The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-09 00:00:00

~- l 7111. •- CORPORA rioN. QUARTKR ASSRAfiILr. • Mav 5. —Yesterday being Quarter Assent• tly day, there was a full atteodanee of their Honors. M .It• Flyzataioas moved tbe thanks of the who to his Roy al Hi g hness the Duke of York, who set such a &rime example to the Members of the Howe of fiords, in checking the further progress of that Catholic Bill, which was en it• successful march, having passed through the Commons; and who hall, by lola steady adherence to the Protestant Constitution, saved the loyal Corporation of the City of Dublin from disgrace. This motion went further, to request that Is:a !loyal Ifighnesa w ould sit for his picture, and pre sent Has s gip to the Corporation. Mr. Prat seconded this motion. Mr. W 11.1.11 moved, as an amendment, that the mo tion be postponed for three months. This amendment was etc jaded by Mr. Hutton. On the q uestion being pit, the Sheriff declared against the amendment. The %notion was then put, and carried. . Mr. FiTitalSioNit moved the thanks of the Cor pqr ation to those Members of the Houae of Lords who u ntried the Catholic Bill. gr. Wtaus would recommend the Honourable Gen tleman to includ- the names of the present Martine% of Londonderry and Lord Donoughtnore ! The vote of ti.a ,Ls to the Lords then passed. as did a of thanks to the Members of the Hout‘e of Commons oho o pposed that Bill. Thanks were also voted to Sheriff Whiteford, aorl other Gentlemen of the Cor poration who accompanied the l'eputatian to London, uith the Address to his Majesty. These resolutions were sent to the Board for the con awrrenre of the Aldermen. An adjournment then took place for half an hour *hem their Honors partook of refreshments. Choir havino been re-taken , the ir Honors pro ceeded to the consid eration of fit and proper persons to alive tile offices of Sheri and Lord Mayor for the city of Dublin. Mane g:::!lemen were proposed for the fanner and several for the latter. In the mean time the Resolutions that had been sent up for the concur rence of the Aldermen came down; that relative to the Duke of York sraa scratched out. The Aldermen screed in the vote of thanks to the lords, and also to the Members of the House of Commons, who opposed the Catholic Bill. A message then came down from the Board, drear la that they had elected Mr. Wm. Smith an Mr. Thomas Whelan, as Sheriffs of the c ity of Dubli d n fur the ensuing year. • Mr. Wnetata returned thanks. Mr. Wotan remised thanks for Mr. Smith, who Was Iris relation. aod who was a hero of Waterloo, and wt-uld he a hero of Dublin. The Board then sent down the name of Alderman -John Kingston James f_r the co nsideration of the Corpoiation as a fit and pte,osr person to be Lord Adarr. This led to a long and warm diseu.sion, in Which wools personality wa s used. Mr. J. B. Fitrsi. won deemed Alderman James the tool of a party, and wauid not sell his (Mr. Fitz downs's) independence for hi g hest rube in Heaven's Chancery!!! His sole ?sisb was, to uphold the privilege. of the loyal Corpo ration, that supported a Protestant Constitution. Mr. Semple, Mr. Harty, Mr. Madder, Mr. Morrison, cad Mr. J. West, spoke in favour of Alderman James; Mr. J. B. Fitzsimons, Mr. J. 11. Moore, Mr. Sutter, and Sir Garrett Neville, opposed it. On a ballot, the numbers appeared—for Alderman James, 55 white beans.—Against, 53 hiava.—Nlajo rity for Alderman James, ?.. The Sheriff then announced, that Alderman James wss elected Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. This acnotincement was r,•ceived with applause. Shortly afterwards, the Lord Mayor cam. d..wo to dissolve the Assernhly, an! thanked Ott" Cur; oration for the wanner . vhich they had conducted the hi.siness of the day. Alderman Josue' then returned thanks to the Cor yotatioa for iinV;ll; cl eted him. a ho that it o at. Cue herb:ogee of that harmony o bleb slmuld sal s:s. between the Board and the Corporation. He (Alde - man Jones) was deteruined that his emblem at the ea:a caion-house should be the Olive Branch. 