The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-26 00:00:00

Ig DUTCH PAPERS. BRVSSILI, MARCH N.- -His Majesty the King yester. •;ay appoimed a Committee for the aid of sufferers by the late dreadful fire at Paramaribo. The committee is charged to collect contributions by snhteription or otherwise, for this purpose. Tl:ey are anthorised to employ part of the money collected, in the pnr chase of provisions and of building materials, to be distributed in the colony under the superintendance of the Bovernor and Members of the police. On the same day His Majesty, taking into consi deration that the state of the rivers Seek, Rhine, and Waal, has grown more and more dang..rous, and it is 13 be feared, that the neighbouring c.,tintry will be exposed, sooner or later, to irreparable damage, and ..,nisidering that all persons who are judges of the s .sject agree that the only means of pr: enting These evils, is to turn into another channel a large part of the water of those rivers, have resolved to appoint a committee to examine the places and the tootle, where and by whirli sari,' a diversion of the c , ourse of these rivers, can be efferted, as well to the Rallandetche Deep, as from and to other points higher up ; to discuss the most efficacious and suitable man uer of accomplishing the object 13 view. STocuoroL3t, MARC!! 2.—11 y a Conrier from Nor way we have lately received the strange report that the late King of Sweden has addresseo! a request it. riting, to the Storthing, to obtain the rights of it t deco in that kingdom. Ilreggrr continues to accuse a woollier of coml. ti-rahle persons, but he seems nnatle to bring proof, awl has now requested permission to send for wane witnesses to England. Meantime Count Rosen has been admitted to bring his evidence in reply. Ile has proved by letters from the late King, originals of which are deposited in the otee of the .Ilinister for oreign Affairs, that that Prince wis at Tonnio; •en in the year 1 11, at the time it hen Brreger pretends that he was on board the English Beet, and that con sequently he, Count Rosen, colol.l not 11:tVe any in terring with him. It is &throne I that Itrve-rer has recanted Iris accusations against Count de I.t Hardie and Baroness Ilamilton. MAJORaV ix FATHER or MR. WESTERN'S HILL FOR REPEALINI THE NEW DUTY ON NALT-3114HtH 91. .1. IL Allen, Vise. Altisorp, Hon. 0. Anson, J. D. Ast ley, HAL Brace, 'l'. P. Beaumont, J. F. Barbee's, .1. V. harham, jun. Vise. Barnard, S. N. Barrett, W. Berber, lion. H. ti. Bennet, IL Bernal, Jos. Birch, Viscount bury, Walter Burrell. .1. H. Blair, John Bennet, John hiseiranan, Lord W. Bentinek, E. F. 11.nitaril, T. F. Robt. Blake, Rob?. Clialoner, John Caleraft, C. Cal sert, Hon. J. Campbell, B.S. Caren., lAlril 6. l'avettilirai, H. Cavendish, C. Cavendish, Vise. Clifton, Sir W. Cres pigny, S. Crompton, J. ('. Curwen, Thos. Creevey, .1. • 'ripps, J. E. Correia, Thos. Clanghton, Pantnn Corbett, ( bettryntl, S. Calvert, T. 11. Davies, W. J. Benison, 1 isc. Ouneannon, lion. I'. Dualas, C. Hondas. J. I trim mond, D. Davenport, Eil. Ellice, Sir R. C. Fervisson. Farquls•irson, Lord W. Fitzsferalil, NI. Fitzgerald, Lord C. Fitzroy, John raise, Earl of rile, 4 Forbes, 0. Lane Fox, %V. H. Fellowes, Rola. thir.inis, .; Grattan, .1. P. Oran', Sir W. Boise, 0. NI. Grant, T. S. Uonrh, l'ol. Want, Hon. W. tiorilim, Curd A. Ila milton, Hon. H. Ilarbord, 0..1. Heashisne, Sir Holbert Heron, Lord A. Hill, J. C. Bobbin's... Ed. linrisby, dome, It. Hurst, Hon. C. Hittehinssits. Sir E. Ilatsry, Woi. James, U. P. Jervoise, Colonel Johnson, 'i'. B. Len , ail J. 0. Lambton, Kubt. Latuitelie, Sir W. Lemon, .t 31. Lloyd, I)r. ',fishing-ton, J. J. Lockhart, Ed. I.it t. John Ilaberlc, J. 11actIonah!, John Nlartin. P. A. Alons-k, 11. Alonteith, S. Nlajorih itil.s, 1 hos. Mackenzie, lion. R. Neville, Sir NI. Ossidston. Standish O'Grady, I'ol. Palmer, l . P liner, Sir 11. Par:sell, Hon. ('. A. Pelickm, R. Pon-r, IC Price, F. Sir John Ponen. J. Pitt, T. Penrod °Jet:, T. S. Rice, J. C. Itims , lett, Itirar.;.), A. Ito- Sir O. Robinson, Sir W. Rowley. Lord .1. Russell, Cord W. Russill. W. lUckfor.l, Sir A. Ramsay. H. oso ; .er4, Ritinhold. J. Scott, Hon. It. Smith, W. Smith, .' 