The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-21 00:00:00

~ ci r o fir—Lori woad , neat Cemarie — ilasd ease, on" the 14th last.7seThreAgra * M men et a cf m iterpsset heels, applied tis a h his Lord ship (i• al Lard Milmoeth). thet, wh imsies' shedi pendthal to view that part if the Life i Altar& with their Abort who mire au duty at Cumber land Ow en Tuesday losa b le the same deem sad es the same berets amid that day, 1 hat* to acquaint you, that is parseassee of this request the first &whitest of Life Gouda to which the detachment &Hailed to belooged, will be drown up is the Barrack-rare, Hyde Park, le mervew, at half-post eleven &elect in the foreeems, wheat (ifs wish is *statehood by the Gentlemea wipe eampeee the loosest over whom yen preside) any widens who shall receive from ran a ticket of admissiom with ate permitted to see the regiment is the presence or *we Magistrates, who will atoned for that purpose; and all the olieers and MOO who were on the above.meo. dosed dety will be clothed, accoutred, read mowed ea they Wove 00 that *erasion. " 1 am, sir, ke. " H. Heanocsa." T. His.., Deputy Coroner for the City of Westminster." Clarke Boyd swore. 1 lire at Sbarlten-eeset. wene-garden 4; I am a boot-maker, and joined the pro. mesa,* as a spectator between Knightsbridge and Hyde huh corner; I parted from the procession, aid joined egoist at Cumberland-gate; 1 first observed the guards going eat through the gate from the Park into Oxford-street. They were at the bead of the prem► sloe; they were the Lift Guards; they passed eh quietly ; I was about fifteen yards within the l a; some disturbance ensued about shottiog the gate; some person said they are attempting to shut the gate; one-half of the gate was closed ; I did not see any thing farther until some of the soldiers drew their swords, and returned to make way for the hearse; they made way before the hearse passed through ; they were the Life Guards; the gates were opened, and the hearse passed through; I gut upon the wall, held by the railing, and had a view of all that was passing be- Lot; a great umber of people were in the street at the time. and in the confusion, as lie supposed, the Guards rushed on the people. The crowd gave way in the middle, and the Guards spewed to wish to drive the people (root the street altogether; there was room enough for the procession: the hearse made a mo mentary halt before it turned down the Edgeware-resd, which was blocked up; the people appealed quiet; the soldien made confusion, as I understand, by galloping among she crowd -with their swords drawn; the peep!e retired with confasioe, when the soldiers rode among them ; they all passed quietly through the •gose; one part of the people proseeded from there stood towards Keasington Gravel Plts, ;fibers &Wu Edgware road, some down Ouford-street, and, indeed, every way to get clear of the soldiers ; the Outwits brandished their swords ; I did sot we them est any foe at that time, after they had succeeded is letting the street clear, the soldiers rode up to the persons on the park wall, an4l cut at them, to make them get down ; I saw no stones thrown; I did not see any person hurt. It appeared to me at that time it was dose to intimidate. They cleared every one from the Park wall. The witness was one that was driven down, and be retreated by the railing which separates the road from the Green. I removed, and returned seen after to my former situation on the wall. There was only a few who resumed their former shea ths,. They had not remained more than two mi nutes, when two or three of the Life Guards came round that way with swords in their hands. Those who were on the wail nearer Tyburn Gate than my self dropped down. The soldiers cut at them, but they were down before the swords could reach them. They cause to me neat, and the foremost made a stroke at soy head. I avoided it by stooping below the rails. aid it cut a young man's hat near me. I threw ao stones at the military. Those young men cut at, as well as myself, could not have throat' any stones.