'I he Lono Maton concurred in this sen invent, tut mach as he wished to see that harmony exist, he did :not cease: it. -------- A.: tl • llne.tingliatie ho-Ja;11 sessions. John Pincer se,a indicted, at the it:stance of the .tlarquess of •Weltiugtatu and Earl Temple. for a riot and ant AI tin 13th of Noreinher last. during Cie rejoicing ,a; Buckingham on the Q.leen's acquittal. it appe.ar ..l th.tt 011 the Cataikze of the above nobleman 4vaving the Cobliaioi Arms on the evening in 4i:es prit, the firing , of g tins and other noises alarmed the horses, w.sich ran co.f with great speed, and en dangered the lives tat the pr Is:Tutors. It was not 'Wady established, however, that the defendant was -present ; and the p.oof of a design to annay the tohle Ma guess reste.s on one witness only ; thejury, iso consequence, returned a verdict of acquittal. RINGING or RELLs.—At the Dorset Sessions an in dictment was pre erred by one of the bell-ringers of Csaardstoek, in that County, agkinst the Clergyman of tbat Parish for an assault. The charge arose out of t:lt proceedings against tue Queen. The bell-ri ogees persisting la forcing themselves into the Belfry and .ranging the bells in defiance of the repeated prohibi tions of the Clergyman. lie thought it his duty to sup port his authority by persstally ende .vonring to eel move them front the belfry ; and fur that pupate pro c.eded. m the church at nine at night. whilst the belle were ringing. The ringers rushed out of the church wham *Ley Wan! the Clergyman coming, and Its canght•the butt that issued Bold the belfry, in-order t I ascertain who he was. Mr. tit.vars.. the Counsel for tie Ctergymar, argued that the rgyman was te a .tlasvised. nut only to preven t the rid g, but to re mote **se who rung. in defiance of his authority. frosoalse chnrrh, and to ascertain who the wrong - doer* wernaltrevided be did taut use unnecessary force it so d:ino—llat CUAlsaldN declared the law to be as .it will stdtellz by the C•itniiel fur the Clergyman, attti the Jetty :stoptitted tie Defendant. 10..un..fttastsaa.---Ttninerb -the -celebrated Kentish P 'estrian. will sndertalce his ,latch this morn it g. r-rAr Woodford. to do iffy mile* io *reel' lag Uta • Gi . l.; a half for • seal stake. lie is bteltra at rhea r ag. Vfiji. amid he ie is 'wittiest coaditieet. lle faiitst+lS e •• titail4c aelteh ea the illtikliton flag kliely. bi ' ' be V al owe ie ree it eLin thr tip* whets iss tip tliiiiimaitt. a.. t . I 's man vier Sunbury CJIUUMMI. • . i 1 11 . • 11 CROWN-OFFICE. MAT O. Hite* any IMIlf TO lINOTt INT H 111 PO oq awe Fiat 1.1 OINNT. Norma& of Ledgorshall.—The Right tiomearable O" Clarks Pratt. commonly ealled Earl of areeknock. to the romp of the Right lion. the Earl of Carhampton, deceased. Dar..artret.tieu_ -As - T. Higgs, EN. Deputy Coroner for Westadepter. oa hienlay sight, at the Keaa's Head Tasters, Kama& mart, on the body of a young gentleman, who pat a period to his existence by cutting his throat, in gator& dalast. Mr. John Cole, aileron. of Great Romell-street, erse the first-witness called. He stated that on Saturday af ternoon he us: sent fur, and immediately attended; ha found the deceased lying in bed with a cap on, and bleed ing. Witness proceeded to examine him. and fetid a wound on the throat, which nearly severed the vrisdpipes it was about tire inches in length. and one inch in depth; there were two superficial wounds on the breast, appa rently stabs. Witness dressed the wounds, and the de ceased appeared to recover a little ; and for upwards of two hours was sensible, but not able to express himself. On searching the room for the instrument, the deceased pointed to the ground, where they found a razor very bloody ; there was a dirk also on a chair near the bed side so iled. Witness had some slight hopes of his re coYerAtvhile dressin , - leis wounds. When the deceased heard they intended to take hint to an hospital. be at tempted to write.—iliere the band-writing was pr oduced, but it was quite illegible.l—Witness call several timee after, and about 9 o'clock the same evening he was called upon, and attended instantly; he found the 110CPASPil struggling : some of the blood had got into the lunes, and he expired about a quarter past nine. Wit ness bad no doubt that the wound in his throat was the r a use o f his eath. To a uestion by a friend of the deceased. witn d ess replied, that q if he as insane, the et fusion of blood would restore sanity. Ants Cameron, servant at the Kean's Heed, Russell court, deposed that she did not know the doomundha elm first time sloe saw him was ou Thursday