The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-01 00:00:00

GO U RT-M ANYY - A L. ' Itorm , flaArdi, Mardi IL 1815. At a GeNeitit . COtiriAlartial Geld at Ilingideir, In Mailemyeatherth of March; 1814, Lieutenant War• of • the &Seth, regiment, was arraigned open the, under-mentioned Quirges, 11‘, r „., '• For bvii4virgin a !101l laPtesons luau • • '; • nvr, such as is utittecpaiiel 144% g rIleter , A ph viu7 cer ated'a r Gentlemilt, tit An collutititti instanie lit, In using • reprbeiliful anti, 'provoking ] spf eche, or gestates towards Lieut. 'ltuatuai:ef doer we corps,' otr or about the shouts of nine and ten o'clock on tke , itght•of the 13th of. January, 1814, when a guest'at that Officer's house." _ '• 9.(1, - For decoying Lieutenant Reston out of his lino/a about the hours. of 11 and. it o'clock that night, and then assaulting that Officer in a most out rageous manlier, by 'retire ehostisement with a tl )I...whip, and using• id the same the opprobious ap p. Hation of Coward' *weeds Lieutenant Ruston." '* 31, In giving and sending a chalienopetcrtiertS. fluster+ to fight a duel the nest day, Whereby the lat. ter received a wound in the foot a pistolball dim. Llierged at him by the Prisoner, ost the afternoon of thel.th of Jenuary, 1814." . • "-The whole of %filch condoct tie the pert of Lietitenaut Warlock tending . -to the aeloversisne of good order and military discipline, mad id direct viola. tioniet the Articles of War." Uleme.. which charges the Court. ante to the tol -1 o Mug &skim " the Coart having considered AS evidisnce fail Ist.fore them in support of the pramecistiony as also what was offered by the'Prisoner in hie defence, is of °Ohio's, that Lieut. Warlock is Woe Guilty of the hi sit charge preferred against him . , and does therefore .I.:eari him of. the same." Upon the second charge the Court is of opinion, •hat Lieutenant Warlock is Guilt" of . 4 decoying Lieutenant Roston out of his house, about the hours of aleweaand twelve o'clock on the night of-the 13th of January, sod thou assaulting that Ofßcer hie most euttogoous manlier by , severe chastisement with a horonthip, which conduct the Court cOnsidors. to be unbecoming the character-of an Officenand a Gentle. man; bet the Court does. Acquit the Prisoner of, be• hawing lit a scandalous,. infamous manner, and also , of making. sae of the opprobciono appellation of Coward'. towards Lieutenant, Roston, there not having been, in the opinion ,of also Court sufficient evidence adduced .to. soatiet 4.l6o4Peisooer of Abe same.". , " Upon the third xhuge. the Cosr.t.ftml•4lo Pik sonar Guilty. of giving a ebillenge to Lieutenant Rugten to tight a /eel the .neat. day;' but Acquit hirce& bvhaaing in.a.:scaisdalois, infamous manner, such as is unbecoming thecintrectet 'of an Officet and a Gentlerrigit, and. of. all aid every 'lithe part if the ssiichßso„:' s . ti , Tits.t ,having fouqd the, Prisoner, Lieut. Warlock, Vinky.of parts of the second, and part of the thirdOnsriet, eshibited against him, do ,by virtue of the istiule; of War; adjuged and septguce him to be lieski j err *hid% settitate was approvpd and. confirmed by his Excellent 7, die Earl Afaire,, Governor-General and Commander iri Chief inlonNa. butifterwardi Dated by his Le'rdship. , His Royal lilidinels the Commandef in Chief directs, that the foregoing, chirges .eabiblted against Lieutenant Warleck,of Abe 69th regiment, together with the sentence of the Court, and. the pleasure of the Governor-General of . India thereupon, shall be enteredin the generil Order Book, and ;ad at the bead of every regiment in his Majesty's service.—By command of bis Royal Highness the Camtnander in Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Aaj.-Geo. ATTEMPT TO STEAL THE CROWN.