The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-27 00:00:00

r. !. - . • • . • • ••.. • • • • . • 4 ‘3 , • M tiMAIDSTONIi. 25. • • • CROWN-SIMI. DEPORR MR. NAND,, WOOD. • Williams Holgossass was indicted for having fan 'Mostly peresiested the name of Gee Hugh Campbell, a potty ofietir on board the brig Maria, who was en titled to certain prise-money for Ids services oo board that ship, end with having falsely forged and coin torfeited a certain certidatte- of service of the said Thigh Campbell, and uttered the same as tree, with aintesst to defraud the Costmissioners and Governors a the Hospital for Scanlan at Greenwich. It *as proved by Mr. Richard Smith, Clerk of the Cheque-office at Greenwich Hospital, that on the 13th of AMgest last, the Primer came to thi office, and statist his Ram* to be Bosh Campbell, born in Vootteeed; demanded a sem for peisimuoney, bet did • Iltet vi9Wtbn ainount. ' o lPilm Prisoner had called on 'ffim 9th ol'Aegest, font days provisos I. chi present ' application, and bad on that occasion pretested a certificate tea jointer clerk is the office. Witness 'field the Prisoner that be had new* be think that his "Same wait not Hugh Campbell; the. Ptisweer stiff - 011ititeted thee it was, bet was Illtilltatlar token It - IMelody 000 of the constables Woggle' to I establishment. The Prisoner, .seeing that the deceit l 1 4as detected, confessed that hie name was not Hugh • laambell, and that be was instigated to do the act by man of the name of Shipley, who had stated him belf to he the brother of Hugh Campbell, and that he - twee asthorieed to receive the money for bile. The Prisoner also stated that Shipley had offered to give; bitw2l. upon the receipt of the money. , It was subsequently proved, that the prise taken • ) , was the " El Dor do Mayo," by the Maria, on Ask -.Bth of November, 1813; Mesh Campbell being at. - that time on board the ship. The certificate was dee k proved to be a forgery in every respect. I The Prisoner being called upon for his defeat*, re.i. • ..rated that he bad been instigated to do the act b y Shipley, who was now indicted at the Assizes fora similar offence, under the name of William Shipley , • Cressy:ell. .7 4 The Jury found a verdict Guilly, bet the Prisonei; • c oires recommended to mercy by the Prosecutor be -1111Miag his defence to be tree. CIVIL SIPE. • NEVORE MR. aAaom GNAHAII. - In consequence of the great number of carnivals - for trial off the Crown side, all the Special Juries ', .0.-seven in number, have been postponed until the nest „Assize. ; and after Thursday, Mr. .Baron GRAILAIS' • 1 • has eiven notice he should proceed to the tail of' _ 'criminate in the Upper Court, it being reqeisite that , the Assizes should terminate *9 a-specific day, tud that it,. jail of the county should be delivered. There was no trial of peculiar importance during .. : 4be whole of the day. The following is the only ▪ trial of any consequence HILTON AND OTHERS a. SALDOCIE. • This was an action epon a hill of exchange, drawn by Messrs. Burton and Mathews, and accepted by • the Defendant, to the amount of 471. 13s. 6d. given for flour delivered. The Plaintiffs are assignees on ., ,der a commission of bankruptcy issued against Messrs. Berton and Mathews, who warn formerly millers, . 'residing at Faversham, and the Defendant was the acceptor of the bill. • The defence set up to the action was, that no deli very of the flour took place, and that the bill having been given under that idea, the Defendant was not answerable for the acceptance. It appeared that Mr. Bakinck had been induced to accept the bill for a Mr. Diprnse, a baker, residing at Faversham. whose . credit was completely gone, and whom the Defend. ant Ices snails's to set op in business. It also came out in evidence, that Mr. Diprose was now confined as a prisoner in Dover Castle, for a debt of 1001., owing to Messrs. Burton and Mathews, and that the ~ bill in guest i-m bad been drawn by these millers