The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-22 00:00:00

• i- Ar..- -• lIIIDDLESEX SESSIOSS;* • —.0.-- TRIAL OF SAMUEL WTAT, FOR FRAUD. Mr. Amateurs opened the case to the Jury. U. Sewell being sworn. stated that hr is collector :tie the western division of London, foe the " Bene- t tient, or Strangers' Friend Society," and in that ran:wiry he received a letter frum Lord Milton, c At- taining a petition, &c. sent by the prisoner to Earl' • Illiwilliati, his Lordship's father. His Lordship tie-i sire.) that the alle ge d di stresse d state o f the pris oner) might be inquired into. The witness further stated,' that he made some inquiries, and found that some part LA his petition w e r e no t tree ; t h at on rite 2341 June! List deponent called at Earl Fitewilliant's, in Drone- 1 li/r-square„ and met the prisoner there. Deponent 1 tri.ptired if be had a wife and 6 children, as set forth i in his petiti on ? 1-l e answere d , " Y es. " Was all your furniture sold for arrears of rent in June last ?--It was. I 111 ye 3 of your daughters hail the typhus fever, and ; hs en ill fur 9 weeks ?—Vas. Your petition states that you are in treaty nith a I p nun for a school, fur which he asks :WI. fur desk ~, i i t.utius, &c. ?—Yes, I am. Do you think he will take the 20/. ? - Not if paid! L. instalments. lint suppose it were paid all at once. how mark do i • i t a o lia w . ar ? ds t P l e te ri s 'a u l t ' t s t 215 I. —Nearly 111. 41 ' - .‘re all those signatures on your petition ?—Ycs. %Where is the school situated ?—lit Charles-strurt, • Hatton-garden. • Well, I stn - sure your petition is re•pectaltly signed ; I . will give you this pound uote a n ti tal.e rare tit suer petition, and make further inquiries to srr what oar t• t Lc dote, for I belong to a public (-kiwi . I hind. you, Sir. • a • Mr. Butler being sworn, stated that the prisoner r. nted a small tenement of him, ronti-;ttoits to his loco I duelling, eonsistiwi of two rooms: and he ha• not a Inil' , and six children t that he never seized or sold a Angle article belonging to him ; that he had no! t hirer Jsnghters ill with the typhus fever: that he IVI4. ill.. I toxitated every slay, and lived Trianon .nslr on the -. i ., 0:114 he had made on the nobility ;•nd sentry by fa- bricated petitions. He and the is omen hr eo•liabited 1 is ith were a imi•ance in the neiehbouthooll. D er ,. tient had often gut out of bed to quell their riotous 1 ondnet. Mr. Roberts, constable, brine. morn, profit's-est the 1 l'. note, which the prisoner haul nhtisined from 41. Sewell. , ;it Here die case closed.—The prisoner had no witnesses . t•- call. hut attempted to deny what Ir. 'littler alleged t .0-ainst him. :,I he Calmest 1N addressed the Jury. rei apitttla'ing ' r e evidence, null lamenting the frequenry t.f sorb rtes. The Jnry immediately pronounced hitu-- ve ;try.; • The COVAT on pascing sentenee. observed, tkt the; Feist:mer hinl - esstmnitted an offence for which hr tan- i . - s d to be transported for sere* years, when's* his' ( - alajos.y. by the "deice of hie Privy Contwil, than ht i proper ; heft , from his age, the Court indulged a dis- t..nt hope that he would amend. The sentence of the / s'..urt was, that he should be further imprisuued tine Year. The following signatures were attached to the pri- . . . s tier s petition :—W. Wilberfurre, 11.; 71.0 rd Dudley a• d Ward, 'V.; Alex. Baring. 