The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

. i 1 Lf --~--~- `FririliftolV AND BURNING OF RIO DE Li , • BACHE BY TUE INDEPENDENTS. (Rio de In Hache is. a seaport in the Province of Vene -4•1.1a, at the month of a riser of the same name, and ;Awl, 100 miles to the east of Santa Martha.) KTRACT 0; A LlTT'''. CIATTO KINGSTON, IC NI 10. "By the arrival of the vess e l s . n n Thursday and yes iv, lay' from Rio de la Hache, we have been furnished Lib some accounts of the movements of the 1 ndepentl •.its on the Spanish Continent. I t appears that an en gagement took place on the 25th ult. between the Roy .6li:ta and the Independents, the former commanded by Colonel San c h ez d e Lima, and the latter by Colonel sfontillo. After haring been warmly engaged for two hours with an army of 2,700 men against 700, the Roy alial.s retreated to Morino, with the loss of 100 min. fhe Independents lost 30 men in killed and wentimbiL At the termination of the above contest, tho MINN of the Independent forces applied to Brion for their hut he did not comply with their demand, and, afraid that they would combine against him, he embarked them, after having previously taken away their arms, on board the brigantine Lord Rodney, schooners Enterprise and Cordelia, and sloops Dash and General Dtummond, and then sailed for that port. The town of Rio de la 'tube was set fire to on the night of the4th inst. and the tort blown up on the follotring day, which is supposed • h. have been done by the orders of Brion, at the time he ssa< preparing to proceed to sea. His destination is not positively known, but it is conjectured that he has gone tl St. Domingo. " The town of Aivoira, near Rio de la fiche, was set tire to and burnt on the 15th ult. by the Independents. I lie troops evinced a good deal of insubordinatioa, and ad sonstrionication was cot off with the interior. Vol. Montilla went on board the Andinetta (Brion's Aag ship), on the 4th inst. and Capt. Chitty acted as Flag- Captain in that vessel. " Colonel Montillo, after the action of the 25th ult. harangued his men, and entleavonred to persuade them to march against Seethe Martha, promising them full pay, as soon as the town was taken, as he expected re .eul!tanceit from Jamaica; the soldiers, however, would two agree to this proposa l. " It is stated that a most disgraceful scene of plunder took place at Rio de la Bache, and that every thing of value was carried off by Brion and his followers. The prin - eipal part of it was sent on board the schooner Kate. and it is said that she proceeded fur St. Domingo, as well as L's' sloop Patty, which vessel left Rio she la fluke with P-. 0. Intention of returning to this island. " On board the Enterprise 149 men of the Irish Le gion were embarked, together with the following Offi cers, viz :—Maor Cliutin , Captains ()Trion, Cox, Hogan, and Jor dan; Lieutenants Smith, Moore, Power. Duncan, Riley, AVOW, Waite, and Ormsby ; one Officer, C tptain Ramsay, and 32 men, on board the Dash ; two thhcere, Lieetettants Bremner and Dunbar, and 56 men or board the General Drummond ; and 411 turn, with the following Of and other persons, on hoard the Cur. " Captains Anthony (turban, Henry 31iller. and W. X*Derinott t Lieutenants John Gray, Abraham Cowen, Artbony Morris, John Rowe, Roht. Wary, Jai- Cam tert, Walter Lambert, Phillip O'Donnell, Wm. 51as- Woos, Thod. Glynn, Chas. French, Thos. French, Edw. Kink Om Russel, Jas. Cassidy. John Slera, Edw. (Filarlos, Wen. Clifford, Robert D. Hay, Valentine M'Azey, Like Walker, and Chas. Ellis ; Sorgeons,John Wilkinson, Kdw. Campbell, Thos. Canavan, H. O'Neil. and Hee. Langford; Serjeaat-Major John Reyncliff: Serjeants Henry Kelly. and John Rorke • Corporal Daniel Slimily and wile ; Mrs. Rocha* and child ; and /Mrs. they. " The troops arrived in the Dash were forced on Vby pt. Comm, who went in an armed boat. on (.tips. soon as he bad compelled Captain