the - ,i:sreey day previous to their Where, and had obtained fie signature of the Defendant under the promise of fending 10 sacks of flour to Diprose, which stipula tion was never performed. A verdict was-found for the Defendant without be . eitation. NECHINOTON V.RODLE AND OTHERS. This was an action of assaolt,and false imprison . went against the Overeeer of the Parish of Plumsted, the Constable of the same parish, and another person, for taking a young woman before a Magistrate, and compelling her to leave the parish. The father and mother of the Plaintiff were use. mined, who stated, that their daughter lived with them, and gained her tieing by honest industry, and that neither she nor any of . the family had been chargeable to the parish: Notwithstanding this, one morning in July last, as she was going out early to ▪ work, the Defendants lay in weft for her, and seis leg her, said she roust go with thim.. ; She said she „bad done no wrong, stoat she .1114.110141111D-CObblnl nor ~ murdered any one. They. believer persisted in tak- , ing her away, and carried her before a Magistrate, who dismissed her upon her promise to leave the pg, rish and go to West Hans, in laaez, where she was , .. nettled. ; ,„ „kir. MAIRTAT, for MO UNNIRMIaatI, Stated, that the parish officers were legally imelfifled in what they ,bad done sander the circumstances of the ease. The Plaintiff had been pregnant of a bastard child, which . was likely to become Chargeable to the perish, and • ~.the officers of Plumsted had regularly removed her ti her place of settigasent at West Ham, in Ewes, . where she was brought to bed. By the Statute of 17 pe o commonlp Called the Vagrant Act, amongst other kt;ings it was enacted, that when a person had t „ s been regularly removed, if they unlawfully came back to the perish from which they had been remise : ed, they were thereby declared to hive committed an - "act of vagrancy, end were liable to be punished as a vagrant. The Plaintiff, after her removal, did' come • • heck to Plumsted, and the parish officers, finding ' • that she 'bad renewed her old practices, land might . again endanger the parish to the charge of a bastard, ' took her op wader this clause of the Act ; but being unwilling 110 deal harshly with her, they lit hers% upon her promise to depart the 'parish. The former removal being proved, Mr. COMMON SERJEANT, in his reply, mmelended I. her return to her parents was not an uniawfolerietern, and commented on the oppression of the parish oil ewe with considerable severity. • The J ury Need for the Plaintiff—Damages 51. • Shipley - Pot de ten indictment charging him with bavinsfeloniosts ly personated and falsely assumed the name and cha racter of one Joseph Walker, late a seamen of his -14ifesys gun-brig Swinger, in order to obtain • the payment of prize-money, with intend to d u fraed Abe commissionersand governors of the Royal Ilostiital. for Seamen, at Grsiewick. It will be recollected that the Prisoner was the in-' atipter of William Holyman, who was convicted on .a former day for the owe offence as that with whiebi the Prisoner is now charged. On this ground iinlyq min was recommended to mercy by the Prosecutors. ft was. proved by the witness, s called on the met of the prosecition, that, on the 12th of July in the last year, the Prisoner called at the Prize Office at i Greenwich Igo/pied, and• declared himself to be .1. .Welker, an able-WNW seentan, having served on board the Swinger gewbrig l ood claimed prise-money eti account of the vessel ; the Polsonec at the same time gave two certificates: be was Wormed:that the money due to Joseph Walker had been paid to Mother Betty, administratria of Joseph Walker. The Pd' 'toner persisted that the money bad eat been std.