The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-11 00:00:00

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This being the first day.. ef o Trinity Term, the bituald, . ars all 4 isa,_Sl.,Pre4llso**446.,:, .7 . . i t itig, in case of cloak at 'Thursday exhibited the same display last night. The. Judges, according to usual eastern, .breakfasted . wids them *Or 'Maces, .11 Off , . ' at a curiosity of the peo p le seemed scarcely abated, and • ~ .4 1 LI ebir by los r sv p h i i tid s h7 iO li i h: e p o a , h l d b c i i• b ei , v.o 7 ost . tio si el f it a7 .l , ' 'Action di dinitilitias doittinialffiLti n gfree,t t the Loma CHANCELLOR, and afterwards preeeeded".Whicb they failed to _ ....4 . ..• n :• i - ' ' the concourse "was as before, almost incalculable.— , _Al- • - • in state to Westminster.hall, about one o'croCk ? aud ' . The Learned Coehdet-011111Vdpase 'Teter It. Pied , . tice, IH. 0. 49, la !which the . Court's( Coladdliss . deiflfi keit ,: p•tb i pe a tre ci tb: te t 4 bl i t .l l l l t o l ‘ b o l d te:a u t o ti v sl o tt e ira w n. t . . 1 .. • The misty wind of last night, however,' was, iii opened their respective Courts. • . some instances, not slightly prejudicial to the rich. • ___ ettics V. JACKSON AND ANOTHER. - • rim refiuted to grant an ettathment agaitts , t . 1 . 71 . h. `,cirtoinsoisoi,,ioibia„lbe, ire4_,4.6 otic .111.ev6.0 : 1 1 1. - .,. ness of the effect. ' the whole range of public The lona CHANCELLOR gave judgment en the - nets fornet, obeying a subpaine to attend *,trial on :ale " eP ' Whlcill buildings on the north side of Whitehall, which had motion! argued a few days lip, respecting the amid the ground,. that the whole cello *of ' tbe lournaYs ' and the Ado- It in that every ship - "1. ' 1.7 '- -' . 7. ' • been prepared to take an extranrilinary share in the and imprisonment of the Defendants, two 4691 ref.! end of the necessary stay at the Plaa6. 4 ' iti il 9 • lirere l t osSids at st r nit ' tgth7;lloprobebiti,y i f; 3 e u :s l e : of t* L i'. Itse lf , II .: general splendour, su ff ered peculiarly. The front . .. . • spectable masters in the University of Carnbrkiele, I not tendered at the time of Serving the illibfidina. nto. four equal conipertmentit, with .perlitinus.ot, • lighting of the Horse Guards was chieflY defaced, under an attachment for not answering the Plainti ff 's 1: M. ScAREETT sepported the 'role, told cdn Mud tho dome, which wirs covered to the summit with hill. The arrest having been made io violatiou of the that if the witnesses had proceeded to Lanoaster iellaia vilou fo i l d r . i : w t e : e9 d fi a t i d i n w e t i: k ed th s * P a lace tri d e, thtihnaoretone d r p ° r tf : lnt e he' m 'shil f: d wo W . t or l i t hsi b ff .l, 7 e i „ b i kt ll.-' * ; circles of !snips, had the entire nearly extinguished ex i. !tress engagement of Mr. Jones, the Plaintiff's So- . which.purpose they had money enough,. they retitaffi undam ab aged. rde qtgillis •bt lily 11' by the wind. The Treasury also suffered ; and a icitor, to Mr. Stevenson , he Solicitor of the De- there have found theattorney, who would have sup . l i will *setup a ladehdiesietiottifib farildred tuns 'd A" front, that promised. from its expensive and tasteful fondants , ' was : . .. ~ . . , ornament to have been among the most brilliant, was . . . prono unced by nis i oroship to be urs- plieu them with more. rst- t a h nn i.h irreelar. He no w . handed out the order But the Court held, that the attorney 'might to T i'deg thou of one thousand tons), andlbet one of the comp only traced .by the few lights that had been Rai. or e . s eration of the Defeo/loots, j have left the money with his clerk at Manchester be- ' detstelly sheltered. Same of those edifices still re • - main to be mentioned. Motion granted. - . I fore his departure for Lancaster a d that witnesses , n the weight more than from sift -• h ' men ' ts .611ef t w t i h t e h .P. W I : li t . er s. is , eet : -.ll ll :ll iel!. 9' i i n P. u P :4 4' . '11 1:0 4 : tiinves-Ith.awlrliii..l' her cgo. previously orcapying.timapaee. and would ~ THE. TilitATßEs. I . were not • bound to trust an attorney. If witnesses • The Goners! Agent's °dice, near the Park, had a . THE COMPANY or THE c ottoev-I,Atia THEATRE v. TUE dills," for his convenience, that was at the risk of , reducing her intoyancy 'boa — :In . (7;:1r t d on . ' ves fr sh ill e '. With only otter/north ,of her hull • large rarer of lamps, rho crown, and star, and the sweaters of MIDDLESEX AND OTHERS,. ' his not being able to attach them for not obeying the mette• • " Tear* of Earope." 