The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-16 00:00:00

'wow— ~~ . - ~_« ... 2 ; I1E • . . . . The tlst .of Jene being the Anniversary of the, memorable battle of itifroris. the .2.1 Battalion of thy 87111 (or P. ince of .Wsles's Irish) Regiment, corrals tided Googly, were reviewed by fhp,Lieufilsiiii-Gavattior, "of Guernsey, his Exreilen- I ty Dret-Gvo.'Sfr John Doyle, 'Dart. and K.G. C..ll:itto in a vvry 14rierrat 'address, expressed'his: fullest approbation of their appeeratice and Move. asevits. IMmediately After the Review, the Officers' Met tit their Mesiltoorn, when a handsonie Cop', (Wails hed he** • liictatinunisly solid) . Wet Present: 1 , ed I.y Major Darenport, with a short address, in warty the following terms, to Lieutenant:C*lo6*V Gough : ••.• " Le the name of the Officers of the second India- lion, I beg leave to present you with this Vase,, as i , small testimony of the high opinion they entertain of your conduct duri . og the arduous campaign, and in the %arious actions they had thelionour of serving order )ou in the Peninsula, and of your uniform at. tention to. the interests of every individual of the Corps." To whirr tho'sl.ieetenant•Colonel made the fol. loa big rept ) • • GENTLImEN,—.-1 feel greatly at a loss for ade quate laio.olagr to - convey to you the sense I entertniu of this' nattering proof of your regard, which 'ac cept with heirtfelt•plessore ' as a lasting memento of the sifortiun of a corps of Officers whose good °pi. Won I valisiiia highly. " This Mirk of your Attachment is doililjr en• derived to MP from the manner it war proposed , to have had it presented, end from the flatveriug itiscripl‘ tints you have had placed on it, which, while it fair exceeds my endeavoerv, only *Oaks farts as to my anxious wishes to do justice to the merits of my gab. taut enmeshes. • " if, throtigitort site campaigns, and as many gs 4. nerd amino', the second battalion of the Prince% Oen Irish have Merited the favourabl e opinion of the lirustrinffis Perron of the corps, our country, °ribs Cei.eral Officers ander whom it has been our good fortune to bare staved, 'it is principally ottribirt. able to the uniformly zealous and cordial support 1 have tecekett from my Officers. " This mirk of yove affection I will hand down to my children as a -proof of my ezertioris in the cause cif my country, and if - they inherit one spark of my feelings - , they wilkeitimata HI value as I do, and will preserve it with heartfelt pride and honest exultation." In the evening, Sir- ffohn Doyley with his Staff, end the Ladies el the 87th regpment, dined with the Officer% aentRIBLE suPien.rmort 4ND CRITh LTY. • i [IPROK Till PRICNCLI PAPERS.] OPIMAIO, JVI.Y The, Royal Court this day ~retained an accusation against• five persous, .cuscrl of a nioSi atrocious crime. , in, fire tuft, ceutury, in the midst of the most en. lightened risitization, under the reign of the most humane leligioe, ignorance and superstition have just presented the frightful spectacle of a man who has beets burnt alive on a charge of witchcraft. Th.. following are the facts connected with this horrible prne' ediug : A 'twiner at Blois had a child afflicted with a laitguishinc sickness.—Physicians were called in to no purpose; the aid of their art waslried in vain; e complaisit resisted all means applied for its cure. rte oeighbours, infected with that prejudice which stilt prevails among the common people, believed that the child laboured under a spell. They pointed ot.t to the parcels a woman who ens considered as Ter, skilful in discovering those who dealt in charms, and in compellirg them to restore the persona be. witrls4 to their former health. This woman was • called be. After examining the ch;:tl, she declared, that it bad heeu bewitched, and t the spell was tol last for three years. She undertone the cure, oh-I sers jog at the same time, that it would be necessary ! to have 17 masses, 17 gospels, 17 ave-marias, andl 17 wax ca..dles. She took every thing upon herself,..; and demanded 35 francif. She repaired to an ad joining goodie'. there fastened together three blades of grass, and affirmed that she stopped the charm,' and consequently the progress of the disease. 