The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-18 00:00:00

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" "-' it viseqs.-.s. ,', .e.,y %mom _ • . ,-.. : . ; my . , ; , Ai r; o vifi :44 c ,,J o rt,e) mow, before whom W ease was . , ZARA WENTWORTH. , .. . ~ " The following is i piesilog ;ottani@ of the Rudy . litalimelir ' ll .° l tt 1111164111"."7 16.11 . 8" ' laid, stated yo ton to he ••-that the Soeiet. is not a tra di ng P r i nted for A. K. Newman and Co. LeadenhalliMeet. ' - ,.. k `tegrity `of a Joryinau, in Ireland :-- • prititisec ill Bhille• .;* weer , bwlt tit 4 eie • - . . , 1 0,,, j e t ' a i s bt l ysi ti m eanin g of the Act of Parliansent.' The follawlog . will aPpear ibis Autumn's- '; t . , . Mr, Peaks need with Mr. Abbot in this opinion. Y TILED PROTECTRESS; or, The Mysterioodidotlew, • .. A Jude, who not many years sincelogrelled the Eft0 4491 9 4‘eseiblibe• ' tiilierd* wed - • .1 0 N0-4. ' - -• • --...-; , 5 llittireeisitat . • orth-west Circuit of Ireland, came to the.trial of s' ' Arlitilli 6 MAN T' ; . • IThereat rose Haled tro the Society's behalf expinined mare .1 MPs. Merin. 5 vols. ' use in tibias much of the local conieneeicief cer- Get "! . .E t th .1 1 4• 1 40' Mini•Pelsiiit 44 , Mt. . s - ` e 4 •faity thaathe first had dose literates" awl operation of an ins MY OionCOIMIN 1 or, A Peep into Cochin chit* 9 etlis* a • - ~ - body pillartliitartaik lost their vetsti.. ..lrio • i TIIE Fit MIMS of OWEN and DE SIOXTFORT. a . demagogues in the neighbourhOod wirecoocern.. . - saywas, sroorme. eons, and liobilities.-Several queries were • .I . It was the cause of a laudiord". peosecutioo !ef t 16 " * 1111 " fn r ibinti V ti 1 .41446 .- 0 Tale •.f Ancient Days, S•srols. . ..,.. 'ratio indo e Counsel to enter mere fully into the subject, stud •-illt 1k -Miami for the newel MA N rnoN E , or. The One-handed Monk. Bilks. Rad. ainst a poor man his tenant, for emelt and battery " e. " hit half.yelir-murtkriellitlidi ellbillbetirlstbe 4 the! resift i litei did so. elite, ..econall'alition, :3 seals.. .(.. ' • on the person of the Prosecutor by the '. lite following estracts will g ive thesubstance of the view they MYSTERIOUS TREEBOOTER• By Francii Latham, comm itted -.d . . . ropbsed a ii tileitteod sr ai lti kele . . 6 / 4 14 the append qoestion I Second Editioa, 4 vols. , - mei nutlet in the defence of his only child, an In. P ter ne ' a • t LOUISA ; or, Cottage on the Moor. By Mrs. Balite, Alb erenot end besosifel girl, from tavisisesest. Not " at ' f - - - Nri(late Mr. Juliet) Dampier.-F.nch Meenberova winking Edition, 2 vat,. , *oily the Bench bat the whole Bar, dined with eke IP : "111411tets' ; :'••.' • , lkis delossir relents re crineingent claim to ihe surplus, Hooey re- -- -s- . . . • • JA N E DE DUNSTANVILLE. By Mn. Kelly; second. • cteber west. . *Prosecol or's • father, the,. day . Whs.,. -the. tidal 4. oat , It y tt i , , -..r ii ir. , - , -- ..- .- • ;4* - _ / ----- • roitos.' The poverty in the deposit i- not wholly departei fr o mS . won. 4 .nh,. . • -ewes •• . . ... -- - ' arms of Item praise the venison and the dant to this ""'''''' M . erosions in the hands of the Society for a stipulated .. _ .... •• - • i it Was ordered elmesiliti•ftlittrealle petilmilil. i __ _Ai gig,,99 . Alt 04 two es/Wingert &taint. and the fund hatjaid , ahrao Leasehold Re‘idenee sirpi4 Ass Nest day the poor man was b and IG Acres of fine Meadow (snort 4. of bet be ':•r . ' '1 ' ',-- '• • f • i•. 