The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-02 00:00:00

r . . briny forth talent; :live. a trials to maintain his rank * in-ex pence, - mita he in ii - eonstitirt state of activity, that , lie may pie by exertion what is taken from him by the State." A pretty fair conclusion. this—that the tfurcs are srrenced from the Inhorious classes; nye, and whet Mil gain too, by constant activity ,anti industry, spay be taken learn them by the State.:-.--„I Alas, poor Industrious irilse, to, what an enviable ..l ;tate of blewsesl prosperito, iratepondence, and lii;! . . • berti , are Ye arrived ! .Al s..eoeitlEli spurs •y ou :on to activeinilestry, not SO save buy _thing for your' families- .Lant it.s.,•the .sapport of the Srarx,!.-f-+:1 Not one wiird• is mentioned .of . the Drones; no, their rha rectirs. ure to o saercd,tp-be touched ;.ands' . 'nt sousek.of these ilfarrt -places, pensions, &c.• &c.' • de, tiey, not 4orio: a .pert.of. t i e State, and enjoy . the frivits of onr lebeerkralie. lnpriens of the mid. Illiuk class- are iittoleiaidt:;, Ibis the Gazettes noit .4. sinissly shims. ; the increase in price of,. „all . the necessaiies of rife nssil (hp hyod.owtsers awl jobber's, istsile others ale injured. It.is amazing in this ; tow n (Doncestet); how naitt ,eccompa pies complaint ; and although it isnot A pubnuflictuying town, yet the yter his extended its pestiferous effects here sko.— .Fsi4d, .%. Ilia ,issfcliatsply 'ln be tented at 455. per ire, 1a now six and wep guineas !—Butchers meat re t h an three times its former price ; batter very - . r; and eggs, until juit nosr.., ,4.each. The Poor. 'bites are certainjy moderate, compared with .some manufacturing places ; bUt some of the old in habitants here say, there should be no rate col lieetetbd alt for the poor. :Perhaps the CORPoRATION qt.. 014 4a**4lol this. !artery! House-rent is extra agial ; L. ' rttenil sAop-keripers return their houses at pore *rim; then most pf.tbe gentlemen pay fur their • Aasift k r, perks, gardens, pleasure-grounds, ma. „ ft ors,. &c. ; few of theseland-owners pay more than Stil. or 701: for property, which they could let for 5001. per sebum.. • Aecordieg to the Doncaster Ga zette; ifeme.n . f , .these ftentlemen may he in danger of six plenths.4specisenineta, if they, do ; not better he . ncor the dire sell Toes., New t Sir,. censi4esing ga. thfie 41 441 ) Ca it Pe . supposed that those who are pe) leg V.I. the axes of • the State can wish for a eiontineaore of their bone? ,and,rin, the other hand, the •land 7 au :bets, and .tbst extensive tribe who fitttii* . 'op. -teret we .find .ate, apwillii.it the olive Branch should i lk held, out. The landlords dread, peace,,. as tbey ,Iteo property of every, aetcrip-; tion oust. fall in price considerably.- - --We are,J Itiunipliml masters of the sea, have the entire etunm;ol of .the East and West Indian produce, nest pi the p,,sof, who make their best meal over a ..; if tea, ate supneatly prohibited this humble repast, hp* the exoibitstit•price of tea efad sugar :. ri4:4 too, tihich, •tv i . ,h A little milk, forming an excellent *teal. • fpr.their children, is, from its extravagant price, - At el their .reeelt : end. a! i these, witii,puich wors t , a'a die tilessid.fruir. of w ar. . : ll . we were at * peace . ir . .„. . , • fliell)dusitr,y ) COO( Supoiy, its Own Wariti, : inci *Oh 4113Urdf ' hi t,,,Eiloilill prefloce much cheaper ;.but est ti4sigll4-w k eNiti ! . 4 fereigne,rz obtain from at tiles!, a:eji.yo for it,mtreitgwttifer pricl.than out piers , poor, cXn get tke on. .4reFul is cbapPr 4,ltea ~4.7 1 1 pp. !rink 6.o4l,ll„keit.ii4te:i.t prkce ; the larßer sannekefford, eat n 10.4,,spyklier . price,.:*Fordjng, to his •rent; but. lig 0 s; t plitt put, .if theeze lifts to suffer, because n fere 14,12,1 . - o.4lapi wil live profusely and extravagisittly ? The, 4oielr gen. Bill, i hope, will.never.spre•reair . t ra its" by . , .. A Bill pregraktit4iith otos! psobabisi **chief,. and *ith more. oppressive_ consegieeneesi.te. be .p4lies2uld not be devised. ' . . . • .Daseastir,"Werizni. A tAWF.ft. OF ,iltAblt. f; .- • '''' . 3` ''., .• _ 'The Watt India Company's Charter being about, to ffirienewed, it may. not he trinteresting to the pub lic to be acquainted with the Company's establish. Ment . or.the education .if: their c vtl servants. 