The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-16 00:00:00

Laurie*, - . , Mit Calvert, 31111itek,Tiscoent Milton, J. B. Monok, Peter Moore, Lott. Manners, S. Majoribanka, Right Hon. Sir J. 3.l.algttliti.v. Newman. W. Ord , Lord Os oulstoo, 0. W. Pnwlett, R. Prise, B. P. Portman, 0 . if - Pews% W. 0. IPamon, Dr. Phillimere, David Ri ms* A. Roberts, 0. Roberts. Sir 0. Robinson, Sir W. rissigy, C. Reinhold, W. Watford. J. W. Reuel% Ed. It etars. Hon. R. Smith, J. H. Smyth. J. Scariest. Earl of Übe, Lord Stanley, D. Sykes, Sir J. Sebright, (I. IL fkimnor, Prank Sotheren, Marquis of Tavistock, C. Tinier, Lord C. Townsliend, F. Trench, W. Williams, J. A. Wane, L. Webbe, C. C. Western, Whitbread, :it P. Mhos. M. Wood, Bd. Wodelionse, Sir W. W. Wino s C. W. Wynn, W. W. Whitmore. Tama:is-41r C. Burrell and J. C. Curwen. Cheer', Cline, Den *Mn- Lord Rob. Lora Hon. MINORITY. C. A. A'Ciutrt, lion. C. Arbuthnot, Lord Apsiey, li. Poring, A. Baring, C. Brownlow, Lord Beetive , R i g ht Hosi.J. Beckett, Right Hon. B. Bathurst, Lord Bin ning. Alderman Brydges, Right Hon. S. Bourne, John Esehanan, .1. Brogden, R. H. Bradshaw, Right Hon. J. M. Barry, Lord Brecknock, Sir U. Burgh, H. Bankes, J. Blair, John Calvert, Henry Clive, Hon. W. Cut, J. W. Croicer, Sir 0. Clerk, Rig'bt Hon. 0. Canning, IL J. OWN. Si r 0. Cockharne, Hon. P. Cast, R. B. Cooper, T. P. Courtney, W. Courtenay, Sir John S. Copley, A. J. Dalrymple, Home Drummond. Hart Davis, 0. Dove you L T. Divett, J. E. Dowdeswell, Rt. Hon. W. Modes, R. R. Magi as, W. Era ns, Hon. W. Elliot, C. W. Forrester, J. Fleming, V. Pane, T. Fane,lN. Ford, Rt. Hon. C. Grant, Hon. W. Gordon, J. Obidstone, General tiascoigne, Pas rutireofell, Sir.R. Gifford, R. Gossett, W. Holmes, J. Holford, Sir H. Harding, Sir 0. Hill, J. Hodson, Right ..liut.C._Hualtisson, John Irving, Lord Lowther , Hon. U. Lowther, John Lowther, W. Lewis, Right Hon. Sir C. Long. Lord Lovaine, .1. Mansfield, Sir P.' Musgrave, It. Macdonald, Sir B. Martin, P. Martin, l. Marryatt, E. A. Marnaghton, John Mitchell, Captain Monday, Sir F. Outmaney, Richard Price, Sir T. B. Pechell. W. N. Pitt. Hon. Gen. Phipps,'Right Hon. W. W. Pole, O. H. 0. Peansat, Viscount Palmerstone, J. Parse, 0. Ro berts, Right Hon. F. Robinson, A. Robertson, Hon. 0. R. Rios, Samuel Smith, Abel Smith, H. Seymour, Hon. W. Stott, R. Stewart, S. C. Scott, Lord O. Somerset, F. Sotheron, R. Sheldon, Lord Stopford, C. Smith, J. H. Tremayne, C. Talk, Homes Twig*, Sir H. Taylor. Hon. M. Townsliend.lß.lght Hon. N. %'ansittart , W. Wyndham, L. Wetherell, R. Wilmot, E. B. Wilbraham, C. Warren, it. Ward, Earl of Yarmouth. Goulburn and S. R. Lnshington. • LIST OF THE MINORITY wao VOTED AGAINST TIE APPOINTMENT OP T. P. LIMN, nq. As • MBINSER OP A COMMISSION, THE IHRMSEIIs Of WRICM WIRE TO RIMY, • SALARY TOR THEIR DUTY. Hon. J. Abercrombie, H. Bright, Benj. Benyon, Col. J. Baillie, J. Benoit, H. Brougham, H. Baring, Ralph Bernal, Thomas Creevey, J. Calera t, L. Coneannon, f. Daemon, Lord C. Fitzroy, Sir R. Ferguson, Jas. °rat tan, J. C. Hoishoose, Joseph Hume, Lord A. Hamilton, ,Hon. H. Hukhinson, J. J. Lockhart, J. B. Monek , S . Najoribanks, Thomas Newman, Sir H. Parnell, David Ricardo, Alexander Robertson, Jas. Srarlett, M. Smith, - Alderman Wood, J. Wharton, Sir R. Wilson. TELLER—John abe; ly. NAUTICAL INT E L LAW ENCR. -+w DEAL. Jima 14.-The hall of the schooner Hope has been got a tbe Goodwin Sand, and towed on s hore on the Stain. abreast of Deal. HAVANNAS, HAT 5.-One hundred and seventy-three hogsheads, twenty-three tierces of sugar , and 1 9 pew rivons and forty hogsheads of rum, have been saved from the Hall, Connor. VIIIMILS 11/01EN WITII.-Oeorge, 23d May, from ilartmonth for Newfoundland, lat. 47. 