The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-23 00:00:00

PROM TU ?Mild r iviGirrs 4:ummigiions signed by the Lord Liettenant Of tha County. of Southampton, and also of the Town of Sondsamptos and County thereof. F. L. Beekford. Esq. to D e p u ty Li be eutenant for the town of Southampton indemnity thereof: nd 0. Otherley. Esq. H. Moody. Esq. ; S. Ll ntott, Esq.; aT. S. Idoody. Eq. to he ditto. Commission in the Nor th Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry , signed by the Lord Lientenamt of the County of Somerset. J. Nicholls. Cent. to be lieutenant, by brevet. Cnoimission in the North Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, sigr.ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. l'ornet J. oardom, to be Lieutenant, Tit" J. Swattenham, BANKRUPTCY IPILAZORD. W Jones, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, tamer, from May 44, to July 6, at the George Ins, Liverpool. 11ANKItUPTC1E15 SUPERSIDED. W. TIeCTPII, East Ardsley. Yorkshire, farmer. W. Elwell, Birmingham, chymist: BANKRCPTS. %. J. Brown, Portsmouth, grocer-to surrender June 6, 19, 3 :ly 3. at the office of Mr. U. A. Callaway. Portsmouth.— %ttorney 4. Mr. G. R. Callaway, Portsmouth; are. Messrs. 5. A h O?, Wimburn. and Collett, Chancery-lane. J. Eastwood, Liverpool, haberdasher, Jane 8, 9. July 3, r.! the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. J. John, Paiserase-place, Tee/fie-bar ; and Mr. Gregory. Liverpool. F.:Jenks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, tanner, May 31. June I. July Willi at the Bay Horse Inn. Bromyard. Attorne ld ys, Nessrs ms and White. tincoin's-inni O-square; and Messrs. Dangeri eld and Howell, Brotnyard. J. Shaw, Stratford, Essex, dealer in flour. May 29. June S. July 3, at Ouildhall. Attorneys , Messrs. Cuppage Consins, Old Broad-street. 'J. Store. Churchwell, Yorkshire, clothier. 'June 8- 8, July 3. at the Court-house. Leeds Attorneys. C. C. Wil son, tireville-street. Hatton-garden ; and Mr. R. E. Payne, Leeds. J. Atkinson. llolnte, Westmoreland, manufacturer, June 19.20. July IL at the Royal Oak Inn. Burton-in-Kendal. At toruey s, Mr. Clapham, Burton-in-Kendal ; and Mr. Bever lc Temple. W. Forl, Holt, Worcestershire, farmer, June IS, 14, July 3, a t the T a lbot Inn. Claines. Attorneys. Mr. J. Platt, New B oswe ll-court; and Mr. Wilson, Worcester. J. Wnrneford. York. g rocer, June 1. 2, July 3, at the Old George Inn, York. Attorneys, Mr. Winglesworth, Gray's n.n ; and Mr. J. Wood. York. J. L. Fairchild, 'therlby, Lincolnshire. farmer. May 31. dune 1, July 3, at the Bull Inn. Bourn. Attorneys, Messrs. Green atni Carter. Spnlding ; and Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Watson, Warnford-court, Throginorton-street. J. !Inches. Cheltenham, wine-merchant. May O. 29. July S. at the Dell lan. Attorneys. Messrs. Williams aid White, Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Brutton, Old Broad-street; and Mr. NV. Goodwin. Cheltenham, J. irvinc, jun. Carlisle. grocer, June '2O. 21, July 3. at the Crov•to and Mitre Inn. Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Addi son, Staple Inn ; and Mr. Lowry. Carlisle. 'l'. Hay. Blatkutan-street, Southwark, stockrbroker. May 99. b ank 9, July 3, at Guildhall. Attoruey , Mr. Slimier, d ilodreet. Westmineter. J. Saveli.Cdpenhagen Wharf. ILi me bouse, timber-tner ohant, May 16, June Y. July 3, at Guildhall. Attorney. M i r. Dottie, Adelphi, T. Ilantsav, St. Mary-hill. wine-merchant, May 29. June 6, July 3. at Attorneys, Messrs. Reardon and Das ies. Corbet-court, Graceehurch-street. M. Tidy, Somthrate, Middlesex. corn-dealer. May 26. June '2, Jule 3. at fl nildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and Nur en% ilelbomeonrt.Uray's-ina. J. Smith. Frome. Somersetshire. clothier, June 7,9. July 3. at the Rummer 'tavern. Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. 'Hicks and Britikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings ; and Mr. Hin ton, Bristol. J. Henley, Sol's-row. Hampstead-road, rectifier of orneys spi rits, May 26, June Y. July 3 . at Guildhall. Att, Messrs. Druee and Son, Biiliter-square. G. Si. Ford, Great Bush-lane, Overton-street. wine-mer chant, May 26, June 9, July 3, at Gaildball. Attorney, Mr. Taylor. Furnlval's Inn. J.olhbons mid R. Ilibbert. Great Prescott-stree, Good ild men's-fields. brleklayetn..Maty 29, June 2, July 8, at G o 1. Attorney , Mr. Eyles, Worship-street-road. • torrtngle DS. May aE. Smith. Green Lettuce-lane, tea-dealer—June 96, T. Sisley. St. Peter the Apostles in the Isle pf Terce hane, merch ant —June 14, R. Ainley, Doncaster. silk-mr • J,ne I LT. Simulate, late of Chorley, ironmonger—June 16, J. and W. Wilkinson, Blackburn, cotton-manufcturers June 16, J. Mac M aster, Norfolk-street, New-road, master mariner-4 tine 16. T. West. Oracechurch-street, wholesale psrfonner—June 16, W. Finchem. Epping, banker —June 9, 1.. %loses, late of Great Prescott -street, Goodman's-fields, merchant —Jews 6' W.Seott, Pall-mall. taylor—June 9, 0. Ilardlity and J. Cowing. Belford-court, woollen -drapers — June 30. W. Miles, Oxford-stret. linen-draper —June 14, R. Hunt, King's Lynn. Norfolk, taylor. CIaRTIVte4TRII—JeNa 19. P. R. Phillips. Carmarthen, druggist—J. Beggott, Ewe r's!, litheford. skinner—W. Ayton, Macclesfield, cotton nner-4. Parsons. Longacre, c oach-lace-manufactuer J Ford tom, Bis top Stortford. H ert f or d s hire, plumber—J. :doper, Bath, baker—lL. A. Noble, Albany-road. Camber s* Inc-merchant —T. Barnett, Kendal. coal-merchant— ). Wk.., Worcester. coach-proprietor—R. Fry, Leiceste— r- squer e. linen - draper — J. D. Rayner, flow. mast-maker R. 1 lolroy d, jeweller—J. Wells, Liverpool, mer chant. PATITNEnant Pe DISeDLYSD. Ti. eel T. lents. Fleet-street, loce.ing-glass-manufacturers --J. end W. Yorker, and W. Wilkinson, Ulrerston.dit Lurstan erieltire, brewers—NV. Noakes b and T. Barton. Wa, Sussex. drapers—W. Hall and W. Rostill. Birmingham, etasseractnrers —J. and G. Franklin. Rochester, coach-mas ters—W. Chatterer' and W.Wilding, Pooi Side, Lancashire. eplelt-neereitents—J. Muddiman and T. Thompson. Coven try, ribeed-manufacturers—J. E. and J . E. Weight, Win chester, brewers—R. Lambert and N. Phillips, Manchester, --W. and J. Leeson. Nottingham, hosiers—J. P. and 1. Hewlett. Fel-Awe. Southampton. bressers—E. Saunders endJ. J. Page. Liverpool, tay lors—R. Seaton and J. Tippet , . Bristol. shipwrights —^ J• Miller, W. Elvis& and J. gate.tliase•ow. Meeting of %N at i\ Meissen said Oentiensta, was held yesterdwyt M Thatched Hens. Tavern, St. J a mes's-street, 'fist purmse of establishing an "Asylum for Recovery', Health." At twelve o'clock, J. Holland, Esq., the Trews in the absence of his Royal Highness the Duke York (who was p revented attending by urgent publid b us iness,) took the Chair , a nd addressed the Meeti4 in an able Speech, on the objects of the Snci which appear to be the erecting an Asylum for those persons who, from a sense of delicacy acquired from a good education, and the habit of better days, ot from honest feelings of independence, would be averse from going into hospitals, and would rather submit to the effects of severe disease and protracted illness. ender these circumstances, it is the intention d I of the Society , t hat an as y lum should be provide which, without wounding any feelings of delicacy or independence, might afford relief to the sick f.insilies of respectable artisans, to females living on narrow