The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

IL . k ' maer 'Martin appeared la the nay, ep his hat. Hi' add. '6 l ilta *hired to inform tlbli 1111ratetra, !bet he )64 aceepftl of Itaadall's thanes". At BOW. yolk; :ne his friends were reedy to make it fir NW." Sew c...11i immediately answered it with Ide wader, as witelato I 1 defiance; anti it is taped:ad this maieb wilListimade n metliateir. rIVCC l'OUßT.—This Jay at two o'clock, the Chora -1 :In of England, Tom C4ll, took his besefit at the sb.r place: and the Go-light man promised to show a pea this oerasios. OLD BAILS); TVVIDAY. SINGULAR CAME. CASE Thomas Gwen aged thirty-eight, was capitally in t icsed for enalieionsly shooting at Jobs Beeson, with intent In murder him. Hr. J. Beeson deposed, that be resided at No. 18, Cress-street, Hattomgarden; that on the day stated in the indictment the prisoner called at his honed ; ' witness, on seeing him, had a child in his arms, which the prisoner desired be would give to the servant ; and, no his complying with the request, the prisoner asked him to walk into the garden, and witness bad jest got outside the back door when a pietist went et, and he felt himself struck en the simmidee by the hot. None of them entered the flesh, nee did they k the skin, bet merely caused a black mark. s immediately asked the prisoner why he bad S , and he answered " You have injured me—you are a great rogue." The prisoner bad been in the employ of witness Omit nine months, and left his sevviceby his own choice. Witness owed the pri s•)ner at the time neer 31. He never appeared insane. Cross-ezamined by Mr. ANDMEWIL—WItsess bad forgiven the prisoner, and till.) , were good friends. lie was obliged to prosecute by the Magistrates. James Jones, a lodger in Beeson's house, heard the report of a pistol, and on coming down stairs, went fir an officer. This witness stated that, since the occurrence., he had seen the prosecutor and prisoner shake hands. Read, junior, an officer of Hatton-garden, stated, that be took the prisoner into custody, when he said he had fired at Beeson because he was a rogue, and deserved it. The prisoner made no defenee; bnt several wit nesses were called, who gave him a most excellent haractvr for humanity, &c. Mr. Justice BA Lay summed up the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict of—Not Guilty. • The Learned Judge herr cautioned the prisoner against firing pistols at any fnturr period. Mary ilwrterisrood, the wife of the notorions Bill Semites, was indicted for robbing a gentleman of his watch in the Strand. She was convicted, and sen• traced to transportation for life. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Slisaisth Rohn* was Indicted for obtaining money on false pretences. The prisoner is a pauper, and was proseented by the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, fur having ob tained relief from that parish as a widow, while she was actually living with her husband in the work house of St. Clement's parish. The offence was clearly proved, and the Jury, with out besitatioa, found her Guilty. The CUAIIIII&N, is prononsmelog the judgment of the Court, said the offence, which was one against humanity, was become so common that it was neces sary to make as example, and but for the prisoner's age r.h. should be transported ; that consideration induced tie Court to sentence her to a month's solitary confine r-ent, during which she was to be fed on bread and water. Juha Brows, an ill looking miscreant, about fifty rears of age, was prosecuted on five indictments, by the Governors of the Islington charity school, for ex posing himself to the female children of the school. bit was found 'platy on all the indictments, on the testimony of the children, which was given in a man ner that excited the admiration of the Court, and, as toe Learned Chairman observed, reflected the highest kononr on those who had the care of their education. The CHAIRMAN, in pronouncing the judgment of the Court, declared they felt quite at a loss to know what punishment to inflict on a wretch who appeared so entirely abandoned as to leave scarcely any room to hope for his reformation. The jntlgusent of the Court was, that Ise should be imprisoned twelve months, and that the first and last fortnight should be solitary. POLICE. liANSlON•lll)L'lr.