night, about fl o'cloek. when he came into the coffee-room, and called for a plate of beef. Ile slid not appear tipsey ; after pay log for wh:.t he hail had, be asked where he could get a b e d ; wit to as said that they let beds; the deceased soon a fter askelt for a candle and retired to bed : he was celled at nine 'o'clock next morning, when he got tip and went out, and about nine o'clock in the evening returned, but took no supper or refreshment ; after sitting shoot quarter of an hour, he asked fur pen, ink, and a stnalt piece of paper, which he wrote on. took it up stairs, an, went to 14. d. Shortie after 11 o'clock in the morning wins:lts knocked at the door of his room, but received answer; n. beard a tapping, as if on the chair. In an Ion( after she nett? to stairs and kno.kedagai to. hut re-rive no a swer ; she then ret tuned, and told her master's bra, ther n s'ae was fearfal the gentlem an was ill, or ilia! sow• thiug had happened. !ter mistress came 110:isr 11001. aft •r: when Daniel llottits, her mistross, and herself. Weill up, Anil rolling a ditlienitv of access, they bored a hole in the waistcoat, when his legs were observe moving in bed. The door was then forced, when the deceased was found weltering in his Wood ; there was also a ipisottitv of bloat' in the h 6,1 and o s,r the (door. Daniel liobbs, brother to the landlord of the lieato% Head, fully corroborated the above. wittless's testimony ; amissid he fottn.l a piece of paper oa the table, u direction to go to So. 7, Water-lane, Blackfriars, whirs witness took there and left. Mr. James pope, au eminent Solicitor of Ttroad-street building.. to whom the nafortnnae young gentleman was lustier articles, and whom he hat served for the last t"velve months. 6-tAted his firm opinion to he, taking into view the fact,and his helm - bow for the last three months, he was nut in a sound state of mind. He implored the ('ironer anal the Jour not to divulge the name of the unfortnnate palm , g'”otl, ,, lttatt, as front the high respect ability of his family, it would inevitably give rise to the mosulAonizing Nags. This feeling2pparentlg porseded the breasta of the fare;Neltieli was eosnposed of the twist respertable inha bitants of the neiglalsnarhood; and, after a short consul tation, they returned a verdict —" That the deceased room itteclthe act while lahonrinr, under a fat of tetnpa rary mental derangement.” It was stated, in the course of the evidence, by Mr. Pope. that the deceased, who is only eighteen years of age, was in the annual receipt of 3901.. and. coming of would be put into the possession of 2:1,0UU/. and towards. t. rhe Inquest lasted from six fo'elnelt to half-past nine. ('nenatission in Ilse Infantry of the lints Cheshire Volun teer Legion. signed b) the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Chester. Lieutenant Simnel Ilardey to be Captain, vice Holland. resigned. hANsawrirsi. I J. Kvffen. lat. of timehonsr Dole. dealer. May 12. ISt. ! t Jane at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Reilly. Clement's-inn , W. Smart. Blshopsgate-street, earpiater, May IS. Ilk Jam* 19. at Guildhall. Attorney, J. Blake, Great Surrey street. Illarkfriars. T. Walls, 14'0)4er-street. Lambeth Marsh. hat-nsannfae turer, May 19, 203. June 19, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. (*taboo, Mark-lane J. Adams. Stamfonl. rorn-nwrehant, May 23, 21. Inns 19. at the Crown I nn, Stamford. Attorne)s. Messrs. Inn s and llolbunt-euart. lira)'s-inu ; and Mr. T. IL. Jack son. Stamford. lumber. IL Ita‘erstork. Rrom p ton, p Ma y Iti. June IC at Guildhall. Attormls, Alamo. Russell and Co.. I.aM strert. Southwark. 11. Roberts, Holywell, Flintshirr. grocer. June 0. 7. 19. at the Cities Arms Inn. Holywell. Attorney". Messrs. rad ('o.. Ors)**-inn ; and Messrs. Williams and Co., G. Fowler. Cullumoton, Devonshire. hosier, May It. It Juno 19. at the White Hart Inn, Hri4lintrtern. *anent setshire. Attorneys. Mr. W. Chialett, Bris:ingtou ; and Messrs. Bridges and Co.. itetl Linn-square. . Girt. Cl t rch-street. Mle-Unt Sew Town. Grlnal ler.J Ma y 1 e 2. It o J one 19. at Ouiittball.t, Attorney, Mr. Argilk 71, Whllreitliprl-road. J. Wat enough. svn. Orford, I.lneolnallre, fanner. %Lae SS. 19. June 19. at th- White Hart Inn. Market-Kasen. 