'The,! East Jos Coll e, and . the. Eset •India;lege' , School,. \Vera established in the county of llertfurd, in 1805. 'lite college at Jlarlej-13ury,%two mile' frogs' Uertfisid, • iii,e4clusively appropriated for the education pf the ComppriPa,9tl service, and a re-,j ardencer#Ltwo years, is required . The 'college !. . Rader the sttperintenclanci of a Principal and eight PeOl'essors. The Collet ScbOol, at liertford C4stle, I .is cOnduCteA bX a head.-master and various assistants, n . cfis tlesiired to preprird pupils for, admission iota, the taKlndre • College, but is 0.50 open to : the pub-. lie at large. .;.A verx comprehensive system of edu. cation, being piesued,ip it the, school is adapted to the faucatiov of yoathintended for, the Comptny's military service, for apy of the learned profesetotts, rind for the higher . branches of Commerce., • stiftirt.Alt OCCURIWICE.-14 7 14411 . 011y Cbikriat ittipped l ,at the door Or. the .Lying.-iv , gospital, in li 1. t . 0.ng-acre. In the ! chariot was a l e r of o " appearance, with a. young child,; *OBl4 that tier errand thlther - mae to seek a wet ! . Worse' for her infant; She was very pa,rticular in Iter inquiries after elsettlthy woman,. and ,she.preferred siripg a healthy . child before she fii4etiots,,a •nurae.- 7 ,- * . cue ,of the voasen _brought her, eisild.wrapped . np A told handed it, covered up , , irito r th,t9itiegP,, 1 4Pd:M the same ti Te t t he lady delpreOrpti sale- "Ach,,,,,toesel . • Jteifliog article ... Puriug. this, inters . " As. tirived to, grchae4e the, ~rapper, of At_ ought ter, to ati4tker 019180 ill. ; the,agriege,„ sallir o h she called her own, and. tot the c cetorp, of the ; Woman, she . gave her hlhiltl E reminding ,fier . 41.lieep the wrap pers wetkover 4 ,it ! .,.Ohe eapreslg d Pleased, with itslealthy appearance, and .lefrt again the next dap., It ; was R9on after discover that the chili lied been exchanged, and tuse t y,one.. left ip ) j . . Its stead. Tito. Trustees of the ilospitaA,hase autti • , 'heels able to trace the lady. On Tneiday se'nnight a very, malatic'halu t occoce rence-took place at Eirkfit;labani, in.qoas t eatie f ice. at the insufficteat state of ,Letierk I ride., Allan Bogy,' ertlener, at SuonysiON ccosslug about niu,e i j o'clock at.. night, on Ms waif home, stepped out of' . the horse track, in theiderk, and at a place whioh, is totally , without wall or Tailiog, .frildout twenty., eight feet to the channel of therQ fie was not, immediately. .killed by, the being unable, to call for assistance, he was nototliscovered next morning by hid children, who had been oulti in quest of him most of the night: Ile was alive, but so much hurt that he died in a few 'heura.: Da was a man noted for his diligence a . ud pate- A rity ; and has left a wife and- seven yOuug dill. clren, who had po means of ati s Pport bat 1 j s his hour ; ,pd who air thus,.. by ,the unacceratable 'elect. of thetraitgpa, Is, public road, sendeced desti, s ' I,la' • - -9;41.4 Z; - • ,STATESMAN LAW )11104 tO • • , COURT QS:CII 1.1.,1tY, Away', 1. Beforc his Horsoist, 441 fice-CaseNcatLott• His I lonnur was emploqed the t wltole of thedey ip hearing motions of comes, .made by jitnior Cotttsset, , 116 interest elscopt. to tile parties conceited. get One of the Senift'Cpsinsel appeared iu €ourt doting thddep. • .The'Lord.taticelloreat ett Appeals in the Hone i" Of Lords. !. -!f • " r- . .40,51Z ES. --~!f,: Wlen frees hii Learned. Friend.. From a peruse of his papers, he had understood that- the all , meats were .actually tiadii to the exclusion of -M Filed. . m •'t ioii r. MN said, that if *as impossi, _ble'iha his case could go to the Jury, as they were called on to try the.justice of adjudicatinus_of toMmissioners when no adjudication had been mat.. 'The detertnination of the Commissioners. ; which had 'teen read, by Mr. Lakes, ought to have Ws enter 'Yon the pleadings, to males the facts desired - 0130,0 • cognizable by. the .To ry, . The Counsel; perceiving that it ems impossibt 'to go to the Jury, consented .to withdraw .the. .E in order to amend the pleadings, and the Was setdown amongst the remanent& for trial at' next Ass!zes, which will be held at Guildford. this casean immense number . of witnesses were in tendance. • • Vhe cases on the Crown side were finished„ ThurSday. t . LAttlC&Wry.4. '.. A cause of considerable interest to travellers. was tried at these Assizes, in *shish George Harley bfuestgoild," Esq. M. P. for. the county of Kincar dine, wps.Plaititiff,, ;sod. Sl . chael AVliitehead, land• lord of the But' I.no : Prespat,. Defendant. . It appeared froat.the'stalet mit of Mr. PA Kg & ,t hitt the Plaintiff, his Lad,, ami family, accompanie d by , POLICE. two gentlemen, stopped at. Defendant's louse, in :^ •• !