1. i . . . . Sir Awritua PIGGOTT moved fora special in junction subpoena. Rule,discharged without costs; the Plaintiff gem out 0( port above waiter ii though I belletViesSellereinere •com. - Tbe.Commissary in Chives w as covered from: top in this case, t o restrain ' the Defendants, Mettlie undertaking not to reclaim the 31, each already paid moitly sent will - . one.third, • end' more titan that • ' t o b e elom with light. On the upper story was 66 Le Walsh, from receiving, and the Sheeitrs from parte Packets, as they tarry )ittle or DO Ile li to the witnesses. • inigh with ' • bon tem/ west vette." Below this, tierowd of fes. l ing with, or paying over to the other Defendants, .................................... toners, w reaths, and stars ;.atid at the font of nil, in 1 certain sums of money, levied under execution upon COURT 0I? COMMON COUNCIL. safety be divided intieonty three corre g terleserit!.. In t : decent official Latin, " Butte eaosa triainphal."-i- the goods and chattels of the Right Hon. Richard' The French as more fortunate. The East front of Brinsley Sheridan, one of the Plaintiffs. The Learned ---..0.,.... . case of fire the advaetage is equally obvious:, a.. guy :. ADDRESSES. otseof the compartmeetc may be ienrolated. .. ow House of Commoitsbade portico, with a Crown, Counsel founded his motion on the circumstance titeq —Testeectay s Coon of Common CoaD4l , loll a chaplet, and the IWO ; 66 Victory crowned by 'the debt grounding the execution had been seeurette7, • ()AMMAN WILLI ‘NIS. • Peace." , , Messrs. Walsh, by virtuepf a contract madelietsiiten . l St Gindhall ' .s. • • . „ Mr. Rose's house was handsomely lighted with the debtors and creditors, by which the creditors had ' The LORD MAYOR informed the court Yds .1144 Highness the Prince Regent had been vraited'opeti the motto, "Europe united." agreed to accept shaves in the new Theatre, in lieu of . - The Mastitis of Landsdowne's had "Peece" and ! b the Court with the Address of Con g ratulation the bond of Mr. Sheridan, upon which the execution . y on : the signing the Definitive Treaty, and had returned r shim ... . ~. . . was levied, and in equity were now creditors of the :Mr. Whitbrearl•" Peac in large characters, whole Company of the new 'Theatre, of whom M r. ! a most gracious answer to the same. i The LORD MAYOR •Rlso informed the Court that su'rrounded .'by laurel. The effect was strongly Sheridan was .otte, instead of levying upon his goods i , the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia had ap. heightened by the lamps being grouped on i'deep separetely. He adde d, . that a common injunction pointed to-morrow, at six o'clock, to receive the critnson ground. • would tely , not su ffi ce, as the Bill and motion were framed . r yet put into the ! Address of the Court, at St James's Palace. .d:l•keinsann's Repidtory.The se t h e of the for a (feeble object, and no answer e His Lordship also inforthed the Court that he hid .1 cider fur the Illinninatidus prevented the completion bill ; and as the equity was apparent, and notice of ' ! been bonneted with we audience of his Royal High. or kilicisrmann'e Tr•nspurincips on Thursday night,' the motion given without any person now appearing • • to °Nino the application, he prayed a specialinjunc. IIeSS the Prince Regent, and had communicnted to . , ~ seitweind that nitwit mOre might have been done had tine permitted, the subjects being on a very Unit until answer and further order. . 