1..o:olu , shire. Attorney.. Day, Itetlford-rtra. tit vi Dv x I.s. Jdly P. I:. Boyd. P. Tifbngelli, and J. Drummond. Lontinn. merchants—Ms)Hatt. J. iticksliell. and A. W. Batt, Witne). Oxfordshire, I. t akers --May .20. W Brock and ft. Le hiesurier, Warnford-eoltrt. Throgniorton-street. mer chants—May Yft. J. Muhl's, Castle-street, Leicester-stprire, jeweller—May 14. IL P. (*Wpm& Throg:nortan-street. mer chant —May ii). J. Bromley. Circus-si reel. Nevi-road. irnn. monger----Ittne 1. W. 11. Gilbert. Leireo..r, w aostapler— May 0. T. Lloyd and 3 . Winter. ittue-ba II- ya rd. ti t. l J ant es's street, wine-merchants —May 30, J. CoLis .n. Charley. Lan cashire. Ilhopkeeper —ilium -2. J. Whitley. Dul)-;ti-lti.ioey. Yorkshire, worsted-vinner—May O. U. It-,k ton. Ptoll's Cray. Kent. miller—Mai 31. J. Larkwarthy. rketer. cough maker—Jame W. T. Smith, York. billaer ) l . /A4f. CZOTI FICA f ES. al ti 29. J. Macleod. Cornhill. boot and shot-maker —W. Wontta. Itangliton-street. Clare - ma rket . tool-merchant —.S• Isarils. I !amine-street. Chelsea. upholsterer—J. Hass. I te% iv's. Wilt -1 shire. itinLeeper—W Gras . I.:milli, Nabura Grae. Yori.sliire. corn-factor—J. Bond, Blackman-street, Sondes:zit, inn keeper. litgr:gruatri s ntssoLvrtr. L. and It. Primo. Iligh.s!reo. Stroreditell. silyersinitti;. 11. Holmes and C. Farrel . . %Iner.it.slreet, Ilerkelev-sysiire, heir-dresser:—T. and O. lUtrirver. and It. Lyon. Liverpool, tlinber-merrhants-11. an.i .1. Petty. grersliot. DorsetMire. wool-staplers--R. N Omer. Alshin, and A. Connell, Ulasgow—T. Lox am! J. .1. Nerinor, 'Manchester, fel dealers—J. Lister anti .1. Pilkiactrin. lilnel.bitrn. and F. Lists.r. Liverpool. merchants—ll. au 0. Wiaignr:. Chip pine4orlbtuT. liuerptlrnpers —IL and T. WiCiAins. BriAtoi. linen-drapers—G. 11. llntriNay nn .I .1. Athingo». Sntrlsre t .l. Durbin». malt:tiers— A. a n d I. NI-Cua. t A nr:r. shire, drapers—J. Armstrong and V . Frirrt. AVlirwick. li nen-drapers--T. Lance unit W. It. l'r;rips. 11‘erpoul. and I'. Stubs, Nl.* Brunvalck. trierrlianls —J.. 0 „ and T. Reuss_ llllltiats.ienti, e.orn.tientera—W. 1.. Metes ast3 S. _ Kinsey. Vonorekat ereeninsamarm... - and C. Freeman. erect, Ca yentiit;b-spare. chandlers—M. Ilargrea% et anti V. Itctitinsna, (Wm . & linen-drapers-4i. Cratchot and J. Gifford, Theron'. ---- A censusof the - population, elassilled into ngei and sexes, will commence taking on the 2Stli of this month; the returns to be made by the Ist of Buena , Devvii or .t it o uarit.—Osi Saturday morning. about two o'clock, the shop of M rs. Wells, 6'.. 0 , tire**. Charle-- street, Birminglmat, was broke open, a .1 the dein' smoseee"e""f" - " es da•rsr hid commenced pluti , erine the premise.. when I LO.VDQN AIMIKETS, Alit P. th • noise he made in loreaking open a repboarrl awoke coTTUN.— . —as,— , • The accorints from the .usannfactsim , 4 Y mi l man who ' 1(.14 in :In Alijuilling mono: I T' ; districts coutinne very I . :two:teal& ; all the ► worknien are ge ling np distnennl the rubber , wrio got ant at ISO 1 employed, and the demand for good% and Twist is gene. a indow of the shop. and ran rip the va:.l. The young ra l and extroosive ; the purchases of Cotton since oar man called to him to stop. ..r be %%iota shoot hint : List have Iteen coosiderable. both for • eeport and for which eauti n Wm , disr.e:•ar.l....l, lie tired , ss be sup- home consomption. 'lliough the arrivals of Cotton 1 pose) vithout effect, it being 4nite slosh ; • ' the , h a ve vont toted car enroll. the demand throughout the watchman and some neighbours tiearehing th i e )a va; l l l l.th - ; 1 whol ' . of the week -hall 6441 langliiii : the principal or i ratioes have been in iletre , ls, yet the niirlille end lower ribber was found dead. ('pun his person were (bun. ' j tleseriiilions 4if these have, in Pone iostoners, been sold seven picklocu keys, an iron crow. and a variety of • r oiler nailer the quotation' of last week ; Breeds are' s'o'ts articles ; his fare was blacked, for the purpose of a l so a s hade lower. but other kinds remain without al disguise. ihe premiers had been robbed 50f111' tillle : teration. The sales of the week ore about r.,000 bags. 1 erevions, which indneael the pr prietor to permit fi re • SCHAR.