The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-28 00:00:00

L AW JNTELLiGENOE, COURT OF KING'• BENcn, N0v.27. Tllr KING U.CIAREE. This was a tilotout for an information in the I nature of quo warrant°, calling on Mr. Clarke, the present Mayor of Liverpool, to shew by whit authority he exercises that office, and the founda tion for the motion yras, that he had not beri regu. lady elected, thy elm-riot, having been closed, while several of the burgesses proposed to vote in favour of a geniteloan of the name of Driuk water, who was the Candidate opposed to Ms. Clarke at the election. TheATTon:s Kr-GENERAL and Mr.PARX elem_ ed cause against tee rule, and Mr. Reim and Mr. SCARLETT supported it ; after which the Court were Unanimously of opinion, that the rule should be discharged, on the ground that not one of the freemen who were stated in the affidavit to have °Nereid to base voted kr Mr. Dritik water, at the time the !imam:llion was made by the returning officer, for closing the poll, hail been tendered at the plied of poll, nor hail one of them Made an affidavit that he was ready to pull at thu time of making ex ! , rorlamation. The penal) who made the affidavit was a Mr. Ntoorhouse, an atturney's clerk, and no frrhtnall, and he unly swore that there w .is 11 loud cry of " Mute votes fur Drink s% ater," &c. Utile discharged. PRoft !TUTU/N. Mr. llsxPli e. Y.,iir Lordships have often heard of the title of the Plaintiff t am going to name, 1., the cause in which 1 am about to move ; but never, I pretiii•ne, of sueb a Defendant ; for my Lords, the title of the cause is, The KING I". certain Fish, supposed to be u WHALE. The facts arc these. Some time ago, a large whale sou seen and killed, somewhere near Gravese n d, and taken on shore in the body of the county of Kent, and therefore not subject to the prescrip tive of all Royal 'Fish ; it was claimed by the City us Conservator of the River Thames; they took the fish and brought it up to London ; the moment it came in sight of Doctor's Comtnons, lir.Cricket (we thitik)said it was a Droit ofAcni. tally, and accordingly o suggestion was entered in. to the Admiralty Coati, at Doctor's Commons, to arrest.the whale; this suggestion 'was served on the whale, and there it was kept and detained no. der arrest, until the horrible stench arising from this dish entered another suggestion, which is as, of Eie propriety of disposing of it : for the 6sh was of enormous size, 75 feet long. It was actor_ din* disposed of, and they arc now proceeding against this whale in the Court of Admiralty, as a Droit of Admiralty, which the City ciAim as tight of Conservator of the (liver.—Or which may be said at all events not to be a Druit of Ad miralty, for it was taken infra corp.ris con:dal:6s, it being taken on a bank of sand on the Kent shore of the river, near Gravesend.—My motion to the Court is, for a prohibition to the Admiralty Court s restraining that Court from proceeding on this suggestiou as for a Druit of A.lmiralty." Lord Et.Larisouovott.—" Take a Rule to slim cause ; but how will you entitle your affi davits to bring it into a form proi.er for the Court to entertain the, inatterii Your allilavit mu..t be correct in its t0i1...." Mr. DiMPIER.—"The whale is dead, and the whale iA here ,nade Defendant, my Lonl." Rale to slicw I nose granted. _ A gentian:ln lately deeiastoithas flrbidden his *son to play at cards, though the father 10:4,1e his fortune by play. We remember that Gencral Scott kit his amiable daughter two !tontined thou. sand ',vends, on the express condition that she neither married a Peer, nor the son of a Peer. The General made his fortune among Peers, and thought • perhaps they were too prodigal of their mottey. And it is within many persons memory, that a tich saddler left his iinniense property to his daUgh. ter, on condition