39. long. Y 4. 30. out twenty-one days; Royal Union, Grant, tith, from Lando§ for Quebec, lat. 47. 36. long. 22. 0. out twenty two days ; Elizabeth and Anne, 26th, from London for New Brunswick, lat. 48. 12. long. 20. 0. out four days ; and Ponodling,Sd inst. from Greenock for St. Vincent's, jot. 54. 29. long. 11. 0. out two days; all by the Earl Talbot, arrived at Cork. Mnsannah, of London, fro:n Waterford to Newfound land, 20th tilt. lat. 46.41. long. 27. Ilk Sovereign, of 9Tbitby, Wallis, from London to Quebec, 26th ult. lat. 411.30. long. 19. 57. by the Contest, arrived in the river. Mariner, Harbinger, and Jnlian, 16th ult. long. 30 lOwneet, 23c1 ult. long. 19.111 for Quebec and Miram ichi, by the Temple, arrived in the River. Talbot, Balls, from Alettandria to Monte-Video, the 17th ult. lat. 23. 47. long. 38. lb. by the Prince Regent, aushed is the River. . Ann, Wiseman, from London to St. Andrews, N. B. 3d inst. lat. 50.10ng. 14. ; Mary Ellen, from Liverpool 'to Venice, sth, lat. 50. long. 11. by the Ceres, Marshall, attired In the River. Lady Mackintosh. Cape.. from London to Honduras, lint elt.iat. 20. 10. long. 56. 4. • Claim, Blake, of Whitby. from London to Quebec, AIM nit. lat. 48. 17. long. 20; Carrier, of Liverpool, • ha- for Barosiona, 26th ult. lat. 48. 17. long. 19; n, of Liveipool. (laical. for Quebec and Montreal, . • nit. Tat. 48.45. long. 16. 37. by the Nile, Fisher. is the River. • chis readers will perceive from an Advertisement in Mafiosi of oar paper that a Fenton of the name of MK Doegal, has succeeded in devising a plea, ler the eltureobsation of the wire-worm, and other vermin from the garden and pleasure ground. To Noblemen, Oen , *Mobs, Nurserymen, &c. who so frequently safer a leen et the choicest pleats from the deprodatious of Omar, destructive Marauders, we eareestil mew of this invention, as an act of justice ID s i iir ludividnal who has devoted hi s arlosib to the accomplishment of se lig . smallness of deg tun, anti i 'b. derived front the ftillon of his phut, 'we doubt will be a snlidgili . indarensent to per ,ferested to give him evil eneoarageustid. mead a trial a estieSlollea 4 I* d e t to be en Lew ao dank sans iLfercitt 4-A1N0W111111111111.111.1. 11111111111111111111112 ‘ . .., 41141141411cr 4ND tiowealrr ..,. I' 111 like MIAMI' MI. 00111111101 MOTIOM Pei fel its- ., . RNA,/ tap MMISOCIAMINIAS mosso tol.—Jciii IL I MA/ORITY. .412111. Mk% 11.11. atablmwst. J. D. Astlpy, Sir T. Aribui s J. F. Illtorkaos, J. F. Derbant, jos. Visostoot 116 278:46 WAr. Sor ag a t euk llsormt, Malpb Bernal, Dory, uso. Brag, W. Doe. Beery Bright, B. P. Das- - beret:ll. Blair, Visoottat Bolgrave, :v. hantoo, C. M. Monibtoo, Jobs Caleraft, J. Car- te% Mk I. Cain, T. W. Coke, N. R. Colberoe, L. Coo- awa -MINIM C TORnotes, Thome Creevey, N. Calvert, IC. I% Hon. F. Caltborpe, T. Claughtoo, Sir H. J• ck cbetwyed, Hoo. R. Clive, IL IL Cbeere, Outois, Pantos Corbett, Mr C. Cole, Lord Clive, . . Cawthorn', Joseph Crippa , T. H. Davies, T. Den- Than, W. J. Donloon, Vlsoimot Doseaanon, D. Dam- *. R/aketts Ed. NIIIce, Sir It. C. Ferguson, Lord C. Forbes, Jobn Pane, W. H. Fellows. Rob. Ongdoe, John Grattan, Sir J. °reheat, Sir W. tinier. T. S. &Pubs W. Hipps, Joseph Home, W. Haldiesand. Lord _lnanities, Mo. E. Hulloed, J. C. Hobbouse, (3. M 11 r ./lorory, Lord /lathes, W. James, O. A. T. Lori Itlopiorongb, Sir Ed. Knatchbell, Hon. T. Mom Sir W. Lemon, 'Y. 11. Leonard, G. Littleton. J 0. Lookbart, B. L. Lister, F. Jamie'''. J. H. Langston, HMO. &moo, Peter Miles, John ilaberly, W. L. Ms , !se*, Jaime Macdonald, Jobs Martin, J. Maxwell, IL ..... . .. ..