The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-28 00:00:00

'nil; STATESMAN. EDITOR OP rITE STATES3I4. I • : . kliPtllill IN P. 4 f11.1.1.11EN T —OB.--- 44 .ts It is anitestial tot tint vet . ) being of Parliament. that I Elections siwutd be rata, therefore all machos influence . I upon the Electors ire ILLSUAL, and strongly prohibited."-- c .. 1 nLAI KATUNS . II COMlNlCldetriel. LiaTER Non q u o lied queued°. NEW AND 13 . 1PORTAN1' DISCOVEItI. Lynian Cook, of Wliitestown, in the rounty of Oneida, has ilisrovered a tootle by whirls a t o rail he made that will gain great power and velneity.—This machine is partly e tooted of a wheel, and partly of curious gearing, which is ingeniously contrived and applied. after this w h et s! ig lo o i n to motion by a certaii. streng:ll, ally number of wheels may be added ; vet that power which at first turned the pniicipal wheel, is atitheient to beep the whole in motion. By dimbliog the gearing of this machine, the power and %Amity is ill lie donbled ; yet the power that first rd the ai heel need not to be anzimiiteil. This ucirhinr illny properly be termed no air-envitte; for the first is heel will forcibly draw much air, and rapidly discharge the same into ether wheels, so that it is nut only all original, but he roines an auxiliary wheel. 'f.. esery which is added may be given the appriiation of a principal and auxiliary eughte, for the second engine receives air fr the first, and from surrounding air; the third receives frit ataiosphere, and discharges into the fourth, and w on. Mr. Cook has selected one of the best mechanics in the county of Oneida, to whom he has simile known the principles of tads discovery, and they too have proved, beyond a doubt, that by this engine a power mar be raised which will surpass any that has ever been pro ditre,l by machinery. The mechanic alto built this en gine, being fully persuaded flout it will he seehmituted for murk machinery which is now in use, desii-tis to have the privilege and honour to build our on a larger scale.—( 'tit yr, Feb. 15.) th::l•—The very little merit which these letters are I ee.ord t., in tourist of compo s iti on , („„,i Imo t 31r. Pitt, when contending far a Reform in Parliament to think ass 'straitly of them in that revert as our in Ils!!, told the Home that he personally knew it was •e..• ,:a) is, 1 find, in arissel print, either to he denied to the 'Tinian of his father, that, " without recurring us "tehas or frittered away by the a ng ges ti on th a t t h e y are: first prineipha in this respect, anal establishing a more the known production of a celet rated l'unneeller, Who is maid and equal Representation of the Preppie, toy which lust more reniarkable for wit than vaeillating: anal whose the proper roastototiummi connexion should be sevived. tergiversation is proverhial,whenever it causal a guitwa this nation, with the beet capacities for grandeur and in • Isis purse. Unwillin g to increase t h e °t e ener , of asse happiness of any on the face of the earth, nano hr rain !leg I may he permitted to -remove this bantling I founded with the mass of those whose liberties were lost teem his door; and although it is not the precise time its the corruption of the people." Notwithstanding this when I ch oose t o say w h o ' „„, 1 ,6,1 1.: ., me character to solemnly expressed opinion of one of the g reatest and y.tu th a t l aw i s not my pratiession, semi that I never most ineorr u pt Statesinati this country ran toast of, 1.11- %tutlied it, except whets it has been necessary to preserve forced as it has beets by the almost peerless elotptence ast s eayseli from legal involuti o n. the son (who was on *dais-occasion the reporter of his • Perhaps 1 ought not t remark. I. is the last noti o have turned aside from env , father's sentiments), by the concurring a.pa • of Mr. r. es:l even to snake thi Fox, and of all other the most em inentsoun whom B ri• l, s ce '4 will take .•ftt f any aack, that does taut afford use so tails has produced, no change in this respeet, ./..r 1".: has yet taken place. That " National tassease, . 'arguments to answer. which the same llr. Pitt on another occasion castled liar tt•ifts your leave, Sir, we will now proceed to ino " Defect of Itepria . entation " anal which hr prnia:ttne...el s sihe Cher. in by pe t i l t i e r t t s kor n a l is e a ro l k u e i nt s I f s e r :la areeis- to lie " pregnant" with the most ruino us consequences, ~bas been starred to prey upon the v itals of the lust .etitty recompenses! fur the senders they perform? till, for the most part, 4 Defect of Representation" has I believe the sistlteur of tolerating pawnbrokers at heroine soot only a " disease." bet an itiosoinle orocke.." 