The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-28 00:00:00

tHp: stAftsNiAii. - . 1 ) 1 -STRESS OF ME TRAPANI, AND MANt:PAC- . 1 Mr. It 1 neer next aildresistil the Mlielltie. and after 1 4 ' • TUffEltS 0 11111.111.1G11,1,11. A • • adverti t io 16 what happened at the hist 1 own's Meet --aim- Meeting . f the Merchants, — 31anufactureet and Tea. ; ine'• on air alletratioo that he trate elute intothe causes .ire of the tows of Birmingham, geld al-the Public !tor the distress, prat-ceded to stale his sentiments on 4 tiles, A m e ne t ee, I e to ; 'Joshua sta u t e hod, 1:., 1 ; the objeett.of the present. At to the sending another I ieh Bailiff, in the Chair. Petition to Parliament, he observed that it was singu :Thresh'. high 11.tifitY read the reetli s ition, whit! , v..:-. tar that the requisitionists, altlioneh restricting thrus h, ; all a . meeting of the Merchants, mattarat ta ..., ; .„ selves in public from expressing . their. notions of tbd ran -es of our distresses, yet at private p lilies every one and ': raders of Birmingham, to hear a 'limit of ' Was read I to ' Lis opinion , -. Ise referrafi• their t'or 1111 l ittee, appointed at a former Alertin. :Ind t„ t li'e puler l a t s ig ar s totie g r " to e tl laws, e•orii ' Lid so on l I again to petition Parliament to inquire into an d r e - th en to th e reme di es t h ey were equa ll y at home-.—inse move the cause of the general distress, ;wanted more paper, - another an alteration in the stand- The Low II timer (Thos. Ryland, Es q .) th en ord. Ike. but no one could deny that the Government s•.•iii ed forward, and addressed the Meeting in a had already given their opinion of the cause, and had spree It, the facts of which produced a very impressive applied a iiteiede. for they considered the paper system (tpit.) it. t e the evil, ani t l had accordingly resolved to get Yid effect upon the Meeting . He- commenced by observing , that the farts relative to the distress of the town, e,-n- !hoed tlet . t the I n as, t n o n w ) n's u t ire e ties ame as n :e 2 7l n a n s ' th b e nt r i e le se b n i t tained in the Petition, nhich had been before adelre.ll- Was 'Wean . . . 1 by those is ho Welt stiliritiiiiti to pr e sent, it : ed to the Leeislature, had been controverted: and the be helived that the distresses of the nianufarturing in- Committee, anxious to ascertain the truth, hail deter- terests were not produced by the Pitt system ; it was an mined upommaking an an n ua l surve y o f th e ton re f ar insult to those distressed inhabitants ft, pri•fewl to tom tbe purpese of discovering its real condition. 1 i''' miserate their situ a tion, and y e t to applaud s or b s y s t em 1 7ne t I the man that olvasioneel *it. 'Ellis man ( Mr. Pitt) I. ow Bailiff said he had b e en o ne o f th e G en tlemen ley called .. the Pilot that weathered the storm." He'' who had given themselves the trouble of applying to did weather th e stori e s to he rare, for he got all that was the different classes of traders, with a view to give in the vessel mudded overboard; lint he hued speak of autheeticity to their assertions, and he w ou ld now Mr. Pitt as the demon that rained the storm. It was a sate to the meeting the result of his own observation. systetu that hail in Itirminghaen matte cone matenfac- The class of traders to which he had chiefly applied tunes into beggars—beggars and soinellere into tiler-, chants—merchants into petty-foe e r rs—and h an kers i n t o ' for information were, publicans, butchersi,erocers mid pawnbrokers; for -a.d.iva when a man .top 4 pa% ow al hucksters ; anti he thought their experience and vie- an d i ngn i ee .i s wade abo ut th e u ,,,,t, l ate ly d.di e , er d by ettnettanees might he considered as no unfair criterion. the mannfac'erers, why they are at Lit erpool i then sat s• if that of the ton - n at later. From the publican , . one, " I will gn after them,"—it is of no use, they are upon more than seventy of whom he h a d i n di ser i th i• Alir'el! In pawn to some Liverpool shipper for advances, nately called, he learned that they had hest full I-31 or to sow banditry vorrespouslent as security foe his done. One .. a t r o- r a, ep i t . ..t: k ri r -4 0 . d o; * Fs: t ri t e:Ts ad i &role . • Birt i nieghans banker. of the business which they had formerly third of the whole ;4I haul lost more than one half rnptev, that their business. , They bad also to lainent, that of the I sa ,. am i allitill butt his stock in trade whirls waspawned linsiners which they actually transacted, a twirl' larcer to the fianlier. Another oho had no stoek in trade, hail credit was demanded than formerly. Tin s found !nisi- I ..' ""4 his hook deht , to another hanker. A third de rv,. laldfamadr ta ,,, tina, t „,,,,, , and not .Duly was the r.tilifer has int‘sed his pictures from his draining-room, coaxal,. of the pl. mil beer reduced, but out so ins- 3 f ml i l l t i a s .l" %e n i ""' "il Lis ii " 4l-r ""'"• i" the t""111 sowsrisleed were t heir I' ti:. t 1111 l ers, where je"'" 1"'"".1' tiro . n , th es e hanker ' e r ;n t 'is i l i d i ;l i l l e a niq ii h s" li i i i i: t atTr i l t i a t le tw g r to le; sn or d , ached been called inn then; ""W soul 64 " penny, and oanee crutches. It it h which assistance Ire reistl A el bobble: 0u when they had sold a qnart tart new sold only a pine bir years, to the injure of his other crielitirte , lie did Theeensequenre was as might eaturally Ise e%reeted, out time f Writ with the . liankers ; they were as respectahle ' • their payment to tie Boatel sal F.xriee teed generally . :1 4 any other portion , if the eiiiiitroutity. !haul he been a ExT u oL ip iNA y ,stet i or I • TT e R I SG r 3 a G ED NO T '''. lilltlkiit. pro b a bl y he U111! . il : .ace n i non thr s t o w : h o t it - Hasson-h u rt eintiariewd front one third toone half. •• Such, - said 7L1.77.- E: a young mar, rained tlis gentleman,- was the report whirls I ref-rived front / L 73 e e e the , ee , n , ,. "' l n e ,.."' h i ee " . ll l :::;" il i e ' . . 4 n l M i r o ei l ' l i li i i- it t l i : r . ';: t :f l .k it et a i bfl a i i i t t r t u h a l George Fielf1111;?, by piediessiint.a barber , aid who Les all the publican , I rolled upon- • ' The low lieildfart ; mils' mean to inquire after vont other Peotion i• It ha lt kart a .chap in heniii'nnes el"nel'inee - unirheti t'll'ali• i receeded to state the situation of the burets, rs of tide' liven !Mt upon the rattle, and shier thit. I• I h lin t side, ;vas hronLiet before the Loki, sltso.., sod um!, r. sai Pelt town, to thirtyof whom he had applied for iefortue- i , tinder the Table, awl ~mild shortly he, if it its, not I went a 3 t'XJ, ll ill atian, on a rlaarge of haring uttered ti ni. They had loot they said, full one third of theis elreadv', in the band- of the Jailers.. to make•fitto met- two forged one pound Bank note*. and wish hating former business, and, :mob, the lahuuting classes, in his possession forged notia ta the ausubat of 151 f. iirn it .l e l "le i i k'w 1 1 , 1 r 1 1 ; lcs a a trent i ed for the i turonatio i n. more than one half. Respectable house:ie.-per., olio fo n r ' arm o i l i i. V; ; ;' - a t tedt ai :!:" lni n 1 7: 3 .01 ; h .t e.., ; ll : e u i l :: all 7 a. Mr. Remise:it, the Ita•sk Solicitor, conducted tin Westerly had their regular joints of meat, tyre new re eert e* P" I i i C. prosecution. . sideired it rely, end he belle very estrus' an d unpre redoced to logy grge-glioe sin:unit:es, inch ie. poond, and (*dented to petition the I.e.:Mature a second time on the Mr, al'ellew stated, that he kept a linen-draper's half pounds. .1• for the poorer classes. they were same subject in the lemur. 