--6•01601 1 ...- : • Preston, on their way to Scotland, in July l ast.— , i ibt Friday the ' ithh • ber il y O o7 :lS it T r it . E M E ll T es's bed-furniture ware- Defendant had then no other horses at home but those which had brought Plaintiff's two 'carriales house, underwentitforther itiv - ost'gat' a. Patrick O'Neal was examined o i ti su spicion of being concern.- from Chorley, and which w ere s o ' m u ch `knocked • • ed in stealing the properl y. as to render it impossible for them ' to proceed.— Two Jews, of the names Y of Israel and A. Worms, atteided Plaintiff was, in consequence, *obliged to order and gave a full account of some stolen property hawing beta ' hofses from anether inn, which Defendant thought the i i i r e P dss ; s y ssinn • . rr imvi zios, an . atictioneer, attended t o give an account proper to resist, saying, that he should not leave his of by possession of some of the stolen property tan house unless with his horses ; and on being ii. •••.solit it by auction for the Prisoner, to Me amount of up. 'which bol a paid the Prisoner V. in cash, strated with, proceeded by force to carry t in' bilb. 'and justified his coaduct hy sayie into effect, and by Ida outrageous condos, the Prisoner for .ipmersi years, mad Moshe abusive language, co ll ecte d k mob of mar attend* sptes_. Bri 111 • am ite%g deemed saddietory, ._ am dreds, and thus for several hours, with ft bail. ._ • violence, prevented the horses being put to ,ups the. Prisoner gaveof his possession of that tie houglit it of a man at the corner of was not till after repeated applications to the tired, whose name be did not know. nor till he had personally interposed his ow ' , bed for trial . .. ~.--....... the, Plaintiff was enabled to proceed. ~ !MIND LEit9, 'fie case was satisfactorily proved hy the gets . roil, :ibis Hutton, Ethd .John blame, a ii n n hi tr tio *e it ra t i o nin t ation, on charges of i men who were of the party,•antthe Plainti ff 's sir- • rious sets of fratid li . e henames we bave 'dread vast. - . ' s i staled, they fi nd assumed another, which was that of filatafiel .Tire Defendant called HO witnesses. • . •'- • 1 end Co. MauriceConden, &student in midwifery at the M ' liHeS Mr. TorercH, on behalf of the Defendant,• very , Hospital, attended, and acknowledged that .he had • si gne d lter ably addressed- the Jury in s mitigation of dilraaApe, : certificate of Mrs. Bakewed, whom he delivered of an 11 20 1 , eil ltl er oti: ,, ... e th.areee, ,,, T cr i ns t e l que i re of her having t on the ground of his being intoxicated' et . .tint a. 4, lime) , i t a i t ti No. tad the heavi costs he Weald have to'pay. !• ' .! Merely s i g n ed it , as she appear e d to to beeiadlss'ital' ittbtratc sa i d t ti, in . attended her ; he knew noihing of the Certificate being attrcheil '' 'Tito Learned Judge 'Olt: At,Lan' cIIA at iiik) 7. itht to suer of V' Ehparalielettrllistress," which had' been pe' inimmlng tip, took occasion to animadvert s. The i u m t p h i e olr, f r i l l a rr s 6akewell, proles . t& : be_,the ‘ wOman , Defendant's conduct as niOst litetelisible and 7 1 '. 1 ,.... - 4- . : Vbked, and as calling for detipleiy olunagoof•,, -i,... ' , 1 .- FM : et 0 7 , T r i a:a r kinn sibte Ps° r, i n ivti w i n tiOw 6) ou h lt. i s ttar treet, w a it od h. re - p s rese be a li t v ei ed the l 'hb. The Jury deliberated a fen , minutia, and . ri‘tetnott a verdict ,for the * Plaititilf-L-Dainiges 501.. ' - ' ...'