4 • . di? WNW Ibtlliereibit*Rillelkingki lett • co t tech itelivtd=rierudies. if the whole Is tent ex- Lows, , wit , etwly irnmeinine4 t ikueetees. chatthwat Hoots. , and put to therm!. - The Prosecutor appear. lufti_____:.o r nett : • • • ' '` r • ' '• ' ' ' ••• i fftweeceine ' to We to he similar to that o f a ad and swore most manfully to every tittle in the in- ..., . . . rased. TO BE SOLD oir AUCTION. • • - WANK Forttißstizt. • , tr.' , . - ; I S • p:nrs ening en an es prattler% • w tor subset ibe moth sem ea( has dictesent . He was cross-namined by the Jurors, .. By W. LEIFCEIILD,Mc. RAWCALL4ACattIIII-theistetsie al sd 4RiaftlB4- Ike thick it probable wi:l cirri/ them through, to a cowmen who were honest tradesmen and respectable farmers. the Chairman. He said he rise lo makkee4l -• ivy - reo• r euse, dividing the residue or contributing to the deficiency on At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDA Y, Sept. 23, at Twelve. The . poor man had no lawyers to tell his story ; be taboo t o matters`cdonected met dilly laidiAktrianost- .• . - by Order of the Proprietor, their are heal at the end of their potency. tileaded his own cause, and ire pleaded not to the . • important interests.ottltit Gorporatien, Initial* wit h ; Altera repeated considenttinn of this subject with g reat often- T HE singularly desirable LEASEHOLD RESl- ancy bet to the judgment and to the heart. The • ,bras. I tint satiseed ghat the Company is not a trading Company. !FENCE, with lawns. plensures o roarlds. g ardens, and the most momenteetleteretts of f the Publicat lergp: • • f • `l,, i t s I'm or r turtieution, s.) as to ma ke any profie or swede meadow tool,. exeellent stabling, coach-doer, gre e w . house. Jury Sound him Not Goilty. . It was in the recollection tit The ' , Coact tier. Gove- , and appropriate offices of ever, descrip t ion. very elt g ehty .1- Th e Court was enraged; hot the surrounding mission had been.lattlyilsted, 'for the piehapestiof . eery toss; the whol e is nal ) , n mode by ts his h the irOlis iduals en- mate on that delightful and much-admired spot. called BURY spectators, gladened to exultation, uttered a shout considering whethee some method might nast.iltsodis.- r 1 .? I - *she' isto thorn raffraleel "met" they tan beware atilt" the 1 GREEN, near 'rheobald's Park, comaianding rich and eaten- ii-k f,..m Are in ea• clienpese mole, rug h merely resumes F art • f sire views over the Eves bills, sane surrinending cautery; tee of applause. The Judge told the Jury they most go • vised for preventineat•lnst the fieilityarcoinsillegig . . , hi- oust conbtriutitio at a stipulated. these : and he takes back house, which has burly been enlarged and improved at %very,. bark to their Jury room and reconsider the matter • great expellee, pos s esses ample accommodation no' a f amily 0 ;part of his own capital , the first respectobility. the &hem are well arran g ed. and ea the adding, lie was astonished they could presume to men of great ability for Med a:part of. Abet 00 .i - - • Mr. Scarlett.--4. am very dearly of opiefion, i s , best state of repair; the land is divided into well-proport . d return so infamous a verdict . T he Jury bowed, . enelsomerev. and in a oopetior state of cultivation ; forming alt... went back, and in a eerier of an hour returned sion, and be earnestly hoped tiiii•hed net lost ! li g: 4 o .' ment in considerkig the ardisoos and impotheellik 5 : That in no wa g e of this adventure might the sums shbeeribed g ether a most desirable retreat far any Gefitleman fond of field • q $ , Ay the Mem' ern of the S•niesy ns premiums, to he deemed pro., sports, being situ a te within an ensy distance of levered packs of when the Foreman, a venerable old man e thus ad- dressed the Bench:- entretteckto , their 'consideration. What file WI • so. in ordinary rases of to,sitranee Societies, there is a coin. liquids mad only 12 miles from London : the purchaser to lake the proceedings of obis Commission, of stiether4lety i „ v mon ,. *distinct innate,, ism , the „ um , ' ; the premium, glossa,, s i a g: a tb f e sti fi r ls v us a gigr ion it . rem no i , jezi,ti v ige b t e he i r tr o cs. it m le m th ,d e s cs ted irpe w is it e h in a d ~ My Lord, in compliance with your desire, we bad attained any revolt, wee a circemsteeceptst,' 4se i • 1 .prtid so ih , 1 c timpeny ronsuente the main ori g ieal sower of went back to our Jury-room, but as we there found . ;.irt or the whole o f the elegant mid appropriate househou ld believed known to the Public!. Bet he tressed Hsi their revenge, and the balance of these premiums, after de- furniture in the same was. no reason to alter our opinion or our verdict, we re. Cominisei l 'on felt the sieloitei!•' he Might say', twist des i.% am sal busies, is their income. may be viewed with Tickets nnlv , between th e haunt of turn it you in the same words as before-Not Guilts. 1 e f oature of the consideration. referred to them; *at • Tb- else of she Norwich Union Satiety is alto g ether different. Twelve sal Two, tut Toe-doss. Wednesda . a, 'owl Fridays, 1 i We heard your Lordship's extraordinary angatag o. In mile.tance it is no more than this : a mintier of intlivi,luals which trioy he had 4W. Leachild, Surer, &wield ; and full _, they recollected that from - day lb day, nay, front . &see eptive Particulars had no the Premises; the erereeiry s reproof: but we do not accept it as properly an d hoer t h , life •„.. _, , o our,, Duman wnot only pepenueu on limit . •• sn o res. to make an annual deposit of certnin portieres of their net Office, Auction Marl ; and at all the tuns in she msighbourlio• d. i " warrantably applying to us. 'Tis true, me La r d. income, by way of eirtniag a joint fund for the relief of those ' - • investigation, but was actua ll y exposed to the eir• , W. Leifchild respectfully i n f orm s the Public. illmt he is fully that we ourselves, .individually, considered in oar - . emon g yt th on who may suffer from fire streme punithment•of ,the law, as 4 SeirifiCer 1 0 1 Ihi authorised to treat for the above Estate by Privies Co ntrac t . - i f private capacity, may be poor insignificant • men, • . . Mr. Butler .-- The farts of this case lie in a very narrow therefore in that light we claim nothing without this _ ...... compass :-A certain nuteher of persons egret to indemuify each they were called on to consider tad daym 0.,* .. 1 T HE long - established reputation of Messrs . box above the common regards of our humble but a tether against the le.+ by fire, and each of them advances. sans stole) some means. He did oot mink to, ppm fee .4 .1 of morn y us a security for his performance of so much of the CU RRI E and Co. combined with their sell-known experience nod owns in tae tyrn0.d....1 rum oda tea. mien. honest stations • but my Lo r d, assembled here as a " the and . the disclosure of any premature opieloo..‘espectkg ‘ , ti g reentent as it it incumbent on him to perform. ism en,,,pkimii, entitles i n t " it, superior Ha i n ,. and a a ee ig e d Jury, we cannot be insensible to great coo- , this Commission tardy as softie persons astiss, filp. . earn ,. preference over all other_ fielnetiliemers• Messrs Currie rind Co. as i at itutional inspottance • we now fill. We feel , m y 9 ... . These sums of money are invested in Government Stork. pose were its steps, but merely to hope that 4aot fgt . • • • . ''!" regular Surgeons, and Weathers 4 the R -yet Colleges of Lou. that we are aopointed as You are by the law' . • •' . , . instant would be unnecessarily lost in bringiirs' ; irg together an agersgate feud-during a certain period of' time Joe and Edinburgh. present ea Ow Public she result of thirty L or d, ~, . , e i.e fund is aceuresdaied, hut to much wove os is wanted In r e a rs