— They core obliged to hold by the railings; so soon as I got down I went behind the nearer Hyde !ark Oat/. I remained there a few minutes. sad heard 'eters' shuts go oft The sound was heard lower down towards Cumberland-gate, I did not imagine there was any shot, and I went back again to my old position. I had been up a short time when I saw the, deceased coming along the footway towards Tyburn. turnpike. The man that was shot foetid there were • fete Guards io his way, which prevented him from wsktig his way' to Cotoberland-gate. I saw hint teeing a step or two hark. Finding his way MIA Wedged, I.e advanced towards the wall, where I was, sind received a shot, and fell just under me. The man appeared running awarfrout the soldiers. I saw a soldier with a pistol in his hand when the man fell. —Re turned round in his saddle when he fired the Question by a JVROa—Diel be appear to take a deliberate aim ?—Answer—Ves, be did, •r he would mot bare turned half round in his saddle. The man who fired was abont 23. There was no disturbance at that time. The sol.;:er fired, and the deceased fell. ...-Where were but few persona near him at the time. teas convinced then that they were firing shot. 1 am if opinion that the shot cause from the man who turned round is his saddle. The person who fired appeared a shorter man than the Life (hard. gene rally are; I esuoot say whether he was an officer or private ; I then went behind the wall and beard several discharges after that ; I saw one man fire three dlffe'reat shots. We were in the Park nttreatiag for safety. and three of the Life Unielto were standing at the garner of the gate ; one of them pointed his pistol an. kred In the direction where the witness and several otkers . were standing at that time. I bad an humidor; td tit over the railing to get ;o the assistant: of the deeeised I I found the soldiers determined to stand there, and there was no possibility of getting ont to aid* the deceased with safety. Two or three minutes afkit'the deceased fell, there was a err , of !• Shams. aliaini! a aid " )lardet!" ~ The people tame to the ask Whore the man fell and cried "Shaine!" the _ IMMO DAT. Illsteeday Iblf-Grofer't Inge r& on Voorre timbale i 'Now( ilk, ofl _are fAteeberiand 'OW, wee isieleed. . e;6l , l,llFlionee, Arabella-Nur, NOM* lire, tbe bony Voroser for Willlibielters SI. i A SWOP eltliCk : * sad sir *be Jury bad 41afildied, he stating. obat dace dor ~. poet t adjourned be uollohni a eeresunisatiou the &emery et art, wkieli be *laid rad:for eir infereastieu :—.. . . Mr. Hier anorabley 14 11, ._1 6114 " 1 1 1 • 41 “ 1# " MOW lo.*lilt ; : 4 ciV4ll--Leri Illatbree briar loitered pen are lf‘j in Ulid NB Islam on it. ray at enettos, nod% wbe lately roselved a melt& weird' ...........a ZS- --1-1.........11 i 11...- .... a 11... IM& 1..• ......:2 /ado Imam- sum* weft &own noel wee mein' baton the labium ‘ so adoursilleis. shot I hosed bed heor-~11 :panel ettierd I I dl! Wet we a rum 'Son 8 thonliosr;allesse were - Wit . eto. Alter thb Life Girlie loi.peoesoth Who *the tagiettroTeed, two parties MA Asses hook. —lt ids el a die first party that abet ibe ma. 1 add as dig rabid, that is die asan who dist the 4- disteed. Ike ildifir Is a yob lig was &Wit $3; &n* loraitese .. thiiiewei.-41tey are Robe called latt i t i lt, • . Welsch to-owirrow Minium b. l+ yes Wow him agate? .. lllNtiseas.-1 ip met think I altoold 'hue! ilia eellia. 4Jii.or.—Did you's', say 1111gistatot ' Witaeas.