11. Smyth, Curl Stanley. I). Sykes. W. A. Seourfielil, S:r John Sliel:cy, Sir .1. Sehriglit, Viseintnt Stopforil, V. W. 'falbtst, Nlariinis of Tavistork. U. Towns i rod. C. Tennyson, .1. A. IVarre, Edw. WeYie, S. U. Whitbread, W. IL 11"liitbread, W. Will.ins, Sir It. Alderman Wood, NI. Wvvill, Edw. Wodelionst., Sir . Wynn, .1. IVemyss, W. Wilberforce. Trt.t.Eits.—C. I'. Western and Vise. Folkestone. r. 9 orr.—S.r Isaac Cogin. N. K. Collorne. W. 1. Away, Sir J. Newport, Lord Nugent, Sir 11. W. Rid :,Earl of Sefton. :T or PART OP TIIE MINORITY At:AINPT P.F.PFILINR THE MALY TAX, ON WVIINI:SPAY LAST. 111. Ilroyilen, Ways and leans. r. 11•NAgliten, Lord of the Treasurv—lrehmtl. 1:. Phipps, Orthianee-Oftice. • Sir George Clerk, Lori of the Admiralty. 11011 es, Treasurer of the Ordnance. Loral Palmerston, Secretary at W r. :tight Iton. C. Bathurst, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lon' Granville Somerset. Lord of the Treasury. Lord Julio Tlaytio. Comptroller of the lloinehultl. Lord Advorate of S. utlaud. Lord Binning, Board of Control. Right Hon. F. J. Robinson, Treasurer of the Navy. ..Ir. Lushingtoo, Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. W. Cons-ten:4y, Master in Chancery. P Courtcury, Secretary of the Board of Con• t. ui. Mr. Calvert. Honsehold. Atior.ney-lienerid. alr. Ellis, Muster in Chancery—lreland. Sir G. Warren.ler, Lord of the Admiralty. Sir t.. t w khurn, Ditto. !lon. C. Long, Paymaster of the Perces. ili. ht Ilan . W. Iluskisson, Woods and Ferests. :tight Pon. N. Vanaittart, Chancellor ct the Excite- 't4.•,ht (lon. Sir 11. Hill, Fire Treasurer of Ireland. t'Astlereaeli, Secretary of Stair. 'tight Hon. C. Arbuthnot, iecretarr to the 'Treasury. Sir U. Burgh, Ordnance. • Ir. Clive. 17 wler Secretary of State. Sir 11. Taylor, Horse (Wards. • mil 17. Somerset, Inspector of Cavalry. .Ir. K. Ward, Oriltiance. Lord Yarmonth, Uncliv of Cornwall. Lord Lootiser, Lord of the Treasury. ;tight Ilion. W. Sturges Bourne, Marti of i7or.trul. • Milford, M. P. for gneettborough. air. ‘Vallare, Hoard of Trade. .Wr. S. Bathurst, Lord Hathurit's son. alight Hon. It. Feder. Laid Harrowby's brother. 'Sr. Scott, Lord ghlon's son. :Sir Francis dlolyneux Onimanry, Navy k r. ;lois eaciwsive of Mr. Canning. wilo, hash:: this tax, is of comae a party to it. Asatzsts.—Jova II•ri„vi: W.(4 I siva foe I a.criter of his own chile. n boy about f.%e • Pill:. •.% 07 throning him into the canal at Y,l v y r i : „ neiiti, as She act itmotte,i to rumpsisted wLAU is a ikate of insanity. • f Al tt by 4 TRI.II ASSIZES. On Monday, Itth instant, Atrgerrt "Walt and Francis Gilligan, otherwise APlllahon, were tried for the murder of Patrick Plunkett, husband of the first named prisoner. There was a second count in the in dictment, charging them, together with Judith Smith and Judith M'Malton, with conspiring to commit said murder. Keating, Esq. Sovereign of Kells, deposed that the body of the deceased having been found by the servant in a field, he (the witness) had it removed to the Castle of Kells. Mr. Thoroughgood, the Coroner, held an inquest on the body. Dr. Nl.Dermott, who attended the inquest, proved