wicerw.tial, p ractice in the MetropoilL, where their treat- Illid the Constitution-not only as an impartaat tn. its lobo __ . . . c., •.. •. . . . ors to a ,conciuston. WS principal . .. .J• , im o teg ood to the Menthe's who stiffer by this, the !Muth's , sus- mew nod ewe of Vellereiti Complaints , Nervous Debility , buns! to judge between the King and his subjects-. . •., . lain by it. is from time to time raised firms the fiusd.and applied Vascular Relaxation, and Atone of the Organs. Strictures of the offended and the offenders ; but that, by the fa- in rising was ' •"• put " PstiP" to the • rAillir it ill e t '. • itie Urethra, c. sit e . has proved uniforints iriotnyhaot. In oft two lob real great public littersot,,prad wirkag ,- • S . - • - e ,.. in making g ood their losses, and at the end of the period the sli g ht and recent castes of inteetinn. u rrfect Cure is cutaphol• your of that Constitution, we act in the sittatjou of ~ • sur i -los of Nee royal, and le acematehttinas, ar e divided moot e 4 in she short period of two days ; and in dense crises axon Wenaibeen freely canvassed ()sib in. t h e House of pai r . a still greater confidence ; for we as a Jpr form, the Memberulo prnpertlon to their original advances. complicated nature, where other Prectitlimers base failed of Y 9 " s ons and out of .4pors b y. alteittstsrs of ' De, 14 '-'•.- . 5 i the; harrier of the People agaiust the 111/0 ..„„,.. ~.. , The money which each Member has returned to him is* re- success, a p r op e r perseverance is then' plan of treatment in. rates to tit Patient a 601111 d and petted re -establi-beseut. le rearensce, Pelisse:oh and coanueriox of the - BL i tt ~t.berfeillmileb of that 144 ' 6°1 ' lie ' ibiPi• Yt. ell* * , Corporation-he alluded, In the -lint rtoration to him cif in teach of his contrthistioa as revaalosaftee tomes Debttity, whether protlueed av renterevial escrow', by 96 7 11' 1 o you, my Lord, meeting you without these P lace 3o • the selectionof prisoners for trial, inlays . westering his ensarensents. t h e immoderate enjoyment of sensual pleesures. by sedentaty ' and over studious header. or by any ether taw e, the improving walls, I for . my own . part,. might . measure my respect _of NA forgeries, and. the arrangement Mr. Best .- The main feature ha this Association wen. to he they pest-retie w i ll produce the happiest ef f ects, i n Improvloe by your private virtues; in th is pl ace your p rjvate . a conteart of reciprocal intletrany, fur the better attaining of ewer s faculty bath of body and mind. Sever their trials torah ! capital or minor °llene.; sawn. Sever) Noblemen said chi, a ter is invisible , for it is, in eyes veiled •,:. my - 4 1. • t • ' 4) 'condi?, to the mode of remuneratien given tO itsslk.' • s .. • which, each Member is required to depo-it a certain eon of Gentlemen of the Aro respectability , have been under the cure r C • . . ey.and he has a ri g ht to have returned to him, at a certain iif alestrs. Currie and Go. for the rem oval o f Comploints of the your official one. and it is to open con cc ~.that :A is• L ~,bowls .or toe.,,ele,ption of theta prisoners. Tfilif• .. ,• '. Urethra, Strictures, Rte. nod haring received a radical and 4 wet eland of time. all of that depo-it which at that period remains only we can look "-" This Jury. my Lord. does , - perennerat cure, re q uese shat refeiettee may tse made to them, • . - • • • two considerations of selection and detection wenit t ett* ,t • . it• . unfit/plied to the purposes of the Society. as sad:lr./qt.'s! es Writer. of the decisive superiority Of M. 111.". not in this business presume to offer that Bench thie tiler moment-they involved the exercise of a arid .17.. .„4 . .., ..' Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment t many of these Getolemen smallest degree of disrespect, much less insult • • we. • Erich contributory share is deposited as capit il, and' if re-i remount power--4-a power which he would not fi!r0 . " . .0... 1 . 1. 1 1 ease hod &Ocoee. from ern to tarots , years, and hod heee un- • . _ pay it rue respect one 'fait nal should ay a o 9 tber nursed is, I think, returned nod received (according to hit amount) der the care uf Messrs. flame, Reavislde, rind °deer Surgeonse sent should restin any, single individual. ',Tjtat INF.. *,_;,- :...: •. 4 shR portion of that capital. o f e q ual eminence. who attemp t e d the care by the app lic a ti o n for the common Ivoiour . f both. This p Joi ll yl, sl y 't - . racoon foe trialv eccording to the scale of oitifice et . • .' • •••" • of the Lunar Cau-tir, wallow weenie. Messrs. Merit- a..d Co. . Lord, did not arraign that Bench with parlialllN - --- --- ' Iglay be comulted by either sea. with eh.. greatest delicacy, / the parry, waanscesfary, he wasfar from dittylegt . • ..- Valuable Leasehold Property, Goswell-street.road, an I •ecree3, aid - honour, at their house, No. 107, Dutton-garden.- prejudice, infamous decision, nor yet with influence , • and that so far from ire being; ceriturable to allow in: •. . -" 1 1-lingeon. . passion, corruption, oppression, or tyrapny; .410, dividuals (as a t oms had insi n uated) to .meld to the :::..... • 5 ,.. ..., : Patients in the country are reque.ted to state the parts TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , rulers alto+. caw, age, and g eneral habit of livin g , dm en. we looked to it as the mercy seat of Royaltp- t -as t h e minor offence,. „ tti o nett i it when .. ser . j .... A ‘ . t.. . . erasing a remittance fur adyiee ma t me di c i n e s , *S ea sa e same sanctuary of truth steel justice; Mill, my Lord wie 9•••"”"e *: . . • ' By Me•srs. DRAYTON and V F:NTOM, tightly w will he g iven or seat on their part of elle kinsdom. To insure cannot I. ' a most necessary erni Is -e olnane pritilege. He slio was .4 , At the Auction Mart. near the Bank, nn W h:DNEeD AY.hi n t from our minds •the records of 'our school- . ~ 7" II • aware, that hem the general poverty of 'the ;Indirk. .. i • %, that Pet:eery so twenties! to our tuntertaktu g . the postage of (September 30, at Twelve &Cloth, by order of the Ad•niniss l e t ter ; its,ty he added to the account for needicietes.-1117, Ilat- hooks, nor erase the early inscriptious written in the duals who • used b the et ~. , eery.llllp,upon y circulation • mew of Mr. Wm. Poole, dereared, in Four Lots, too-garden. first pages of our intellects and memories. ibtate i i 'Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD Brick-boilt DWELT.- . we must be mindful, that Monarchs and Jtsolges get. - forged 001" 1 .1t ill pony Cases were absoluteiy Male • ... • • ~, I ' A ING-HOUSE, desirably steatite, No. 11, G. nee- It on est vivere scd valve vita.---M A etre Ab. but fallible mortals, that tyrants have sat oo Wean. tory that remoneretion should be given for detection; *. • •11 • ti- lore, c• Charles-street, D oswell - street-road , in the tocupaiiiio of . and that listo • • h •and I ectko •,". . * 4syen.w.it ;sown c rcuelsp pc ..,„ .• , 99 Life is wily Life, when Most with Druids." Ilrs. Cooper, and producing nu anaual rent of 231. and the mercy seat of Itnyalty and the sanctuary es such rememerstio 6 • ibff 't to that _ - 0 - t - f ll. 4• • • .:. %...... a . 4 ore no int yor o.r 1... t. 9.-A Ditto, neonate adjoin* numbered 20, in the at- rri ( E fi nest System of Ethics is to confine within justice have been polluted by- a SCRAOOB, a Taegu- ward espreuively termed by the Pobliciloori:mo.. ••• r.,.. f •1, cupatiou of litr.Wee. Barclay at et rent of per annum sell 0 0 a due licunik, and thus to regulnee the Pos.' ; aura- LIAM, and a JEFFEllll3.