• - Mr. Harvard, •of I.toyd:s Coree.hOuse, piov'ea t that a ?:0o k '• . • ,Al fin. vabbtr ptionm for this inspowir was (vet:lT - ambit !loose TheaitiOn 'hovittg , beed treaght upon'p t .. . . t Ilse agency of the Prisoners . - -• • , ..... not with a View to "tlotiVi l . we -:uhders .'" :• . , • They were committed forfu'rtherernninatioa. • •• Pf'aintiff bad directed then_ 'Whet' pal I,aij: •.. The etricltinan of lady Charloue Durham Wks brought•to i 1 .. , . ... , - ..s i mstfice by• Townsend the. officer,"thargee with vioieirtly assn Pri i bitted amon g the , poor ttleiisif ..., 7 ., i l itti t tOP . , i . , , , , ,,, ._, .. ~, ; lag Alderman 'Atkins, with his horse - whip, under Mepliusi _ . ..,__ L ' eirennetattresl- . -- --- . • e.. 4 10N6§T5f c . s uftWitt . )IV it ii. tt- .1 :', ,1 .. - The Alderman and his lad? •vrere going to the concert ancient mosie le* the.-11 r• 'a 4 . R 11 f'. ?. • : .....P..i. . ,.. , .. . .ge•• cern k es _ors: : um_iss v .stc VIEI.O V. 'sokiii ; ittte, 'rm. a. . and wth n their carriage wits 'seal the door of the Handy m r '. prniai see •f o. c / . 4 . tiiiiik, a di n g s , i n a i ls e it 4.!,— square Moan ' s, its progress-n as impeded by the Prismow•.`will John !s k .. iti entlespooriog to break,* ranks..gestiog Ins carriagsentan The sictinh 'lritsVtigitialy bile, betwein le ith,--and breaking the pole or, the Alder al ): at: - 'O% 4 " cinerlesift4iY ),*Prised', Egqrs. to try thertglit Alderoian got not, and went to . the don; 'si s f ° l e .ad c y ' '.V ) t Of the Pliihilirtil Ili; lidiiiilli s 'or the -aliottnent's•an carriage, in shit+ were tsso ladies; he enanired of them ." %dm z i t . rria ra, g v e t i m t o j . r as ei, s .ei ev i c t r o al ho tsite a s d bu t „ received fro answer; 01111 ~. Gadbroitis t affitill : ii;;: Sorrel; under an EnclOsure Act for freilveltleAftle!.w.rte VIM: the ' .lars- Ple"teeter , fiftli wymid. ' i!caillAlYPdoefi-od4;;llP"%ittifshe.'. wa s suit n fillig lion at'} forth, tat silo 4. - t ifte L lady did not spetik, Vise coachman celitsedJur4: l4w4 zisrbsse, itiatiai allatittatil .! atia - gritritaeOTTortii,'- - ,tw 1:, 4 711 1. e, 1 41.7"'"'''''''''''"''''F' 47 and that tinder the, Encloure Att lik was-entitlittici ‘,2'heciefenee of ihieaaaltku" n W.a., that there smut isocline a fourteenth as a comitensation fgel!li right of -tont. — 0 , ei tk A InteCielit in admit .hi% carriage, and herdeenedstrih e Amerman, earths by _arc: tent when he was flogging mow, find that he was entiti i' for allotmentt for' limes certain colvholds . .. .Ititima ' " Oita the Milli. He waStirderei l to fief init. - , . • full wi di e i se d o f iii4o.li e . hold - lituc t w i thin lilafttuoatmoit-*riteer.—Two yonoglttrotwere held to ra ass a u lt , r e ,s . tr itl e i tt i men t to ravish a respectabie-young the said' Man - n. 4: srai entitled tb his Poilftin of the.... allotments . on Gadbroke COOttnialt in ri l ed thereof.— i man , - -BENBFIT SOCIETY. .' * I. Gool.it IL6.—The stewards oca oenefit stay, - mum “Th The pleritdetddd this right, aid ' t • is also said, that addording to - tbe - detirminatinhO the Coratnissiosinia, ' 1 po r ri?c- s h: f use lf , u l: l . l 4ll frliane ci .ct iv ee ' t-st het l l :et t t, Ottirdt and j i l t - 41 he was entitled to more than - 'n• elittotetitlf of the en- to pitrsttance of a stuntapos issne l l by two A/dermen, at- the r stance of a woman-named Olivia Byrne, the widow of a p Closure. On this Issue was'jbhitict ' • ter of that name, who died in Leicestershire. bkr. MA a ity AT then opengd the case , on tbe plii. The informant. stated, that having heard-of the death .f of the Plai woe Wa f - fkirit-. l tititt 'The ' ' " 4.4 tt ,leinte, in h usband, she app l ie d t o the Stewards of this Society in qttess forticie2ooli'tTraiftehuisir *1 d o herseild entitled lly the 19th order to try the right' tone Piiintiff . to - a portion of vise be h„ id ela7„l ° . one of the ilelll6ees ' Gadhroke Common, enclosed under *es 'Act for in. they refused to reeo *vers a st ale d, of t e Soeiety, who attended with die St closing lands in the manors of Bielkliam and Faast a ti t ia ti t ie 11, M: w oe for , re a f 4 u s :i n nF o tolleit e l ei be demand e lletchyvorth, Its right of sedans freehold- property informant wlis t , belonging to him: The Act directed, that if there widows of the deceased. had applied for rite stone soli. Th wereany tlissatisf,:ction withasedecision of the Cont. widow " w ° a t a s k i t i " ` e 'i a l *•:; t h :L d :le sum, rnissieliers the parties were Meg* to the Assizes•fer. the Stewards SZlti Id be satisr-cl lt ot r o ns tlia r t p m e‘r i stia.:•ti ee s ewae). whir!' n asjustly doe to c o n*. w ithin use manor of the D g endentl • the . ; The informant its support of her claiin, pot in the cert eat of her marriage, which appeared to hnve been solem niz Plaintiff' possessed 50 aerie of freehold bald. ' Ire three-and-twenty years back, by a Benito Catholic Pries ought here to uhsterve that it wawa custom which in !hawse. 