only that she ,named a saddler. ller charms were irresistible; and the Earl of Ha lifax, to gain so lovely a creature, articled himself for seven years to a saddler. On Saturday last, a fleet of London colliers ap. peared off Whitby, when the wind having come on to blow a severe gale from the E. N. E. consi derable apprehensions were entertained that some of the ships would not be able to clear the land. Six of the number gut safe into Whitby, although the sea broke with great violence a considerable dielance from the entrance of the harbour. The! Re:du/ion, Walker, a sloop, went behind the 1 West Pier, part of het rigging and sails having given way as she was running fur the harbour. The Margaret and Graham, Peacock, came on shore upon tile Beach, at SJI(WiCk, about a mile south of Whitby, where shy is gone to pires ; the peop!e liuded in safety en the f Mint of the tide. It may be regarded as a circumstance of a very providential nature, that the safety of her crew depended upon an occurrence otherwise apparently trivial. Ad intelligent joiner, of the statue of ; Frank, perceiving from IVliitby Pier, the dan gerous situation of Vie teasel, then very ties, the shore, repaired with the utmost expedition to . Saltwick, and arrived jest a: the critical period when she was about turning the Nab to endeavour to gain ‘Vhitby ha: boor ; a measure which would bare insered the destruction of the vessel, with all on board. Hating made a signal with his apron, which he took off fee that purpose, he had the satisfaction of seeing it attended to, by the vessel steering towards the ;lace where he was ; and by that means coming on shore upon the only spot, (not more than lot) yards in ext, nt) between Ito. bin Hood's Bay and Whitby, which could bare afforded the possibility of the people getting safe on shore. A few minutes lunges peiseverance in steering to the northward, would have rentlerM her return impracticable, and exposed her to the certain floe of being dashed to pieces upon the rocks h skirt the perpendiculerly high cliff between and Whitby. The i teople se know ledged with gratitude w hen .they came its' shore, that the preservation of their lives was (under Providence) solely owing to the exertions made, and means used by the person above.meo. toned, to direct than low to star taes fusel. r THY. STATESMAN. . VICE-REGAL 719 UR. A quarrel between two Southern Ladies of rank involved their Graces in an aukward predi. cement. The wealthy Dowager Countess of K— is owner pf a mountain lodge, cele. orated fur its beauty in Arthur Young's Tour. The Duke and Duchess, during their stay in the county of Tipperary, were invited by Lord and Lady C to a splendid fete, to be given by them at this lodge. The party being accepted, Lady C— wrote a dry mandatory note to the porter of the lodge (who is Lady Li 's tenant), ordering him to /wake all ready by the appointed hour, for the reception of the Grand Suite. Lady K being apprize.' of this li berty, and deeming it presumptuous on Lady t* _ 's pirt, gave counter orders to the por to% T!,,. Vice-regal linty arrive in grand pro. et s+m—they find the gates fast locked—the fettecs guarded by chevalx.de.fthe—the walls lined by a stray;; guard, prepared to rrpel trespasses.— I, .Lady C— de:nands admittance, and is re fused ; she sup;.licates in vain—sho resorts to-that elegaat style of language which she displayed some year's ago with such peculiar fluency at a Parisian l'heatre--Cerherus is inflexible—the aid-de. camps, attending ladies, and a-s , mbled courtiers, are all aghast !...tho party remains exposed to a ' drizzling nits, at the foot of Galtimore, ten miles distant from any village, and on a desert spot.... At length tic Duchess spies the humble eabin of an emaciated peasant; it becomes her refuge and her palace. She partakes of his bumble