The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-27 00:00:00

BANg-uove Fonctay.—Tho inefficiency of the Cosasoi•sionors (whom Report we have given in this Jay's Paper), is obvious from reading the Report itself. They seem to have been at as osoleso a work as the seven famous Arabian Alchymists.who labour's' to discover an Alkalies:, or universal dissoloomoot; hat that they hare not yet come to the anumsano resolve. }'or one of those" fire-workers," after a long sleep jemped op, and exclaimed to his scientific cat.opera- Itifi, " stop, my brethren, it is stoedless to parses this expensive and toilsome object farther; fee should we even discover or prodoee this laid, what vessel could we keep it in ?" 'llia fra ternity seemed surprised at the sagacity of their brother, and pleased that at least their further waste of time was prevented. Now, oar seven wise men in Ragland have been employing themselves in nearly a similarly manner, for they have been in pursuit of a man or risen to do what no man or men should be able to do. Afas l a Committee of Otakoitano, at the head of whom might have been Sir JUL BMWs southern friend °RAW, inspired by the Minerva like raps. city of the Baronet's mistress, OSUMI, the Queen of the above island in the South Soo, might have sooner cones to a wiser and speedier conclusion (these sferrems an sitting still !). We cannot see that going resod the world with Captain Coos can hove imparted any especial qualification to Sir Jo wl' to sit in judgment on ' , rich a question. His name is the only favourable omen on the occasion, for the inhabitants of Totigataboo, nor any of the Siod•ich I•lsnd+, make use of PAPER as a circulating medium. The 1 4 :moralist, perhaps, in his fonds. mental miquities, may tell as if they un it for any other porposes..---Bank.paper being so meek more flimsy than cartridgepoper, we can not see why the aid of Sir Wn. COEGRETE is solicited on the ()midst's. What is t)so affinity be toe.n a locket and a Bank note? Similar remarks might be made with regard to the other GentlMarn, sod eiirri•lly on the mstitematical Mr. WOLLASTON, *hos► propositions, after all the pains he may take. sill not liven the weight of those of the Bishop of his lime. To condo& for the present, Mr. ice. H ABR A', is in his place.—" Let him who profits share the pains." p These seven Gentlemen of research, aro, after all, devising means to make a piece of paper, with a little writing spun its iugeoksosly contrived comet*. nonce to equal gold in valet, we shall therefore 604 put before them an old Latin Woe— " Er guests lion ins Si Mercariest" one of the interptetatinns of which is—" You MIRO/ make a silken purse out of a seer's our." News; riper Poetry, in genital, is scarcely worth notice ; bat we ate only doing justice to a contain wiry Journal, by saying that we rarely have read itselTusions of the following hind without great satis faction, mid diets with delight. We shall, therefore, make no scrolls in giving forthor publicity to the works of the metrical baud which penned the follow. log beau morccau, ups shall we for the favours of any lively fitocifol l'net equMly die. posed and qualified to make our Readers smile in this sombre season of the year. EPISTLE. FROM JOHN TO II IS COU•IN IN THE COUNTRY. The' New Yeats and Binh Dohs s«serrively Lome, Our Laureate twat' gracelessly dumb, 'That wearesS. omi t smash was grim shut, Ilasmust s hbeeneel Raw Aed *them Hie set their Hers se itheot hurry, Think it hard thet should tier have a snag • fur their stoney : While I, Nene* knows, Willi Ise erases for rhymes, Jfeale to«, any deer Cos. with the teas «f the doss. You've herd, 'Attest daub., that 'teas very neer over With per C—lrra—eis, Whitt way beet to Myer. lie've scarcely sersauated eve great miasterbition, Per Mak whet a less lenathl hare been to the Nauss ! After sii he has date (Lad eels lank round) I'm sure yee'll elle* he might an. 10 be That yes karts est his 'berth. at lebt but in part. What dome is his tongue. and what truth In his heart. liy-thr-bye Time has were, as I hear frees the folks, A hale la th e Beg, and /elected the bees: C.'s speech yea resseesher, mud Their pledges. 