-- On the 10th of theisame month the - Prisoner called spie l and reproduced the certificate Which bad been refereed to him, and was again informed that the money had been paid. The certificates were seat op to the Navy Office, and they were found to be forged instruments. The Prisoner was immediately appre hended. It appeared that Creswell had berm • Captain's Clerk on board the Swinges, while Joseph Walker was a seaman on board the same ship, and that the latter had since died. , The Jury found a verdict—Guilty. Wm. Bright and Jeremiah Hill were indicted for, stealing a pony, talus 401. the property of J. Bistb nell, Esq. The horse in question, together with a bay borne belonging to Mr. Young, of Greenwich, were taken out of a field belonging to that Gentleman on the night of, the 12th Nov. and on the neat day they were seen at the (sir .at, Epping. The Prisoners there of fered the horse for sale ;they risked 121. for the pony, and 131. for the bay horse. It appeared that Bright was the acting manager of the whole, and had em ployed Hill to commit the robbery. On the opine. tension of Hill, at Greenwich, on the Mb Nov. he stated to the constable, that on the 12th be met Bright, whom he knew before, and by whom he was esked to go to Epping with a couple of horses, which he had to take oat of a field. 'to this he con anted, having nothing to do ; end at night they went to the field. Upon finding the gate locked, Bright said, 46 Good God! this is strange; the mufti ' knows lam coming." The gate was taken off the. binges, the horses caught, ind taken to Epping Fair.' Mr. Baron WOOD stated to the Parr that there was little doubt as to the guilt of Bright ;and the only question was, as to whether Hill had a knowledge that he was doing a felonious act. The Jury acquitted Hill, and found Bright Guilty. CIVIL. SIDE., DUNN v. SLOCUM This case occupied a considerable portion of , tho time of the Court. It was_ an action brought to decide the question as to the right of appointment to the office of parish-clerk for the parish of Bromley; whether such right was vested in the parishioners or in the Clergymen of the parish. The parties in this 'suit were both candidates for the office, and lbw whole of the testimony adduced by the Phiintiff was to show an immemorial custom in the ;midshipmen. to appoint the parish.clerk. To make nut this cfmal tom, a great number of witnesses were called ; lbeff 'the Plaintiff completely failed in making out thecae., and a verdict wits given for the Defendant. No other case of ,any consequence came on for trial during the whole of the day. • To-morrow Mr. Baron Graham will proceed to try criminals in this Court. Mr. Serjftnt Onslow was last night occupied in trying criminal cases.— This day, such is the press of business, a Presbyterian chapel is tented into a Court of Justice, and Mr. Serjeent Onslow is continuing the trial of Crown cases. The whole of the Civil actions in the upper Court will he got through in the course of the day. POLICE:. • i. 14 , MANATOW•llotlvE•j—lresteulay Tu r4 .ift s tne f el, u Joseph Dason,,Thamatimpett, and • 941Aiteff, (oar boys, the eldest not atnreith,* 14 14 1 rifills were clisigri With a ,robbery is the shop rs. Willis, jeweller, dr,e'. in'Bishopsgate.itreet. • The boys. it appeared, formed part of a gang plane thieves, by which the east end of the town bee long beeiriefested, end Amadei, who is Dot more Asp 13 yeers•okl, was owe of the leaders. itbirot • three weeks . ego they were 66 o n the sneak" t ft Bisitipsketr.street. - iD the evening, when the ship ellr Mrs. Willie attracted the notice of Arundel, from its *mein no person in it, and he boldly, opened thb door., crept upon his hands and knees round the ,•eartsmet, and' toting a wire of fancy rings (shout 24) made off. Be get, the other Prisoners one ring, sad kept the remainder. He squandered the greatin part of the produce of the property in a few heirs, isr ihroodey, at Stepney Fair. On Wednisday,thte PAW* lillackets had a quarrel With Arundel, and la-tieweee for voinething the latter said he went. to Willis the sense evening, sod, ade a fan c. 0.! fession,of the robbery. The other Prisoners were in edhrtiqueirce apprehended at the hoop. of Arundere sister of Arundel endeavoured to effeet theecspe from the officer. , et ,„• The LOUD MATO* asked Arundel what kr w dote with tborings? Arundel, with an impudent grin, said be bad sold part of them, and made a - scramble with the rest. The Prisoners were remanded, and ordered to be • kept separate. GtriLDUALL.