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

Lyons, a ae. Insulting Mrs. tat irkg from her ►wining a puree ?rchieca ides. : -eon the hours of the 27th of iough White (dies,-when they ler. Her cam and she being her, and w in question. — was pursued, ►y.stander, he is immediately Int issuod for 'ered urtil Sa- who witnessed person of the Pri defence, denied 'he crime with bat he passed (snitched hint, ie against his hat he would This outrageous 11, and the Pii- .eatley, a eonsi tun ing fraud''- , certain sums of eminent trading in- /era] thousand had consigned which he had the payment and apinst Mm, a M,irshaiman, 'tied for seve: biter from town 'out thence to , he wee se on Saturday amounting to embezzled by Kent, an coil int of 7501. ias , who ordered lo the amount 'urea, in the. sum his trial at the ding a quantity Mr. Read, oil oieentor not be ill to-morrow [me of Natar, ho stated that about eleven two men, fol. lane, when the tome, which he companions, .r shawl from gown tied up 10) her pockPt, prehended by .rson sworn to a well-known AG and P. Cot.. s•ill.sr, with tram, fruit, ma incl., it op. iriiculriv sit (he orers. mid good coo. furnish me. .4 the high ()pi 'writ for tt wnlrh ~ . 4 1. -.Attached tit its rlm k, ns he. was Iran& in company the Prisoner; ' who tearing throe of; retreat, hut, Jack. with the n4isistiet• r chats sewn-sled in fully cuusinitsed ok place on Sa near St. David's W- 7 -0 said were not so and the affair realms with a fed, and never ndant a crop of putticular full, .rs . which have 'ed vegetation. I tlye after 'Han.) `••tsuo Sunday it lbed been con.; ).abont a c011..' her throat and' had been brought, with one,of the,, tday, while the (etch aumethjug,' able to move,' low, by which , her skull was ised in so (tread..., she could not tan, obtruded Cripps, iersea,fields, oq .peatedly desired ill persisted it% ntir ais to take aa ths,Abitara, which SO slabbed him with it Ha, igstantly. fell, r it :7 • ' 'mss • 4 e. S ''' • 411 • . . . t . TIIEt ScrATESMAgi • . • , - • ' It . . -- 4.41300 - rg f,f.lG &INCE: . NAVAL COURT MARTIAL. POLICE. . • 1 . ii 1 --...—_ 1 t• , COtelllt AF ell AN(7I..RY. Ava... 7. • , The Court-Martial oil Captain John West, late of , t - RIGHWAY ROBBERY: '1 : IX* Pll lin 11100111%1 AN, 1N Tllr. act XTEn or * Roam- his Majesty's , sbip Sultan, ended on Tuesday last, MANelete-tiOnses-Yesterday John.. at Po r t sm o ut h . WAN. A BA NEL RUeT.SpenaSe character, wee chareied with ass, Mr %mo m . It o ` eittee sa id t hi s was a tilo The following are the'Charget and sentence of the C. Pik e , on th e Ki ng ' s hi g h wa y, and MI n , . • pe • . Cilurt : • person a lace veil, and a ridicule, cents •"*. l. lord Chancellor t preyeig teee o superSede a semen's; i.g. Fur 00 i to join she ex didn't. theit actin with•a quantity of *silver, a handkerch • e , sina"Ofteitkruptcy _issued ageinst William Booitt ngtia.Sl Nr it tll Orleans, with a t e i j s e c . ...:;:y at of p, l7. n lris t nntli a . s i s il ic iw A r: •• INA; of •011111, in lotscoishire; on the ground that the stare to orders whirhood clasp, some trinkets, and other areicles. e ..illititioniiig credit or'ti debt 'had beers Vandered attd re. Corm auf-; %hen the sate orrivnl .4 ill..se •bip, a ith reill , rev. heirg ..int r . e a i rs , I . s i s t el it r r. :, :ve inns dii s i , :it s , n t e nd vit a ! imporinoce to the ••ucres and of T . he Prosecutes deposed, that betwe nine and ten o'clock op the evening's' ' '`'S,:coo lt- seti -solo tlay . to prewious to •she docket- 41 .Wil Iteprocuce of the Soma July last, she was returning home tine • . elk '- - ecru k. . Deoppeired by. the, affidavits, that Booth- was ii,res.iii . V up.m tiro espeditioa. 