66 friss Pas," and 11111 of ladraelly. Thee can you believe it, this' true I aware ye. They've all been Mend out, and enndeate rea ly d l a Jury. The Ces•strattts• rage, and speak it out •• Sege shstott/ have taken more care of t his Ward." Bet what is nest grievnus(m Justice Is etettedl The maser, after all, have by pra• y bees booed: 'hue the laws and the cobweb, you see is quite true, The small rogue. are caught, bat the gear tram break tars'. We're buy with Snaking, end stelae& of reek. They serer it. the Crimsons, end hen at the Bank : Thee the City's nisi mod, fur I'm told that they prey Beekrept nay est he permitted se ply Bel I pea riot ibis mum concerts will be shaken IT ewer the teams of the Neese C4ll be /all. And foam far weeterer, lie hailed ware they week, Our Depesies u ill net target Lir. livasst. netting is add, bet ear need steer The Emu*. who are tasting the sweets of si i :es e = t The Sage, lobe vicar/ She praise or the throng. Luelaill'il.•• I mess surely have see: maseiblag wnssi!" Ile I Judge. by she raving et some, and their *se That the French have adopted the amt.( that Uri& I • • P. S. I ask for an Giese, therefore makes, estate. Sark dainties a• these weren't Mae for oar Ilf. Ito, I know what the law, is its wisdom, enacts is kid John bas no rights, but the right to pas Tares I • It may possibly ark* kiwi a modest fear Oa casoparisois with Ike w sekt of his pretietostors— " Those Odes, and such forgotten things, "As sasses. SeUht w rit of kiwis — or Ike foraddabie PT.'. whose fir./ Odc lens “Stedulent of Krieg." aid ss fall of the tenibee'd choir, the roest gro.r. mod " Mot of dirtiest birds," slat some out on reudiug it, bent root— •s Aad when the Pp was open The Birds beta In slog. And ..aril t that a dainty dish To set !wrote a Xing t'• + ihuhse, OM' an accomplished scholar. was not an adept in the quantity of 63 liable's. In the Hasse an OW occasion, when reemaneesding eciinemg, be aiming &nen Tgci ere •• magnum IVertrical est persimmon,' pronouncing the penult is Vet figat ►hart. Vert(4al, in winch he was immediately rerrecerd.— •• Weil:* raid he ids yeas emphasis," magnum Vreilgsl est p.n. sir ems, and, as t.rukmen seen ei well versed in the ware of this passage, I hope ibey will at length ramie-read to pay sane auenr•on to ile *ease." 1% itli the Orator. INV iii. to butte a." CHURCH ABU ST6TE-THE__SALE OF BIBLES - 011E1 rCheerio 1,1110 e. e h um see hie To ago ibis wicked Nodes. 'fps. oar fries/. wtu noperintred All werla for robikestim. Q*41 . 411 Sire I. ("web, IV,. sr krei ttriei swatch. And many libel.; VO9r ‘t I . ebl2lo, 114 , 11' tr.'s-run 11.,b l'orr Uonlvt mut MN.. &rpm? Chordi.,nid. ?3. l'A C A Dt)II. Viornint CASTLINT 1011 left 'Owe yesterday after. tattoo, .bout b3tr•ps:t On - , o'clock, for his sell at Muth (Joy. MI. RUNT. -"•4 11 10.