1 his Royal flightless the Resolution of the Court to .1 request he would honour the Corporation, by meeting •• line scats,. die .whole of Ackermann's house being The Lotto CuANcet.t.ort stated, that as no one ep. .... his Illustrious Visitors at dinner with the Citizens of uttered with emblematical ornaments. The lower I posed the motion, it should be granted in the terms , London, at Guildhall. His Royal Highness was pittrailis distilled 'into seven compartments; archi. prayed for. ,-: I graciously pleased to express the great satisfaction hee l tettgialli armo r ed Into es many arches, within saeCial Injunction granted. • t ee of iaweaented.bcmnspatent paintings, POST OBIT BONDS. . . (awns!. SHAWN* - ".` :''''' i should experience in meeting the Citizens, and liatU .‘ tge !die of lifee--The Christian and Cardinal Vir. 1 ,„, +alio been pleased to take upon himself to convey this b i, my. coultyntirono'ved : itHatation of the Court to his Illustrious Visiters,j tit* limit Alt -they have animated the Allied 1 Mr. HART, aupPerted the Eitiperor of Russia and Kin g of Prussia, and ere to end -, the war so nobly. Upon the 1 for an Injeusetion in this caso, to restrain the Defe n - ' - • ' • . , had declared he had no doubt the iirsitations would be tapper comeartiventt, owe tranaparmscy twenty.. dant from.proceeding at law for the recovery of the ii. feta feet in lielght, the tyrant Boimparte, amount of certain hoods passed by the Plaintiff_ to Is ucePted' . lifts;; . TIIP. CITY FESTIVAL. , another Plizton,lls hurled 'from; hii - Cti ,by the Vo; : the Defendant. General Arabia conditioned for re. I Mr. Alderman Wool) said he was most extremely r,,' loran Blucher., Whe.perstitiattiti'Jiipiter on the centre ;the of three times the sum borrowed by the anxious that on this occasion step should be /4 the frieze •Of the lower * Compertment ; art, altar d 0..! Plaintiff in 1704 froin the Defendant, while She : a" • every • taken ct to render the festiv!l, so honourable to the . r., &rated to Pettey :Oil hurries:with an etherial flame ; : Plaintiff WAR poor, and a Lieutenant in the 'West t v as-magnificent as possible, and that the most ex. cinipt.extremitleedf" Ott aide two lesser altars ex- • 'Middlesex Militia, during the life-time of the Pl a in. •• • - r missive accommodation should be afforded to the 1 hibited their purellotes. The whole of ttiose splendid tiff's father, ailstrhad other children then living, and i citizen . 8 - . • e, He was very anxious that the Ladies. Transpareitcles Wire eerroended -6y a profusion of . Was at liberty to toffee his real and personal fortune, t shoed be admitted • and . should now propose a itell sueerb ortiemeet4, td 4iiidairtion a carved work i n ' which- •were eoesiderable, from his eldest son .mid .„1.6... that r.r every Alderman should have •the pri 'ed. The Roye.,iton sal; in a shield of the ma. ~ heir, dhe Plaitteifses ilw7 were. ivido.e, aciisisitite ‘"" . ~,,,, _. I vtlete Of iWtendilEttsg tWO Ladies, and every Common,l teNclA was surrotintled Ky . the Standards of the 'The bendi were payable•tie thedeath itf die min- ' • Am ..., - - .... . .•• A . 1 Councilman one Lady to--the.d4eer. He wasrre .1 t‘• ea rowers, together with that of Franco. Alt tie a ather, who survived the time o ft died , . 11 ; ' seeded there would bb full iteetaiiitendation for tWift- t. the &filaments wink ' pointed: in opaque c o looes,-"tsi,. - ' tracti• y .'space of eleven years, and in ickflai at the tables in the Hall .• but slinalil there net; tie •I i - 1 t . ced a reflected light, and.formed a magnifieent ': leaving to the Plai n tiff and his two rile's" 'Oates - ' ! would move that galleries should be erected, Kriel tram.. The coif', ilatil at Ackevinann's house was property.•-eThe Learned Counsel argued, that ender -- • ditties provided for them there. The. Worthy orrique, and afforded the best specimen that we have aWe decision in th is Cowls such a contract could i A v merman concluded by, moving Resolutions to this teen of this specida of ornamental painting. . i not be sustained itt equity , and that the Defendant t, • is • , . Parker's and Merry's; in Fleet.street, had a mug. ' ought to be restrained .. by' injunction from . proceed. I Dificenttemple.front, with 0 Peace," a star of rile.: ing at the common law for recovery of treble thel • Idr. Alderman Buten would be most happy to ' egree in those Resolutions, did he not feel it was im incur' drops enclosing .a W., and at the foot, E s te . unbent of the bonds in question, since such an exces. 