The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-12 00:00:00

I;: L.411' I'ELLIGENCE. COUP' 'CIIANCER.Y. LINCOLN'S INN 11/1.14.. Aim. 11. STANNEY IN HIS OWN saltafturtclr.. Sir S. Rosticor said, this was a Petition to supers sedese of bankruptcy, issued against. $4.1 wird Stanney,.on the ground that he was not A. trader, and sec•mdly, that he cointnitted rib easel bunk ittiwci . The Petitioner stated, that he residat st Daton, in Lancashire, where he lived bxfarming estates, which Ise held by lease. In thecoMmission . issued against him in 1814, he was ductibed to he , a cabinet and coffin-maker, and the Petitioner de. nietrever having exercised either of those trades as a profission. lie said (by his Petition), that about seven, years ego he made. at the solicitetion. of his frienilt, a few enfiitlll 4 'but it was merely an act of friendship towards theta, and not as a trader in sack I articles. About tsieniy or thirty years ago he Was a printer's block.maker i as:d in the course of that business he had acquired the art of accommodating the dead with the last earthly furniture. During the last ten years belted mit& no rolling or followedany p Ilis son, is hom he baginstructed in the c tf ri hue, had madei few coffins on his own account, not the hanks upt had never derived any advantage frosts the same. His affidavit wps sepperted by the siffislarvit of his son, and that of a female named Kin. der, hotic of whom deposed, that the bankrupt had not been • dealer in the said. &Ans. With respect to the act of bankruptcy, it. was sworn, that he never went out of the way, but sold his goods, giviisg his attorney directions to settle his debts, and discharge the action brOught by the petitioning creditor. • Sir S. Romilly raid, there was evidently enough to in. duce the Court, if not,to supersede the commission, to stifeej an action to be brought, for the isurpose of trying Whether be,tris a tinder within the Bankrupt llows . br not. ' • . 1111. Roots, on the same side, said, there were Mead affidavits oppostelto the bankrupt's statement, cud 'among them the affidavit of the grave digger; of Dalton. That gentleman, the grave d*ger and see, Inn, like a more popular and telebratedgrave digger, stated; that he had been grave digger, man and .boy, 30 sears. Geedman . Delver hail, however,goste fur. ther than truth would allow, for he said that all the cliflllts in the pariah, in • his time, had been ; mode by the bankrupt Stanuey, who, ,he verily believed,' - had made from 000 to 1000 in I.lll.courst of the last 25 years. New Shia le 'evidently fable, said Mr. itoots • ustlif . ki was to stets it hastiest exorcise of his profession, he wield Lie i,s kit non grorre." It was Impoesibie lkld bankrupts admitting be had ear. • tied en this trade, cosi& have• made' so irtarty. The stombir wttruitre than the number of tilliabitattli Hilts,/ within thartime in the Xillsae.. It tras, 2 tentt. ever, plain, that the tattoo bad takes' the scrii foi the father. II; contended that thteewirs nor proof ofliie beakrept being It rimier.* , Mr. Li Aan said, he was conilnced dist any body,. who .ead the affilsvits On both sides , *nuid he retsrly: to say that the b4nkrepi had bees, a regular conies! maker. :It turned opt by the' affidavit of the 'maim' that he had - made, every coffin in the parish for 2.; years. The Activist, the bankrupt kept a peblie. house, and derma sic k slobs weii held at his hosie.. 'Whenever a Member was expected to die,,he stipulated that he should make, the Coffin. •_ petite for cafin making was sp strong, tat he cows plained if be had net so make coffins for other, sick clubsheici. in the. ammo village. Tit...sexton . had. been supposed capable of inaccuracy in his state. merit, howeter, it.was reasonable to suppose !wharf . told the - sroth..,.lte _bad an opportunity of know. ing tlie number of coffins; becanse.be . was allow. ed the rope to, each at a perquisite. .Ho had Also, a pint of ale from the .bankrept for every coffin he put in the ground, and frequently . money instead of ale.. Anna. Barker, another witness . , stated in her affi davitthat the bent rupt came in. March, 1813, to the house of her brother, to take messurg °Clio:deceased , corps ‘ of her father. There could be no doubt ontbn question of his being a trader, and .upon tine other pi tier , namely, fire act of bankruptcy, he had to obigrye 4 that the bankrupt at his last exeminatirso, , refusgiltownswer the Commissioners, and on their threatening to commit him, he declar ed he was ready to sitar any thing. Under those circumstances the Court could give but little credit to any declaration each &person could make. Sir S.Remtra.e said, an action was the oety.waysl . in which the Court maid decide whether the Pati.. tionve was right or wrong. The Loan CHANCELLOR ,pointed out a couspiPte contradiction in the Petitioner's statement. • . 