incomes, and well-educated persons reduced by the casnalties of life. For, besides lodging and diet, du". would have the benefit of experienced nurses sue medicinal aid, of the first quality, and from diet most eminent Doctors. Another important object elf the establishment will be the receiving persons af flicted with protracted disease, and reqniring fur their cure perhaps a year's confinement, or more, to their beds, and consequently improper cases for p!thlic hos pitals, where they would occupy the room of numbers who might be relieved in the 54tIll! time. Divine See vice will al-o be regularly performed by the domestic chaplain. It was stated that estahlislitnents like the proposed one have been snrcessfully carried oil in Prance, under the name of Maisode de &Ate ; and they have been adttpted in Russia, Sweden, and other countries, with much suceer=. Several gentlemen addressed the Meeting. as to the organization of the Society, and it appeared that,. daring the last year, 5171. 17s. bad been subscribed; and the donations of yearly subscribe's antountel to 1 WV. 10s. Among the subscribers we noticed the names of the Duke of York, Princess Augusta, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Rutland, and a lotsC list of distinguished persons:tn. A nnntbir of emin-nt m edical gentlemen have of fered their gr.ttnitons services, and been accepted. After several Resolutions had been entered into, the Meeting ailjourned. _.-----__ N. C I INTELLIG, The, PetseveraseeN Maiseby, from Lougee to Ltab g . 4 put Lob o . Mogadore the 25th Feb. and woo *eel )7th March. Sbe lost a host with five of the ea. (viz. James &turnout. niatei Iliarlet Groat, Witte Oiles. and Aaderson), in rendering assisting:4,6 the Tods, Sl`Phersoo, on the 3d of March. The Apollo, (key. soiled from Demerara fork JA I. Newfoundland. ou the 7th November, was wit eel W. Kitts on the 24th of that month, but has Dot 'ion boa beard of. . The William, Money. has not soiled from ato ita k es stated in the list of tbe 21st lasaL She was is Is m about the 12th January. . UIDRALTAR, APRIL 30.—1 t is reported that as ism, gent privateer was cruising off St. Mary's, the Zu k l ac 6OTTZNOURGH. MOS.—The Carl Johan, Wald rot k. from Torraveja to Riga, struck on the Scar, 24-47.4: but was got off with loss of false keel, arid wili.po si d with the first fair wind. Mill, /I t VILASILS SPORIN Im-tr.—Prospect, jj / . .k iaz don for Rio Janeiro, 14th April. lat. 11. 4. Ii„ 14AL 23. by the Hettv, arrived at Plymouth. . . Kensington, • from Liverpool for PhiladelutrA. it* May, lat. 42. long. 31. by the Charles, Milne, arrit s a to Plvinouth. Ann, of Whitehaven, from Liverpool, 100 s u e , W. N. W. from the Rock of Lisbon, all well 1• alms, dr Brixton, of London, for New South Wales. lat. *4 long. 12. 31. by the Marva, Haskell, arrived in the Riv e , Hibernia, Bth May, hit. 46. long. 49. from Liverpeeb to Newfoundland, by the Robert, arrived at Liverpool, 31.tyflower, May 3, 1at.35 lung. 39. from Antigua 1. Dublin, out 21 days; and 18th inst. off Waterford, the ship Cornwall, from Demerara fur Liverpool; by d ie Flora, Lyon, arrived at Liverpool. Rolla, Downing, Sth May, from Liverpool for Nam, N. B. Tinker bearing North, out four days, all well,t! the Pluton tenter, arrived at the Ceve of Cork. Margaret, from Liverpool to New Orleans, on the lak ins% oil Tuscar. by the Crescent, arrived at Holy 14elt. Panders, Dixon, from Liverpool to Barhadoes, Ina inst. 1at..17. 