Aug. 9, m eptin g .ueon , the many Clive , in which pose rills viteeeedv‘ I e up 15, F. tirantltn, et was induced to try a box of thein. thought Which lotaght natter re- J.' Dicken•• St. S t e- „ here - mime; and by perseverime rise IMO Of .Anfet .- 101,101111L.tard thker—Nov.: Ir, A. roil , owing . your directions, I experienced. th e . mast maccemot. Tchants—Aug. 10,. r-scrivener—hog. 10, .• J' ; able rt taxation (thin phin, the sotesgfiniunity sphsiniffrWas,, now,. thank (dud, len'. ctly recovered. and wal ( p.out dakaille" 1 11 s—Aug. 7, T. Toenf, , doubt nut, but one more bo x, whirl) 1 think cautious to tate, al Lnkee' — "T•• 28, •' - willhonablfsh iffeeliellttl Wilt, ifrieinalainte.- , -•:,n • ' 4 . .: -iet r !et, merchauls—Aug. I,t is.st ith the Not lavirtfelwaratitsiletM,t 140plitilltallsff'• ar ....: fr , ..,...., • t self, Sir, you? Muck obliged Jaunt, s••fidi ,-.- . - . •at 7. 8. . I • •••-• - •!"...- ,••••• : w • 5. • • a- W 11:slit heitlfdditilaiPls . j o i ner —W. Solomon, • p • §wei t e) Manchester. July 1. . • , 11 er—.G. /Jesse; Com- -'' '1): 7 14. For the ptiblie•bettelif •Idi i lee idsieetttiit 'lllisairnme II I `. Le llnY. JellnYn-- .13ejne ; ptiblisheibisut leave you to tiet,9,s•Non;Pouv#l3.of4litte Hart-Street, Clutched. went o w n dictate. ai • .4 . . LYE!). • "I - 'Prefiared biursold , bv the tiftelVnotir tori.4itniehtiTtr* nr Mt ~. me Sion, hjeatibers s of Ike ; R•o4t I . .,,Collegeep(Sesareps. letallOas orksliire: spirit-nier- at their tthuse • No. 9, New Badge street, where, after a con- . Great • Tristity•lanst, •snint - tesilles4‘se -more sinaisidesysies.vreenclisprhella4thiti- erpool, .near-refiners cularty.directed le .D if s emir al Veneer° C"*./.` l4ll4 *•••l i e l lre rest, Olney-le:boo*, • incide fi tal to-Arldi part 4 of ifenertarafri in Until sevili•Nitith tha Is. M -street, Adelphi gar- msulinie.e.trery which men *f - .heir rrn ( nssin• ' Vara). d : i• Ulthitl..Naialelf. •obsesve, they flatter themselves the advice ap.l u li v gi orsteet they S. W. Driver, Kent.l;l ro c ie jat e :i v tiananktiel es•'•aitantfl 6 rtatittg ' vitt' Medetritt OM Rupert-street, got& * fatisew 44 t t eA 44w;:eirn ill, p Ali io.eoshosslyaluttineldoot e ls• 1 ' limilsollniet, 'conchs' b e obtagied, and said of ambiguity. pie f;bittil, Simostiet..- st . nnapisold: tr. Illetiagonintuati,--Ilirsitis reseiviibnito iamb, aodithiwit. • , , i k i a , all ... A . Aisrpele i , .444 L'esfilm t r'.... 34,....ii. 1111V..iSksurrt, ' •-••.' L. :' ,ll . Pails M Airy the' Toti-sho:L 10 .I; 0 ifoRI -lieWt 1 littft.-08tbi- w • ..., • •a• , I ltstab`leas !Pie 7's trtorrarndoi**tegiri .--- -•-- . • t considerable tior t in b t lE4 t nalf il et siti ta• a in loxes at . :• • • • e• • '.noty 'is. 9le:Milkt4 *Mud -11041111Sioil I 'had 411sio ' Wriesitik, " heteh V Ptrsnpa of-eidtgr sway, fair," themse l ves WWI Wat t r t qlt. . 111114164 " etwalm, • apeed;'secieiy, gattafet?: -•-• 4 . a riot i . 1 .1 5 4 .: A"" e ,'• ...-141..8...b.Esereomit arta kilikent lieflaiseis:tealetimia - miak a erchnntati•bielMilta- von i t b f av ou r I. It i v o m aji.shispri a is prioled-ot un whir y. 9 . 1 K irrossudieg peaceable ms 21 alkim and darger lite' Sa"th'p-Oilleit . " T, ayinr: 0. 9. NlN•w'teitfer- /(red';' r- Jil.inpro . t.r.w Mich is feinny s • All,atheis lire rweoserlai-s. . bf trudi that occupy 'Tipperary and. the ..... • • • • :-",e7s. htly broils. The purr- ' • '''• It irttitattliitir.'"' ' -,. so little inclined to MARRIAGE. thbarldlikba Apasidtitlinv.of ' , milt became dillicalt and '' bappioess, vrhich l is often disturbed through the i mam Mr "tee" she °lke' . ' that form the Onion nor taking those preensitions which woelp Imager that the Pri- secure them live enJoVnidot of that /neat doinsasse ittessih w .:—.. 