—Ttre late arriva l s of 'ingot . hare heels j anis% to he kept b y the y „ atig man who slept there fue l hronght freely forward to sale; the good Muscovado* bare met a fair demand, belt several of the extensive p otection. The bode of the robber was removed to an ,_ oeyere expect a decline, wriest samara ccouie morel atd,oininc public boost., 'anti a Coroner's Jory bil l b e extenrive ; we have generally observed elie se/Weary to ~.iiumonesi to inveciaate the affair. Ili , nater is Thos.: be th e re salt; when the market has been well supplied ill: he lived in Mow-street, opposite the Phone of: with 1 0(14 Sogar., A iise in the prices has frequently l'esoliers ; and had in his parker a letter front Firhard'i t;tltee Cace, anti the puzliasers Welt; have heen as Allen, now under emsrence of traneportwian tor 11 i as'osi bola*: ott tier . o" 'cis * 001 Y. lue.100( fur t heir , there was no alteration in the prices years for highway rubbery. 'llse general practice of ''''h'ite scants; last nevi:. Dies 'foressoon the market continued in the keeping Fire Arai on th e p remises of IVa r ehouses. ice. I smile 1 ..ogai4 state ; few Sugars on sbow ; the request and Cie n iPity of the practice, will we trust prove' e xceedingly limited; the few sates reported were at ra praper eau it n to the desperate e h iracters who s i tare lover prices. 'lite stipple of helloed goods has base been accustomed to commit such depredati.'tl. ;a!ely I .seentne more goveral. tile prices innet in eon:te lt appears, says another acconnt;thaftlill, ateecosepa. 1 , s peller be stated at a slectitie of Is.; tine goods may he vi re . trsr.citsealan.ait..;:!. teeter reduction. Alolamos are • heavy, nied by some of his companions, had secreted selves near the place of their intended attack, and I ti ff;N? 1 . 1 , 1.. of comte l last week e on . . I I. • . •.-- le puo t, sa les gained admission through 3•1 entry or passage leadiii; , sistett of 5/ 3 cas k s and 3.647 im p. o r wh i c h a great pro. 1 roar adjoining yard. When the thressesi. Mil. portion was disposed of; the Foreign, coneisting of St. in,utited, by the nisi of a water tub, o r to the window efotningo, Braes% and adieu. sold •.Is. higher ; the of the workshme and taking out a small equ re of Jan.aira descriptions * Porto n lower terms ; ordinary at a glass, et:revelled in getti ng through the window into; 4 rclaic of la. ° es..•. 1 the mitislliog, towards the close of week, weut oti at a depression of j%. , 4 .11‘ • tlenerally the shop. At tuffs time Mre. Wells, who slept in a l l Coffee market sissy be stated 2a. higher since Tees. room at the bark part of the dwelling lionse. w •'' day last for the Foreign descriptions; Jamaica. a shade alarmed by a noise in the premises, and after a short I l aw " in prices; n but the demand for the iotter to-dav is time heated another crash: She then called to her son,' co nsiJerallly imttprove iddle d, and or the the s pr i ers last obtaweek. The itird were re tr o m him t h er e was ~0 0le tscolv breaking into the higher tha at e. m oe of house cheamoteste4l her to be ,ilent, slot beisto ill at ovirhet looks exceeditioly firm. tba time. .• Mr. Wells Ikea roe and went jo the runs l't ICIThe prices qt I 'soca* eontinne exceedingly wiltiolv. when lie heart ow 4.„,.,,x,e4 near the window il i li n ot .. • n : i ii i i ii s c l .s.,fleir,-.lAirli.its:tg,;rerlia,r.gue...iriearaceill;istorfat,gr.sito 'rural:l:lads; of tim e- work %bop, and Ills esstopanione ii :Citing to re- to : . ;iv Imes, St. i hwh i nt 0 so ld 514. 64. a 5 .. 5. ci. ceive the goods. Aft r rein: 0111 : 1 i some iimi t . lilli IN Oltite -Tbr market continue. him ;in several ia came to the window, heavily laden istish metal nerd stances a premium of 2d. a 3d. perils. oil the last East sunhat property, with intent to . give it ISta his coded& i India sale l s has b e en obtain..ge4 of Tobacco since our! .I, rates. when Sir. Wells. called to him. and asked him! Ti )11 -‘ .1 : 4 0 - - Titc lolccile erable parcels for the bout s his basin is there :' Hill replied, " I don't rare for 1 last are confined to inconsid , . toe t eitnipti tttt of th e country. you, 1 ens out of vont. reach." At this Mr. W. tired, ! it 1:M. iIitANOY. and HOLLANDS.—The Runs and estate enterer) the lack part of hie head, anti tank ; market continues in a very depressed state; the few pur a direeti upward', above his eye. and he fell life-' chases luau)e since our test loot are at the reduced quotati ons. ' Iva 1 '4 - - ti... mead the fir '"A X, and TA I,l • olV.