20. long. 8.30. by the Lady Leith, Boyd, arrived in the River. MARRIED. Vest erste v, the 21...1 instant. Mr. John LIM fer4L of Leadro hall-street. to Eliza, eldest daugter of John Wilts, E xi ., 0 ( Vitabury-square. Du the 14th Instant. in the Chapel of the RARE balsam% at Paris, Samuel Flood Page. Rsq., of Henrietta-stre;4, ' Brunswick-square, to Augusta. youngest slaughter of the late Alexander Shaw, Est( , formerly LioutanantoTottor of the tote of matt. Vu Thursday, the 17th inst., J. Juittell Viotti. Esq., or (item Surrel -street, to Ann, eldest daughter of Attain Nelson. E%ii., of Clapham. . ------- DIED. On Monday afternoon, at the llouse of the Noble LA. in Portman-square, after an Indisposition of neasigts• lear4, the Countess of Chatham. On Monday. Mrs. Lee. of Sloane-street. aged 73. At Surat, in the (Intend. Captain JOAllef Allman.*rd. ries. of the lloinhav %Hillery, son of Solomon Davies, gi4„ of Evsom, in the itth seer of his age. On Saturday. the Ithh inst., at Bridgewater. Souse% semi H. Frederieit. yoengest son of Chides Morris, b t , of ti rent Cumberland-plies. On Friday. the 15 th Inst. , aged 61, Mr. Robert Martiao t the Ilerinitage, slopseller. 11111EMMINIPM RgCOj'IiBY OF IliaTl A numerous and highly-respectable 111 N. A Corwin ENCLOSED WITHIN A SToNc.—We have !reticently' bad occasion to notice the phenomena of frogs and toads being found within the trunks of trees, and even in rocks; and have now to record • curiosity toesewhat similar of a Rheil.fisb. We have in our Fos ...ohms stone (with which we have been favoured by tl:e gard..ner of the Rev. Mr. Yates, Tnvteth Park,) A:hich is coploqsly perforated with small holes, in wltich snoll shells of fi shes, of various kinds , are en closed. One of these holes, goes straight through the :stew, is perfectly round, and has evidently contained a scoop fish, the shell being . incorporated with the „atone. flue the most remarkable is a cockle-shell quite p^rfert, and apparently a n inch in diameter, seen in tht venue of the stone from an oblong hole not half an i•:c1) in length. '[hi: shell, on the stone being shaken vans end shuts as if it still contained the h i n lving iwasn habitant, rhich perhaps many years ago, wit set small, was immured, and probably existed, within its stony prison, imbibing its food through the aper tei,, until the shell (which has evidently accomudated • i;self to the shape of the hole) could no longer increase it size. The stone being accidentally broken, since %.., rc"eured it, the remains of a worm are also dis . closed : the thitin is nearly perfect ; and it has described tl:ruusb Ote . tnittere of the stone, various cvolutioils, .whiela .irft IA A. appearance of a long and raveled nett /breed. This gives assurance that these shells Were ! sot ieltptilated ttireugli the agency ef tire. The 'tee • • -11 of a isilovrhilillesestuste appearance, and was picites vp tiong.tlinse! used for tbe repair of 'the ma's! net% liiglo-park,Teitetll.--(Licrryvel.iferecrv.) INTlbblussys,•. 6" I is - - -1••••-• * ,d ta u ,4104,1 RT OF KlNO'il BUNCH. Illatt „i• . •ist.tisoat.a. V. CATTRIALL. Thipyras an action of trespass, involving a question °every general Importance to the subjects of this Iditiltriti, namely, whether they have, by the common lair, a tight to bathe on tiso ma-shore, and to pass star it tot that rupee on foot and with bones and .eaerioges. The dofeadant pleaded several special pleas. At the trial before Mr. Justice Bayley, at the tient Assizes, 1820, for the county of Lancaster, a verdict was found for the plaintiff on some of the issues, anti for the defeadant on the rest, subject to the opinion of this Came upon a case, which stated its facts :—The question is point of law, for the opinion of the Court, was, whether there was any such common law right; the substantial point between the parties, however, being whether the owners of the hotel shall or shall not pay the plaintiff some conside ration for using bathing machines on the shore. The COURT said. that as the case was of very great importance, they would take time to consider of their jte!,lgnsent. TOE RING r. f tRIVRIOHT AND OTHERS. The emu Jciretce announced, that on Thursday I morning - the Court would give its judgment upon the application made last Term for a new trial in this ca)e. mistoffs. L0.1110.V MARKETS, MAT ..... 