01. hits not stiOresptentlY been called tutu epresti ; anal fair, according to the petition of the Friends of the as 'they are more remarkable fur bearing invective than People, whirls stands uneontradieted on the Records of kri' l 3l;ne' to it, their silence has tended to strengthen the House of Commons, " Eighty-four individual* do. an opinion, that their services might be very well dis- t ler their own immediate authurity, send 157 Members to penned with. Ire will, therefore. first look at the ad- Parliassient ; " no •• in addition to these 137 Hour ianeages which the finesses attire country derive from I able Alembers, 1311 snore making in the whole 3117, are lab ours , b us k ins so d ecr i e d a m no t b e ex- returnee!, neat by the collective voice of those whom they . rad to profit the Treasury tench ; and it may he, appear to represent, but by the recommendation of "it thik. ulna do not know it, will be surprised to hear that pultrerfol itsdiaidwab added to the si-1 before nwiitioned, evety 6uusr a thin the bills o f mortality pays fair and making the total intaiher of patrons altogether an l r licences twenty-six pounds tee a year; and those who l.il, who return a alecidrol majority of the lionourelde live without that boundary are rated at half that sum. Ilutese.“—Ocenpied naturally gh as we all are, by This, on a moderato. romemation, protheses fifteen th o u- !oral interests arising out cif the important (immersers. Sand pounds. Their duty on lire insurances cannot Inc of a general electilei, the above mentioned facts and Its than two thousand the hundred, anal as they are • their neressaryesonseoptrnees are apt to escape temporarily 'on to Imes:ea sale of every forfeited pledge . the rassalleetion even of dowse SO whom they were on vo Lich they lend any suns esoreeling half a guine a , not previously iiiiltnowis Anal, if it were othentise the auction duty of five per cent. on the 'Node so sold, individual exertiens would be palsied, and the lora) may well he rated at fifteen thousand mare, making a triumphs of free and repostitutional principles would Natal el little lease magnitude than restavv-yintaz ynor- be suyersruled by apathy anal despair, the natural results s %.D eor:anst A vats, not one shilling of which would of a conviction that such exertions were, nationally Ise eontriblited in any other shape if this lussiness was smelting, fruition's, and such local trieemphs nullified, lei suppressed. 'flans, in a !weeniery tire, they are of no general " detect of Representation," the " national die 4as-es-vice to their comma se. 14nt, if the preservation of ease." That any hut those persons who 'rein 'maw nay ur peace and social order in the lamer elasses of society ; other benefited by taxation, or who expect to he so, as if affording immediate relief to the urgent necessities of , pensioners, plaerineis sitnearists, anal aetpeetanta„ should theestretasely indizent; if rendering rise pressaire of ; wilfully support a system of polities which has impused • puintment bearable bp the industrious naechanic, in those upon air 'toiletry !initiate, st Bich are too heavy to Ise trying exigencies, when he ran neither tell the goods harms; which lies produced amongst the middle 11111 In . has made, or collect the debts he confidently relied lower classes, poverty. waist, and wretchedness, lope nil receiving ; if enabling thousands of the Likonring raileled, and whirls threatens enuseepenees hazardous, vapor to subsist through the week, till Saturday night if toot da.structive of the Idea iv. mare, and tranquillity reduces the six days' earnings ; if these be objects of for country, and of the personal safety of every hea r:thee lwlitically useful, or morally olesiralole, this tithed in it.—is altogether so .• paneling strange and nosy l itratly appeal to the candour of their country, and wonderful," that, but fur the dread experience of its re- YUllUlit if hitherto the pawnbrokers' services bate not sults, posterity ninth, hardly audit e t the paossibility of been under-rated such a usonstrons 4d/insatiate. In orslinAry fife, and in 1 fear not to tefer yne to those Isle, are best able to' the managewent of private property. the man who per decide the question. Ask the rharitahle and humane, :dated its sohjerting it to time indolent e. of similarly leer- Is !water pawabroking be a erase ur a 61raaing fu thr Mclean:. policy would he considered as little short of in e•sor.