9.5! rr d 'laying the.nhrse convoy nt Jamaha til the Mo- chapel, accompanied by two oilier ladle : - Mail havigriesseileliiniielf liable for a debt of 1551.1 'elle slip.p iif um- could be tnir•ied out of Port R ued ha , boor, . '3 • . the , crectitiif Tiroeectie I t I ... .0 } ivy the senie under aft ea. shell ail Fetch for sea ; a farce li no memos adequate to the were suddenly stopped by the s e. risener te . • ecotions t Whit the distress was taken into his bootie, Hi fess 01 . '1.0 valuable a char g e ; th e ' e op thse o t.,,bi,h m i ght pinions, terrified at tilt conduct, fled, at have hrrii the means at ~.iarv, i ag the IWHIV- left alone, the Prisoner mal-treated its . It turned out that the 'l3.ittkrupt had assigned his co.- Sd. 1...1 proceeding to England without orders, app.., oily veede d • • in carrying off the ►property iii • pyleteetroperty, eci,his dapightee, and the Sheriff's fureis ermste advasanse. 4th. For preventing Capt. P. a . • " eifiCie obtained no 'wire than 511. A Mr. Hard. of his Majests's ship Nie- An alarm, however , being -given, he s men, flow car' t iro his orders into evecon 0000 which was ••to wend), cite. and though his coat was seized by abj aere, attorney rdr the csegliine, then • threereeed .to hike specie to England; w ;itch .p..cie .s , IS Wilige ii hone in the Stilton, neater premier that the Nome., er a . oat tit eke him it 'bankrupt, •oit the greeted that he bad effected his escape. „, • ,-fur that service; tinned Ay the sepurt o f su r vey h e ld uo h er , i t I n f orma ti on o f th e t ran s ac ti on was commit... tan act o f-ba n k ra ptly. ' . . :. w (appeared 'hr waspeo [rob , e:igible. Mr. M‘NoPS.:•iiiioritey, for the bankrupt, in his ,'Th c C oact that in the first !given to the city o ffi cers, and a warren 1.. •.. affidavit, *wore,. eleat he teed.ized she balance of the Capt. ? West was p ronounce d , justified,from'circumstances, charg e , his apprehension but he was not discovi 1 bankropeesteSt to fierdatreern'theeth of June last, ' ding to join the Vice. Admiral: that the in notse- turdny last. prom* e and tiratet was refused on that a cow' Cwnd charge was not proved : that the third charge Mrs. Rigg, a respectable woman w mission of bankeuptcy had isstsed ostainit M. 1 was proved, but it was not apparently done with a the robbery, fully identified the person soner. The latter, however, in his clef t Boothtnan, when; in fart, the.. said commiswinn was ' • 2 I view to his private emolument : and that the fourth f, trot taken' out•before• the t3th of Ju gs . Coder all in violent terms, all knowledge of tit si was proved, but that Capt• West was justified in w hi c h he was charged. lie admitted ell .the circumstayices, it was contended that the commis- taking the specie on board his own she), iii prefer- that way on the evening stated, but la ' 'e - Jo slon having been improperly sued out, it conk' solo ence to the Nieenen, by reason of her insufficient. • be•sues aimed. I Yr into a torrent of abuse and invective at that season dew year. And the Court did, uteri, si perjured" prosecutors, declaring the ' . f' Mr; ItACR and Mr. HEALD read the-affidavit oft the whole, adjudge Capt. West t o h e a d mon i s h e d not Mr .11ardacres, who alleged that he had refused thea ga i n to quit h is station so hastily. never he confined to trial alive t Th conduct, however, was shortly subdued, tender by the advice of Counsel, supposeig Booth- c a w Caps. West was very ably defended by Mr. Min- saver was remanded for a filial examirial elan had become. bankrupt, chin. • 1 • :I he Lotto Cretecteeses •eeiti he should look at . the affidavits of the solicitors before he decided on resieent„ the petition, and if he found that the conimlssion - Rear-AdmiralHatkett P :ll GUlLDifiLL.