-1 raw Sir R. laUr, set at Caudriulaut-:' Vim hot is Park-lase. Mr. Hanna serrmisei thatal tote witiresses Mariam' wee the ume Ire lid bolter kneed to seethe teglaiiitt drawn est. The %loess expressed some ieluctisce to Weed the Barrack-yard. Cououna.—lf yes - steed to lee the soldiers *Ate the shots were Brim, you surely grout teat be afraid to see thou draws out? Iritaoss.-1 should not be afraid. It was then arranged that the willing *koala amp. i at the Barrackiard, as be alight probably recognise the soldier wire abet, as be 'appose& at the deceased. ' Joseph Hawkeswoith, of Ne. 1. Itioburaidsze. Isesell-sjeare, *worn.—l am is the mirks of ble. Perk, Bernal, who resides there; I went to Hyde Peek, . a spectator, on the day of the Queen's Amoral; . "%let there; I followed amongst' the crowd th the Park. The procession moved at a quick and the people followed ; I was before the processies; when I came to the gate, I saw the soldiers knorkleg about their swords, to preterit the people coming through ; they were Life thsards ; I. with a great push, got through the right-hand side of the gate into Oxford-street ; I turned round to the left, to get out of the way. and went towards Tyburn Tarepike; when I was proceeding that way, I beard pistols tiring be hind me ; hearing the cry of " Murder ." ' , Shame!" I looked round, and a soldier, marked on the left cheek, snapped a pistol at me, which missed lire; whether the mark was a mole or mud. I cannot say; it was en the cheek bone ; it was a muddy Clay. Mr. Ilanson.—There might have been mud thrown at him. The witness coutinual.—l saw a man who had hoes shot supported by two men; he was dressed in a fus tian jacket; I saw him before the pistol was snapped at me ; the pistol asissed fire ; he took drii berate gas at me, and I was standing perfectly quiet with an sin brella in my band ; no footles were threkwit. no illitolt was given to the soldiers than the cry of "shame," after the deceased was shot ; I did sot see any Ma gistrate or civil Gilmer ; w hen the pistol was pointed at me; only a woman was near use. Cross-examined by Mr. Hanson.--1 did not See any stones thrown at the soldiet% near Combo:Thad gate; wke the man fell, several persons went to his assist ance ; within one or two minetes 1 saw the man fail ; I did not see any one lona the horses of the hearse; I could not identify the man who presented the pistol ; he had a pale face. . . . . . . William Spratt, of Russell-street, Bluogesbury, shoe maker, sttoru—l was teenier againsekthe rails in the Park, on the south side of Cumberland Hate ; i went through the gate and got into Oxford-street, and fixed myself against the Park wall, as close as l' could ; the Guards mane through with drawn swords, and began to drive the people in every direction : one of theta struck ate ; they drove at the people with ail the force they could ; the people were calling " the City I" " the City !" One of the Life Onards, a far rier, with a blue coat, made a rut at me ; 1 held up my umbrella and saved my head. (Here he produced the umbrella, which was cut through.) 1 did not mean to frighten the soldier ; I ran away, he ran after me and fired a pistol, the ball whizzed by me; I heath firing all round me ; each man appeared to act for himself ; I heard as many as twenty-five shots the man who fired at me had a horse shoe se his arm ; I did not see a single police-officer ; I saw one of the Guards draw his pistol and shoot • man dead, when he had done it he laughed. Examined by Mr. Hanson—l saw no stones thrown ' until after the soldiers fired ; Cumberland Hate was open during the time he saw the transactions ; the hearse did not stop till I got up; there was no annoyance od the soldiers until after they fired ; the soldiers were cowards, they fired at ;hose who had done nothing.. The witness was ordered to inspect the troops to be drawn up to-morrow. Brook Ridge sworno.