that the deceased came by his death in consequenct of wounds be received in his head from a pistol. Mary Gurry (sister to the prisoner, Margaret Plun kett) stated, that in the month of July last the pri soner told her that she was improperly connected with 4;i i : that slie hail got a plant called the daogltnr, or deadly night-shade; that she dried it on the hearth, ,:owd,red it into soulf, put it into stirabont, and gave it to her husband to eat ; that after be bail eaten it, he vomitted, and a dog attempted to eat it, but ran took it up and ran away with it ; prisoner then put turf mould on what remained of it, and the de ceased accused her of haring poisoned him ; that, on Sunday, the 24th of September, she (the w•itne > s) uas ....lied early in the morning by her bister, who said that her bnsband was ont all night, and she supposed be was killed ; that she (the prisoner) was shivering ; on witness going to the house, she saw the prisoner, Francis Gilligan, his mother, called the Collier, and Judith Smith, sitting by a large fire. Patrick torhally, a labourer, said he had given a pistol to Gilligan who had loaded it with a cooper's riveting tool, and two slugs. A pistol, which had been fonud near the body of the dem:sill, was r roduced, and identified by witness as the t.aine he had given to Gilligan. Judith Plunkett, daughter to the ileceasel, is eleven years old ; did not onderstami the nature of an oath. hut repeated the Lord's Prayer ; she stated, that on the night her father was murdered, her mother sea. her to her grandfather, who lives at Cookstown : she returned home the next morning, and found her mo ther crying; she hail bean! her father say some time before, that her moth •r lead poisoned hint ; used to sec Gilligan, the prisoner is lied with her mother, w ho charged her not to say a word about it. On the ruing after her fat!ier was missed, her m oth er said that he had gone for a lomilie of hay, and that he was either killed or shot. Mary Flood, sister to the deceased, stated that she had seen 14. Gregg and Dr. attend her brother, in ennserrienee of his having got Ir.:son. h e p emee ntinn here closed, and the Jury returned a verdict of guilty against Margaret Plunkett and Francis Gilligan—the other prisoners *ere aciptitted. Lord Norbury then peononneed the awful setvenee of tile law 111 the wretched :.risi.ners, in pnrstianee co' n hie:a titity were both taken for executi 111 l at eight ,'clock on Wednesday reptested that lie ir i : zht hr allowe Ito die hy himself. lie eon fessed Lis having committed the murder, and t:ttelared that Margaret Phitikett had conspired with him for the etoutnission of it, but that wtoeta he did perpetrate it, there was not any person with him. !le also con- I his having been concerned in the robberies t it . Baiilehorough Mail Coach some time hack —The other wretched rolprit aclimp.-.-ledoall her connecti on with Ililligall, and that she conspired with and urged him to the wnrder of her huslciad. She requested the executioner not to keep her Ion.; in pain, and sl.e died without a struggle. Both uf the unhat py b e i n gs appeared very penitent. Gil:igan was about eighteen Years of age, and his partner in guilt about tweeitv flier : they were attended by the :tee. Mr. Lynch and the Rev. Mr. Flood. After the bodies had been s l y:prited the usnal time, they were cut down, and sent to Navan for dissection, agreeabte to the sentence. KENT SPRING ASS:ZES -MAIDSTONE. 4' 011 N SIDE. The grand Jury have thrown out the Rill azainst Sarah Baker and .11nry Mk, wim were committed for the alleged murder of IVil:iato lireontree and Wil liam lieern. prisoners in Maidstone Jail, by sending to them a poisoned Pudding. Ausi,N.