1 , Sir Saseur.r, RoattLLY io reply, adverted ,to. the affidavit of the grave digger, and observed that the accuracy of i 1 could not be relied on, as the man evidently confounded 1000 ropes andpints of. ale, ' with WOO coffins. There was on the whole, con. trary•ssrattriog, and he submitted to his Lordship that it would be the better way to.serul the question beforanJury. The lona ensucamort wits of opinion, whether the Petitioner had bees I. a' trader or not, that he had not dealt- fairly with the patitieulog creditor. The question would eitiesetely assantsv he tried by a .Istry r and at the bankrupt m h&t he r s ing it to • trial wi t hout the whim,. of Ahn • his Lordship said he shoulddismise lbs Petition.. . The Patitioo was accordiesit d. liAlr TO*MOW. Aid. .14 AA* 41Nfituis:ssonaL TOVSTATFSMiN; f ' .- • that this mode of relining sugar was not ipw. ; stated, that the prt , titis' was deitribed in a periodical publication; entitled ~/t h e 4tegieiltriw of drft—t hat it was also to be found in ti French chemical work, in which charts& was poiuted out as having the most powerful effect in altering the Colour of vegetable . liquids—and, finally, he deposed, Mit he had used charcoal for this purpose, befere the • patents were granted. Mr:liet.L, in a iery elaborate speech, sup ported the application-- , and was followed on the same side by Mr. Hoax.. Sir S. Rostrum and Mr. HART argued, at leagth, in support of the injunction—coutending that the appliCation of charcoal, vegetable and animal, to the.refining of sugar, was new. ''The . Loco CitAnditi,Lost said, the question was, 'whether he should'soffer the injunction to remain in its present forms--or circumscribed by terms, speci fying *hat those terms should bee-L r -or whether he vhould order it to be "dissolved ? certain 4egrie of Inclination to support patents, %here he could, but trot beyond what a sound judicial wilt. ditto . would authorise. As in most cases of pa• hints, this .was a proper subject for a proceeding at law, for the purpose of • discovering. whether that fOt• which the patelit was - obtained was or *as not at . inventionand nett, whether such invention hats' been' eirilated ; anti as it . ..was a matter fit to be de. cided.l4,a Coart of Law, he would not, by statisig his opinion on these points, give any weight to either aid, of the quitstiott. His Lordship then ordered en issue, for the • purpose of •Ifrin b ing the two points aboea.mentiuti4ll becure a Jury, Pending that in. vestigatiori, hi - dissalved the injunction, directing the Dgendent to keep a regular account of the num ber of pans of sugar relined by him up to the period of deciding the question, that, if the Plaintiffs, proied their case, the Jury might be enabled to ap. portion the damages. • .."‘ a . POLICE. I Mansiox•nousE.,—A case of considerable interest to the mercantile world, which has already been twice Investigated, was again brought before the Lord Ma, or. • . • The case arose from an information, laid by John M•kenny, Esq. of Dublin, merchant, against an eminent broker of this city, charging ' , him with vie. lating-the Act of the 52d of Gee. 111. chap. 63. sections 2 and 3. whereby tlte.appropriution of goods, money, &c. by any agent, broker, or other person, to his own or other purpose, without the especial withority of the owner of the said property4secoynes ;felony: • -r to el. ' Theis were three charges of this natpeugtiest the Defendant, the first of which was for tentbexxlieg R certain quantity of salt petre„ ernoeuting, to . 3491-191. the second for ontetaling i n •certain bill of osettaup, for 1711. los. ; f aird„-yhg ,third for etnbetiling thes.tm 4.1801. in bank p 051,10141. • The• Peosecutor, Mr. *Kenny, &pa s sed, that he arrived in London early ift, March last.. Clo Ike ,Ist of that mentio„ he made a purchase of..i-tquen'tity of / salipetre,„itt the liner 4ranke, Relbert, and ?rook., atonutstiug yo Sta. Ihr.centiact, however, Ignites him to the . paongnu qt t is, ; ,ll deposit,. upon. the purchase, In.,.);te,..paid..,eillyfiry• a pertr.d. Ile was then without a ship agent, • and kflowiec the Defendant., he •cotantanintaterlsthe - Circumstance of his•purchase• end ,want. of a„ broker to forwatfl the article to Ireland. _The Defendant -lustautly made an oiler