—Messrs. /lorry and POWPT, re- / sortable ship-brokers, were summoned before the LORD MAYOR, by Mr. Shields, a pilot, to show cause why they refused to pay the — compliment for the pi. lutage of a ship to the Downs. The pilot stated, that some time since. he went down with the Valentine sloop, an outward bound English rebel, from the River to the Downs. On discharging him, Captain Essen, who was likewise the owner of the vessel, gale him an order for the payment of the pilotage upon Messrs. Nicol.. ship-brokers. On pre schtitig the order as directed, he was told that they were no longer brokers fur the vessel, and had nothing t.. 2o with it. Upon this the complainant went to tLe Trinity?house, u here he found out that the de tendants, Messrs. flurry and Co., had officiated as the brokers 'octivard, bad paid for the lights, the Custom holiseditties, and had, in fact, cleared her_ out. Under tllcse circumstances, of their being no broker fur the clip inwards, awl no owners available, he was in structed that the brokers outwards were liable, and against the.. Ise proceeded. Me. Hurry, in hi 3 defence said. that on referring to the Act g (the 52d Geo. 111. chap. 39), it would*, Wend; natio the clause which provided for doe pap meet of the pilotage of foreign vessels, it was spe cific:illy stated that the broker outwards should be li.t tile. • • ant In •the clause which immediately followed it, a;:l peetrided for the payment of •the pilotage of ' liritobltasels, it enacted that the .broker inwards, who Inaate fends, and received the freightage. °edit , person to whom the goods were consigned. should Im liable. .In the enumeration, however, the mama the broker entwlldo was am. awn iseed • &pectin British vessels, whits* la "" foreign weenie it waacarofailyilkwitit Ilan inferred, trons.shis meanie, Ileitiah atiosels. that it woe net b ' tli a Legislator, to rtmke•the heals, A:. per effects la his hands, the Mimed 4a this.dame re 7 .theongh wbkh they gdelate the I la ih•elaosa mearteaing..tbe high .paillowilkig. tiOghly OW platell lathe frost. Mr. liseks. l'bry. !hie &mil,. pig sissies ~frith regard to lltll-o..tialts. irlo,glo tillikac tirrfl is nai l .tbe .esssstristise at '4llfowi 4WeA.l ll 4lll l l l eC:lnkil t WIO4 Age sepowardliabhat and let themselves down ea the et e ease wank! be altered ; means. hal!, bed , LesksiC•f lbe Loisitilb) that die booker the swat lik. upon, freightage, aid had it is his power to reserve the hinds. The chaise cited wily directed that the goods consigned should be liable, but no one in particular appeared by the Ass to be made liable for the pilotage outwards but the mitater. The feet use. the Legia leture did not appear to have oentemplated a cam Him the present, and he did net consider likuself amemdmit to explain their imeatioo. His Lordship, boseligh referred the ostoplalaaat to the Trialty-hosee, from whence he would, no doubt, be referred** Mr. Wellitrilt the. broker, who bawls, framed the Act, was the meat Sicily to 90 them to rights as to lio homilies and toastractioe, • UNION-HA 1611.•-•-01C01111 OUTS AfllerillMita a barber residing in Clerkeowell, was commitlad odd, oath of several person, being charged with theriat, wins glass from the gallery of the Cobearg neat" ea Saturday night last, into the orchestra, and eat'' the eye and face of Mr. David Brabant, one of the mu sicians, in a most shocking manner. The Proprietors of the Theatre wooded, and the Magistrates said it was a duty which they owed to the public to prosecute the oleager. He was ordered to give t 4 hours autic of heft , A letter front Urenada of the 1-Ith of May statis that a body of barefooted monks having received or den to quit their convent, their superior immediately decided on departing with the most valuable part of their property, to deposit it, as he declared, in a t lace of safety. The other monks, however, who had no great confidence