1 i poss i ble to carry such a plan into effect. The num. ,! perpeu . .. . _. : ! sive interest or profit was clearly prohibited in this • • 1 her of persons connected with our own Court; and Mr. Bladles, on Ludgeteeilli, baihrviallbeeneeived . Court upon settled principles. I Artie of the Emperor and the King of PruSsia, who • emblentatic painting of Britannia, • Freedom, and , Sir SAMUEL Romitax aud Att. Ham.o opposed;• would attend and honour the city with their pre., Ferlitnile, presented before CotheMilm,' Lord Wel.. the motion, on the grounds that the case came not 1 sence on this occasion, would render it impossible to lineton's bust, crowned with taureksermounted thip, within that alluded to, nor any of the principles laid .i . extend the acconimodatioir of Lailiese as proposed by and • " The victorious Wellington," completed this down in cases of persons dealing with mipors or. t he i worthy Alderman. The Committee ,now hid well compliment to . the, British hero. :heirs in remainder, with certain expectant ri • J. T. Rigge's, Cheapsitia-a4evlar the Eye Of Di. , • 'lt was also shown that 0 ' f r nine years last past thel with the g hti ''''''7l w hat was done when his present hfaleaty. dined: .• ii ~./1 %Mb tAI. PIiLICITIC.. ..• Corporation. Galleries would be erected,. iItiSIISAI S and Co.C . it regetsr•MemAims oft. vine Provitletice,sae emblematical figure of Peace is 1 laintlff had by letters prayed iedulgence, and ri • " 1 ' l in which the Ladies would be accommodated, and., the .ftnyiti Cillege of Surgeons id Legating - have solar , ' Misciel.._ p a ym ent , adopting and in the fullest t • erits ,_ ,__, represented, hearing hi her right han4 medallions of di chair TatiZtitisio'nrtr•-tv.t riwgivtevi -,:ifi)ii:e"„iii,d,4. Lis most Christian Majesty Louis &VW, and .his corising the vali d ity o f the contracts, ana wierawri 1 r f . -_. i have a better view of the company than in a less tie- . le r miy.aeltr, vaned situation. Metier ►would be provided .for t -hc'm , i°,l..tente, iltilsitrtignivliaantehlehrieng-e-lietrtievnitialsiFelkity: *Tli - rages of the accommodation to him at the time. • i ~, Royal Highness the 1' of Regent of Englan sup. ; I...apartments adjacent to the Hall, anti every Irani- • many a pplicaliatts.tney. have hitperto recitived.fost;pepapS 0 ; The LORD CHANCELLOR desired lilt. Hart to spare ported by the arms of &glow,' and Is'rance, and ' . ble attention would be paid to their comfort Rod ceu 7 , ap,:rlTmtettetat"''• t l i t i dl e wsu u L r "' 7: l 7 ,l4l eVt i tr ou " d ::.it to l : te . rm 4 . - th so .„• , . his reply, as his mind was made up on this subject, their itationatstandards, entwined in perfect unity, venietice. • ..: i 5. ... • I po spity I n offer *their aAstintce, ia,oll ram., et,rtetstfis , or de.: nith the Olive Branch of Peace in her hand. The which was clearly an Asurious contract, and entered , "el W 141 would certainly have b een haply / fleitotels, **WOW leftilthig •froattiteionAireotollu&starii4li . r AITIIMA. into with the son and heir of the rich dancing mas- 1 •aute4 igiatriuesirs orfashioteete life, t ee a tet...teteeitto,tae Roman Fasces denote the stability of a Peace found. r geoid the ladies have bee n accommodated. in the Hall ; 1. 0 ,. nct aporriwrti, or wihret if a t i- try tialat ithitli oiefik ., di ed on a fi rm avid wise basis, producing plenty on ter, with a view no doubt to expectations of toot Ihe saw , however, such an arrangement was impossis sot eperey.M.th:ilimitid,atatlestroks,begiape 4)lw*, fro sum from the real and personal estates of the father. ' ~, earth, described by the Cornucopia. At the feet of' vie and, therefore, must oppose the motion. '' • 1(1(441 0 er aleril?.y ia-1160Ose esex,..l!lttl-lailPftorg in,tktg,e/ter2; 'This Court could not regard the circumstances of . ' , • - Hwy offer n afe hod fiettitateat cure. .-.••. • 1 . • - • - Peace is represented the fragile end fallen power of • Sir )N . CURTIS pressed the necessity of .espeditinn i. s s .