—Jaines Pt den, a pamper, of Lowishant. was convicted of toalieion-ly !irk!! two haystacks, the property of Mr. Foster, one of the Overseers of the Poor in that Parish. Tile prisoner endeavoured to prove an alihi, by %lieu :lig ti:at he was in bed in a lions(' in Chick-lane, London, at an earlier hour titan that on which the crime was allezed to have been committed, but be failld in ti.e attempt. He rortived sentence of 11.. M. William Clayton was indicted f •If a highway rob bery, c , .ottaiittNl on a t •aveiling fishmonger. The Jury hrooght in a verdict id goiltv.—Aatli. ..Ctifill MIS bruit : Ott on Ow vi v il Tide, hy t'•.wan, against Mr. Baker, a respectable builder, ut Chatham, for pallin?; (I. , wa the prosecutor** house, to stop the rapidity of a fire whisk threatened thr ile• stitt..ti,.n of the wli,;e town. 'the houses were of lath and plaister, and adjoineii to a distillery, and the 11a sriittat. s all concurred in the necessity of palling' down these Trendies. They were insured in the Eagle Fire Other, hut they had stated, that the heti did nut come within the terms of their poliey. The .fury gave a verdict for the plaintitr-I:amag. s, TlO/. ; costs, 40s. The Assizes dill not finish till Saturday evening. Sentence of death V;;IS passed on nu leas thau 41 capital convicts, the majority of wh.nti had been guilty of hottio-breaking. .ISR 7E4. Vor-Laisrottn.—A naonvol I tame Itifix4, of a most rani:in-like keret wt.l behaviour, ttas convicted of a rape antl left for execution. fir hail been in a wood near Witham, like an oilier Orson. and. Icon: the habits of his life. hail no-- quoin-it a savage arili•kra:we, scarcely Inman. It it'd* soimmosed that he lived hr iiiitoti;er, and was ennnecteol with a Lan, tot olenpeoo.te character'. The noolooliTy pruseentria, a peasant rained Mare Ile;orthen, of laincforol, W 391 returning- teivarilt her tome, throonflt .he n,tod. about six o'clock to the evening of the 2lth f Sei.tetelbrr hoot, and was enr, n hr the :oriSorer, dracreol her felon the path toy the legs f. rtlorr into the 'enact, whore, lov the ! et -rates! violence, he .created his object, tastier a threat (of notor.ler, if any cotturbint W. 4% wade. Knee 101.0 convioliotio, llor priiitieer has run •lucted Lion:gal:* in the Lau.: hardened vattuutc. THE STATESMAN. METEOROLOGY. The present inahth has been a striking cohtrast to the last ; and instead of indicating in its progress the ap proach of spring, appears to have gradually retrograded towards the cold of winter. The temperature of the pre ceding week has been lowest of the month, and the equi noctial gales which commenced with it were accompa nied with hail and snow pretty generally northwards on Wednesday and Thursday. A similar storm was also partially felt in Hampshire and Norfolk. The hail stones in some parts were extremely large, and much damage has been done to the hot and green houses. Sonic hundred squares of glass have been broken at Finchley, Harrow, &c. and in wily other parts iu the vicinity of London. rand. March ';. THIIIIMONISTER 11111110111171111. o'al S ock.l o'cl i ock.. at n i i i ght. March. 18, 5.... 40 30 49 29,32 Stormy 19, M. Sll 47 30 27 : Fair 20, Tu.... 40 47 40 ,34 !Cloudy 21, W.... 39 47 39 IV 1 9114m...rt. SY. Th ... 37 46 34 ,81 I Fair. & . 23. F..... 33 43 39 30,10 Fnir 24, 5..... 40 47 29.73 C 0 :dy DIARY FOR THE PRESENT WEEK. WITH THE TILES OF 111G111 WATER AT Losonx-natims. March. N. THIRD St ND AT IS LENT. Nigh tinter—mom 54 no. atter 6 ; even. 90m. after O. 11.--Moos LAST QL ARTAN. 9 nt night. High water—mnrn. •f 9 tn. atter 0; (nen. 20 m. after 7. 27, T.