-- TO THE EDITOR Of TIN STATIONAL 11'14-4 bastes trial em yen of a meal impstlaat , aisle that hes hapgantai it ise town tidal/mug. Yes Uwe doebtless heard Wert tab, ef the eageweelted week made *pen Mr. IT•wr, iti iitaa rilepecleltle tradesmen, lest Friday night, at the lisatic by sense mama in the garb of OiSCOIS belonging to A: 7th Henan, against whom isedimmenSa aro pmferred,, and which will be tried next week at Liverpool. The public indignation wee reseed against these vermei l who bad outraged every principle of law sad judo.; sod they hearing that Mr. H. and friends Intended going to the Theatre this evening, assembled in thee sands oboe' the Theatre, to protect, if necessary, this champion of the People's Rights. Aboot half-past six o'clock, one of the performers waited en Mr. 11. from the kl.nager, to inform him that there would be no performance this evening by order of the Ma &striate, add therefore the money paid for the box world be retoroed ; Mr. If. and friends deemed it advisable to go to the Theatre and desire the People to relent to their several homes in order to let their enemies see that Reforiaer: knew how to-lashave peaceably, though the Social Order gentry did not. Mr. H. and his friends immediately went, and were loudly cheered as the carriage passed through the streets, till it arrived at its place of destination, when the shouts of welcome were tremendous-4h' air rang again with Bunt and Liberty! The enthusiasm of the People was beyt.td conception ; there were assay therosands assembled ; Mr. 11. got on the top of ate coach and addressed the People, desiring them by all means not to commit the least violence on any one's person or property, but depart to their own homes, which they one and all promised to do. He imme diately returned to the inn, eccompattied 011 the way by the heart.cheering shouts and applaalm , of hie fel , low-countrymen. Mr. 11. is tbo . tbeese of every one's conversation.—l am, &c. Usockester, Joh 43,1818. A. R. Mr. Timis has sent e letter to his Royal Highness the Mike of Yuex. as Commander.ie•Chief, repro. tenting the siolent attack made on him sad three of his friends, at Manchester, by the ,7th Unwise Officers; signifying else that it will he renewed by a Memorial from some of the meat respectable end loyal lehabitents of Manchester, who were eye wit. 'news of the transaction. Now, we doebt wet but that earn those persons who are • eeeee from Mr. I Hoot's polities, will teriek that such su interfereace of the military highly comleinnable, and that it will strengtheu the argemtuts of those who contend for . the mote than isserility of a Standing Arry ie times( peace. There i. sio doubt bet that the French Re solution nes accelerated by the ill judged and tiamieg seal of the military of that kingdom—the People would not be dragoewed out of their rights and law. (el demands. CoNlemili ON Butt Avestratf. - - - 311 sophistical advocate defends the iostlitititta a worm ezaminstims into the Bank concaves, by saying, that it would be enressonable to expect that oho acceents of a great incorporated ►ady like the Bank thoeld bo exposed to public view s arc. Now, when we coo. sides that its affairs are all of a notional kitld, that the whole nation, down to the day labosrer, Is taxed to all islents and purposes, by its paper lasses, we see so reason why its solidity, or otherwise, should not be made manifest to the whole Public at large. Yesterday there was ■ nomerous assembler, of Peers at Fife-house, the residence of Ike Earl of Lircaeocrc. Yesterday, three men, who hire been brought to England front the Isle of France, underwent an its. eeetigaiion at the Secretary of State's Ul'ie• for the Home Department, charged with offences wilder the S'lor/Trade Act. It is correctly repented at the bar, that ford Et.ocrw hes at length determined to resign the Sealy. The Noble and Learned Lord will be followed tato his retirement by the respect and esteem of every honest man In the kingdom. We have heard that he is to be succeeded by Lord M ANNULI, the prevent Lord Chancellor of Ireland. II this arrangement shall take place, it Is added, that Sir J. LEACH will be presented with the Irish Seals, accompenled with a Barony. We