___l_ ip...t.. RI war& , 1..41" JitVOINCS. , COURT OP ILMOII sarncti; Pow, hats CaIMO This was as sales to 9901. the amass of certain be her property, and to hr ant to a third party, ar _ By the Maestro it sword of a versos of cessidemble life time, followed 1N 0 - - died in Jose. 1818, and tiff, haring 6001. stock defendant to sell it out. the produce. 4501. Navy. 11 invested is the defeeiOet done, sad some tire Mff tire comsat, and against . her positive prOhibilleth forted INV. Of tiffs stock to the &mom of the late Mr. Capps. The plaistiff sew sought to Mem this SOUL by the present action. On the part of the &feistiest the Euratom were galled, who proved that for some time after ler._Oopos's death the plaintiff took an active part in the bilittacos, paying and receiving monies due from and to the estate is of her late husband. and that the 6001.3 per Can . sold Ist in November by her must have been part /kr husband's estate. It was farther stated, that the - ant was sat prohibited from paying over the to the &mentors. Oa the mastery, the plaintiff seated to that step, and the money, with her tioo, wee applied as an apprentice fee for Is i g . liP tr KM. The CHIRP JuSTICS Wit it to the Jury Is decide es this eoslieting tostimelly, and they found a verdict flit the plaintiff—Damages 9501.--Costs 40s. DATT e. 1110DOKINSON. This was an action for the repairs of a house. The tenement in question is situate in Albion-place, Black friars, and belongs to the city of Leedom. It was de mised by the city some years since to Mr. Jobs Moan; Mr. Sosne let the hone, upon lease to the plaintiff, Mr. Davy ; Mr. Davy uaderlet it to the defendant, Mr. Hodgkinson ; and Mr. Hadgkinson, in his turn, let it to a certain Mr. Mann. Throughout the lettings there was a clause for keeping the premises in tenantable re pair ; and, upon the determination of the original lease in the course of last year, a claim for dilapidation ret toceim like, a signal for strife to all concerned. i city demanded 1001. for repairs ; Mr. Same pet the once upon his lessee, Mr. Davy ; Mr. Davy shifted the claim to his tenant, Mr. Hodgkinson ; Mr. Hodgkinsoa, in his turn, attacked Mr. Mann; and Mr. Mann, haviag no one in his rear, stood boldly at bay, and refused pay ment. Legalproceedings were, in consequence, taken ; Mr. Same recovered by arbitration against the present plaintiff, Mr. Davy ; and Mr. Davy, in doe coarse, for amount of repairs, and costs of defence to Mr. Sonne's snit, now brought his action against Mr. Hndgkiasoe. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages to be settled out of Court. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jinn IL SERI V. WARD, CLERK. This important case having been specially fitted for to. day and to-morrow by the Chief Justice, at the joist request of both parties, the court was thronge d at an early hot' , this morning, and the galleries led with ladies. It is, we understaod, an issue directed by the Court of Chancery, to try the legitimacy of the birth of • Mrs. Beer, in the year 1141 ; and the inestion involve a eery considerable property. The Solicitor-Berbera , at tended to lead on the part of the plaiatiff; sad Mr. Searlett for the defendant. After thoJary ems swells up-1 wards of an hour and a half was columned in private ' discussion between the counsel and agents at both shies; the result of which was an application by Mr. Scarlett to his Lordship to postpone the trial to some future day lie (Me. Scarlet') not finding himself in that state to make a defence in which he bad expected be should be ; and if, by the day to be appointed, be did not find him self in • better situation, his Lordship, is all probability, would not be troubled with the case at all. This proposal, after some hesitation, baying been as sented to by the plaintifrs counsel, his Lordship fixed the first Monday after next term for the trial. The Court then adjourned until Trinity term. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Jrxx 15. Ir. Ramsey was indicted for defrauding George Col lins. The Prosecutor, who is a dealer la charcoal, living at Lambeth, stated, that the Prisoner came to him in the month of October last, and bargained for 130 bags of charcoal, for which be gave a fictitious Bill. The Prisoner had no defence, and the Jury, without hesitation, found him Guilty. The CHAIRMAN sentenced him to be transported for AMR years. POLICE. AlANstox Horse.—Mr. Parkins yesterday attended at the Alansion-Honse, with two persons, who were pre pared with papers, and who were understood to be wit nesses, whose evidence he meant to offer epee some ap plication, which he intended to make against the Society. called " The Constitutional Association." Mr. Parkins stated to the Lord Mayor, that he was prepared with witnesses on the matter to which he had before claimed the attention of his Lordship. Bet be said, Mr. Harmer, who had been engaged in the busi ness, and who had some necessary papers and documents in his possession, without which they could sot eater into the business, had been unexpectedly detained in a case of importance is which he was merged, bat be ex pected him in a short time, if his Lordship should be able to stay longer in the Chair. The LORD MATOR said, he was obliged to go, in the coarse of a few minutes, to take the Chair at a Com mittee of Privileges respecting the t:laims at the ap proaching Coronation. His Lordship expressed his readiness to give the matter due attention on the first day that should be convenient to Mr. Parkins and the other Gentlemen. Mr. Parkins said, that as his Lordship would be ttn able to enter into the matter that day, he (Mr. Parkins) could not at that moment fix any time when he shonld be able to bring the mattes. forward, but it should be at the earliest opportunity. Hott.nosue—CacaLts TO ANIMALS. — Mr. Martin, the Member for tialway, appeared yesterday at this of fice, to substantiate charges of cruelty against two fel lows of whose barbarity he had been an eye-witness, and who, upon his complaint, bad been smomoned upon a previews day. One of them, however, only made his appearance, a decent-looking voting man, named Cox, residing in Bishop's-court, Old Bailey. Mr. Martin stated, that his attention was arrested in Oiltspar-street, on Monday last, by a great crowd, which was drawn to gether by the brutal treatment that the prisoner was in dicting upon a horse, in the shafts of a cart which he was barking out of a narrow court. He said be was well used to horses, to driving, and to see driving, bat bad sever witnessed sacb barbarous treatment to that noble animal beforsia his life. The fellow seemed to he maltiag an exhibition of himself by the creel mistime in which he was beating the animal. He bad ;Wirbred in the neighbourhood as to his character, and he was sorry to say it was very far from being rensarkable for hu• inanity. The prisoner admitted striking the horte, ba wished to dray that it had been done in the cruel iman n r described by Mr. Martin. That- gratletipas, hew rsa IP. CRON. kW iii Mitiftblh I W MOM bora lilibileilvoload the liagletratt, at / flab, stock. alleged b, r .... le jr• at fibril a have been pulpit* adelesided to hewn ageism her positive ibt . enema was 'slow nerd the plaintiff was the egal sat wine Mir. noble property, Who, *kit. bete*. bar I wed* of a brewer. air. mow served apes al In Bievevaber, 1815,. the . firrer•ovasaw.—! I is the 3 per Coats. sr elf i et, sad to purchase fir her wit) pm ry 5 per, Cents. which ma to he Oevellitior pis same. This wasargeediel Map laulp and owl mew the defendant, whitest bouidApet at der ilia her positive prehilideo, be taken he lisr!