1.-- COTTON.—The Cottonmarket has been without in terest ; parcels have been offered more freely, but with ut inducing the buyers to come forward. " lavaarooL, May M.—Several sales of Cotton being Tri!vertisied for yesteriay, the buyers held back from pur -1) go l ) . orenet ly i , ii i . n pe tl r se lb e . x . pec tinti ta a ti t o t u h t e h p a i t o p il r i i c c sa es i w es o . u i l , d ri t e h a e n t s t ;rive way.—Little business being done, B oweds have de -41:11141ine:11 °a pe ' : IBb.e;nguatllLarisdoesdcecriipil;rdtioulds ;ellunsadit*i teration. e u a i t i t : o la u n t d in , a l t d c r . r ai l4 a d i: SUGAR.—The market last week continued very in diff:rently supplied with good Sugars; the parcels of the newly arrived brought forward met a ready sale at full prices.—The market this morning remains in the cattle languid state; the supply of new Sugars i s not so considerable as to induce the buyers to come and pur clia.e freely ; no alteration whatever in Ole prices can I l be vated. The Refined market was very heavy last week, and as the holders evinced a greater disposicti ti o on to sell, prices Is. lower were stibtuitted to; the r e dun, however, had the effect of facilitating sales ; the pur chases reported *ere considerable. The accounts from Ilamburgh state the markets fur Refined goods in a very depressed state ; the unfavourable intelligence had an effect npon the Refined goods this morally.; the n.arket is exceedingly heavy, and purchases can be made at lower prices than last week. COFFEF..—The qnantity of Coffee brought forward to ptshlic sale last week, 3sl casks and 207$ bags; in the early part of the week the demand cont ti inued brisk and eat -tisive, but from the large parcels connually brought forward, the request towards the close of the week gave way, and foe a large parcel of St. Domingo, wily l Iss. Sid. was offered; the isultier., however, would not sell under I 175.; and a pareel of good ordinary co loury was reported to he dirsed of by private contract, at that price : Porto Rico Coffee gave way 2s. per cwt.; good ordinary pale sold I His. a 11 7 s. line ordinary 120 s. The Coffee market to-day may be states' uncommonly heavy, and, notwithstanding the extensive quantity brought forward, the lots sold are not sufficient to con• stititte a market price ; the good middling Jamaica may may he stated 21. a 3s. lower , hut, with this exception, Coiree is nominally the same as last week, hut the market is excl•edingly heave. RUM, BRASOV, and lIOI.II.ANDS.—The Rom market has been in a very depressed state for several weeks. Today the market looks more gloomy than fur a length of time past, one of the first houses in the spirit trade having yesterday suspended their payments ; un til it is ascertained what quantity of Rum and Brandy will be thrown upon the market by this event, our quotations must be considered entirely nominal. IRISII PROVISIONS. /So.—There is little alteration to notice in the prices of Beef or Pork. —Foreign But ters must be stated at a considerable decline; no altera tion in the Irish descriptions. II DI P, FLAX, and TA LlLOW.—There is little va riation in the prices of Foreign Tallow ; the principal holders continue firm, and refuse to sell at the present prices.—ln Hemp or fiax there is little variation. —The last accounts from St. Petersburgh state the exchange had risen considerably, it was a fraction above 98d. TORACCO.