—Yesterday John Brew dere Isle hill broker ! was charged with .lo 'Putty appropriated to his own use cent It is with regret we state the loss of his Majeety's mine), the property of several velum' bid been petained by what was termed an abuse of frigate Penelope. The following particulars aro ell- diriduals. the Great Seal, he should supersede it. His Lord. 1 - ship was struck by Abe circumstance of the petition- tracted from a letter from Quebec: —.t Thu Pene. Tee defalcations amounted to sort /ape frigate, Capt. G ALLOwAY, was unfortunately pounds, and it appeared that he had he • log creditor's debt amounting to 1041., when the wrecked on the night of the 30th of April, abut to him a quantity of bills for discount, .. heehest debt of the other creditors did not exceed • • eight shillings, three leagues eastward of Magdale n Riv er , w h en no . transferred into rash, or had withheld the e-- wards of forty of the crew perished. The Captain, absconded.—lnformation being given e t ... I s ' t FRIDAY. %Va. 4. the Parser, with Captain NI ustuav, Aid-de-Camp to warrant was issued, and !hookers*, the Lumens Asir, ovitatts, assumEas 01 Towtrarsto, v. the lsieu A terrair- a General Si r h G.My a . a 41r, arrived here in dispatched in pursuit. This was renters • ' t LLAYER, A IfORMER ASSIGNEE.I , g Officers and crew i rat days, when, after tracing the I►moil Sir S. ROIILLT, for the Pelitiowers, stated, that came in the Heleedere and Cyrnet transports. The to the ' s Elephant and Castle ;" fro i ...• public dispatches were the only things saved from the Wandsworth, and Retest to London, three several petitions had been presented by the *rock." , cured jut Red Lion-street, Holborn,- bankrupt to the Lord Chancellor ksaiiist Boyer and ue _ :( .e , . , .. . 1.7 ...: others, assignees, the prayers of all which lied been granted by their removal from train assignees, and a large preirerty thereby recovered to the ciliate ; and this was a eetition to recover the sum of 1991. odd, th sr .,t e ea rej sices isro learn, frein the said Rayer for costs incurred by these Pe- • teems.teem itidispetahle se- night. on y, that . there not 'the l east Goindatioto for a 1 Several cases were ievestigated, each story of a criminal intercourse oil the Continent, in enormous sums charged to have been f which the name of a very distinguished Pes o sage the Prisoner. Oneof these in which a Mr. has been implicated with that of a Lady •ol titled nent dealer, was defrauded to theamoun rank. ; T he Lady, we are assured, is living in per- deemed conclusive by the Magistrate, ! - feet !Armen with h er husband , whose relations in him to be committer in It was contended ky Mr. timer, for Mr. Royer Y • 9 this country hate sseeeived letters from him within ' of 10(1 Four sureties were procured 'A . It his Clime had alßeady• paid a very !ergo sun for he test week , - which take away every ground of ere- 25 01.. e ach, and the Prisoner abides h , the neglect of his Solicitor, and other matters' with t . • . . dibility from the malignant rumour too hastily and , ensuing cessions. • . • mkke he had been eleargetl, and that he ought net • t° .•inconsideratelycirculated.—( Chronicle). ' John Croker was charged with steak kindled it4st tor the piy men( of these coati. • , le consequence of the failure of the banks of ;of brushes a n d soap, the p ro pe r ty o f M * Mr. T ow n s end then obseived to' the Lord (hen. Messri. MHWIIIt AT, HOLLINGSWORTH, WETHERILL, man, in Thames-street ; but the Prose' eellor, that - this petition' was •e er y- de fi cient in the . m • Suts', Bout.Ta4, and Co. at Durham, Dirlington, . ing ii, attendance , he was remanded til Oedema if prayed . fee; a •much • larger sum being die • tri Thirsk ( shi s h were shut uo on Thursday se n- -I this drive. ,- ' War Ray er Ter . coete, .a i ising from those petitions, RI . , ••• .• -, • • , night?, mgreat run has taken plumos e upon the banks , HATTOM-CIABDTIC---A man of the nal atifif stathd• . that the plea pre bhalf :of Mr. Ray's. . 111 oftbis Fawn, and epori. the others in this district.— was charged by Mrs. Mary Murphy, *I . - aels'not letniiied on iheereal facts of the tense , . 