6. the *omen had already received a part of the 85 francs, said received more an the 14th of July. On that day the father of the child perceived that so far fa being improved, it was growing worse. Ile sent for the sorceress, who promised him le discover the author of the charm. When the woman arrived, she declared that she would not leave him till she made known the enchanter, but that her art did not permit .her to name the person; and that she could only &seta* him. lie is,' said she, 4 a little man . -r--a shepherd by trade—be Is ruarrled--be has a child passes every day by your door with Isis sheep.' • it must be Antoine, thee,' est:Wined the mother of the child. 4 Go and enquire,' exclaimed the sor ceress, r and you shall see.' Enquiries were imtne. diately made concerning Atstoine,swho appeared to eg.eeexactly withthedescription given by the modern • Its order to remove every kind of suspi ci.to, a person was sent to desire him to come and kill a sheep. 46 Antoine came iminedietely to the house. The sem &wells cooducted him to the bed where the child lay. 44 Behold," said she, " the sheep we speak of! you must immediately relieve this child, on which you ' have thrown a charm for eight . months past." Art• thine declared he did not . understand her, and that he never dealt in witchcraft. ' It was then that, in order to force him to confess and atone for the ima ginary crime, the unfortunate shepherd underwent a martyrdom from two to six o'clock in the evening.— They made a great fire of faggots, thrust his feet re peatedly into the flame, withdrawing them only to inflict Mews, ell the time requiring hies to remove the enrimetenirrti mod to indict it upon a cat or some other animal that they brought for the pltrpose. " The protestations of the victim were useless, and six times he was placed in the fire, while he called upon them rather to cut his throat at once. Neither the torture of this most cruel punishment, nor the shocking cries which they ex died, nor the suppliant mammies for immediate i nor the constant denial of - an nA physically _ , , "- - • ••••• • • • • -- - - 47 -.l(tz" - -..'..t!P:ty. , - - •••••••• •• • - . '•".1 , ;. • , • r.A ►' ~*~ ,_ J : • _4lo4o*lttmAN. and morally itspossibla—'-nothing could appose assassins, who prolonged their cruelty for four hours. a ul ceil i , as ' ) ,ru nr il i a. i te r . 11 POLICE. . IfiLLIAM B. MOUNTAIN ed , , S . a , s ol d —4O-- it V V 'INN, Rh UW:-111LL, LONDON, he best Accommodation. for Travellers, fo n d Bed e .o._. ' ...ea te BOW-STSETTs—Yesterdly, Eleanor Carthy, was 11 4 - quors,.and moderate Charges. brought to the office, pharged with feloniously steel. : i owing Posr . oottcbes, Mail Coaches, Ire big beinks.notes to . the amount of SOl. - the property ' ljti t af fili 'l . llead tau, Suow.hid : *set net f rom of Mr. Elliott, who keeps the Bore° and Greater • LEBDS N ew Light Coady, coiled, The Rockiegba , t „, t , public-house in Castle-street, Leicester-square. The nut every.bloming at half.past ;eves' o•Choky roair: " "r e ., - , Prisoner lived as a servant in the house. She was ! u n' t i . des p (m l Y; i ir i 'd o:4srea/gitaantrthlV`,Tk 'v lt " ,:l -th d ia ' - i t "Irnl6: suspected from the circumstance of a young man, 'and Ferryhridge,tt the Golden Lion, who was her sweetheart, changing a 201. note at the , a l l e o t w w e it d iu to ta t itiltit e the em ais t ic ai nue rcea on bie wr im pedt ,i 4l;:i p i k. ir e i p li v ls hi t.. c s scon i n ,, , l ei y,. Coach and Horses public-house, in the same street.: mice on the North Read, bring unequalled la Arc0a1...0d..C4 She confessed giving him a Bank-note, which she . by an y ..t her. said slie•found at the bed-room door. TRAVELLING TWENTY FROM LON SIN DN lID T URLIVERPOOL' IN O E• She was committed for father examination. ,_ The UM Pt RE. a new Liverpool Light Coach, umt v o ,E, lIATTON.GARDEN.