-A singular and , most daring attempt to steel the Croirn at,the Jewel Office, in the Tower, was made yesterday afternoon about two o'clock, by a woman meanly dressed, who under pretest of viewing the 'Regalia, gaiued admit tance, and made a aeisure of the diadem, by thrust ing her . arm through the iron bars, which, placed for security, the attempt was, hottever, rendered toile, by the Crown being much too large to admit of being -forced through them, and though much bruised by the violence of the grasp, yet fortunately nose of the jewels were onset. The female appoint ed to ezbibit the Regalia fainted, an alarm was instantly given, the woman secured, and conveyed from the Tower in a coach to the Police Office. Tise_Nacsats appears from " the Re port of the Proceedings of Earl Nzuscile's Trustees," dated the 18th inst. that . they, have at length, .by their Agent, blr. LivcsketzLn, en3gred 'into. an agreement for the peeCiusse of an- estate, mansion.' house, ad park, at .Ifitantikeecb, in the county of Wilts, the property of the late Titwar:vs, Eq. which is situated near the road leading from Portsmmith to Bath ,and.Bifsiol, on the banks of the Aven, about, four miles south of Salisbury., This estate comprhies the manor . Standlynch, the whole of the estra..mrochial haedet of the same name, a 'Jaw and respectable mansion-house and offices, pear(' .19Q0 acres of land, of which about 18.0 acres 'Me treehold ; 51 S copyhold 'of in heritanteubject tp, certain . amalrAttes ; and 83 ; acres copy hold, for lives.„ with a fisfliry in the riser Avon, .tinal-epayteeore..mill,,mid . tsp right Of ap pointing theSeratp i of ,Stenillynch, h whole of tale laud-ta~C,.rll t l !VT wall Neil! ! psi'',ftedeemed. the priEd which tlie trusteesiiiVe qted to. Ore for this estete,..i.eguAing ,the keilsor, whidt ia.conaider• able, ittN44,5% and it haa.beekresiditedto them their krcinteck, Who survived the buildingsr that about T 1104,16111 be wantedlor -repairs,. The trukeel' being ,wire that they,ouuldstiot be werrantedin.gtvi, tering into en agruenieslt fur the payment 'cif silly "pa l ;hese Money boyoad the ,em oun t o f the s ip ant 90,004 tiosigist it necessary, before thel autboii4e4 , l theiraimet to lente.riato the megociatiwo ill - require VoreliEttrl Nxi.sots, with *hese epprObatiaii and con-. so tvw.ce it tlin negoejstion;wss entered 09n, en under , I taking-that fie.sroulti, in the binpielle4•Peilment : might think' preps! to , makelOoktfie seine, Pay 'o4' e %masa price bietand of 87,0901.; tion of t hint: l 'r e • ass being, in case Mk SVCS WPM& ~sousexed , to his Levd ship as his private property ;. by -which arrangement ) !uool. i t ynyld be sokapart for VA 110% = 0 4 6 4 !hr !'•'•f: • I 0 " . le" t r r • , • L -•- 'Mg- -STA .:.-~ -: Yil` . . i SOUT'iIir4KICSESSIONS. —...p. t .-. 'r •"- e ,", .. -1 t , • "", • , ,• _. -- -_, .. •• r-ilaksi r. " - - . 7 -- ' '''' i KIN6sfON, Miecw - 9': ~. : ..H „. . , -Thors;lny tlig SaMiona for Soietfivrarlt coninienced -f• i THE RING ZN. SIIRRWOOSSi: . at the 'gown Hall, before the, Loan MAYOR, the ~ The eause.carne on in the rooruing,a,ncklastid to a, l Racnnupt, ?it J. Lome, and the usual Beach of Itesy-late hoar in the evening .. it,waa, a. traverse to idaeistrateA_,,.• , - . . as impsisilien directed by the Court of Chatscery, 1 Z'homa s.ffrillitsvis was indicted tor,stelling a pale ~ ilid vilich inquisition had found 4 that a r Mise Ca. ofs Vs, thelPr.operty; of Gross, a 'shoemaker t , &trines Sherwood was of, unsound wind, and not! is: . 9417# 1 . 0 i t• . .. capable of adetiuisterius her own affeirs. ,•Tbis.fied,. ~ I appeared front the statement of.the Prosecutor, ing of the Jury. was Arasersed,aud issue j oined, intik", I ,tha lke,wpa.litlitig at tea on the evening of the 13th present ease we.",, Whether .the young lady wee of itof ebinery, iu ,his back shop, whet he heard they soenJ mind Os apt : ? . , . 