--Day Increased 4 liners tOminutes. Illgh water—mom:llm. atter 7 ; et, en. 97 m. after S. 29, W.—Munn rises 4t no. after 3. High a rater—mos n. 5 tn. after 9; even. 33 m. after 9. 5.9. Th.—Sun rises 41 min. after 3 morniostr. High writer— atorn.l o o lowlier 10; even. Sem-after 10. 30, V.—Sun sets 19m. after B. High water—morn. SO no. after II; e'en. 12 o'clock. 31, S.—Clock fast 3 tn. IS seroctls. MOorator—morn I no. after $9; even. 30 tn. after 19. POUCE. • Row-SYstErr.—On Friday, Thomas Priest and l'hoaors Oh tees were charred with ste:alio• , the honsen of stone harness belotwing to Garner, Esq. of Conedie Farm, Kilo:ston. Surrey. servant of Air. 0. stated that he w3l employed hy his master to earl away smile timber, and hail left the harness in question in the field, be observed the p , istmess, in coml.:toy- nit's a third person, (oho is now in entively at 31111SIVIIr i h.) lurkine about, ono on his return foond the house!' had been rut an• iv. lle Kaye infoomation to an who went in pursuit of' the prisoners. Franeis Morel!, the !beer, who appeared o ith h head tint nit, lii• left eve ne.irly tied out, his toe shorkinl.l.. rut anti ot hero ise yowl' ilistin.nreti, stale tlytt he onto ia pursuit of the prisoners in company with a person, named Saunders, and overtook !hem in WittiLle.lon-latte ; iu his endeavour to secure them a %iolynt scuttle rustled, anti they all went into a ditch, where he hail no &oast he should have been murdered lout for the lithely assistance of Sausolers as d ano I et pat rule, the third person inatle his escape hut was aft, r• wards re-taken. The property was found in the p .1- session of Priest. _ t►ther ivitnesses corroborated the statement of the ►.direr, mot they were fully committed. Stremg w.is charged ►rith limiting and hiss in;; at the King as his Majesty was returning, fron► the concert in Ilanover-slitare, on Wednesday night. 'Fivo of the Bow stteet patrole observed the prisoner coo►l•any with several others, comlnctin.: himself in ;, m ost disorderly manner, alit tit h. him► into custo►ly. —Order..tl to timl hail. Y.:earthy, tn•o a•unr . n of the town were charred with an assrult and rubbery, under the eir• , most:vices :- 1 he emnplalnant, 3 respectable young man, stated, that Ise had just atlived front No:titigliatsi, at..l was last night passing through the . .str ind, when lie was aeros:eil by a /3,/ . ,„ who vein- politely ashed him 11 . 0 " he dill, an.l gut into familiar conversation with huh : after walking a short distance, she ki.ldig ittri:ell Man to Izo home with her—he did so, at:d ..vas ushered into her apartments by aaudo ~ lad,, u bode:minded half-a crou ti of hint—he paid her, and she to rut away, the lady then said she also kens: lta‘e Its , which lie re fused to give her, %t hen she i •,!lately seized the candlestick and stribre she would split his !wail ern if he did not give it her. Vi:aliag so great an altera tion in the lady's manner, 11.111 apparently beut upon tloi;og him s , ,ine mischief, be p4ill her demand ;:tol made a ;trecipit.t . ,e reirea': he ha I not gone far 4efure he was a..ci•stell by the two titi3,l. ers, to whom he re hard lit Itilf prtunate adventure; they professed to ap pe;tr astonished, end cosit'.ettitted the conduct of the / /c f, i t , g i. 0.1 set terms. Pleased with their eoinutisse rati,:t., be asked them to take a glass of rometh;ng, u hid; th. , y mutt.g , /!lrettisc.l, un:es< he sionlil arrow ploy them ' Wont - , where they Ciall.l have it in comfort: he ..i.l so, but lend scarcely been in tile apartment five minutes, when he discovered those l a t,ies to be as bad a•• the to; miser ; they insisted upon the p syment of P- 'i !. :ilia threateue I to maltreat