Sergeant to take the men, the Irater handed down the colours of the , &op. sad 10finvairtiptdir Chitty that he considered the Dash as piratically taken possession of by the Insie perolents. "The Lord Rodney sailed for this port along with the other vessels, and NO men are said to Lave been ens. larked is her. She bast not a cask of water on beard to supply their wants. , The Ansoricas schooner Betsey Ann, Lowe, from idaltimore s with a cargo of lour, was plundered at an chor in the port of Rio de Is Hache by Brion's people. " The schooner, Samos, was converted into a hospital reseal" COURT OF CL41113- Yesterday the Court wet pursuant to adjoorausrot at tweive s'eltsek, to receive proofs epos the part of claim ers to do service Wawa Ms Majesty at the Coronation, aftu to hear thsotteel upon several contested and doubtful claims. The Doke of York - took the Chair. There weir present besides his Royal Highness, Lord Healey, Sir William Sam Sir Jolla Sulam Warns, ht. itc. Toe Cesortortur.—The Gout war a coosidevable time occupied is hearing 111111111111nts is favour of Old In wnsition to the *,leis of Me Rev. Mr. Alpert*, Lord of "the Mare of Seelvoishy, to atteidal:llwCoeonatirs as the COO Chasers* by dopetr,.. Me. Hyman.% err attended v o il i rlitf ,and treed byre thew at greet length. 1I t h at tha • Lord d the Mawr of Scrivelsby %Obi Ora la doceptents to establish by eight to perform theseiviee of CJs ion-, the Cirri could fag so halitatiotsia the crest of the claim hei allowed, at permittiag him to appoir a De -pry. the of the claimant operating to the '4lWlee of the yerapretsoce of the service In Ms owe- Wl l . t'useries of Richard 11. a Lady wise' poutedd of the Maur of Sowirdeby, by libr of the Leeti, arteaded before the Coosa few the ,ea rl by depoty. Her claim was imasedistely r ' sod any of her sus petfermed the service. He i Whet setaeloas of a mere item data 'which deputies were allowed to serve, sod prayed the Wert wield be mdtho by these maturities. la reign of Henry IT. die ammoplowhip was AldretTo aid the 1 1 0 •"Mlifil had set lowland with the agpolotamot of_thot deptity. He beSeped that la pp! vum where the Mampiewsitip wan- performed by derail, hid the hug ibbitpred his aathority. The AteetntatiAlastaaas., ape* the pad of his Ma jesty, attended la his mites. He contended that there Misted so right apes the put of a Lord of a Maar who was looppeeMted from performing the ogee of Chempitro hirelif.ao apple% a *potty. le all cans of that Owl she Pie triode' • person to VI the Ace. This prat:dos-1 typelatiog deputies esteoded M tuber wirier at . * Cllfelliiiell. sod the rale that the Leg ahead itele *yr slit falters of tie person- added by pesemile4 of IN. Muir, was rettottilsed without Mg r -. it belief •Imlt eolommille that bk Mainly iltoold blob the &oleo of a perms Ise his defeaeo, - sad the op mg of his r evue. rather s bas hoo the claimant. wh bas l l aoarablifrata the mature *his profeseleo, or say elreaussiases that towlstad his title defective. teas mother_ resod for alloving the power to sc ope is the King. The eettietriialli military oar, and of ',orgasm* deterrittaislo he its the penes. (the 'airbag errs perdu( of me Or by dm Wog ;sod as the last eesoustissptho llosl Illtal obisiod to set by dewy, erod i T t s is gaid ea tiff se lb proposed a Ilismais. hot the Wood the . M. i fir Lord Joh* Towasood, in op. paid, Ile she . Mr. Dpaoket claim. His Ls& . _ -~- THE S'l ship claimed the Championship as Lord of the Manor of Tamwortb, part of the ip irony of blarmion. POLICE, ---.411.- Proofs weie exhibited spell the part of the Warden of • 11 a unit 6 est n-ayn E T.