in the honesty of their snpenor, op posed the division of the common stock. The superior paid no attention to their fraternal remonstrances, and tieepared to execute with the greatest promptitude the orders of his Sovereign. The monks meanwhile pro- vided themselves with poniards and muskets, and laid seige to the dwelling of the reverend father, who showed no signs of terror amid the perils whirls sur rounded him. Seeing no hope that their combined efforts would lead to any fortunate result, these miii taut monks dispersed themselves over the convent and carried off whatever they could seize. In a moment, the sanctuary was stripped, and the consecrated host trampled under fnit. Confusion and die mrder were go ing on increasing when the political chief of the town, apprised of the scandal which the servants of the (rod of peace were committing, proceeded to the convent, and finding his presence ineffectual to stop the ardour of the Isoly seal with which these religions brothers were inspired, sent for a detachment of infantry and cavalry, who escorted these pious persons before the bishop. The Superior is at present a prisoner of war, while one of his worthy companions has escaped with the booty. Simms: BOATS IN TRANCE.—lnstead of the un weildy, heavy-going diligences of past times, 'tans ripen a construction, and in appearance, similar to the English, are introduced, well conducted, almost free from liability to accident and driven at the rate of seven similes an hour But the greatest novelty, connected with French travelling. is the establimausent of Steam-boats on the Seine and the (lironde. Between Rouen and Havre these conveyances have been tried but with a limited success. The south of Prance might however, have long remained ignorant of this advantage, had it not been for the enterprise and in , shutry of an American gentleman. who, scarcely two years ago tried the experiment with a boat of small dimensions. The wonder of the loathes of Bordeaux at the success of this individual, was quickly followed by an absociatioe among the principal merchants, who in conjunction with Mr. Church had other boats con structed of a larger size; and there is now a reviler communication, by means of these packets, from Rona at the mouth of the (Brood', to Lingo., on the iia tonne, a distance of upwards of a hundred miles.— The accomodations are excellent in every respect, a restaorat being part of each establishment. Mr . Church. determined on the extension of his undertak ing, had comupleted, last summer, a beautiful boat, worked by an engine of thirty horses' power, in which be meant to have fixed a regular passage between Leg ho: n, (tenon, and Nice. The powers of the boat were completed, proved. and every thing ready for her de parture for Italy. when time breaking out of the plague in toe Mediterranean changed for awhile her destina tion. BOSTON. APRIL 25.-0 a Saturday, at M. a new invented machine for propelling a vessel in a calm, at sea, was tried on board the United States frigate Con stitution, is the presence of a number of officers of the wiry. Its success was equal to the most sanguine expectations of the inventor, and those who were witnews of the experiment. Its power on the frigate was snfient, in the opinion of all theelficers present, to have propellad her at the rate of three miles prr hour had it been calm ; as against a fresh sonassrly breers, a flood tide and chain cable astern, it very con siderably slackened the cabl• by which she was riding; and evidently forced the ship ahead. The inventor (Sailing Master Briscoe Doxey, of the Unimi States Navy) bas so arranged the Capstan and•Meseenger to this machine, that the whole disposable :*oree of the ship can be at once applied to it ; and the most favour able results are confidently expected front its future use. Should a calm day occur a more perfect expei men: of its powers will be carried into effect. Navy Yaid, Charkstown, Mast, April 11. Two prisoners, eJoiiued in the New Eurough gaol at Tewkesbury for burglary, made tlie . :r escape on Mon day night last, and hare not since been heard of.