—There continues to ARM 26 Foreign Tallow, and althoogh the sere. very large, yet it is comparatively in ititeitr. ' for touch higher pekoe ; an advance Mb Ws l stated sitter situ last.—Hemp bits considerable defile/P. -Ia hot direr ratot we . . gale commenced r Orlean s , . 11th of March, and !Load three days. the Ms, B lanc h, f rom charlottes, watt entirely lost; crew mg passeogers saved. A btig from Nantes. with a r a t * * cargo and 10,000 dollars on hoard, was totally I s m as the same dine; the mate, lice of the crew, and 14 p a , 'enrol, including several females. look to the lim e boat, and bad not been heard of; the master and re; of the crew landed at Balise. A Philadelphia 'dig, N it Cuba, was lost ; and *Balite pilot boat, with nine pil i w was blown ofL The United Kingdom, Perkins, from D emerits, at. rived at St. Andrews, N. B. !lib oh. the nett utonsia g she drove from her anchorage and sunk. The Johannes. Harvey, from St. Johns, Itt. to Newfonndlaud, was wrecked on Sable l‘land, that no; Nov. Crew eared. The Esset, Jnu. Hermosa. from New York ho delta, was abandoned tl.d Marcli,in lat. 36.10u1.6. ing six feet water iu her hold. Crew arrived at Boy s the 30tb of March. The British ship Mars.for Liverpool, got on theN w th Breaker, when crossing Charleston Bar. She was p i t off and sailed the sth of April. The Danish ship Pearl, Jolihson, from liamsnalt far laisraltar, with lo7ii lames of sugar ;foil MI hags n i coffee, was lost ;oh March, on a reef off Soldier's Dm, near Cape rler . ida. The captaiu and four men arrive) at Charlestou ; the second mate and eight In kit th, wreck in the long boat, and have not sinee'.iren heard of. The 'row liendrike : , tinges, from London to Amster dam, was run fool o f by a haze Itnsiao 5'141.0, in the n i g ht o f the 311th ult. ind, bcinz in a mincing state, was abandoned by the crew. who were saved hr some Depth fishermen, d au_ carried to Cain is c. We stated rstertlay that the vessel was found by some other Datch halm ; men, and carried into the Itriel:e on the h irt•t, The Lorina, Bayley, from N1e5ee.01.,,,b,n,1„„, intim Palermo on rise :Id nit. liarinz sprang a leak a s ar .h. nia, and it is 101111101 A Mist &MC ilAi*** to r. pair, . The Philo, Percival, from SinFrita to !totem. 1 0,i4 Was upset at sea the 7th Jan. way s.rried into Chariest., cud of March. . . a - to OW , .1 oM )1111 EC ON Art.tICVI.T(' It F.—Thrre are so l i ,retety-riot 51embers foratin4 Vont Cottnnittetb. 11, Maryiess of Londonderry has horn 441det1 LAN. : lad is Lorosiiip has constantly ittrinle4l their ow. si El` TCCe.. One wiin i eti, it is ex:;ected, w ig !heir examinations. 1 Os ts . I seal den MAILItIEt.t. On Montlny last. at Peterstield. Hants. Mr. Jobs brow, of the Borough. to Miss Carotiue IViinture. of *shrew place. On the 7th instant. Mr. M. Linton. of Orsnet-dret, Bloomshitry-square, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. Dish inwin, of Deptford. Tuemtay. at Mt. Mary's Nesriorton. hlr. !tie twit Di* of Shrewsbury, to MINI 4•T•liallPriseev Firtb. of Neilllll l ton-iliac:. „ DIED. On Monthly evening. at his house in (lootlge-street, IaII Dawson, Es 9.. in the felt year. On the 7th instant. *zed :St at his hens?, Vpper Keg* ton-zreen. Thomas nick, Esq.. unsay ears au ishalgillid Lie borough of Southwark. At Is.ine,ton, on the 7th instant, of a decline, aged AI It. retain tireniri,tze, solicitor, of Dyer'4-Suildings. Mothers. On the BUth alt., at his boost at liighbury-plate. ilsoes , Stuart - . F.sq.. agediM:______________ 'TO Day mis the as Mw 1 JiUs* Pat 'Oise 'UT p: I .1 ust j diem — /le promptly whr. WIIEN Science 'vegan to explore the . comeieateil meelakery of Mao, ohs woo in a labyrinth of mysterious confusion:t? l % NANIth. lectual perseverance alone eilinneirited her• end enspirieism. however. still oppose their Mat and the prejudice of weak minds. in some astral. encourages their audacity.