— Wihnet Barden was yesterday re.esamined, charged upon suspicion of a robbery at the Barley.rnow Tavern, Salisbury-covet, Fleet.mreet. A letter was produced from Mr. Knott, the Pro. locator, who had gone to Devites. stating; that he bad . suCceeded in apprehending the Prisoner's brother at that place, and was about to proceed for London immediately. He requested that the Prisoner might be agsin remanded. A Gentleman stated to the Alderman, that Mrs. Knott would have attended, but that she was es. tremely ill in consequence of the house having un fortunately been burnt down on the morning of Wed. *day. ' The Prisoner was remanded till Saturday. Samuel Fletcher and Joseph Hursl,two lads, were charged teith extensive robberies in the house of their employer, Mr. Poole, stationer, in Fetter.iane. The Prisoner Horst had been in the habit of sell. ing books at the shop of Mr. Drake, s pawnbroker, in Long.lane, who at length suspecting that be did not obtain them honestly, stopped him,_ and found, !pan enquiry; that they were the property of his mss er. Slr.,Pooleisd, it appeared, for some time past, been robbed of an immense number of books, 'and on making enquiries at other shops, more hooks were found, some of which were sold by Fletcher.— Remanded. MA eLsOßOtlew-ITREET.--Information was given at this race by Mr. Stiff, butcher, in Cheniet.street, Bedford.square, of a men answering the descriptions of Hussey, the supposed murderer of Mr. Bird, at Greenwich. The .deponent stated that he was in the parlour at Zits Queen'st Head and Artichoke, Mary-le-bonne, with four other persons. The conversation tamed upon the boisterous state of the *rather, and the supposed Hussey sifted that the wind prevented his sailing to a foreign country. The nest topic was the Greenwich murders, whets the strange; said' he lived l at Greenwich, and he knew Mr: Bird, who went to London the day before the murder t• receive his di. vidend. The stranger afterwards went out for a tem. porary purpose, and Mr. Stiff followed to see it his horse was safe, when the former started off as fast es hi could down Portland.road. This awakened sato pician, as the stranger resembled the deseriptionl given of Hussey in all respects. He had a large hendl and foot, and was very pale.' The officers went round the different imams in the neighbourhood isJ ,pursuit. Yesterday Josiah Kenunish, a jovial looking man, was brought pp fur elimination, on a charge of haz ing married Rachel Cape!, during the lifetime of his Ins wife. ' The Prisoner said, that he soppnsed the • wife, to whom he was married in the Abbey Church, at Bath, 35 years since, was dead, and to remove tis doubts, he took to wife Rachel Cape!, in 1814. Another woman, to whom he was united two years nisice, now appeared, and Kemmish, on being inter.l yogated by the Magistrate, candidly admitted that,J being tired of the second, be wished for a third.—lle was remanded for further ezimination on Monday lest. young man of genteel appear. agree, who !fated that his name was King, and that wss a son of the late - Admiral King, was charged ms follows: - • , Wltrtity, a constable, stated that, on %def . *. Right, while he was on duty at Mtley's Am.> idsitheitre ' the Prisoner applied at the boa.door , . and desired that he might be admitted. •M r. Adams, thabos-keepor, required him to pay the sweat sum for admission, which he refused to do, end then forced bimtelf past Mr. Adams, threatening at the' time time to shoot him for his impertinence.