1 People of. every rank pay adoration to th e shrine of wedlock t • case that bad recent- but, where the ettualitutioa bits been tabard by discuse s or dehis colony of St. Anne. iitated by a.certaies habit enoirne.ted at an early agr.•er. retura seen the belligerent tine of stability : prevlrits to enterin g th a t state i s indatp ens ,;,hi s s e-- 1111 . 1 .t th was _e law requisite td revive the- uMbering s t orms •of life, snot to resat- with sending Mrs, Rene the system. . Fur. an disorders haste contributed MOM 1 4 salt of Currectiou.— I essentially to destrii* Hymeneal happiness Than Dante which ate , • i lute consequelice,of natuarded piea...ure; .1t was Ai. emotion. 1 1 tiro, which inhuted Messrs. 6' Ulla Ili anti C 0... ha shebekle eth at heavies, an eild .90 years, tai direct their stndies nod *Motion eichtvively to the All I been purchased of a treatment and cure of the Yew:rent findeagi., A m the dispsdrti VII sled of the remains arising itterefiom. as also is Shut dertbagement of the ssitein pr..- - ..1.... .Men's, which had Mowed by thedestructive habits of the i. cossiderate who'd-hov e ,which brin g s on those distressiug debilities and deficiencies that . ... ol'or such a witness, • preient air enshitter the Matrimonial enure . The Metes:Al ir• •,, s ' • The case must be volved their•plan rises theta Jtdditiouni online to oppose she , , rava g es of these complaints. whi c h are th e mast important. is • ~• Ti ,• a . Mary.Ae-bonne the cat a logue of human infirmities. It heheves etwey penal ,' id , ..; Nl`Cardy, a groom, who has indulerd its thus-solitary vice Its seek relict' by eininik. . . v lssereet, ins Tuevtlay ing pr..fc.sion.sl men of eminence and honour, to which !Amos • e s„ dpky. The. Nprige- : , C.IIJR.II I E and Co_ claim the sanction of sting:laic asen o nwiti, . • ' freely and he fell in well us the testimony of ustromrsaficted facts. logsrnleoin .• . 'Nit aisishusee ta kelp •• ate eirre'of • these complaiuto, they hold MN re. indreemera a. , e , l , he inis.eaLlsis watch. r evive s . bat,csenolble,.nts ail men must be,..4 the existence *Arm* ..• . i .., 'ardiall tet"e slight, - calamities, they offer thane aisinunce as regularly edu c ated ; • Shi. Alas lie. was folly's Membon'of•the Royal Colleges •of Singetsia 'of LaMar, tel I• ttlinbut g h. Slight :sod recent taws of S I With' ir ,inf, Ono ere the isifers , .in stealing& ',radii/illy eared in the 'short spat•e of tie deys. 'noise of tie , nag ward Josisph .' toostobstiente duratiest e moll :is Otairacsionn, tuvravtate. l'ini" ii: , and the - Prisuit7r,`l forest. Pains of the BINH'S, Meets, &e. ore jwrosameally ;IA ultimatum Wilk hiut'llstioeitilietteed:. *Seiertil'holilenien mid Centimes) of the del d upon hieqq to pc_ Jesperiehlittit have bees !outlaw the core.af Messrs. Cone. ass e• AO - kW oteletatneby -1 CO. f.tr 'flue iiessbeitl Or eimpliiints of is urethras, etrieime, inters have eseagwd 4 *c. & and hisniagyteeived a Poetical eat / term-tame( f ire, re- the Prosecutor's hat qgest that reference* may . .be cattle topteits. ne.-atisfiteurrs eve i trial'. •• ; • ' - /tented • iitilte'itreided kperistrit vof Meters. Carrie fiwl • C;;. 11 also fully.committed ,pli s o• e f : teepopm.h Miss of these ( ieuilesiteu had' wicket. • ' f bin watch. runs . 11l to 2) tier,, mid were water the Cate of Meeors. Muer. • Tj iii:te • Cooke, Hiss. 4%,01.1g4tet. :HMV! her Surgeons tsf equal easiosence; who atteuirts4 an Elienheo Hough. w e ~,,,), ky ilbe,,,in k iesi inn of the lunar caustic. without ate • ,elr; ireee•exatniued cro. - `tnestra,Ca Hit- and Cn, have uner:ted tier fallowing I.