—l am a French polisher, row siding at No. 9, Warwick-street ; I was at Camber. laud date on the day of the Queen's funeral ; I was at the end of Cumberland -street, opposite Cumberlad Oats; I saw the funeral arrive; the Blues were ing the hearse, the Life Guards were clearing away ground to tarn the hearse into the Edgeware-r crowd was great, and the Hoards cleared the stmt . 's, chopping, riding, and cutting the people ; they time began to throw stones at the soldiers from both tides of the way—l cannot say where they got them ; there had been no firing at that time; the people kept throw ing stones until the soldiers got to Tyburn Hate, the, they began firing; the stones were gravel stones ; the first firing I heard was near Lord Huntley's house ; op posite Tyburn date. I was pushed along with the crowd to the corner of Edgeware-road. The people were much pressed in getting away from IA soldiers. 1 be first I saw fire a pistol was the Officer of the Life Beards: be levelled his pistol down the street towards St. Ones's. There were many people in the street who could not get out of the way: there might have been firing at the time at Cumberland Oats. I re ceived two shots through my hat, and one through toy coat. (The witness exhibited his hat and coat, with the shot holes.) The shot holes were In the crown of his hat; I did not know the crowd that the shot had struck me; I do not keo* the reeler al , tondos I was is whets the shot struck one. first dis covered the holes I. the Edgeviare-wild. As emu as the alarm in whisk I was throws, bed subsided, I die covered the shot holes. Examined by Mr. HANSON.•••••I NW the game of the Park domed; there was no iresistewei mole by' the people at Cuesiterlaelliste, ihidh *pea *hem tit% procession came up; the peopiegoreireildie lotebeirisd the harm to go down Ozlortbortinbet I'hly firmed two of eM Lanes' heeds. Ilia Mt . iaaailig- UMW were iekaed r -the loam WIP4 selhairaii. The Ufe their mibrals, and dal the 'brambly OH** 40 a three Witte" abet asetiesd. , &Awe MO Meg ceouseWeed ,the NNW* itkaa* by sow. AM *est so lia Idywhte-cood. 'tare. lefei.ealfa lifter the hearse tlaa.soldloca , alliarail Sway the people . 'la b y tittiley and chopplag ir, sad by Ur. HANIII/11r—Mill , alla to s a wn lge r ili no °R ato leell' ae i s ;re * pill 141?-11 have sworn se. Q. If stems were thrown on , treat., could yea have seen sot. The COMONIR.—..Where did they ilrom?—After the soldiers began to their sword', the people threw gm -how where they got the stones. bid the soldiers set from the Olken, or in consequence of irrit thing to canoe irritation; they acted feeling. At this part of the examination :. Solicitor, who attended oa behalf of the deceased, suggested the farther adjournment, as the Jury whole of the witnesses that night. nesse, to eXtilitir, and a deal to go . perhaps, seder all the cirennutanees, sin the witnesses an opportnalt, Guards drawn out, before glary proceeded The Jury approved of the suggestion mer, and after some farther conversation, adjourned the farther inrestigati , - next, at three o'clock. The a iteesees received tickets fres attend the Berreck•yard this day. At a court of gaol delivery held for the Isle of Man, before the Governor of the island, livery Creme If rately tried for the crime of forgery Edward liawne, Esq. After a tog- . which was conducted OA this ocral the Attorney• General of the Islaell, convicted, and received sentence Hor•rot.z or lIINOVLAR DVIM tatiun belonging to Mr. Sawyer, Kent, stands a Pull well clothed wi been regularly need by Mr. Sawyer ears, on the same farm, now almost under a eoastant exposure to the lag been