— , Wort. ley took him into custody after considerable resist. *once, and condectedhim to the watch-loose. The moment• the Palmier was put to the bar,', eight ifackney.coachmen stepped forward, and pre." (erred charges against him for•defrauding them or their (area. It appeared by their statements, that' their respective ceacbes bed been kept in atter:dance' by the Pristnier,• for siit or seven hors at a dime; in aerials parts of the :Pets OpOlig, and that the meant of fares so claimed by the coachmen amounted toe upwards of siz poen& • The latter offences having occurred in the City,' the Magistrate ordered that the Prisoner should be taken over toll's Lord Mayor. . • . ,Thomas Seam, a watchman of R otbertsi the,' was , iseillst Wore the` agistrates, charged by Mr. Dab reapeetrible tradesman, residing arantherhithe, wltti amiielting and dragging him to the wiitChzianuse triii,Teeediy night, without any 'cause . whateier, or anti eliargeleing given against Itior. Mr. Dobson stated,' that he was returning home on Tuesday nighl, about eleven o'clock, when the Prisoner accosted him, Ind asked him why be called " Watch?" He replied - that be had not called " Ward, " lier was he aware . that any other person _ .. , . 1.---....._ .4. 1 . . 1 1 1-IF COA"SVI' *F ANT . . ..... ! _ - - i • _ A .2. . . . .. THURSDAY. MARCH 2e. .. , CRoWl44.lpt. William Shipley Greirrell woo pot to lb. but, on. m . T.,....... BOXING- - _ The battle between Gen. Croft, on athletic oreightar. and , Granger. the Somenenhire tinnier, took place oo Tuesday. me Field C 011111304% eight miles from Wycomb. Bucks. for fifty guineas. Bea Tay, the wrestler. seconded the llamas, sad Martin. a bargeman. seconded Croft. The tight lasted fifty minutes, but four woods only were fonght. The annum, who is under eleven more, delivered six hits open his adversary's head in the ilrst round, without cape riencirg any return. from his quitittiele in getting away. Croft aught him on .the Ma. atter Aglaia, thirteen mutates, which traded the rolled by afloorer. The second round was miutfady contested. and sew hard blows were given. to the adtrantace of (integer, who brought his adversary down by a blow on the none. 1 g tits third round, which lasted seventeen miantes, was de. (Melly in favour of (hanger. who4rmittlittkerwi osteseye.:and: 'trusted the other. Croft floored his was by-IL Maw on the la the fourth and last round the navigator was heathy blind. rem, mid he was set to r ithout eves a peep at kw man. He re mitred severe proisherent, although moot upon his kgs ; be W as chance of turning the combat in his favour, emi r ate tie ma's ear was welcomed by the word —eoottgb. At the Assizes for lAncashire, which commenced ott Saturday last, at the Castle in Lancaster, there Were 128 prisoners for trial, 23 of whom are- for forgery sod uttering forged Blink-notes, sit for mur der, 28 for burglary, 21 for highway robberies, and two for Maliciously wounding. We are authorised to state, that since the Medical Board has been established at Cherlotte.boose, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, and Woadstock•street, adjoining New Bend street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both stiles hare been restored to perfect health, many of whom bad lingered for years under the most painful and obstinate diseases, _wore pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals. Such Pre the effects resulting from combined talents! !—Messrs. Coons and Co. of Medical and Surgical orleblity, after forty years et• pesience in this Metropolis. are consulted daily at both beams Ina aloe at night, and, the poor love advice, gratis, on Toesday,„Tbarsday, and, gands . 7 . Mornings until twelve o'ctocit. ratioots at . a die lance, describing their case, immediately attesded to. All letters to be directed to Charlotte•hoese, Black friarr-road, bet aone,greangwe!ao Aid! ds not en tails a consulting fee. hid. Skeen priiited that 'call, and seised hies fly die . " 'to the watch-bessw. Penn' ter - heaiiiio itatentent 'esifted the Charge, and idesoehhed be more ciatitioi in teneeondocr: the' htintstitirc asitl i the' very unfit period foie watchtnae, find twit fOr'hit iPpea fame answer the Charge. . • - Lawnwrwreeriti.