2 The Secretary here Ahserved, that some of the Member , ' bad continued from time immemorial, that the copy. the society enteriaifted an bpinion that this marriage was bolds within the Defendant ' s manor descended to the l egal. Alderman Sortn, however, declared this opinion to be TA , ongest sots instead of going to the eldest son, in . 1 the event. of tins owner dying without having made s what hail ani`,.l(.l,',.„reit'irs,*(),rof,",hm he said, Vti:liiil l ,'Aeca . . : Tot'fkia Fp Will.. The-father of Mr. F. died tinder those circutu. One of his marriages having been solemnized by Y is irOCla g li a , illinCtSv and thei..copy hold property, of course, fell ' 'l e cie r rSTa n .. itivii v e„ t z i es ,: i i i„ l i i i ir oy ;oe s itt on y d be considered ca td theloungestaots, while the freehold fell to the ' videdet7ietixt?ohiCiuniligkeir nos nano 1 31'4 itcwie '' which fir . tied to any of the eldest sen t why): was the Plaintiff:it; this case. . 71 was over-ruled, on she g round of the death of the'i croaking : the posiosuce, the. Commissioners took a.' - u,s ~ . who, had lie teen living, might have been subject clieethiCtiosti:-Ulith respect •to Gadhrolte Common, ihjserovi3ion. 1 The Informant then stated, that the . irotn : epi the scco ehiais. watliwithin the .Defbnd a nt'S manor, cotsiinitig, Kid had heard her claim, she abitiono-1 her claim oh tilmvlaims -So. cepyhtilders. This being the judgment i. soc 3,. of tile CoMmisaiometts,. it ' Mr. F. from mill . ..creiary • rds to . eowleslesl right to a portion of klaiihrdite Common for his free holds. Rut Mr. F. asighe wet have tomplained, had not the Conoinieeietiews hilowed to Mr. 11. the right of a portion of the allotments for 700 acres, and also for 200 acres', w'hich, though formerly copyhold, 'mere stop! freolwaltl. - INIr the right of. common !hieh. he; MiiOW .for this property, the Commis.. - *lmre had allowed Lis claims, whilst, ,on the easily illttPl,lllef twf.tonslititue4let for the Plaintiff, 'lithos's'' , 411 cowltl pro* the xjailCof. common to have been gadlYled• fait lllLeso::ateselfor ere than TC' yeara.-- , - Ito t, wherefore Nub 411 i).143.!• freettaids i bettor right than Mr. F.'s? Why should allotnihatt bet-Janda to the Dsfandont ,sand 'wog& to the Plailatill? These sere the q usalticiea -far ,the Jury. : Affite Commis , elopers had ullowe e ditimpoleinos'ii hick lit Or his 232 acres of freehold; taeltir.h oints-fornurripenpyhald, it was said; ,itud', 4, 4 signet ^ °Mai ef Mr. F fur .his Ise'rtiolds. 4 4.M1N I.lolWE'it lilatterropted; Mi !determined gen , ... *An on G till brake - that Mr. Boareeiev.he , • wortit i , ..,,/ fa ille :lds tistmean. iWing girth. 0 tekiksilteen di P e,..Coelivieeietteremilwit .Mr. MA RR Its _e Worthy Mdernian adjoked ilieltenat tkAatided, which Obey *teed forthawith to • ...AttsilON.1101;111:..-- Henry Ilippesley,ilowett,.whowe stated to have been examined pp a forgoer day, on a charge of forging and littering. a iirdr,'pritporting ro be the draft, of hie-sta. Miveriks and Symes, of Basingio.ll-street , on the Bank of Si' Wawa Curtis and Co. for :..011. has been rasatird, tQ a. ' lilt bay. - l atter!) , denies that he was the prrvnn who iiimiiiltred forgrryi and it is expected that he will be able to prove his nuaike by his next examination. • • • • :119 Earl of Five has it in contemplation *to , grandeur the venerable Abbe , Plkscisrtline, so well known in Scottish history. . *Pall leather trunk, containing valuables coßfidttesble amount, slid papers of consequence, ro pperty of an 'Officer just arrived from the C• tinent, was yesterday cut from behind a chaise 101 iph,t .()dicer was, as the chaise was going f( the 41rphr Id Cs° )nes'-end, in , I.lor^ - 'Alan was coin. hill teceeded in ca • at Letlram Monday se'hnight lsoned, her br . was round name of titeel I tor. vis 4ports. Ding admitted this. • Fi die pay ' re p inon ha ving . at its duel : 1 4 1.1 :4 `4 lUT i jdel net, ;and he had krtlowa the Lny bun. inl pb e is ha a b ers it a: m ar mi te ore an dered hit% iskfind • a n d j The only accoup !V May property was, thai alley where he live hilkority Ho vincomsaitt4 C senile- Andre* Thonsp , Eccles, aaderices ktkey.kasistdased the oftdri.of Mr. F. the 14',Ifihamt and Castle to the Stones • • • 114 . 