1 P. . All the Newcastle brisk, have weathered the storm, out the night of the 29th of last month, . Upon this seine conversetion took Pace between although the greet distance at which they are situated o'clock, the Prisoner, accompanied by t ' hii - Lordshift add Mr.rf tl*it•ettri, in , 'itch his Lord. .from Londe,' has caused some hard driving to bring lowed her from Shoe-lane hen Egeld.la ship paid Mr. Townsend a very Intered , attention ii . clown Batik of-England paper to meet the demand. witness looked a watchman to-see her he and, in ctiterequessee, judgment was•defeet.e.d fof Mr. Messrs. • T he bank o f Loos and Co. at Sunderland, refused; the Prisoner then, with his •Teorisend•tieletiver in on the morrow morning, the has also bore the attack without thus:hill ; het we immediately came up, and snatched her .pirdeutars oFwimOte considered, the petitiou ought are I sorry to learn that the Stockton banks have been her neck, her bonnet ham her head a ,i i , • tOhave prayed fora . , obliged to suspend their pay ments f ur the present.— in a lientikerchief, and fi ve shillings Prot , - 'Mr. Townsend complained " to his Lordship of . the • r . . The establishment at Berwick, in which some of the and escaped. Tee Prismier was Bp i , „ • treatment he had experienced from his assignees, and e • 4 Which Durham bankers are partners, has done the same ; Read, jun. an Saturday last, and his pet I dittputed the legality of the bankruptcy ; to might b at o f its ample means to satisfy ill demands, no by the Prosecutrix.—ire nos remanded. r ' Ms Lordehip admitted , the. possibility that he doubt is entertained. The traders of the towns and I . is ! ,y ~ - 'at Weeper as to that ant' allowed Mr. Towns- land.owners have done their utmost to dissipate the es Q sr u s e t r s7; ;e s l it sr E o . nros!‘ti' nd er. a ,;.• 1; . .e n‘ . 11 F ; F el . 3 o ns t 'm 1 , .edd tialwaer a petitiOnein forms. pauperis on that evnove, E-qr, rh:sciell by win. K-ity. te • I, groundless alarm, by engaging so recei v e th e notes of , Wsitilm„; him on ,be Keises highway. and fared' ..1114104, - and Sir S. lictismtar consented to assist Mr. the banks in payment.—(Newcastle Courant.) ; his person tall • ea l.„ his properly. The poor 11 l' f: Thwrisend in framirig the same, Mi. Townsend pro- 1 . Hz KING 0? KANDY.— Our Readers are ap. Pear" , ill t 1. " 10 " Suavely in roans lottlret . • par *mingle state it in Court himself. p r i s ed of the defeat and capture of Bsget Scinila„ avowable osie of Triit'lg ir aim tar bi- brow.- the (esteem shut 0.-ra•ion, he w is' filler *wards lierni•l 1 "rhe Loan CHANCtLLOR then made some general • e . King of Kandy, in the) sle of Ceylon. The trophies dot, Nowt which was ha iiscripli"ll expressive Moo entertained of his In•overy. This he sithstiod 6 eliiiiiiiiiiofic to the Caurt, respecting sante letters in of rho royal capture -brought home in the Niger M. I met wore et ow lon fish, ot et h a riblona and two real . - piiiit'and written" which' he had received (we sop- gate from the Cape of Good Hope, where they were i eh, susseay moriiii•g, hely/ern unpi l e t ma Wyk cons i s t e d o f th e commit down Quire', • Hend-e•ourt, in the Strut. if 1 .pe to front Mr. Townsend), and stated, that be should trans hi ppe d from the Africaine, 1 i --- sever give attention to such private communications. . „ King's throne, sceptre, colours, &c.: the throne is i r na l ' ee ll s a l e n , h , i e c : . „ ° ,l e a s u ie rl a e l e e , covered with -plates of gold anti silver, ornamented ' She P il. _ r_ iarr was alowit la i h n e irs W FXsZ t eillis t l i s e -i matte a speedy re 4 ) ev f l i a s w4k ir e , i d o an it4 enemy. boarded him, and, wi • . 1,13 p workmen employee lately, in repairing the with precious stories ; the sceptre is a rod of iron; an 11, , nest toardia. .. • derails from St. Martin's Werkheuse, in Hemming* , having a fine brilliant head. The latter is a correct 1 . / a m i ne si n : i n 1 4 1 1,..