1.. ~ M.r. MArtnyaTr beran,t4 support t he inquisltion..icau d it, *heti a ,person named . Kenible informed Ilk slated, that Mist Ditty Sherwood came ,of agy. :. hiM (hat the, Prisoner, who was running away, had en the 14th Of January last ; that she Ina Retitled taken a pair of Pilots from the shop. The Prosecu to a • fortune of upwards, •of 20,0tX)1,, ,which her it*? and VT. Kmahle pursued and stopped him, and friends thought ought not to be left to Aar manage- , on searching idle they found a pair of shoes in his ment. He admitted that Alie family took different , posiession, which the Prosecutor knew to he his sides on this question ; her sisters wished Awsuypost. property : the Prisoner had the night before at. the inquisition ; ,and her brother, Mr. Timms sho t . ..tempted to steal two pair 'of shoes and been detected. :wood, who, be understood, 1/1.4 of the .profpasion of , The Prisoner pleaded poverty as an excuse. the law, wished to set Am*. •Srmay. past of the 1 . ,The Jury found him Guilty, and the Court sea property. was in • adjastreeut or the, COart a Chao- brood him to one month's imprisonment and hard leery ; and Alf. T. Sherwo94, as ala,mat "w . f./Acorn.. labour, and (race during that period to be publicly won thing in a friend, appeered.fqr 1440410111, 4 . $ 11011PPegL . A short time before Miss Kitty Idustwood caw i of .Ge or g e NicVola *as indicted for slealillA a ,Pair , age, her sisters, kneeing, the imbecility qf her 0 Pantelnons r the property. .of Sam. Knigfil, 'On tse Wady wrote to Kr. I:. Sherwood, requesting pa ad_. of February last. „The .Prisoner ' Who la It ~v.. and opinion, as to the, meesures fit ,trp b p or e , Perteguese, end could not be understood but tfirough IMO with respect to her. property, 8.04 it, Us with , the medium of an. inteipieter, pleaded guilty, and tithrprise they learned that he had cousented to au'. said it was distress; 'aid absolute want of food,whicb girder for the payment. of her fortune into her own bad induced him to 'commit, the offence with which Ueda... They immediately petitioned the Chancellor, ht was charged. ',lle )teeried his Alajesty in the who stopped the effect of , this order, and graqtest a miry for ten years , but was discharged in October Commipion to enquire into the state of tkis Lady ',O 1 last, ipce .which time he had ,subsisted almost en. mind., They found that she was incapable of ma l ..)dtirely on the bouety of a.pbor Irish woman : he had tugging her affair', and that 'finding be shoeld i ,a4.,i o made repeated ap plications tot a ' passport to return duce evidence . to support on thp presankoiciaiim s ...to his own country . , but all his efforts had been tin -he should trace the. young Lady from fi l er sagest successful. . He threw WM - lett on the mercy of the years, and shew • Hiat.froru her infaecy, she border.. 4 :Fourt ; at the same time expressing his readiness on a state of idiotcy—that she was afflicted in child. iegain to ' nter the nary, if they would receive him.— hood with epileptic fits, which . probably . debilitated Fakers were . produced by the Prisoner, which proved her understending, so that she was incapable of being the truth of his StfteMeut, and the Court, sentenced •taught any thing, and up to the age of 20 she him to be impriionea one month. Sir Wat. LEIGIL• *mused herself with her doll, parrot, &c. and could . , Tim', the p - residihg Alderman, humanely declaring, not comprehend many of the commonest things of - that he would l durii that time, make enquiries as life., He understood that lately an attempt bad peen' to what could.be doneTiiiiiiiit Wit. node to endeavour to instruct her by, roto ‘ itutorne --5.... , few matters, so that she might, be shown off before her brother's servants as not altogether incompetent,- but he would show, by the evidence of the ablest me dical men, that.borgate. IPS ail * t ar ,tlotcy 'VI poi. 