—John Nipper, a genteel the Fleet, who claimed to attend with the key of %Vest- dressed minster Hall, and to open the gate for the Kine„ to bear char young man, was put to the bar handcu ff ed, a place at the Coronation, and to receive the fees hither() charred with stealing plate and other articles, under ed paid for the service, circumstances truly audacious, (ram the Half-Moon Proofs were exhibited upon the part of the Duke of in Clipstune-street, on Sunday evening. Athol. who claimed to present a falcon to the King, and Mrs. Wells, the landlady, stated that the prisoner, •o have a place at the Corouation, together with the fees who was a stranger, called for a glass of cyder a little appertaining. before seven in the evening. He was some time alone Strangers were then excluded, and the Court deli in the parlour, and on witness going in, lie asked for berated for some time. The doors were soon after or dered to be thrown open, anti upon the admission of the a particular newspaper; on being informed it was not public, the Clerk read from a paper the decision of the taken in there, he said he must go where lie could see Court npon the following claim. it. In the course of the evening, Mrs. Ilrells missed The Court refused the claim of Lord John Townsend, the keys of a cupboard in the parlour which she kept his Lordship having failed in establishing his title to the plate in, and on getting the lock picked, 13 silver table Championship. The Court refused th e c l a i m of the Duke of Argyle, spoons, six smaller and other light articles were gone. upon the ground of in a bility t o establish his title. in the latter part of the evening, just before bed-time, The Court refused the claim of the Warden of the the servant maid gave an alarm that a thief had come Fleet, upon the ground of his inability to establish his out of the bed-room with a bundle, and as he could title. not get out at the front of the house, he concealed The Court adjourned the consideration of the petition himself in the privy, down which he threw the articles of the Rev. Mr. Dymoke to perform the Championship sto l en from the bed-room, and the hunch of keys. by deputy to the 31st instant, to which day they ad jottrned. The prisoner was secured by the parlour customers, and delivered over to Coates, a cJostahle, when it turned out, that after having stolen the plate from the parlour cupboard, he took it home to his lodgings, at No, 4, Miller -street, Camden-town, and was daring enough to return to increase his booty. Coates found the plate and other stolen articles at these lodgings, with a brace of loaded pistols. The prisoner Wei re manded for another examination. HIGH TREASON. SPECIAL COMMISSION, COMMISSION, Ot.Asonw, JULY 21. Wilson's trial bast:occupied the attentiou of the Conrt two days, and it afforded atuple opportunity for She abi lities oh the Counsel. The prisoner was one of an armed party of fourteen or fifteen uho left his house at sitrathaven, sixteen miles east of tflasgow, on the morning of the 6th of April.— Thir party came half way to tilasgow, where the pr. Boner left them. A party of armed people had, the night before, gone into several 'noises in Strathayen and the neifltisourhood, and forced f the inmates arms, ammunition, and flints. The prisoner, when he left Strathaven with the party, carried a sword, and lie lip pcord to be very dejected. On Tuesday last, au attempt was made by a man named Justaer Murray, to assassinate his Grace the Duke of ATFIOLL. Murray, under pretence of import ant business, had procured an audience of his Grace, at one of the lodges leading to Outdold House, where he handed his Grace a letter, containing some unreasonable demands, and which farther stated, that, unless his Grace complied with them its a few minutes, he would shoot I rids a pistol. The Duke, with singular for titude, and great presence of mind, seised the pistol as Murray drew it from his pocket, and, calling on some of his attendants, Murray was immediately secured and brought to the jail of • Perth.