fare— enjoys his boiled potatoes with excellent appetite —faults not the constant smoke—ilivides with his family the rich viands prepared fur the fete. Her example is followed—all partake of this repast. The Tour, originally not directed to an inspec tion of the miseries of the Irish peasant, becomes, by this incident, a source of unlooked-fur instruc tion. The striking contrast between the ostenta. Cowl pump and pageantry of the splendid man sions already visited, and this wretched abode, cannot here prove unprofitable to Ireland. It must have left indelible impressimis.upon the Du cal Tour. And when ihe rerelri, sof Caliir, Cur. raghinore, Marlfield, and Charleville, recur to memory, the surrounding wretchedness of neg. Ilected peasantry mast attend the recollection. To return to the mountain fete —the 'peasant was rewarded by a present from the Duke, of all the remnants of the feast, and all the table ferni. tele, cloths, spoon', and the other articles with. out exception ; an,d the courtly train, tired, wet, disappointed, and humbled, returned, in met in choly procession, in the company of Ludy C , ',Anse society they finally quitted on the slme afternoon, to proc. e d to Cork.— Du, din I Evening Post. TYROLEAN DEPUTIRS.—R. ACKERMANN has the honour to announce to the Public, _that the next Number of the REPOSITORY, for the let of December, will contain two correct whole-length Portraits of the DEPUTIIS PROM THE TYROL, by their express permission, in the Costume of their Nation. A correct Portrait of florrva, the it Chief, will also be given in the Supplement, to be published on the Ist of January, with some Bio graphical Particulais reKpecting them, and a CII4. racteristic Sketch of the heroic People to whom they belong, which will complete the Second Vo lume of this interesting Work, price I. Two men were brought into Dover,. from Mar gate, on Sunday, charged with having forged notes of the Luton Bank (Beth), in their pos. Friday an Inquest was held at the house of Mr. 1 Roberts, in'Newli-street, Red Lion-Ai:pare, un a yelling man who was found dead in his bed, having retired to it apparently in perfect health. —Verdict, Died by the Visitation of God. In the progress of excavating the basin in the Medway canal; which is to connect the 'rhinos and the Medway, a stratum of peat has been covered, in which largo trees are found, apparent ly oak and yew, some standing, others lying teari sontally, and many in all directions. A person was on Thursday lust fined by the Justices of the Peace, at Allot', in the sum of 201 sterling, for illicit djstillation, but being un. able to pay the money, he was ordered to prison. While, however, the officers Were escortin4 him to a chaise, which had been procured to convcy him to Stirling gaol, the Prisoner, who had lost a hand, struck one of them on the breast with the slump of his arm, which so stunned him, that the smuggler effected his escape. lie was ately pursued by a great number of pLople, but was not overtaken ; and after running about a mile and a half, followed by nearly 3OU men, wo men, and children, he had. outrun them so far, that he stopped, and deliberately took of his coat and shoes, which he put under his arm, and then darted over a hill, without leaving any trace be hind him by which he could he discovered. Extract of a letter, dated Tortola, July 1 : " As I have never met in any of the charts of Trinidad Nie smallest notice of a sunken rock which is lit the Grand Boras, I conceive it may be for the benefit of the British Navy, that its bearings and distance arc accurately known. I had an opportunity of getting at its precise shun. .tion, on the morning of the 26th of June ; the ship Samuel, Captain Silchree, of London, draw. ing 17 feet water (oh which I was on board), having suck fast upon it for sevetal hours. It is about 40 yards in circumferesim, with nine fret at low water in the shoalest part. While we lay aground two of the convoy passed on each side of es without touching, although not 23 fathoms fro .1 us, tho water being very deep all • round. The bearin.ts of this are—Chaeachacarreri , S. W. point E. N. E. I mile—Goose Island S. W. by W.l W. —S. E. point of Cumin, bordering on the Grand Bocas, W. by S.