'Able. ' . Several witnesses were theft called ; hp4lrtning with a Mrs. peek and.wMiss•Jehniee, under whose ogre bliis Kitty Sherwon4 Win, eneinved ti Ile edu cated. they a teteil, thjf ,it - 4mititpotsildf sloiich - do- - - 40 , .ASSIZONaI - POLICE. . . eirou-ttskk..—Wen. L . epard was brought up by Collingbotirn *WO Clark, charged . by Mr. Basher, lighterinan, orSt. Catharine, with Stealing on the evening of Friday !sit a lug:boat, Containing fifteen Farsels of - pork,'and two tierces of beef. On his re. reising Inforniation thitt the boat was _stolen, Mr. Quitter applfed to . collinitbourn and it, whose Clgr! ; . , ,„ . . her Any Jug, That ii she ieerpgli woh,. or two, ' s h e '; sesrcions resting on the. Prisoner, the Went to Os forgot thew the- - visited - 'thaijle I house aboat'be O'cioek la the tiornine 9- The Immo Viicag i2 RIL. RTS, mrnted at oho of i.lotid ink trintminq~ Body white r; orated jac o . with r ucA L.t with treirlc iininiug. a I, datighter of ,•- ti to I-iancei D. Clapteo. .▪ 4111 6 ,,,erg, te • . 1 49 . be Righ , we, at Y. dent, awl tie noes, M. 1 1 „ Esq. N. P. tub, M . P. lay. ielk.• • !ceiteB, for etes, afflicted twequrates, ay bier the ma. tisfy the Puh: • and that by it ed, the delusiutts held aetice. Shoe 19f potientsof thjury to the we unknown ; plicutod forms first syaiptums s; end where lierlaion cahoot lew, with the 1 Lower Char. e in the morn. tern and other addressed, and . DESTROYS 1 ftlicted. ibers of the after 3t) yea-s' to the care of lebilities pro. . a 1 hot clinhites, e the syites, ii their peculiar y particularly the core thee. 3 ye a blind and branch of the frequently de. le-head, fate, 3 noise in we • st rirteret, al pairs in the 1 mat /. et. SOW at lentilt • .f theede,n. lila the hrhit, yonplaia. fre- er. the tomti- t/awe remerier., tilt gigbr, by Le. age. mode aedieues, awl a ▪ mei euhntn. rlotte-hirwi, el-tt ; but so ▪ Fee. I without cut. a Sunday Mora. LIES, &e. It for skill sent their abi. y rise superior at the advent. • iad uneducated d -Co. regular e. and by the t far Venereal with the same try species of nose distresoing ter the mafri- • Mit t there ale . A ivnienbie reti- e helot. The tamed In seek I ry 114 to render II nsoling letter- J infallible re- length and ci. ; , ceeding either ▪ from a long todiciou , use id strength. erc the oggrt• treat meat lied e the greater taw their /No- well sa soft, that in sown spieled is the must iilvetera- prayer ner-e- -poielit a safe, I an early ay. expense of ell stoner. Is • rent rscrtireSbajd kglietu,tti. 4 not 4uite prr.A.B)l imptet- cprert,withou rentn4 beater. he Num' OM- hi. metropolis I '- nadir their If :a Itt - 4. err- to' all ^thee iliiy Proct'ed. the • iikt Rohe deb4 ll l eir ry•stondire i f dipetiAt , l/ and to MAO' respectebili ( l '.30. for tile le- ; and hatint hat referetiv't if the deritive ritinent. 90 kears,A o6 l idea, and other are byibe I 01;eree tel L i e s te : c . r st rb h a s P l n: 0 w t I I rii: w it h ,teeterNli 1 'oil hrh e t :4 7 S i IVELII try _ et. • FEMALE FASHIONS FOR APR, [PROWISOKERMARN'S REPOc.ITORT OF ARTS, Eilitsrang gnisess,—Wb4e 4 satin peldicoat, ornament, feet its wisite satin trimming ; deep tlounc of gathhyd fall Into heading of corresponding tr, and laid on in festoons above the lower border. Bud if osierimpieses.—A loose robe of cambric or work( eoltiauslin. °deed petticoat of the sane, flounced will trinoluff: labt fall Metre, Confined at the wri.t ,diniwinks, and ornamented with corresponding triniinh Thoraity. C. ft MIL Fag. of Cadiz, to Sarah, d aor h n the late T. Mullett..Fan. of cliP_ham• Litely, Mr. fienry Cooper, ttishoospoe..street, to HaMilt's,. isieFe . to. the Into 8. , Haidas, U. D. terrace. Thursday, John Gottlieb Anthony, s;!tt, of Kouiesher. Betty Maria,. secant'd daughter pL Francis Henry Tyip of Bedford-ttreet, Bedford-square, and Wee to the Ri Lord Teynhaso. LOCK ANIPISURGITCA.6 DI&PENS t RV, His Royal Higbee,. tbe Duke qt York, President, following Comp:shaft of Governors : ,Earl of Leitrim t epialiel IY. J, Jane, Earl df I.:greenlet . 