► 1 s o ti...e.: etio,ltoin •tatii ' cure. ere 'l,vfear:it leas recognition of the claims, nor delays in application 1 on the the Es .Emperor Napoleon, denoted by the Imperial part of the Ccrmmittee, as he was iirformenr. rerin . e . into the oinrried State,,and.Jilhantrd to t rek relief, her* for relief, as the I laindff might not have been eir-.: on good authority, the Emperor and King of Prussia': their l'!"tlys.ir Iltent i r , It " mg li . e c""i n t ile t ° k e ' d ' u l" Eagle laying prostrate and broken, with the tri- ' coloured flag destroyed. - ' tier than the present time instructed, as to the ea tv , •°' -, es not be able to meet the Corporation after howcvee eaten or inetferterrl the sure inky le co • sty othec Practitiv4r;%, that by a reativatits and infallible award , he was entitled to. :His Lordship, on condition of ; ~ We heard of no accidents that occurred during the Thursday or Friday next. . : they may bere;e:rod in a APIIOI.I Alla vigos oustlontittitiatt... ••• , paying into Court the principal and interest of the i 1 Mr. S. DIXON also urged the necessity of dispatch A Certain Dioirder, • frequently consnsentil in.: a ege t . tiveniag.. A. few rockets and catharine wheels, ex- _ i mem of indiscretion, Ind every species of Veocreal infernos. ld, sum actually lent, granted the injunction. . I on the part of the Coinntittee. hibtted from the roof of the IlorseGuara, ettractea., • . a mild nnd never -Siding nettle of treatment. is speodsly awl an ! . the crowd, an& there was much struggling and some After some further observations, the motion. was &rally removes!, without mtriiint in diet or ezerelee . : us 41.5,11, sin le'llittEs of . the • Urethra and Netts. whirls tile" danger in the attempt to press through.... .Dorkr the witgrawn.:Adjourned. ' - I art essabled in n itre in a short period, without • haviuie ree.nrrse to , evening, some waggons, with two postilioes in white . svoteerees • on. painfully` dongfrous effects cif the caustic; ' referesles cockades to each, and Mounttbd nitit Bourbon flags, It is a Coincideive worthy of _, remark ; that the . ' whica can b e ;torn eh 9eteral gentlemen ofeirigh•respeosNlitas • *no have ben cutest in a very short peritid, after having lees. moved down the priutipat 'streets. One of those Princess Custmorre entered into public life the day L oured ~, der strictures fur ,„,„ 3 . year ,. ... ..- waggons was filled with persons bearing implements on which peace between England and France was ra. , iTo Marrie4 Feentilei, whrwe expectations pf those-tenders" - of husbandry, and bong with ribbons, inscribed tified. - . pledge's of connubial happiness have been oefirakti t it may,altit he it nleasisse reflection to know, that hy a proper nerseveia.ore , O We cut up the Corn Laws." Beerisil WHIT? HERRING Ftsitray.—A Bill O f in their remedies. the.geaend health is einO . optettotud , :the . iiws yeti. as great consequence as the Corn mu is passing pr:t.emegstrieszt,,,,d c.y..weiv_prnfempng theeine ervier4 through the House without any notice being taken of . z , pa•tscu.ar cs.nipkint-, In order that they in:ly not , beptarke4 it. As the law . now stands,' eien with the •latet ,hy a ini.taken.r.w.„ with the !Mow soajut;:iy,sitetitiwve.hetlto t.sentitar amended Bill, a loss will annually accrue to ti le , isehiseraretNebtateire.,,,,.t:ipra.pietrinytit t i t• i t t 5 i ed l e c si and initiated into' every patios for want of sufficient regulations a( to salt •,,,.„„ ( . 1 ,.„,. the p n eme „. (eertitcnics.of which,- from vitriol** s and fish. This might be satisfactorily demonstrated i. ir'gliiiruiti7.• to".l"c",iet:oftr:Ttelisieeti:ltilte..st•t) P PlZ:Tejo= 1 and remedied, if it could be yet intestigiited in .ft Iti I : he wraYrtne'r have or our varlets world, as well ',win. i Committee, and evidettee 'is reatlyld Wad ocher , psse, emholdens them to assert, that their yerearehrt properforward to prove it, is well as the' eels 1h pry this i.h .it.ii ens 1 aving been X. , *vo tioetlio ili•ienws we eolnerated, Wry knkr in y. of: renovation to mien :is itto tabour under tow tation will Sustain af the present moinant;'espieiallY 4., l'oebiliiotiog effects of a life passed tinder the foretell zone • knit effectiie regulirtilms; ' a bargee,' Vilest bi... fur c tlt i er, fir I.olroiazioynhittotote.roiniciigiisititntlrfusrwiTitrisiotZnisointillieion: , .esteblislietl, and, eratiloylvent given id qtli.eitfr a ' oleo, lisedie or aeltsting era me, ' they offer in then , the best \ 14.441"1" time lortiotec - • ' • ' '7'7 -r - Aoststencis.4.ituotedie.W .14 g th at the puttees revelling. (rain ' Of • le , it . ' s fea 'eh • OfliCisi ivn board . die their male:Stops hro iuduted them to foil the practice lif the . a • -e r r . ..