21.: Sir U. Statio, • ten, 11. ; J. J. A., I!. ; Ilarrowhy, V.; R. Ryder, 1 1 .; .t! ii xattreni. It.; Countess Dowager Manvers, I/. TRIALS FOR SEDITIOUS LIBELS. Yesterday, Clerkenwell Sessions House was erewded • by Reformers and others, anxious to hear the eloquence 0 / ant late of the celebrated little %Waddington, wbu was AsS putt to the Bar to take his trial twos the charge of having l eublished a wicked and seditious Libel, for the purpose to exciting million amongst the soldier% and alienateng 1 . them from their allegiance to his Illakstr. • Waddington hating been arraigned. pleaded N ot • 1 Guilty, and then addressed the Chairman, requesting that the Jury should be sworn in his reverser. They I. til been sworn before he entered the Cone', hut he stid it would be a satisfaction to hint to see the thing done. 4 The CHAIRMAN immediately directed that the book 4 mid be handed to the Jury. The Foreman having trisen it, Waddieg o 1 is was called upon for his objection, \ . , if he had any. 4 Weddingt'on then said—" If any tax•gatherer, or per- son employed by tiorerinnent, ur contractor for tiOtefn- t c r ent, is in that Pa s, I obie tto his being sworn. fhe PORSMAI said, e believed that there was no person of that description in the box. The ::ttAtattAx put it to the lientlemen of the Jury, whether any of then answered the description giveu - by Air. Waddington: if that was the case, hr was convinced those so described, would have honour and feeling now to retire from the box. ! i 3 The Jury, after a short tsinversation amongst them- v•lvea, declared that no person of the kind objected to i . o-as in she boa. Waddington said, he bad no further obje ction. As soon as the Jury were sworn t wend time. .. . 1-c applied for, and was instantly accommodated with "- • pen, ink, and paper, for the purpose of taking ootes. Air. Mr NOLDS then rose, anti stated thecae& in a speech i el coosiderable force. lie said the offence with which the defetrdaot was charged was one of the most serious de- s: - ription, being no less than a deliberate attempt to a. ensue the affections of the military from his 3lajesty, I.) the publication of one of the most gross libels that 1..-re Appeared before a court of justice. The learned I ••ansel thee proceeded to state the substance of the libel t eLlrh he said Waddington had thought it to publish at a period when the public mind was in a state of great • a s iitation, is consequence of the proceedings which it Lid beet' deemed expedient to institute against her Ma- j.-sty. The libel was in the shape . of a placard, Ind it ' s •atettfliat the soldier's Were the friends of the injured tjdern, that they - would support her rights, and then a I dependance might be placed upon their equal eagerness to support the rights of the country. It tfien allotted to tie revolutions in tipaintand Naples, and called upon the people to love the saddlers who were allfriends to the 14deen, but who ster# rut off from all, communtration witkthrl rest of tP public, and, in fact, prevented from ,ply/be. facra of Om country men. rm ept with bayon- ets Need, or drawn swords. - The learned counsel dwelt upon ober sentiments as peculiarly calculated to ineerste bet he thanked lloil that the loyalty of •the soldiers was Alive the weakness dr being shaken by stitch an appeal. geideneiseas called, proving the publication of the Vila, and it was pit lu and read by the Clerk of the tal e . 4 1EigeS1111 N! • " ''' ''' .S. LeotTlise . hrser . is. hi t y arum" heather. 1. r'olves WIEi Lime renotrt...,s . erers as tirr %lane tie. latuttitie. They List ictiessii %irtorier st loch nu soldiers, • sTATttsmAiii._ tither nutrient or moifOrn, prrh gm ever equalled —eer taittly ni•rer elrelleti. flutterer repro ltenailtle the motives which emi.eil the war in which dooms victorieg, were pay to the ssl,liera, it wa4 quite suffieie l t. It wa s tt most flagrant libel. As t., the defendant, he hail told what, nitfurunately, often happmied, that wen distri buted poison without knowing . what it was. It was, however, throug.i his means the paper got before the public he should have known better, and was re sponsible. The .lury iialheitately returned a verdict of Guilty, but rec.nemsended the defendant to mercy. The CllAlßMAN.—Certainly the recommendation of a Jury shall be always attended to. The Cu tiastax, in passing sentence, said, the re commendation of the Jury did not lessen the guilt of the defendant, who bad published one of the most atrocious libels that ever disgraced the public press. Ile then sentenced the defendant to imprisonment iu the House of l'orrectiou for six months. 