• They will vouch for the pre•lipt aid *hick it, sane, and his ruin in the result inevitable. We are in affords the air* issal miserable; and 11.. n often a Wet; ; general tenacious eumigh of al": regards our Perao!si Isaias eared by the pledging of a coat ..r gown. ' r rights, anal of injuries intliclettyspoll uslf persons or pn tan Aso tell you, that thousands who mating, to main- i !sorties lay oar eseighbOuns or felhisessutsteels. If time Loss ;bruise.% es. without becoming Laura heirsattne to the 1 man st Ito contributes to the payment of the rate% for the community, have still their earnings so anticipated by t aoppoi t id the mew were eselualed.'either by tone or ti,e,r wants, that they most apf;en go supperless to teed. ur ' fiend, !'eons personal examination into the itverseent . renew their labours in the usorning se Weisel famol,if pawn- account-, atid fr lois share of.controul over Melt- ex kruking did not afford a ready relief in such extrend- peediture, n bide was enormous and unpreeedeitta it, he ties. And even ilium, also snake it a subject of colder would not feel %cry easy under the iuiposition practised calculation, will, lam persuaded, pause and redact um upon hies lint the same man. and the great mass of s. hat other expedients should be resorted to, alien they the c mustily feel comparatively easy, anal sit daily,' M tsetaix-iluctic.—The son of the celebrated ate Mori/red the capital of the pawnbrokers exceeds two apparently uneotacerned, whilst one hundred and hey- ing•lam, tile prophet a n d prise her, was bronght up oil miliiens and a half of money, and that it is mutually four individuals usurp the maaagratient of the affairs of the charge of hat lug broken into th e w are h ouse o ho, alisinisterrel to the distressed, in at 'east vwxxvt-sttt at lo .„ p l e; d thane e m bo l i sm ! ' h av i ng a ls o was seine unite ago the refege for the houseless, ender IA! Lows% tar rutunas : I forbear to urge any iliissg I a peculi.sr anal separate, if not ass opposite interest of eirrametanees whirls led the watchman of the asylum to more in respect to their usefulness, lest at should be their asst. I. while they in fact exercise t 1... right of snare! bine of !timing intended to destroy the place by Said of me--Utitur in re mum elmlitu troti6er mum making fans 316n:rine the lit-es mid properties o f the tire, air to plunder it. sr+•x•vtrriet. rest of the nation' : II hat wonder that the very great Hortletield, an iniieer, who has the rare of the ware- We are neat to inquire a hether are sufficiently coon- and s cry rich should become greater mud richer . house, was alarmed at a late boor of the night by a ponsated for the services they perform, the expenses wonder that, whilst an astiprerealented number of new , tttt ise tram the store-room. Ile prateured th e ass ist a n ce they are at, and the losses they are esposeal to. Here I Weal have been either made Peers, or advanced to the •of a yo'sng Irishman, as loam he arme d w ill, a cu tl ass , sax aware I leave another established prepossession to Peerage, nn act ount of their Parliamentary infinetwe, anal unlocked the store-renal door, expecting t o fi n d 'sot-minter, and that the idea of a pawnbroker's expenses and e l it ist they A nd the g reat c a pit a li s ts, the l o an- sense of the old ellSilliller*, although Ise could not con aro losses will w i t h mans . exc i te a senile o f d eris i on , I jahlters, and lien eminent contrastors, have been li t . jecture •' what aperture ;my tlaing above thesis,. of a eat They wonld ask we, what expense a man can hr at who /Teasing* and wallowing in nails. tier middle and in- • meld have entered. There lay about the room a quay has all his trade come home to ism : and what losses he olustrious classes of society should lire only amidst teals, .• pay of straw; anal a candle, which had beets fixed cast suffer who holds a pledge for every slim lie leads? anxiety, and troubles, end two millions six hundred , agisilist the wall , enabled the (Miter to discover that a answer, rent and taxes fall heavier on him than almost I thousand of the grubs population of the country he reduced !substantial risitor had ilisturho•al the apartment. Th e any other trader, because he mast necessarily have ex. to a state sal actu a l pauperism anal depentlanre? Such i officer lucked the door, anal he and Isis companion began tepsive premises, and can let nao part of his dwelling. 