—Note. The current was setting very strong, from the southward, with light variable winds." • A pork-butcher, of the name of Little, resid ing in St. Martin's-le-Grand, has had the courage to fling chart' the gauntlet to Dutch Sam. He is a vigorous yoong fellow, and, though an untried man, is hacked confidently by his .friends' at even bets. The battle will take place in ate weeks. T'UE ItKETS. CORN F.XCIIA CURItbN' Wheat. - 894. Si.. 104". Fine ditto - - - - 1t)8a. Rye. !Wiry, Malt. W. PM ( 11 ler') Grey Pens, lb. 6.14. Beans GL. 67w. UXBItI Corn-In.pf•ctor'b ltetaru 11/6 ♦ ier Ind Bark . . , per quartz:r ()Ric . .. Beans Peas PRIC E BAGS. Ke•t, 41. 116. t• 61. 6s. Sus•x, 41. Do. to 51. 10,. Etoex, 41. ii.. to 51. Ws. PRICES OF II 1Y AN.) sr. JAM cs's. Ha), 41. 4s. UJ. to 61. 15s. Straw, 11.194 to Yl. ss. Ud. .7 0 416 C, Nov. TY. PRiCE. 'lick. Brims, - - - 5415. 564. (tan, Polnsid dant - - - - l'otaine ditto - - - - tit iuo. RapeSee.' - - - .Cl 6 Floe Vlu'r - - - -9. n. I..lecunds D . ; ,--rUVRIDA V, Nov. . 211. —s. to ;111. -.1. —d. II) —d. 2r4s. —d. to tys. —d. stlß. —d. t i 631. —d. .15§. —4l. to —d. F HOPS. IPOCICZTS. Kept, 41. to 61. Pis. Susaex, 11. to za. "'strati on, 101. üb. to Ti ritAw Y ESTI:RD IV. wurrucal rt: a.. Hay. 51. If. Clover, GI. to it. 114. 11. 11ss 10 YI. tis. SMITIIFIELO—Nov. To sink the 011:11, per aloue of :jib. 04. In sb. U.I. blend ut t.'istile this. (13‘ : Motion-4i. Od. to 0.1. 1 Beasts 3. 75 04. to h. Ud.. Sheep Pork 0:1. to ii. 04. Calves thl. to 06, 011. I Pica 11A1-111A1tKLT. 111 5l. Os. Od. to 61. 03. 01. !Wow Clover NEWCUTE. AND LEA (H, the I Best Ss. OJ. to 1, 61. Mutton Ss. 4d. to ~. IA .I . I.N Curcou•. l'eal Is. (kl. to 6'. 01. I Pork ss. tit!. to ti.. 0 . CALLOW. &c. Town Tallow 891 Od 00s Od li cllow ltu.si ylstkl 0%, , , 01 IVLiie ditto Nis ud Ws %lit Sa.ll) . ditto his Ott 004 t.d Melting Stuff 701 Od o.i. iht Ditto rough sos thl LI-;,.. U 4 4 irübvs Conti Div..,' Yellow Soap, 1024—Mottled. t I is--Piezes 10Is Bd tur:l, 1 los—Caatile Li. is a XS. 10s. Price of Caudle', per tluzea, Ls LW—Mum:di, 1G of —........-- • PRICE OF LLATIIER. Butts, 50 lo 5.'11)4. eara -21 d tu IV pee lb. Ditto, .".t. to ,i,illo. ends - Yld to • Y. 3.1 i•I'CII.OICI . Ilatks - 110 to ..1.1 PRICE OF St. James's Alaraet t!hil Clare Market as VA %Visite'. hap Market 5, 24 per it. LA • las 6i.l Average as .sa D.% t5i..1 . 4. ali'iti - Li to 11 Iti i'itle 1.. , g1eh liiL • - l'rd to `-.i 1 C:t.,))loles :Ji tu )0 1 .14 far cutting li.i tal 1.,,,;.1 IVittu .1.") to 51.tl'us. - IV;.! 1.1 t'.:i I Lott' Ski% it) tu 4:)1b.. - cli:d tu :1.1.1 llit::► oto il)lbe. - SW tu 4kl Dow ill to 'Judi-, - Sid I i 3'..t1 bonill S.•:!1- (4 l; . erolate4l) - :11;d to 2id 1.3 fgt. d..t 0 1t.)05 to tith per doze:l. .1%..1.6e-.1 I lotoz t We. It l / 4 1 to .214. per lb. COAL M 111.K1 . 3. ::;.hips of Market. Ships solJ. Price. 1::.9 At-oil:1.1c 44 .... 