4ChirVeil,. till the rooduct of the British ■nt Irish reflects immortal honour upon the arms of your 1 . unto ry But what is the reward of all these ►it.turirs? Are 110 T throe brave men confined in the barrack% ? rot ,If from all co ttttt ittnication with society !—Never permitted to Pee the fares of their frllow-conntrwmen, siole,s it be ‘rith fined bayonets or drawn swords iti their hands? " The Soldiers to R man love tone injnred Queen ; thy are determined to support her rights—to protect her honour; and, depend tqloll it, the hour will Shortly arrive when they trill show themselves equally deters min.'s to support the rights and !Overlies of their coun try. Hemembrr Spain and Naples! and Tore and re spect the Soldiers " Eighteen hundred dollars per mouth paid to two Italian swearers. Now litany sohliers would this money make comfortable ?" The publication of the paper was then proved by two olli •ers, who apprehended Waddington in 'ha ring -Cross, while in the art of pasting the placard. They were examined by Mr. Rolland. Waddington then proceeded ilium his defence with a great deal of calmness and toulleeteolness. Ile was more, he said, that the Gentlemen of the liar had slime their y too doomite% 3saii their employers, in exereising their talents against him ; but their was another sp-s. Coon, oi iris which, lie believed, the Learned Gentlemen had not twirl. so ount•lo to do, namely, life question a their dot ) to the —They had keen professionally tvtoglot to repre•sont uhse was right the wrong way. Mot it could not he twined; the Ilettflemen were earn ing a !Ovoid lin the Tryst nay they could. al..lading to heir joaolgtmoto ; but tt ben he tv.t• he was engaged Its tile Sallie sort of duly tool ;trots himself, in eartoing a livelil I for loitnowit %%loom he euterei upon the Irtsine•s. lie was eon vineefl hen as not perform log ;Intl hr eas stow eons jeered that the .Inn diol unit r•itt•i,!er Oki. hill el Idol. Willi' II Is lie' la is a mere ere:wore of the imaginati , an I this Wa• a Manly ap•leal to Englishmen, built upon the 44116111-sty eat the iiilde itself. It called upon thrill to love I 'lei r feilow creatures, and were ive not instrowteil by theSaerotol Ilittola to la.ia llrolherlV litre with each other ? He recommended the friendly c,Mnexiooso, both whets kr roonsioloorel the character of Tits-.• who were not soldiers, and H il ls.. oho were to Ir.• celeiorated in history for the which they Lad shed her !bell country. Ilia opiniow that the soldiers were highly ohoserving of praise. lie ribtivetsded that this Pas out sit di a prowesation against himself as against the press, and Iwg l mi to know whet her there was any thing r lemnalde in saying that the soldiers loved an injured Qneen? Why Is oil not the tiocaiag /loot been proseented it Ile then read some ob servations %shirk apiwarood against tier Quest in that Paper, and Paid, that if his hill had been to that effect, and rectoniniended the making a martyr. by boiling or roiastitog, there would have been no coosopfaint ; hut a hireling press was at work, and there were times when men might expert to be prios.o.noted even for thinking what might be called argil:hon. Orem! Juries *mild find ; for the matter lay all C. .• lwfore them, hat thank Liud their were other sorts of Juries. Why had unt " Flindall's Luminary," whisk contained .t direct and cowardly attack upon the Qoieen been prosecuted I in stead of that hill, which was no re a libel than loyalty was a rause of corruption. It all showed that ever since her first acquittal, she had been beset by spies, but as the :list chapter of Proverbs. 