The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-13 00:00:00

-.-7T-1-1-7-u-l-w-.----, v • _. From the LONDON G AZEI 'IT, sf.pr. n' ~ , A dmiraky Office, &pl. 12. . 41 . 1 , 7 1 of a lesser frost V ice-Adralral a*'. Jummi• ilaumrva, I. ask K . B. In the Ilan, W. W. Pole, dated al board ' be Victory, o ff Nargen, the 27th A •11110 . . I. '• rft—fferewith I inclose, for the informAtion of I llie Lords Commissioners of the Adniirprlty, a 'et. ( *Whom Captain Marshall, of his Majesty,'s`slOop Lynx, detailing iho partkulars of the eaptiiis of 'titres df the etfeitty's Waxer privateers - 4T the •Monkey gun-brig; and the boats of that ;hoop, in otshich great praisois doe to hientertant Fitzgerald, commanding tho NI hp key, for his judicious annexe. went of that vessel-4ga also to Liehtenant Kelly and the officers and wet easiiloyed in the boats of the Lynx. I have the lisaiesstinbay &r. ilhaaes6 we .• ,Ake. SA VNI A nil. . I • 1.1. Diahkieutv's sloop Lvos, of Dais !lead, Augtht Li. SlR—i hare the Adliour. tiiinforus you, that yesterday, on my wiy - to'Pegnini my station, his Majesty's gin.hrig Monkey 111 tompany (after leaving the Iklelpoinevie's convoy), I saw a lugger to the S. E. to which I gave 'hare, and on stand ing in shore discovered two others, who humeri'. ately weighed and anchored within the rent' off Dais Head, where the other joined them, and drew up in a Rua, hoisting Danish colours, the larger one with springs on her cable. The water being too shoal to enable the Lynx to get within gan. shut of them, at four P. M. I ordered Lieutenant Fitzgerald, iu the Monkey, with the busts of the Lynx, under Lieutenant Kelly, first of the sloop, tn Natick Mum. Oa the approach of the brig, the loggers opened their fire on her, which was nut returned till she 'anchored about half-gun shut !tom them (just at which time she took the ground, but was got off without damage), and after two broadsides, the huggers cut their cables and ran on shore, when they attempted to scuttle them ; but by the well.directad fire - of the astronatle in the launch, they were instantly driven out of them, boarded, and their °Wit illtib• tooled on them be fure they were coasted to do them match Injury, and by five o'Flurk thit inorniug the Whole were aftotitagaltt, The'encmy once or twice attempt ed to annoy nur people with musketry, but they were instantly dispelled by the 'Marines of the Lyn v. t''"' Licutonahtfiregerald, of the Monkey, great •eredit is due for bi 4 entitieeting thit brig through a very intrioate channel, with the wine on Shure, and fur the tratrY jadieloos manner In *bleb she *as placed. Twelaintetrisaist..K.llly, and the officers =Mot mot is thwi 4 frsaii boat, t 'great credit is &s— -and it gives me particular .astiarpotion hi adding, Allis 'hairpiece of service haa ham performed with out a single an beipg hurt,e4 oer pact- Before the D4IIeS quitted the largest logger s ! they place 4 a elate of powder close to !hi: fiat. place, with the livident intention of blowing Biel 'f alse' up, aid as it. wa s ; nut discovered ! till sioasei time after she waa_taliett, the e5r..99 was moat pro vidential—this disgraceful metle armailerepkirld be known, to be guardal against. ._;' • • I bare the honour to be, Ike. • • .1. W. IdAitgiLlLL. Mr James Sanmarez, Bort. N'ice-Adisind, • $ • Ate. dtc. eve. Lecci.ar NAMES.. Caldera Jepen. pierced for 10 iron- gene and 4 ihikiti‘ zee. mounted, and 4.T) j 2 hos Ravi: lbo,wuoverboard. Name ualtnown, 4 goateed lid men. Speculation, 3 gum and 19 race ; 4,ptm thrown overboard. N. B. Number amen known trout the slimier of the lugger latently she Standard. Vice-Admiral Sir James Sumatra has transmit. ted to the Honourable W. W. Pule, &letter from Licatetatint