—SeveraI shopkeepers and pa o- on the toad, carries Four 1 side sold Four oumide ; n , , ,,, 1 : 1 7, 0 i licaus have suffered much loss for some time past from the S:tracen's limit Inn, anow.aill, Lonrho', ryes, .1 4 , et through a swindler, whose mode is generally to get •.g. i rmig ° Tl7„ l- ,.!1`41; e Tii., ` ;!„ " .. 1P ;'.„ 1 :i2. 1 :;newzr7t,',,d5,,..." .. 'ci .k , some boy in the street, to whom he gives two-peace ford, Latterwortb. Huackle.r , Ather.toor, Lit. hn in to,'Sr.,,, l. Ragely, Newcastle, KoutelorA, Wnrringtmi,..ased Prew.m. ''' to carry a letter to some sltopkeeper, as if from a customer, for some of the articles in which theYsdeals j DYEBRIDGH,_ Hine., Iver,,Attathwell 'fwd ACmon, New be having previonsly taught the boy what answers Post Coach,-erery Afternoon. es V i h e l r OZT ia tl df U or tlon s Cz n4 fi r , harries i,A r n is . dl Instid"4 li r 1 , 11 , to give if any questions were put to him •; the sharper, watching the boy's return, receives the goods. Yes- noon, arrives at the Gown lan, Weymont ' l v i ef r 7 ... e vil f,l • Y ure ifin : the Packets sail on Wednesday and Sistardas A.seran 4 .1 1 3 .1 terday Wm. Read, jun. the officer, having received h information that a person answering the above de- p h r e e, roa to d G f u rcl er m osF he ntud JemPe ) . Clierbonr c osaid Si.. lub utt . e .... t erh a Paris, iN th e inait delialithri et a scription was then at the shop of Mr. Baker, a pawn- the cheapest in France. g t • • , EXEILR, Pl‘mouib, Weydieuth, Dorchester, Falaiostk broker, in Holborn, pawning an elegant pair of cut glass jugs, the officer went and took him into cos- I s l!rtroost eve t r h , , i a m od or ti m l ne ish a or t Salisbury. New New ra °, Pini k Co tls ca,..t wi lp e .. i El l ,„ b. tody, and brought him before the Magistrates for minor'', Hrldport; Illitailf...d. litiefuggisike a nd 8 1 / 4 • l hn 1 :: Al examination. 110 is known by the *mine of Edmond do li n ° l 4r w O l iqA a srtl i ai.76Pleih'''"ux" , S'ilrsi4 and Heidi* Poans, alias • Thomson, alias &c. ke. &c. On from Boston is... 5011 5 ., n i7. t 4i, e , 74 . 7m t .ay7 . L.er Hull. CgabCl LI V lilt POOL, WEII - 11i11(11.11, K.llll/6 .14, irtori-.„ and Lied. searching the Prisoner, a pawiiiiroket's duplicate arid, Punt •Cnach, - everr t; ve ,,i ne m e Fine ..'Clock, to tie was found for two other cut glass jugs, pawned at Rrotherton's, %races's Head Um, Dale T sireet, Liverpool ._ the shop of Mr. l)ohree, for 11. 124. %%hick it appear- Guarded thressighnot. . • • . DOVER, Deal, Margate, Ranisgate s Cianerimerr s Feve r s ed the Prisoner hail obtained from Mr. Pearce- f _ef Guilford-street, cm a forged letler purporting to be lir, c._..h.04.....n $ .R.'clka:er, and .6tavesend . . •Past COaCkf, tong suo /At 11111 r. ... sent by a l a dy r., quality ; •h • jags were worth 6.1 . .—He BATH Oa Illt ts rot now Poir*C.;ffliihesilishiligli Chip prelates, .Calne, and M..rit.nrou g e; ',ors Arreanoons erive st will he brow...lit op for further ezuntioation this day. N r t; o ...,l n lav s, the-Gres hoopilstisin,• Haub, tuotioeLondou Taxer% Thomas Ruck the driver of she hackney chariot, , s-street.,-tiriatel, next M. , 11t1..6.---Cbatiles to Wrlll 1 No. 1,1)35, attended by virtue of a summons, to HrlcLeenter, Taunton, Exeter; dtc ails% er a complaint, against him, by Mr. Clement .. ( ,: u 1 .;; , .." ) ( 1C , 1, 1 1 -;Vas' an D re Pte""'"l, ll4 'thYd•nnsrl'ae , Bnit,, Pool, for furiously driting his carriage against his noon J . 4 1 1' ~ Ft‘ r ro'Cl.:( lc. Guarded. u" Csmiche6' ' e'er' Aflet. chaise, on Satuiday last, on Clerkennell-green, by GRANO() W, .I.ongtown, Gretras.fireen, Uwe, Demuth's, which. his chaise was damaged.