• Weave. J. Car- 14. Ate, 11.1,01 Me readiness te We* thAt mateaseet apes eela bet Wit le be 011ie Amok hew litsteelsfet tlia haw, as lei sow tad the piksedesl:E Mi Ned W t wetzt*elliod at doe if 16. la rrott i terty 100 et Woo s serious adansoitiod to bonnie of the repetition of the effeace. A wassrgste4_to appewhead the other individual Owe Mr. Maras had preferred a similar sew had am atteaded agreeably to the saw , Mee. Timm Wood was charged with 4 glass decanters, of the valee of three property of lionsoei Mena, of Megrims ilovesitionles, where be weal on the lstb of cad ordered the demisters for Mrs. Lee, the .1 the Staatrollee, to wham the/ were to ito look at. The shopwoman took them I to prisoner coadaeted her down the area of the Stamp-, sad said be midi take them up to Mrs. Lee; bat, indeed of that, thine N a• doubt but that he merely walked up seam aid weal mit of the principal es. cranes to the Stamp-Glace. Yesterday morning, as the sloops/man was passing thre4i Notahumberldmd street, is the Stroud. she •kery the prisoner, when she in the most spirited and Arm moaner seised him, called for -assistasee, sad he was Neared and brought to the Ake. Atwitter charge of a similar aatare was ezhiltimod against him, sad it is supposed he has bees carrying tra depredations foe some time, by similar sans, the Stampollice being admirably adapted for such de. • I he preteaded that he was a 1161.4, the evideuce About a fortnight since, the children of Messrs. Evans. Manning, and Nicoll', (all under five years of age) obtained leave of their respective paresis to play, near their own dwelling-houses, on Paddington-green: while they were amusing themselves, a woman came up to them, and ;rave them some cakes and playthings, and by appearing tio partake of their little sports, enticed them, insensibly, a considerable distance from the spot where she first met them. Then, under pretence of taking them back to their homes, she led them across ,the fields to St. John's Wood, and when they arrived in a field war Primrose-bill, she stripped two of the chil dren nearly naked, bet was prevented stripping the Skied by the appearance of a gentleman sear the spot, which caused her to decamp. In this condition the children were left to wander about the field, where they remained crying till • late hoar of the night, when. Stickily their moaning. attracted to the spot a woman. All attempts to trace the thief were ineffectual, till, a sheet doe after the above affair, the prisoner had the tillbeglary to mid= her appearance aver the *ph is ny with an elderly woman. The moment Mr. = child saw her, it cried and ran away, screaming out, " Here is the woman that tool' as away." Hum phries was, fortanatel, passing at the time; and, knowing that some chil d ren had been stolen, he asked the child which woman, and it pointed to the prisoner. whom be immediately took into custody. The old woman, her companion, was lost sight of in a moment. The prisoner was remanded till Friday next. MILLIViRT ASVIA'AI, CHELSEA. QURRN SQUARR.—This was an information under the 58th (leo. 111. against a Contractor to the Military Asylum Chelsea, for furnishing bread to that e stablish • meet deficient in weight. He was convicted in the full penalty of 10.. per ounce, in MO ounces, which amounted to IMM. The Defendant prayed for time to pay the penalty; bet the Magistrates told him the Act of Parliament re quired it to be paid within twenty-four hours, unless he appealed, or cave security for the payment. Colonel Williamson said he was paid 20001. a year for bread by the Commissioners, and if he chose, he had the power to allow the penalty to be dedu cted from the bill, and it might afterwards be disposed of u the act directs. ,etpdoss. In more rapes he pretended that be was a clerk la the Stant . He was remanded. MA1111.1011101:011117T.