3 I•Jolltilottridihe, Esq. Right Moo. T. Jrmes • .7 _, , il Voltitilli t illements, Rt. Msgr. R.B. bberitlaskili.r e . Capt,altssiptaus Hay. Hap. Col. J. Harr', W. P. ... „ SureilArt, Mr. Hlehosii; ' .. . • Member of the •Rv:tyal Cuilegc,..Lawdos.•. T AE Patronage tide Ina fi tition has received, she exchirive treatment Od•Core of both Sexes, .. with Venereal Complaints, an 4 their (heedful consequrwei, strictures, debility, uleerations,•&c. condirced under nagerrient nf the first professiortal abilities, will satisfy lie of the high merits of Mr. KIRKMAN'S Om; and the inconveniences of Public Charities are avoided, . youngand unwary are protected ngainst the fatal d e r m i„,,, out by advert i,ing pretenders In this breath al practice. 1900, isb . iipss6irgel by she Animal Report oflBll, 5194 peti 'oath SCXttishave been cured, wii bout confinement 0 1 i t ," el °siltation, and with a delicacy and secrecy - hitherto II many of those heVe laboured ender the mom cot:mitre' of,tlie diseiwe [pm ten to twenty.years. The tine sy yield in Mr. 'entail's treatment in a• few days; and appedvnnce of debility comes Mt, too early spphcdtioo be - made to preveat the danger the) may.twine. Mr. Kieramt may be consulted by either See, greatest secret.), at his private hoar, No. 21, Lot lotte.sireet, Bedford-square, from nine to twelve in iglu, ntsd from six till nine at night ; to whom letters communication.. from tows surd country, may be add! will be punctually answered. • CARD. 'OI:3AOKERY NOT ON LY INSURES BUT DES', THOUSANDS. • Superior Advice is of importance to the Afflicted, COOPER, and CO. Surgeons, Members Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, after emorive practice, continue to direct their studies to a Certain lAsinplaint in all its stages, sod those debil &Iced by juvenile indiscretions, long residence in h.. &c. &c. which, if not timely remedied, derange ti and shorten life. Slight and recent cases of infedioo are, by their , made, effectatilly cured in a ftsv days; and they parti claim the attention of those who have rittempted the ochre% ur who have been so untatunat:- as t.. have _ Nal ,con6derce is men ipiocant of so important a hranch follfessio, 'whilse improper treatment not tads frown g?“ . bit . ettyi t enu-es Entpl4,ffic on ihe.head, 11110,04r4.eyee. uimutb, und vvrti 'yoke ,• n next i osy. i TIC .- . . .• , pars,.swellings op the. meek ' ulcerated Sate i rood,. s, since that.penod, ettil;rne arm appeared to 'townie :teas,completety•Terteeted ' o p', and the ktlodtedi II moat/Ste klitel, nartes'oit the skill 1' it sprinting pain. in faculty. ... ~ , . . A series of ogler witneares were called, whin!). pleb Proceeded to break it open,and i tftdisaihte . al •fil e '.•e lft ro u rwy gr. r t " g ovi.ev, '•w il l i trote u r 4 4-r i t m l d id eb s i e lil ilf y :. i no is 'V e4 r47 li .r t the at : . . . egreed in'statieg•her incompetence ; that the family koity s_u cceeded ; they 'mind 'the 'Priebe', ' tip 'did , mitten, an armee *ore iht.otenobert rtiag.iti I , • , . Improper are 4 users old whirl' symi treated her as a child up to • the last movie:at of ..4rwlied, but it wag hbt . till after' thefirid:Vialfrvi : . 