4Ss. Oa. to i.l, al. 1$ Son.le, land l5 h4s. thl. to U. :A. 4 L'iusier, 0 OW UJ. to to. UJ. On the sth instant, at the Angel Inn, near the Old Bridge, two French prisoners, Charles 13ou. telier and Louis Pretie, both remarkably well skil. led in the science of fencing, agreed, in the cpurse of the afternoon, to play with foili, which proved tivleare been badly capped. They were etiAaged in the sport above five minutes, n hen, on making a lunge, both of their feet unfortunately 'lined, and the foil of Pretie went through the o r:)it ui his antagonist's eye into the brain, carrying wish it a small portion of the skull. Mr. G. Cioldst‘ne attended him with unremitting thligenc... till the 10, lien he died ; baring remained in a state of stupor frum the period of the accident. The depot at Bristol sent a Frew* surgeon, who, wit!' Mr. Goldstone, performed an operation to ascer tain the - valise. An inquest was taken on the 17:11, when,' after an examination of two pri-oners who witnessed the transaction, and who gave the clearest testimony of the strong friendihip that had alwa)s subsisted between the parties, the Jury, caulivosed of. respectable: tradesmen, return. ed a verdict of....Chance-Medle,y, pi oceeiterz from accident. The sii:siv 7 ir manifest:3l every taken of real contrition for the acriikist, unmixed with fear of wtiatever consequences lefal himself. On 3londay morning, Mr. Biker, a respect able farmer of Peupark, near Bristol, was found dead in a latte adjoining hi. own farm ; wets a stout man, and supposed to lute died iaa tit. Letters were received on Saturday from Ca l i, in Normandy, to the date of the Lath inst tot. They tat;.- no notice of the defeat of the Toulon Fleet, oil* the coact or Languedoc, but the facts aircadv stated remain uncontrailicted, and We trum that they wild yet receive official confirmation. Extract of a lett..r front Ili., Janeiro, dated August 25:--" Trate here is extremidi had, and has to encounter numerons chstructioni, hot!) na tural and artificial. Tau .commercu at Buenos Ayres, at the iIICSVIIt Moment, is r:ry brisk, na -1 der the supp.isition that it will !ie pres'enily closed upon us. We are willing to wake hay w hits the sou shines." • ANECDOTE. Tallllll, the C/1411e1/1311, lately went to Peter . ..burgh: he was therm reCelYt.'ll Ly the Grand Duke Constantin.? aid' that famdiarite na~u a 1 to bael;arous Courts, where , Hs Mantes. quirt' says, they make a biaAgnard a and a Prince a blackguard. true day mitered the apartewnt of ti n y Grand Duke Con , tantine iu a magnificent embroidered o Moult first do_ mantling I..tveto pay his court to hs ep. 4111 his entrance, theGrarid Duke luuk , ...d at him for some time, and dt last ex elairavil --" My God ) 16e.y have made you a King [vv." The toll 'wing are said to he the ti , w titles abotit to be conferred by the Eniiii..rur of France, as a reward to hi. Generals and whet's, who have accompanied him in his late campaign •agaimt Au. 9164 :- A King of Illy da Count of Sautes C.ottet or Sabioueello Count of Santunni Du B iron of Sotgoo , ke of Naxos Coma of Cattam marquis of Hydra Count of Spatial o Ala►quis of i';ros Duke of the lonian Nandi t Count of Tiu.o, Sire, and Mi- . . Coast of Istria 1 clans Marquis of St. Maura I Margolis of Sr3rpruto Kiirg of Cyprus Vole of Patel s mod Niro ,. la King of Coogan Duke of Anuparos and Si- Grand Date of Rkodes Omni° Viceroy Oahe Mores Stanek of Zea l Tkertitia, Margolis of Kayla , weal Macrooil6 SKlrogs,l Grose Doke. 1 Viceroy, 4 ales, 6 Marquisr, I lAsolo, aad L baresD. _ A • CtIALLENGE. ESilti CC it 'All.; and CO. Surgeon', late hi his Matesty s service, eh:Alt-Hz, the si ital.. 1 14,...1 to - pravo it sin...lc instatiee vt la-re Cu If ne.ltrine tttLi Niet a. .1 uf Cam ha se failed of Cv de4itt•ii effect. The prack;c4. o f • mo d% ear• la this pniteular Itratieb uf t kcie hits • 1.4:1 Lima ri••• noe sithttri Crew. 'I net' e..tainxe itin:Ct their studie s to the treatment and rule „r c,,niy:l;:d., nod *IA Derang•uaeat tit the System, w nich is the edahtetpteiter of t ;di vends...44p and R,te -1111 effects of a habit ii.a. lied Its' tar No dal etChrttlt sexot. lit the one it a til m f0t)..:1 to h".• ittiPtilinr. -.tune ; tit.! usher Isaac its raetio- fa t .llv dos eltyrd tit lot :t state of tichtlitt r, It a nor ti.: elv remedied. *protium te- in i:npnwure. .!r.. it. retnat•• uitiatate t treCts; .t hilt' (*.carli , :et!t,;!ts. it! MthettiUr P.)w-r. al I sariaa, Nervous ;Jut-, :uaiatle t ...ea• tertze ta • ea: :ter toa.;••••• of this sialitary vier. Of pet s tug - aaih.t. the 4i..4rders ineateut to 5 4 44 44 r treat. i• ea,: Jinx nevrr pet.