• -- - . • • • '• genet - al - practitioner: nod tires pre-mane their pretensions coot 7ttied. Yenta's Riiiida, .itt. , .the 'Gartititic, I . ,, uute ii. iiiir grounds for eke uttprticedeoted colitideolliviilrik 6.4,4.. Vise thiipsand.'trooliiChere already which. t II T Yhhilitvhes: cb,iiiiiiitlrevPrit'rre;tineuee.sitle7 I t l it sti l :t7 thliseimpart icatatir ,M'erlea,..vinder cotiio# of this . ,Cenforir ; , t 1 their cow, it e, :nut in:inner of living. enclosing a remittance' i 604 iticnil 363lieds."of Alwitilliar,cS . .te ow . nevite soids'itiktiritics. and the reitedies will be given or for-' % iroune giver . itihidi ifitli terittimi , . . , .; ~ „,•• Ae.. • 1 a,poOltiore. 'Atrairet teNttes'e,Weer • es. . i e •• of yr ar, wavdcd, tow ty. na rt: tit the kitigilson. ii s. or bv knee', ' To he cinpultril at lttstr hoti•e ditoiy (per.toot vl ... postpaid) 14 . patients of either sex, with secrecy, delteuttyr iidii...o Os , Peireqptitei to liiiiikes,' la eakit e and rourrint.n. - • . t. A,' otiS Tn % that, jkii / i' 'it Admiral lifiii.kt,.. • 7:4 r vi ittalli I.Q.:sigeent,l9:l3oinetiostrert, 1: 1 ree.tuar titsidillarglit tiia • ''' ' rfaViltil Will tprtteOri ...,- • ' - ;Mir z igt / ' •.iffetsitisar iiiihit'llafig ~;!-. s' A . -A shock of an earthqoake was percei • girlies, in the Lower Pyrenees, oit the lid of-Niey. -ievesek:- stacks. of chimnies were thrown dostskitysist: A CHALLENGS. 1 ' IiLIESgIi.S. CUttitlE and Co. gurgeens l , late . 111 1.71. hi, Majesty's service, challenge the*hitle world in, -prOvi•n single instancr where their Medicine and M. , ;t10.4 of Cure have failed of the tinsired elfeet. The practice of many ' rites ia this porticalar hrtutch of their profession hay not liVell .Cuss to one unsuccessful case. They cordon!, to direct, theit studies to the. treatment and core of V F.Ng . KF.III- COI& PLAINTS, and that derangement o f the s‘strin. whirhipWie• k i . comegtience of tt.e pernicious and vonnefttl effeas Of a halal long • and mos unhappily pursuant by the youths of both sexes. in ..- the one. *ill he - booed to he the unfailing 4isurce - ve Bartow's; ..., the ot have its ravages fatally developed to them t.v a die. tressing state of debility, which, if neat li , :iely remedied, tennis - notes is lenpotence. These arc its remote and Obi mote effects' while consumptions. loss of muscalar power. and. VaTiOUS tier'.. votes contplaints, usually •chameterne the m!.rliest stsges et' this solitary vice : 64f persons langtaielinut hndek die i•ders incidentte ' .such a habit., their treatment is simpl. , .irothas never prov . ed gas 'maenad in the dilltiSe'nf a low. lationous, and mooch extruded practice• 11l the most,obstitutr otid C4),lsitlitnW4l eases if Yee •' . nercal infection, such as otestructi , ns 'nth. urethra, sio'neY 014 '.., erescences,•liard tumoursi• raiimin , smitten.. . eruptions..smaim,V, weakness, glrets, us also STRICTURES, w ;tether rerewt or of lon g duration, and is Welk have baffled 11110 . " skit) of other prartioners. tire,' hy their, preveuhimprovrd ploth r - : of treatment, elfectenily and pertiane..lTY cored, without 006. 1 . I patienesinfering,l'ost excruciating pan and alumina hemoter,awaL i which trerpleatTv follows the applitation of the lunar yagsrigk e ,' ' In the course of twenty yrari et tetsove pr;teire in thii ism: . ~.9 1 , polis. comscrotts cgoes of strictures tows-been and are do* AliiliZ '..• der their mire, the total ~tient' iif which is effestedAsi** • safe, cOwasts,Mod eti#oditiout: Mode of practice. oq.erieettiiiift'e. • other yet . atingelett..• The Veakness. telasation. IVO neftilN. • I proceeding . froth Oafs complaint, is speedity remote:Pi and t o i patient restored to saved mod. rigarnlpt. bed*. 