—(litre a frown from the .... ... And a Ditto, No. 33, let on lease to Mr. Willis, at a strained and imutinrdineee they insiwienowle destroy IliiiK. lsor. Bench.) ' , • ...'' nes. But what.he desire d know, • iq answer to bis• "iieiL. -..: .? 1 • - .. - ,f rent of per annum `" 0 0 riers which Reli g ion nod Merality have elude sacred ; io curb • . questionatespecting these two points, yeti eased., ..: sat : ^404, , but not anaitsilate the..., tw i wars the lesson 4 prudence, beta " N a y, nl y Lord, I arn a poor man, bet-Iram St the power of. settling i s the one ens Ind deleeticio, - . 14,,..., Producing £43 I/ ll calculated to limits • cir efferveseince. free-born subject of the kingdom of Ireland, a teem 1 - -•- . •Lot 3.-Sir Rrirk-huilt DWELLING-HOUSES, eligihlr • her of the Constitution ; nay, I am now stilt filglaer i • I and in (be bot, tbe.mode nd amoodi of .rensonermko„ • . ' - P f , 4 • • . .• ' of the human frame regalesgreat me. situate, nail montserea li. 14. 13. 14, 15, and 16, City Garden- /': v er y rli 4 "rencliz's'e/n..... _ , 9 tton foe detection, was delegated to any single.4idio '• . • z,r, ' 'place, Bridle - lace, Islin g ton, and producing a rectal of per nu • dical knowledge en resned . y, and ilso public weirtre is wiwaided for iam a representative thereof , I therefore do • .- ~ 9 9 'ideal, ot was exercised by a 'Committee or, set". .. .. . - 4 mum, .. ,. .i. ww.,„...f..„...„..1 men ( oisre g eoling the sum-some, of tile est- claim for myself and Fellow-Jurors the liberty of . Time. and intesested) devoie their studies to the ere:omens of Gentlemen.among,t he D irectors ?-(Hear, heir !).... Lot 4.-A respectable trick-built RESIDF.NCE. with a those complaints e au rase d by imprudence, an al t h e e b u lli t i on speech : and if lam refused it here, / shall resome l-.'' .., walled Garden (in hand), pleasantly situaie, No. 19, City Gar- The A 41,41110 AN replied , that the power aliudectta •... .4 . of the passietts at an uncleorkd women,. " Tite stren g th of is it before the People at the door of this Court- h ouse, tent, within a short distance of lea 3. • by the Llon..Gantlemsn was alweys exercised, as hasi .‘ ). k • wiii...., consks in the health of the People e' hut. it is melee- and . 0g them why I d e li ver my mind there Matted of The whole held on Lenses for long terms, subject to low ch g ay is, re fle ct on ti,e daily sac. itice to the igniiriette of wiled- "beets ex l• • ted in the H of Co •sby C p t iSt .. Noose mmon 4 a ow* , ground-rents. l ag engsyr i e i s m, and to cuteiteraci, at fir as possible, it- further in this place.-(llere the Bench re-assumed cont. °titles,. ds• set At Gentlemen, appointed to confide! 'The Homer are well tennnted, in a good state of repair, and ravages, We olF.r iii stiffer. I lig /turnout s, use result or oar own placency.)-1 say, my Lord, we ha9e•nothing to do tee situation daily improving. experience in the various diwitse+ of Debility. The unwary frith, your privates! character, we leitom yon May be viewed ten days precedin g the Sale, by leave of the 'me" 0 • • f solitary vice (early acquired sit whonl, before resistorhere in dd ear d): •t ... , . . • tenants; and Lot 4, on application to Mr. Pearson, NO. V, has asserted her ri.tht over the atis . id), .wiliya c: o lit...nplo ! iing las such 'w m only that of Judge, and . 0 . sold respect %•,„ -- ,i'f . he 'c ha i rman • said nothing respecting the Cows ; . City Gardens; and printed Particulars bad of Messrs. Dries tun his powerless state, beceerne sus c eptible of 'vetoer ' el . 