—The Defendant was ttrowr w. iit, Tkorotiiti. -'Grathp;.nriaaarzxita, ,we a k , Kto gswe il, Car tD- - ' . ... " At last, at six o'clock 61 the evening, the Coo minery of Polk* arrived, and rescued the unhappy shepherd from the indefatigable barbarity of those ignorant %retches. He s however, died of the burns, bruises, and injuries he had received, four day' after wards. Five persons have been charred with being accessaries to this horrible crime. The prophetess who was to disclose the enchanter persisted, in a stout confident manner, upon her upon the efficacy of the modes in which she was to discover the author of the spell. She pretended that it weedene by masses and by prayers. The parents still tontines to think that the shepherd could have removed the enchantment, and that filial affection gave them a right to compel him to do so. Thus a crime was perpetrated in the name of the sacred reli gion which it has outraged, and in the name of the finest sentiment of nature } which revolts against it!" Fa es rms . LONDON GAZETTE, drro. 15. • Credo-O f fice,- Ifieg..ll. MEMBERS RETURNEE) TO SERVE 1/4 THIS PRE SENT PARLIAMENT. Shire of Clarkinannan. Lieutenant-Gen. the Hon. Sir John Ahercromhy, It. G. C. ' B. lathe nisi* of the Hort.lieurge Atiererowbs, who has as resitid the (Mice of &elicitor of Munster. Como) , of Londonderry. George Robert Dawson, of Castle Howson, in the County 'of Loodooderry, in Use room of Ay Huts. Colonel Sir Was. Puu.oaby, K. C. B. deceased. 1•• • • BANKRUPTCY STIPRKEIBBEO. • 3. Pricey, St. Martin, Worcester, hosier. • ' BANKRUPTS. J. Lowe., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. draper, Ang. repl.2o, 28, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-T:01e, Atownies, Mears. Sell and Broderick, - Bow Churcn-yard, Cheopside; and Mr. !sulker. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: B. Davies. Alydriiii, Carrnarheashire. auctioneer, Aug. 29. J. Sept. 24, at the White Linn Inn, CarMilrlilesi. tturnies, Messrs. Tatrant, Clarke, and Rh:wards, Chancery-lone; and 'Mmes. Davi& oar! Jones. Caraturrheis. J. Junes, Longhbornh. Leieestershlre, saddler, Aug. SO, 91, Sept . 96, at the Kin gs Head Inn, Herby. Aitornies. Mr. Savage, - r • Gre; awl all pails of Scotland, anperdiren :h t Daily). YORK, Newcastle, and Eciinbrkeek, - . lira Coach, pert-rrned with a Guard throughout, sets oat overy, Mani. nt Six o'Clivek, by way of Nrwurk. R. of Tudcaster, lington, NorthaJterion, Duo hum, Murpeth, rind fiery/irk.— Pas:cngers finding themselves fatigued from the length at He joorney, may, Jest what time they please. and then proceed oa without any additional fare, to the Mark Sumo Info; Cag ey . street. York. Coaches ha thradethead, Ndl, Starbue oug y, Whitby, and other Plow. BRIDGENOR.TII Withal new Pat. aliteh, every Evening. CARLISLE, Pear/thorn/ Whitehaven. , with a Guard all the was. Pews tkrauglt 8 ' Y 9 Greatahridge Richwine!, Ustarrirk. BeroughllMllK the/by, Abeiford, I/anteater, and Greatham (Oh pears( Way by eighteen rullesi, sets out every Morning, mid per. forms the journey with the greatest facility. Pitsveneers detain. ed oe the Road by hu.irwat or. plen.are. have the peraliva ad. vantage of their sent., being !mows iy the nevi Coach. CIP:ST Eit and Purkgata Post-Coat 1,. dully. • _SLINGERLAN O. Suirktron, earl Yam; New Coach, every Moraine. to the George bin, Sundeiland. lIANCNESTER, Window, Gungletnn, ?Tr oesqlo, Antal, end Wainer liamptan Past Coach. every aflernocei, guarded. SHREWSBURY, , Wellington, :and Shilraitt.. Poet Ouch, the Prince of Wales, every Eveninc, ut Five o'Clork. ammided. SHE PFI CEO and Rotherham Putt Coach, adkd the KIN k. Ingbaza, evety Morning. . _ . '''. Cirri" Wl ' --..street I;itna Mr.. _aye s.ft " . 'c 11 the Itof 101. std costs. W. and G. Walker, Manchester, manufacturers. Sept. Sea, 11, Conn tr in pena y 46, at the New Hotel, Manchester. A terrines. Mr. h trams*, Manchester; and Mr. „Hurd, King's Beoth-walks, Temple. ‘ i t ll U ces.see Ait E.- Yesterday Isabella Mackey was S. Roberts, Cheltenhant,*chesollt, Sept. ii, 9, •26. at the York chair', by Sarnh Wray, of Dacres-street, with rob- Hotel, Cheltenham. Atiornies. Mr. %Sates, Symood's Inn; bing her ready furnished lodging of linen, &c. The and Messrs. Um ke and Bird, •Uprou-upoo.Severn, Worcester- prisoner confessed to the robbery, and imputed it to Mire. • J. Voyee, Din-upon.Seeern, worresiershire, grocer. Aug. di.tress •; indeed she was in so deplorable a plight 18. 