„: d n i or i tit , wighs. _ ile . a . TO te, to the cornmon-sewer,diicovered several human i emblem of the authority with which the King go. to Neutgate tur trial. be ores, and one nearly entire skeleton. They must i yarned his subjects : for heexceeded in - cruelty every be P. lain in the earth for nearly two •headred years, I otherFosternDespoe Many Britidisubjectsereknown A meeting on a point of honour took at which petind the spot where the workhouse now to have been sacrificed to his unprovoked barbarity; turday se'ennight, at Bury Meadow , net • at, ads, and for some distance round it, was a bury- , and; not long before he was taken, being displeased Church, Exeter, between Lieutenant ~ • es . -ground. I with his Prime Minister's wife, he obliged her to cut Mr. B--a. Their flints, it seems, Z• • • 'Woceseo ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday night, about , off. the heads of three of her children, and pound susceptible ,of . fire as their feelings f a . el, iven o'clock, Mr.. White,. who occupied the them in a mortar—and then gave orders to have her ended without bloodshed. t t gel lona door hi the house of Mi. Woods, painter, drowned, which was immediately put into execution. Never did Providence bless these r anti glazier, No. 5, Charlea-court, Strand, - was , . The prise-Money obtained by the capture of Kandy more genial season than they haveenj o y, . .. 0 rig op stairs with a Tightest -candle in her hand, is estimated a t 300,0001, was there the appearairee of sneibund I - ow e coming in from the yard, her clothes by some 1 - About four o'clock on Saturday morning last, a every kind of g ra i n . wh ea t s are is, per • • Thee its r a .1.0( tire, arid owing to the draeght of air , person named Townsend was found dead, with his fine, and heavy.• The partial showers] on tAe stairs, folioed •into st blaze; tool She-Wall'inl•• neck dislocated, and his face and head shockingly lately fallen have wonderfully improve , ' medi htely envelopedeti tome. . Her piercing screams • bruised and lacerated, at the bottom of the bank Hops are greatly bettered by tbein, as ,• soon' bettuOt several of the intwattslo iier assistance, leading to Southover, at the foot of Keere-hill, grasses are very luxuriant.—(Cambrian • who -.succeeded in extingiiiihirog the; fire and fleeting, Lewes. The unfortunate man b a d l e ft hi s s iste r 's A melancholy accident happened- oe • • d olf twee horned remains- of iser • clothee,,that it was house about two hoors , befure, in a state of Wale- Wal worth :—A woman, a lunatie, whuli l r • thought advisable to take her to the' Hospi tal, where c ation. The accident was occasioned b y a broken fined at the H o s p ita l at Hinton, where she new lies-in a very darigeroseestate. • e fence he had to go over. The son of the deceased, night since she found m ea ns t o cu t l it • . s • . up en ther e eigete Of. the 27th - J,une t rut'l!K Mee ea- about. thirteen years of age, was with his father, but both her arms in a shocking manner, ha i l i • l ik ing in.Glisisliire, near Infeiary o sahti:it. times was suddenly: Missed him, and being insensible of the home by her friends to Walworth, WI depre•sid in spirits, left his house; and wiihnot4teerd caute• of his absence, sat himself down on the batik, Hospital nurses to attend her. Yesterd ‘ r o f until the 7db instant, w hen he wes.dlisconsted by . an d f e ll as l ee p, in which state he wa s f oun d, w h en nur s e w e n t d own into the kitchen to fetc , 4. a , Ikepherd'S deg; lying by the side of- a *violet, the body of his unfortunate patent was discovered. the unfortuiratewomate though hardly i ' solon g.some brustolood, covered with Jeeves, met SO • . MAIL COACH Ronava .