hint unless their demand was instantly 1., wished with; lie enticed them to a nei;:hlionring Itille Vadts under t'ae pretence of pay , ingtlient. anti gave them in charge 14.1 the watchman. I --Committed. MA KC 22 —Yi•stertlay morning . , be. tweet' the honrs of three and four o'clock, the Symme try, Capt. James Armstrong. of and from South Shields, bound to Boston, North America, with coals, glass, an•l sundry other goods. and nine passenger., attack on the Cross otf this town. At day. break several boats were launches front the Beach to her assistance, at which time Caere was every reason o suppose she would lie gut off, but the wind shifting suilueniv to the vorthwatil. caused such a tremendous .e 4, with a fin:iil tide. that the boats could not ap proArli the vessel to get to their assistalWe till the ' ebb, eleten o'clock, when the passengers and crew, tweiiry•one in number, were all svvell except four, eiz. to .0 and buy parictiger., and man and buy part of the crew. The ship totally I .ilisappente.l ath..it twelve o'..loe*: at 0..00. At the tnnilinz ..f the passmgers and er..tv on the Brach, n was afely set 1111 twit to reir4r.l the er;•er4 of !tic different nbich went to fh!•ir r,lirf, stool which has been carried about the town sod prirtt;ses to he very hand i smite, which it is hoped will not only reward the ioettnies fur their 'ulterior's, bat relieve those pas t seti6er.tvlo 11.141 i • bare :heir all nith 'he ship. • • MARRIED. • On Saturday, the ttth lust. at Ntarylehone-churels, w... Dottie: eldcst son of Wm. Wrightson, Esq. of Cspoorth, gest Doncaster, to Georgians, duughter of lolgo Tho m ,. Esq. of Ration, Suarez. DIED. Oa Thursday morning last, Mr. Thomas Somerset, of New Brent ford. aged :29 On Frisla, the 23 I in.t., after twn lunirs* illness, Geor-,.e Wiltshire. Esq. or Clapliam•comnion, in his 7lst year. On the 24th inst., at Caron-liuuse, Mitcham, Mr. D emi ,. s:er, in his 37th year. DEAFNESS —Nuke in the D se Dead. and Disease, of the. Ear, if ever so inveterate or lone stunting, Sr., successfully trerted at the Der:::iinge. No. v. E do I.ootlcr, fera-!y opposite Fisher's Nursery) wh en , II names, rases, and residenced of ninny respectable p rfs „, that have been cured may be seed ; some of the ',sni t . % been discharged trout Dispense' ies, and given nem as j am rablc by the most celebrated surgeons and aurists, sa ws; which are the fullossinT Wilton )))) jums IS. ItWAl.—Sir—For :he groat benefit you Imre OA,. Jered me is* restoring any hearing, niter basin.; b een droll years, I have humbly I , s thank you fur; and to say, 1 seen the lady that rerummended use, alio War midi sur prised at the astonishinz Bare your essedici se had st erkt _ . I a n, Sir. your obedient servant, St. George's Markel, London. It . Is, • si r —l a n ha spy to iJr. rm toot. Ilia' the me 116 n,., from you have Is d the desired erect, and quite restore's, hnritsg, and ta.sen assay the noise i.s my head. 1 ass nsi hear vs well es ever 1 slid in my life, and do not w i g needful to have any more medicines ; and for Iths kneel the ut lieted. you are at Nil liberty to make what Ikea v,. ; is•tier you us 3 ). hiauk . proper. My deafness arose frim he in a dump brit.-1 as. sir, yonr obedient Itertut, Isleworth, Aliddleser, April 27. ISIO. Itrd Lion•s!reet. Clcrkesswell, pkn . Sir—lt is a great pleasure la sue to inform you. tint seer having been deaf for Inn )ears and Wed serious Noon-. uillsout obtaining any relief, by using tour veins/hie ir e :; eines I was perfectly mired. and 'ball be happy to bear timony of the same to any pers•in.ton may please howler 1 ., You will. al the s UM' II MC. PIVOT/ Of lily most gra:- ful acknowledgements Ivr the h-seefil your lavalushle sine has erectetl.