2. - eth and vti,h verses. sacs •• strength and honoftr arty her eletthing. awn eke alsai rejoice in time to row. Ves, she hail, opened her mouth in wisdom." Hail she not proved her merry too, as well as her strength and honour, by permitting Mr. Majoc,l, her enemy, to gel after he had to 'Heil what he might have been made to answer for. He should say nothing of the highest Authority, more than that he knew not those things to which tethers were privy, that he knew no ,mire of what had beton clone and what had been doing than the drat or the dumb. The defendant con cluded by Tinting a passage from Solomon. The Cluarinan asked oholier he load any witnessecto call OLD DAILEY SESSIONS. (Proceedings continued front yesterday's Statesman.) Eara£ZZL'.llll,47.—Tao./ta* Puffier was indicted for embezzling certain moit'.es, received in the service, of 3lrs. Sarah`sunders, in whose service the prisoner was. It appeared in evidence, that sums to the amount of no less than 1001. were unaccounted for by the pri soner from lime to time. The ividenec clearly made out the ease, and Ow Jury found the prisoner Unilty. The I . lIWION Szazcsxv told the prisoner that the fullest pisnihnictit would be inflicted on bins. Juin Sizip was convicted of stealintr, on the 14th of July last, a quitiii.ity of printed cottons, value 3/. from lie dwell.ug-bocce of .d r. Shale, Hefner's street, OsforJ-street.--- I :itiltv, Vo.sistrstxxv Or iVivxres.—On calling 08(1 1 witnesses to character in the last rase, Several made their appzaranee. 'I lie first one that g it up did nut for so no time remember where he lived. lie swore that he hail k.town the pi r f r three :sears, and that he Lad Lltsays lane a good character. Peing however farther : 0 11.,.!;olied, lilt' n itness gros - ,1 y pre varielted, and Mr. Javier 1.1.:5t ordered him to be immediately entimilt.ed to roans ,y.—Th,awe F.! kr ll.macti 's as next pa' to the bat, under a clia:ge of having, on the of .tugust lase, knots ingly uttered two forged a rept. iltlrt.s of Lieut. Foliate I lir) *ion for 20/. eac h. intend ing thereby to ',strand T. '1 !win piton, a Ittten-drarer. in the parish of St. Mar:in in the Fields. The tirt loner w..s a gentlettr,ill-lookit , 4 nsau, rWelity-Serell years of a;.:e, and had been farnierly a captain of dra goon's. lie was /1114 , 14 r Ihr draw er of these hills of evelistige. and they were-unc'e payable at the utile, a l Cox and tircessivaittl, the army a„,eirs, ('haring-cross.l There was HO Ginned fur the pr t•erntion. l'lvinias George Ttiouipsom said he was son and ; assistant Robert Thompson, a linen-drier,9s. St. Line. IGsuws the prisoner. llas s en him frequently at Isis father's lain-e. Prisoner said he Wal a Captain in the army. Olt the Ist of Jnly the prisoner casue to his slop, bonglit goods to thr amount of 141. tia.tiajclisat would pay for them 41f. bill on Colonel Unr4ei. the the evening .talon of August he brought the hill. 1 he two bills are in the Ai •er's possession. (elnisophreys, a police *Meer, profit& •eil the two 20/. bills.) Ibis was the bill the prisoner gave on the 2d of August. He of fered it in payment of thr 14'. for goods. Witness gave hint the (-bang-. The acceptance was then upon it. Same day prisoner gave witness the address of Vox sod Greenwood, desiring he would refer to them. Witness produced the pieer of paper on which the address was written. 't be address was almost twelve Waddington—" Sir, my cause has no occasion for witnesses." 'Eke CHAIRMAN (311 r. tonst,) .aid, the indictment eh 4 rzeil the defendant wi:ls a crime of inagiiitufk.! ipiestion had brandied lain subjects with which it hail isothing to flo, inasmuch . as the conduct of other publications had no reference to that whirls was !mid !Wore them. Altlionßh the trial alb,- Queen had eras duced a great deal of speaking. and setitinz both agnsoot her Majesty and airainst those who instituted the pro -1 esislings. that cowl bail not to question whether he was properly or improperly arraigned. A time 'nicht row for the consideration of that question. In the mean time it would he but prudent and f.sir to withhold the appli cation of hard terms from either party. The qnrstwin was, whether this paper hail been published toiter-jale with the view merely to