•eer PP' lipped. were charged ..tem:jbnypeni ga p they are daily receiving from filriallo.nee, ie. - Ylm rilliain Barrage, by torinngthern thanks for their restoration to sauna and vi,.........° awl mirl a pond of sta g - WAR. 'it "lisas •seiit int them, trisoliel •cl. fetito the son ..' 11 aol ey,inut Cooke were NOWA- 44f1. i trtioNhod Intmusedmiler t•lss•distieu.ingaiticl I . is• •SO re• reprimanded nod tut inolatf,y for 10 curs ; he bad been "v•eter the eases- of 5e..2.1 .. fq . harsiantenf i t rofenionst eminence. MOM` of whom 001Miee 'too d ll young men, were ,wrinaeeut relief .; but frum th e supetior method of Irrakarri I 1,4 lifri4l:fh Con3lable, adoptelesied littrreanied • by Menr.. Currie and Co. he' ret•el.cd.. e o'clock. on 'fuel- gachc4lguxe,in the short space of unpinuath 1." '. erne bring proved. ." May..4B, Ibl.'• . . . My of 100. elicit aud - • . 1- :‘ l''' fo Dr. CURItIR, 101, llattnri-g , anie;. .e committed to the . ,” Lord -- frets, great Orem, is c o ialosm is m o se 0 in• e ft Currie the perfect re-establisbment of his health, in consameot A. el hel. and Sarah his of Ogi liiiij nail adiefirabk treatment of Seri/4001in the•Vre. Wok Mint: Magistrate, - flint. lie may add, that he has not fur many years ettowil9 anti Itenli'llnt to drown Mich rout hurl aid treedoot nom ph o u ; and he erste, taste so • min t'lininatiall 'nal the doubt of his harin g obiiiiiiei:, through hi. C. v.' and attiltaihn. Is ts, ii moan, had proved 'perfect and radical eiseenst flint horrid ri , inp/ .itir... ..i. 4 ar ne oIV tic child to the male of t net a strang er 111 the manner th at 01 h,ts I rested the comssatob hid a sum of manes h e h „. hat to in his power. from n fair oriel:Mod n just cOgno3Finlet . •ears ho anon rd her 33. to pay that tribute it, applause to Dr. Cirrie, which he L'n , " ' Idly il • maintenance t bat Mc teel., and shill ever be most reaily mil willing to eclipse' . • • us a ince that time they esp. cl:trionS. la a hited with klitchel, t r a ce ,. ' • , ergs tinted with. as she Married Women, who have long lieert'disappoirred ill Ow" ,t - rto 'family, may be. as-sired. that iu -I in Bth of don month, omires welt defects me ,- cura bl e by ,al g ai ts t skill ; nod :WW2,' ',''. Jun ve belon g ed to was the removal of such impediments bean object of leant and in. "r.• • as. 2, twat, a khnut any certainty with others, yet the cuth of mei *fro , . ha liar gr' /rd the child in gins- duicl progress at renovation, iv War ne4oirethent of their este • Tot le spot they let the finite. By an early applicatinn to,Mes- , l'imbed with an in- patient 'Vitt escape the pain, danta. and e. , pew, ..f a l^" ef •,, , c . i, t. ii prowideoliailY tedious attendalwe upon less ex perieneedpmetirionerS. hief'7,;, ' haw ten, who rescued it Currie and Co. may be cowshed by p a tients o f eitherse 4, a"' ru. Carrie and Cal. Iv, : :a b ol , de • ouch asinnisheg to the greatest secrecy and boonitr. at their house. No. 107. " Pt fe or th e poo r inno- too•garden. Adkin s i o th e c . limey, describing the ptintroos ' • risco 1 b. This createdto CAL of di encase, age. and mode of livi n g. iarlnvis g a rentittro.c• 4 and lakes into advice and medicines, the same will tn.given or sent to any I' '' . ear_ . at were searched, sad of the kingdom. To mare that secret, so emeittial an the 1 N 1 'LW, denial mo r i . the poster of Inters &ay h e a dd e d ,10 the ;Ie t. I' 'elect air atrorious eon- for iclises.-107, lintimegnrdert. • Mall he prosecuted •• . • ~.. . 9 1/ 1 ' , to(ali to a wrong i milled 011 rho.' pm- ON DoN : Pram. and Publishes, by ro InireiL • - IlYatlnabea Offletelt.'ll, 'Pleel-it vet, •