think it right to say, that we give this inteiliptice ezactly in its shape in which it came la The Tenney in the Council, appointed to assist in the care of M JCITY'S person ► occasioned by tho death of bard Et.r.streonovon, will be 'applied by !be present Lord Chief Jostle* Astor. A private letter f►om Paris affirms, that many changes are contemplated in the French diplomatic "amid. Among the rest, it is reported, that lb* Marquis D'OsmoNn has solicited his read from London ; and that 111. AnnatorsT, instead of pro. cording to Vienna, will be named to his former si testion of Ambassador at the Ottoman Porte. Bank Stock yesterdsv eaperieaced an Improvement of nearly 4 per cent. this appears to imply a con& deuce on lb. part of the Proprietors, that the expected di.closure of the affairs of the Bank will tend to Inc the public estimation of the prove. rity of the ertablichmt•nt. A Court of Bank Directors were SeMMOiSed In meet yesterday at one o'clock, for the purpose of laying the new Whit note before Ministers for their approbation, previosts to its being loured to the Public. Lord Livrnroor., the Casmcct.r.cra of the Licitequsa, &c. &c. were present at the time ap. pointed. Cone Earn stIOC, iv,. 27.—We have had on frrsh arrivals of any Grain since Monday, nor any *iteration in our prices; but fine Wheat went off nn Nil as coed terms. acre being but littTirof *that do setiptino at market.—line Barley was rather more in request, there.being more enquiry after. and better sale for. Mali.—Pnreinn Boone are selling rather freely, the great reduction in the vizi. of that article haring hrweeht troll coital') boycts, a ho ham inhere off a ensider.;b!: revity. STATESMAN. WESTMINSTRR ELECTIO.V. NAVAL IN7'RLLIGENCN4 • MAI. JAN. 314.—The Ahossou Isinspeali loot an anchor arid cable yesterday ; the P.ligabetb, trine port, broke an trachaf.—Remain is the Decks all *ell, the whole of the 'eastward-hound Beet did Welt lodising, Lod Mims, cad pt those mintialie4 yet- Itmita Aix, 3A*. 4d —The Prism of Orosib. wee keg alongside of the Past Piet in !lie COG. tialo.—Tbe Mary, Tryagori laid Moog so Muth tattoo basin, Ibit she hid near four feet waif in hit hold before she sighted, and most have demised the lower part of her tarps. Poarsooviti, JAN. WI =The LnYul Briton tries port, parted fres the bridle if her mooritags yea lorday, if Gosport, and drove to the Boroggla Bank, bet pt se damage. FALMOUTH, JAw.ll4.—lt blew • strews pie lest sight from S.W. *IA Weft 'Trills of ben imid eels ; towards the turning it moderated, and is sow,/ P.M. coals,. Ltimardox, JAi 25.—Tbr Alexander, Winslow, from London to Philadelphia, has pat Into New York on account of the !cf.—The Amity, beige, from Now Brunswick, li arrived in Bootle Bay, brought in by a steam-best tremor Hoyle: JA 43 —The Testae y, Red, OMR lb. Clyde to Jefasies, was totally lost Yesterday morning, between Salscoots sod Irsioe.—A briat from Irvine, with four ship-masters, petal to the vessel, mod hat lig roweled the Master. mad 15 of the crew, swamp ed before she reached the shore,eod elegy soot pirtila. ed ; the life-bolt gout round from this piaci to take off the euryieors, but before She reached the Wreck. they hed been taken on shore by a boat from Salt ! coat.. The number saved Is 10, Including the lint and Second Mates. Yesterday evening a very numerous end truly re. speciable body of the Electors of Wastmiosterr be. longing to the Parishes of Si. James. and St. Arnim, assembled in the Crowe and Anchor Tavern, to dine, le support of the return of John liobboese„ Freq as ease of the Repute/misfiles of that City. The Chair veibbly filled by William Adams, Esq. attended on the fik band by Sir Francis Burdeit, and oa the left by Join ;k4leuse, Esq. Mr. Thelma!, sad metal patriotic cherac:?"