% eti ttr.n. ens,lol 1.1 I in tre4simait uta ; I linsr;ous, and toni.ll exteurl...t prat- . 111."0. !I Cr: nuhtt UtPtmate twit C:•••• of r:te real Infeet..Bl, such its o.. , true: lair in tiw Urethra. S•attu.:l c• rstrnrtts. Hard I'uttstAll4, eallutlS Crt:Crl, trtlett , na, Virett%rvea, •.s also STiIIC run W heater recent or deration, and which have trilled t:i.• • ktli of tithere'l . .ettiii.aers. arc, by their prese.a i.eitruseit ;mei of ire c:nent,ietieilurely and peritruiehtly cared, di:h ula fa, patim: •itueritit tar exciadatius inliand.l alarming he. wort ‘,6 hi. a fuilows the applicaCea the la nar rnalttc. l:t the c. , isne of tweatt years exclusive practice in this ..winapali.4, austmermas cases of Strictures have brentuid an• daily water I Heir t . stre. the. tionl einilicntiim of which arc e:" . ..eted by a safe. rerain, and expe t tinits ado lc praetire s superi a- In any irtte.r yet aineited. The iveakno.is, and deliktaca• , ee.:it4x, itit this ea:nplaint, are !pee ily removed, :1%4 t t ;ua tent r.*turied in :.1....d aud vigarosts health. hut it her.; the,dehilit . iias for ears existed, a pro per per ses. in their ritdratise rentcdass, after a *Tic tem inn been &Norris rd; is iii.lopilkisab.y requisite tat reuse tar sheitiseii t sp it /is of Late, mid to re•aut;H:ste the CoOttli• -- • - - berets; It• 6111'. ERTLINICII if the first relived abilit,, n r.t.ler th•• *e of Messrs. CURtilk and CO. for the nrsnevnt to.opt. , isim of the Urethra, Stew tures, &e. t. haviag •ei.rtt a radical • and prrinupeulf Curt., partieuhriy te,p1.0,4 9 ; th,l refereutei might be loade than, aaa 'illtairiCloty ei.c.;elacr4of tie derided iraperiaralf or %I+ o-rs. AKIO.; all Cir. ptin of tie/tonere,. Natty of yaw t;euilea.est h.ivo 4' :crteos fr.oti 10 to IV aid had been urric.r toe rare of ericts. J toast, Ileatitrartr^e, and other Surge, '4 of equal *indigence. alio aticiaPlPtl the cult by b.. app; cation of the Lattar Caubtie, acititeut r.scacsr. blersr,. Currie mid Co. itav be by either tee with the greateA delicnev., •rrrerv, rued tliklilar, at rtelf house, No. Jo:,7lnu.Na canica; Patioras in the Coaatrs are reneeatert to state the particu lar% of cwir cape ? anzt g..ae..,1 habit 01 Wang, kV. 1 " • eLelosii,g a remittance . for a 1 , . lee 111 . 111 w;wri the 'wise will btgiten orsent Lau.; pars or is. Itappi.oto. Too en- Asir that ..ecrery e...6.rutial I. t'ies' uott.- the I. "I" age of lettnestoity be :trleled to me %et maul fur 9th ltu,r. I itn. 4:3, Aro. LL. - ,:% LION : :did 1 1 4'. n tPd ;$% v .., at ttoi Otrtcy toi l lifet-oirtsi. ~a RlL_ :...., ~- . . Intelligence has bcn received at the E-is'a India Howse, stating ilte.t the ship United King. doss, out nerd-bound, sailed from St. Helens, on the 'ad of August. The ship Bombay, front BonAmy, arrives! at St. liete.na on the 27th of August, and u as left tli.ie the '27th of September, with the Watley. Suictos.—Early eu Sondey morning, as John Ton iiley, a car, cutter, sl as (Tomlin:. Newinttim. he tiiticutereJ the 'y of a decent dtprsed mau stitlit part of e.1:1 blown off. He ga t e an : , farm, and the b., ly .is removed to the newness h o use. 