— Tkis is the second time the same man Imie got out of the dame prison) every precaution was taken by keeping them heavily ironed. but by some inge nious means they provided instrument*. and the day preceding their 'leapt contrived to tile their Irene nearly through. The 1113.01er visited the prisoners at nine o'elosk i.e the, evening, saw theta :in bed, and lucked, up the' cell kir tit. s e.. sight ; immediately after they must .bars releemel Abeassel yes from tlir" Anson, and with a hie and a-kwiln.-usaile a hide leper yard . ; attddeti with ptelOailjer 41 1 1 1 40 W .elkeT must le le. ea.•*.l Lnda, Ikea 1 1 1tIsieseki .• Smith Bailer, of S. _ ...tvws , brig ..., AIMoo. Saddler, front Si: Datraitsga. b.aad to Rotterdam. is getting caulked and mimed le the harbour of Mandate. Vassatat afilltili wions-Jana, fist May, front Los dooderry to Indhatielphia, all well ; gad Sarah, 97th May, from Miami to Newfoundland, all well; by she y botona atolls' at Cork. i Mums 111111abeill pocket, from Falmitutis to Ameri ca. Ist host. lat. 43. long. 36. all well, by the Lord Br bort point asehrodsot Falmouth. Platimetia, OM May, lat. fel. 11. long. 13. 10. from Waterford to Rotrioatallaad, by the Clyde, arrived at LiverpooL Salton% 17th May, lat. M. 57. lonk. IS, from Dum fries for Afiramiebi ; kb Jane, of Ratilin bland; Scout, Shepherd, from Liverpool and Isl. of Man for Now fonoiland; she intends', to go to Londe ry, the M it er grew having left her at the lade of Man, with , e excep tion of the master. mate, and MO boys ; by e Hope, arrived at Liverpool. Isabella, M•Niell, 12th Miy, lat. 28. 7. long. 48. 34. from Lobel.. for Charlealoilit and Rath, front Jamaica for London. 20th May, lat. fr. 311.10a0r.26. oat 46 days, by the _Mount Vernon, arrived at Liverpool from S.. vannah. "• Hercules, Cobb, 24th May, lat. 49. long. 22. friihi Liverpool for New York, by the Orblt; arrived at Live* ,pool from New York. i Hercules, 2211 May, lat. 46. 10. lug. 11. from Londe, forMOntreal, by the Liverpool *kat, anited at Liver ~Jl. ohn, 18th May, in lat. 48. long. 26. front Hall for 'Noce Edward's Island, by the Thomas Naylor, arrived ' , it Liverpool. . Baltimore, 14th May, lat. 45. long. 41.34. from Balti more for Bremen ; 26th Slav, lat. BR 57. long. 20. 15. the Thomas Beiston, from Liverpool for New Bruns wick, by the Lacy, arrived! at Liverpool. Friends. 28th Mar. lat. 48. 20. long. 27. 30. fr. in Bristol, for Quebec, by the Elisabeth, arrived at Li. r pool. Anne, 18th May, lit 47.100 p. 27. from Liverpoo' , Newfoundland, by the Argo, arrived at Liverpool. Simpson, of Whitby, 28th May, lat. 44. 26. long. 29. from London for Virginia, by the Martha, arrived at Liverpool. Franklin, Graham, 13th May, lat. 41. 12. 1 .4,0 , z. 61. from Liverpool fur Baltimore; 26th Alsr, lat. •ifi. 42. long. 27. General Stark, from Bremen; *./tli May, lat. 49. I. long. 20. Norval, of Orenork, front Newfound land for Oporto, out 12 days, by the Wilhelmina, arrived at.. Liverpool. • Heroine, 31st May, )at. 47.50. loos. 26. from Liver pool for Boston, by the Belvidere, arrived at Liverpool. Hulton, 12th May, lat. 45. 27. lons. 29. 32. from Ja maica for London; 21st Slay, lat. 52. 8. long. 16. 20. Favorite, Warren, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, by the Harmony, arrived at Liverpool. Neptune, 21st May, lat. 48. 24. long. 34. from Olas gow, out 51 days, by the Fair Trader, arrived at Liver pool. Edward, of London, 28th May, lat. 43. 15. long. 40. from London fur St. Johns, N. B. by the Elizabeth, ar rived at Liverpool. Triton, Sharp, from Boston for Savannah, 30th April, lat. 33. 30. long. 77. 30. She had lust her main and mixes topmasts; two men were drogned, one killed, and three crippled by the accident. She was making for the first port. they saved the rigging, sails, and spars. LONDON MARVITS, JUNE 12. --....---- COTTON.—The Cotton market has been heavy ; and, in consequence of the unfavourable reports from the out-ports, Rest India descriptions have been offered on lower terms, without facilitating sales. LIVERPOOL, Jess 9.