‘ After dinner the sue limed were &Vet, it Wi llem to wbkh was, May the Ronal Family never ferret that theillAtte their few elittallacy to the l'alee of the Peapie.—( Loud topologia.) The CHAIRMAN congratulated the Meeting on efts isig ee many Friends of Reform assembled on the pro filist bindles, aid concluded by proposing The health ar Jab's fiabboase, F.sa. and soccer to his Mae tiost.—Toree limes three. Mr. Ilonuousa are forward enildit mach and load tipple's*. Ile espressed hlti gratitude for the very high honour they bad jest done him, in so cordially wishing him samosa, and tin treated the spirit which pervaded Westminster would intend every where through the country, and thet English men would at last feel they were really .born free, and not nominally so. Despotism was now by tepid ' stride, endeavouring to grasp all in its iron fiat, some times steeling on the nation, as a thief in the night, et other tilers walking abroad like the pestilence at linen rlsy—( Cored applause.) The manners of the country, its temper, ifs habits, e t c. had been altered, for stow • weak and imbecile Administration endow- Soared to make the prioir;• a the co•ntry live in a time of profound pease as they would hare ilotte, and s rest hare dun., in a stile of oar—(Chien ) Ile was sorry that m•ny in the country were tint so alert as they ought to have been, especially after lids nation had seen she chains of slavery in Europe so . firmly rivetted by Eneland, arid this once bullied I Oa alandav last an Inquest alai held at crimberwell, ea the guardian of liberty becoming the general easlaver ; bn i t, f r . ! 14 L'ir Theeil:7 itu.rin w r r i ;: is mill° :31,:::i.mbliel" at that of et her no liana —( Load and long applause ) lie- d,i t ' y we arm .isi g atae sad etesseedissary a nature. that Sad dern cause Itessia had a standing army to protect Po- is" , duty to lay .i glavo beset she .1 1 =re. ali a 1 / .. e i t r a r e land, soul Prussia the same to protect Seamy, .:a or bush L., 1 ,,,,,,,,, e !ZIT/4;m lining therefore we must of course have the some to de. I I seder the geloalansbip of bet toile. tiler basis the new ni feud—What' Why, to defend corruption against I, •er er 4 Itrt"4:lte retij i nn iti e . e b t:' , 4 n. grolrbt. siar bge o l so ner r the dangers of the People —(f leas, Aear, hear !); she caramel protection al as t elt P ueto r:r.....maker s thVenoll Senn. perhaps, would the country hear, in cones. i Lady. lefties indignant at this intelligence, re t inal essabor reit" of the ebullition of p ublic fe e lin g at lb t inet I t i re= l r a e l s i a re ce " Zra7d s ro u s t ;: r a h od ma ex tu o r r e rnt s l o h r : l d u rr i = - r.leetion, that it was necessary to rally retina the Poem reast ii by every meet.. within her power. Inure lien Throne, to rally remind the Cnostitation, ke., while, I oar dhr . :l arsoe • P. 7 she o s :bi r b c e a r t r a r ad ... 4l, l gbe alte , rbir 4 le ed ee ks - In reality, those who railed that shoot, wished'irelf Nun% her iota a rirarira s:. !Indent. teas ideci4n r ; avesit . le have their own self-Interests defended. Week, eso nu o k ra deelanitiwa of srhati.• ada/ 1 .4 1 . , 41.1"841 of kir &obi. the present Masters were; bet like libe I g useunt r ie l,:tr e t w ien ,, ~,5 knun' ,.7,11 ne, ,,Fu t e 6 , 7.,",r , „4 , 1 , 1,..e r" ,r,,em ir v' I ? blipd Muse in the mill, he bad no doubt they would i Min he should wow permit bee ea leans bre apartmeris lilt she Ina end torn about, till they grated the Peoples. I leefe"d le be, •Iteretti. a all an=tomalN MCI , pieces. The eerily Gentleman thou, as greet length , that is n p l t ..