housed during winter, but with other Hop poles. It is of Oal fresh sharpened for the last 17 years think it will require it for 10 or 1- A distressing accident, caused by phureens air in a coal pit, and wl seven persons, occurred at the Sprit near Rowley Regis, on Monday week. the slecessed men, whose names are Jots - Holt, thasuasikne, Richard ler, Thomas Sheldon, Nil T. T' in one of the pits of the above quantity of selphareous or inflammsi nicating with a c*itdle held b! bddenly exploded, and they were killed, except Thomas Turner, alive, but (Rd on the following da, quisitilips upon the bodies of the si. WednMay, at Rowley Regis, lAfore Coroner, and verdicts of Accident turn .—An inquest was held over the ner for the county of Worcester Ra on Friday morning last, with a young child, ventured on the sands from Park-gate to Flint cart loaded with herrings. We iv is some times ddne at low water particularly conversant with the track, best, it is a hazardous undertaking instance, it proved fatally disastrow ty. Whether they were actually tide, or, missing their proper directi ently suddenly plunged into deep precisely informed ; but the man, with the horse, were all drowned , boat passed op ster, on F' horse was seen L ag on the the infant was found in the course we have not heard whether the bodies have been discovered. ALARMING Fist.—On Sunday o'clock, a fire broke out in a spirit-dealer t liege-W yed, which . had No be , i 'o erred, it was some ears eon ken open, when forth with s lence as &eutest' :the - bootee* itnniediately ibni. and ' opposite side of the wynd. Several at the spot, and by the exertions :. strong party of the police, it was got ing destroyed every thing in the shop. 'very severely hurt in endeavouring door, by an accidental stroke from was engaged in 'the lame work. Mock was partly ensured. D ar i ng VII families tried to remove their rum enemies several articles were stoles. About two o'clock on the mornir ee'nnight, as Mr. Baker, of Benrish, were returning from Cranbrook market, on the pablis reed. Fur Burwash Church, Axel, a carnter. of Millington. lying ,withpus lelotkes . or sWro,LOi l Okla he lasi been robbed. state of inebriety: liseltilv the Laisalonl 'the E tna" he bad left. seeing file essaditien, gam mul e . bud takes his iocket- . The Observer Observer of Sunday last, Aupst lag, and will bens sale illtbis week. Illikand MS. Strand, • apeesee.- .. Ibe mont Me Arms arraseMemite __ cam pal ue t , lre Illajelly 4F - sa w . the TreeNs(Sii if epimers an: sag! : IS *two ofillitiviven Slidenlainns, the * s , Gve Oveyseips the essimististies .f;•. ii ! m ie ot *lmlay. Jeirill.: txo thefts. YOlifiollll Pim, a th •tot tisi; Wills' ae lorry. : until the end of August. st n el n tome j o ißnr a gfi mo at auk Ito demigod I amide same lip NM _meat Imitielbaireek ay. linv Lib ear _ ....•••• • • • • 6 • the b o n s . di e gisti PltetlittlettaL illiCAPlL—es iwedey im a g o .. • •• I: qw way the gbiimel with :Whin a ski:oder storm, at Creyke, near --- 2,.. iteg otleostra beets ; James Shepherd, bet, a Magistrate of that Sa tes mi .' tek the Lung tow etrlmk by lightoisg, aid se seriously Itreg t h et T a ' mita 1 mil sot eve restaited for several minutes setesiess. The mowing who hewer*, visible animation boon retnnsitiorm; .. . aid did sot re- have gleat pleasure is adding that be is am lasi; use Famed thistle:. way of recovery. NUMB • mph: from Camber - Abobt six o'clock on 11114ridaz morsel y seinsih t •• °was with tittle man Of the same of Newtor going mM s wit,: : Toth@ PROP • Droyhden, near Manchester, *as Omsk deed' aim , nu yes take apes the spot by lightning. Every part of big tiogiii Laosts ant throws before the was literally burned to a cinder. -§4 BR M T .IL - the wear MAMMA). ........ 