140 1 _ . ~ e rett:te't i debiitty bits .for years existed,* praprr 'tersest-oOn* iliS.Ms.lr Itt• .1 eknlialve remedies. one, the Sirietiore has !lect A .eate rca, icvi... 1 iti m ifiennstily retensine to revive the sitter ullg settee isfilitee. sit re-animate the Coostioition. Revers! Noblemen and Gentlemen *I the . , Ott • vvir ' F itit, " have been antler the rare of Mesas. Cerritliwpt : co, fur... " i to-ual of complaints of the urethra, strictore4llr . t Joe? rink , received a radical wêjsatsBtitJbflt cure; request Milt tat I lallY , he jive* to. Mesas he . Snalsfactory eyitlences 4 . .. the exei-ire • SuperiorllV of Messrs., Curtly nriff."Co.S Ann of irittifilikka:%- 1: I Malty of these Gentlemen 'twine bad I/Meli a ! ft ii tot to ;04Myy: to l / 4 i years, sod bad been under the care of ,11 Knee, 11rIvioides„: ! ' and Ober Surgeons .4 equal ettsinenee, ii ID ato - ,in. teit. the aim by the ROO ical i' o of fat Aunitt.CaultiC, it emu! ;it Or.. rhtleinif in the 'country , are , requesteff tosta glastrlcullrfr. of their cast, sum, ort4 Oficial: h'ishiCof liii:ia, i 114.• . :IWii .. s re mittance for,adeiceJnot Illedicipitt.,Wilieii Ifle.ftjhe - ,:: : i, _, given or sent to any pa rt of the kingdom. l'.l-eitair.ohnt sii. cre'y so essential to, their maertiling, the pintane of leans mite be added to the account int mediciiialf•'...4.;... - . *egos. - currie and Co. mar be canrufied isnitlier Sex, %voila the greatest delicacy, secrecy. and hoping - . at theichfintremk.roglits Vol. tiwiess-wareesuz-.-4th Jet* 1849.-407. lb COURT OF KING'S BENCH, awfisAk - 1 This bring the first day of Trinity Turin, the Char.mllor, Vice-Chancellor, and Judges, woe& re st to Westminster-hall in state. The report usually made each term of the state of the convicts on board the hulks was read • they were described as healthy and orderly. No mOtlop of any interest was made. 4 TM' LINT V. TUOMMI SEDGE' 'Zro' .81(.1c/tem obtained a rule to show cause why a "ft I ircarrarno should not issue against this Defendant, calling upon him to show by what authority ha exer t:isles the offtte.of 'Mayor of Coixisestei, the Corpo. 'titian whicei Oasis!. or 12 Aldermen, including tho-Idaitee, Apo& the greumi that there were present lat, the eiseagsk ,only the Mayor and four Alder's**, besides the nettaieett.A ;Ty " . An express wee 'received in table on the Stith ult. from Colchester, stating, that a mutiny had brisken not among the riedmontese troop stationed in the ba rrnaks. there. They threatened Albs deetruC• aloe of the lifteacks and town, and it stis:with.difil cutiy.thet Abe tumult was suppressed. •'rillitely•riiiie of ihe most ectiie of the rioters were pot, tato ' ten. finement. Oen. Wii.osa set off (rms . :lo*k% sin Sunday. to take measures on the occasion. Ws be mot !elitist the cause of the uproar. Ftne.—The extensive flour mills and *streusel Aetliro, the property of Messrs. Ferguson sed Jodi. lie f -with all the stock of, wheat, flour, Ikc.. ' tsinNl in them, have been entirely destroyed by "on the iiight.hetween Sitorthty and tiertday se' The fire was first discovered . about one esclisek the ,morning, in the Asper part .of. the old part of the roachineyy ANSI, a d sellrat lag .polity•and violence ,of., the flames, that :fin, few hours the entire bultilioga : were destroys very little of tint Pi.oPevty oaved fortunately,, pgpers were.got, safe vet of alse 4 ri.,f,dstititsii94*,,•Alqinyfh' riot vsiottietett the mills, but oppeiite; have alto been hunt- • -.* • iresail &ryas, Si, elect.44teet. .. .~~. I- det •. !. ~. 5.►..~ • •pild G coop 11•144 bilor •-• WM • 16" on. beside' toe opolMrF.4 .• if . t - . , I no tion wiii stinal r• hate • ! _. i r‘4,SAPPII,O, Ihit tl iS lt ‘MaiikW • *;. 9%; 111 A' OM :441110111100 1 0111110 , ao . # , St. Costal, 1 wb•ns . 11 eifeel thiPaPd-VgismigiOnitt,o44o44,,,* in. jitesontent ttiereby eatphlisl id Ifitt• :siikirk. gab 04411441NPIAPOW*AP d itigekt. 'PA .gly.4„a b4 l i s a ! fit c. t e otk obeying & eabpseoi t and . .&4lepOng the hid et Alf* I,•''. p" . triet Of i bY 449, PlatC444oF.ll4PiefrifeliZne lit asiAPP- P" "l . -4.lfd tocii oslid , h 4n e toffei*tinVlielleroaft. . II .. , . 1i4 .4 1,1 41 .g e k 01e 4 5 i *„ 7 9i T srliel " : 4 1,4440 many Of 4 be , e't . -• • mtr "se...,titi!O ire 6 i thee.ra.. hove giten 'the Plaintikagif iht=iwa•at .04 Gitraa, a .., tiltri• 01:100106 . •. ! lied ' Wie &et 15;00 alis;l.