0 ' 0 "; remaining in her mother's house. And lastly * ' • cutliksses and pietels, that they were able to . a „ rm ,„„,.. • . • tors Clu)ter.buck and ileberdelsp!teda.th4 01 qoe'ntly appear yntf4l after, mid too often embitter. - fijus: They thin .pleceetled id WWII • tire; hyaniateeenisemi co .' s expleareCe ie , the shove ,visited hit% font Hates mat, by the order o e , oese, end soon' totind" cateittlid'three bettrels-oPite the: r o nitrrit e d•ii,A - 7 r tuls1:::: ( r 1 d s li t i , l i ! tru t r ir it e lilt a L Lord ChincellOr: They both -were clearly of - opi..' pork ; and the barrels being marked,• Mr. Basler i otimbre,.ere ) . (To-toisig y a remind. ' cel l , :live otedie g ocs,. .pion, that she was not of competent. understanding ; ling able to•sivear to them,'and oho to a ddnsidetwille; ssr beAwde' we. will We was In any Paul of the awn nna WO to panage . her own affairs; that she had no ideti of quantity of line and. wrappetki 'which Ole loirrbeill • dreitecaPrieeistrse:stcreo:PeritindriCto4oZr4o',lng.LConadtrlnot;te.r numbers, and could t.ot tell what change she ought . found on•the premises.—He was committed fin. re. Letters are answered et _h hairdo not captain a emulating ' .lo receive out of a pound note; if an'article Cost 16s. ! , examination. •' . : '' * • • Ni B. The Piles and Fistula are by them cured wi• is And the only glimmering of understanding stated by ( MA!S lON.iIOIL'St.-Yesterday !'J:•' Swift, ~. • * a l. Ad v ice grat i n , n a T ues d ay , Taa rs d ay , a n d Sunday the witnesses was, that she once said she disliked i e I Rickards, • W. - Itielifard, and T. Stage;werecharged . I lap; from Eight till Twelve. old lady because she was a cant. ' with assaulting MO. Macon, a merchant , ' and taking 1 I Mr. Serjeant 13EsT then addressed the J ur y on be.: from his 'person It ilarCei of ladies Wetting apporel, half of the lady, and contended, that although she ', trinkets, &C. in Bishopsgite-street,. on Thursday was a person whom he must admit to be of imbecile . night. The Prosecutor stated that Ite . witrieturning understanding, yet it was not to that degree to refl. i home, accompanied by his sister, from a party ; on der her unfit to be without tutelage. Il e , re pi e b a t e d . the n ight In qiiiitirin, when he was Met by five or the conduct of part of her family, who wished to . sit persons, and among them the Prisoner, Stagg, tear her from the protection of her brother, With ' who 'struck him several blows, knocked him down, whom she was contented and happy, to pet *into ' and seized his bundle. He called far assistance, and 01 Custody which she disliked. I a crowd was instantly collected. lie would n o t F . , lie . then called several Witnesses to prove her poiitively•sweer to the persona of the other , three sanity, bul they did not' show her to have illy but Prisoners, but he had little doubt of their being •of ,a Very imperfect understanding. • The Lad s ) , herielf , the party. A Gentleman, however, passing at the , arm in a private room; arid some of the ,very Went I moment, as well as the watchmen, who instantly ar ro visit 1)(4; and'ii•ekven'at . niglit, after a 'very de. rived on the spot, identified Etichards, Swift, and tailed summing up . trent the' Learned Judge, 'the , Welsford, not only as the compapions of Stagg, but Jury found a terdlcefor the Crown; thereby' Arts. ;as having attempted to rescue him,, when given ,into lug the Inquisition Mind; natntliy, that she irix not ' custody.—The Prisoners were remanded for a final competent to the management of her own affairs. examination. • QuEEN-SQUARE.—Friday, the driver of the hackney-coach, N... 911, wits charged by Mr. May. with taking more than his fare. Mr. M. could not get any tickets, the man saying that they hitd long since been done away with. The overcharge be. ing proved, he was third; and Mr. .licLaitio said, that the Act respecting the tickets was still unrepealed; nail that there, fore IN. rer4oll WAS brand in pay •any fare Whateteri-eseept where tickets «ere first .delivered.. t; kliosLoottnuart-tireecv.