14 " 1 " 1 "- you ; you know stothitig of us but as a. Joey, and in libt - ;Ind Yentas, Surveyors and Auctioneers, Auction Mart. in knowieg IWO the most complicisted Mate of esttaustion may , ion to enquire into the prevention of forgery. be loosed into moody entr e ss-litiense sited v-imenodionte nos- that we should look to you for reciprocal respect ; .te 6, . mar. eattNbALL Lice's:ifs expressed his Satisfaction. • . iesv-long residence in tropical Chores. mid mony tither I anses, been use we know of no man, however . high in his a that the Public were now to know that this eaten» IM PRESSED with a just and humane sense of th e will frequently derange the Nervous Ssseem; in oich cases we rank and his titles, in whom the or the Consti- - .1/ 'es which can hold out an assurance of reeinitineeion, by reuse i .. la w , of sive power was not vested in the b an d s of a single ins , culemitotts results arisin g from the injudicious treattmen of- have hag answered the sanguine hopes of Patients o f httehSeses, Winn, would warrant the presumption an onpro- I. ' a certain melesly, contracied in a "tomer too well known to di "cl 1 bat placedwhere it o ught to be , wi th aelIS 1 require comment, and often entailing on its unhappy victim a That b to human ha pp iness LU ES VEN ER Et. ten now yoked insult towards that Tribunal in whom they properly constituted Committei....-(Bear, hear 1)-4, , series of distressin g rind utmost insupportable afflictions, Dr. have vested their dearest and most valuable privilege be treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science He then proceeded to stiff that Nisch misinform.. I EA DY res • . modally calls the nttention of those interested, to having divested its antidote of these dime/ming' properties that I hey possess. I before said, my Lord, that we are t • • . 9 . . • his peculiar had moat effectual method of cure. unlike the nd- . so so rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We here ion prevatled respecting a political question, con* Vertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct best M et • lain our method by observin g to Patients labouring ~, - met, not individually, nor do we itssome pre- nected with the affairs of Me "Bank.. It bad be4n , ' t of those -" *lris hold the word of promise td the ear and break , der t hi s ma l a d y , that a few doss only are re q uired for the re- eminence, hut in the sacred character of a we 4 Jury, broadly (bat as be theightsnost erroneously) stated, it to our hope." Dr. Lady will not presume to pled g e inlaid- l o f ear ly stoms : that the must inveierate case will should be wanting in reverence to the Constitution hility in every decal flow of cure, but as far as human nid, :or , yield to our r. 'dies within a month, and that in a person whothat the met increaie of forgeries wf late years, had: . cited by medical an d surgi c al skill ran b e applied. lie.promoes Wily suspects himself injured, the disease may be preveuted all itself if we did not look for the respect of every arisen from tie:Wide circulation of Bonk-notes Ingle ' ss certain, speedy, and permanent restoration; havin g made every species of Syphilitic affection, and its varieus trate of dis- eases, the primary objects of his prufessional studies, nod being teetered by the transcendent success which has accomptinied his mode of treatment daring the course of a long and laborious i i t e t i: e s c i. ..i n c s e a , t h n e nt is e e t t i r e h m le o l i t ,t hopeful Offer with an,i the o l u u ra lles ig fullest ntdenceg b rz together from appearing ;— a similar remark applies to many other deran g ements of the generative wales.. as Weakness, al. .