• t'i riev, redotad a 3)o' eh it ~ . , i i. ~ of ',11014.3a o che r all lb*. tb**44l• 4l . . tat t ; . 7 -4 ttv, I.l4,:ftoopt 1 tfbe., r i *4OlO Plaiatifra,Meatt: _1404 in, tlirtr my to , TrelitsiAllat , led witit Lentitathit, whiratitelyToelarZ. mere in, foi to A nwritit I at down. 'Ahem ;• bat that sit Wag ettaegb I. 'War I* ita-. hare." • "4 • •r" • . /tit , 1:4 t * N ow .-; , • - • ,ttgland and France was M•'pled j To maotipa Femmes. w oo,. -,--.--.. get of roanahlist happiness have. been defratett,,it may,also: _ . fa he a pleasing•refection to know , that b y a p ro p er per,eveta.ere , . • ,ING FtSitTnY.--..k Bill o f t h e iv remedies, tbe.geoentl h ealth is eern s vatett o And the•iees - •.• • the Corn Bill is pi ssint petillaram reato vs.d. . - • M.lll. Cuss and Co. exebtsively - professiag the cure of 'these it any notice I) ei n g taken o , ts . tirutor rompl , :int -, in order Om they duty a i ke.4 not be al • . lands,' reel' with the late by st tniAakett low, with the obloqoy so justly sot;icheel to dbl. il annually accrue tofifth'. the i i thrt rallenelyeh".:l:eiritice'elnii"elrko jetribyuedritti;ef a t n a d "iss:ittlasetievde:eitt?s t'vrry . tient regulations at to salt !., be nnch . of ' the profe.4. P ( certificate Fr •nf which.. from 'nein* e ;; , I satisfactorily devaonstrated ; kospitals, mid tevtten.enials from highest preifessisonalluthar ' . e i . be' yet'. 'Wiest igated .. 1. rtties they have to convince any ei4utrer). That a ressderscle in 7 lip the wormer hemisphere of oar yawn% world, as well holm , t r.• . • 'evidietiii •is reedy t o come oilier posts, einindelens )hem tit ?siert, that their researehrte I •'`.••s t ..; • • ievi as tbi fat injury sh!),:bivini been c.•vitioeti io iti•teasei al7ely. eisturieiriabised,.thnc7ertfool: ^ isiegettt reoTtialt, 'espeetally l'a6tdeb.iliio7ileßl:lelkerptfo: ' o T f m n lvi l a i t i l ells e se ' el l c tinTr Th a els:rold ir z. 4 ne. ' holt i t +l; • a hutiky ftlittitt be further, flint having had ispporaint, in tlseir prestessiewl Ca- i eintiloyment given td ell* oak p ri a , citi iii•i•tra.i.foiromig.”; it . i i t ri i n ii . t . i m e kte I:ryttihneiiyannr:eer w iii tt lye th i e s teisokr, west sitne :.... „r . li of Pei lt • . ' . . '• ." I ' . assoesneia -4. isassredlolc ref :that the sneer ss resultig. (rasa: ..,. ... NH " a l l • ofite.er • . on . bonrt ige . !heir ende:ivesetes tint induced Oven to toil the practice .if the . ~ 2 . it •d- i n th * 'GIs - a' it ig.* . nerni 'iwactitioner : noel they prettame their pretensions con . . .. . - !IL . %I •.- • e . ~8 ; ." s setatte a, nor grows& for the ussprecedes,ted ceentplence. atca . , - utmost ' troort:Pall 1111"ililai which they..hove, by the %white. ?wets so liberally heoostrred. . ! . 1 . • ler coniro# of Os Costae& ; rat‘ to the country [tee requested to state the partaralstrir ~. qf t h e ir cow Hoe, and manner of leving , enclersieef a et:mitt/wee' ... _, t IdOS MIA of .tivilitiParifi l'.,! n fiii • sidvite so'sd.n4;licioes. and the reisedtes will be vest or for- - • ••• • idiiiiiiii 011,er-itukiii, of Wit; wsakii.i.-...,!,.1,,tr.:ut tliekaigdoes. - y •.. -.. A U... emll,llfiA' ~ ....Vt. i.,..,j1 a• " • 'To he 6st:suited at .heir house Mild (pemuseallv. er bY !ellen* ' , ~gliu!'"'l4..„_a;lrs:4ll‘"°'.777l7t. t f r tiost.paiti) it : patients. of either ,es, 'Alb Accrecy, dlcise7v . . raor tO VillettO c . '14% • relitu e.. 4 .nd a ttrition : • , i t • , de. - ' • Ali' iiitt ista "-- ' • and . Suigems , I% 1 3 01 iierle 4 h at . • ' . Iseet.tt. • en 6 •'' 16 F 97- • Per..-I,lBis, ''• , , ..,:p , - • 1' '• • 1t• I- trt • • • . .• ! • 1 a . i lms 411 tvefoa . ....- - - •3' • :- , . ~ , i . .. . t:' ' ' . w i t "...-1 14 - 7- : fi' -:. kits An.oNiiiN 7. arrit. 'and - 14.‘tifilea 'i ' :loft 14:5., Isi jov! *,• ' . '• ' • -. • StAyssiao 11 4 1, v a 11. Sit ettei 4ree l• ' ''' - - - . ',. -, ..r.•-- . , • . , ' • ••'",,,hic...7% . • . ... . • , .. .- .*li* -..• • . . At '. ..- • '. - • . . . , ' .-^ • -:. -• , . t • t" . , .. . .., ~....., , ' • Y 1 ~!• *EP Fg! 'tree! • VW! pito. • • vie • • At-0A ukt, , • , or ill Obi ' , . 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