—A Majnx in the army, residing in Gloucester-place, charged one of the upper•servants in bit fa mily with stealing torn *oaten chops, under t'se Wowing eir rumehmees:*Tlie o rribeop,e3onng WMIIBII of very respectable av peurance; ha the Charge of the . nursery. as upper -servant, an more chaps having liiitm dressed than were eat by the children, two of them the Prisoner gave away to a di•Are-red willun l .witkettl meaning any harm, as her mistress wow eharit 7 uhle, a..d DertUitted her too Ito so. Ti..' blailotate could siiiit see bow a felnny- bad her% com mitted, and 4/4 ltrisiinpr ,was discharged to ba latiottictieeef the Conti, tii w , • ERITI)I4 DEBILITY. 4TILICTURES, LU WiILEN 'Prefestional Men, ensioent mad e petition., offer their *deice, nod exert , 'hies ferthecore of a few reigning diseases, they rise to that prejudice which is sn justly excited against tisemems of inen s cienorma of the 11. st principles. and s in the practice or - Messrs. CU ltR 1 II and Cr- Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilegero practice. ;s uniform success which their mode of treatment far Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue slit nssiduity t• direct their studies to the care of every thnehaswild poison, as well as the resttovol of those r debilities and deficieecies which prevent or embitter II monied stale. In the catali'sgne of human Infirmilits none mote Ail: fine than those which life the amsynithr sequences of an indulgence inn certain destnertive halm unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed relief until he is reduced to such a state of mhery a* , life!nppressive. To such peruse* it will be a consnlie liod to know, that they may new, by a sew and infail, needy, be restneedlo their former constitutional strength gout. Weak, relaxed, nod debftitated habits, proceeding rom an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure. or from residence in hot climates, hard drinking, the injodicio of mercury, fee. are speedily restored to health and street It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the tremble Cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must he the eertainty of Revers; and ns o ',rotor of this positioo th thud of cure is so particularly expeditious, as well and so evidently superior to the common practice, that slight eases of infection a petted restoration is complete short period of three dove, and is those of the utattne , cy, where other practitioners have failed,.a propel vernnce in their yltin of treatnient ensures - to the petit I well grounded, not Instiee reoestntlishmeta. By all plientinn, the patient wilt e.cepe the danger and expense lefli•tiis :Attendantse upon the less experienced •prlietithiner the most *obstinate and compliented eases 'of venereal it' Such its obstructions in !be urreilint... f rittags.:4lctrescrin tainott iv, millers %leers, eruptions, seminal weakoesd,gliefl, Strictures, whether recent tie of tong doraiion and we baffle , " the skill of otherislitioners,nse t by4iar *red plan of treatment, e pally and Permireemle cored, the' patieln suffering the ! isuchltiaglpaftraud tillareeni their *etch freqtleatly foilowo the appliattion of the ' *tic. dp thecourse 20 years rx tensive practice iolhis ha inertias cases of Strietnres h ive here and net d ail turd' • care, the total eradic:iiiiiin of which is effeetiet hi aof Sitio, attd expeditinos mode of practice,. superior to per ,vet adOpted. The weakness. sue firm this isisatplaint, is stleedds removed, and the. '''retored to ennui *lel vigor•tes health. But whereothe 1 - hes for yeays e ititt:4l rope. eerseverance in their fr reMedies, :trier the strictere has been destroyed, is iadi refiehite tO revive . the allunhesing-sparke of like, and , mate the cen r tit what ' Several Noblenten and Gentlemen of the