Withal' %Veils, commanding the fills (i) hired cutter, giving an account of his having .captured the Doltish cutter privateer Flour of six gnus anti thirty rum s abut nine miles from the eavr. She had been s weeks out ironi Copett_ begets,- and had made but ono capture, a Danish vessel, that had (teen preriosOtaken by his Ala. jesty's sloop Met., and wisidi`nlita also receptor. eel by the Islas. j s co• • • ---www•-•• • J unillbllAßY PROMOTIONS •,e.T s • lra•••01Iics, Srpt..la, LQ9. /is r Regiment , or ool—Mvslor Miteifotiorfl to he .41.14•uteusete0Wastel, eke *Our hi"linssie, de titlented. IIOSPITAL.STAFP. ISt be linbpital Mates tor Amend Service.. C. Stoat, Gent.; John (1. blemlard, Bent. t Henry N. Gadding, Gent. • Francis Hait i Gent.* 0. G. Thomas, Cent. B&RRACK9. Riritinmol Ririe, Gent. to be a Deputy Barrack-Mister ia tirrat Britain, vire Lempriere, promoted. coinsais.l'utat timed, by the _bard Lieutenant of the County of ' ' • Warwick. 1 , 4 Witelidekskitie Ileglownt of Load Militia. Ibe lion. (barks Flack to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Coup tuandant —dated Sept, V, 1929. sth Iverw itlotilre Regiment of Noted Militia. hams Tynwald, 4.-41. hi he Lieurenant-Colonel-Calw meadow—dated Sept. 21, NM. George Backer. I:l4.. : ll;hgtl.leatenadt-Colotiel—dated 4111 above. Joint Meredith, Rap 41110111114or—Aaled as above. . Ovas Wissine. In the 14M6111110 iteginsene•of •Lervil • . standby the Commishwen4appointed by his Ms eeecuting other of Lieutenant of the County II Lietweaant-Cialayi George Garden Roldwinst to be aitai•Gaionnl.Cos vice Martial ; who dated Agog. 9, 11M9. Throws Gordon, E.. 41. to he Captalsi of a tocurray—slated July 17, low. . _ km ..., A Pe - s•!fl RANKRU inset ;SUMPIR4E OWL J•Ms Biehrls44 Dlvoe•siseratimpart „ itAfitiftliPTs. . Jatars Lee, . liowsiedruper._ hp surrender Seilf, HI; 2114 1 nittOrt. 21. at rierkt, at ti /hi. London: Altutdt.,,„ Mr. Bennett. Philpot•buse. Feneharebntreet. ' jerrolibrura7, Fri" arillaudt 6"171:1!Irit 29, aid et. at c love t, al the f;etirge • • wood. alleatia, Mr. Rothwelloroase Brimmed Cadent. Lllit., Hattowgarden, Loodou. DIV toYlilMi. Nov. 4. J. Spencer, Sbertint•Weet, Galen- wart, jewel ler, at likehit. at atlinsalt. I Sept. 23, 4.l o arsous, Latigate-kiity boittolloba i , at 80, akCotildhall, Oct. 11. S. Field, Plyntatith-)sob, wlone-atill.llli twelve, at Gailditall, Low*. Oct. le T. H. W ilis;LembNikleßattotggrts Pt twelve, at tAiildhall. • •" •te • • • • • Oct. 9. - J. Mallatratt, tuteivet, at the Lit P1P 1 4124 11 ad Oct. 19. T. Bowen? e i l letrd A ro gmb Te. . i.t7 e leven, at the Bit Titverit;'Bri.tul. I Give:. W. Baltl4, Rift, North*, water, at Isb.at lad ect. ll / 1 1 '? l.lo7cgiimt . Parshaw , • L 1 1441.1. 'is twitch!, it Otilleta Liao Liverpool. • MOAN - - 915•.(4. Doeer, al twelve. at unuonad. pet. 10. J, Wild ? J. Watts,andi:llakieMe l / 2 1111.6 4 WWI whdalgr in2Cu st h le s / ai ~,_ __- _ Nov. 4. • W. Capper, naipprltill, Ibsen-draper, at ten, el V i jtildaol 'Ott: 4. W.. Derr 1e alid 3 . Arranum, Bristol, tailors, at cloves, arouse Busk Mayors, Bristol. Sop. 116. R. Nike. Little Usnipatots, Devon, coal-mer chili:to arena at the Oxford Arms, ?Mars. Nov. 7. :Jowls, Woolwich, at Gale, al Guild hall. Oct. 10.• B. Jaws, Botherhithe•wall, talloccawlsi, at ten, at 4*Aldhall. tict. 5 . itheatler, "bulb Al l tlelds, &Viet, at them, at the Quern's 'Vend. Pri.wenttleaspon-Tyue. Oct. 6. J. Date, Gator* deities, at dm**, At the King's Arms, 0 crowd. Oct. 10. M. Taylor, J. and E. Belcher, Liver pool, mcrehauP , ateleven, at the Crown iod Anchor, Li verptonl. Seso.ll6. J. 0- Pw and T. C. P.urirk,lllllMiiivhoor, boa eallar-brosker•. at eleven. at ("m11431111. • . • , C F RTI IC AT I.S- T —Oct. • It. *lemon. Skinner-street, currier. yo. 11. (lets*, Worceo.ter, hatter. • S. Dotage, ht. Paul's Church-card, trunk-maker. G. Mano, Southampt•in-place,l4trand, victualler. . J. S. 