—The purchases of Tobacco continue confined to inconsiderable parcels of Virginia, for the home trade, at 38s1. a 44. per lb. OlLS.—There is little doing in Greenland Oil, either forparcels here or for arrival • for c:agoes to arrive the trade do not otter above•23/.—'South Sea is dull ; further arrivals are daily expected.—Seed Oils are dull, and ra ther lower. Scßnot, or Ants, FOR vim nrvit:a Ence.ivioN or m acHAN ics.—Ao a ssociation has been formed in Etlinitr,b, under the anspires of Dr. Brewster, Pro lessor Pißans, &e., for the purl use of enabling indus trious tradesmen to become w in:tinted %%jib such of the principles of mechanics, ellynaistry, and other branches of science, a' are of practical application in their several trades. It is intended that there shall be Lectures upon Practical Mechanics and Practical Chymistry, to be delivered twice a week, from S to 9 o'cloctc in the evening, front October to April. It is also intended, that there shall be a collection of mo del' and instruments, and a library of hook' on me chanics and chymistry, and theft applicati in to the arts, and on all branches of natural and physical science, which shall circulate ant mg those who at tend the lectures, and be lent nut thronghoiit she whole year ; and it is contemplated, if the funds permit, to give, besides, instruction in mechanical and archi tectut al drawing. MEETING sr BILLINCSII l'rE Waau.—lt having been intimated by Sir W. Leighton that he inttnds to resign his g own a' Alderman of Billingsgate Ward, a meeting of the inhabitants was held yesterday at Buteher'shall, for the ptirp.ote of considering of a roper person to put in n omination to succeed him. Mr. T. Hearsay proposed Mr. Anthony Brown, who was seconded by Mr. B. Power. Mr. Piper said, he could have wished to have hail Mr. Favell for his Alderman ; hut, under present cirentostances, he should not oppos:. Mr. Brown. After some further observa tions, the question was put and carried unanimonsly. ELECTION Or AN ALM-AM ‘N EMI QUEENEITEE IV ARD.—('zecond Day.) --Nearly the whole of this day was occupied in bearing the arguments of five counsel upon the admissibility of votes. In this con test the ground is disputed inch by inch. There are not more than about St) voters in this Ward. At the close of the poll yesterday, the numbers were for Mr. Venable', 17 —Mr. lapel, 12—Majority, 5. ELOPEMENT. —Miss H—, a young lady of greatl A new " Regnlation" lins just been issued by the accomplishments, the daughter of a wealthy Zitizen, Board of Excise, to all Innkeepers, subjecting that eloped from the house of her aunt, in New-roid, St. numerous and useful elms of Tradespeople to midi- Pancras, where she was on a visit, on Sunday morning last, with a dancing master. The a ff air was rot dis- tional trouble in keeping accounts of stock, ke. Bon -SvaseT.—Yesterday Thomas Webster and covered until the breakfast hour, when it was found John Stiles, the two men apprehended by Salmon, on that she had taken her trunk with her. Handbills suspicion of being concerned in the smuggling affair led to a trace of the fugitives on Monday moaning, at at Herne Bay, were brought up and underwent a final Buntingford, fleets, where they were foiled. 