—INIPAIIIOUS Casa OW COILS STOOLll4o.—YoltOrtilly Elisabetk Mar a yoaag wo- man *boot twenty-two , ~., asd . 4 , 4 respect' able appearance, was ..•., ~.- - sastody of Humphries, a coast - gad, by several respectable i • bourbood in suspicion of at - Swbbiarthele: of them wearier woro--Hr. Evans, of thealfarr ' road ; Mr. Nichullk, • Mr. Smith, farrier, of Stifle- tethers. Some of the complainants a With them to give evidence agal . • . „ he crime was " attended by cirramsta . . oltleg and atro-, eious ; the peer childrewhavi • kept away from' c their afflicted . fee weeks her, and tamed et by the brutal e rain a state of perfect gadfly aid yearly starved. T e following to date adbatases of LOJVINIAI MARKETS, JUNE I. SUOAR.—There is little variation to notice in the Sugar market : the supply of new ttluscovades continues limited, and, as both the wholesale grocers and reamers , 'are out of stock, the first arrivals are likely to meet a ready sale: the prices are without any variation; the new arrivals this week have sold freely at the previous currency. The refined market continues heavy, and purchases could be made on low terms; the stocks, how ever, do not accumulate in any manner to warrant the least appearance of any material decline. Foreign Sugars are in limited demand, except for the inferior qualities, which are more inquired after. COFFEL—The quantity of Coffee brought forward to public sale this week has been very considerable. — There were two public sales of Coffee this forenoon; audemttrart to general eapectationJthe whole sold with briskness Is. a 2s. higher than any previous day th is week; two lots fine middling Jamaica 1465. 6d. and 1475. COTTON.—The Cotton market this week has been without interest; the purchases are inconsiderable. FRUlT.—There is very little doing, except is Cur rants, of which the trade appear disposed to become purchasers. RUM, BRANDY, and HULLANDS.—The Rum market remains in the same nominal and languid state; very few purchases made, yet, from the exceedingly de pressed prices, no material decline is anticipated. Rms.—Yesterday morning between three and four o'clock • are broke out in a showman's caravan at bow fair, in which were several wild beasts for exhibities. It originated is a part of the caravan used as a tenement by the keeper, in consequence of his having incautious ly gone to bed and fallen asleep with a lighted pipe In his month. Horses were at length applied to the porta ble dwelling, by means of which it was hurried into a pond which was fortunately adjacent. and where, doer a short bane, the fire was extinguished. The wild beasts were all raved, except a poor bear and a monkey, who were suffocated by the smoke. MARitIED. Oa the 14th last.. at Dorking, Col. Brookes'', of the 77th rev. of not. to Miss M. Barclay, youngest daughter of R. Barclay, Pea— of Bury-hill. DIED. On Monday; the 11112 inst.. at hit seether's Meer. No. & John-etrest. Pentonville, Mts. FMsa Goshen.* Miletesett, apirsllh. *wester of the let* Mr. J. S. Thetosea, of Me/d -oer-street. eeeehmaker. On the tans Inst.. at Camberwell. Jolla Whitaker, Eq.. aged 06, lathy years an laltahlteot of that twig. auser Putt THE ON SUING WINK. • 'ern' 111 a tilres al alga "rates at sestainr-adiaa is. Jane ft, 2...katait4 Issiaot. R. .411. i. 111.2 wilaera-amata. No More; ass. Ma. std & 10, 11.-4128 class 40 u.aSir 11. . RI wmar—oats. Mo. Misr I; Oat. li as. Mai 4 • 10, T.--11.1 ads IT es. Oar & lath waier—asses. SI im.saar 4 I am. 2111 a. Am so, W.