---.ls Truth is to Filmiest.. so may our public statements be ...enquired with mit* qualified pretensions. and to expose their fa airs. not hesitated to MOW ourselves ss prseiitileers is class of Diseases, which endanger the m ystic evelmisesit attire. To he brief : w e are Members of the lA:saos tar tens of Se across, can establish the integrity of O W riveter upon the success of l'wenty ears practical We se rience. and announce the strident t Y estimony of tho -whom long stifering bad tinny extinguished every hied We pledgeourselv es to the removelof 141 . PHILIS. frets* incipient as mistiness to We remotest stages. oirsrsetriredi4 every doubt and whatever nsa lienaney. The intricate touch nealerted Jisea-es of the Vretbre have b.er esreftfn and studiously e-nvidered. as have also those d ! lienteirt important sympathies %Alit refer to the Follow Ses. inSrmitles of t he:. been especially ll,Mieeti, sada. as arising from the debintating tt runny of a tropical sus st s' pherc--the natural bias of constitution —the iutpradests gaiety—or the mote alarming results of a propensity to tiers •• which siotis the light ;•• the progress of skid h m arked by a graiinsl dereti etion of the animal powers.Ajb all who are tioviciretiusteneee, am! more espociplly WOO as are *spirants for connubial pleasures. lir fIZA: commend our commentary. (7'he of Life). wino. of which must pelt e benellriitl to their MOTii aapp The Book nay be bad at 110. Paternoster-row ; 14610 1 : Mall t 41, Piccadilly ; 16. Princes-street. itoho; 1: 110_,1010; 3t. Fleet-street ; 441 . West SIPM111011; 9b , Cil4 Harks and Stevenson. 'Norwich : Deck. Ipswich; ignro t Bristol; BarrEt Du d Du ffi eld. Bath; liatt. Cralekte; Headley. Leeds; and by all Booksellers. Remedies ran be forw arded to any part of the rhs h n i pat i e nts writing for the same , will p leese to enetose OM note.--Attendance at Illvne for cast (JOSS, end CO. M. RX. Porteo 11. Bourr: l4r4 Fl e et-street, i.ondon.—.% private door rutted the comer. _______-------------7—... _—.-------- II .11PKE6SED with a just and humane sense rf it. the calamitous results arising trout the injutiiriocs tree ment of a certain malady, contraries! in a manner Mall4" tret knna n to require a mintiest. and oftel e ntai,iag en happy victim a scrim of distressing sort almost inforr ell ; We ollfictions. Dr. EADY reopeethdtv calls theitur;#l,. h es . .,7 hose Interested In kis realist and most efectual OW cure, unlike (ha tidy ertiaing empiric of the day. or W . cr i m inal cootlect of those •` who bold the w'ar't of FOP - 46 the ear and break it to our hope." Dr. Eady 4ili e tt some to pledge infallibility in every descriptiou of as t o as human aid. tsisterl try medical and saretl_.. can be applied. he promises a certain, spectly. rit'll"'"- nod restoration ; haying male every species of affeetlon. and il a rarl ous trails of diseroms • the prime 110 of his professional studies. and being tirliered !AY , _ A . cen dani succt•ss which has accomp anied his ime.e 10 ; GI rust&ring the course of a long 1111t1 i 5: J rious prag oll6 is enabled to ott.•r. wish the fullest cosnidsacc. pi at once the most hopeint sad en our ging. innorn .., stu n t 's can Ire adduced illustrative of the se horn E;hly • s s) stem. which had been found to prevO t • 7,. - ", where eminent talent. retained by public inatitottooteM proves; invffertnal. In addition to those emenslite r f el je res. Dr. Eady 111111 be leien.t rivally fortunlie in retifill slumbering and debilitated energies of the h0...0* 11614 11.111Cil embitter. and if not timely arrested. rteo. renler nugatory the vary principle of eti;teare• , desolatiog stale ut inanity and sterility. by re-"t : , est e r frame and affording tom• m u d elasticity to me rears'` Ur. I. Is le to ot h e.nyey the most ' reacted atoloM that the sufferers of tr sexes may be :• perseverance in the means dictated brine snoY Dr. Eady 14 consulted daily, at No. :Pt, Ids (our rod of I/eau-street, tiotsu , leads out of Litter! .1.. mealy opposite the Ileustral Too Pointy Poe Oali.ow ottier mid into Oalord-street. Mid is opposite Amt.,. NY patient* of both sot.--CotwarY leaves av°l4 f •-•-• he reigns of stwohd 00•1 don : %Atte& ated. sad Published lit so° ° lll 2Agi g '• Tan St • rt.natax ** sod Ton Cl6lOl r (T. 74, Paper), N.). OW Strand. oppvtite St. t Itient4.7o. by Itt Jan. LI.. It.: tO sa retiows, Uttletel £l. am rogue- owl to oc oddroploi• • • s )11V 'riga eV ATESMAN. NAUTICAL INTELLIUEACE. CUICONEirs INQussr. FEW, TUESDAY muars Gezgrra. ram Oft 're A orrery at N. E. cpumsenced at New Orlon% thizADTCL Seteln- --A f. 11148111 1_ .1 - 1 Ulf mAlhar AU Rth of Marcattd laAid tin* d'sys. Os die itb . l6. rsueta. Itlintet. 