—There has been a better demand for Cotton this vreekvesPecially towards the close of it ; nevertheless, prices of most descriptions are a shade lower, owing principally to the arrivals, which amount to 12,444 hags, besides two or three vessels not yet re ported. The sales are about 7,600 bags. ('(FREE.—Towards the close of the week, a cons'• derable redaction took place in the prices by private con tract: a parcel of 150 bags St. Donsinqo was sold on the usual terms, at 115 s. ; and, on the Saturday, another sale, for money, was made so low as 1134.; for good Brasil colours , 113 s. was also accepted. There were no public sales of Coffee this forenoon, and we believe no purchases by private contract; the nearest qnotation for St. Domingo Coffee 114 s. a 1151. SUGAR.—The few new sugars which were brought forward last week met a ready sale at the market prices; the transactions were, however, inconsiderable, as the grocers-only buy for their immediate wants, and the re finers do not evince any disposition to purchase at pre sent, owing, no doubt, to the very inadequate supplies at market. RUM, BRANDY, and. lIOLLANDS.—The very de pressed price of Rum has attracted the attention of the export houses, and also speculators; the latter calcu late that the effect of the.expected large supplies have been overrated, and that the prices have now fallen be low any medium rate. yet they are deterred from pur chasing On account of the uncertainty respecting the iptantity which may be thrown upon the market by the late extensive failure : there have been considerable in quiries made by the shippers, but we 'relieve very few actual purchases have been mule ; the market may in consequence he stated nominally the same as last week, hut the expectation is general that the inquiries will lead to some revival in the trade.—Brandies are held with much firmness, and purchasers could not buy on ' so low terms as !luring the last week; this eilmoter may he stated at about Id. per galloss.--Geneva is still en tirely negleeterl. PROVlSlONS;_lte.—There is little alteration fonotiee in the pried' of - Beef and Pork ; the holders of tbe/atter, who appear anxious to effect sales, have in several instances submitted to a decline of 2s. 6d. pet barrel.—The last arrivals of Dutch Butter meet a heavy sale at a further reduction of 2s, a 4a. per cwt. Not Waterford to arrive has been sold at S , ls.—Baron heavy i n stock, and should the cold weather continue, the de-1 wand is likely to he checked. HEMP,-PI.A X, and TA LLOW.—The Tallow market onstinues to decline, a depression of 6cl. a Is. per cwt: oust be stated since Tuesday last; for arrival the pur chases are nearly at the prices inserted.—la of Phis there is little alteration; no purchases 11 :f ell ant p for arrival are lately reported.-The last accounts from St. Petersburgh state the reehauge a fraction above 911. TRA.—The Testate Is leeptiettlil to finish about Thum .day: the Wheel sold Va. Si& s W. to Id. above •kast ; oemtsoa Coss, Si. .64. a tth 70., Id. ea • lid. higher, and fiaaeSlata Va. ;IL s 316.1 d. *oder last sale. toutiaNy II Mr. is eke 1 a Nisei d fore hill stances \ Demi* . ' I•eitrast. man of most respectable coneealeas in this enlisted as a common soldier some years age, irr as. sequence of disputes with his family. He saa n i edi and whilst he was doing ditty in London as . ' Hi ne in the Ow*, Ms wife was delliVeted of a thal t im 'who wits chriaesoesl Theresa Deihl. &ea lie o w ; the birth of this child, the father was killed et t h. bottle of Waterloo, and in co erase of th e d amn , of sew relations, the little Theresa, though h is vulvasuch adverse eirenistaistes4 became Wristl e t te'an estate of 2,41041. a-year. Her claim, hoepeo e „ IMO impeached by the huebasie ad Ilittegh). of her too aunts (the sliders of leer feebs e N who alleged that she was a sapposititi ms child s it was upon this issee that the Islet took placb day. Several Witnesses. WhO cube *Yu from ltailasel, were MtatWitod on behalf of the child, and th e j o u. may established her legitimise? Is so fall salt *ti ♦ factory a manner, that the Channel on both. sides agreed it wps unnecessary to prolong the iss eeo . tion ; sad the Jury returned a verdict, n,,, gra T hf , relit Davis is the legitimate ditighter of Rielseed soil Reid get Dario." MEDICAL DOARD, waste I RLACK-FRIAlth %AD. M Messrs. Coors*, UNRO", and Co. phy s i c i ans sa l Surgeons, of tong experience ' Members of the n om Colleges of lmnden, Hdinbnrgh, and Dublin, vAssw *access is preedee Is unparalleled in the annals of 11 1 4 divine, for, singular as it may appear, during the he seven years, upwards of 30,110bPattests have been cunt of prevailing diseases, minty of the cases, after respect. A ble Surgeons. and even Hospitals, have failed.