--1 am Sir, with the greatest respeet, obedient humble servant, .1. It. Algust _ _ . . Sir-1 have been nearly deli for sixteen years, so tow I t so. as to render we invapahte of bruin; 2 third part • aim! tiny one e )))))) fornicated to tor. end likes isr was t r .,. Wed Mill) noibe is tnY held ; I have ith ereatly recovered, so notch that I heard nearly the ulwie 14 Kellum) prenehril at Mr. Wood's Compri on Stinda‘. S. ISIS) --I fee: myst.lf tinder the greatest oldixicien , to ‘...1 kir %oar attentions, aid feel the "realest anxiety tam it not in III) lutWer to give as ample reward for it, hat I ,lie :•11 in nn power tteaartls reeotateevklation.-1 au,. S!, ot:r ohedient servant. ti. M. I'arattrton-street. Portland-road. 'nit' treatment dues not ()erasion the least pun or lam veidettee. _ . ........... • .1.. above, mny also lie had, a SPECIFIC TiNcrunt tr the Ithessmnii.m. Levti!ingt.t. Sciatien. an I (butt. (*ramp. •-ran•!‘a, Sr. it ever all inveterate or long %limiting'. In thee 0160 11111 i sititiheseil incurable disorders. this eel, trvte!l %%ill he li.ttittl ostittl noir .. .called. as trinl of a sineie bottle a;11 sallieietitly prove. In b At.us ttll.l eac,i Nervous &senses.— Pernottn who are unfortunately ag cervues complaint!, partiriolarly lowtir” of • Italpitsti.:ll tattle heart, ft ir, tot• li•lettye, tuccrederl by nerve es heat! oche. 11111) liblAill spot tly re:ief b) isg as abot e. Permiti,. in hit. ~!‘) noir) to etiosult the Pr'i prirtur. by fulls Analog' their C 341.4 hs letter, post ri.l. nd tiresi•ed to the ilet mitage, as above. add inelusiug ivluua,Mlllhatethe metlicitors i eeeee tura a rue.t lil estrt• information requisite. No letters receitt..l unit's pie.! paid. --- THERE itu el.;:•,; of Disorder* to whirls cubi t:tied Societ) is so subject as the NERVOUS. weir\ in‘ade alike the votarle* of InisLiens null of pleasure. Me delicate female., and the robust and seemingly tigioniet. 011th. Whether fluidic:olon to harm ;ant arrirs, Vt indniqrnre of the pa.sicrts ettliSe Ilivse rtaretioti.i. the) mt• vet; yllll4lii the sante in their graerst features. 1./srle.site-* of mind. impaired strength anti appefite. hem:- Prim. vertigo end lint:nes& of site inore CI lei!, 4.1! .1 . 11 • able in they all. "!:..1 remedy has hilitert., h.'en sit arisen:li) , he:milt:lA Ni miois Dimrders :a: Cie Corilisl Mills 5.5 (111e:101, UlLiett Is.s !MU' maintained i:s revert:Aims for a tem series of years. and become ::te stalest resort of vs s•I number. of ;Ina:it:S. II is :.old .IF. J ai :in t :be, tis. c o w, hill : \f r. Sinct.r. 130. Ilvliird-sh yet, 1..nd00 : Mr.. 111oi !Wu ers. Norwich : and all Medicine yentlerF, bottle:, s I 1.. and :13*. cast:. Bhis .ilajes!y's Royal Lettere i'atent.---I.M.IIif: • S Pehlke Saint:trill. justly famed tor t'itr!iaz. in all i. 4 Sol Les. a Certain I)ist-1140 Oils mufti Pill Is is Duly : ami the tr.l.:ng 111 Iwn, in a rec.-.,t eit*e. will i-ititt eoulinee tha Palirtit the et-11.014y of his ry. N.,. thing ems he hetler rontrited. more -.lie. or Mere coiltenieil than this remedy, for such as aro to go jottritie4 or to sea. as it need:: nil confinement tier re,:raint of Diet; east tSO yt.-srs experie:iee lit an e7.tait.ive preeti:-r) has pr,.% 11 that it will etr:mt a Cure. when repeatel selhation sad : other method. nothing. For the soirty nail us'. r!:ronical Osi • inimicine lie. not its parallel. I; - wards or 40.00 person,, of both► sexes. h‘Tebrea radiri: mired of the tiinite ertY-1 Disorder:. tt itnin the la.: year:. Prepared and •oild by the soli Prourietor.. T. 7% - Lon an-I Sits, Stii!: . mms,' al their hour. No. 0. New Briace Stree . . in boxi.. nt on'y Vs. Oil. each, itily include:l. N.:l. 