49, Sept. 36 at Mr. W e ll,', W orcesier. Attonnes, Mr. that O e articles on her person scarcely covered her. ,m Peet, Bernard•Areet. Russell-squarer and Mr. Mence, Wor. She said she bad left the stolen goods at ,a chandler's etter. J . . and. C. Todd, Liverpool, tailors, Sept. 2. 4, WI et the shop in the neighbourhood , but refused to say where. .Bull arid Punch Bowl tun, Liverpool. Attune's, Mr. Ather- She had bought things and borrowed money. on the ton, Liverpool; and Mr. Matteson, Hare-coon. Temple. I __.._. N. Everett, Longbridge lleverell, Wilts, clothier, Aug. 30, ' goo" , • $l, Sept. V 6, at the Angel inn. Warrington. Attormes, Mr.! The Magistrate condemned this conduct, as well Lowden, Clement's' Inn i ' arid - Messrs. Phelps and Thriag, winner. War' ' as the illegal mid highly improper practice, which H. Leathom, Liverpool, merchant, Aug. 90, 31, Sept.46.at was now becoming very general, of unlicensed shops the George Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks.' sir. Bowe, Liverpool; lendin g mon e y on goo d s , mos tly o bt a i ne d under very and Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solithiseptim-buildings, Chen- 1 q oettionable circumstances. The Prisoner - must be err, 1., P. J. Partridge, Sg i sjport. Womestershire, eyeliner, Aug. 31 , • committed, for unlawfu ll y pawning, for on 2 aituath Sept. I, , 26, at the is Bow ling.grisen a Woreistei. Anomie', its Itsidewell. . • . I : ll ,7 ; fs n ' in t ila m tk r e .'en eh rn e e r h c y b ;' ) ; ,4 orc t r ie k r e .' rsiace's l ired ' Betifurd " I MaaLaottonctt.srtrzEr.-Yesterasy an old man • it. % ilkimeas. G. sobst.ipts, and' J. F. Lumley. Stockton, named John Cunningham, whim*. dress was in a •very i Dvraaa'. bankenir 41V. SE "WI if 46 1 at Cllr 166°11 kit"'' riliap!dated condition, was oltarged by James Ilobbs, l Slack um. Ationdes;-bdr. Powell. Stokesley„ Yorkikire a and Mr. W intik, Jolla sireei, Beam u-row. *- It pawnbroker, in the llampstead.road, on suspicion i .r. wa wa , x•taheiu, Lutrashire. victualler„.lhmt. 6. 7, 23, • with having stolen a spry fashionable cut black coat. • ay. the Sw.mu him Cliiheru. Aittwnic s, Mr. Citify. Preston, laincoshire 4 and Messrs. WoniCieurthand Addison. *epee Apo. The man presrnteci it for sale, askiug but a small sum P. 'tonna...a, Ludgateweriet, straw ami-maiiiifitenher, Aug. for it. Hobbs observing so great a difference between 9.! 26. Sept. NI, at Guildhall. Mummy, Sir. Slkbilii, New the coat and the possessor of it, questioned the PH 11ilsinglatl--treet. • • • li. ~a , ,,e il, ktrilef, latroaal. hag. ‘5, 26. Se 1. 2 6, at th e toner as to the flay in which he had come by 1 Commercial Roma', Bristol. Atthinies, Mr. Steens; Staple -property, lie said be had the travelled nil the way from tan; and Mr. Behgett.• Bristol. • - • • Betfast, living by the contributions which he levied F. W. Borneo, Poppletoa, Yorkshire. Garber-Inerehanr, Aug. upon his apparel; and that the coat in question c o st 94. 26,. Sept. VS. at Joe white part lire, Kin s tun upo n Null. Anomie*, Mr. Ellis. Chances -lane; and... Meets. Hinson; DU- him 30s. for the cloth, and the making of it. As den. and. Robinsom Heil. the cloth was soperline, and worth neat' 30s. per • F. Seward, Itireliimlisoe. broker, Aug. 19, Sept. V, 26, at Guildhalk anoraks., Mews: Wiltshire and Want, Old Broad- yard, the pawnbroker was convinced that the coat street. could not have been honestly obtained ; and he, C. liammar. Seething-lane, „tiorbewmeremet. hug. Ili 291 ~ l• I_ •_ • • therefore nrougnt him to this office. He repeated Sept. 26, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Springett, Three Cron a square, Southwark. i a similar story to the Magistrate (Mr. Ilices) with DIVIDENDS. ' this eaception, that he bought the coat second-hand Sept. 8, W. Cardwell, Liverpool , cOarb-maker-Sept. ft J.. upi a b e ,t exa b ar a, areet . thereusot-Sept. 6, J. Payne, Wel. ! for 300. and he was about to be discharged fur want lingitinwqtritre. builelerSept. ti, J. W. Hiort, Greut Strata_ of better evidence, when the Prisoner was' asked if s a ' ai r c e c: ll , a " ra " t ica mi stia "' w e i r :l l ' at ' atic n i ' a h r ' e al ",..._ se Se P l ai. ' B 6 , ` G l : w Eel ' hi ,T h il e *,,V il j a ,r e. ,' there were any thing in the pockets of the coat, and and G. Chute. Bmingliallwtriel, Illachwell-liall-feetors -Sec, • be quickly a n s were d, " Oh, no , not hi ng at a lt . " - 7. W. witty. Liverpool, 1.. reviikerseot. 