26 liorough. ..Tkough this daring depreda eu *el part of-lint. , ikeni k doint, here milted at noon day, the 'Mains succe€ eembisioners.had lug ofr tildit knot,. • • merally that none nadrimailiittnil costar A padi - young woman, a se r va n t al books Leasillaiant:icsalulitOdias; , and lobankagiw, tied suddenly last Monti Awatiapist !gamed Ist Ow Mace eAI& FAA aid it .beittg suspected .she was sliaalspotekladed irssataip.stliettnent was opened, .n 4 a quantity of arsenic tOoevilta asteassqesiaa tibef Ace ker stotralh: A. person of the 1111 Ous4itsgtesaik Oleic tight iotrarAkee; oho, It *alleged, tttlpiiinisterod the i v, not dellermissotl apati6taily." "samoda.;oidll rpisitedAits ken .ofiered. AT expressed hilsirpaind aka*. hall hension. • „ .... l - • :al, Walcott ' • _to. . • ~ ..i . - (In Monday last, at walcott• Church, ;Bath, rapt. Alexadda t t lot -' Shone, It. N. to Miss Charldtfrrirdyce. There were wo o* i Me, to witness the joyful eeremar . ry;lLady'Mary Lditita Lebtii, , ti i • : Miss Maa wells, the Mariam ; of /Nutley, Alelauder Bengi l li; . and Edmund Livingston; I•.sqrs. SM- • : . . ' ,, ...- - . -....t..1 .1)1F.D,, ~ I re g' 6. On the 30th ult. at Cailiden:town, 'Mrs. Alcocic, abed flB... k ti tile ° aedipper Creep, Kennington, thgtSlat of Illar..h; Msria aunt tile, Mason Davis, sceund daughter of Gearge • Dovis, rag. inheplatt had year. .41,4 be 29th slit. at Wells, in Norfolk, Itabert Haycadh oo i wed ° of the late Mr. dosepla Ilaycock, merchant, of Mai place. l i e d Oa the 10th of Mardi, at flerged-Op.Zonm, MajOr-lictierif ' . John`Byrne Skerrett (sact of the tate [Jewett:tat-(ater.' y ; s tisr rett), of the wounds he received in the unfortunate &dad,o• ible thatrtir trm ' . MBE WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, the Too, B.low-Mlle tood.m, tht• b .11 A. IlltradltikAjt : i Travelled , good Beds, choi c e Liquors, nod moderate Char n " The followink P,o , ci.chi.., Mail Crfathes, &e. set sit ' I at.' •tbc Sarecero's Head lan, Soo or-loili :.--.--, , . • . LI V Itft POOL l'ost Coach, to carry Co l , I, a id e:lt a • ."' .: 1 on every _Montt _e; through Luther worth, iti,.ol CrOca, • _ ' o, t ata r esioiras, T.teltvertit, Litchfield, Udesttidesr, Nit and Don! : s tale. Arrives at dAver d pold girl , . Aficroool..',... „ I ad i4 . Et ET it, l'lNmouth,,.Wsymoutb.,Dorchester, g •• • Dunn ,arid g•irtsbury, Nel* +tarn* ?SEA, every i M I iu h s a i l entiV:t; C tralltr it a b lir r . eista t fi l ; :Palk ' k:. a ! . - . 110STE,V; Spoldiag, Peterbor Itln'Stlilbot, dad ' r itteri . • ,, i , rare. ..taNew•floyal. Mail Coach. seta* ~ els/o#, - ..) Am Boston to Spitsby, Lnoth, . sr. r Hull. - . ,-, 4 ..... • ... iit. :err' LIVERPOOL, Warrington, ' 'ifilf ' ~,s ladle., nati 0 11 g If' -. Ad, Post C.unitt, trilled, 'Erse E ' - ,realvia *Flee -.: , ; f led. ,ire o'Clock_, to *be fitreneeti,* litifid C4eLlic-stelidt " •d i es,. r ea ) 0 not. Guarded theissighnut: -"'"', BA''' . LI and , BRISTOL Flying Nit Cisacaf., throneb ttlikstr f !mint pawn, Crrina,, and Mo.sltassinigh, ell•Crif AilltioMNl;,..oaseag o and r. May's, trie Gie4liblind Inn, .Batli, atqlA.e4sandill) AIM, ' Thomas-street, up- Thoas-street, and•tnelWaa Ilighthettilltiening.*Esditto • . cash, to Wells, Boldrisister, Tainantq . sing` , LEI T/S N Light tiittabi called, • The..trOchilightlou l lisa wall : t every Morning at . half-past, ,Seven o'Clock i. ~, r ids Fait': nsideo only, and goes remarkably ensy, will, a GUAM Ihraigip • ' oor - out. •Pattes titrottzli Stamford, 'N....swirl., Retfoord, D. and Perrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Dav • ' '. 1 , rNII i Wiill6iltfilling the uncommon e kpetlitino of ill i, • f the - • . the allowed to toe the Most agreeable and co:nPletc tr` •'' 1 ! ance an tteNorth Road, belga isoegualbed in A by any other. .• KENDAL, -L ' ancaster, Preston, Klrhy-Lfe.'