• ceratiom, &c. especially strictores, obseinate cast-s of which are daily removed without the use of eaurtic or families. Some opinions on the peculiariiics incideotal to the softer vex have not attention ; in which milder cism d b e i .d aed i w n .ith an e e ffice m e r y, s trust:a. man who regards it. We sit here to give a verdict absence of a metwilideuttehty _ ww d that the Bank conscientes and the best pf tkor accoroing to our s . .. was in some respects answerable for this augments. evidence before us. We have in escaped our our minds, acquitted our duty as honest . flittii. ft - 6 we have erred, we are . answerable not to your Lord- .. tion of, criltio. This he *as prepared full, to deot -the increase of the crime of forgery li e d only kept. s , pace wall the augmentation 0 other offences, which, instances can he adduced illustratise of the superiority of Dr. ed pe th im e li n n i :l i y mi en u e'r u ge s ej, and eminently sue;ess . fut. ) ship, nor that Bench, nor to the King who placeu• a more. general demoralization had occasitroed: The raidy's system, which has been Entine in prevail, even where For un ique , the general accommodation we di. not limit our von there. but toe hi her ower the Kin' of Kings ' t • . eminent. talent, retained by public instientlims, has been in- selves to seated periods of practice . but may be cooeulted at all • 9 ._ 6 ,Fl 1 8 r Bank had no. centroel over the Police, and the car.; effecters!. In addition to these consolatory advances Dr. Hedy reasonable hours. - Country Patients are requested to describe and Lord of Lords!" rection of general cr i me specially lay with the Police, . will be found e q ually forturate In reviving the slumbering and minutely their , s . tapti , mt .. o r , won m ed i c i ne' , with a d v i ce , , The Bench was demi); the Bar was silent, but :I f . and be-.earnestly. hoped that. this brutal) of political debilitated ener g ies of the human constitution. which embitter, will he immediately fi•rwardekto any part of the Kingdom.- astonisblaent murmured throughout the crowd, sod r ;A, tool if nett' timely arrested. frequentll render eittgalory the very A bank-note is expected to actompany tbe case. scieoce would receive the 'Motion and co.operao' priceipal of existence. Pram thie esolaiing stele of inanity. . , . . • the poet plop . was discharged. tion of able men, who would esteem it -on hoisoue.' * :Ind raerilsty. by re- animating the frame need a ff ording tone and Jost published, • . elasticity to she relaxed or g ies, Dr. Lady is happy so eunvey r _s',2l IF Fa t miller' Chinliiiiiiiii;Vne item • . . 5 _ able once to act in this department of the public see.. :he most cheering sad positive aswermaces that the su ff erers of TIM. g EGIS OF L . . a _.. .. . ~ mscal9o. Pew- There was no material alteration in the betting for vice. Until this period came, be apprehended that' bosh sixes may he rescued ; a steady perseverance in the means above D' , 4•8"7!. I ,* 6 °'" n° Co. L ' D 'i t Y ß " ..__ . - diction db. ing (wily required . -Dr. Endy is consulted dallY , at ow ; 174 , Fleet - street; and at ale °Himmel, pi ire 05. noster-rthe St. Leger take place., yesterday. Mr. Pierse keeps first no considerable decrease of crime wou ld . .... • ir ~..j 46. Kin 4 -areet, corner or Dente Street, S, ho, by patients of 6059 and Co. 14 R. C. Sur g eons. favourite and Octeridna secoad.-The Addis backed -It had been 'said by a Learned Judge twe believe se cond oeountry letters meet respectful attention by return • . . - 3 s 6f s pest. 3, Eonverirstreet, rice-street, London, . - egsinst four. . Chief Won Rickards) ; and since re-ached through' . !i':, )4..! ; nil Ili,. ;i • . . • A • 6 , 1.15, 5, .. . .. . . .. i ...,, ~ •,.:,,,..., ~ t . . . • _ . - . is '• . .. • • • r - • •. ,s • . . • , • • . . , ' . . • , .. ' • . ..- _ ...y, , ,_ • •• - . ...—amensure P '' . . .71 _ ‘ • -