political observation atilt fair party discussion, or as a trans-le for the introductims of comment of a sedition. and dangerous effect. If the Jury were of the former opinion, 31.. Waddington was eotitleil to an arquittal ; if of the latter. he mast ha' re sponsible fur one of the moat heinous offences against ottelet y. The Jury retired, and in an hour, returned with a verdict of IVO Guilty. Waddington immediately took his hat, and walked qnletly from the liar to his friends in the Hall, who shouted o'clock ; the bill in the evening of the Ante day. Witness did not li:inseKtnake the ingniry at Cos and Co.'s. In a few days afterwards primmer purchased 'noir goods, Pr which hr paid will smother bill. This *lts on the leth of Angnst. He did not receive the chance out of this second bill, for he never called fiat it. he a.oonnt of e mds purchased then was $l. Cros:-examined.—Wittiess knew the prisoner. lie was a raptaid in the army. 'I berme. an the elder, father to the last witness, proved that be argociated the bill, but it was retuned to 11 . 1111. This witness Lad serer presented it for pay ment at C.)x and Greenssoods. A clerk fr the office of Cot and lirseaw cul woe them called. 'Dirk 'poise was agent to Colonel Gor don's rygintent. Ile belonged to the sth drage..o guards. litsows Colonel Iturdon's hand-writing ; the arreptun••• of this bill was sot his Witness is well acquainted with his bawl-writing ; has teen him write frequently. This writing bear, some resetahlinee to his hand-writing. If it bad been genuine bill it would have been paid, but it was never presested. Cross-examiiwd.—Witneas in the habit of snit clapped as he punned through. ...,notts•exams - Was . .pap !!'m. !!.hits, a perm', of mein •ippearanee, was in. mg Col. tiordon's as rept-slices, bat he hewer saw him dieted for having published a seditious and mark u. accept a hill. libel, calculated and intended to excite the soleliejs Humphries s, the 'slicer, who arrested the primeatit, against thi Bovernment, and :dictate them Rom 'l, was again railed. He humid the pßottare in hied et the fidelity and allegiance to the him!. Bull and limb Inn, near Ilasupstrail. Witorss told This defendant nan tried be the Jury that acquitted Lint he won going to take biw np for hatrilig cleated Waddingtom. Thompson. Prisoner itt..ts a+14..1 for some lasstineons. Mr. KRYNOLDII coaducted the prosecution. which he put into water and drank off. The prisoner The officers who attended at Palare-yarololepoortte then talked of going to Irelani!, and sending bark the conduct of Holum% in selling routes of the letter, money to take ep the bills, if he receit ed the chantere whirls was signed " A !loyal l'i-twer. - I 4 the secowl bill. This witness gave very uncoil- The defendant said, he had six weeks ago emu, up t armed and unsatisfactory evidence, w:tieh, he said, to town from Lincoln, to look for work, and that he was owing to a hurt he had received recently in hi. had In en three weeks here without getting any ; at bead. length he saw persons selling papers, end. wk i ipeut I Thomas Thompson was in the room when the pri haowing that ke was doing any mischief, he Peed Lover was arrrste!. the officer talrl him for them, and was apprehended. He hail been told what porpoise he was come, the prisoner said, there was a printer's name at the end of the papers, Ood, I'm undone ! my friends by not relieving me, and of course thought•himself nut responsible for the ' hare ruined me." This witness said, it was in a contents. ! glass of gin he took of the laudanum'. The CliAlw/MAN asked, whether there was a printer's ' The prisoner being called spots for his defence. name to the hill ? said, he should rosiest hintself with offerieg an ex- Mr. ItErNoLos said, there was, and that a tray hill planation as to the landaram, which, if it west ma bad been found against him. There had been no re- tantalised to the .hary. tnig:it probably ass to his pre :Maseru' on the part Of Government. indiee. The fact was, he had been in ill state of health The CuatmatAx.