—(Edenbwrgh Evening Coltrane.) One hundred and silty male convicts hare been shipped at Portsmouth, to go on board the Neb., at Spithead, for New South Wales. There is this season a must abundant slsew of fil berts and battle nuts, but the walnuts have in general failed. The proof on the part of the Crown was d olle d at ten o'clock at night, of the 20th ; and Mr. J. A. Murray oc cupied tn•n hours in delivering his defence. At midnight the Court adjourned, and the Jury were conducted in roaches to the Black Bull Inu, where they werndetained all night. At ten o'clock, on the morning of the 21st, the Court resumed the case of Wilson. Exculpatory witnesses were brought forward, to prove that the prisoner had been forced to go along with the party on the till. of April. The Jury will take some time to r to a derision. Mr. John Ratcliffe, well known on the Stafford and turfs of the neighbouring counties, who is now in the ith year of his age, had challenged all England to run one hundred yards fur one hundred guineas with an►• man ten years younger than himself. SI•PPOSEDMtn AT KENTI4H To vx.—A Co roner's Inquest was held last night at tile sign of the Bull and (late Publie-h.)nse, Ken fish Town, before J. Silawic Esq. Coroner, over the body of a loan, un known. This rl►aflenge has bee u accepted by an inhabitant of Liemile, in Staffordshire, now in the 8/tk year of his age, who served under the command of Reorge 11. in the tierniAn war, mid with Rodney, in the Ameri-, can w.ir, and afterwards :as a srrjeant in the Stafford shire militia. Mr. George Bolton, Surgeon, who had exam ine I the body, stated the marks on the (ice to be of a trivial nature, and not such as were likely to have been mortal. There was no fracture of the skull; and from various appearances he concluded that the deceased had died from suffocation or drowning. Two other Mrdical Gentlemen. - 110. Heritage/ sad Mr. Hardie*, dem forward is "omittadiet a statfttaem which bad been mask in Tili'OSsereer, Sunday news paper, died espied from it into the papers of-yeikerday, in white they were represented as having given an opisiea frit the deceased had died in consequmme of wooed. %flirted by als maker's fork, They had films no ilia opinion, . re extremely ledir sant that any one *honk d Live presumed to make such use of their causes in sack an accouat. FIRST OW Till lIARTIST.—We learn that OR Thurs day last, two fields of fine Oats belungiug to Richard 31.Grath of Duggan's% Polt bi hitulust October, were cut down; sold that leipr ar next, tvrobide uT Bartel, of elloolir Age fib*, sotto he hint earl/ la Maack last, will he also rest down. Rich of these W oomera we believe to he, in its Mod, the earliest ledieg. titan of the couunenctuseut of the leanest in this coon* -(lraterjbril Mirror.) The Waterford Assizes commenced on Monday. The lion. Baron Uraium, who was expected to preside ix the County Court. became so unwell at Wexford,. libt lad Assizes town. that be was under the necessity of going to Dublin. He is replaced by the Hon. Ser jean( Btrarrott. The Hon. Baron 51•CLattax as bed to open the County es well as the City Court on Monk,. and to swear the Orsini Juries. At Preston Sessions, on the 15th inst. Was. Pouts, dot younger, was found guilty of conspiring with tenvr twelve others, and committing an unprovoked violeet assault on the Messrs. FREDCRICII Li ta.r and Jostou Batows, two washers of the 51anchester and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry. during the corps being on perma nent duty, in June last. After a painful investigation of sic boors, the jury retired for a quarter of an lioor, and returned a verdict of guilty against the defends*. And, when the worthy Chairman, Sic Tuomas U • RTMVLE Hesarrn, was aboet to proudusce jnd Mr. Muir rose, and addressed the Coalltlits a very some manner. moving. le the mein astablele Major Brains. the Akers. st ri and privates of the Manehesterd= " Cavalry, that thmsgb the delbsdant had bees lewd guilty, it was sot the disposition of that corps which he had the honour In be e member of, to punish with