'Taylor, ( imrceburrh-street, strati-hdt-m morsels J. West. Charterhenew-arm, money-serireuer. T. Porter, jun. Contemns, With, clothier. W. Yosing, Arthritic, Manchester, dealer. • G. Bunt, Stalloridge Dorset t linen-draper. W. Kent, Upp-r RlllM•stiget, Bermondsey, thnner4 RTN Ti NTS I)ISSGI.VV.Q. I Thema.; Thorley arid Richard Perkins, Ilathel4, Derby, cotton spincierc. J o ..ph Raper and Conon, Greyhound-yard, Digit llolhearn, hearth-raig-mnintfacturers. Adam Murray nod William Trel-c,. London, snrvesors. John Ken, jun. 'fruit-field. coal-merchant, aui John Ayrey dins it h w ;site Lo r. surgeon. nice Price 11161moillMI Nathan Parker, Bury-street, Am. chants. JoPses. — 6 - serail, John Ilighato, and John Radice, Tyldsley Banks Link.,-ter, liquor-merchant-. Jo-epis Banks, and William Tacker, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, brewers. • • John Calplarbd and Samuel Oliver, Rotherham, York, wine-. merchoots. Jam Taylor and Naoonh chant), Leeds, milliners. Joseph Poking and Sher%‘ islkuldurk, Bristol. mercers. Jennat Crest's and John Grallilk., Unstick, brewers. James Sorridire mkt James 0utd0...11, Wellington, Somer set, carrieri. 150LIGE. JUSTICE ROOM, GUILDHALL, Teesosy, Serf. 12. Before Sir Jelly kAmitn. soldier, mulled Frederick /tickler, a private Colonel Murray's company of the 3d Regiment of Font, was charged by the Keeper of a gist , sin" at the corner of Flect.market, with an as. seek, and attempt to defraud him. •The facts were, that :tickler, with a comrade, ires roving on a foraging party through Fleet.street, and made a descent into the Prosecutor's shop, whom they called for two eartridges of his liquid assume oilion, which they immediately pouched; and . were making a rapid retreat without beat of drank or feeling it necessory to pay for what. they re erived. The owner of the shop,• however, was a little too much on the alert, and collared :tickler, talito in his turn struck at him with hii fist. Rick.. 480.• vointoik, who bad sallied. into the street,' rtitodittg his friend a prisseer in the enemy's hantk eddied and countermarched to his issistancer gin-merehant,_..by a ruse de guerre, cut de 1 1he retreat- of the assailants, for he ran into the! I •itreet, held-the door fast on the outside, and call.: Imitthe watch ; so that the parties were•oblised .tb surrender at discretion. • Sir Joan gAliZtt ordbrtd 'Rickety to booms. 14t.yed , to tho-prevolt prisuo, and a letter in be' 4lPritten to hirtiononanding Officer, communicating an 'oldie.* conduct. Pat. Da", an Irish ifiest Indian, was bronght ep on a cliorgo of having desperately ussaalted a ilisentryman, 'Disr6y 111 4 1Wrin, by " only jail" %lying open the back part of his skull, in a GAitA--lame skirmish, soihat hcwas conveyed toit. narthetomcvr's Hospital, and remained there three weeks with little hopes of his recovery. I'uor 4.lPNeein, with great good-nature, said, " as Mr. Daffy was his countryman, his gossip, his next-door neighbour fur 13 years, and had a ramify of ckilder, lie did not wish to hurthim, bet to make it up with him, and forgive him from the bottom of his heart, if his Honour the Me_ gistrate would ;" to this the Alagi,tr.ite agreed, and Daffy was dismissed. Not EU, however, of the nest case. 41frfUiftm Ambrett and Anne his wire were charged by a- Mrs. Anne .11ithitcton, *id* a must otoetnigeoes eeseelt. _ _ i'leThiseene of this transaction, or rather trans. gression, was Gnue.saut.ar, lost the residence of the Maces, but now, apparently, the abode tof the Perrier. r• .., Mrs. Middleton cotiiplained, that the