—Defeudant, hare yoeany Sit to for some time, bating burst a blood-vessel, and for say whether what you bare said is true mr not. that reason be was recommended to make use of small Defendant.—Noloody here. qaantities of landansit Occasionally. Upon this oc- The c•Luity , t , then proceeded. to c a mme as t open casion he took no inure than thirty drops. Ifs de ' the evidence. No man roditi, he milk mistake* the , (receive wished to tears en ti r ely to hi s C ounse l, but object or tendenel of the paper. He thheight it pe- lbe retreued that the sutfle_nness of the 'prostitution resstry to slate, that StleOever was Apo"- had trunsiarti teith front eiceeting to is many tweeds sitae, with respect to tise . libEliifibitil erre a• dire as hi . stiVirsasi WAIT. lirere was, however, *We s 'totem. in the part thah that winch spoke orliOlefsie• swatieurAn in Cittrt, to whom he would appeal -fur is .1 served character, Who had known him to,r, and serv e d the same regiment with him. Alr. Lewis, who gave his addr.•ss at Melina Tern* Westminster-road, was then put in:o t',e box and 'misted, touching the prisoner's character. Wi taht bad koown hini fur 13 years, and s.•rred in the sow regiment with him. He knew Il i 11l to be a Liesk slat in the tit.] Ite,ziruent that time. Believes !Moto b e , man of the strictest honour, and nitness was at ! k it moment 30Dt. in advance fur hint. Under these circumstances, the case went to to Jury, who atter some little hesitatios found thepti, suuer but strongly recommended Hai to loo ny. The prosecutor, also, iutreated that as much as could be shown, should be extendod to the psias Me Mr. Justice Bas r said, their recotniuemlation s *NW not be unattended to. The prisoner, he saw, h i d been an otfiver in the army, and had served his e ft try—be b.. 1 therefore some claim upon it, and he tog sure his country would not be found nagratefal to hip in the day of his distress. There resides at present on the lam) of Ahv r i i, parish of :thahullog, within nine miles of Cork, , matt named Etiwar I Flynn, who has !hell to the rt. tra.adiary aze of 11-I years!—lle possesses very rie ,i health, rises early, and walks over his farm, is as W. CVe as ht was at 60 years, and is In fall possession all his faculties. On iVednetday, the f2Oftt Instant, at st. Peel's. Deptford, by the Rev, T. W. wire. John Oared, of IL N u r,. Deptford, F. 44. to Martha, eldea? daughter of JotephCarttar. of the sitter place. Emi. • On the flat Instant, V. toms Hatt)e. Esq. of Brillap a p . to Aitneb, only daughter of the late T. Stair:lon, Esi, Pm. maater-Uenerel to the Forces in (Jude, antler his E‘rellesey . the late Lake. _ _ nn Ti.e.day, the 19t1: In 1 1 ) , I tt l. t :l (Freatßerl.lllns ps tea I. tt d, • Kith sear of tits age, .tugastas Peehell. Esq. Reeeisarseea. 4.1 his blajest CIAbIORIS 011 Iltmaar, the 18th Inst. szed -4 1 0. Maria, eldest rlauggter of the ilea. Hr. Posts's, of But ton-..resent. On the 18th instant. Mrs. Ma ..garet Tyers Fry. wife of iienry Simpson Fry. Esq. of Itstepton-Rish.4l. in . the rant) . of lierehird. district, South Unrol:no. aged s o l o . mon Nibet, a native of England, sho 'nitrated to that count►y at the ege of 19. DOWNS el piitrens Hyde, 110 R. Tity butt..., and (in 1.. e rep of life, That hour}-drop) thA pl,asiug wife. ATV.S, by hi, diarourir on Ina,ri.tze, tut PD. 14.7 raptured We auditors with the milvjeet, that tar ntarrie4 tarn flew to their nice', and the bachelors haA envd to be wedded : and '• The Sr, itor" has affinucii. that.the word •• k the most agrvrisiole and delightful mane in nature. The saered institution, then. of marrisge, t mrsses ihe desideratum of cur enjoyment ; teeming not .miy with Itar pines' out earth, but disposing use soul itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Prelinos. however. to ontering into this haliciwed obliga tion, it becomes an imperative duty, nut unly to ragalateNe