'session. It would loner ns in shop, Pavement, Moortirlile At about eight o'clock eet e ueo d t o s tee l s mee , s iii es as t o lie o loi r ed t o ear. the estimation el Governtrent to seem like traiing them, un the evening - of Wednesday last, Cie , prisoner came chase chiefly beeves' liver, of said. the"- • could , two cooper oreasion;, when vq: lead favours to ask, some into Isis shop lit our:ls:me sonic silk handkerchiefs. only purchases scraps and small 'portions,. as pen ny-. ' I E , e l ; 1, 1 1 7 t h r esi t ra nw h i e ' t ": h ":":: a n s i t i a t : t ile ha a r tr r o tH d a i i . t e w c Z t id o The wl:neaa left it to his skuptuari ha sews the prisoner % worths and teieprony-wortles ; in truth, there ' ors and walked to the door, Soon :terry. arils a If. note was attract l thee attentioti of die liovernment ; hut he themeht • great importunity on the part of the poor , for the mensitre.east agitated likely to lead to an nnfavonr- but ught to the witness Isy his ~.es : ga y; ‘ , r , th a t it w a s what. time bark, wieuhl bare been eaten only by the able iiespreseioss on their part towards us, and finally lie a bad one, which hail 1.(4•11 trIII:. re ; by the. prisoner, inferior aniseeds : so that now. instead of reit...tine &leered, herause • ke h o lier. il the measure its, If origin- who had giteu an address with i . 'the witoe.. then Lemma liver, one butcher said, if a whole animal and in certaie persons, Whose sole or units object ' it was , went to the prisoner a n d as k e d . ...• n holier that was My holik or hr retook. lo ranee the policy -of the Rank were liver, he thought it would be sold instead ..fhis address which he had:giyen. .le replied in the Reatrietion, anel-the eontiimanee of the Paper Neste-is Nil bettee nrst.• They also cemplained, that although eieraeatite, upon which the with. es waist he should he ri-agitatell. He conelnsleel by ex regain his deci.ied their business was so much reduced. the demaiti lit t nosairproleation of the Petition, ' P g rend for as silkier to KO IA ith the prisoner and aster tire& was la the seine proportion. increased.' Such Rieeseu SeiniNse, E.: I . then & advised th e M eee ti ng , l fain whether lite address which he had ,iron wan a (said the Low Bailiff) is the result of my personal ;It selwaiire as f silos% s --fie maintained, nootithatansE true one. The,prieener was ninth agitated. Ellis, application to the ',etchers in nay district, which w ere je t :. all appearances to the contrary. that 11r. !Getout an officer, 110J11 arlit'Cil, and Ow prisoner Was given Incliacriminifely taken.-31r. Ilj land neat proceeded std him`eir were Peffeetiv "greed neon inns? of the hit - :lido - restudy t hut sin the Miner outline round to ask points now tinder t h e ronsideration of the al l ant „ VI state the alteration in the eircesuistanci s o f the I" lrt ' nt questions, be darted into the street and attempt- Inc.lite existent... of generrl and most al inning die- ! _, s . I • grocers, whom he found in very much the same ~,..1 by all a , t - mon the exior i tee of I eta to mast. 1111% escape; but was pursued, tabu, and tress was acknowliol t . situatioe as she publicans and butelse. The) all universal m i.,.„. t i„.„ , r .,,„1,1 not t;,„ a di„ t „i t , o f 0 pi . . lodged in the watels.house.witme the witness foll owe d • ord:d e ined of a gre a t reiluetiou its the quantil) of niter,-=and while all nere agreed) upon the amount of Isitn.atiel understanding that he halt been bat slightly their business. They found also that the iitilisi. it. all were erally .spreeil upon the nercssity of soine- 'searched, he desired that be eight he searched mor e dual purchases as to their quantity svas ; very, muds thine brine done to reenot e it. It • was true that Mr. iseinutely, which was done, but soothing is hick could lees; sad these melancholy changes chiefly affected a lZ li nl t o h i e tt an i a l i i t iciewi s d f r dis h ise h reno . a l i a a s tto„,the gr ai est Tose of lead to suapicion was foetid upon him. • I'he witness the hewer classes ; and what was still werse, the re- felt the e il li n r iiin i t lefreert. " . : eel for the re m ' imo i T ai n o n f t . a n . f li : l r i e intimated to the prjesseni r that it would be better for election was not confined to letxuries r of which very we felt no anxious. But even mom this print there was him if he made a dim: l / 2 ,511:e. and at length he did so. Bele was conimmed ; a most serious reduction had less difference than might apiwar to some persons. Mr. ; The prisoner gave him a note to hip wife.at his lode • talon piece in the necessaries of life. lu tinning's Kitlout had attributed the distress to the original de- ; lags. which were at \u. 33, Honey-lanemarket, un with all others. the.complaiat. that they were obliged , partore from payment in gold, hut lie (Mr. Spooner) ! der the gattway of Blossotsa's Inn. 'I he witness welt to glve more aredit than ever, while their lwinee. ,sullied it to the endeiront to trtern to payment in hie(-' there accomposied by Markwell, the officer. They was so mach lessened in theam Hint. The Low Bailiff , lino li t a i t u t f le a e ll ol e d on st t :n n i l l i a f r i . r l I: i rii- I h e i ,..s i ti r li , ii : ;er ill ia e ted v.l7n i engage itio , saw the prisoner's wife and gave her Lis note, the sleet proceeded to state the case of the hucksters, an nett still remaiited i.e full force, particularly all { f inn ' purport or which was, to gite up some forged notes tcrerier class of traders to grocers, but a class very i „j ar i„ , s i n ,.„ r „, presitins, salaries, he. kr. Mr. which were upon the premises. She at first resolutely 1 !timely connected with and affected by the laborious: Spooner Nether elopes-est that there was erect. ground : denied hat isg any knowledge of such thing's; they, sr-habitants of the town. The hucksters declared : otroniplaint, that While the Itiereliwnts' Petition, and howes ex, took her to the shop in which the prisoner limussaves almost in a ruined state, t- r d o , t h e . o bti gs . 1 the Agriculturists' Petition, were referred to a 4 nin- ! carried Ull his business a, hair-dr, user. sod searched it, credit ; they ; mitre', that of the Illanitherturers remained unattended ohm ander which they lay of givingl but (. and teithing. 'I bey then told ber that berliusbaasi I to. ,coelel do no husieres, in fart, withont credit:and yet 1 . The Report was then agrees! to and adopted. • I bail given these infoyination of his hating a large they were suffering severely from bad debts.. Tile,' The Resolutions were then read and pet aerierien, and ;quantity of forged batik notes upon 44 remises. and tow rarely sold a whole pound of cheese or' bacon to unanimously voted.—Several o ther gentlemen of great ! that unles'ehe pointed out where they were, thee . wbeW slimier person, the quantities sold being airily ounces' respectability took a part in the iroetseelines; and after , take and luck her up with bins: She shed teati, end' awl two miners: and of the article of bread, they the thanks to the iliattman,the Sleeting broke up. The .; at leugth conducted them to a small reum on the were continually obliged to sell it its halves and quarters i following' in a copy of the Reetintions:— second floor of the house in whieh the prisoner help& " Resolved unanimously, .That the Report now read match more frequently than in whole loaves, and ver* t and 'aid that it was kroous in itleiph her Istisbind hid he confirmed ; and that' it he a i ved an d ad, o e d ' PI f° often they had to sell slices of bread by the pennyirorth as ciintainins , the sentimetos of this meeting. i i charged her never to enter. Un going in and examin ant halfpennyworth. Such was the shoelitig condi.' " That the trade of this town is reduced to a most de- : ing