aisle Pal. sone, had, abuut three weeks since, without any sort of provocation, come into her house, knocked I her down, tore her cap and nt.ck-handkerchief to I , s hiv e r s , and broken a blood.vessel in her leg; I and that yesterday, in like manlier, without any cause, he again came into her house, knocked her down, tore her cap, shawl, gown, and other ha biliments (the Shattered remnants of which she ea ;liibited). gave her a black eye, swore he would cut her live. nut, with a large Lode he held in his ' hand, anti robbed her of her honour, by tearing off a handful of her hair; and, while the husband] was thus attacking her on the liver wing, atoll' committing this " rape of the lock," the will! (more partial probably to the drumstick of the. , /owl) seized her by the ileirh with her teeth, and i bit her in such a way as that she was not susu thit she slresikt not lose the use of her limb; the husband the .while bolding her down to the ground by the throat... " Two other females, and a respectable man who oasionseing at therininsinst, corroborated the story of the violent assault i and added, that the siset Prisoner retnirtetTiniNg charge, and pelted thei Preseedtriz %tabloid; isetti she was guild a dirty. , pa from head to foe: Tile Prisoner 1 ' 14 ' Ads defence f 'steed' that the 4 P501461 . 6i II is hit alter, and was continually in 7the habit of abusing himself amid %t ire,. in the most s 5 language, and constantly bringing ,elobs etAnd his house ; and that on this occasion, she had struck his wife, and scratched hiifaie,,before *truck her. . ;AL.. Hedger, the Goestable of tire 'WSW, Or filirrorafed tha evidenee against the Ptisinteit. 'He added, AP w ever, that, M . Ol. Midtiftioh. had a Wry aggravating tatigue, hest NA nioch Provolia4 2 l, Writhe's the. Winnow,. who she knew • in Ah head: - 771 .7 1 r1 rja Mrs. itiddlesa•-danied this want of. reitieltrit:lo tee 'Opper story* her fievione relation,. MO paid, N etiiihaul Oolliitit so Ion& id thi ‘ettlet e .ni e gat for Mourn, without hajwing what imanits was. -„ The itigistrate Magid the best k Acighbunthood of the pest of this , family, was to give 9, laic, by binding heg otter to peosecutt at an expence of alma 151. to heeself, the Prisoner to liall,tyr trial; athje t h ingly done. • John Kirby, a person who was -9 4 played as porter In the West India aed•ib now a green-grocer, in Cow.lane, was brought no yesterday for a second ciamittal tion, on a charge of purchasing large cinantities of catpphor from a man-of the name of Bonn, a per tom in the service of Messrs. Mend and Co. drug. gists, In Aldevegate-street, knowing the nate to have been stolen. It appeared from the evidence of Bonn ' his wife, and a servant girl, who had tired with Kir by, that he (Kirby)- had bought at different times from Boon, his wife , and daughter, large quanti. tics of rough camphor, at the rate of Is. ad. per lb. the regular ptice being es. ; and alit they had received money from the Prisoner and his wife at different time. Boon stated, that he had been induced to steal the camphor, in consequence of the Pi itotter hay. ing called on hitn, and asking him whether he did not work in that article, and offering to but) , any quantity from him that he cool procure. . The servant girl of Kirby stated, that her mas ter was frequently in the habit of purchasidg things from men who had the appearance of per. tens, same of them having their bands stained bine, and that ho always spoke to them in a back par lour, but she could nut particularly recognise Boon. A search.wartant having been granted to eta. mine Kirby's premises, the officers found a aortal. derable quantity of diugs, such as eringo, rho. barb, Peruvian bark, antimony, Dutch drops, &e. but