'I he lady, exa mination. In the sequel, Webster was fully coin who is 21 years of age, was brought back by her bro nutted for trial, and Stiles was discharged. titer, and the gallant, who is turned 40, received a HA fort—Testerday, Mr. Benson, of caning from the brother's hands. Cross-street, Hatton Garden, who was shot at lately Daring the year Idl9, in the city of Norwich, oat with a loaded pistol, by Thomas Carter, of 'Leather Lane, applied for advice to the magi of 10,001) persons vaccinated , in the midst of the most strate, at this of lice, relative to the manner in which he should pro fatal small pox , 5 o nl y were stilted with the regular Ismail pot, 3of u hots recovered ; while out of 3,000 teed, as he was unwilling to p rosecute the unhappy individuals who h ad ne g lected to be victimised, and offender. The Magistrate declined giv in g an y ad who were affecte d with the small p us, no leas than viee, and left Ur. Benson to act aoeording to his dis 1130 perished. A distressing accident occurred on Sunday evening cation. On the examination of Carter as to the mo p of his conduct, he said he was commissioned to last by the upsetting of a cutter belonging to the Sir punish Mr. B e nson. The Magistrat es not thinking Stephen Lushington. A p art y bad been spending the • it safe to let him go at large, remanded him for alto day at Elephants, and were returning in the evening in , her week. the cutter, thirteen persons in all, When tine boat was Swan, a culprit, who was executed at Glasgow on upset by a man going up to the mast bead to clear the Wednesday the IGth instant, fur uttering forged notes, topping lift, and the party were all plunged into the ... •. , of , .„. the is sail to have tom one the town °lucre, on the water. Three of the boat's crew reached the shore by swimming. M r. Ki er , t h e Hi g h c4„stahle o f H om i ny . utorning of his execution, that he was in the hay and 11:. Lee (son of Mr. Lee. of King-street, Covent- loft along with the Catootreet conspirators, and made garden), late second officer of the Regret, were unfor- his escape by a back window.—(Glusgore Chronicle.) tunately drowned. The former was seen a few utiuutes DgaTH HY Fionviiso.--Another death occurred on after the upsetting of the boat, trying to float himself board a lighter in the river, on Monday. Two men, on an awning staunehion, lint finding himself unable to o f the nam es of Goddard and Anderson, having had preserve his life, lie was heard to cry bat, " for God's sake take care of niy wife and children," and then went a dispute at a public-house, agreed to go thither and down. Mr. Lee stash exhausted about a boat's length fie hl , it out. The men, who were heavy round slash from the upset cutter,llle reutaiader of the party asui log hitters, fought fur fifty minutes, and both sustain crew got on her bottoin v ,ann after eleven hours' but' , ed mach injury by heavy falls in almost every round ; and anxious strisggle readilli thelstand of Elephanta, at,lengil Goddard was kocked down, and was and were received by the•Stityettit *ith all the atttittlon stunned with the blow ; his li ra d fell heavily upon the and kind treatment he hirotlbildillithedf affording( tlitin. lir. Kroft hatieft a twidoislaradarigaighasiren to ,1 4e planks. Ills seconds were unable to rouse him, and the iota xi ,ki wi e emiriodopp sa d f ai b mg #l Ise devdip leap tarn two hours. Both pen were in- Ponder), Con it r, Pee. 2, iteor kase • I • briated at the.cesumencenient of the battle. • • -I ' ' 8 I • y i. Carpe diem— Hr promptly wise. WHEN Science began to explore the eetellieats machinery of Man, she was speedily eels* in a labyrinth of mysterious confusion, wom which islet lectual perseverance alone emancipated her. %mew and empiricism+ however, still oppose bib Mae and the prejudice of weak minds, in We amour+ encourages their audacity.