1 would not b e th e if the management of their own •to beat al t the straw with a clash and is cutlass, after add, it; shops of the least trade two Male servants are affairs rested its their own hands. through their MEAL; haying given due notice of the proceeding to all who lola, whose board and wages will amount loan bemired Representatives, in any roman', uuless the people in might be concealed. .I'he violence of the Irishman, who and tweuty pounds a year—and that he is compelled to that country were downright idauts. ! chopped all round with a cutlass, startled the officer, retain ever; article he receives for tifteep months, if it It ma y be a ll ier y we ll, an d it it cer t a i n ly ver y n a . whu stopped his hand just as he was going to strike at droplet be the owner's pleasure. although every deserips tural. fur those who turn rills dreadful abuse to their sal- somettii to , like is head under the straw. The officer put a Con of woollen guards will heroine deteriorated by moth vantage, to e nd ea v o ur to impress, capon the minds of the cloth into r itis -eispaniona hand, and the Irishman 501/11 if itirnv lay ley hut bait that period. Join to this, that arti- tired .usd the weak, the awe Mika terror of meddling with made ;us impression on the object before him. A great acs Of dress farm the chief part of his stock, and that the polities ; but, have net the galling effects of that sy stein agitation was new observed in the strAar. but s till n o t a alteration which a Yearend a quarter makes in the fashion of taxation which lass tweet the natural consequence, the ward seas uttered. The next instant, a poor wretched so lessens their value, that, at the best of times. a pawn- legitimate c hild o f this 311*.represtatarion, come home looking creature, half naked, was dragged out of the broker never sold his unredeemed goods so as to snake to every usan's business and bosom. in 11 Ulat i nCr Whida• straw. He said he was sou to Huntingdon, the pro five pet cent. interest of his 'stoney ; but for the last year, after having destroyed Isis political raistellre, threatens ; phet, and that, having tan work, and being refused pa st least, every article of apparel has been so depreciated sitter destructinn to Isis personal comforts and pecuniary ! dab assisctesee, he had repealer', to the Refuge, hut find in..price, owing to the inconceivable reduction in the ease? Its the mean time, who of these monopolizers aft in the door abut, he bad thenglit it un harm to creep ek . notoriously arge of new goods, that lam sure Ido nut exceed the g eneral ri g hts has not notorious advantaged himself • at the window to sleep. ile denied having had any trii s ilt•wlien I oxcart, few persons have obtained so much l t tensity •.; busk into the history of those corrupt, rotten,' intention ta wrung any body ; and on being asked why a , f e r i a , poun d s f or t i ed articles on w hi r l, a twelve • or induaticed bovoughs whiclesupply the means, ',Aare . / he hind not cried nut when the caution was given, di nota before they bad lent a eafeafred• And I soar add, considered as affording the excuse fair this auoueffely, I Cla.iailiatle did Mil care whether lee was kilted or not, the gnsntities left with diem during that period an ex - and see %briber the y have ' lot been the road to houeurs, !as Ise had Ito way of supporting himself. ceedi•any tiling they ever before experienced. or to wealth and whether robbery of the rights has ; The Magistrate haying ascertained that the unfortu- Were they liable to no other deductions these might nut supplied the Means of rohhery of the pockets of the flute wan niss hamsters and destitute, dismissed him to be deemed matched; but losses to a greater extent, and people. Well might Sir. Fox say (and it becomes as all,' hi s p ar iah, of a witch more vexatious nature, still remain unstated. who really wish well to our country or ourselvek sr- AN IMPUDENT Tutees Loam to which they are so much exposed, and by riuusly to lay it to heart)—well might that great man ; Man inonoreu-Syrririer.