seve rity, yet, they should noversuffer themselves to be pro siesta( with impunity ; he, therefore, requested this the slightest possihie posiskossatie hollictea. The Chair man, on woks, sentsoce. advotts4* the enormity of the crime, and sorry was he to woe of respecta ble connexions like Pucae, arraireid before him for so heinous an offence: and that it mid have been his plin thil duty to have passed the severest panishment nest Iran 'tattoo epee him, bet for the manly fwd oithweatighlrreepseesilesorpe. the er and Ilaltiod Yottitastry Cavalry. in w Id elf Mr. 11.1‘44 had out handsomely moved--" tar sentence is six mouths imprisonment I. biz t o ) • le at Lancaster, and at the ezpirktion of that enter into tone own recognisance of 1001., sod ' socatrities Of 501. each. for your good behaviosr, ad the peace for three years to oeme. Abstract of the Returns to the Order of. the Use.. ~130th April and 30th December 1819, and 14th May 13111119. requiring an account of the amount of the tessey assessed and levied IN every parish, Ike. la fladiaagsad Wales, maintain* its own poor for the years man, 25th Maisb, 18111-1817-1818--4101 1819 t dieingsishisg the mous' paid out of sash assessments for any other pupae then die relief of the Poor." The amount " ezpeelledeolialp _as the Pow." is the years named. for Boglataitlo/b•Mdoovaladds than : Is Ms ls 1817 14 ' Is HOW bo 11/19 le themes years. the following sea were sawed sod levied" 181. fn 1817 In 1914 ere • 11!' 'f" 1.1815 The dHkreaso 111k 4 / 4 11s these Norden sotaailit were u expeadid At Whit porpokos. and grads dills. In 110/11 • .l . 111. la MT ....• .• mai I* 414 ••• • • LM1101640 In 18111 1 1 ,?-• • L %38 3 4 - la 1815 The Jury also reprobated the practice of giving publicity to each statements, so incautiously. The Jury, alter some discussion as to whether they should retail' a verdict of found drowned or acridental death, returned the latter. Verdict—Accidental Death. SUOCRING Acctosse.—A melancholy affair oc curred in St. James's watchhonse early on Sunday morning. Mr. Crookshanks, a master tailor in Bond Street, was bran* ht in mach inebriated, with another person, for lighting Is the street. (look, the night constable, seeing that he was respectable:allowed him to sit its the room with him rather than lock him be low ; and when the constable win taking another charge, he flew out of the room and precipitated him self over a latch door down ten stone steps. He fell upon the back of his head, and appeared at first dead. Dr. Copelsad attended on being sent for at Spur o'clock, sod Mr. Alkock, the parish surgeon, who was also sent he at the time, attended beibre eight. It is supposed that Mr. C. took the door for the street door, and wanted to get out. Ile lies In a hopeless state. • e" SUICIDI.—On Saturday morning, Wm. Page, who resided with his family at 5, Phillip's gardens, Tatteabsen-plare. Tottenham-court-road, haring some quarrel with his wife, went up stairs and shut himself ap in his bed-room, but remaining rather long, the servant west up to call him down, bat re ieiviag so answer, and finding the door was festered; in the Wide. she gave the alarm. The door was leveed apes, sad the aulersoaste man teas found told, Vaspeoded by a tope from the tester of the bed. ki 'determined was lea oa accomplishing the dreatifol l deed, that ha had previously tied both his Isaterks* the bedotoek, awilh after patting his bead through the Neese, be tine* Haiself backwards, itt whirls situation wai foam! dead. • MILEADIVI• Aestasse.