• • ohm, 31.11 .1 Chorley, Ormskii k, ant Gartang Putt Coacfet, '") ,' AN". r *it- noon, at Five °Tim*. • Guarded. ? ' ' .a d d Sold ; ; GLAS(iO),V, Longtowb, Gretna-GMen, /town, Ddialiele4 ' Brownhill, Thornhill, Satirinhar-Kiln,,, Oar k, Ki n g I • . . ; tease , rum all parts of Scotland, Comperdown Coo (Daily). e a a I YORK, Newcastle, and ltdinhutdh; new each, per'firded, ',fan' .. Wlth . n tiunrd thrmightnit; sew eiseevery MO "::g at haffirbi g oh- i .s,,i s o'Clock, •by way of NewaSis, l agtfordi 'fade/ales, sti • id h e ling,ton, Northalferton, Durham, Morpeth, and Betwickee. • ne. ho ! Passengers finding themselses fatigued from the length' of 14 ' tatted .. journeys ma/ reel *NA time they Illealle; had ties prncto as pu b., . without any addit tool fare. ,1. Check. the Black Su • i, t ney-stro!er, fork, runs Coaches to ,Sanderlitod, Hull; ~ l he I rough, AVlsitby, and other Puttees. •., . . ;i t .- ,„ E with l, ..BRIDGBIJCIittIki• And' %ASA lieW • .16111 0 11iatk e 411. 4 1 • ellib;* l I %Vellt!gi • i li,. • , . . . 1 ... 1, N s• i ' ei - t.'"".l 7 1 r: ..1 . bAttiASLL - Pll4itt nod Whiiehavett, P u 4 Ctiallj e , I . a," . wish 11.41 T Rovises, mien 6Vattl' tilt il nv: PAsses'fil '. le l* F.Brotarb,.Aliaptitiri a . Gicatulinidge; Richmond, Cattoirick,, '' i rongi.ti ridgy , - iy,isjierby, ,I.tierf.q, Daneaster, and Gin. ~nit' (the stei:reWwal* . 'foy elglinir Mites r. - sets out every !Un i t i l , o ,' n osidpcyfutala the letinies with•the greatest facility. , 4 _ 1111 4 . rivireel.on /Jig Rniol-tov Inajoerip or ; atm.:pre,. have the pe '• . vaiDC ;•adiatiooge .",f heir seals dill4strunetie the next C.tach. ...,,,_ , .. . rt a l . : ..wAlow:Fitt;i 'PoseVise . elu 661 Mitroing t , 'at bait : till - , l Ska &Chock. ..- . . ....- - 1 • - • - ••;l , . ee, , r iv er a I . .Cl.liSTtElt, .*wlrole.4l Whit/lit Mir - . ?rflilultieirl"wlioitk. efia, * N.vi . tbAii !):...04 N i ttifielittlit rocc,.4-th.,srm .fifroiro:. 14 .. - ;. , ltllMiniltifiVlEl).• Sli.efOrtg . "add ViiiiiiMeet'Coistie*Ofel; i:istell I:r . iffdett I , l4 e•Wi'vfe I:,4•4ll4Clittliti. t . . % .- 3 , .. t • ~,.): ~ i a A Nur; 15.1 F ft Wii .!...g Sttllgittagi -- /c11t.210.: " 2 11 . liVtAslert4q)ll'4'.o4r#l4"lorri* A itert:.., 16 ••• pi 2 SU X E . * JURY,- W..l.llVoniutort.,Litogtort,•••Poit.. • rip . ' I ,the novel C!iartotteieteaVer. - Astßt i riwit o s kAtee l i t. i. ' I. Si-ir 4 . l :a r .it m al•l ll , 2 ' e f;' , !::::„.,, ...., .!. 11 ''' - • ', ', • '9,1411.41 1 .1 PTO '..+; . .;.y . i . 9r.14•01.41; 4 4:1,e5r.01t.ii.i. Alba. 00 ey Fat.eVery.' r,venfog. icing •HIBATINtstiA hi Mite6t 4 v;Kit f-enfli, settle n Goattl, aitt 1 , g his oat ev dry !A fternonsitand - reack, Birgoing!iant or lot .Inv usasial • - Passes I.y Otf..r,i, (.164,1r, -pat SLip.toue, to Abe Sarticalla: • Head, Bult-stVeet, Birtritror habil bail lIEBTFOItD, Ware; IfiWidesdoli, and . Cheshire* Cemella very Unerring. , , .* iro- . • 1 lIULL, Northe'nee, II orillet. Thorn, and Don-aster, Post . . i C.oich, every Morning at lialf- , past Si. °Vita, 10 the outlaw) one 5M11 . ,11141, Mytattligate, Hall. . .; .., --, ~ . -..- .1 i TOTTF.NIIAM - nod EDMONTON Cotiolsidnitv.4bolfo Oro' es - id 13, part IQ, hill-Joist' 2., half-pust 4, au il half-pars 4, o'.CI 1 3', . • ~.... . e in- 1 . , .. ~. prin- [. • *** 'pi, the conventencr: M _peirons residing at thew est esol of the lowa,' Pasbengert and Ferrets arc:- hooked! for air tbb ',her ! ablve Coachrs, tot iiatchard's Coach Miter New Walla soon" 1•11,6 e et : flai - , Piffildilly. i Ae- I. , but i . MAT It lal t).N Liiii...-FBLICIT-lir. • ;few-1 MEASIV.4 . . - GOSS and C. as teguidr Members of •• Id or • the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have set* p the liiiistv devoted their attention for the la s t 17 venrs to the *laity i i i. re ; of tfi.ore Disorders which so fregitently embitter, and MU ultra , t h e ! prevelit, that inestimable blessing—Matainsanird Felicity.. TIM . d uf f onaliv applic„ations pey 4ave hanerto received from peroiont ed • i the nest diSliection,' Und - tlie noitforlit shecca attending their sp. , r og_ I perinr modeof treatmeet in spelt compinintes nolver them th, d ye d publicly In offerAiseig a..sistan-e, in all 411 , 441 of debility or de. r i egl eciepcy, whether: yesultionr..f.o.o (tic too frealltowY "f Partkil' , pa:loolio the raietiet tort - 'l-lifteirtble d ' ire ttitt"uuttonnded l isithd• , r , u c . wore df litiertinissis, or 'a scetei . venitary antra,' mheetr weaketil r ru g i the energy