— At the Leiceste,r Assizes threw herself out of the first door wind, f e eble that he could not stand . e upon boing,carried Peter Mackglax, alias 141 4 Glyn, was tried for rob- `her thigh wits. broke in two places, I I home and litter:opted, he deceired lie had tasted no- ' bing the mail coach between H o lyhead an d L on d o n, I fractured, and she was otherwise bruised en u mt i these but water during the twenty - one days he w a s of a box of g uineas to the va lu e o f 14001. w hich had i fell a manner, that it was suppos e d 5 1 Illbseut, and when he became so feeble as td.bi enable been forwarded from a merchant in Dublin to his i survive till night. to . wa tk - ,,fisi crawled on his It:lnds and !sweet° the Correspondent in London. The Prisoner had been I A ruffian, in the garb of a Glle wink, of the rivulet to satisfy his thirst. e fteistertain employed as an occasional Guard ; the case wen i himself on the company of thetwo be ce fund with him, ternecould he have pro- clearly made out, and he famed Gu il ty—trans. iof Lambeth, while walking i n Baiter,rrierlem . • • 6 •_., stood any at any o th er h ouse w ith o ut .its. beiots portation for seven years. Thursday ev en i ng , an d a l t h oug h repek 11110,N as &Wise liihnbitents of the district made-an ; IP/teem:no: Nosresits.—Persant wishing for par. to abstain from his familiarities, he atil she tekhbed , Ineffectual search for him for sereeal slays, The old ocular Numbers for see New tottery o f fluty 5,Q00 : them, and at length proceeded s o f ag si .. • ... „...v on. war alive two daysago, but extremeleefeableoad , Tickets ,. containing. a G rang e p r i ze o f Reo m ,ooo spc , a a red nd . ex ind it e s c pe es t i a t te l t i l be th r e ly ot w h i e t r h , one- or theesisteit , a variety of other Capitals, may, have the timissced.—( 101inburgh 'Japer.) . that, 0 .. We ace happy to e hear that the attractions of Wise'. by an early . application, to CA it no Li, and Co., 7,' silver knife elle had in her hand. Ha i 1.. I • r hoi milt cmojnise untlifilitliihed, is is folly 'proired.by C oo mbe', and-Y6 , O e f er d_steeet, Contractors for the and the ladies „terrified at what thew, bee - ' ewe - e row( l s o f f,, s hi ona biggsto)locik $O. thati. Vico of present Lottery, which. begireennd finieetweettwing for assistance. On cut • . In "04 1 11 Ns Meet ',.• •St ... , ' e cgiut alaubetasht. , , .'.:...... .. ..:. 7, 1 ." 1 ! ',i i5..911a . ity,, the 24th of This Meath.' ... mattarlorin WY rpßeetamietass.' t i . .•. . . • . . •... . . • - . . • .A • . .. a. 3, rmer London, . ir.ma r6 NA, n", tailor illetkett, 1 10t11% and c, I, aid J. M. Has. 1-J, ma i hop, J, takes. nip, Hs. farßir ra% 4 0 um 1, J. Ho. claw,.tat* . ! no ts . a. d,' I 31 10 t nrough,, bone, t rage, was the w mi. e of his walking nal, he 1 being • an, ap. mooed Pd. id's Ti. of age) ihat• Ihi Lim, by dead; !cleans, irpt the ittle be. • was ho had be the meet el fellow at the >moon, .tent ad market, • be ie. et the Elmer, els, 31. seemed Ibrntlr ad s and yes it. r.evie of 1.. the i4ctie•-- isb. rw• lo- ynt 104. le 41;111.n. 11111! Ar'gr.st p h Now riitrmles raittlulft Owe we ,f a Cm r isehrie. d awn d nrt.l and ;how te• erptelortti arsterA rA,11141 y !tn. IV . tthelbef 1 n. elan he miner. cure hal 4 re. nrr peones •it< hen lad :WI e Owlet 10IV Ply/4'311e I of thee ITkif dh.in! O st.ile. 10 er"l vans." , as. WO e.ittr.ge est ..s vst ecties sr a oder Ibe e„ And „NI 1 3. r,ptill) the bit ..g 'roe ✓ .1 the on. con- re will re . rt ▪ Wife g fa• t, y el • eet. o r 'ls Fsox ras I.O,NDON GAZETTE, duc • CERTIFICATES—Aga, S. W. Reid aid W. Stephan, Great George-street, Tower mercbasts—T. Mee. Krilering, Northiumptatishire g farmer..., Brown, join. Colchester, Eger, miller—J; Ran, horse-digier—T. Leotard; Rsitoa-Beare, St. Panena. b , ' W. Wright,Clarence-pliacc,_Harkitcy-road, bone hair Letwec—G. Cobh, Leeds. Yarlobire, Bar spinet—J. cingtoa, Beaumont, Et-es Linner—W.Sadth, Liverpool, eisaht—:C. Kalimeir, Southampton now, Rlomnsbory. t a il J. Tayl o r and M. W. Smith, Liver, g 44. stairlsoutautanorti, t—R. Williams, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell. printer. Arent!. Prices of CORN of EN(II.ANDandWALES, varier, from the Return, ending July .9 Wheat. Rye. Barley. rats. Ream [Peen. I s. 4. s d. s. 4. 1. ,4. 1. 4. .1. 66 7 39 8 34 1 VS ig7 s inn .44 i t , i. had done, c.a11.11 ...... kitaliffetao", it tuFVI 114410 N R.C. Printed ard Patillcie 1 b, I) Lav ail .• . .? • liskaiasaart OfErtaiis $7; Part-strect. • . f • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . . • T. Fawsitt sad Made, Manchester, silversmiths—G.lloN a and E. Habitant', Turk, emornoa-hrewerN....ll Hi m , Lambert. Leeds. grocers - M. Hancock, F. Nakefield, wild s „„sh, Nn•ilagsam, lace manufacturers—J. And M, cock, and F. Wakefield. Nottingham, cotton-spiourrs O Crease, and F.. %tidier, Nett-Sraiiitfield--G. Alton, Boardman jun. J. and H. Forer, °reran, Cheshire., eyi printers—M. Macpherson and H. Nemrope. George.y Princes-street, Soho, wine-merchant—J. Scott and T. man, W igan, Lancashire, linen-mann rarlurers—Daniel donne and C. N. Field, Moon.lane, machine-ralera--R. B J. Sprige, and C. A. Feidler, lock-manful —J. Sheppeard and J. R asshothain, Manchester, Eseiga c' Brown, S. G rling, R. 111,keway, Gower. North, New-road. seagliolists—J. ;matey, W. Ban's, , bent, .1. Way, and J. H Jos, Trowbridge. Wiltshire, ckabira N vette. .1. L. N. Watt, and J. Foot, New Sanwa, W" - %bite, i:m.merelsant On Saturday afternoon as Thomas Seen, Fig. gentleman of extensive property at Faritborr Kent, after having mounted his favourite. which became restive, flew into a paroxysm of and violently corrected the animal; but such sr irritation of his feelings, that he withie a fek notes afterwards fell off the horse, in presence wife, and instantly expired. Sunday morning, as a labouring man was win along the bank of the Grand Junction Canal, perceived something in the water, which, on taken out, proved to be the body of a woman, • parently about forty years of age, and which teemed to have been about a fortnight in the wafers body was taken to the hone-house to he owned. On Monday evening the driver of Harwood' verton waggon (a lad about 16 or 17 yeart of was found robbed and murdered near the Whi on the Wellington road. It is supposed, that murderer threw the- driver and choaked him, holding" his fingers en his wind-pipe till be was for on the nicest examination by several wrens, i no signs of violence could be discovered, eseept mark of a finger or thumb on his throat, a lit( low the chin. Thb amount stolen friam him • one pound note aisd some silver. A man , who ' been riding in the waggon is suspeoted to murderer, as he was not seen afterwards. On Saturday, the sth instant, the punishment the pillory was inflicted at Manchester,_ on, a te called Samna Hollowell, who was convicted ginr,er Sessions of that town, of the too common. but immoral, illegal, and barbarously indecent of exposing his wife for sale at the public ma, like ,". a beast which perishes!' Heir also to priennerkthree motith4. • j Friday John JosinChisholns was eteeoted at New Drop, i 1 front of the Nigh Gaol, near Ent pieswint to I* ',roes*, Ihr forting a Nei) liiit ikkieppilltranW the *es Weld tat 60olipe•Aiecit. P tended by the Rev. Mr. Cheery: Atirii , polecat s% resignect,.aott after praying avast feet far about too minutes, he .gave the fatal signal, was no more. • - • &c. ENCOURAGED by the .uniform ettecess teudone t:te peculiar method of Trentruear is the.cyre a few toresolem Complaiut. whirls has been confirmed b. the exp , rietiee of many years, on a brge and exttiostre pretio•— Oemible also, of lac (nippy erects "choking to the efaoi. Yedlcal Me.. vont' • g their attenti•sa to a fermis . ' thist - e• onspel., blessrs..liOSS anal CO. Members of the Urge of Surgeons is L motion, comity., to direct their Judie those I)i•orders arsaag from u were, destructive "lithise' esise.i.ie Y . aihr wlsirl,,imt acest.Owe a oakap.rthl• of Nervous etfectiont, but ult. coolboils .ao its Valli/Ito al, esservating MM.