--Aboat sin o'clock on Soo s‘y asersiog. as tho ladies and a child were &iris( Mem the New-road In a angle-berm chaise, from the pod of Tettinsam-couit-ruad towards Battle-hridge, tibit horse, which was a very spirited animal, taking fright at oonitthige. set of at fall speed, &lAA' lady who had the iosalgement of the -bridle, tm se alarm ed, that she domed the reins I 'primal persons at tempted to stop. the hams, !which only calmed hies to retheable his speed. sok 'eery spectator stood trembling. expecting every pima* to no th em dashed to plows the her at the side of the tatiplim-gata, hawses ihe NM of Tu(Stslatas-coart-road, and Upper Hoorge4llll44 Wag skit, the horse fall ageism* is with sods feria that it napped is two, awl the horse termed is at the lasi* Iron 1" hue the retd• le frost of Mews, r brows sad Tosag'sMarhkaod -amphop Illaeotaetery. when the bermes is attensptiog to leap ever the IMO pallieades to kite of the hoildief. alighted on imp of the Ina 'pikes. which . penetrated several inches Um ,his chest t the Irefillees hammed to the assietaare etc idie ladies ism' hid Ai/ * sad the.shihlest, with 4111t Nan* the emeneot Wary, except Aim they ,received from the fright ; one of the l a di es and all we're taken into the house, where ever t ;:: lion was paid to them; the h s was leas e d f rbi the horse, and the poor animal kept plunging a i d k kk. ing in the greatest agony, which eansed the spik es , i enter deeper ; at length, about ten feet of the gave way, and the horse fell head foremast d 0,,, area, horribly lacerated. The ho.-se was worth GUI. DREADFUL ACCIDINT.-.--LIUlt Wednesday, i n t h et ternoon, about four o'clock, while the workoei the Iron Foundry of Messrs. NEWTON, SCOTT, C NA& /SEE, and Nes Toms, of Thorticliffe, Iron Week a h, tween Barnsley and Shefielo, were employed i e ing a large shaft in an upright position, seppi m b i contain from five to six tons, the metal exploded, oil a tremendous report; by which terrible aid* three men were killed dead upon the spot, ism twenty to thirty others. were severely long, whom had expired at the date of ear letter on Thursday night.--(Leee Mererry,) MARRIED. At St. Margaret's, Westminster, oa Millaktimbh Chalmer. of the Roy al Artillery, to Candle Aril daughter of Keene Stables. Esq. o f Abeardammiss, Minster. * On Wednesday, at Norwich. the Rev. llestsea se , ; ., de Cramp* n‘ . . second sos of Sir Won. Bart. to Caroline Bathurst, youngest &tighter Oh of Norwich. DIED. Suddenly, on Sunday morning, Mrs. Rays's, ha/2 1 1,1 the White Mart, Catherine-street ; she was is hil hestni Saturday, and sert ing her customers with her asuilthio fulness. At Cloufeele Glebe-honse. on the IMh nit. aged 9k, Rev. Wm. Richardson, D.D. well known to the [item ) world by his refutation of the tfettonian theory of the the. nate decay and production of the earth; by his discovered marine eenvis in unformed basalt; and his eirleas . re searehes into the whyn dykes of the north of Weed: eel the agrieniteriss %ill long remember the seal with wideku brought into notice the %minable property of the feria pes, and promoted its motivation. On Wednesday last. sincerely regretted by her hsily sag friends. Margaret. uidow of the late Mr. Charles [Wren, of New Bond-street, to the Setts yen of her age. On the dist inst. aged 80 years. Fruiters. wife of Willis' Henry Haggard, Esq. of Bradenham Hell, Norfolk. tin the 2lst inst. at Abridee, in the 806 year of bleep, Charles Foster, Kul. late of the Contract-Aes, Nagy-olge. On the 18th inst. at his house is Pewis-place, Jame Lewis, i:sq. aged 00. &serener he mods, f.rt*er fit re. 'llse trestweet rdid—the we Omits!. Ac.tNni U Examination .1 Professional Palemises is only to be feared by those who are colonises ef h. rapacity. Impressed at an early period of exer podlowisadmossr with the importance of a more minute aunties to a diseases peculiarly affiretteg the grander operadeest i r ture, we boldly des fated from what was hold to Ile orthodoxy ' • attacked the vsentings of easpyrielms, sad, resting its vile purposes. consider ourselves jetty to that approbation and potropege which, ler twenlyl4ll4, het e rewarded our sueressfnl and devoted studies, flis estimation otottr enlightesedbretheakwho frequadyilgvid to our opinion, is an additional grad/oldies Is swe. while