0 „. Whieh yoe ha , the right of Caw Oa Saturday last, at Arkkorse, Guns J. Peet: stitutios. 1 i seen it ?—A. No, 1 of the laser Temple, Bee.. late Fellow of KIWI interests. will Cambridge. to Belies, yeengele dmlteltbre of T. Jakylltt. been misplee son, Esq., of Ashhoree. I have the I ley get the stoats m clear away with DIED. At Chaltesham. Mrs. widower the Ime 1bm,.. • ;Clapham CM mei stones ; Ido SOS ow Andrews, Bsq., o f s we idi sr.Heels„ -•ver Om Saturday last. at Meediamptou. Sir Hairy Wm. giii R. NI Ell command of their IL d. B. Cleat - Col. In the id Regintemt of Guards. '. M who h Malian ?—i saw no. rill's ANTI-imrtnoiNFts, or SOLO/fall aount of the I acted on their own I 111114 PD. are found eilleadoes in the removal steho t ! sides', bas li beds Millpliees, sorohdoes tumours and i t liedit i teas a le enerhatie Ibb't. By per il l ens the ' st ey e s e: em eg Ste w imal tbro tty a ocirtionaosefoithse b h ird mou T ro ldeles eed if et repd Bowleg *legs I Mr. HARKER, the, folly justify I elpeted of the rhalf of the frieads leer," an orli the expediency of causes that induce debility and disease. It 1s sotfloylle. ' could not hear the Johnso n, 08, Corsi:in; Mr. Sugae. 149,,CRIerd-ktreet. 4o ll t " ~ don; M. Ann Rosen. Norwieh, and 611 isedleilse 1 , Theatre Ro . He had "an =suss ' rs is betties at lls sad each with the uses y * ll . ro into. The Jury', ••• Advice imladiZial eases may be had by emplicati. Ftirewet,"l mem m i g h t w i s h up (by letter) to Gilead Neese, Liverpool, whoa therommill, t h e of GPd U se ore is 'Rive ted. II with the hill Land of m rimy of seeing - - . don aid el ite weeded farther. MPRESSED with a just sod lemmas* teas al Maid with a restion of Mr. liar- (the calamitous results arising from the lejodkleetsaa i at the Bath a! nation, the Coroner . atent °l' a certain M alad y , matmeted hi a "mese bees" Lots to require a CONSIONIi e semi lAN, 'Melting se Ing o . elastic. eppial hew sad Co. lion to Wednesday happy sictims a series of dleteenting sod • almost • her Royal H ble afilictions. Dr. EADY respetahlty calls the l e i r l Att licatlon of et =NM those interested In his peaslise sad Meet eliketual mint street, when from the Coroner to rare, melba the advertislog empiric al Model. or th r e e ry .. • —_.. _ '. • crimisal evaded of those •• who hold the word of se ..1 . This day wa the ear sad break it to oar hope." Dr. lady w I eat pe," .. 100 TI Id on the 7th instant. same to pledge infralibillty in every dead of ease, hat - 12 Printed )vernor and Connell ea far as hum `ld , asaisami by seedialittreeelitill 111111 ''. , 0 Posis Tha se oar be applied, he promise • seed% iinSPB. sailossin. °erre" were "P a ' sent restoration ; bevies made ewer, eptieles of lypidiaa• • Francis Lail Try on the Bank of affection, and its various trate etallememi. the peluarysbincen Owe Ilk. alai of several hours, of his professional steams. esti libletrod by Bellew . TALES lIIP so w :.ion b y m rli a te, tendo n nesse hisk hes timelt er reap, A • Clar k e, loathes. a meet during the teem" of a lest mod Inherits be 11, the prisoners were i s mo w e d to ° g er , mim e g a g ed oth sd iste, est. 4 vole. Glee tam of traueportation for at ones the moat hopellal sad seemeraelaa. Ineemerableht. Hers. II SI stances can be tritium' Illustrative of them per=of Sr; Coseava I , O Eady's rem, which bed been heed to seed. the El ia: LI TT.---I II a plan- where m i nuet take, reistited vry" - public institution, had 1 Fattest', •r, of Bennenden, in rowe d i ne g oetoo l. 1 5 moo se s b d uase aims- De WILL with Hope , which ins es. Dr. Eady will be heed ego* ledisabe erl i efl e=tinylb• 1. N. 11. 