-Oldie, of old NT. In mar diarri-hittlailr• Debility or. Delicieoes, w twiner the crorwltemre of sail) fill habits, ext•esttve drinking, lung rethtence So hot ci or any ot herl enst , e, by .whit is the .porti.G. of .CIIIIIIIII , •- • beittotte enfeebled, ns regularly educated Sargeons•sof l A astun, they offer a liras, safe, odd sootily restoration to sated alsorooth betilth. Where an Carly applicatien k sinde fin the Cure of Oaks Disorder, frequeolly contracted is ti monmow of ty, the eradi ca tion it geneyally completed in the Ann space two days. awl in the more adviusced and inveterate 'tango Venereal infection, characterized by ti variety of,p.iinful nn illiaretsing symptoms, a perterrrance in their plan (without it maim do flirt or exercise) will ensure to the P.itienti perlordin 4 sad radical cure, The Diseases of the Urethra, nu frequently canners. with, or orisnoc, from rhe abase Complaint, have WI ez , C.ll/#4 their attention g by an infallible 'aid improved plan, they : ahled to remove olotionte (heels mkt 'Stactstres, recent or of lode durinion, without .relatroiag to the f and dimgerenz use of the Caustic- Bougie. Many notillteei adduced of wry inveteratesayea, s of %eyelid year. imittiounnr , having yielded to theirmtikrad 'mfessi da3s. after the ruse' been attempted by other Practitioners without elf•ct such has bees the agreerthdo result of Is p.lielier of 14 thut.the mode of treataacut has I no, in nue single ilmouiri proved abortive, during which period many thou s tot p of Both Sexes o live experienced the enjos meta of hacir;;, perfectly cared, after sewn: sad injurious methods had persevered in to no purpose. To Married F. malet, w tv-ar evpretniinni of those ' pledges of connubial hoppisess hov e h er o defeated, it nor be.* pleasing reflections,. kilts', alibi by a proper terse. , in their remcd c rs, the general health is renovated, and petimeats removed. ble,sr§. Goss and Coogriclusi•ely peofefsing the rive of particular cosisoleint., Its order that they may ~.it tic ' l ' ol ba a iiii%Lakeo few, With tliebriolocpsy so justly attached ' ignstrahl empitk-, think it but justice to themselves In lbat they hayie hero prowerly edaeated and initiated into branch of the proofe , simtArertificates of whirls. from loespikals, and testimonials from the !eism praeodunal rifles, they have to convince any enguirer). That a reiidrwe la the warmer berai,phere..of nor eacters world, as well ' sl° other patts, embuldens,them to assert, that their respwciv having been confitied to , di.easra already moomerated, they * out ro certainty of gemination Ws such as may labour wide( debilitating effects of a life posed under she torrid snow. father, that having had opporliinitieu, in their proofessiAllil packs, of fOrtniag nit intimate acquaintance *sth the cold' Urinal habits of seafaring resort., they offer 40 them the nssurances of itomedbote ud I that the success rersili-d. their eirdenvourt brit induced them to quit be potence general practitioner: and then presume Iheir.preiewron• salutes a fair ground for the unotecedel.ted corfidenre which they have, by the public. siren MI liberally loonoare Peden(' in she ementry are requested to state the part of 41Nif tfilfgnge, and( manner of living, mordosinir a le° for sidvice.aud tnedbioes, and the remedies will be given warded 00 any part Gish!, kingdom. Too! tonsil/eel at their house daily (persassallv, or by ' post peaßthy,pefieets of •eittier sex,- with secrets, del and Ilitentinn. Gnu , nu l'o. Siregeons,l3, Dereweriesstreet, Fleet-street. MaYI, Ista