33, R. Brackett, .'l The pockets were then examined, and in o ne o f th e m Williams, nod Bracken, Rochdale, danuel.manufacierers-1 Sept. a, J. Salton, Southampton. Imemetratwr-Sept. 6, 3.1 was found a letter addressed t o a medical gen tle man Yellin and S. R. Birth. & a ni mal *, carp factors - Sept . 6. J. . at Kentish town ; and on investigation it was aster . - Love sad A. Mitchell, Castle street, Souti•wei.k, hat-truitinfac-A mined that L oners-Sept.-6, J. Ward, Orchard sweet. Deep's-Ord. Wiest. . the e,ritoner had privately enter'ett the ' Waster, baker-Sept. 8, R. Lb/lonia:. Cloak-l a n e , sc ri vener - s hop of that medical gelitlemarr, and stolen this coat !Sept. 8. W. Halton. Richmond-buildings. Dean-street, Soho. iharefina‘., The property being thus identified,, the. ___ tailor -Spat. 13, h. A. Lambert, Bread-street. enders. titer-. - Prisoner was committed to New gale for' trial. . ./••• . 111POItTAST ADVICE. ps, 6, W. Searle, jun. Littlington. Camitridgeshire. (oilier 1. 11. G. B. Comdata , Green -Letioce lane. insurance-raker The Magistrate said, the conduct of the pawn. wli EN . Mer l of Education and Proressictad 4. . ii, T. Sallseld, Derhain, summit-Seel. 11, J. Livock, 1 broke. t rmin f ..! was most exemplary, anti lie trusted that. SO.. Skill use perseveritig endeavours to diacover hoe. in•fe sat. sad J. Livock, jun. Lowestoft, Suffolk, grocers-Sips. V. Animd. Billow,lmre 'and curtain method Of Orating IS fe w .prevniiii.e Disen.e4, 64 Lancashim, victualler-Sept. ti, .1. Miller, i good at, example would ant be without its elfect. Meet' Tower-street, porter-dea•er-Aug. V. J. Trustrum, ' E . •snecessfut result of their esgstrieuce is the beef proof of sopetitni• .., a 1 OS.BA 1. L. -James Bailey, an old re.' se , Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been iiielieed io 2i:tiA seaman; ~.4 • ' Weal-street, umbrella-maker-Sept. 6. .T. Penton, Philpot- Onr ...itidf was yemO r d a y . lhe cure of !SO: •Iloseterthe uldeet .4 their panic 1 tly discharged from the Leander, "M e coal-aterchant-Sept. 6, A. Cu mm i ng and J . Swonaoll. before - a ate' n certain Dtsorder , frequently c.ritracteet in it isiouvel ' Bastcheap coffee-dealers-Sept. 6, J. Thew, South brought T. Evarrce Esq. by goff, clulrged sr. : : ...tiil.Clll.oll, mid its concomitants, Strictures:o24 Meets, *.mit MIMI, ship-onnee-.-Sept. 9, •Iv. Byrne. Norwich, tailor-- With a burglary, under the ' following circumstances:: at an Isnis).ved plan, ore speedily aTeletli.etaplly ruled 0644 .. - a d a alOrhiiii v , Whither arising , from Bee . thaualitta indulgeures, 1..•4 /IA 9, T. Caticrall, Liverpool, wholesole grocer - Sept, 5, IV - 4'oller, Brandon, Suffolk. money-scrivenCr- Sc i... *1 1i ; wii.... 141 1 . f . appeared descharg discharged the Prisoner was On friar . "'vs i rriall rilie in wom elimatec, or a set solitary wive, no Aro .Dorrington, turn/611, insurance -hroter-=ateist. 19, P.. front the above _named iefsei, at 1. anhappily panned hy the yhuth Of both Wises ; in the flatiron. and S. Auber, Caanop•Mrcet-road, St. George, timber- us er. ' dant,. - Pertimouth. Immediately on obtaining' Iris'. till.. ttee sterility. or hairAmess; ,ltd i't t hr. - other a mince reds • • - .