-Therelo . antslithar Rippan. 'three teal* were Itrought Grp t 4 tone arid eater,F Oaken Whining under the Fellowtogeireowsuuterso - It appeared that some villains. oat entered.the beck part if the printises of High-siteet Aktgat e . add Mole. , had beesibettaihtlasm the sassadey even of the mate oilay.,sibtust dusk assembled' ht a decd dear Stepney Fair . cared *HI hailers reusd abide ' - tier Wore let Ilwatviteld heeled, Perot streets. the whole of the et, with Whim bludgestia, mad ether.. taiibe swat .drargeraf the issistesers. "lee* Whiletheilillio end. itelLecel, - _tossed by the animals. Ales, Willi siren. walking wit hes' Child sal ' **thew Waal am' Wowed Ma groetedingatong tsiesetb-street, drswers on his head, wsis likeuk siansised,•tradbitaseN lajisied is a - I :Ns aems broke* Sanwa; rafter p. itarially ipjered. The. villains drove town for a lentil of time OH o' ana. -Theytirove thesd 'awards L Wag whit* .ane of dr salmis Mao the others rushed laid the aneeistase 3..eques. dyers. Ofthes street, belt* Lill a umber al villain... ahri.csaiaseured tkiNSltduwit were sistished. ..hod -- , and great injury donee° isi y. • The'penwor employed on 1 by *emit*. lad wire ?rho followed it. At le asectleded to tithing the Wit She doers. The Pritastars, howeser..brake ,lope* id . 110 violence. Finding all reran Meta train robbing the pL the warehouse. who were tarnished. w so deem she depredators if they did ' re. led belog disregarded.' th =sire mob I four or At f theire-arms. and wet compel's,. The other meanie's'', the ittellstad the adjurent parts, reedy 0 the'disgrneefnl tratraCti ton. Femme. aid Foster, were disi riot sad apprehend the delinquent.. it was io she wtinoot coabierteation, Worship -street editors they *accents Dalian, Fortnum.. and Foster, at '' in and seised the Prisonen, who bludgeons. and appeared most acts them le custody to the °See. linre-street several persons bad completely cut WC An officer o. Plunket. was knocked dews sad , iistilt sticks and bladeemts till they he now lies in a deplorable stateet hi The two artisan that were drove a transaction at the above warehouse, hams as Mr. Sbeilleld's premises, dangerou• ante they were necessity the warehouse. The Prisoners are ' Oa being searched no prowl ' sticks, which appeared so base L 'The Prisoners were committed" D 1 MO. • Oa the 24th instant, Thomas Ornery of Maze-hill. Greenwich. On Hie ?Id trot. at Stoke. near Ushurae, late Purser of his klajest , Os the ISlb inst. ip the itito year ton, EN. formerly Major its the 71 of Dragoons. Oa tar 2.5 th inst. ofapeplexy, the , of Barking. Losex. On the 15th inst. Lady Caroline Parker, of Morley. On Wednesday, the Oh WM. et his hour Kensiagton,•lllr, Roller Garrard, goldsmith, of Pastan-street, Haymarket, is Ike 61st year of his age. - 7 - 7 , - . Moors. Jan. 12 at St. Helena, aged 68, Robert Leech, Esq. Member et England • • et' Council there. D KNOVATED HEM:Ill.—It has Iwo tmsira. f .T °4l re composing, 411.110 quently the siettiect of just soul ;enrol reprobation, that Men, destitwe of toe element. ef the Medical Art, Mite oWer=d ; patrol by abel, is thetweives its cat didales tsr stabile palmate in the inolies• ): ',vireo/sir •aiwa at Physic. For tie purism. of klieg jswticc Itt itteremlt of i r ant studies and e pedenre, and to prerrio a, from brieig el4s-e4 pretto, will among those empiric", hosew Impudent pretemions 116- .71te torten iseir f r sociest, bees too hsvauratoty secrived. we. VI by DAV a Rea teary to carhop. so she liberal and ealkhiened. a f..ithfullaie- the Marti mem of OUT pii SU its and acquirements. After busing ',weir"' Perfumers. - mrsliee' of iailul . resat:kr hi litiertw ion 9 us the pupils t 4, Nrs. , .