passions. but to devise the grosser nature from .0101 e im purities. shirts the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may has... Mailed upon it. To the neglect.of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances. which, while they exeite the coestaiserattoo .1 Ow beholder, Amid also impress withfear w e f - !Axel him hum Wets the gkiest will tesilde; 4 • file tropics sift relax the eke* fibte—tint more egpsdellY does the premature infatuation of youth too frequeady emir promise the natural dignity into a state of Inariamt. hem whence the steatites, snffitter more then doubts doe dome et relief. To all s:seh, then, we address osewilvet. liopc—energy--mu.cular strength —felicity : our adva aces appear questionable. imeatioard as they mallythe multiplied proofs of twenty years seemmatel The easy tares of married life, are sonistissm IMAM be time suspension of those bleeders which eeeteauWelhe isepthi: 5 reads—cur tb.• femak habit Is ogre eoestitalis .41y weak—yet it ea■ be strengtliened. sad deficient nom ho peeved into fhoeSionel power. In every ease of syphilitic Winkles, as well is le 11.14 rein antrum of die gear ratPla tvenonsF. we piste oar OMR, to cure apsedlly. end midi slid. fileemoady soliallbeatit expel the eaferliag earn* Rom the position se Neely taboo op, we &Milt Teem frosierat ; sad cooddasit In oar owe hoosoaddis Newberg of the College of Se7eons, we relbc I community of either sec (espeeielty dew teolaAtl~ isle trimemial life) at once to uwr kluge. where daily atioodiste is give, for personal cousuliatloa ; mad letters the. the emote? are immediately answered I:.mar must midair. a retail/soca for Adviee sod hiedielee. stitch can be forwarded to any part of the work!, 'mercer dkant. io'ut sad ea. M. R. G. tiergeon. N. likteverlmetreet.Firet•street. isoalfee. ••• Private door mead the corner. Jest pubilabed (Teeth edition), Tits ld of a familiar reatameatary ea doe shine Diseases. fly GOMM and Co. Addressed to the Tenth and Maturity of both Sexes. Maybehadst IL Patern o ster-row ; 06. Pall-mad • id, Priaeamstreet. Soho ; 174, rical-irevi ; and of all Roasellers. Price 11 hat sllaht neglects. abet trivial faults destroy " The hardiest frame'" ICSSRS. SKIM out! CO. having devoted them wire, to tne stink of, sod been gratified by the most considerable preetkr In shape branches of the profensioa whisk they tiffflifilt proper to select, trust, that alter WO years residence la th is metropolis, (heir talents are so wr it knows. and th •ir *portion Se telly eatthilsbed. that no ape. locy J 5 retie** for their deviadoo from the . ris ii r eem ost i r practice. It may be proper to state, that their retitle has been of the first ehLscl that they ere Memboso Ake total J.:ulleges of Lot cut ! theory evidences of tbe truth sir is sta was and testisrestials rosy be seen at tligi7ll7;llr,lt;: Ilattor-prden. where they may be' ecru:mated wi:h the great• est seeresr end honour by paiients of either sett. atilicted Lc any of the folios rlg enatpi -fats : I. 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's pia° of trentment has so far sarpavwd esery other medial of cure, that they here excited the nannisholeilt and eppra button of the elitist distinguished rtirgeons. by ellfactil . tit throomovkli. Mfr. "Midi itrikot ail the resor i sles sl a t a • skill. In the cure of am of their rnmplaints wilt be treated ittb fhe greate4 skill *ad an too ototoirod is the tow aa alai of register p0t40.00191 1 _4l Meats In the etimittl pre re messed to steVidetteolor r SIM , *WINN, Of Ile Me. eueltudajk Sr Malittta !islet whoo*, Npoppis) modieirovirtfiV l be sent to any Part of tha w - arid . -lu . lU/. I tt aike.11.4... - Iwo* Loodoo : 6 Faltadi Prt . tteiu !go Potshard at dmalqr .st aN •Tia a w. -. N 4 t ige d * . ta g Coortairtmoor - ripoday e: % sir • 44•0411« Ott nasiaire BARDIV4.4 ipp., L. 1.. B.: to vairo. 6.1 04.0 - tomotooti oat, At s, ha are roger-4o! to itidh;astbi. ",. Ayon dwelt lime, ' was wq • 1.