of 'this services to undertnke the agency. This was accepted,. and the rroseestor • advancert alma bill of exchange for, Lill. 10s. 2d. as well towards , paying the deposit, as the . .liquidation of the petchase money... • • In a few days .sulasequent, Mr. _M l Kenny • left town for Ireland; stid l aa.it was necessary to ebtaln an order from the !And-Lieutenant...l4 Privy •Coutt. clf, to secure the shipment from hence, end impor tation there of, •he saltpetre, he immediately upon his arrival procured that necessary document and in. tetantly transmitted it to Ihe•Defendaut. The cern. niunication was also accompanied by another bill of euchange-f0r...2001. for the WU payment of the salt. petre. Theee••were duly acknowledged, but the latter instrument was returned upon the ground that the times were rather-." ticklish," and that as it was difficult to get • bills -discounted, cash, if possible, would be preferred. • With this request, the Pres.- outtor instairtly complied, and in due coarse of post, remitted the Defendant beak post bats te;the amount .of 1801. this being, the •nearest possible suss to be in. carted upon the saltpetre before its shipment took place. The Defendant, however, never sent the. saltpetre, and it turned out afterward'', on•etureiry, that he had re-sold it. . . A compromise was proposed by the Defendariti and Mr. Alderman Mlienny, the brother of .40C Prosecutor, who had come over here oft the part his brother, agreed to take acceptance of thopeo fendant,•payable in 14 days for 3141. lbs. 7d. iblk amount stated to be due.frore the Defendant s .tku Prosecutor. The •ittry of payment for the bill hal question hawing arrived, it was presented but dimpi honoured. Y .' A gentleman from-the house of Bendry, Brooke, and Co. proved the original purchase of the saltpetre ' , by Mr. M•Kenuy, on• the 21st of March, sad its subsegeent diposal by order of the Defendant, wn the sth of April, the amount of ,which was paid rower - to him, The payment of the bill for, 1711. 103. 9J. gi►en by the Prosecutor to the Defendant, was also prove& Counsel were heard• at length on each side, and the case was ordered to stand over for a final hearing. mterday Kr. the! tided . Log, boy 4tirn,• ;tew- less hO coat , 000 Po of ioatormoy, YII old, at - the `.4 Theta • Of Elidabefis Every, Tic 4, itiiiiiireet Eioba.etiia 4 a . - ' • , n., v Mous articks of westriag swank, at sae o'clock on Wednes day. The Prisoner washable to the passage with the Wogs. Margaret Smith: a woraits of rowel appearavoce, *as re seeded till Wednesday . bor stealing twenty-eight Nerds of ot, from Mr. Craig, liaeo•draper, opposite the Pantheon i be detected the Prisoner with the goods. Qurna.sgosts.—Friday; the driver of the hackney-coach, Wu. tOl4, was summated by Miss Mary Cole, for rude belsis iyionr and abusive language, This young lady was proceeding to her sister's, who was then lying dangerously ill. N 1 hen the coachman .had gone as far a. Church-street, Paddington, he refused to proceed any further, and the remonieraaces of the young lady were treated wish the foulest language; hut as she Irould not prevail on herself to repeat the language before the Magistrates, the case was nee. scarily dismissed on account of I the irecompitiencirs of her evidence. Mr. Festoiru; I..mensed that Such Fliuuld he the result, although the rouse of it could not tout he admired. as the ens-, according to die relluiun of the young lady's friends, was most vagrant. . ANOTHER FAMILY POISONED. Observe, a few Shillings) of ► (with which View ° Mlle, AGULD! Sexes, la Containing pochoodrlae t eases with wit' explaining the properly 'Ago To which is 'Meets of Verth♦ ; and Sterility or : harm illustrated Milt• lished. " The best Lord ' faithful admoni baying ant men fiats r %prk,el, what the phi! (astir rusts he ,nn...,, To obviate emssequences eventually to - Lion of the " deluded of eit putouts without teas. This Is Blender roots judices subside. and tb •ir own Losiil.n: Pi IR, &rood t SI al by all Bo! X learn than d WOMAN r An event of a most melancholy nature bad nearly occurred on Saturday. the fah Ma. in t e family of a merchant of the first re. *peetability, iu Aidersgate street. from the fatal erects of arsenic, tits the day above mentioned, the Gentleman in question bed. a select party of friends (two Ladies and two Gentlemen) to dine wish Mm The dinner mused over, and wine and fruit were place) ow the table as weal, when, in less than tea minute*, the Lady of the Moose felt herself so much indisposed, she was obliged to quit the room, and was instantly followed