no camphor; they discovered a vessel, in which, from the smell, they conceived camphor had been-deposited. The Prosecutor declared that his principal ob_ jert was to moist, the receiver; and as it was agreed not to prosecute the porter, Boon, capi. tally, in consideration of his making a candid confession, and giving evidence against Kirby, he wild act at large, on finding bail to answer for his appearance tic*t S.4sion, to be tried for the mimic., meaner. Kirby was fully co:nmitt.d for trial. ... The depredatiu►ss committed iu this wav on the public have become Wily alarming, and the Imlice have been ordered to .b extremely- watchful or many stiapieious characters., vivo arc fnll►►sing this nefarious system, but conduct their villainy sn secretly us not to be discovered bu. with the great. cat difficulty. . 1 . ).. a.' burgh by way of Dossweelor. Grantham, and titans M r .!, 'esryi ' Mortaimat half pail6ve.,stook. Joconownq Cheap Travelling to Livcrpool. by the New Fl ‘ - its riall Coaches, to Mee . hen, Oak -street, Liver iittok and Wakefield New .IPost Coach. the Clothier 'keit but hery Morning nt Seven o'clock. Iv Micas ai4 Loads.. osToN, SI BP ing, Pcterbnroigh, Stilton , and flimllnglion new !loyal Mail Gard, sere ont every eveningConches (rum Gonna to SOW)), Loath, Griatvls‘. nud Lt rattroot., Warrington, Kistet•frorli, Shin:, anti Liteh. And rust Goat it, called sloe I:sperlitititi, ewe,/ •tvesiug„ Ave o'clock, to the Clint II Ws. Red-rrio.-.erne, Liverpool. liitirdeti IbronAionst.. ,_. ' OtAril WWI BRISTOL Post Coacbes,, through Chip tani,. CARP, and Mortiturrough, teery anermion; arrive AI Mr. ma) . .. the Greyhound Less, 04.11. and the Liristoit Tavern Thomas-street, Bristol, htoruiag. Coache, 1,1 Wells, liridgeoater, Tauntets, etc. .Liscos new light Crutch, tailed the lit , ,ekittlettlfll see ever% enonilie; at ei.tbt &riot k. Carries insides twit, Roe s I •rtimirk B h l Y easy, with a, guard throughout. l'a sea through Stamford, Newark, Ratio d, Doncaster, and Feriv - bridge. to the Golder-lion, Leeds, aril day at worm. aid return from thence every Murillo? At right o'clock. \ ot with.aaviding the itnrominon ...crediting of this Onkel', it ei a'. s o w e d to be ibe ilvar,t agreeable and rototiiete public come). maw air the North ltaad,lieing unequalled iu accomusod.stiva bay tow other. KRROAL, Lancaster, Prista4 Kirby, Lousdal . e, :Botta. Charley, Onsikirk. and therviusag Past Coaches ebery aka.' autini at four ti duck. GaardeiL - 4;e. w. Lungssivrri, Grisan Green, Ammo, Dumfries, Browukill, thorulnll, Sunquhar Kiln, Cunniock, Kiieg.w en. and all ports Gailipeeiluwis Coach, Daily. Lam', UntlitAt. HUH, GriMAY. .80846164 g Pens,. bons°, stilton, Rita II u,itsugllnst Coach. sets site Avery deface& M Inl I6lTlia, Stoskpostl, 41aCtlesiteld. Wiloodoli, nto ktssi, Newem,s!e and VroleeelliMllllloo Post Coach every ufterito:m. ' Guarded. ' Cs it I.ISI L, l'eurith, attar Whitehaven, Postcana l , . gue , with four hor and a guard all the way. Noses through Brough, . • ppleht Gretabridge, Ric:um/6W, Croterick. Borough, r atge, Wetherlay , A berford. Uottearter nod Gran tham (the soma way by ekliteeis tunes). Sa y oat every met performs the journey with the greatew facility. ..agers dtiamed on thi• road by tossineto, or pleasure, the pegubar Advintwge of their !