—trs. at K. Ir. 8. /11.2 water—es& 111 'LOWS; ena. $1 u. ayr ' ll: 21, Th.—Car. Mr.—Lowed Der. Itll w arster—satii.lll Ow.; 11111 1.1611‘ . 4 ii, Y.— at Oft Term Whit. Last Slausig N at.t. llfii isatap—awn. ID ti. i Ili *Mk I as. Art 112, rhea Y. abet I. man. 111,1; twaser--mars. 10 as. Oar ; ease.* 041004 RC 110 SPECIFIC was net broagist into ass ihy di e Prolongs lllNisielso, to equal PUOI Colabtwod sad Isessersosift Miss= Ptt.‘s, tot the gaudy, ask set effectual CURE of a certain disorder, is all its lasisestieg hulk sod*, nallgasat sad des:teethe Ravages It dolly sakes la the Hama Frans; bit, happily, these Pills Care Is w 111‘ tine, aid is so sate aid easy a assist, as to wartaill4 Is seek hU eaddesee of seeess, that NO =Mean shill be left le the tet se. Thee Nis 6: B ile Dues, et's. N., at 46, Lirrierpeed-ierset, Lie ' ; bet sheeld le s swed. tie Deets, seso l o t*, the Mew a seek. or Team ON Natty ; Mat inhere be Ns there will be No PAY. N. R. The Itch Cased without weals, or easioilag, Sreellieg oily, rite 2s. id. B Yrttlitalestj's Royal Letters Patent.—LßAlLß'S bilotaris. jestlf fasted tor Ceriag, is mils Stages. a Certain Disease. One small Pill Is a Dose; asi the taking of one box, in a recent case. will soon convbee the Patina of the eertaiety of his 'reedy recovery. We thing can be better coatrived, acre sate, or more eenvenhat Ithan this remedy. for snob as are obliged to go leeng e s to ma, as it needs no 000llaeineoi or rsotroist of Diet; and Su years experience (in as sawn*, practice) hue prated that it will effect a Care. when reptbted Individuated all *ther methods avail nothing. For the scurvy and o th er elsronleal disorders. this Medicine has set its prat r wards of 40,000 persons, of both sexes, have been radical% cured of the above cruel Moonier; wittla is lei sigh years. Prepared and sold by the oda Ilitmelslors. T. Ta Loa and SON, Surgeons.* at their Miss, !Is. 10. Nate Br** Street. in boxes of only St. ed. ssie, lay lariistYl. 14 Two heck doors and lights Is is pumps at dui. Thy are also sold by their appeiabeest. with sapless ginetisos, ,at Mr. Hepburn's Toy-abop, 108, Oxfee44llPest; Mr. Pio. borough's. 7. Flab Street 11111, nearly the MOM. meet at Mr. Raster's, Edinburgh; Mr. . 's, Deb lin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Dna Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to perste' taking the above, or other of the Proprietor's medicines. Meets sad seminal weaknesses cured, and letters. post paid, arxt • See the list, published by the Royal College of IMPRESSED with a just and humane seam rt the calamitous results arising from the Injudicious Mr nest of a eerrala malady, distracted in a moaner too ma kaown to require a moment, sad often entailing ea its un happy sled's a series of distressing and almost insuppern ble allietions. Dr. EADV respectfelly calls the enrolls:1 of those interested hi his peculiar and most antes! method of cure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the ly erimisal modest of those " who hold the word of the ear and break it to oar hope." Dr. gaily wi I set pre sume to pledge leallibility in every deesrlptiou of ease, but as far u human aid, assisted by medical and sorties! skill can be applied, he promises a certain, speedy. sod perms sent restoration ; having made every species of flypbiliti affection, and its various train of diseases, the Prifsarlollieets a his professional /Similes. aid being outlast success which has accompanied hi gattg r i nttitt : meat during the course of a long and laborious prealiso,hs is ambled to offer, with the fullest confidence, at mei the most hopeful and en our ging. Inn= games an be adduced illustrative of the sup=ater. Lady's system, which had