--Ilessrs. Coosa and CO. claim the attention of those who bare been injured anti deceived by the specious promises of illiterate pretenders.—The consimpsences of the ipm e t practitionerare truly serioas, rs. Eruptions on t6h ee d. face, and body, ulcerated throat, swelling in the week, strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin bores, swelled a n . Isles noise in the ears, dimness of sight, palms is th e heed and limbs,• frequently mistaken, sad ohms fatally treated, as Rhenezatism, owing to the improper aw et mercury. Messrs. Conran and l'o., are consalted at Charlotte Honse, Chatiotte-street, opposite the Rey. Rowland Hill's Chapel, daily, from eight in the morning till nine at night.—Advice gratis to she Laboeringelsw every evening from six to nine, and on Sunday usecniags mail twelve o'clock. N. 11. Ruptures of 2-1 inches in circumference, of 31 year's standing, are returned and cured without comfier. ment. Trusses are made under their own inspectioa,ss • much improved principle, differing fur all others oar in existence. •.• betters, directed to Sir F. Daniel, Sorrow, statist particulars, are answered bi rotors of post, when tines and the best advice will be seat to all parts' of the KI agdoin. DIU*. Oa Sunday. the 10th last.. at Ramsey, in her 14th per, iniaimadosi of the chat, after four days' Illness, wife of John Reynolds Baddosio, Esq., surgeon. Carpe diem— Ik promptly wise. WHEN Science began to expiates the asesplitated machinery of Man, she was speedily entangled in a labyrinth of mysterious from add* testi let:teal perseverance alone ems her. I= ll and empiriciim, however, still oppose eight and the prejudice of weak salads. le some manse. encourages their audaeity.—As Truth is to Falatimmd— so may our public statements be compared with thole aa• qualified pretensioes, and to expose their fallacies, webs,' not hesitated to avow ourselves es prectitiowers la class of Diseases. which eedanger the mystic evohotleasef Nature. To be brief : we are Members of the Lowest Cer.- arcs of St MORONS. can establish the integrity of our am rafter upon the success of Twenty Years' practical expe rience, and announce the grateful testimony of those is whorn long suffering had nearly extinguished every hope of relief. We pledgeoursel ves to the removal of S VP!! I LIS, from its incipient symptoms to the remotest stages, rharacterised by ever) doubt and whatever malignancy. The latrieste and much seqtroled distaste of the Unglue have been cerefitily and studiously c ntidered. as have also those dollen!' aid important sympathies which refer to the Female Sex.—The infirmities of virility have been imperially noticed, whether. as arising from the debilitating tyranny of a tropical ahem pbore—the natural bias of constitution—the linprodeace rf piety—or the more alarming results of a propensity to prat flees •' which shun the light ;" the progress of which, is marked by a gradual dereliction of the animal powers.—Te all who are thus circumstanced. and more especially to fed as are aspirants for connubial pleasures, we earnestly re. commend our commentary, (The il4is of Life), the perusal of which must prove beneficial to their moral happiness. - Tbe Book may be bad at In, Paternoster-row ; 09, Pall' Mall; 41, Piccadilly; 10. Princes-street, Soho; 174, sad 32. Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; AS, Chapel& ; Burks and Stevenson, Norwich ; Deck, Ipswich ; Sheppard. Bristol; Barrett end Duffield. Bath ; Hatt, Cambridgr; Headley, Leeds; and by all Booksellers. Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the away; patients writing for the same, sill please to enclose a flask note.--Attendance at home for cott.ullntion as essel.- 4.K.138. and CO. M. R. C. Surgeons, 11, Botaveeleilreet. Fleet-street. London. —A private door round the cora,. _ _ 11 . 10 PK ESSED with alttst anti humane sera , of a the calamilttios roughs griming from the inatidieiemeal 4 ' meet of a certain malady. contracted in ll Wanner lOWA known to require a comment, and often enta;ling oa MIS' happy iletim a series of distressing and almost insappartg• hie nilletions. Dr. RA DI" respectfully calls theattesdee of than intswostiod in his peculiar and most eti:.etual mailbed " 1 r a le core, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, orate *AY &Windt conduct of t h ose~' who hold the o Heel Jf s: to the ear and break it to our hope ." Dr. Early tri not PO" Idea t 0 pledge %fallibility in every description of Wet br! as far es human *W. e-visted by medieal and surgleal OW can be applied, he promises 3 cr.; hitt. , peorly, and Peri l ," vent restoration ; Iles inc me :e errry 4 reek,. of Syphil' l - alleetion, a od its t 'tritons train of di sea ;es. the primaryrol'i.l ts of Ids professional studies, and Wing flattered by the trtink cendant success to hich his accompanied his mode of treat ment during the course of a 100 veil lafsced:•lS rietiCP•" 14 enabled to Mier. with the ful lest coitadence. preens:en at owe the most hopeful and elm gins. %nu/nimble iin. stances can he adduced illustrative of the superiority o(Pr• }lady's; system, whielt had been found to preralh PT"° where eminent talent, retained by public lastititioer. ti'm ' , meld ineffeeteal. In ao-litlea to those consolatory tidy"' *oh Dr. Lady eq milt be found uelly f or t un ate in reviving t h• *Withering and debiiitated energies of the human congtily• lion, Which embitter, and if not timely arrested, frequesqr render nugatory the very principle of etci dervv. From this desolating state of inanitv and sterility. hy re-aahnstiar the frame and alionling tose and elasticity 19 the relasedorlaili. Dr. Early is happy to convey the most positive massive' that the sufferers of both seers may be reicited; a stead/ perseverance in the mesas dictated heine o'lly squired.! Dr. Kady la easisalted daily, at No. 3ti. Dean-strafe Se" (1)11° aid of Dean-street. sobs. leads out of °errant - So d * Beaty oPP•atte the General two Penny Post Oleg. Thr ether earl beta Oiford-streat, and Is opposite Me: iff n ir i l ltra ib t d VI Isallessea of both aint.—Oematry letters meet is liallotSell 10, retire ef seeesdrest. 4±111111111.0_ 14 . 4 4t ' b : WNW. Meed. 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Jets..7l.lll7:9l;:tasi Issaisatbses, Onters, &s. are requested to be eddissesd. • • Si=Zeit* ctosiajtipt XA UTIcAL LIVTICLLICI E RNCE. illiabbsi .• - • ia __ll, Petri Amy, of Deoltioot how Ilrodoefira so to Loot As the Ilabots. soma " 41 " 411 °lam , It ten", slifiared to Joao, eouic:, a tautest, from Fulsioutli• 11 raft tairgia% gbh ebeet It all cow. wag foibles driven or so at: south Broilers of St. ikely Se be wiled upon, as he neeiveti the %mai Ser4 sad la& It to his power to reserve the _ Olvaikiiperpts.—Thebrig New heir in *air, ters, NAVAL I"_romts.l—Turpeofiss has sdnncod in iw the door, .c on ie gnetw o # the small stock, and the.oirpeetad short , rlVand over i supply ; it N,bo•olor, not so Ma tide IRA as last, w ith to to conseqtwoei of Was 'Mesh of woo ; Uhl 141 st ,wit` limb 'lai"P* • ' l i s vs . .., Pik* a nd advassietts 4U. te gk ril h% 144 ~f orJSrPgfi.. r e gallful w ar ' S.ool4 .l) % 7 4101110 . •- Ma 00111 -iltaled. ) i us been A 1; waked 13il Lo,af i nvo r t. os. 1 ley the same lout of mitt. ii iimillideilVt.TibT4 far nil. • :and rcfased, on the spot ft. 10s. would be accept . • • lealeaittlelllcaMJersvoier thetilithe) Judea Attlee, liat at Alai Prise rum* Coen of Ear's teach . A ease which elicited liderebta detree of pi Be interest seat tele4 ii LerNitip and t !Spatial Jury. The !haw e were tbese:—ltichatal Demi', a See. eekts&_ Pr 1 6 c