'rem levek doors and light* in the pa iseg:'s at nicht. T . ; , are also sold by I:teir app)intinent, with ro;:ime; dlrreie.e. at 11r. Del lair.C. T. 1% ...lbw, 103. WO:tool-Ores. , : Mr. V,- b . rrongit'.. 7. Fi.h Street Dili. nearly oppo.ite the Mlat:- meat ; a 1 Mr. Il is:er's, E litilmrgh ruher's. lin ; nad by one person in eery o.m:side:cable town is firi . ;:t Britain and Irel .1(1%Ier geed, persons takim; Pie ahove, or other ill the Proprietor's Oleo: a,.0 seminal weaknesses t ured. anti letter.. post ittetnere.:. • Se , • the publisiteithy the Royal Unileite of Lundm. - ~I PR ESSE I ) with U just muti 1111'1i:111e !ari1...1. ~: Ithe rale:lll4.ms re-ults arisitiT Irma C... inindiritte , !......:- meld of a certai.l lenia.:i, ruedructrti in a manner Cur tr..l Loon ti t.. repoire a crone tent. am! oi:.:1 e..sni:!•l4 ou it, :I. - happy shift's' a series of etiltrewshig and Moms, insorport hie eft iet ion.. I s % F. %DV revectfutit calla the Illtilltil)ii .•I thole ill:efesteti ill hi, peniliar and mu,l r.:!..irtnal meth...! • .•..../...oilike the net% rt tisioir emp!rie rI th ei ;:,. or '1 1 ,.. r p i l ' • criminal conduct of tio6sr •` who Ii N.; the %word of proluke t.. ihr ear awl brenk it to ter h0p..." lir. I.:ady will out p come to p!rilize infrillibi.i: in • ery description of rase, h.t as tar as human aid, a.sisted by medical and surkleal ski:. can be nppEe.l, lie horoJf:.es a einlain. speeily. and peril" - tient restorstii.n : h•ii ing . mail': esisr species of S i mili• • •fteet inn. a nd its scrions trilill Of lliseaso4. the primary ()tier.- of his protessi tttt al audit a, awl beim( Da:tiered by the Iran— i:enlist': siice..,a w!:iei .I ts c.c....iiiipniiirti his ttttt lie of trea• • meat .liiriml . the ciy:rse of a loa4 :tart taiorriolis pricle•••.l.t is en*Yed to Wirt. w!fit the itillekt eo:01.14 nee. preten,...r iat onre the itirkt hopeful a.lll en nor einr. I welerrshle t - stanees can lie adduced Iltustratire of the soperiority of U'. End> 'li syst...a, whicii brut been found to prevail, or.• where re:inept talert, rttniae.l hy viblie iisitituti.m . . h• - provi-linetTectitr I. Ir ve!dition to Vivo: r'itkola tort 0.1 r. :, - req. Or. Eltly wt Ibe to t legit:tit% lartllli*le in revisiatfM.: :dumbed's% and iisbi.ile el er.tergies of the human cutkis.. - lion. whieis embiltr:. nuu ii . mil timely arrested, ter I' l ' ll ' render ttilletior : '.:ee ter : m i e•le!e it e..i,:enee. Foos r• • de-olatior stste oh i , iiii Iv .:el lli•ri".1 V. tiV ee.st.i:itet!ill. t! • fr:sule soil error -J:l4 toile 5t...1 'q.v.:ion. to the retaseil orvitt• • Dr. Eaily is iillyi to curke 1:..' ...oil l ers:tibii sie.uitte. rai.e o` ..- that the su ff erers of lititii sexes mar be resew. 1; a . persist erMit*.• 111 : le Lleflll • tlictel:e.l hei•ir o 1 111E1nly n4l i)r. gaily k euas•ntee ..isi... al `i. .:t•. I)elit-lirri•l..4lol-.. (one 6.u.1 of Deso-street. boa ~ Ira.! . out of 1;••^1r•rt•`:r2 . : • 'unity eppirilt.• Co.. (iiet.e!al Too l'ently Post (id'''. I ' other end late Oxfor.!....orret, awl k opp o siteoo kle•iriliktre••l • by patients of hstit seu.—Crountrt letters meet respects" attention by re!urn oh %reread post. ••••••••••••••=•..11111..........1•08.1.1111.11166.-••••••.:. .eireel a, ..... "e'l,„ 011 : Edatii. Pe.nleil, sad Published at the . .th . ne.., ..! •• Teta S rati.sucs“ out! • • Tat. (:,1..l ri EL :1034•• % (S.ii, "4 i1...•J Parer.). NO. :elk Sr.• t:!, opposite St. l'imrl l .'"i . • . by IC WAM nP.1„1,. • 3 t ei. 1.1.. 1t.: to erh ~1 1 a ll I ol ttlfillil I cations, enters, '.....». ..re. •c i• I •; . et: to bat U 149114,11. , I •J