••4 of nt4tousitiiti , et, it. hit.ll, it 11.,t I ilelv remedied, lerotin I :e iti CERT, FICATES-swer. b. charge, ho set sail for London, where_ he armee tha5 i i 4 , 1 , 1 ,„,,,,,, 44 ,,i,, c ,,,,..,,, h00rt, ..in 'R. SPBruir, Fen-court,Pestettit reb-itteet, broker-A. Fletther, ggsht e f f mli- . . g 111 the Borough he was' halled: bi a ty or ileticieirc,, whether the, ro - ri , equenee of ruch hverii• 4 • l * CObbo9e. Walinersley, Lititcsohire,•ealicia-iii ► inter-IV. B ing . • , .. ~,, ilvit dieressii‘ganki iif debit. ham, Bristol, victualler-A, Paw, „Ocher-street, W....tulip. i•astiong t.)pirlau; and Jack liking her aptiearattele,al. .i, 'at atioivg ff 40 ,try other raise, by which she pow"' 4 • IRE dam -tinciot become enfeebled. oh . Meolbers of the 11•11 seer, smith. ' i lowest himself to be taken iii tore by her, Gad 'con. putter iv ileirevol.t. in Ili-ledim tires cider • 5r.,.. ode, 4011 .„; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. „ I ducted•to a comfortable lodging iti. Duvet - street . -. • speedy remit:Lona' iir 'mind 'Mid vigorous . acnlth. Tie I . cas j h'ir Til e, al g the roc w i " rst i 3 a . ad Milem . B o l e u a ck nd aha J w .'St 4 on " 4 " S - Zo te u r il lis. . 1;e 1 4 2 1 : ' "ere he 1 12 " I'd . hi/at two Chelmsford, thoic, possweiaiden-.J: Pollard. Wu. and R. hit great dismay, on apptyieg his hand thhis feicket, , l',' t im e least re" 1.41114 in 'diet 0 4 "elflike l 1 1 114 in reeeat C''. °9l Slicklestait, Netiley_, Yorkshire, starch and blite-martafisc. j L .,.. bank - notes which e when he • 41 ' ta hid ~ where net 'Arty orrplleidinois rande.on tliskovery of the Weenie, loran - l;. and R. Norton, Charlotte-wee, Fitiroywigeare, 1"w m i ss ed i• In r. they frequently perform a cure in the short space of two days. paper-hangers-T. P: Cartwrleit sod F. G. Ilewerdine, Claim. entered tlie•hotlee. He immediatel* cliarged.itir fair ' The apkrecedeuied dioce s e of their mode of treatment (svhieli sits borough. Liecolnthire, mercer,•-W..,Ashwordi, and J. mat :I. . compassion with the rabbery; earl ale. denied' ' t 13 i'ver he'll l'"'''"'ll 4 ° 74 " n‘ ' 4 " 6l nele 4oll ""ce. . 1 " " P r ' ll " . PI Riley, Nutt -clougb-mitl, Wadsworth , . Ilalifex, Yorkshire, ~_ •-• e. • • 9 efierruvene•.•auring whiel t pgriinfinesorimi ns , 0 4 savi ,,, v , u th.ak •cnitiiii , spinners-J: ned D. "due? , ' Q"ee 4 Street. Cheapside,, • "Inert, without farther arpreent, he'obinrred, Bier:. sear, )stye La w, „,.0, sven rifler severe and injorleas meth al merchaiii•-it. S. Skey, I'. Small, G. Bloom, hod M: bobln- as be had been robbed in thit hoivie--4n (hitt house hqd beea pursued by cnEer Prectillwriers withoer alert), :Own son, London, earriets-J. Gilsbonsand T. Stokes, Oak,. ' bewould find an indenialtrfor" pia tors, II '" : Olen tbahus.puteiety 60' 4 thcle. adviee.-Thase occult:l. do r• verhemoton, .Stinfordshire, trop -rieusters l -11. Warren and .C. ~ . d ITIThle • dere and doh. iceries, hieldental ta.the Feinafe 'Set, t 1 hi' I' ' 4 ' . c,k urc nin, uppioghem ; anomie,' at ..kter--+.l. Banker and .1. dia(elY Seised the rfehtllei'likr, tlfe' Most valuable oflenen.bitaer anstriima,ml feti e i l y, pre t o he removed h* mei" Itothcry, Leo 4, Yorkskire, beando•-userettessisS. Allen . and outcries of the lady' thing in the roans,. and was' Wiring •it „Fr, when the gentle ai they areieffiencietn.- Niarnett womea. whoh•tve I''l>: G. liodgkisson, Newark-upon-Trent, Noitingbrun, attornies a stoutly opposed : Jack's exit with hi s load: limey and J. H. Cr./26,...,130'nd, Isop-facioni-W, Givem and / Th aI i. s ed ki , li thri ,f4 t es .li c i i ie n cist i s t hei r 'st,e'a defects are curebk hv reediest opposed, he laid dews? his bort hen and cotorrtenced ' • -tvst and Cn. e a lusi tie! v unshod/lobe cure ado.. P. Campbell, Berwick-upon-Tweed. linen. and wioollers-dos pers-W. W. Walawlek and W. Barker, ,MauctieWer. festlim . a n attack on hiroppeset;whont he ROOO laid on the' i nP aao yaila ru ilriallitcu as i4 e t. m kc iF n is g e r r l , llll;l l; l3" itl i k itnh 4 lit t ri : e l l i e lj b u l s tt}qll l:l lY to llite d y h us i•a tt Yi v .illi es" l9tili t c a hri. st et fle it 7 ll : lti r: mahufacterers: .. . floor, and again resuming his load (the featlier - bed), they have been