—As Trutt is M legmhsed so may our public 'haematite be comport* edtkriblit q ualified pretensions. and to expose their N 014,01 01 not hesitated to avow ourselves as prsetieee class of Diseases, which eadanget the 'mystic ewskitiam Nature. To be brief : we are Members of tile LosseaCt Lace Of fit ItGZONS, can establish the Integrity of mut meter upon the success of Twenty Years' r adial m Hence, and announce the grateful testimony of thee whom long suffering had nearly extinguished every hop relief. We pledge oursel yes to the removal of SY PIIII.IS, ft* incipient symptoms to the remotest stages, characterise every doubt and whatever malignancy. The intricate much neglected disceses of the Urethra hat e been can and studiously considered. as have also those delicate important sympathies which refer to the Female ties.- infirmities of virility have been esperially noticed, elt as arising from the debil itatin g tyranny a tropical at phere—the natural bias of constitution --the itnpredm to g aiety—or the more alar min g resultsof a Fopensity lice, " which shun the light:" the proems of ChM marked by a gradual dereliction of the animal powers all who are thus circumstanced, and more especiallyt as are aspirants for connubial pfeasuro. wo e eon. comets-rid our commentary, (7'he . ÷ : is ft,/ Lif), the! of which must prole beneficial to their moral happla The Book may be had at 20. Paternoster-row ; Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Princes-street, Sotto; lit $l, Fl ee t- s treet ; 40, West Smith fi eld ; Chea Burks and Stevenson. Norwich ; Deck. Ipswich; She Bristol; Barrett and Duffield. Bath ; Hatt, Cob Headley. Leeds; and by all Booksellers. Remedies can be for warded to say o enclose patients of the el patients writing for the same, will please tose note.—Attendance at home for conewitatlon s DOSS. and CO. M. R. C. Surgeons. Li, Boueleil t h e con Fl ee t- s treet, I.ondon.—A private dour mond IPIPRESSED with a just and linsuaattit the calamitous results arising from the inje merit of a certain malady, contracted in a mart" known to require a comment. and often entailing o happy' sictim a series of distressin g ; rind almost ins ble alictions. Dr. RADY respe-tfullv amine' theatt • t those interested in Isla peculiar and nsost cure, unlike the advertising empiric of thefts). or • ciiini n al conduct of those' who . hold lite word of r the oar and break it to our hope." Dr. Eudy'fi l a uraem to pledge infallibility in byreevry description ell far as hnman aid, is edical and 104 cau be applied. be promises a certeio, mieedy. PO tient restoration ; having made every species of affection. and its various train of diseaies, tb e e red by rho of his professiona l studies, and twine tatt coattail sucoess which has accompanied his sled* meta during the course of a long and laborious r is enabled to offer. with the fullest con9ilence. at once the most bopefat and en our Ring. inner stances can be adduced of tit.: stiperlot IRait)'s system. which 11.0. !wen nowd prel where eminent tetent, retainer: hy public proved ineffeetual. In additiont them conolate ces, Dr. Early will 1w found equally fortunnte inn slumbering and debilitated enerrie4 of the hills§ lion. which embitter. and if net tintefv arrested. render nugatory the very principle t.! desolating state of inanity and st..ril;;y, ro-atu frame and affording tone and eln yto Om rale Dr. Early haprjr to convey the most psitoo that Ike sufferers of both sexes may be rescued perseverance in the means Ifietn,ed bellg only Dr. Flatly is oonested daily, at So. :04, ittais-rd (one end of lasSO-Streei, Soho. leads out of Gel neeiv opposite the General Two Penny post o ther rad into Ot ford-street. and is opposiestio by patients of both 'ea. —Country letters meek attention by retdin of second post. rim..,...... --__ doe : MOW: Pit •ed, a n Pataisbad do •• Toe STATSIV a . ; sad t CossrsTuTif Paper) No 191, . trend, npropite St.4.lloae by R. AVARIbIl lik Jun.. Ll 0.: •te bill lau siea;babso o 1 ,fl, ic. are rt VOlO4 it? 09J. I I