by the ether Ladies. The kulisposidon of the Lady was almost insaintly succeeded by that of the master of the bow and one of his guests, who were teased with violent sickness nod every symp. tom of beinglinisoaal. Mr. Wheelwright, of Falcon-square, was immediately milled un hearing the symptoms of the ' iuvaNgi f lmerined. declared, w kerma hesitation, that they had takes mom poiscm. The medicines proper for eaitellingibe poises were admitisterial, sad an enquiry was-instituted as to MA R.RI What they had name. The kitchen was vissterf. and the cooking happiness, utensils were examined, but nothing was discm ered witich could that form the uw at all point out the cease of the accident; and what rendered secure them the the circumstance more perplexing wan, hat the cook and house. People of ever, maid, neither stab°. had partakes of the dinoer Stet into the hut, where the parloar, were bath at this period Miceli ill also. Dr. &thing-. litated by a renal tna,.wito had hrriveit in the interval, suggested that the dele , tiro of stability terimai ingredient most have been contained in the wine-winch . requisite to reel' rintd been drmsk, tied t& account for Ake servants hen ill, ' male the spar +charged them with baelag dole that which is too frequently ! elenthilly to di practited; lasted their .nut's wine before It reached his.tahle. the mialumsri This was at Ant sioatb-deosied by both, bat en being told their Ain't wi n ch facia. lives depended me thett“wwgine truth, they etterossed they had ; S 0 yean, to -direct each tasted • wary &tie *op baUove the btitierlosit op his nay. - • treatment and awe This kiito • discovety of-armorer inns • witnice the evil had aright( -therefrom. flowed, the wine in the decanter Wm examined, and was dis. 3 awed by the dent entered to be of a strong salution of ideals s the . le ft is which brinks no Dm the Mink-bottle am also 11•111yezed, lethal Dr. took-larevent or .emhittes family a desert wsonand of tbdicterdue oat of It, watch from ap- .auh of their plan - peatanrct had been is tk battle be for e the wiae. Wall pat ihto.l. ravages of these it. Two of the tains+ seamed the Gentimaea bed fortunately ! the catalogue, of not taken any of the wine, and the rest of the company odly j who has iaduk!ed one glass each when theprovillential ladispasitame of the Lady l posfessietaal of the house pi citrate/ any more being taken I Madan yooe taken - CURRIE bud a iecood glint, it is the opinion of the medical gentlemen that , as well as the t. the effects must hate been &tat. At present the sufferers ) though the care. of these still weak, are considered out of danger. • ' bat, sensible. • lcatamitieS, they Members of the • Armin. AT SOLOitit."—A fete; dayt - since, a Mri Rdinburgh. 811 Courts, who keeps the Three Ten .public.houte, at radically cared mast nbstinaie Waltham Abbei, was 'found in the cellar of that tare , p aha , a homers, with. his throat cut ; fortenately, however, i speedily cured. medical assistance Ivon promptly rendered, and strong rarec o, r ubl ibe it fe ar '' hopes were entertaivied- of his ultimate recovery.— I A t i e . an d a m + Upon examination, however, it, was discovered that rated real .letters of the he had inflicted a severe blow epos-his forehead with .1 plan o r irei 4 nte , a hammer. These complicated causes, it is presumed, i•fram will close a life, which for. somo time-.past has. ap. t•l l 7 , 4 l: re V s n" . -peered burdensome lb him, arising,,it is said, from - es,„. , vexatious rireumstances in trade. . i•froni the many • Yesterday aftesnoon a fire,lyroke•out.st• ND .?e', in in :4: Me m u lt :t Downing-street, which erentect cousiderable alarm in. Noble Fart. 'es the nelahhoorbood, hut'from the prompt exertions of, ful malady tor -IL the inhabitants, itwas happily got under without doing.t pe se na r g e „" ae 7, f „P,„rl any material, injury. . - , ,:iinaeptcd and • On Thursday, a man named Smith, accompanied •JadidAtury by his son, a lad aged .14 years, was engaged in gold. ing a barge along the . rivev, opposite to Lambeth Pa. , lace, and be seat-his son aft for some ropes+. - The • ' son not returning, the father looked round for him, and he was jost in time to see the lad oink, he having fallen overboard. Seattle fur the body was immedi. j ateiy comMenced ) bet yesterday morning it had . not I been found. .. . • ..`• ' : DEBILITY, &c. . . , " 'I &n i g ts enteric the pellet!, Of hie and s Ihra, litass; melt comfort doubt of hid hair perfect and "di( nit a stranger te has ti in iiis ha pay that tril bly 4.44 aul, vs , momsass W . , ...C• • : .• hiarried %Voiles lONCOURAGED by: the i r '* amifbrin -incetteg • Itt -'l.e k Ae c t li ts„ n s o ra t i?" AZ/ tendiag the peculiar ruesbodmf Treatment 'ia the•eace of , Armes iamb defeats. a few prevalent compiniats, which has been sped/Abed Ist , the , the magma) of experience of essay years; is a large and extensive practscd— I seeininty with 0 „ seinible'also, of the happy efferte resulting to • the Pitiblie Ted* daurptogres/ of Medical A len moaning their . to tasWitas to a Mends clam ear .US.. vience. fly an e eases, )les/re. GOSS and ,CO: Members of lite . Bstyttl coil koient nett ewes, I leg of Surgeens in k•andats, ebtailiae to 'dieett theirs tOiei to • tedidos attendance • those Disorders arising femme secret dem mallet imbit of le:, ciiieiar and co. ra y comiderate Youth, which 144 011111.41"1041"li-Pullite."1 {raja Ille.lireattitt seCiffY. I of Nervous Affections, but ' also entails 'nu ill' votaress/ it the iton•garaen. Patient enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of d f me tee ine ok ge . n Debility or Datfirienev,• Weedier llsefcamequeara.aCsails borwr ' , advice nod sis e stie fel babies .excessite• drinking, lope residence so .hut..ciisaates s i of the kingdom. nit any oiler cause, by uhlin the 110WeIti 'of . ibe anittithilon I & t a n ki ng* th e t become enfeelsied, as'eesularlY edurickaisSer4eloas at London, !q u r a k edi c i an ._, they offer a Arm, sit*, sad,.. opeetty...resaurathib 14 loam' Sad i f 1 -- i—s--T-•- -- --- i .. vigorous health.. To:r.TAY.Lort, Where anearly applicatlaa is Made lot the retie if arCers l . 7 ' . DT..s et Ste, Mtn SitaiderelliutilleutlY etott lo6ol l_' in a . . Inn, 11 ", 1 444 "° 4641 e• '! - Yr FEEL it ty, the eradienuap Is.getsernitx corpeJell ,ill, Inc suns! -.P/Se., gi A ~, o f, il w , torn days.' and In the mo t e . e4d4beed l aud ' eaelderate sieges i. Venereal' fat ellani - ehora ardliy , ia mirk/Pot Yebibfal lard Ifc 4 * froth y , distressing svarpteus,,apervesse . ,_ mice 4n. t her.papa,( ss ispisetaa-. P 1 , 1 •,....T 5 i . , straits Indictor terrible ' ) will misuse to the PalleSdii peCtrlocof "?'" . t or n . h ‘ & sod indicts! tare; - • •;• •' ' • ' ••• •,•• • *, •• ' ' •ii.trnit!, whir f 'The ' phewe' a? lOW Arrrthraf as fregnestly eamireVil•". lll,4l , l se r at 4 edattl• with, or ar)tilW ~ froal OE Waive Complaint * host ant romped . ilie t rd 4 ;' l ,l' i t". their atienllob i'hy an inthaibleitana inspitived planisbey ;weep- • 11 ,,,.... *KV 'yenta , abled to .reninvil -7 ishititiote 01-el, nitlY Stkleturtli whether! ° • l rihi tlii i .H ‘ ,/ nefl,. retest .or of legs daratinn,. without . rier eking to tie pairsfari.ro" l ,r," , I "4 al es_ - 1 1 ,. nd 4hulterPolt.X.of the Ctiostießatigie. Kitty jpstamees ean be ir !rersti.firlitl i bt*.itaja mance Ur Yery inveterate seises,- of several ye tans enntidinieer; r uelM ino ' in al ef rett kr ol . Mf a reeow' baying sielded to their method ion:few daysr afieulitN•chirrislid ..,.. , ..,_ been atientataff.lly elther,'PliteAthpnepit ,wilhosiCrill -, 41 s. And 'War .i . 4"g t !..V . 0 Me such has been the agreeable result 9f a practiin cif 11 ye!fris. way mil icco to t' we lee liva the modeaf ire/ament has net, in law slekk fisininee.• ere, er d ; and peered nbore . tve. Anrieg which 'period many.theavalud.plevinsat I'llt t t"i l K2'n.n l e i doubt nut hht of o pe t r ß fec bi t h ly Se rsi l re es d h , o li v f e te r r z se lw y r t i • e re neeti and itt ilj ekl utto l? Urrisa i Trudal t4 hlt b i aa Vi te e : l " l ,' b ita ll is i .'h i sa n‘ ::.• fl G M ad, • persevered at tann - petpose. - To Married Female.., wh”se.eviwetifientreof thou. tweler.! Wil l 00314 ' 4,41 Y , ,pledges of callaahipl happiness have Awn tlykated r it mat 'Or • Tt . I. with ils.- is be a pleasing redeciltiii to knew, Unit' by a prtaihr lierseverenec . self/ S ir, your nide , hi-iheir remedies, the general health la•reeuvaled; aro lite Wei • ()e petbasenit removed. , a./wife. Manc! .. . _ ... N Mrunt. Goss arid Co. exclusively professing the cure of there ' „ .r. S. - V" the '' particular complaint., in order th a t they early nal be model mist published. by a mistaken few, with olse obloquy so jolly attached iii.viat ..inene. shall dici t a ignorant email ie. think it. but justice to thern s ei vr e t 9 S t ate , ' Prep:unit and., that they have teen pruperly od:seated and initiated into every - aid! non, Members branch of the profession (sertitinates of which. Pram various 'hi their linw.e, Ni' hospitals, and tesibursnittls from the hiebtat 'wrote:adorned erotica- ntant reside. re fs titter, they hare ta,caus hire airy eneps in•r ). TIT( a residence Cultic' s directed he the. vintner hequishere •af our eastern world, cs well it in ' illeidelltdi to ear other parts, etniailderts theta to assert, that .their• reseneches , s ioliible v net's hawing. t.cco crannied to diseases alreatty enumerattell, flies' boy , tilt/arse, 'they Asti out a certainty of kennsatissis to.such as may labittir•under thy gettluitrat.lt a -, lattin debilitating effects Of a life passeditnder the toirid tone. A S.d hi• esteemed by' aif farther, that having' had opportunities. io their prtetsi , entl ea—, be obtained, and it parity. of fora/jag owinsimate actinnintonee with the evasstitp. I Ales sold. h. tilt non& habits of serrirtrinn person., they offer to them the' fiebt siring nt a di,elen; assurattere of immediate it f 1 that the .ucress i' , ltel(Lig from' . P.M-Mali i rAe thew endeavours, arta, instated them to quit the pre' tee of The roar h's. No. 7. gene/al practitioners, and they preittnie their poqetoionts, can, co nsider:J/1e tow Itilele a fair 'around for the norm-eft:Titled To/tide - act With ' sails 2,. : , I; rat* which they have, by the public. hceie !to• liberally hnisnit red.. 'V/ berrh v parnells Patient; in tlra errantry are requested to slate the part ieulnrn sin...d...cree,.., al f o u t r i a b d ei v r ir elbe e and 'air. ntial witi liiites lna , l d ine nd r l i h sir e r i et il tl i r i les ear te i rll I C g a ttir re o m or i " f it :: be' 5t . 11 1 , 3. n: t• v h er f ell ; warded to 'sty Mil okrhe kingdom. the Stamp-Oilier, To he remelted at theme house doily ipsicsonallo, or by letter - NU: 4 hire past paid). by patients a either sei * .ss ith secrecy, tfel . a . i t" Mali . and utti.ehioit. •• ** '' • score, e 4mp......d11d•r• . .. i' D. 4.1.. c.... .i.g,-„,,„ .I,.fiettye t irsiteeco Fieek-otrEete .4 LON t)tl,4 ? Psi IV ay L,lOOO. . . ,girt ' ST•T L, • „i.~::. *Ait•-* - ~• . • _ . stAwrinita.o is MP iIItIOTIMIV..-asostazt the case was ordered to stand over for a final hearing Mr-Batt , stated, diet this Val au aPPlientiQO to BOW-STREET.—A fellow was remanded resterds dissolve an injunctien• Wittekind.- ken glitAteds. at a for seisdiug a bey with. a brown-paper, parcel to M : ' I formes period, to restrain tbeDeresdant, from mak: chorea), in the pr, 0, 1 1 SitaW Leferre, N. P. Sprioglerdens, as from th ing use"of. veget.ilite cc ett5......"...' Dover coach, to demand is. Gd. while he remaisie '>N 1 cess of refining sugar.. ,A,Gentlensins of the owe re; the return•:of the boy in the Auk:. Suspicion arising ', I Conshint, had, it oppores6 obtain * " 1 ' 9 "l nt ' " 4 S ..the parcel was npetted—fiiled•witit -grass ; the ho , • ; years *PM for refiniu; sager with astetitibie citric . .. said he had It from a vortex, wile, waited .for 4 " ) I coal, pull he had given up his right,. .:r that paten t,, and was to give him twopence. Mr. Leferr'n's stew • t ; to a Atlr.,.Yakenhe'c i p, for a saleable . eonsldtteatioo. ard went, and recognised the duper as, a c harm-Aerie' Mr. Martineau had also obtained a patent, f ... o_r re- . ~, servant, home time since. with Colonel Dritikwatei ‘ I fining sugar , toy meets of animal Chargkil. 4 . Th a e r . 'Sir- H. Milford, & c. In the boy's absence, h parties,. conceiving that l fftl r. George ?. ,.. _ts 1 1 . ; rig changed his porter's appearance brtaking off his coa refiner, had encroachrd upon their tights, mood , and apron. , • . for, slut. succeeded . . in ' . obtaining, ap- injunction to• Mattutortorsa-rraccr.—PMllio GUI, about Iliftl !fin . I t pre ,,,, l t. , mi. farther. pursuing the particoler process * ' iv " was committed . fur trial tor an attempt at uauatim:"lgy ,! a • Matthias Georg° Disciti, a 1.-- A about twelve . vars oiti..at,til Plaintiff's claimed . a . s hack nari of Lord Was: (Unica i house , theca rarK,.ou - Hrtir . the ex4attiv,e,rigkt,to.mhich She . vosted in then,. itte,.GetZert..now salletV,ep, 41$ a ereesit 1. . _,, _:, . . . . . . , i, .. Lertlship to dissolv‘o4 th e injunction, Onthi ground, eorge Gordon was ftilly commuted /or sobbing . uigin 4 • i•-• --- z - - .- .. • . ..;. • i . ~ . . .. . - -.ri,... ..„ . = •- - - - .'••. . -..- •• • • - • • • ' dew Copies only are now left on gale (ori.sn, , sf that scarce, interesting, awl wefts% Fendly st„, i , - ` r ig is given no elc.i.nnt Portrait of lee Author , - , 4,4 4 Iliad Hone). entitled )E to Ill.:AI:1'1T ; or, Adv:ce t 0 b,.• .1 1 in a variety of Cuo plaints. By B. SOLOMOY. 61. D. ' ;II TRMitt 1.11 Fignule Due e•. I%•••rasug red p h Complaintt ; ills, fieveri,l 1t..in.,,5, ~ '., . • hick the human body f• mb't f.'l ,, ';ti. .hl. - ; e hyhoptoints„ m . ode NI treal , o•l4. ~, touch. .., ' e.. 4 111 spied for cacti respective corn ; :.u,.,. is annexed, A Murialian on the Pripeiti.i , lot nod Cold- Bathiog ; 0;... ;•1. 11 1 .11-. y no s„,, "', 1 n I)isensirse GP Imp .issicv is •he 4.t,•, „,„i Ilarren , a 4 iollridrnt so Females, &c.-7 to. h 4 ,41 fill a variety of authentic facts, pryer before p i .„ t preservative to keep the mind in henlah," ~, .. (:(:.lad,, in intinv itonn,..tp II), liody t• as * , i , Initials of a (Hem)." Um's. , misuely, the distill/4 co. erelv taus vices. but even on Libles- billiev, ~,,i IL :I, deters thoti.oods Iran :eh .n.i. VI. or re ,..,, iikt goo iii . pher recnounemts ; an ' 1.. a. Y•litt , in xia. in , !Along elms the vortex .11 rti, , ..pati•s., stud sine, ; - WI consequences so d. atuNive to Ma sortie.. ad a populati (((( . has f 111••.. to my late, by the p, N it,. • Guide to Ilealth," a harts is p . .tisted ~l s, 1 .. I , ither sex as the " Silent Friend,' wale:, 'hot ,„,, 1 tot e s palate:and with moor- 41 coveglim, e „y• • L. pri s that suenbitw, the gea ,lee warmth sat' .. • ;,h .* P'" of prejod ice cannot bear. A- veils utir5•,, , 5, 4 ,,„ li. E le, 1114 olltsersous.are left la ib•lr own ••1-1, N: G. n experience. L. 6 6 1411,./1 for the Author; and ioll•by 83111. L a o, i,t114 sheeaoad, Neely. old dorms. •Atterno ge,•,,, g; else oilksellers in the flailed Knudson. bi • en One Httudred Thousand Five Hanared c,. p i,, 1 Guide to Health ,have bone piloted. sib, MATRIMONY. ' , • Fr• .lAGF, should be the foundation of soci i i ye lnn s inns, which Is often disturbed through the 1.1.6„ ip,.. ae union not tiling those preeautiosts wheel, nai l Joe tee enjoyment of that great domestic Idtses.g.-. . i 'cry rank pay adoration to the shrine of gre,tln/k ; T.a h e coati:wise Isas,been rniated by disease, Sr tlesi vitli rertaiellubit coati-4(lra .at a early age, a reams nod icy prey icing to Petering that stale is Ini•-pen-hly * A .evive (be .lumbering sparks of life, aid in reo g , in h stem. ' For nit disorders have eentribtled 0,,,a de-troyAlyaseneal bigot*** t lan those whin as I ere of unguarded _pleasure. It w * as thla tumid, twee Muted Messrs. CURR,I E and C 4., for th... I, ' ben -direct their stud,* and *teat*. exclosivels tnixt bre' A cane Of the Vete-real Disease, and the .14101.0 a di from, as tlinto that derangement of the tystent pa. inn, destructive habits of the i' cm:siderite tcb•iuS,,, pen , no those dlstremitte de6illties al/1 diiiieneT6th d t abides the Illattimo..i..6l mate. The sareessfil le a I"' plan gives theca sulditantal ardour to irippo.e e ll Ks. beset complaints, villth ate dietitian losporra.i Of mof . llamas iairrnities. 14 . . Moss every iet.: l steal in this solitary vie* to see relief by en..,,,t a . sal enrol . eat loon ia unit honour,' te saincis,m,... 4 T sd Co. claim the sanction of s.,lsitLisele au5,,,,,,,.., OM{ e testimemy of unemitradicied tacit: -• 1n'e1r0f....,,,, these cnnppluiutc, they Reid nut an inghserm et a 3 liable, as all sees Must be, of exi,tenre (vs ge S hey offer- their osoistanee as regaled/ edu ..t-d• Sim the Royal Congest..l Saimaa* of London ~,1 SI Sileht mid fi , dent cases of Sr pirilitictureefeas R Sic M *the Alert space of. two days. Thaw of the en c duration, such as 0111111101CW1119, inveterave ;••.1, ;. T.All of th e lnes, Cherts,.A.k.i are- permanendi :ad hit d. Several Noblemen and Asenile:7nm of Ike lul M r have bee., usiderrittevare of 'Messrs Cu, .ae 0 4 3., , removal of compin lets of she sere/Ara, strigisic, t, tyteg received a r.arlienl acid perm/ammo • u,,•, •• I . : fcrdnees May he mitde tioA:feaS, as adisfuei IA 1.,.. Mr. c decided superioriv• of Arrow-. CUrrae sod t'..... Earl tinent. Mn..y• 4 , f arise (lendemen; had .triyiu•rt !•4s,'years, sae weresindersbe rare of Me,..v.. fr.,..e. .b.s. ot 91 hrr Sineises of canal etutpence, wh,•;•••••moed sat ttiei r.itiiticaition hr ii . e: limner/m.lk.- ',ht.., ..... Me. Coptie aild.C.4. hantsentcsrd the faillusing tear, A,. I ay they :ate doily vet - chine' . fr.go H.nalenrc, as •in tam k , fur titrit.te4iirlitiA4 tersueaVand vi A oras 1 4101 !CIO to lbelo, vuirottsg.e.l, (rook the sign *1 *an had lii 4 mtred titurer r fnii diCfeeeSiii sal r,i . .. 1.111 , r -10 ..e.n, ,• he had limo •ntaut ,tlio faro of mord .I• prfir,,,,iitnal eiglitlearip, 111,••4. Of WlllOl9l alt •nleS :••• ort lief ; be* from , die-stsperitec: teeth id of telmsm • k 4. reed by Steles, I . pro Ir. :‘nit Co. he reeritoli ho .. thP emit ipace alone mouth os.. ' t • Jr.. ♦ a:, • 6 11Luy.29, 11&. r. 74 Dr. CU1t11.11?.. 