1.444...4,4,4. espy (41'44.4111e I more. . • Iri of the kiwi Pont! . N. Linton. of Onnee-strad, Da* icy, third daughter of Mr. Dirk- st saki Newington. Mr. Riettard Than. calif aniline Proore4 Firth, of New*. A ' yeat DIE!). his house in Gootige-streel. Peet - It sear. i 67. at his helm, Vpper Komi* T 1 . Esq., many years au ialtabitadd laini k. La s Instant, of a decline , aged 311,2 r. 2;ra: tor, of Dyer's-huittlings. Hodson. • --- s boost at Higlabury-plan. Jaws O , S, ..-----------. die's—lf all die TI Paw y w new l/ i,r. rgan to explore the emelt:eta Is Ann. Ake arsejrl4l eetee el e s oho , :ions confusion. rota Oolelt,'lsteb 14641 lone emencipeted her. liponir rani vet. still °pilot'. their Ws* D weak minds. its !WIIIP MM. B imp.—.la Truth is to Filmes*. lit nerds be eempared with thee* boa id to evpotte their falpeies. asks" Pi ourselves as praeiitileers is I Dar eh endanger the mystic moimismet Ilso , re are Meutbers of the lA:s Dos Cogs T i er.tabllsh the integrity of elate. mud of Twenty Years practical op rive the gratehtl testimony of these h t i d nearly extinguished every herd tint Oa loth,- removelof 141 . MI DAS. freesia nth Use remotest stages. o n sr eetcritsd e l 1 vet nsalienaney. The intricate bac s tot the Vretbra Isnot. bAcr eareforn 141 . as hate 11144) IiI0Si• dAis.lttellri 'bleb refer to the Feassie Se.-111: a:. bean especially 11Jlieeti, seethe tistiug 1st -tinny or a tropicel WS* hit ud is of constitution — th e ha p . mints 0 tits ar ming restilts of a prope nsit y to h r- Ili e light;" the progr ess of sb Col dereliction of the animal rosess.atl us teneet!, and more esp orislt y at Oa 1111 !onnubial pleasures. ‘ar earnet!" . ' ht tan. ( The .Egis q/' I,ifr). theyilsten ta beneerial to their mornitappiarn4 id at VI. Paternoster-row ; 69. 'II 16. Princes-street, flo:to ; I:Ar_el 1. West Swilthficht ; 9b, Ckedeillst . Nora iele : Deck. Ipswich : towed. do Duffield. Bath; liatt. Ca:elsistr; 14 d I by all llookse llers. orw arded to any part of the Pa di n i he same, will 'lease to enclose a Ing si It tar for consultathroa Ili 4,1141. • • • e R. '. Porteous, 11. 111041114;e-lrr. 4 ,--.% private door rusted th e cur''' ...--t. ----- ._ ith a just and !toluene sense If a suits arising trout the injudiciocs tree lady, contorted in a Magner me or i °weevil. and ofte.i entsi,iag on its es- 4 ; 1 of distressing earl almost illafr ell. Pt %DT respeettetty calls the el' — ' 1•1 ::;-- - ft ef is pecelisr and m ost et roust i rtising empiric ol the day. erns, I hose •' who bold the Warn of pns. to our hope." Dr. Ead y uilletrLt libility in every descriptive of . 2z , t tsisteti toy t urdiest and sari o promises a certain, spectly. rit''' ~ rir-„ - loving matte every spews of SIPM, toes traits of diseas-s the ritesryner. ttulies, and being 'tit:tweed isy me : cit has accompanied his moo.e alt 1. 4; rse of a long 1111t1 :IC wino PraC t .. 1": 44 , 4 114 ith the fullest comittener. WelMs. pant sad en our ging. Inottrh e .m. s iced Illustrative of the superinr ll 7"_,''' i tiels had been tomtit t inso pr o vo ii . . i nt. retained by public iisettaans- In addition to those cooswIJIM P ; he Won't eV ally tort until,. ill rettivmor tilitaleta Prtergio:t of the hotosse....„-iii .1. sad if no t timel y arrested. frr.7o e acts principle of eli:4*ore- 4rT v ''' , ,o, inanity and Sterility. he re-•ft. isi""t . g tom • end elasticity to th e resitseeettlf-.. to ot h etn%ev the most rsitite afolld_r. it b ws' s may be reeesel: a g 7.-:„ e means diclatrd aria? 'ay so4'o'fir"'o,, tred daily'. at No. :0 4 , Drnasi" 4 "l:4o 6, •oreet, sutso. lea.lsont of getter 46. Ileuerol Too IleauF Pim 0i1:7...M lord-seeet. and is oppoOle dice"'" . .1,51 r it sest.--Ctstusiry letterg mad frr` — nof wood oat. -1 4 0; it .-1411iiesi.noi Plll4l.lled " t t mil lAN and .. Ton eltliftrottio!•...lo.o4. 14. Strand. aftP ol4ile 141. 1 ltelt .7jial lr L a i c . : Jargn ..4.4....1..,:itt5ipb :ilus.— mili... . s t I 1111W1111114, am•ver _ *fiber awl brother of the doireaord 'IP. %lilt Deere 4e liotiv. It appears Ism Tlsommi 11111. wA n: FLAX. or Al pats of act. tie ka , /wen is his l o v et ti: i ni: 41,7an i t: o*iag to the alisfraer of the Verunillfwg ( the : wads . and hod laituir 4 es'". lie 1411411 P iil '49P1P4117: At o 14. toO4l 14c 4"4"44.4 11414elg• /Put IF"4"elltit•ijw4,l 6.441 piin4l2‘...i Jt a i 4 taliali arigrissare: •. - • skire.atlva.. e I e:I