(eats hieing Pont:el in tor neat ( 7origh with sin t'.4l4chtneui. dalnaaroa-vu, 11 sal , Wolves isaraptoo, K iddermiwia, Ittourbridee, tux! Dudley Cour*, ever) evening. So ‘IIER 1..! In, SIRCkInII, shad rang Otte Coach eVere R.Oflling, to the George Inn,. SaiaJerlsgid. .Volth Neuren•itle, a V.tlitnd sburgli Slow Coach, perfonnel seldl a CLAW theRtIFIIOAL seal Mil retell awraky(W seven ii cirlck. I•I Ray of Neoark. Retool, Taslcaster, D.trlingsoa. '!fettftntlltlithri,i)oninwn, Morpeth, and Hero irk. Pasteagrrs ilndirtw theisselvesktigisedfrioa the length of the journej, may red tt laat lime they please.aud then proceed on iritisout nay ilidattoecd fuse. William Clark. lilark Swan. Coney-on e s. 1 1 - srek,. runs -Coaches to Suuderlaimi, Nell, Sc. l itsor e4 s, :1111111, arid Miter plorriu. Fsztnvc, vingiestb, Fallnoisth, Ilartiaouth, Weymouth. ikiethrster, and liall.lutry lialloon'tnittifies;every moruiti 4 f o orsi'cio s if, until n Ward, through Tllonjain, AA isomer, rti jar art, Itiviing,toete, and li.kgNliut. IT nags on 11, Wore, lloddestion, ant thethent Coach, eery m.sgoiing. S.la en-soon at, Wellington. and SAM:lnnis* C•vich, ti e Itoyal-Giusriettte, ivery atiorgoo4, Ivy. o'clock. Guarded. Sst F.I r 1.9 and Hmilircluteit lisist Coach. railed it;e - In:htira. every nsuidling. 's • • ; it tG nIO NPost Vomit. through_ R,vegsls and Cutkdeld, every Aloreing'attrQuurter before leVen t i Clock. Ilia tliPloll tft. Men-we Itit t Gtmeti, , with a (uard. sets alt every afteinnon. and reaclum Ilirisiongliam west lia , y at noon. Passes try Gnarl, Nikon. and Shipstsaa, to the Sa racen's-Head. finii-street, liirmlngliain. lletannset et), •II Thri,lr, .1 tenhani. Recittill new Post Conch, every afteroon, by Hit-hard Witib..and Co. Britt, Northeate. How den, Thorne, :vet Wtotico.tri I' re .Coach. eserY moraine at seven o'clock, to the Mali and Una Myton-rstr, !tun. iliest) a Coach, every A fieriest* at Our n'assckp Tolls% u.cis ma &trunnion Coach. daily, :it half pa - A ten, half past too, hate pl-1 nom% rhot half past se% ro t.,ct . W A It art st.n. l'unsfret, new forVoacli.coUra 01:: Merry Wakefield, tat the Statiord Arnis t kelield. St Heavy Weight& of Luria e. Good s , &c. conveyed try the wader -mentionej Waggon,: To Dins, liei ch.., , lour), and all parts of 3ur4 felt, every Monday. 14 1 , ere: I'l3 mouth. anti Falmouth Fly Waf,gons, dad_ ~e corrvitigrgoi ' idi nod paarai.:ers, as unto!, to all parts Of the Ws.,t of Lotted. Sou - nn tv eritN, linear-err, Alresford, and .'ilton euar;t. etery t; s u tu et oN, Vi inchester, ituntiey, Lvilhunt, Lyra - -ingots). Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordinghridge, .lP&f, tole of IS iglu, Jersey. mai Giiertwey WO /mom doe). tin sun tr. Hampton. and 'l'uji-kr:llmm, twice • Id La s,soßnue;il, Nevihnry, and Mundane, every. Tise,•day. 1. ) :1 URI 111 - 4:, t ger-Acton, Southall, 14o) es, astid ildkasiled cart, t wke st- %reek. Cuitiainsria, Abingdon. owl Henley, three limel.n-wer k . WM. MOUNT 11N and co. reve4 tfullv ;too too theta Friends and ti r Public. that dr, %ad n.d bi• tseconotahte Cm rive soy l'arcrl or Lounge, &r. of mow don rive ink % a lue. hot, or daaanirtd, u tale. el tterett n n %itch and (Yr at c . r•- hog I ) in the &worm, Llend loktionur:ldil. to. TO TINS: TA1(1uOlt. EV. ?Cs. 9.14 E W BRIO(;E -STRI:',Ef, , MANDOiti. , ste, • - - ilr NSlDnit It but an seta' jeatice doe to the . Dimo n: ir iw its t ol ri s , ins wi r ng LEA cure Kl• w r i tt ic li h ,t has TE rr mzfj , ix .„.. s.t r o „ c t ,...... u .. ,,, ,..... I . by the:a :.--An ainassisdatire of :Mud. ph*, by Ilk breaking I nit at an old Vcoerrai (;unipiiiitit ..titteaded by a complica- Ilan •of disorders ark* therefom). was relisced almost to a Ski-leant, and aleivough he hurt the itt.st *4 icol Advice which ' c.eslii be libi:;itied, mid tried :t varietv of Patent Nledicine4, no 11l ins could hr procured which seraint to suit li is misc. 41( to du him any *voice; he remained Su a moat re.liieed and pitiable sittottion far two s'ettrc, unable to follow his peons -inn, and scarcely Utile to walk. orevemso stolid on his logs; in foci, ar i . one who illibM NM ever soproped it