thelslace, the first thing that they met with wa g* t;iret of the hucksters or second rate grocer's. The pin ra hle state, the manufacturers not being able to stop- • brown paper parcel, which they found to contain set"- Lew Bailiff then stated the result of his aftlication , ply their workinen wills more than three or four days' , ral relli t ,44( Iltfkl, anionest which were twelve 51. notes, to the pawn-brokers. Contrary to bisexperfallou, he Ilasses • work per week, and one of the working r . They scare:heel the place moat nei mainly for a long Rook, being retheetei to the nece ssi t y of supportine their eictst fieund the business, like that of the Otter elm/st a yers' and fouod some notes in several other parts of the. cure Ire relief from the parish. much fallen off, and he soon ellecovered she repos to , mum, but nut so matey ate . they expected, as the Alb' o " Chat the patience, loealty,lntd fortitude, with which . be, that the poor had pledged their property tiltat orbs . ,___, the inhabitants of this (owl; have borne their (them n - ""s had been given to understand that there were an. all gone. and those Pledges which f"inieirf: bad unexampled stifferines and privet' . eolith . to many .as iitlit on the premises. The notes were marbsd punctually been redeemed now remain On their (lands the gratitude and respect of their country; and that it and given ia Abe care of theeffirer. . unredeemed. Among other facts 4trougle illustrating is the dm v'of the 31errhants, 'Manufacturers, and Traders Vincent cress,. the shopman of Bat t en Msalewooub,' the state of the times, Mr. Ryland meld 1* trained or this '1 oowls. to use every lawful means in their power rulmrated the, first part of Isis statement. The prim front the pawnbrokers, that many persons wite felt to obtain for their tueritormes and starring townsmen, gave hi s sa me en d address, Ashton, No. ti, Buit111; the most 'speedy, substantial, and permanent relief. obliged front circumstances to keep tip appearanees, .; .... row. Ile tensiereil . the note iu payment - for a Ada were driven to the hard necessity aplietgieg their i. Merchant}, Manufactureis and Traders . bat the Mers . ba i . . hinelkerchier 'thigh he had freight. of dos 'rows refrained fur several_ years front brin ging .I.Minrkwell: the °dicer, podi c ed th e no t es w idth linen and other articles to pay their poor fettles! • • their complaints before parliament. from motives of , . • Sueb, sold Mr. Re wire is the gement c onditi o n of . respect awl deference to the Legislature, and under the 'east beee.fussed is the prisoner'sapartments. There ti le Upon facts iihe these 11 1BWri, _At founded . , hope that some measures St mild have been adopted for were MAY -one 1,1. note' and t we l ve 01. notes . Th ey 1 As *St Report is incontroyertild llivoided in troth, the pnr(sesse of investigittieg and relieving the extreme. were.all perfectly pew::. sad Trete d a t e d June; ISO.O. Selifieraly oamialified support, Ave Mi. High tylinery ° and anomalous distresses which limy* so long Robert Veda.* Book lasportoe,wiss ul i tse d th e „ oat * Aadr o le move t h at i t b e m e ,ti ee dln. w e p te d b y t hi s ' of lkted the middle and lower classes of lite . coinmatti!e: an d d e o ste ,i t j utoti di to jwiorgerios in every t. mewi ng . - i),74. i• . ! t• his s awa y without relurf , but wheu year after year ps sed s , Mrs.,Ausinews. who* bombe ii • a is a carpenter, &pi • without inquiry, without. any determinate or whoop- 1 ,„. '.... Prawn it, Bp. merebant. themigeppeA'foatattl. and 11____d expos i t .:‘ exposition us thesailse, or remedy ollheiational --"ps a brither'esisep ht the city -ioad, also charged the beget, to second the Resolui 640,4441. ml generality of i . zr eds, which woe, to dollies, 1411 . f ile_ „ sol i i tem , . esisatser with hoeing altered , a 11.. forged note. Tle ductiref he had been an eyewitnesestefi)sAtird, as well thus seeetiiiir .is • led to declare, that the .vest Pristmiller% whets she knew frenthaei eg . d ra tt with- hurt as k ilse Low Bailiff, perambulated itipite!Alti the town to organ appeals to • lit *twat nnesegrrs4we the before, came ' , leer -.