our anthority from the Coil Itself, stresgthessl • it la by the most enthaslastie- of 'lssas', Professor in the British Metropolis must seer sanetity of oar fame from . miry or The isepoososity of Foods, *Bye otiose dlary of Lion la the enterer was, oiled lead to the samba ass► tagious disease; happy-. therefore, may the sipillt; be called, whose sexists sae be ibUrriefied by I care; and even in the more advanced stagoa, timaini l a w , by numerous symptoms. we eon II war essuell i k ammaikas the treatment m il d., the iii :a organic eha Bas ta g e e, or fa y. tau dishorMill and will yield to oar monistius. deem drag of the urethra, w relusess. and soosdlatioesideop skits, of however long duration. The child of hmeition may be restored to applame,lll. Instead of being exhausted by Newsom debility. M le* ashlar the manlier proof of vigoroes inwelse. no Mod n . advertisomeet do not snow dse eiensilloadea degree but they are amply detailed is a Work we knit lb UN. called " The ACirts of Life." the rapid sale of Oloomponied with se leeressing prestige, ere sadiskilb rof our general utility. The Boot can he hid at 11. erooster-row ; M. Pail-Mall; 41, Pieeadilly; II PAW& 'street. Soho ; 174, and 34, Floet-street ; or at soy Istt sellers. No diseases are felt with greater polgarmey by dw self than those occasioned by his own impredsoce; sad IS Ilk eases of coeseltatiois to liberality of Wreathe huh, Pro humor more desirable, than 'there the most imhsend a t Ildenee is plated, sad the most invlolaide seiree k J w i v i ge imp that the tents are *holy Mated at thelkst u B answer to letters soloetely detailing the ormolu, ;AIM. dosing a vemittioes for medicine mod skim, width sots forwarded to any pert of the world. 00S5 and Co., M. R. C. Surgeons, 11. Illoalta llll4 Fleet-street.--A private doer round the owner. What Shia bulb aaniey ams RS: CURRIR osi te: *Oleg &WWI Alt J.V.R. selves to this sandy .4 SI book geidllog h Remo eansidarabki i of dotal vritislttbey sad, Ind. thal years easbienee inneeepilke. flask obis No so [sown. ead their reputation Welty aniablidelS . Zr e n logy le Teo/visite (albeit deviates *on Se 11 mad psopor a laileillmat del; ' lll Wild e rims has been of tle drat elansi dot toy ine Sambin 41 ' the Royal-C*llWe iof Lend.. eiel I3dlnborile;e4p Mt qr eroiT 'Aden* L , NI tvoilk if tido steam" es. nos end teetionslale nay he wee at Neer Deese. IM . bletioa-garden. where day may I. *SOW 0141 eat seeren) sad homier by polkas ef Mier ern. soy of the folio:min cmopialots :-1. fee widget they hen iilseevered a remedy. it noimpleir unbeilinte for asereary d. theesireefo"" Nen bus also Weer etedicating `.-11, 1- II REMION.Ie MEOLIMIe WU 111111 Mr) no incrownw mu •••ffr....E --- bet has also the rmlnntago of eradicating * est &Windier, the esosatittiee.--1. le Wirt a • Debility we Vomeelar Relmallop • Arial eseessis, by the Isensodromie el WIT *meet. **hp milites, iweikidif. "The Ogees siels, the bab o tt ai lts e :r i The chreerfel, pers. sod mot Skis redo the 4dk, IRS eqedßarlet, Rapeerii, In sallow wiskumbely Blears. Cowie and Co. an in pessimism at * that studs worivellett for its snperior , is to every seleinlar Moe of the patient, epleite, wed repeetoblisehttqt his sigehr. sid a somedtudsol r end thee exposit" hisi to t 4 el lapse.—S. lalksirtares ottbeUrethnh, . 4 plea of treatimeet Ism so r prow{ aggro. that 111,06* 4 IP I - VC hake of the meet "f e alle. MMMweslirlish dug ill l skill.. be 4 way i.f thew . ell lie 1114. geritasst p r e - ... ~. . . he isqulsseli ill mow as Ihell Padget. in Ike spoory mos ~ ✓ Of *sit au* -.0. Sad Weak r )" ',"II-" , ^3• legiusd lieliorkom easoisitisamri 0.• mit to •411.9 on ..-4110.11111. '.. ~. - I Lemke t 11.1111/6 Polltie4. ' gat ld 'll, '• Tor am : eisile"rse Cletion= co . , Paper) Illemill, srposii.lll. • by R. ial.. L Lg.: 111 ; 1 W. li - addro id. sueiselleee, Orders. Ike. are r•qessleil le be F F ; ..M.1... I I