p.isslble for him to leen. .'; ger. hue 'WM advised atlaft to try year LEAKE'S PILLS It aid sn. adhering strictly t o th e direetkat get t -ii n ilk I . theis—he had nor taken more than two tomes, before he Nand Ali *ltem ion for the better; ibis eamouromad• him to 4iroceed, ~' and 1.. titkeig il 'VW bOtt, non? to foetid ins appetite ;lad Isfls'ehih'gra ills Moro. 011:1 is now as healthy 8111 d %tout as 'sery Mobs I. itomM. You nye welcome, See. to refer any pen factsr nos fora contirosesiini.if Llts , 4l 6 •V•iwicaMPO.K at siWolli be Joutated. '. . . Y nott,.l4lr. y4tar oloedikilli-hunAie itor, Not, ilbatry. MO homer. •:,-. ,tLI a '1!/i0i. I'll RDA Y. ...Fitly ill, t ls t. I Pie red and.-14Ell.S.11••• Proprietor, , a lINIOIII. A V UDR, .. of the Vitojid Gutter of ' .la /s. .1 2 - iigildqiin i AMASS. • •.. . At his fkg ai Ku. h. 3 4 : 14. 'triage-street, Where, after .s ePtif mote I Imo fort v years, ih a pro tier tiortieularly ditectest an the fate of V euereal Com o!' ; fir., tipti Ou krqhlustput Ist he Poo" thf, Generation in SC .4. ...stit that imeotable Sect/N.l n hich Xlen-of Ow * l. Prtifettiontniddit . htvOnsitshirrir. Ite flatters bitwiett . , the Aliviceasid Atairatiac.lso exitultoody adstinistza eto pro sons t.tiviitg this NI edirjoc, is.ill be esteemed, Ili a .lisceniing /. oldie k ?Ls :la adv.:tool , te.hrotit lobe ..la titter , and void of noiloigity. . .. ' '4*. aCC PITII4t,W hiu4ppoissinemt, as the Peripmer's,, No. 33, St. Al ion s-,trfet, J'alf- Moll ; Air. I leptioen s Toy - shop. No. MI. Oxfitreiltfeet I. Air. 1/ists...in...h, N... 7, l'i•il• street-hill. nearly opposite-Sae Mouu.ncat ; ad I hl ~.ir Per illnaMt -,s %ter in h,,,kelosol, .(-. tu Busts of only ili: 4 9d:1::1i rat._ .1 el' with Ail l owl pion. direction, , whertely pe'ft.attoriltaris i may cute theomelves with nue • allei veURIKY a f . • ' , C.. :....J N. 11. lAeiy Re i t told kit Great firitaia is iee.led up w:th 'a Stamp, on whith, Av. 'favour of the roonnizsioners is primed, at the SilimPOilliee-- T. ta . dase..V... 9. Nevi Below serett---tu tottitste wisitsbigfokeity. mod a!l i eaters lac (limiter reit._ _ _ _. __-__ _, ._ LON pus :'l?firol sea Ibilleiihtt Ire O. Lem aid., L t STATrsliaa Orrice, s,, 1 teelmittefi. . .. --1•_.." - • • - • , wa i to r id e w ri s sl .----.1 if if 1- Ull . l -"-- Alli t -r7r7 9Alti — Ct:l4l4 HEA.II I \ .:.. lis iisi , rteiso . .. ... Now-ImA., I.ON ON. i on for Treve#erst-c-Goool Kett., etbot ic ' eseeterate tsar T lrbi oni f.ii i i 4, o% .. t ... i1. ,, c v i . ., :: : la a full dose* :ute th g. pipo e s, _ 1141 ; an 1 114 0 401 GL 't • nrp4 i {ALisikEil, TI: li A - I n "L riii i lIMV(If4R" APPOINT% cA•r. -•-• • • • • . •.• ,oaches, ever • ~,, lig, to carry r Welder. I f o rmerly ,elO. YORK and LK .. • elv:P' c ,,, 2- Set get every nlOl7l. ' Z - York the oezt d u y a Dor i. I 0041 • 6 at tu ni ft r ; . c•ifi...k. • ' see. &BAIA*, 1 The Echi ell: tile* in i b l i4t / Coach, that carries Feet lecood claming . pu•letes nail te•laztlt7 otelletillenderihnd. noel l'Alie- .. .. .. BOXING 41.1T4:11. • - - A pitched batty; for 200 guineas, wis fßitgkt .on Monday, in Bray brooke-park, Wilts, the seat of Major Core, betwixt Flowers, the fight lug coachman, of considerable provincial fame, and /saw Jarvis,_ a professor From the Pits of Lfinstlowvie, the former of whom was backed by the rtfajnr, and the latter by P. HARRIS, Esq. and another amateur. At setting-to the betting was In favour of Jervis 6to 4. The contest max the most obstinate that bad ever been witnessed in that part of the country, and resembled that betwixt Godly cad Gregsou, at Newmarket, more than any we can refer our readers to ; us respect to slaisgliter,• and the science, and bottom, were equal to die performance