—Vesterday; Molted Plartoa, hem are. so fervently brought before the notice of the s tr. that " the whole of this system, as it is now car- a youth, IS Years of age. of teepee:tilde connections, was re i fiSle, tr ia l a m i s taken opinion too generally prevails, rigid on, is as outrageous to inorislitv as it is pernicious charged wills stealing . Ili silver table -spoons f rom the by which t h e y ' are .i m plie a t e d i n t ra nsactions, that of all to just gorier 1111 l rut : it gives a scandal to our character, house of Lady Jeroingitans, of N 0.13, Itolton.r o w, pi eta . exiting, dilly, under the following eivramseames:—lldweed, sou nut merely degrades the Houee of Commons indilly, pee_iste isting, they have the most reason to deplore. Hal this mast be the subject of a feature letter, for I the Wyes of the people, but it does snore; it undermines to Limly Jerninghat u dock, the primmer was asset h . stated, that on Sunday afternoon, insteelve lam again erring in a point, which 1 cannot the very principles of integrity in their heart, and gives about three o eves apologise for without inereasing the transgression. a fashion to outitexasrs and riarosreiti." lirant, lite butler, in the servants' hall, and A. P. IL he was fishmonger to the family s •the butler ! to ;to intu the kitchen ; he did so, and shortly- came out, and asked if Mr. Thnmp son lived th eist, gentleman in the same row, to witesn the butler di him,) no which he hasteeed up the•airew steps, aggiegki the butler enterilsg the pintry, he ascertained 1114 spoons were stolen. He instantly pssrsned the • 1 (who was.joined by an Weeeneptite) as kr as' place s and in Pall-Oail the prisoner threw the down the area of Moltann's, the printeellers, was afterwards found. He was sown . aftee take& custody. Edward Grant's (the butler) /videos,' mu a recapitulation of the above .cienemoseneee. 's prisoner was reusanded fur the attendance a saw winnows. • • • .5. LAW crrEhLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Minus 27. After the election for the county of Lincoln, the Mem- Monday evening, after it was dark, a 8101) passed hers returned gave an elegant dinner to the freeholders, through a number of streets in Paisley, with a tar-bar- iof which one thousand persons partook, and at which reel is flames . The police-officers, afraid of mischief, I not less than two thotieexd bottles of wine were drank. eaddimiked td disperse the crowd and extinguish the Peas 0r:L.143 IDENT.—Tise following fatal accident tfite, - bat finding their efforts unavailing. a party of the occurred on Thitrsilav evening last, at the house of Mr. Rirrei4kadiCAlllo to tteir assistance; the raGhie were E. Jones, malster, Lawmas-street, Larniarthen :—While e r l i egled, and several bayonet wounds indicted by the three of his female servants mere taking tea in the ou. kitchen, with two other persons, the whole were alarmed Oa Friday night, some person contrived to steal a by a tremendous crash, when two of the firstmsentiomid travelling tntuklhoui behind the Earl of Shannon's car• females ran towards the door. but were instantly boded v iarcon its way from Seven Oaks to his Lordship's ander the t! miring and timbers of the first and mean{ mansion, 'in flantilteu-place, Piccadilly, where it wits stories, in A hich 6,10 bushels of malt bad !wen deposited, mimed. It containeilibtee valuable geld stinS-lieures..B and melancholy to relate, were thus suddenly depritad salver stir of the Order of St. Peewit, some trinkets, . ortife. Their fellow-servants were providestiair wea l braids, Iwo pair of lisp boots, six pair of shoes. Stylist? 1 by the timber falling it an obligee direction over their wiliateesass, several pair of breeches, - tad tiriolkir ether 1 beads. The ;lames of the two etfortunste utterer. ant art ales of wearing apparel, all marked " Skews." rano White and Hanoi& Iliessas. INTENDED MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. tillE+l.Kl' r. ADIDENLET. Mr. SHADIVELL observed, that it had heen stated by ' Mr. Hart on Friday, from the atildavit of Lady Wesley, that the lion. John Coventry had led her son into irre gularities. He was now instrowted to say that, if the Court thought it necessary, the llos. John Coventry ' was Featly so make all affidavit that hr had never led Sir Roger Creaky into any irregularities whatever. The Loan CHANCELLOR said. it WAS perfectly clear that it was within she peculiar jurisdiction of this Court to order that a maniac. of one of its wards shook, not take place without its consent; and. indeed, it had been l decided, that luck nrarraire cook not take place, wen with the etstssent of the father, witlsont incurring a con tempt. But such a jurissiictiots Ninthd be founded in nonsense if it Were not also so the power of the Conn to prevent any usate!lal steps frosts being taken with a view to such