• awl Blizord. w hole 10 Mows ssod ;woofers we rarefelly acteoirsl we Professors and Servile , of the Loodow Ilfe‘pitol. ewirred ownelere at, Studetot io ihntie4ll. relrbeatedlichool for Vedwat sequireioest t , the Rot ot Vialege of Edinburgh, and were ID' . _ ors at 6d.; VII EA JAM 'seined in the direveni benifebei of Anlimy. StAPier)• the theory and pracsiez. of irilyhi Cheinisfri. Midwifery. Boinny. Ste. +c. Ott. by iii..se_einiurni Piisteiwrni. ° ll!rs._Munrii, Mark, doe g aiwi a descripliur Solid in < Giegaiy, Ilamittnn, Duman, and Itmlbeitsed. We trust tie mad be dneme.l premompi,ear Au sao-'' that ear tying, priticieecy nad acquirements are Doi leconsiderable. for a long series of vet,'" made ceisain Cantylainl., and ilti various diseitoes of DEBILITY, the peaklike oldret or our studies and practice, it sr IL, we hope, tie allowed, that we Aare acquired wirrior knowledge of their treatment nod lire. la slick, and recolo ca,es of liefritioa, si perfect roosinblidr ascot is completed iii site short period of two days i and iii those of she usavoi inveleracy.wltere other practitioners hike faded of niece's. a proper perseverance is oar plan of treatment inmate *be .patters a sale mad radiad ogre. Amidst theiatlausliek variety of disorders which are she erects of a habit iva and mms selmispily pursued by the youth of both seses, there are ease wises . More distreming .thas those .driteiescort - ...ws4 . wh frequenSly prevent, or .embitter she oo& page. lrjsineb persons II must be a consoliiig re eel Pen ime lleklet so , tied 'OW meg sow, Isfia sew mod Wand* mete of treagggial, he motored le OW yeses 4 43 141,611 T a P ,11106 )0" • meoit nty, mid vigor msconstitellast. ID `all emirs if issollUi. tram whatever envie arising, as well le every 'pretrial is m idis interline. we may be compalted OA immastal:parf o r =e, tis ;ri g i r srlea leit ti s iTir e s7, :s i n ia dle ci o l 7:ll In I t ie ue rg e o sesi e :g tr lea st .2tPatients is the armory ale requested so stme ilrepassb ortirs : of motheiirttanceneee,..agefor,nadadvigenersaailmed.habicilsw.a. l o it h i en o46 t itf ibe so . el: o vs, given or sait m any part of the kiagilniu.: To Mow 'that secrecy so ~mild to oar suidestalairg. the pays- of *ten rut, be, added to she aecouot for rwediciswa.-rCiffilikg mil Co. fargeoes, Ns. 107.. lialtao•eafdra• ... C 'FOR the Cori of OLD WOUND :, [Petri,. Chit. daies. Sore Legs Seu,hut,e •or Si radios* listisoors, Chipped Hinds. Eons or &aids, Brysipelois sin lit-Aismonsb Pk,. Caogreoe or ilociellellien t bore or !Mead Head' s; *dm. Bliiiieles, Testers Of Ring-, orms. Fistula or Plies, Lento., or /x i, Eruption . on the [Ape Nose. or any p ire of the IMMO y.—SOLOMON'S DST NT OIN-fSENTs t o virri speedy. remain, ataxia., itakmeal rem -r_. "IWO Imo twee used in the above Distil.* elleled With.uspr .uceei ifwards of Forty•five Years. • - • ..4 tfcr The lovemor pledges Itheself for its speedy tied spider. fat y, OM ugly. in the,casse : aitudest so, hot alto I. shoes ' elven which acinespooy an imidiniudiVedb, and n i k e t=s 4 too iinpartant asdalaresitig to need the &shim eau meat. . . . , - J • I bold by Leigh, 18. Strands Rican. 1.50, o:Laird-street s Sut ton ant Cu.. Bow Church-yard u Bettor, Clatapride i Twit Royal tier; sad Ward, flistosia. . :•. Where may be had, the Celebrated A lISTBRGEMT LO TION. am effectual, care for Emulous as she Face astitilkia, i Paotiroilirlr rt'olotos_._• ,___.__: • • - 1 1 1Vcro.• Blis s -azmot. Tau. Sunburns. Freckles, Docillsesa ..1 ' - . 1 , 7. Heat, • Redoes, of the Nere,, Neck, Arms. Aka • .-: -AO Empalme, of co.-is deKription. bes'ag . • • appendogevo she Mkt Mr .-: . lie M lit a l=t lll 4 in doe Dented Kinkdois. .•' • • • : . i . tie Pike 41. mitt. WA *i;MIL JIWr *lb. * Mlv hisiell.--fle careful to ob•ireethe ass ~".5.1•1:. **lmam lidvel," eu /rard on the Seualig • SiMasehlith sae are genuine. luviAble Good Oliv ipaniols 01 Patent tin The two rental pat J. C. ao *he above withoot ar Only in km or add out Boiled I per gallon Nt5.6,4 den, Be. and ss. rat rimy .4h stands, bat Patters above—orl Choeotal bestratill wares. es pored I. N.B. NI tleterlptiot T_Tom !La now A II Wise' Thu 1 sl Or is T 16.1 Thu Ty% Vim wI Vikus Pro Awl , WI The I Sa Um a Ye ISser Th Val ; 6 3i, 41, ~f t{~_ .. ~MI G NI DO Pi Primed PUI :!