'f here ~ t , tree of the deceased, eteept by his shirt, e hud Written on it, " Cornelius Wpm, limihigh." The body was owned by the brother of the tieecased on Sulithy evening. He was foriveily tlie Master of a respectable Senilnaty, but in etins , quence of teem. porary derangement, his sultool was lost, aid he had since lived Kith his brother, a tradesman ia piicenix.strect. Zatire is about 17 miles S: r. of Cephilosia ; it is 12 miles in length. and six'in breadth, and is must noted for its execlieut currants. The ',l au d is much subject. to earthquakes, hat the houses being built low on purpose, or no &meer is ever sushitted. It coutan.s about twenty tit. !ales, besides the rrincipal town, called after the Zante: it Iris an elieelletit harbour, and is well s it ua t e d tie carrying on a trade with the Continent, and alike eligible for a communication Kith the Adriatic Sea, the coast of Italy and Turkey, on t!. one hand, and4lll4hipelago ) Palestine. and Eevpt, on the other. MARRIED. Ye•t.vdar, nt S:. (;14.rtr'., flanover-ovaire. Renry Girr is aj. NI, P. to • .:ariutte-Jack, )ueogra daughter of the I:.te .14. 1 w ! 0,, aa:n Ahhev. Fuln•nr CrUrerE, ne. to Littra, ii nod dan.-hter of George Va;bitlart, EFQ. M.P. DEATIIi. On ThnrAny evroinr. li•st, at Windsor. Miss Fryer, the on- Iv (13 , 1;;;, , er of rvvr,'nf Chaircr%-laity. In ththim, Mr._lto.lert Hitchcock, for tneriv of to • 'l'S‘ !• ('row-street ; a Gentleman of veryMit;tltlo :in t deeply laricitted by bis fkntt -Iv,;.ndre:vein-0 f) au e tenni ve urquadnance. .1t t:I; , !••9, W%ht.:.iit4 H-q. late of Parli 5tt..4.1, 1. sr I ..," 11'1.iins Esq. one of Use Di iii .1.41 Nlagistratt-, of I'M Cr. MATRIMON Y. IT is :noel, to It,: re4retied, but indisputably rmlniu, that ttruly perinn of vier tv.e deterre4 from ilto the mArried state, In ifaircnitle'6, which t..riitts C.l - 11 1:11ti ; anti there are not a few. .n••rrtvtle are rendered ntiserable. fur n: te.:;,l•E ; or mutual love, without which. lul•i•^tt,tni.o.t.tw i., t,t It•aq, very precarioo>. It has lti.:ll:ht bt•t, , tt :1 flash!, that theie cirraanatanees are tot .t-t - . 1 0 6.1 h. a e-net.:.l or partial relaxation or weakness Su eit.,:f sex t :1• , :111 it . qu al v tt•rittia, that the• Fe n u u le MUM 1.!/ZI.Nt:ES OF SLI:EL are the h.••, u met t 7 r /Lily ieowdy for this: species of &hi. When tbey di fuse therneelveg, like a vapour. t hroizz6 every pare, pridtir jog elfeets, of once delightful, ;military, and per. t. When the spark of life begins to grow dim, the cox-aril inoguid, and the faculties paralysed, tiler Lane , re% are found to gise tone to the uerves, exhilarate the animal itisigiirate the body, and re-animate the whole man. Wora aversion to exercise, los- or depravity of appetite, Ind pallid .counte name, iiidicato nisi:reaching cnibunsptiMs.. the delirate fe male will be preserved, mid restored to health awl society, by the benign ingueure of this medicine. When the delu• 4iDeS of imagination. or the forte of bad example, have • tempted itn;.•iiarM.•d youth • into tie daegerues inks riotirs of seism i•eammtity, debilitated his Ito.l, or impaired his these .I.lssetiges;.will protect him from linger ieg disease. the inlirioities of premature old age, wreirlie4 Wilco by luxurious banquet:, ropiiitis libations, Pnpbian exreFses, and midnight • ready. the woo ..itch daughters of ilis•ipatlsm have. brought •Od themselves relavitin. isobecility„ohd a loug tram of nervous thew I..szerv.eA lt i.l redore-toalth Mid sig. ur to the t eitilit.toal ftyn e, mad 4411:4114104 41111 mmimatiw to ese mind. : AROMATIC I.L/7,liNCll‘4 OF STEF:i. tire , tilt the liAresiar. Dr. gee!rtie, at hor hie:be, No. '47, Sotaihnniamt-rott, tiloottbl•ury; w weer fie oat be ran su,ted rver day perbouhll), or b) le:ter, inrlosiog the venal fee; also, hs Appal:soh-W."911d at I.r. 4, Laufgate-bill; Mr. Richards., dru4glyi, &c. 163, Strand Cteetih, yes, I)xford .street, near I)i•ot,treto : Oxfordoort.et, ,Inhapite the 1 1 .althetil; Corky. corm,' tli **4 ;lliie.; Garden ; 11 'tarok, :2111, Straa4, nett Coe g. 42. Uornbidis Bolton Ita‘al I:%ety-.!ge; Stuldt . ise.layide; Ambridge, ; ..111, 321. 21olbon,; o l d no *Ai r e Fist ~, L on . don. Price is. ver is laded. At the ohovit Warn:: mob also be had, 1)r. Revente'. Trent :,4 c s. red.; it book be rr,:d by over, warn...! n t