„: ; el i t i n d s : lit ,, a irl. , L I Iv/ reg end with much ability, attached the opinions of those diatetv me email never elute It ajuk_ who were inimical to Reform, at the same time de. 11 7... ',arc° a' ;f o r *w i ng. wi e ry - 1 . . - A &tine that the remarks he they made were not against : moor her I rmo ty oso e a r to ear. A . ~,,;,, ea i i r e l , y r i t men but s4dihat sdnedei.—( Cheering.) —Shauid covered that •the had ernasitted skis Duet ammo. as .. the Electors 'veered ie electing him, he would do hi* 1 ":„" l 'nru i : r . 1 ,,,`"T i. ,', 1 .7 ';',:::".,` 4 . . 4 , I ; l . ,7: l „" gi n c l a l ts ru t", I straw iu their behalf and hoped he shoals! alma yhe 1 1:;riverre ut ir. armor : , n 4insr. a, *.he nomad tins Ho durst a l e wt., found to say within iarliament whatever they chose ' enOte:Y •etetett , :n* `“"dt.ter• 'he Heed to grew two) , for ', I. .urns' er the had Intitt..4l if. Me J• id Mb seithoal the domes of that Hesse.- I r i non. sifter Matt mall tara / • Tbol4l64llllll4•Wesew , ..•••• e-$ , brunette ha a vaiti ur- Trinporaty_lkluseellnist. The art tear-VO. ea. foloweit ram, fa F. fares ti.-V l Rtes " ant l""n unu4ne """ "I'll". la Oa sanestia& of warm IMeer, and hied refers. Monday, and at two its she afteen.nra she ~curiae maim I . low, iaitroded by a. Hon./ m.. 1. crowd of .pectaton. whom a sir Ptancts &morn. returned thaelta, sod con hoot. ledge of she iirouramoner ',remain/Orr deauthall menet 'Mutated the Meting on the success they hail mot ed " 4 " 1 " 1 . with la their elicits for Mr. llohhouse. Il• rejo;coll ! the nose of liberty was now gaining ground every' where on sound and railroad principles: at lot , Cariarirtehr, the old and tried ',trod ar Rerem. i Mr. TIILLWALL, in a very able speech, returned thanks not behalf of the veaereble !Ouija', end at great I length stated the cause why he(Mr. Thelwall) had so. long kept back from public view, alleging be did se I from regard to his family sad ether causes. He gave j at a lOW Lord C.,ehrane. and 'acre. to the brave nuts of the sable Patriots of South A.erre.. Song—The lilarteillas Ilymn.—This beastifel song was encored, and sung in a most ezquisite stile, amidst the loudest shoots of applause. 11.,j0r Tame.. and she Imiertinience at the city of Res. che.ier. Major Tortures returned taroks, and stated the noble patriotic feeling which now pervaded that an. cleat City, which he bad the honour to he associated with. Yes, the feelings of Westminster bad awaited similar emotions in Rochester ; and now once a fort might the tradesmen were paying in their Iwo-pence and three.pence each. to help them to pay the es .pence of the seat Geueral Election. Ile trusted, that while the present Election had done good, it would be merely a foretaste of good things to come. —( Load applanses.) Sir Charles Wolseley and the Reformers of Staffordshire. Charles Premise, Keil. and Trial by Jury. The !Arty at the Neat. Douglas Kirland and the Reformers of firo.html. Soog—" Scale rho Ars r Wallace Lied." Ile. Phillips and she Reformer. of !retard. Maier Teatimes. In a very able manner. scion oiled the cane of the oppressed. insulted, and degraded People of Ireland. end treated the day was cot far distant when all the Representativesof that deluded and horribly enslaved island wools] he men of liberal and enlightened principles—when every man should he allowed to per,. his King and his Cnuorky, at. I only In a military but civil capacity, and an a Re. presentative of the country, whatever his tenets ,might be its religious matters. Several very patriotic toasts were given in the coarse of the evening, and received with the errs °imam applause of a must respectable and distin guished body of Eiectors. A member of conga were sung in an admirable manner, which tended much to promote the general harmony of