• We y enes& - gp d p ilae th a w. fa at removing asiseey which allitse&s.wid aveet, m a p ure ly samartain is shoat' a ; and lee , • - t • ,eieg lip flow wbjele4reateus thispeeiWy. ~;!,•„.. ~ - - 2 e elmerration. (ally sortfolaiirated,rabfb !menet ... it? .., , ii....0,..,44.0 .. __, L ___ a the .ethee air • _.„.. _ le all abbrs. inlander b ls t . ll, tisur ... Pa "' ".4 ! ' wheb-loi 'lista! Air sat, " =;ears. bee him o:lll:loP eprealing hi!. li% - • lila Kgsullgd *Dig rest . Iklities_ . . . -- `, 011espAinitarerssAitirreeselitel the , - Meeting, .ibnuatfalp) . r and fo . 'Ow Iftlibig hipe aroosetrrs of the hie die Reeeledolt (Jr the ealieptiem of the Uommittees' .14weleov. Tradespeople Erwerally. relate ,Claymertaf she Cannesaky a • statembpsopegbes.• A 4‘ That when this meeting looks ronninpion the whole County, and perceives every where the proluctive classes of tls cumin - unity reoliterd in their eitpital and means of employment, whilst 'the ntfroductivo classes have experienced sedrrely any reduction in *their rents and incomes, and none at all in the amount of their Sa laries, arid Annuities paid from the public Taxes, which are on the contrary very considerably increased in value, by, and in proport can t o the general depression of prices, this meeting cannot bnt apprehend that some power ful principle must have been silently at work, which it is of the highest importance to have ascertained and on derstood. o "'that it is well known that agriculture, manufactures and commerce are the three great sources from whence the riches, and the strength, and the welfare of nations proceed ; but it appears to this meeting, that fur several years past there has been but little prosperity for either of these great branches of'the wealth of nations ; on the contrary, this ineetingis of Opinion, that year after year the Farmers, the 3lanufarturers, and the Merchants, have not only toiled in vain, hut with few exceptions Wye experienced i seriotis 'diminution of their capital, and this ineetis% considers it sufficiently evident, that unless this state of things can he altered, it is not merely the riches awl the happiness, but the very existence of the country, which is at stake. ." That the Petitions now read be adopted, and that the Committee be 'requested to have them presented at Buell time as they may &soh expedient. " I 11. it ti e 31einheri fit the County aid time Right , Flom Lord Calthorpe be requested to present ,the Peti tions. and to loring the opestion before Parliament b) a s writic tion. " That the Report and Resoliitions he pr inted in sneh Papers as the Commitiee shall think Kuper; sod that the High Ilailiff be requested to send Copies of them to the Chief Magistrates of the principal Manufacturing and Co tttttt ercial Towns in the Kingdom, and request their cu-operation in petitioning Parliament un this im portant subject. „ 'That the Gentlemen appointed a Committee at the Town's meeting of the 4th of January, he requested to continue their services on the present occasion. " The High Bailiff having lett the Chair, anoTthe Low Pailiff being called :o tle• -:tune, ",That the most coror.ol Thanks of this meeting be Oren to the Iligli n.iiiiir for his readiness to rail thi's meeting, and for Iris impaetiatatiol alth. coiduc in the chair." . - * • ~ . . .tuirce. I I .1 The prisoner, at the request of the Bank Soli c i tor , was remanded for further exam i nat i on. '1 he office was crowded to excess by perms fey the neighbourhood where the prisoner resided, rrh,,, the case has excited an extraordinary depot interest. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. The John, Jackson, arrived in the Clyde, left the nerable, Bennett, of Hull, front lireenland, op the inst. in 67. N. with 2! tisli, 200 tow A brig, full of water and drifting on her In** was seen on the H4th inst. off Ameland. HARWICH, Acts. 2b.—A small vessel, apparestlyairii. of about 80 tons, was seen this morning in the ira.; timber loaded, with both masts, bowsprit, as 4 twaa ; gone, and was in charge of two small vessels, leki t i fell in with her, without any one on board, on the Le e s Sand." PILSZANCE, AVG. 23.—Tlie schooner &cid", of mouth, (a Gentleman's yacht,) shipped a sea o f we yesterday, in the gale, whi c h l a id h er on her beasesi,i the crew, not being able to right her, were taken oink, a sloop. The schooner was fallen in with by one ofsse bay boats in the evening, and brought in heretLituart. ing ; she is said to be front Bristol. RA3189.41'1, Aro. 25.—The Providence, of Maroc, Wessell, master, from Norway, with ileais, was to'll:r lost on the Kentish Knock on Monday nightlavt. cr e , saved. essamt 'roans 1/1111.—The William Etlirriz f pull, I Ith inst. tort!• nii lea soutlinsrd in SI: by the Edn•ard, Smith, arrived at Leith fruits Arrlm it i . !10, Gauthier, in lat. /O. 50. Sou. 19.:13. by tialLit, I;rutr ti, arrived of Peterhead. MARRIED. - h..RR•w-'.v. the ..Xl , th instate!. at I,e.tiittrn Chars' . Hee. ry j a aa r k da . • ilea, Esq. of . I )•vooshire-clua•e, to 1.0%; $1 , „ ~„ „.„.,...er us !hurls Pratt. Esq. ut Kent. ----- DIED. 14 - e.luesday last. Ilsrrii t, the wife of Sant Weds, of Piert-eael , t. Nloninoutlishire. I.s el s, at Lis ernonl, after s few da; s Mans. Lady Bartea, wile of air We% Batton. 4 t his house. In Berkeley-square, Th•ntas Palmer. Esq. Dumas el placenta cror. Thy house, and (in the cup of lire, That honey-drop) thy pirabing rife. &s ES, by his disraurse en ma r ri age , so en raptnred his auditors with the subject, that the married e• en tb•ss to their wises, end the bachelors hastened to be •se:dm : end •• ThJ hpeciator" has affirmed, that tht •• w if:" is the most ngreeable and deihr gut same in nature. T :e sacred institution, then, of marriage, compssses the .I,sideretem of ner enjoyment ; teemiag not note wi'h hag plaess on earth. bat disposing the soul itself to hetet/mire with bliss bereft tier. Prevines, however, to entering into this hal/owed cbligas • lion. it isseeens , s me imperative duty, not only to regalatente pe.sions, but to cleanse the grosser s.s.ore Irom esese purities. et hieh the freedom of unreshieted pleases( may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such Ventilate, attributable Irony of those :sapless instances, which, wild, they excite the rommistration of the beholder, shoeld aisli Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. I.mcarious habits will effesninize the body- a resides,'" the trelike; will relax the elastic fibre—but more esprelady does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently asp promise the natural dignity into a state of inutility, Irim weenee the agonized suierer more than doubts the chew tif relief. Ti. ell such then, we address ourselves, oferim • hope—estergy--tuuseular strength—felicity ; tier will me ash linens appear questionable,'saoctioned as they are by tie ; multiplied proofs of twenty years successful evpswiessee. The easy cares of tettried life, are sometimes dislerbed . by the suspension of those blessings which rosereulaslift ; aerial wreath—for the female habit is often ro e s week—yet It can he strenetheised, and rieliciee proved Into functional power. In every case tsf intrusion, as well as is may relaxation of the getetretive economy. we pledge me AO . to curd speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solieheeild expel the unfeeling empyrie trout the positive so pretifolt* ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with lei hesitetiou ; and confident In our own honourable integre . , M Members of the College of burgeons, we refer the stlffe ol * emetnernlty of either sex (especially those entering Into ems trims:mild life) alone, to our ht us:. where daily tstetedeate is given for personal consultation ; and letters Win Mtn eoanlry are insmedial•aly answered : theme must coats's& remittent-. fur Advice and Medicine, which eau be forwarded to any part-of the world, however distant. GOSS eed Co. M. K. C. Surgeons. Rekverle-street. Fleet-street, Loudon. Private door round tlw corner. Just published (Tenth The .Fl.OlB of 1,1F,E, • familiar Conan/eatery ea the tbove !Nitrates. ay UOtiS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturitv of both teezes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-rot; 88, Pad-mall 1 113, Prineevettreee; Bebe ; 174, Fiert-ttfrelt and of 011 Roolteellges. Price b, " irbat slight neglects. viol trividl fat/1u destroy " The hardiebt Muse !" MRSSRS. MIMI Wand CO. having devoted then selves to the :doily of, and been gratified hy tie mad tott.lderaide preetlee In those branehetrof the proceeds* ' o hid' they thought proper to select, Mat. that after tint( years resides.e to this wetrepolla, their lies" ere so led known, and their repatatioa so fully t taphablilsited. that no bp► logy is requisite for their &rialto, from the regular modes( practice. It say be proper to state. that their Medical Gds cation has Weer it( the &pi class; that they are Member of the Roy al Coinages of Loudon and Edinburgh ; and as Astir factory erldwiees of the troth of this stittement, their Me* mast mad testlimeatels any be seen at their Roes.. No. 14 Holeoligedifk. alien they may be combatted with the greel.• est scarcer Sall immlear biffsatients of either erz-afille:ed by me of 11011111Mdageelhplaints t—l. TM Venereal IMAM fog asidillrOW bait (bewared a remedy, which is eat wig a new file u - 111 leraerwary la demure of this eowpiniet. 'bat has Wee the aka /liege of sratikcaling the disorder with in* debilitating the aoasilbstion,il. In cases of Nervous Debility and Vascular Relsysljoe.. abilber produced by es* this, excesses, by the itamotteletts enjoymentt of seeded pleasures, or by eatery seasbafftty; whete . " no vigour Aoki. The bath melts sway, The dbeertbl, pure. and thatariml bloom "Dies treat the flee, with elPialid atrop hy ' lievetdol, In saltine ale)heettolt dell. Meters. tiara abd Ce: see ht *lnalwhieor * Me/0 0 that steads sorietillesilett Its intpilrlW &Mal, *ethic NM 111 le every ester Ohre of the paha, Strawrie# Ms NOM' *Arita mad timpahtblialtiog his Brass; erNhaatiarAwitele.". ,ematitatted. `sod dm faraday bib te:thailiapea of a ea': harm-a& islittisteraeoftheUnitbra.MmartecariimasiCa'r *as Of treatment has se far 'avowed marl Om re *shod_ ' ag e of ca. that. they h ersiled the iulaigishausat had WM" bathos of;tha most, stiagaishati Ma elms by efrethli e t three weeks, Area a delW•iill . re:toren of iltill. in the tire et yOf IY4eekl,6 co theft patinas *RI be treated with *A ereteet skid tads. The be requited to the tialakda that ra l !" .4 11 " 6 1• 10 !", ri‘ '- / a Daak - amitiliviorvill Patlint. lit the 66E014 bee roquottaltillito before, came to bat ah o y an Wasiesliy o f th e i r ca w. agt, Esitastale at WthllVirmao sill i P3siellial anJ purchased a set of chairs,. Wish he spiel to pay avoda see .4l,,,,, kosowy „ m od es , e ma i teiertell . l toe- by istailanats.ipsoi 'save hie the 11 Athic b •00P4Isialto weve4o.os""ilAtt"larka she prosliewl. in adrarap at EL : • ;(' 41 r. I ? ". th!.aiklitet. iiioteter; wasisod , the lett. toleolleir IMikek imilidikiol di Aso sue that Ned 4.1111.416 ri os 7 Ifivra 40 40 90 1 4 'and — than !Mai toolpa • -r ll 7 riall a low lig o viat i tir Iv/ rgeries. setaieaboat4 Wens; et 'are repeolog I J I qr. qo a . K im 114 .a • 11 a