11 rer and his prederes• almber i .. l l a" debilitated s mseilea ef the WWI semlink• 4 vol.. tion. watft embitter. and. if net timely mveNted. hamtently This et est seventy Years , and render Nugatory the very edindelmies. From this weather, never bar- dergatiag state of inanity and .* t mailimatiag IIeTHE F at stacked in cowmen thine and alferdlng tons and eieslisile EIMEEIVIEL Printed I , ak, nod has not b een Dr. Eady Is happy to convey tai' ntiet avenues t perseverance in the menus dictated Mr 10111004. ears ; nor does Mr. & that the "gems of b.* "1" illiya. "1114 ' * "WV 1 *EARS all 15 years to come. Dr. Eady is consulted daily. at N. I& Shun Carr. $ Yoh Tea Mee F the explosion of sal- (one led of Derse-etreet, Soho. leads set of Gereisastiest s torieal Rom neely opposite the Cieserel Two Peony Peet 011ee ; dee which proved fatal to other end into Oxf or d- s t ree t, and i s opposite Meard-street), t Vaistasut meter, I ve mine (louse Colliery, by patients of bothsex.--Coestry letters meet respectable INta FAT, eek. It appears that attention by return of seated pest. i ROLAIISIE are Benjamin Plant. Doom et Florae emor. Hoe; 104.4 M.! Thy house. and (Is the ai of Ilk SCENES A' 41 Bone. Joel Gifted. That hooey-drip) shy Esq.. II rob , 'tuner were at work QOCRATEE, by his discourse on sarrieget es ea' . $ Fir Ire colliery, when a 5..7 raptured his auditors with III• subject. that the inertiad t t mina bl e a i r comma . Sew to their wives, mod the bachelor, hastened tele ' EA T : and " like " W *dinned. that Meisel BARI by Thom non. " wife" is the hie and delightful name le astir. i Der of Low e all instanleously The sacred I them, of marriage, nom /uses the Deese Feat who nos taken out desideratelm of wee splgnimiset ; teeming not wily with imp I w them, Is. t , piness on earth• but diegealeg the soul itself to hamar, tresses. 10e It at Dudley.—ln- w i th b l i ss hereafter. . i i same Ticks six first were held on Previous, however, to entering Into this hallowed One: lug, to be I ore H. Smith, Rsq.. Hon, It beams' an imperative ditty, net omit to requiem*, 1 Business If Hal Death were re- passions, but to cheese the grosser ware from those Is 1 " n " nt u n , purities, which the freedom of pleasure may r..:--_ r Thomas Turner hy have entailed u it. To the seek attention acs rcester. attributable of those which, ebb ARR( a man and his wife, they 'sett' t miseratlon o beheiderwheeld he A...) proud impress him the fear of self-repro/eh. Scheme, al an aliemPt to ems' lazeriees Its VIII *feminize the body—. residence's Public; as it, with a horse and the,tropics will relax the elastic libes-4et more especially friends and inderstaed, that this does the premature infatuation of yoetafoo heqssetly era- was adopte by persons who are Proud» the natural dignity lams. aids of inanities. from The WWII whims the agonized sti neon doubts the chew of I track, though at the rel i ef. To all such, then, we address ourselves, e mi t * . 6 ng. In the present hops....ponsy—lneupship strpagth—rotietty ; nor will ear 7 pas to the whole par- %drawee appear questleasble, samcdosed as they ere by the 19 y sor „ un d e d b y t h e multiplied proofs of twenty years soccessfel experience. t . 96 The easy cares of married Ilk ans.:mottoes disturbed goo eti° 3, had issase ll * by the sespeosiem of thaw blessings which concentrate the 6.460 p water, we are not nuptiii wreath—for thefeessie habil le often anesthetist*, ALL MOI woman, and child, weak—Let it can be strengthened. sod &ached eon/ ills* ed. , When the li nt proved t*talletianitiePr'The Nei le every ease of syp hili tic intreslee. as we ll as la every *hetes tot Friday mornillle, the relaxation of the generative swam ,we pledge ear WIRY log se the water; the body of to cure speedily, sod with sleet. Bawdily 'Mellow* not drawn nese of the day, bet expel the eareellog eoPYrie from the Poeltiol I* Fr.". ll C and if act sl en up, we deviate from general principles with bodies of the Parents " Y ; andeonlidest in our own liermerable integrity es head; • ‘ Day. and Tickets M of the College of Surgeons, we refer the sulkshilt • Ofilt st .ll about morning, . eunesseity of Aber sex (especially those mitering into sr tie it-dealer's shop at the Capitals i triasonial life) at once to our home, where daily Meadow _ is gives for personal eslismitellee (pad letters from the - A mom . had at first as alarm. country are ediately enewered ; these must mends* . 