of she .olidil, and destroys , t lot. flower,of .youth„ by producing sterility iu the one .ex, mid impoiiiied in tht other, • t f a i r i the* olfrr a safe and pernoruient cure. a w n, To imps: .who,--from suet, somplaiuts me prattatued fee na Y ; . o t t l e i r ug th i e nli ir ° in th ti e ri m iti a ti r irs ed in ' Tit t e e tirr, d it ;4 M l s 7 t rdhetts c ,7e v liren g Uet4(;iiihrnol . - boWever dithridt Jar inelfecttal the cure may .I*e-deemed by I pro- other PenstitionecS, dial by a,reinotating and infikiihle method ei ,u, they moo be•restored to *sound 'and vig.nAnc eiiii•tit 0 lion. - • • A ' Cesttrin Di-ardds, frequently contract..it - .I.t ' a roe; -i e di. meat of i adiscret i oil, and every spec k-s of yagerealrLifeettal ct to q mild and never-failing murk. of ire:onset*, iv r,seerlity aral .. disestly remoter/ withnot • reAttroini ill olii•S'or.V.lo,fac . f. , : i t [ ika, !uud i lle STtILCTVILI.S Of the Urethra and (Accts. whirls Oillk , are enabled to cure , in a sb of perind„witliont haste.; g •copete ,•'' the palatally ilarigittrous 'et elett. %I. the caustic; oefet&dces it *kids am he givi-a.ta' severs, gentlemen of - high haispettidOlOW i ,16,„ . • n 1 . tika Wore been curcolia a, very atoms period, after herbed Iwo ' 7iWe' boured water strictures ;o r inotry yenta., i di m e! . Ti. Mbrrled. Vet ales.' whose: estigetiatinos of tkotie:leridti. F ong pledges of coniethial hop-pore* liiite berate/rated; is ( „,, r ,,, De /I . l)lfrsing reflection to know, shot icy a proper wise... r r )1 Sir iti iltelt. reihdttlis, the general th;alth is ren .voteit, 41 . . T . • it. f i b. ' peditiwais reagoeed. . • - , . .. . s*''.... ,T. , 1. , Msak . ,tioss awl, Co. exclusively crofc•eing il.e . :,.ik Y.'. . a th e pnitictildr caraOicito , :, ( fit' (otter l'hat "the . ): ttlqi Ittt I, - .. ! . 4 is ka. lit' ;.1 IgeStake!l • fee', with tr o lotanqarsicittala take , ' ' '...„ 7 `,., , - iyaorunt calpiri9 Mink it s jastiaa .to theoase ',Sow that they ha* been propel-Iv - educated aml.' iaitist • '0 • ~ ! tc • branch of tile prefetsiou (14etratittet - of which. ifir , *-,' g I 1 ..... hospitnis, a ri d testimonials from the Memo r p mho ingot . • 'A ~„' i rifles, they have to convince. aav etvilyi•e); Tao( .4 *MIN* t .' Alit, I . in the wormer heint-ohcre of onr.eastett %%mid, as welt slit -.• ~ „ . I oilier pirts, tmoohlens them iiirasseet; that their tekadrbit , ~„,.,, , baying hero ronhaett to diwase• 4tcudy•raumr toted, Alay Wig . UP 111 ' out it tertainty of levitation lositcli as ma., liktaer oufircA• , chit ; debilitatitig'etecis of a' Ill'e passed under. On' tort id lime. iialk . ; o d e . I further, !her having bud opportanities, in their pruteraiohat 4 4 ' t! in t P i : :l c r. i tt i ?La t is f s ? irf i :t. a .af%c ) i i o p s iril port litc ar , ' ( . 4 e 4 b d e i y ul' o " il c'e •er il io lte :li t e lf i e n ("*lliti the lot. 'rein nstinroaces of 1 motet iote 44 Mkt the stir ce ss . - reittit hog 'KZ , i ,.. iheir ensletiVoites girst. intinie3- them treiptist the practice ..r, ! ir O r ti nv : I:ti b i l t i t li b t ui t i h t l e l fi r y a tt h " r a i v o, e. lfi r: l i b l u l y t l i ' d ; 4l :l: . , : t i r )n i b t h ir i e e V u l i :n r , r t ,i ' i S e: so c fn e!h u .::: l e t i e e r el i i i r li l y t% i it t La tt a l g eltic i :e d :7 l 4 : 44 ' „ . j' I 'fo he cow-idled id their hituse doily (personally, or 4 l i tiorte,;• ,I limo paid) . by patients of glitter sex, with tecrecy, fel/J -4 0k . .. . 9 1:16. :out :ment ion. :. L r odt; foct , ,r i t lit c t i ir vi n c ts e i ta i4 th y ..• n, coimtry a v re-roarteat lf liviue d - t . o et a w oLiek siu t:a s p 4. 7 o l ot icui: ,..l 4:' I._ _hit . vv. it r : d :: :, : r l4 : to4. 4l .l se sictny i : i t , e s i l e iter d ri rt i ge t .: a u lt r a es t : ll : 9 , 4 e :a ;k i :iionei t i t i o ; e vai re ,e, l h ed .s it t •s rre n t . :11 F b it e:i 4oe vett ee p t r . 17 f e ; n e e 's, . Dec. 4 21, 1813. . ;Oh 4, • .. ... .e. .. rnmi.......s i ..j 't•iii .......-4, , i Y i ntki Lo NI t)Si - v Prin te rs °- ° ' . ..: j . . and Poolili#ltct Am i %.,Mlisp.s. ..• 4tli i . • StaTitissain °FYI( IC irr, nee-surei. . 4 • •'' • ... , . , • . .• ••, ... , , • ' ,,, • • •Ir ' . . ll S f *'..... ' ' • 2 . :4 4* - •r ' '• . . ••.••. - • . ~:l ',E., •,... ' %. 10 ito 7 c