•114 CMS Alf- OFTlet. thl •16.41kovieLi.„ al ire 'pane. Fier t•stri fi. I . ; iw+y ! ~. ,Motp" maaleard hi, . : ai ni l - : . .. 1,....t. . : C 64Ve011ai 'and draggy ( ' m ut i • thy, . ihr. night conatabletaf. • Of tbri cireonistatioot 'a u - ! Istooislitd "lbtikdOroga • arrduct: *'''" - - • , '. ' di 'hit the Prifillefthie 1 ..! ; 14'n: 1 1 71 ts "rchenaw, and orsihefiihierm . • ' e Xi at the QuarterSestie_ ild . ~.. rr , el i . . er Golorgiirardley, Juba Hei4 3 "ter' -, 1 3; i ii , o i 410* cassieters, eon at ay._ '—. rip -4 p.its she custody of • lui . -) 4,, e1 Ulthst • 16 116 ' MANN mote- • r gel v , I =to4 I Rs. oar Wadjaeadr ihl ' d remises Of r. Stole -thisstillat isell firriik. • , . go* rat into Ale day Ettiallf.;kitiiiiiiiil , it dusk, about mm or) trich 0"71 logy try Fair. and had the • Net".it weeks. tilt ass ajipeie ls h . *Owe Thaw MAT we. 4 111 1 4 4.1 t. thrall* t i lt4 , oJ' p , 4pursnosig hem. hei i t 4, • i they weapons; and peitia h 't 1 61 kr"lerae,:lial:;noifrowlibitileasst*llat n :H abbedae : l ll : l : 3 he l i ner e . w e: t hieleal he at. i hra is ir l ed --- ali. 7 =e;rLasioi r " . ' l .. 7: : . : 1114 - ideitgei :::: ll Thensaisetaf : s e 1 1 1 Ss a terrible meaner, Nisbet is •s• Heart F sharpening were . towed, sad ohs -: Use drove the peer beasts about the we i II they betas, In a watesfamd. ! t ;telt'Wan 1 Hartist reel, Spits l -1114.10. ea ea-. -; t 4 . - ----- - pas which v -at mire issfuriated ' - nrsu RAI sierehouse of Mesws.Roseiet int ~' ' helig followed Imo the shop Yr 3. Kilns( 11110 , ored in Rubel' t the wbole 0 - • S. 116 sad She panels at tbe sides of o w 1 G 1 S l l . l,lst ' other parts. as likewise he pit. /Feriae Ils VI ter Ibt premises were dreadfully ' - ow " *lsm ire lafaisotssly init:lrreled by the prove their knob the meta who worked le ' the %lusters' he villains out. and waa s seed td • t. 1 " 41411P li a l 'thriller/seal agrees body 4 1 0,4 4 . • 4 ‘ April, INS excluded th npro she place, and awed witif ill measure., to quell the 1.16 s01l r plate inelfectual, the perreassia . t • —.----... ?Wolf with fire-arms, threstrao '''' icy did not desist from their pit. h er ,- nfter subsequent entre:vies, ' `velli, 1 five of she villaist. received the f X t b e p rere entries! *44y some spf-their . • laillbotis it rre bu n t e d by mores ( ritrfleil r is, mid information havin g hem . "m om BLS only inetinn at the alcove Mace, D a l; The hot dispatched instantly to quellitbe lieurtr )4 ante, On their going tI. the With pla h ce . Fm . pu., tattoo, hot ti Ms a party of the receded in diversiug the Pastier' I the riot '•• he i , e.okeh it the peril of their lives, r e. Ito were armed with treme • rifle hi we! active in the joie, and bun go * ' vi v o, et DR , * th e tithe she imb a " ii UtSfill A silthmi ,heir twice!, picked, and su s s* ' of t% bitechapel, named it kiosk tad bent by some of the villain' they almost murdered him, aid -...« Thirty.- rat lii residence in 1i hi•echtipel. rove Omit the streets daring 514 ._ /A 4 ' ml the ones, were with dilloshy ashes - vitinft ei les, bat the other was he who vilhis for isituted to have it slaughtered is ‘,..aiii.,d to i re all well known by she esteem s id ~,,,a th iy was fouled as Ahem but ibeie been mach used in she idliay.-. to Navigate bi kakedisirAria .................. ~,, , ~., , , . •• HO. ' • • . Gregory Player, Eoll. god 4 . At the Aue the sear Plymouth, Mr. mesarider Pr eth C Private I jesty's ship Hannibal. - sear of his age, Thome AZ:. A" c 7th, or Qualmish t jun • • ~. : 41 ... ' ttri PARK es the i..16;14 , the Rev. JaholLemett roller, Devd Steel le Parker, daughter or the Earl • Full and 1 . visas is lb F. at hie house Kensingtoo r klr, 1-land of ) Ile P antuu-street, Haymarket, io she a s 7 1 4essr... j - Messrs. Lo . . . - 4 44 i a : F P" •