Ilia ;sleeting, oh., were indeed all truly tt of one wind end of one heart." We should seppose the number was a: least 210. GC) 10 K Y S u rc.f r. • SP OHM lonusing psnlgroph flom the Team Grt--efle, shows how anabork our cuts y 111PII are to range themselves ender tho shied •ril of liberty iq South America :—" We learn from persons deterring of credit, that a triasport arrived in the port at (ialusy, a few Joys ago, with • Co lonel on hoard, for the purpose of oohing a regiment forth, South American —it is also asserted, that on the Colonel's landing and making known hie elusion, a number of the mast reapecreible young men of the town end neighbourhood purchased eons minions and joined the service, owing to whkh, , many bundled' of ffallllB have already enlisted wills them. If the*• reports are tree, we are sorprise• the Galway Papers did not mention something about them; and should they bo false, are trust they will he contradicted, as it would be the Means of easing the minds of many in and about this tun and neighbourhood, who, if the reports be true, w we are almost certain, Immediately tarot t:e s n i ; l sr:lres." _ The Emperor ALVIANDFR It es espected lot rooms to his copitol by the 4111 of this month. 'lns. Schoh of Persia has sent to his Imperial Majesty a present of 30 fine Persian horses. The Porte had jest !lunched two new 7h. Th SULTAN, with all his Minisisirs. was pretest en eh , OCOIN*II. M. A. Ph t,c , wend inseroseter ~f !he E.. fish Emhossy, poro.osod Ms ehil•leon In in and see tlo ship hunched. Two dal , vf:••, the s.n, vitim iiisc I I y•mrc of mg., .4 , 14 et;sed asi'h tc.s. !dlr. : 1.0 tiled in 48 Souvs. At the Quarter Sessions for the n'-stern D:vi t ion of Kent. so appeal was entered and heard, against I rate aide by the guardians of the poor it Chatham, in consequence of their having neglected to include in that rale a Jeweling meeting.hoese, known by the name of Etweezer Chapel, which is tithed, their priish. The building in question was vested In tees teea, and eta the solace of very considerable probe; and for the •ppellaut it was urged, that inastrigeh as the persons who attended this place of worship par. ticipateci is the advantages resulting from the Poet's Hate, they were equally boned silk the mealtime of the Church of England to contribute their share to. ward. an beneficial a fund. After hearing Counsel on bol l , aid..., the Court declared its nidnioni that the rote noiht to be emended, and that Ebeaseter Chepat shentti he rated at `2 l lol.—The ease Is lb be cirried into the Court of King's Bench. Amongst the videos pirating who ugly 10 Dr. nr, of 38, Dean-street, Soho. stet!~ 'Meted with Invert. of spirits, hearl.eche l {engine, anal vu. Hoes complaints peculiar to the female se.:, who Fla became re eahaisithisi as In be given over by obe r owe Ismail Physicians. The daily acknowledgments he receives gntefullyttemenottate his success is thee. complaints which are bat too often fatal to menkirtel. While those labooring under screpisales, stricsetes, tinier% victratine, obstinate glee's, tilde" in the limbs, rhernstiteri, nodes In the shin hoses,visptietts, o n o ti m ers, tl"il on Dr. &soli' mrcelitr Ole II prompters", facilitated with comparetive sate. Dr. F, ADT is consulted daily, from Eight td the Mottling until Teo at Night.—Private Roues.— Advice gratis to the Pew. WALuttortg Waite—The pollees well rigeomal yoaterreny at 12 o'clock. and rentioetultill three, wits, Ili. es‘tai nuns era wore.% folios •• istith. 47 Tenures Hate el !spur 4 : ,, Tees. P•eb .airi 1441.109 41 Will. In 11a uln hill Ja 1'...,•• ....P 111..1, a. r ..pe !Pi SieTimrio 11. :1 • 61.0. 4Ww. Pfrattr weisb le Tee p.. 11 wiltll,,l y dust it t syy at swim e'sloch. ~. i . ~if~ .~