bees found to asea where emineet talent. retained by public instisatfeus, hod proved inelfeetual. la addition to those consolatory odiee ces, Dr. Lady will be found equally fortunate in reviviaglia shimbeelag and debilitated energies of the human eusfits• ilea. which embitter, and if not timely arrested. (requeetly render ametory the tory principle of existence. From this desolating state of inanity sad sterility. by re-animating the frame sat affording tone and elasticity to the relaxed organs. Dr. Eady is happy to convey the most positive asserseess that the sufferers of both sexes may be rescued; a steady perseversace I. the means dietated being only remitted. — Dr. Lady is consulted daily, at No. $B, Dean-street. Sobs. (coo and of Beaa-street, Soho. leads out of tierriird-streef. mealy opposite the General Two Penny Post Ofliee. Tee other end into Oxford-street, and is opposite fileard-street), by patients of both sex.—Country letters meet respeetabi• afteation by retire of NNW post. Demme it platens wror. Hoe. Thy house. and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so el raptured his auditors with the subject, that the merrier teen Hew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened is he wedded ; sod " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in 'stem The sacred lestitetioa, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with Mr Owes ea earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmsaits with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed ASP don, it becomes an imperative duty , not o n ly to it passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature free =lo* parities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleesetessq have 'Melted upon It. To the neglect of such attendee err attributable many of those hapless instances, wild. "Mg they excite the commiseration of the beholder, dish" impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Usurious habits will efeminize the body--a roldmosi s the tropics will relax the elastic fibre---bitt more does thereunder. infatimtion of youth too f 1 66111 " promise the natural dignity into a state of inanities. ban whence the agonised sufferer more than deabts the thence of relief. To all such, then, we adores' ourselves, falrlif hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity ; ser will oar advances appear questionable. sanctioned as ;hay art by tee multiplied proofs of twenty years succestful exposit:see. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which eotteestrata the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often coesiltudoi llk weak—yet it can be strengthened, and d e fi cient snail io* proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as is ester relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our shilitY to ears speedily, sad with effect. Earnestly solicitors to expel the usfeellag etnpyrie from the position so prsvoleC tasty taken up, we deviate from general principles with hesitation ; and eonddent In our own ho nourable interitY a Members of the College of Surgeons. we refer the will eammenitt of either sex e s (pecisily those enter's; late is - Wavelet life) al °ace to our house, sphere daily sttendes!' is given for personal consultation ; and letters frost?! country are immediately answered • these omit mate" remittance for Advice aod Medicine. which casino f M any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. AL R. C. Serge's' , Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lai.. •,,,• Private door round the corner. Jest published (Fifteenth editioa). • tora blMe TM EMS of LIFE, a familiar cesem eetsr) cm I Diseases. By BOSS and Co. 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