of )(rung Belcher, or the aluttoey of Cr:b. To describe the light briefly is to slate, that the combatants %pod to etch mher manfully, and hit mid stopped until -one was Off his legs; very unlike the modern town boxers, half a inisrii'm frequently elapsed before a w 4 ,1 could bo pat in, the strum were so dexterously managed ; but after fighting three quarters of an hour, both the men lost their pow. ere of bitting 4 intervals, and at this stage of the battle stopping was dispensed with. The blows put iu in the former part of the battle :were ter ries, which the champions, bore marks of.— .:Flowers lust the battle by a faU, after fighting hour and ten mutate& The winner is neerfr equal to the champions of Abe metropolis, Gully! Awl Crib, • .1 RUNOVATED HEALTH. IT has been taw frequently the stobjeCt of jaet nod genteel repothatin, shot men. ..hititate of tile. obit: twins of 141! Medit'al art, Intic ollercai !housetress's ausa 'dates fir public patronage In the prOfetiluo At phtitt. l'ur She pnrinsai el ilointr . iti,tiee to the rivals of oat Wean :mil eapertestee, nod 141 present us frosts being • lamed Jusumg Cusp., {1 , 1 , 4* !dip:1.1111 pretensions hove, unfortunately for suelets, her , i too falottrnhls rereivett, we het leave to suhinst, to the 1.her.,1 att•t h faithful stitteinent al our perNoito and :tquitmavestis. Alter, basiiji wormed regular medical aisut.eron, rte the ,pupils et 14esscs.,tirinckil and fitment, ulster legate , and prartiec4 "we sliv• ie l i e s ef t e hinageirt. of thel.rottlan ttoipboi. wc-initerltil demeans sitoleut% in 41‘;14 Invily-trithrutort reMiarl• for medical argaireiltrios, the ( t0%4 1 College of tatirh, atii were 1 •tudtlefeil hi taw different hroorhe. of, Aratosbv, !Jewry% the *henry and premier all list sie4 4 'be-• Wows i UM:my, "kr. .r..alr,e. by tipie easoiesti priaressor., Ors. Worm,. firegory, Inunc.tii„ mil We trait of shalt f ro be• f ireoloof sum piton. , in Ntying that .itir pridirioneN a n d stryoisonseat,t are am. ine.niiiiierahle. Flaying, for,a lung -eties of tsar',' Mae . rrtltin einuptaires, dud the irfrions dlsca.es of 1)1.: mull.. the particular object of our .add hod port-sitli 111 milk luellirt K t ; be welliterls.lisiftilthlillfie ecrifrtitllii*no I. l kPlimiSrUlhe ir ripd• flUr. I u site .veer i'tases'es i too, n perfitet re i 4 1.1.1:11/14ed . .the short piwiiid of twodunest rod ih show cif th • note,* viniscuct, where other pram; tauten have failed of success, as limper perwieraner in our pl4o ~r rreatioept mimes to tike potteatili safe akt radical tare. St s llinhhit the vivelmultalv *NAAS , of illoonlets with+ Are ibe effects of n 4061 long. nod usn-11 ontinl l o/ 1 / 0 11 ) 41 4 by ikv: sloth iif both ...e‘e , ,ilurre are spire mire :thinning or mar, iliatreasio thin !how delicirociet mil debilities olOrh fee spirutit prevent or embitter the peutnmoutal state. To Virs _remain if nob. be II 4-.B*".4olirtg reflection pt balsa, that Use, nut) mos. by n pew mid hal:Alai amen. of treatment, be re- . viewed to MO crenle‘t of nIF Member--a *inking, mon-, 13, and vigorous coimitittion. In Alt c aw, 05 debility, (pool "travel% came arbaW, es well as in.cvery special ur aseer-i la Infection, er r may be consulted by patients of either, IMO .0w ermine seerf ./0611 Afteellet -Hours of ton- Apilissian M Wow, from ten raihreev auditors sit is the 'sea till ;en at ikbt. • 4 io the ore retrestoif to state the partlen their ease; nee, and else& lashfi of living, Kt. AT. ceisiltaseu for advice anti esediciies, when the raw be given or vein to any part of the kiargdore, 77.. that setrecy so essential to inn imilertakitt the pole, Vglya l ietters• mst- . 11•42k1nd to she amoral tar 13 sad CO. %wins, No. 10/, ibitiam-gardens, tq: I