Grit respectehllfil h tee brier limier the care 'tif•ltgrsie. - e,urele and Co. for tile' movie( of estdo,tlniats re the es-esker,. wiesseres dre, ; and received it rwlictil and permanent core., request that ref may he made tit them. as sati)factersevidences of the superiority of Niels": Come and CO.'S plats oftrentellent of these liomoleaten have hail strietpres from 10 to ) had bruit under the care of Misers. Home, Surgemis•of rim al eminence, who thseinpiett the Cure plc-alien of the loom" canstie. without success. :Slessrs. Currie ;tint Co. may be comhited by either the greatest delicacy, sectec), and honour, at their' 107, Hatton garden. MARCY! 31. This day three Special Jury causes were appointed —the one respecting the boundaries ,of • Mitcham .Common, which resolved itself into 9t mere question ,of -law ; and the Jurors not appearing iu the *other two, the Court sat but for w tthost Cm / and ird journed. WISS TMINSTER SESSIONS: '• - ' •r* ▪ •/-, LAtE The Grand Jury fitosti*VUSiallisi:l4."jnio UM: and. w infliam jeloOtikltOkf t , fo t Ttotgags conduct, is ; breaki n g windools„ o'f:the Booms belonging to the Mine'of Clinimotii, Thy are not .charged capitally,. only . ..tilt' **big - beeit guilty - of a mtsdeme ano i r . •; • .1 he parties are 00 on ball. • The indictment preferred against Jokit▪ iliYie; _As Man who was followed frotfl . ../Osepit to a public.houWa"tti ' ifeVihridgesilleet, St. Giles's, _and apprehended with It' !mind* et' Sir Joseph's piPerrow Mm, • was thit/wa ostretsmatt sideratile investigidosti.' , •••::••: • .1 . ' - SiV'Joaeph's butler - Iwo eery folly meatiest ail to all the cireomfascateo•the &s races! etigualilhat tiook placefrontiossad within .tholsossin , jt appose. 041.thet the-mob atistoolt Sir Joseph's howler that Of Afro Bankeb, ihedittember.- •• . i.! • The indicentat:apinst Carrie wu est* stealing ,the pipers (wood open him, :but .for • sidadanisaaoury is-befog guilty of riotous conduct.- . Yesterday edvices reached us * .frOtn))lswerilre4o Aft' ult. ."1110, ettilisteo,t tom; * Cscli;:.dislined 'to Bu!nos . ,.4,ytas and coniposeit of 1V,20b• tnen, rireFl 4)0 t110.;11i3Of MIS njorpli, and we're at anator off the lidaUd. One kattaiton' had been psit*.ce' shore. t ' • Yesterday, it tini Weitminiter Sestioris,` MstlswiiituG was unanimously re-elected Chairman of those Sessions. Wonainms.—Early on 'Thursday morning, the house of Mr. Hunt, of Ne t 'l4, Ofetst'Pkter.Street, Wdsttninster,'i tris gniglarfoolly broken 'open by a gang of ditikedittori;'Ndio 'preceded' to ;t of piny skides, •the greateiidiit Of wtich were Moen and wearing apperet. On the same morning, about the same time, .sr hbaig in Marlborough-square, , was broken into, and - robbed of a wet counterpane, a nd otherarticles of cousiddole tint.. It is suspect ed • !that this depredation Wsseemaitted by the ewe ginerar battik 'is tit faki r Place" lnitsididely ' gang. thinigjiout,the kintdom,• to repleldib thstAinlar el-': The Duke of NoWinumatittAND, who Nigel This measure will require', 4144 *lx Weeks ' ; twelve thousand pounds per annum, as the assesse to accomplish, when if necessity,:tilstl; irirkiiks ;portion Of 'his princely prop er ty, w ill not ' pay mos e will'beissued to thel:erd tleadhattffskillbceittlif than eleven- hundred pounds, if the new project d f same. " " ""t h e Assessed taxes be adoPted in Ilea of it. . Patientsiiiheitoontry are regorged to state tl of their tx:e. and gener.,l batik of living, Rte. remlitnnee for advice and medicine% when the sat Oven or vent in auv putt of the kiitadom. To et.sure tha ewienitollit their undertaking. the poslllwe of letters added to tie account tbr ruedicioes.-9117 June, It 4 ' flationicarden. I.OI O iIXIN • Ppiutee and Pilhihheti he 9. L , IVE ST•TC,N IN Orrice, 87, Fleet vreet. ;" • • A. ?~ • .. :. 1r T