marriage. With respect to the ward himself, hr thonght it his linty to express his surprise that no ap plication had hero made to the Court since he left the I 'niversitv its April last. Since then it appeared that be was lett to his own guidance, without a tutor, with out being engaged in any course of improvement, and this too at a period of yoath when massy things might happen which would afterwards he sources of regret. There was also upon the pleadings a letter from Sir Royer to his 1118411er, wills %TIMM it seemed he was not livin'. a n d of that letter Ise should merely say, that it I o s i t is a our is Ise was sure Sir huger, upon was sire retle‘ion. snit wish to rrosaio twos the record. 'llse order whirls it was his dot . : to make wools! rtten.l to a prollihitioo aciiesst Sir It. tite‘ley's going out of this roositry, and against this marriage taking . place, is it hoot thr of Ihr Court. If any for' her order were - necoss.sry osprey...sit any material steps from being taken, with tiir tires - of eo forcing the jurialiction of ilia rimrs. he sl 111,•ei 1,; 11 ,4 loonoli to arrests to it ; and Ise iiiored ih it :dr. Ilart ?. , .morrow morning spr c:fy the prvrist. sir.kr : • wished to obtain, I`lll.ll* M. William Lee. a yosor man most respeetaKy este itartel, was execute' on Tuesday last, at tits4aol at hitherto*, is Wiltshire. lot utterfai #o of Eaglasd notes, kostriss dims to ise*r , _ r L ' • FR0.31 SATGRDArd 1.0.VM).1* April 13. R. Modular' and 0. Abater, t. - 15.1res c o o_ hous. men-limes. at liuildhall--A pril S. ". menr e s-lauc. Loulbard-street. tea•aealer Al. "1 111 . I it 1116.11- 3. J. !Clan. Band-street. carpet.wattufarturer at -April Li. F. H.Choppin, ttotatone, •'e se‘. 17^ dealer. at tittildball-April 5, J. !hay. 51 4 , k _ itn,.. "N.. merchant. at Guildhall-April 13. C. C. Ditto,;,, iearltwc street. 'nine and brandy merchant. at J. %% hitc. IVood-street, hosier. at thaikiblii-.lpit Daniel and J. Parry. Bristol. tin and oil-mr.i, at , • marreial Hristul-Auril 19.'1'. 1 . , ; e "I istrr. draper. et the I: lnn,shre.... ltr) z and J. Isi:ner. IladdersGeld. tnrn haw. , rt •:,,.1 1 b ite lan, Huddersfield-April Vt. .1. Pill. erinc. % v iv a Qra : Russcil-square, wine -merchant, at tit:Mu:Al-April ia a • Barnes, New . serum, ironmonger. at tar itea L on New Sarum, April 18, U. Ilardists and J. r drapers. Bedford Court. Covent-garden. a: ti..ildkall-A• IS, (i. tipall, Bury Ht. Edmonds. Sault, r l'' osch asker ' the Angel Inn, Bur) 1111 l icrs- April Manchester, grocer, at the Star Inn. Dear -.ate. Mon, ter-April till, Al . . Oldham, klasehester. at b . t Inn, Manchester--April Iv, w. S. Kum:, I'Lap t s. ittet , Lamb's Condi:lt-street. brie:Layer. at tinii %pa l 14, J. Walker and U. Limb, merehanti. at •. • 1.1-4 0 ".. S. Itowisauson. E. bane. and 11, Brie.... bouseman. at Guildhalt-April LA. J. 2111.. N o ,, rip - : olent-garich, mercer. at Guildhall-11 1 -t. T. 1)..y.„ . Kendal. 11 estaturiand, merchant. at the Inn, th a t,. ter-April I;. J. Tompson, titerstune. ..• lit s hiaw ieat. druecr, rt H. al Ilittel. Blrintinciantr. QITIFICATEI4 tea: t. ti. Solomon. Leman-street. titsoeuemr . a-d:r.:M. *k ik man-T. Lipsaatit. St. Jewell's-air •rt, l9t . Jcnwr atiarter. coulee:loner-W. Finch@ tn. eppiar. J.:5..1. be a k, -B. Finches.). jun. Epping. 1: -net, batter-.j ry e t. Broad-street. Morita 'bury, CV; t.-eilaticlier-T. Berge, Ft s i a helwood, Somersetieltire, ea rriet -J. llusti t•rriqua• I.ases , aire, grocer-T. Atoms. Routh %bide,. %a u. ship-owner-W. Slsoubridge, Martien, hem, t araw _ 4. chance, Worcester. inaltster-B. t Isar, \carol; hied Wight. hrewer-R. Earror. !tread-street. rtirrpsid e , huntsman-W. Gallialope. Newbury. Nth, slite, flaw PA RTN ERNI IPR DiSiSOLI ED. W. lieuworthy and Co. MaNebrster, jointre-7, gb h and ('o. Ht. Newfusedieed -J. D. wagad r dh r and Co. waDecisaprl. Mildlesry, sem rea man and J. Urquhart. Mad I.:dward-streri. Memo*. a bb e lead.saaeutarturers-J. Kett. sea. and J. hest, Jr'. Nees. port, Isle of Wight. iseretrs-J. Watawmph 7.11.: R. Mete. ten, Usa cot). Salop. druggists-E. Uhkw :tad Co. th, : , pool. painters-J. K inrey null T. K ineq. Neu -road. Bki, chaps'!. coach-meta..-T. Hower and Co. ti tsr i s ., l „,_ F. White and W. D. (loodeve, %. forborne • Dersettirr. brow crs-1). Shagehottotri and T. Roberts. M I , u r a. sa k , upon-Trent. trtanurtlatiire, Wathiam ss and W. Whitchureli, London. merchants-C. Eyrs tal J. Literisool, cononissiAt-agents-J. 11.4tati aid J. !Audrey. Cross-street. