The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-20 00:00:00

e,. f aplpo , i e nZ . H tv_icluale endued . 1? rec*J ghoul'. not milk Opted -51ln! tideceinnent would orartorly weetwelll4illepPrewilitt the prkeent vopuLtr e ponsplairits,eunt esspiclutts. Illy en doing, no ddtibt will rentaw Anise Minds or the pe.tple uttittit thy up iittrtioteillioths or.tlielitepregeweJditta i the superior ones n ill ewe to erterrioe their powers—i he ) will nbtain the applause ief thg . nibeele fitoparaity-and posterity nil, etet ,be grateful for Ilbeff set vicei. " 'NV it pieure 'out Midway to lewd& Itemise* hearing lit e his. et.rpreseauotipa, set tcli vt ip e lf uo other object than your • Alaleely . s gliir), arid tl termination of the Tyrant by whom tett am oppu etstikr • " Sevillefsetalg. ib, 1109." .• elbsw=ltemeenelll.-ri'e' 1..- PAN , - •PO r 1 • • • (. • r” • • . 1 • • COVLNT-GARDEN •'; —v.— • •g• Bow-STREET.—On IVedir,*(l.9 , night, at•a lath! hoar, JOHN , BLACK, of Lower ,ShatlifiAl i ti Clee,k to a brcw.house, was charged. by Aie.haril Limberick, one of the pat rule, with, exciting,tin atislienow iva the pit to make a distu rb ance.. Lie etated, that lie was in the )(re ex tiereArmes, on the Prince's sida, -mid the tlii t sal.frum the stage, when ho saw the primmer-is! the .first boxes above hies, about six or .seren frurnAlp . stage, on thuotAier side of alehouse. Soon *WA the performance was over, lie übserred the soner in the front of the bux,.aud saw him (eke; a ribband out of his pocket, %%Ali the label in gilt letters, '' Old Prices,'' and laid it ilim/ the (runt of the box toward. the pit, alid spoke to the.au. -thence therein. His observations haft the effect of causing the people to make a great disturbance. Afterwards the prisoner said, fie was,,ping away, when the peupie in the pit cried, ~ 4 P . awe him out .safe." The prisoner denied the pVncipar part of the charge, and saiJ the ribband was fastened to his watch as a watch.etriag, and the only display. lie made of it was by pulling out his watch to malthe hour. Ile denied that he addrssscd the people iu the pit. 111 r. , r Giulia)! ordered bins to find bail, himse l f in haul. and two sureties in sul. each, which he not being provided with, he was committed to Tot- Bridewell. Last night It WHAM) Dit.l PELL was charged by Mr. Brandon with creating a most viulogt disturbance in the one-shilling gallery, to the great annoyance of the other parts ut the au. dicace. Mr. Brandon stated, that his attention was drawn to the one-shilling gallery during the third act of the play, in cons.aluenee of a vociferous eliaunting of " God save the King," by the pri.• sower. that his disturbance increased as the performance went on, he thought proper to stop the prisoner's noise, and reptuti.traie with him up(so the impropriety of preventing those per. suss itround him from atteedieg to the play. lle received an - abutive answer from the prisoner, who told Aim, that he would say and do whaterei he, liked, ilia continued, in defiance of his advice, to• repeat Ins .nuise and . disturbance. By Ibis time the lea. price • commenced, and on the• first ebullition of disapprobation, on the part of the people in the pit, the prisoner exclaimed, In the most triumphant manner, 46 Now. tbo blue. dy row begins ;" and .as sums as ho wetted his throat with softie porter he had iii a bottle, he Let L ' up an hideous howl, in coned t with the jierform. I ere below.' Viider . these circumstances; Mr. Bran. don thought it prudent to charge him iii custody of au officer. 14e attempted to escape by. reinot big two ur three seats lower. ul. the gikitcry, but was immediately sented.and conducted out of - the . house. This statement was corroborated by two other peesuns wilt) were present ) and witnessed the pi ilowees conduct. Ila was fully cuntroittel to Tuthill-fields prison for want of bail. .. MRS. PLUNKET. • Aboti.ermonciat.sriterr.—This lady, eildut we stated yesterday to have been esongaitted upon a. charge of forgery, being unable to adopt I►lr. Conant's kind advice of npplying to one of the Judges to admit her to ball, in consequence of the difficulty of procuring adequate sureties, was, at ten o'clock in the evening, sent to Tuthill. fields Bridewall, at her own request, preferring that gaol tu Newgate, fur its 4:unseen:nee. islGAmy. ,S'insois Savage, a young man of good atldrms, who h.kal been in the service of his Royal Highness the Duke of Gluacaster a few months s itue, was monmitted on the oath of a young woman of re. apeetable appearance, named Anna Hunt, w ho .taatspo at Nu. 11, Bruouatrxeb Grosvenor: squire, on a charge of Bigamy, in having epaulet! her on tbe 9.6 th of. April last at St; George's, he being wedded 'fur several years past to another woman now alive. The Prosceutrix stated, that she would not have brought forward this charge, had she nut been ill-treated. by the Prisutusi• from the lime or her marriage down to the present mO 7 qapt : The Prisoner seemed mired to his un. fortunate iTituarion. • Mary &holey, a notorious shoplifter, was charged with stealing, on Wednesday afternoon, seventeen yards-of cotton, value 235. in the shop of Messrs. Fisher and Bell, linen-drapers, in Ox ford-road, their property. It appeared in enclosure, that the Prisoner came tp the shop of the Prosecutors for three days sec. ' - aossively, under pretence of buying something, arsel 0 her departure, ou each day, some article property oas missed fro,n the counter. How ever, they did not suspect the Prisoner uhtil oresday afternoon, when, being %toadied, she %via obsefved to take theioroperty in question from counter, and conceal it under her tower garments. She was folloned t out into the street, taken into custody, 'ant lea 4eitt . g searched the cotton was .41 on/ ` Petticoats. vas fully committed for trial. . - of the inhabitants has been in Glasgow, on account of "a reoeutly. committed in Ball to Lo given at Oxford • Lard Francis SI cocci., .1. Cotxt # Esq. and Guurga F. • the; I;tre; will pre ... pn ry; itt .b.k..tiom,l l' wklitY 11 4 beititr i,;;;;I -j i4 tt iee7he - i - iidist - i - , -- , 1 the (i.avenment, as usual. It is just . and requisite that D avi . . Amerieao settlements flideld have ft pritsespp! Aare to ells rho Prucuier vraa re . witiAted bod a i tt a m tlic derler.snob strong ItM to loor• reglad -. 'men* ill, lervii&Vres, dasoiime., alsoctunest is • • . the icing. pat to Leal. raid Lfeat iin_pbrtaore. This So- A nightly•pairule of Justice Tribunal roverven to itiklT to eivF itS opffilltio a pe x the . • . ... _ , a tbelr totervesalon, velbleb lt !HI Jo atter OW most TINII - lilarl f.Y ""U"S ileu mature deliberation. ... ~ . .. e. , . • ! the nemeress•slopecolati " • It Ism eposedi deist to', four individuals to te oirtoloted flat c i ty ... . .. , 91_ ,..,00 .. 2i1e asektiat NI lot , otkonif will bear a higb,character• forprititiViiap,' Tbe 6 tcwaltdil 4e -the 17•71.7.5ki1l io their i respertive professions. t ea tta ity, on the *sth inst. ,err s No d Aapter t itakesi. 'nig Supreme Junta itself, lelribit . ..:Faq..Juha Cud are Isserceed in the etteWee of tise sovereignly, will Keine _ the D ogma/ the public, teed provide fur its ewe safety; by trattoo, Esq. Ir' • • 311.ANIMPOOPIPit. • • 1ha20.464 - . +bore ~. A...t,.. 4 stime time 'ago, the Sapretno Olt sett Arigplia an the fotlicireiented OP AltdrensfectheSuiletnic - Jotif! on the subject of a Regency. Tiliwitnpar-t twit ditittinelit hag nut been sufered to be pub. lished - ingSin. , , ~ I The following are'the roost toliportant parts of the Address aftedell to. The . introductory part it' an . abridgement ... .... . . 1 " Vie Nopreibe Cooneil of !Ipitin and the Indira, in w hllli sweetest united thole of Castile, the Indies, Orders,. and Ifle nonce-, has addressed a molt esiernetie representation tot a l l Supreme Janus, 'spots thi expediency, nay. the iihsolute"nW crony, of establishes % it •Regene*. composed of three or lied "umbers. agramadly to deletes of tins kingdom. The Conn. 4:, begins he reseeding the Itaarrof the Order ;timed by Ferdinand, at &Yonne, fur the immediate convocation of the 4.'neles, " This order was unfortrmatelv kept secret from the C,nto► eil. ,skink would certaiiily have enforced its execution in • solo 'levet!, oho:tele ; and in this circumstance orientated thd asisteetio which folineedron the setatinititio of the se prone power fry the pant!' solar lantas of the different pro motes—on overtly which paved the nay for . the prierets of . tint French armies. and minkd prolorblv bale endeorbotheenin. plate valolhoantian ccf the kiagdoni, if the teninnitb of the S pit• Ilislp troops colkcie.t in the most distant province, the un Oaken losidly Of the native., and the meaty's want of cong as-tee in Ilk ellopwriolans of the cupid man( the providing wheat shee•nratitied, had not checked their impetuous weer, nod prevented the fult ntiairtment of their guilty ... TKO allgliihiled with the tinvereip's wilt, but stet-set ;11Z d calk ttir•ealanottieo with vs hich the kingdom was all 1 rlell e islesd4kg still greater one; with which it was threaten ed, the Coosor4 repeatedly a/firmed die Provincial Juntas, and retied wpm theta else armory olteitoblishing n legal Go yetssite,a. die teperseataeisas, however. were dilreghrded t and the t omen. a.Nisibk toss undeg melt eatraardinary cir- cuntytaneei rottener rerisorionlindttd. and the beressitr Or peweiding itor tie wifely .if the toiletry ,liistillml, a devintbui t r ""initte ghlt ltror seds that the Juntas shoold exercise's' pouyer Which the bin had not given them, and themselves ait pd ICTitreernMent off interim. This propotial was nemilewed IM and the Central Juno% sort at Araujnex. Thus far did the as tdinc.preseeting still greaser actin <arrrthe council; has ever mutant! of it, dutietas the guardian and depository of theltsos of the ltfonstrebU,st areeli was the isele.Ovrenment or .' -tithed It called the attention df ib timbers tu the " rilki of.PArdildt fblutilliting. to forms unknown to the inbuilt siast or the Tountit, and diametrically opposite to JAWS sae hilniarchimillittivemitent. a ftegenev. composed nr.Opossupsheir es f Sadly Anil% prescribed by , the taw de pvl ri rftl se. afAiinirity i gr of site fiavereigu 3 inability to da mn Illihier !title. of Ills dissity. rentleins; an ornwentwas returned; and the • Coglaril4xutilljant bat tee, is shissilenlie of the Central Junta. a frill proor of it. Witdote, of their adoption at that time , waMptukohly have be attended wit le great inconveniences, inghits ow. in sewn mustier, necessary to conforni to the opi- en • froitiocca. lis the mean time, experience _ has F r . T hai the apprehension, of the Coulon were well 1 fieldi That ks stigenlldhs were proper and correct ; end , thildetlll sweatiest had been established, it ought Dot Car t:r hove via ed from the letter of the law." s rlte A .. cArtnues— &" It is het &abet time airier we obtained victories which held putohe pro.peet of *speedy deliverance, and of the re •tnra rm'of haproliesseto our Capital, mid to the Monarchy; billr, o-oliny, we are etYrbterl with mourning, and bare to la -Ir.enrtthlhbs of many of Use gallant sons mid defenders of the ruing rs. it. Out nymlrt Were it the gates of the Capital ; and, to dav, *owe them beaten. mostly dispersed, and compelled to ! f Aknett , neeilit upon use. same points *theme the measly I i &roomed no shout the tier e n d of Inrcis• • " Shp proved by the veal of the Arnim., and at the earner ofelseninst painful marideerof nor smith to the lure of cum try.. op had eseercileol is organizio,c, training, and incnoutiog i new neloy . r .limitlerahly reduced by fornkr 6,54.3 ; and to ddy, edi t see the tetra of that country disoppointrd. and the +4itls Merit, mid. authority of its insist. worthy cmuntauden expired, to Obloquy, and wounded. Two large mit instal armies inspired ns with the most dm offing hopes t . and we expected that, united with the mime rgni !sp, krilliammrsi of Great Britain, they would soon acompllsh tee enemy 's destruction, and drive thrm beyond the lofty fly mile, ; sod to-day, we nre on the point of Wind abiedesed by oar generous loesefsetuiv. our warlike allies. . Such was the fdithfuf picture of onr situation a short time ago Vend oboist It I. at •preent ? A h ! the armies which de kail as. as tae rap* wan are folly acqualoted with it, ehulti der.cribe it f..r better than the Cornea ; and, if poled- Me 'n Willmar* correct representation mig'st be tivess by the wriechell idttmOnsissita df Estremsndura. LC Mat.chy, and Ma (bids suloo are alrendp made to pay for their premium.- evil. ballots, Its a fresh oluuder of their property, and the ignoini7 ntiao• knit of Atli hi they serer on en tfelds ! " roil cruet change we ser, worrier Fits and mourn for t tint we do oat feel Ilse streets of- id as preseot. en I from our ✓ *g it itt a diettypip visor our iorredulity. 'llsese unel l Ait'sfentei norn:frydepress ilk minds el (or people, but damp their patriotic zeal, -which, if tune extinguished, stall ms ,So owe relinpollh, and to our existence! at c repple are hefutAiii4 in trot-strained coorAtio's, at* thetas hasten lif Melons mid infiamnintory pla cards. The* d.oil a etineebb.. tions, in itiares of the greatest resort. suppose tlitterent.,Wlthe'• views , a n d in t e re s t ' " n l' ul i; their Guyertioni,, ai..l threnfen vim-, whilst they insult others, fortet Ail of the rhpett doe to the supreme toithority ' and re gardless of the coosetpieneni to the pahlie peace nod union. .. rb e ('nailed onolders moor; contemplating the dan;,er In which it sees the country, because it (-meow foresee tote pot -- remelt of eiliklionlient, which, while it oweis 'situ its diesppeisbildnll, as 4;ontrary to law, at the same time stiles Os ppreliebious on account of the opposite interring of the,Sunto:, and ofiar yummy it ohscrves in their opinion; UM also gewgaw it iv generally known, that the law, in cases ' Like tais, i firrits that the Gosenuneat be entrusted to me, three, or ye individuals. The Supreme Junta I. therefore, hooted by tberami sorted ditty to lay these truths before yam ' Maje-ty. in order In. ward air tile dangers by wisica we urn threatened, and to present the excesee. of a people, who thiult their Serener and protterion unattended to. " la your Majesty residlos the Sovereign power=-abeWhoti• Ay is la your new hoods. A generous teat-denial will *fps. trate the mentor, of the wriest of Supreme Junta, sad i mm ort a lise its hleastwes. tiny it please. sour Majesty to re. Illtre to the law its authority ; nod there ss ill be an Nil of Ili oar wisrat to which we are a prey, and ss limb will be sat. cecti..ll by trautraillity oral !pylons:. " The immediate appolutinein of a provisional Govern meal will pacify the orople—the nation will indulge in the Pm* G altering Wipes ; and the topreitie is ill of Ferdinand VI I. who requires it, and who salters most, will be fully cum vii 4 oith. " The whole nation will applaud the measure; and It is , i*opiai.otor the Cowell, Ow, in order to rouse toe spirit, deprewei Its the present load of evils, II would he proper to eltAiliftb 1 fern, faiverament, with a Bourbon at Its heal.— , - ihsid the - feftnte or Trarlwitrolaws-cnevay livreirse left is saw hop the woos /teteretkl Cardinal Arebblshop of T li ssit pod Szvdle, it seems an if Heaven had preserved' hi n to iestyporithe•rasiesiurberaer salaruities, mid contistnally to elk Wear Ishods the behoved Sovereign for whoa; we are Aglitil:. " Po licy poising oat tke • v of Immediately tilling up sagiiii te s that tent, not il tbe w• Sham of me Monarch. " Ili. Eminence's erase elisencter leaves or room for eslupetilloo, arid filchers all ihle pretensioni of titter na tives of fittelAners. Spain nod the Indies wM obey him with eothwisistie &edit* ; ale rivalry will. he at as end; and the Solniord- will as in las kucellincy ca brooch of the faintly I,f the Ring *horn taimaciossiossately hove. The better id edatett Irte Meccas of his adiniaistmlims, and al-44 tar Bate h$ of part or tier beige°, four AdOsseb* ought to be given him, • mot racks and. prufewines, P rovi s ionally toeunabasiethe Goventstrot moat *twat meet ing of the Cones. Whatever otter cense, under discussim, every question should be decided by a dlitineite of suing; and they phould swears to observe nut laws, which are fleets h. a tiep•il without the ecisteuti cues of ill e Cortes. which the Government should focive.ie us circeinstimers permit. ss tipmitlilb subje.l, the traprralietContitil If Spain • sued .. .. _ . I tidies . _ • . . 0)1F.:;-:-‘... .4. • - ~'- l. . 4, •'V `r 1 Igo* ,orge ES I span rs . a ....'...., .. . . . .. f whlets the - loartgers•we.ar about '' • . th i e streets, if they demonstrate nothing else, . petkid•inqtre Histoeysof. the they sheer Ls, at least, what they would do—it 1 Qountry, planer the subject qi„Fluancillgagesete they hid helloes. . . , interesqvg thaw at present. li t yt t e t TAX ? ' t Wile TaerAteyui e hletavt, at Wilton, last week, was : home to the business and bosom o f every tidth : attended by•titi Earl of Pembraka, Patron of the ' there is net este ettss in sot liPyltd Whirls eheiveral. •Hortough •,.41Ie Hen. Charles Herbert, and IW' I I reifications du not extesmil and it is %probeiske.te, Sheldon, Es/. Members (Jr (Imbrue ; the Rev. the pressure of taxatioakisad,otbei.lefeitgc[4it of .1111 r. Cole, author of Tole Iritzub in R uss i a, ' our financial system., that . our ineeterate ceemy l ke.' 0 24.1% :Soil Memos. Uibbec Phelps, Feedi Napolviu, chiefly looks forward as his best Olio,. SwitiOl IMAM: lisirgeeveS. :Km The incothe said expenditure of the Country are At Caitterbeif itup-market, ash Saturday last t subjects interestieg at all times, but particularly (star it Ile bushiest Was done, but prices then 1 • the present ; and we therefore propose. to lay were ealhal-11letedlots 61. :Li.. to 71. 7s. bass bl. 10s. (lure eta Headers a concise view of our Finances, ,tu 61.',017••'- 1 " for the year ended the sth January, 1809, the full' We J aiatietslaort; that in consequence of the ,tot details of. which were ordered, by the House of prosehtliofteettinate differences subsisting between Commune, to be printed iti Mare's list. the•irmy on the ?Madras establishment, and the (MEAT BRITAIN. . Civrit Government of /hat Presiderrev, an, at. . ' . Produce Or tiespestoms - £ ep4,131 0 8 cltrtne. ' e has h •en deter:Mood velem at but. The StamEscise s - - : 1 4 9 74e 8 4 5 9 0, 0 .i re.:Nttst ts of the line nriiMe brought back to p 1 . - Land and Asseseed Taxes - - 7,64,192 18 ' Efiltat. -•- - I Post 064 - ... 1919aed 4 . , A letter-received at Hull, from a prisoner at Dote. on Missions and Salaries - 1'.2J,179 , Hackney Coaches, Ilas kers, and Pedlars 41,759 3 1 1 Verdun, ettllki A tigust Ile, states, that up o n Ho -43,1,1;191 4 - 21 Jlsalle's•biteh.day, 10 prfsniters 'of war broke • - This forms the sr hole produce of the Ordinary sued. htial°lt`v asill'eatared front that place : they Petrniteent TatVA. , weft permied s • however. and stone of them brought Ti p . tiarikl;'aitutilter*.of them was found dead in the Nest come the War Taxes, under the isoatss w , • . iyoUtll Id - cbtosequenco of this affair, the whuln Additional Duties of d i L 78 4 .544 .4 . 1 • body 01 iltistriters , wore more closely confined ; Customs . - - Excise - . • 6,876,7118 17 ia twelve fir tlitglitolsre put into one roots with six - 11,A4 n 31 16 .11 , Property Tex - - bettil ilitiyiNtere-311 *mesterei three times a-day ; Arrears of . Inrome Duty - - • -. ..i• it I and it ?Meek they retired to rest, and were 1111 covet . In beet.&.i I 0 , Total - '4.0/1,896 3 .iii This is the, totp i produco of the W 0 'J • Besides whics their are . ctrther hehttehe: or Re. ~. u. venue, among woleh an Lo'bstrta the products vt the • . Crown Lands • • ie 50,721 9 9* Lotterkh - .. ' -••• •• 461,.::5) 0 O Maury rephid by Yeblie Accounts!'. • 121,01 U 13 se Motley pail cur lowest toi Loaustolrrlssid 2,041,129 6 1 There aro also var Ons other Waller items; anti of thoffhokt Money rai6ed; tire" ' G Tti rand tal is . - -•-- • 37461,619 •2 I To a Melt add Loans paid into the knehe quer in 1803 r !met ...., ru g ,. J0.109i62) 1) 6 —.-- - --- antueratifefillibill* i irr7,t57,2.0r t; 7 - • • LIPI:NDITURII:OIPinIII'AT BRITAIN - .1,1714. taLIiFIS R EjClJbll JAN. 5, 180:1. • 14 ATI u$ Ai. I) EBT ! Telt-rest and Ghana of Idatolgi..ornt X9O. ,962;4?0 1111 11.ine; tip, lied to Redatliott of- National- „. Debt • - '. • - • • 16,186,60 f 6, 6 Interest on I.'...ietiater • .1,610,552 16 •6 • Total - .36,71111,1110 ic LIST. . . Under this head, *re inclutleil ail the bitpciteg. 6f-the Civil Gevt-rumest of the •Cetotryi Pet litvno, . . wy. - total sit this Head ' - ,C. ,?„Q400,9 J 4 Navy Expyetliturc unjcr all its //cads 17,4(7141 lOrdnattee • - - • 4 • • bvital 9 lo z$ ' 2. r tilawA weirs .Pr rti•vsri *Pio. w • - . •sel 1110 Extraurdiaat IC3 o%* I. v. 211 AnorTplni•-• 13, - 941i06l la 9 11111111111911 ES. . . 1 re lifirir.leo . •, • . 41%106,000 0 0 To• Sicily . . 9404/00 0 '0 Total Of Subsidies 1,4 ,G 7,) 0 MiscelLineous Scri ices , - X1, 4 )09165 13 Total of Expenditure •• - - £79,00141.5 4,46 lemma • t • „ -71,14741 d, 17 T: Delett - 1 1 113/,LOO a -Si • `'''% .4 if ...`fl • • REVENUE OF IRRI.AND . . • • Fort plc ellift EVEID JAN. 5 1 13;09. (Try. Receipt of 'NA.' - • aR8,179.4115 10 Le•nii of the Year .- - • •• ' • ' 4.100V,701 of •.• . •1 ...—,-- gfrTi .. 4 . • .. t pit t i4" 7 , .11,1R,1 IVlils regard to thq. gayest,' ,afireland it is inaprirlant to ril,kser.ce; h , Vw. veal .i: isrs Ml6's of it ia raised by Loan.. rfinPans at Ireland bear the seine, proportion tqllti.Ptoduce of thC Tasei as , the I.csaas nf. En;lastkwoold - du, provided she ,had hoi•rovied about 67 •ntillioai instead of ten ,and a half in the course of the year. But it would be difficult to say what aspect the Finances of this country would wear, provided she were to boriow as pinch money every year as her Rea-r -une. This seems to shcw that some new sy.stem is absolutely necessary with regard to Ireland, for the purpose of enabling her to raise more of the Supplies within the year. Every man who at tends to the population and the rapidly increasing commerce of. Jrelapd, mast be convinced that taxation in that country is not nearly cunimensu 'rale %silk her resources. Ireland seems also very deficient hi Ifie. "mode of collecting iti revenue ; fur the unpaid !Winces in the hand!' of Collec tors amount 19 the sum of 375,48 4 .11.. Ils. 4.1. upon # revenue uf.lsetis e, , n five and its' 011 ions, while similar balances in the hands of - Collectors in Britain, amount only lo ? 5 -1,1261. 55..- lul. bpon the prodigious Revenue of 071nillions. The es- , pence of Op ,cullection is also el tre net y d i ire reit t in die iro Countries ; fo r while the Post-Mice 4svews. Keulleeted in Scotland at the of 14t. 10i. ET. per ,cent.,' net tifrOtratitrttatn getiti. tally at' .ho rate of 31, 2s. 54., the per ventage on the krialt,Pnst, Nice. reNtstie is 4 . 01.35. lid., which is not much" 'less than 50 per..fent. An citlightened.Ouvernment, posstliing the confidence, ao.l Machine's( of the people, of Ir'elatl . ll; wotahl probably , aynts remedy all theie evils, ;Mill able to call. forjli tnneh more effectually all the financial • resources of Oaf flourishing .country. . A . . .44_1. - .--t..______ • .... !,. , 1 Yesterday inorwini; about three o'clock, a he, broke out althe hodse of .Mr. Match. Valentin place, New Cut, Blackfrleri Road, WhiclV,' to 'titer with a part - uf the firtniffire l. wzi atitweit. A few days ago a Lady set 4all's dill; ytepr 044 li.4.am, iu Kent, out thinking fit to entrait. i. $) servAnt with the washing, sobs g r the find eV % cich of her tirol, is as gutting them up herself Its her own room, when her presence being neceipers• ' in another part of the twine, she quitted NV', room, leasing behittd her a beautiful child of about 12 months old. The, mother ues not absent above five minutes ; en her return she (ennui that her ill. Pant had fallen off a chair, in which it was sitting, into the soap suds. The ht•st,medical advice was obtained as speedily as possible, but to nn'c&ct— the child lingered from Thursday till Saturtliy, and then died. I. 'arr. : KIRA ii:N. li diterday, Mrs. J. Staradale, of Pall Malt, of a dnugliter. At Portiiiinuth, ea NI oo.ia) List, the Lady of Captain 11;.riend, of n ilnu,:lit or. 1 0.1 Wetaesday Inst. at the Admiralty, lie Rigbt lion. L Lally Alalgrar, of a WU. ... . - - Lately, Betiatain Watkin., Usti. Fint Lieu*coital of tht lo.Mhahluide, of Cork. at Cove Church, h inaie, by -thtt Rev. Amigos' Sealy, IVilliom Seair, Emu. -Ationin, in Mi 4 Mary Fr.oer, vintner,' daughtenti tie Ante Li, Eraser, Framer's - • . - . .- (14,411tart.0.-ty Irsetteriek flail. Liettlepmet 10 the Yet.Sora4.rse.totua of !Mr. Hobert Hall, of Cork, to Mks Mari Stinne s oreorydoo. •• rl " "-f7 MIEN. • 0a l'huillsok hist, Mrs: Teowlwr, • wife 'of 'John Trower, Ent. of Berkeley-sq.:we, dept lamented. • • • fuesi4v The 17iI mad 74,1tS her home In Quern Any- !met, %lAA. AA, itepthgett-,_ youngest daughter of the late Sir Wallkill' Lind Lindy Elisabeth itealheTte, of it. r•les, in . thz alnutty of Haws, and.asat to the present B.t•onct. In loondbn, - nn the 4th ionsult,' and 50. Major Dudley Acktind t of Boolston-lodge, iu thi county of,Penthrok , .. • .f • . 1 F 4 . 11 *AA'S < 1)1 5 :111 . 1.1TATED. AND •' • . " :41Y/4DATIC. .eonuidered laudable hi those who have be.p. the aria of 'alleviatitv the sidelines a :others. Medical Meh, Ilitisefoix r who decarate their time to the treatment riVivfew. priontler , r i. r „ making them oh lifteti&ibf particular itiftitigaticia;ll *wag had a series of wirecess remilt therefrom, it is presumed stsch endeavours not ouh rellecr merit on thetiolves, bit the repitatioa they..ae quire Saactin. their ironie of practice. ‘ lT el t ik the varieti of UPseOrms to which the hlsmisp : franse is iTicident, nusse are miir&di.treling, or chain a more *crimes attentioa, than the .following, viz. is cantata DlsolthEs, treinteutly contracted in motteiteet of intoticatioa,aad witch call. our speedy ciulearours to sithdur, • foe it nos %torte "rent', low happened that a Maggie Gonordsceis, through ne;.• te t t plAe Pm leo!, lir trMstrocut of the unskilful Practittudc Its been 4 11CCeed=1 ttv S k se OBSTRUCTIONS in the Vrethra, wbiel have proved to the attife.er a lasting soiree of Ottbre misery. tic viritairtil4sed!i - re Debility, wietheenciaolisied by in teint•qa:sce. kiegfAilltroce Ina n - aidrcliinate, is, a secret in. habit 4 swift, are Ilia subjet ts of serious coitehlerap tam. S.i ewer% 4iing Te.quent irtial;ence in /los Si. i ;try Vice. that a RAM of Nervosa; ihmstscii is !adored, by which the mind becninetkivenketied, RP well ns the hod emaciated, While luippt.wee in the rinses, and Sterility is the 'tiler, me dm rotorutrnm which follow. •Pitiab care the siluntionn of thoa! who, 'henget such de structivehabits, have induced that distressing sane 'of Delia wid; being nonfat-situ seek relief, brood over their in *unities in silence. Y'.4 those lah,ouriivf under any of the above Complain:s, It. Oly he a coo olatioti to know, the removal of arch, tr: the gfadisal reittiratioo of health, t, the result of Mr. GOSi's experience. who f in recent Venereal Case 4 •where an early application is made on discovery V the lafertion, liersilly completes a perfei.st ihre days:' After triyilag beets re. %tenter ne t er /loyal Cullfge (errtillu rather t( which, from didefeet Ilropltaki; he ha: to e v airisgs every.hiquirer), he..aailitthe cure of ioch the object of his principal :tidy, and is enabled to. perform chemise, witheot ioniorting the Patient th the lit , / restraint in Diet,'. I;ser cise ; aril Itstiers hi ruff the reputation he hos acquired in the, caur,e of twelve 'yawn pract;ce, it. a proof of his mode of trealmeta. The uniform...act e4s fur so long 1: 11 1MiU plorisig which have been t mired, after se rere lad iijorious h:ttl been ',limited is itbuut edict), iniseed Mr. U. to thou publicly offer his advire. lye may be comulted Auly. Ay rriass of either Set, with strict secrecy. delieuci, an f hittiour. Applieulitum by letter MINIM be +Melded tu, usilefs n ifiank-note is enclared. T COSM, Surfcmt. J 1, litioverie-.beet.lleeloareet. . . . .. -- -- -•- '.1111111111.11"711111 M 19111., ',::.• ' •., -- _ ~11111.papparvilsempappgagIll • i ISiII e SDANMPGeraiNMB44.• %4• 4 .4 141081 i l _ ludt ,l l ` l " •• atof. -I r : 114111114111.1111"1"1"1".% . • ' L " . "."' • blame L-4 .- O .N ‘44`, i yt.... -°e d .1— P" 7 dl 4 • • • 16 - 'if 10 • •JJ ••• 3ift, it Apini- 4 , flirts 4 • 4 , t rt. Is bias -tae ioing, no There neM IMO a ptheiliaitite I I I Ii I 'RIM(' T is much to he regretted, but I errtailt, that massy persnas of Nob sexes ate loon eairriag into the married state, by Indrinitiet= detie:ses forbids (hem to diselnse l met there are est •• OW. to ha, !wing glreoltly in trriett. nee rendered miserable foe warn or t Mice trinfor pledges of mstani hive, 'pithiest lutpithier. ismbis sok is, at kalif, very premieres. 41. hiat been acermined beyond doubt, that these chromate/0C the 6e ::taunted byte penal or pasted relatatioa or amaistess Ia either Se% 3 MAN is equally , nertaia, that the rookie A ROM /11-; I,o l lllllltitilab 0 V writEL ere the hest, if opt the oalp aparit fps Otis species kit) . IV tiro fafret into The slioadhoic they *lnSteedlv hie themselves, like s, topnurotolosmit *Verity pure,' at 2)2(s ,, t , irlighttith . t . Litpa s and oce."- W Clie par t ame.l. these Lozeoges aft fortiori to al% t• it/flr in t* mete., e • !Id:trate she animal spirits, invigorate •Ilse boot re-sinidrise-the whole mate., Wheitimersion to curvier, his. kr depraver of appetite, and pallt4 unsafe swore, Inessiteztrpperachiag anamospriews, 11w delknite f.- wee w hr` p_reseryed, used res.tored In health : mat society, "Ifi fife befils,-I,atineoce of When the etelu• mouti,of,intieldwaliom. or the force cf. bad example, have tempted tf.+,:uoidcil ‘4 , 4ith into alit datwerous lab% rintits of slettet'serinitillit dt•bilitated hit body, or thisaired his un derspreling, these Lozenges will protect him from linger iti; disease. t.. 71 infirmities of premelere told age, anti a it retched di.soltition. %Viten lit lit ui sous banquet*, copieu, libations excesses, nod midnight revels, the son. and daVglieril :of asap/Sam have 'brought err themselves debility, rela satinet, aod - u -loitg train of nenonere romplaiute. these loobbaglm'ssVll reotnre henlth and sigma- to the debililideid frame. aPd cheerfelvess and Lniusatiou to the mind. 11th AtiIOAIATIC IisfYLEPIGES4 OF STERL are pre pared mid sold by the Inventor 1)r. Senate, nt his house, No. 47, Snatbditptessiorow, licsaassiery, where he may be eft iulled every day b) letter, inclosim the usual te e • also , 15y pvieintralii, sold at No. 4, Ludgate-hill; 111 r. itieltards, dragged, a ; ,4•11, ()stool - street, near 1)4mo-street t 0 sford-street, oppo-ite . the Kintltertai elwisp, comer of Sp, mg iardeti ; Ilium,, 340, sriiisd, nest the l.(11111111; 49., Corithill • llooltnii Fetch owe; Cheapsigle; Ambridge t*, W Hod, 3'411, and nn where else to • Pricy 7c. per Deity in Laded. At the above places tuto r also he bud, Or. flees 's Treatipe on Female Complaints, /riet; ;:s. fol. ; a book which should lie rend by ivery,marrii.d stoat/pm LONDON : Printed mut PO)lakcd t.y LIVILi at tkit STITEsm a OPrict i ; bf Piert-serM.. s- 7