propel ly educ.atcd nod Initiated into every hreolca A coach from Nottin g ham Newark •wins ;peer. took it t o a pawn b roker ' s and demanded 141;•on • it. of the phsh-ssipo (eel tificitte4 a w hich, from diterent. sl 9 i " • is have to curio:ere an • i 1 h ' ' • 'r" - . • 14)3. nod tertimocials from the. mast eminent Plivsiciae". r t il el turned on Saturday evening, betwee* the lattar-P 6 ce The pawnbroker enquired hew - he cameby je ? an d , fi ve or pin perilous Were most Jacky ii . irp t rer , 1 althe success i.e.:moos . , j a mo n ai d ntecit S g oit y h ioc w it e aki l tated l ot , w y b e en .by ohfavwinghoatheii: told him the w h o l e story. 'the Peinbraker their end.eyours first in,'ueelt them to quit liar ow iic•' a' a l a ir be iti b ette rolt tid en or foun d fworouriild difficulty ,littiotledh again i i n o c o o k ns u i p n e h i i n s g b h e d im s o h d e chaerriiteddone the general Practitioner; mil they presume thin their i i •'''a' . 'ions etinetitute a• fair grotiiell, for the unprecedented cosehlt.", it • with which tbeslive. by the Public, been so liberally !immure' survive, and the coach . was broken to pieces.• At hack again ;'llut here a different rei:iption awaited -Patients ii) the time the accident happened the coachman, who him : the man whom he had beaten claimed the bed, 4 o re t . tte t i a r case, a ge, .f i e iv a ic il ~g t e x a i l eri s c l a t :c a i h , it of ,s li: en iug . , the nnd tel l. , s i i i i l d m is also a Proprietor, was d r i v i n g at a most furious and was waiting with Goff, the officer, to whom be' pvetfie unfortunate sailor in charge for a felony. I igve.n or sect to any part of the kin t ;Stim. century are requested to stole tie pare.:o•l: rate. 'rho Lotto ?Lawns • ordered _ the-price of bread to The IS, Brieveriewitreer, Fli-et ....• 40•111.0.., he continued at 1144. the quartet% lost l'heaten, aad \to be discharged, - andissued the wa r r ant for . Magistrate, bearing the case ordered Jack . 1tn 4. ; 1 1 5 , 8 1 3 93M i'd CO. Sur4tus. - - appre- 1 s• h ennui ri g the lady with wipes he had been. kutiPow • Pmsted and ' Published by P. Li) VE '. L• a' IT AT 13,11• S Orme. 81, FICCI- urea heat* . old 10:d.•stret N. B. Heavy Weight.: of Loggt.g.2..' 0 .1 4,44 ! cooleYed by the tii.4..r.inen.leoed wA ut IN 4: To D I gS, Bece4,, Biu:grty, Bury, sod all pans of &folk, cv. ry Mondo.. t'11ik.1461..511:11, Abingdon, a: d Healey, eiree line, a a S(?UTRA PTol4„.lifinehester, Rumeey, Lyndhurst. Li. saingten, Gkeistekreck, Ringwood, Fordistahridg.., Wiintywn, J a Wight, and Ceern.e%. Waggons Dail). SUNBURY, Hampton, stud Twickenham. Mkt' a week. tatElßiN ST ICH, WO told); nod Depaford. • IiSWE.AD and Watford, &c. SOUTD4MPTON, ineheaer, Alresfnrd,aul Altnn Clutch. every Berioing. - . DOLL. Itlnitheave, Bowden, Thorn, and Done/titer, Pod Coach, emery Morning at Seven o'clock, in tie Bull anti Sao Inn Vilma-gam. LI: LOA and Wakefield New El..gatit Conch. daily. HIRSH :s.DH AM Mercury P . sist Ci.a 11, wish a Guard. wit not every Afternoon, awl reaches Birmingham neat day at" are. Nam.% hr Ovf En.tim, nod Shipsinne, to inn Sannen's Ilcnii. Ilitil.strret, and Cavite Inn, Birmingham. I Eltr yr) it 0, Ware, Hodde.dort, nod Chesbuot Coed. every Morniiia. OTTI:N II AM Rati EDMONTON Conch, tinily, at elem. In.lf-pavt 2, half-won 4, and half-past 7, ...Clock. WILLI A M B. MOUN'IsA IN aid Co. respeetfolly araviiat their Friends and tbe Puhise, that iheY will nit. he aientti,ilh:e for any Parcels or Imunge, dte. of more ti•ao • Fi•e. PiinaJ• Valor, irlobt or damaged. onles, , . veered for sternetlinigiv , „ at the g.rarele, Dead Ino, Snow Awl, To nrenannindare thin.e leiiatir.g. sit the west ens , of the toWls INireetiger: as d Parcels are honked at H•liehete• New What Harm Cellar, Piccadilly. for the above Coarhen, _L.. y . _ `~ ^: ,; ..r;a~.~iic r `--- ..w . ... g",* tawiifim 7 7 . _.' . 1 _.. -IY, 11 . ,' V ~-- . .• .• - . • •••••; - •••-•••' ,11 . • 1 • ~Y • ' • • • • •7: ••••'; • • .•• • • S• , " w er . Wl 1 ~,_~l ~' Ji