'lr.]. Halion-rrdra. • 3, -feel f opens 'lmmix hi • eormanniratiog it D', ' r. efect.reustaltipaliment of bpi-health ; it, curs44qam r. sd admirable' treistbicat of Stricture% is, its, Ile . r. ay odd, t bat be has a* tor *nay filtirceolmet , e. i pod frr. clan funny d eltic ; and he entern i ii.. as lay int obbatiesr, thedugh Isis I t irr a ad a irpte,.., - • r. wheal - nue of;thae,,,OWY4d elanaPi•linl- A ''"' 111 Ir. • to the mintier that auras ire led she si..ithesi, is positer,irom a fele svial•and t einsonigny • 1 . . eibittt.of applasite to 'lr. cpirie, high he 5 iiii., itilt stall ever be aims( 'Aafill aid willing to arises. Sal unr conies, whet have tong been disappniMel in dull - oil ofis4ituslfy, iiiky 6 4te• 'sedated:alba to a." 4 ( IP pal Owls aye 4mea4ile by, Ideckletes e k,l4 s lifiii 3101 , 40 • say S suet+ insiiediaientalse an oh .rof elnaht and e' eCI g oaken*, -yea the wee of site • droft-ek. hr Inc sre rata of reauvation, is the ticquirc:vent of th i• rise cc. a early . aiiplkafinit to Mestrat. Corrie awl V•0:1 1 1I cape &heparin, duster, and estresca of it leet:'l! ante spun leis eit piri• aced eruct it ioaers. st.,.ri. a. may be enesolial•by pollentiat ringer or., sill 'cfrrY , and honout. at !licit home. Nit. . 1 0;..r.d. T rallenis in the rew•-.tris diesrribisy t 'aii . t .,•.,-! . . , 5s i - Me. and mode of living. fasKtrut,,g.a. Mini Mire i t iticiney, the some "11l be riven or h eat so st , .. ;.1 A. To ease/PINS,' iteervc. - ist essential to melt ~, e itolitame, of.lettem „mai. 1 e added to Use are .10 1 —lO7, Halton-garden. • • • . ~.. 1.13f1, yaq. No. 9, Now irldirporret, Lowl.Q. • a, - it w ttotry incembetti•nopett Me , to infant , e. very . soca antt estreardikary cure I bane te your invaluable Atriiitioi, ERA KIT'S PATENt •• ...; • t-a e : ~ . '4.1. 4 • .%,`# ! . .4 .1,.,. Veers ago .1 was attacked with a Vertnehl 1/-• f 4 "la' hither :Ire, ti §, Vbettictini.titar 1. hst ' I tb• sp pearl ins; ell tutu osy, body, f Jrias old SO* • WA Cilliselli of lite 'Faculty. but tact' 3,.1-11 It emputtlerVirlioLi (`Heat 4111101(h•rftfiqrs-c•lttil • . apilfrans.being rather, of a taiimi.): t halm... mere sk•-t•to "The fileers thalipieisd 4 ; 1 ' 41 APS ell* , :toltefte.. nbyrft en , I Int,t. In, 1r.. , i T recovery. 1V ben b'iogaght to skis she oi , r. Th ta as iiirsillall••i - 'l, - rit a retail/In di in'n- cute, TI the MOttecriee, in iyhic•l 4 yonr. Pills reree.litl. • try a Inas of divas. vv . :left I thought rai-4 I^ wit' Iby fferstietssilig for taco or .4hatee- 0 1606166 . 1.4 L . hair d irr ?" 6 ' 6 4 I f kper it ;Ted the 'foci a 0.,....5e r frot. pain s the F.Mit t zb-,thi a lty ss i E.jetble. 10 . vs 1 • Nit At Perfp3l.l;* IVenfttl/11i 1514 vitillk oall-0 6 ' 1 '' ' one in,.re hal, .Si hi. Ii I th•ak cautious totals ny luailift iw wort). fell via te.• • • - • ,- sno;r benigf, It a er 4 l:torl•• that I suls•crile or TS MaCh'ultige,l hotenitle s.svni.t. - • - . ,-- • • . IT , ILLHIM .P11.) 61 ." 01 6 dancheoter, Jot. 1. „ e publ irih,me tit' r tin not of.j.•••t t 0.14- awe i, but leave you to act .as your owls begs, r j oie _ o u t ate. legs d•stald'ltetloe dole Prop a inveles.•T'itoe..e: Ti,tor. ack bars ..4 the Roy al eglite.te of dugetto.. I- '''" 4 r r 1 No. 9, Ni; Vs Brit.:- 4 , 1.142 ii bee , . 5he......'* aad 1 for inert 'lllll no; eft 5, 1 1‘ verge.. in -prat ti , e o: 4 ' , 'sat, I to the cure of Venerenl evil/Into'. "a l IN ''' ' of 11 •e part,. auf genetatlon in hats ',ears. a Oa Li he S %chick mess of I lien' I.r.st•-•sion sliolli 'a4 "• in as la t : ler IliususelOrs- Pus solstice apl a•sisisureilltl• A', !Midi-ter: to tiecoa: tatting this `i•al , ,e. a" lean ' " ttilkeetifhe p Ilk d At adriatigrarldlui ''' le cl votd .4 - nentimisii y. • - -• r, t i t ii i .i ecfr ; talipps;tegispm;rtrite,...f:sre.it.hese.ocsit.enAlienc.bten.....fairluo". 4 .. odor •Nve:ll • rolr r. . l'' ' W t , lhni• Kt?, • o , *fdrdnurc.rea • Mr. •O'b'" s :01,f ei5i11..11 . ..11."1 , i4 .11.111 hp OOP prr-orl n• ever! : arts wa is. I:rent Britai n ni si Iyeland,, ast Ins‘e 4 A'', tele. - -Paled up swish fall and ploio .:tr. • " red I sta 0( eithee sex sway ireseshettam.vin , aril" • ' t i I ;el , .., and sal. tat. ' • ~•• 7 hr ac's - V hiss Sold iaGrent Schein is .c•Oled or '- b, ht fordo, etillierVariglAitAirefl4.oll '' : 1 •I " '' u 11341 :e. ~ T: Ta‘r•rr. .6a; -4, 9. New Uri...V.4odg 11, 4, ais Pion , . All ortgegs ale -annirri s••••• .al Li ' ... .-•-- - - - • • ti"ird :.rd ••••• - to: e t tag f) f•••v rah. o• IC TfiIICIN OF rfCe. ii, Fleet-it cat • z. . ..... i • • • ~•_.4f, <