1110:1t ig is the shop at the remittance vie: aedilledisiea, which am be forwarded D R. some ;use before the to any part world, however direst. ' BOSS sad Our N. R. C. Surgeons . 11. seri hen the Baste burst ipfor all Spi aseriellomb'est, Fleet-street, Loads: lewd destredlies to •,,, Prlmak i rommi the corner. tallier eel ad to thole on the Just pi (FIRM* edition). dew. or A ral engines were soon The IROIII of LIFE :a liar eslisontary on throbs: ossis Airret Ploolli tam Diseases. By GOSS and tAs. Addroteed to tho Teeth e of the firemen and a bl . atatrlty of both Sates. May be hedet BS, Paternoster - o w, in Coesm • got ander. after bar- la, pan -mall ; 16, Priam-Meet, Soho ; 174, Flee444eeet ; I ' weakness shop. One mu was and of all Booksellers. Price de. pyrites IN These Pe ag to ■epee the otter [ITEM a another perms w 4 Jur Pilida Beheads. justly famed for Caring. is aU its li If bis Majesty's RoyaTLetters Patent.—LllAKEi. :. . The property a Stages, a Cereals Disease. One small Pill is a Dose ; and De. ig the fire, a nembe . r Ouse box; in a recent ease, will soon mot ion Sir—l inhere. and, in Sae. wag es. be Omar contrived, mere sale. or more eons*. graeral a da rn. Pl' 66° 14 6114 of the.eorteisty of his speedy non/tory. Re lateetion Wen. than this remedy. for sock as are obliged to go jimmies or the ease. °m i ng o f rester d ai to sea, as It seeds so conlee e it tior restraint of Dist; gat ed doled a i terms eepevielee (in am ve practice) has pal resit, aid his bather, tom it of e o ast a C are . "we reprated salivates see A whet, they diseriiited ' et h er too th o d o om it . (for th e seer g y I nd other I; , lntreh ,_• a M in liss i st• dreaded' disorders. this has sot Its parallel. Vr This I , Wig ,leimPllt• hill sow weedesof 40.993 persona. tele:Asses. have bees radian,' Powder been ribbed, while in eared of the above cruel Disorders, within the lost idea slimy. Laisalonl of the pablie years.• Peeps:me and sold by the sole Proprietors, T.* Widen. end knowing sae sad Sos . Bargees.* at their hose, '.Yo. P. New 2 Be • his • streily out aft Ma! Two lltrent ia l a n ho us e: o s f ad oe ng ly m t in ed t . he eseh. pass d a n les ty inactlnuidedelt.. N 1' . • use e tti o r Tn i are •ki. wei r their appointment. 11th envious deedless. Its wrest at l i r. Ha m m %Torah". 103, o a r ara s. a irset; Mr. Oh ' poor I I _ L IN:ad It is Mgr houposiop, - vmait Street Hill . . essay oppoolte she Moo" lisaiisi ~V 141 .• 1 1" 1 141 thigeg t i . ~.......,.... meet; at alr. Saitter's, s4baberyrh; Mr. I'f em Mb - lieddl --I—. " WWW" ir Phi mid by Me peeves le Obey eeeeklentble town in Obit • wet as an. . mOsiseal• imejber. 11,01014 ems Iroise* *Moe yetis to penes table! liar lA% Os r lll, o l •o!wealliasi% 4 K above, nv other Of silo 'a oiedieloes. Glees sea Market : sou k gag! . 10 apt aoudad troolismissi eure i r i tn ig post paid. ansestvd- yar d i ii the at' au • Seel% Rif 1 College of IL bow 111 imetthlle Ps Leaded ' Nome. Issidiehed st the Odiew s' ig aa h asi 10102. Aisassisdisit sse te „ r a ira ' tee& i'l li tertrvirmr . • • by their - the is every . =II iss;l 4 = b r rlig r7 W • ili nt 11. 1 0 he WISEEI Ell- Dr. H ai • • seelealisia.Ordsrs,, lbs. see rammed to 100 adlermost.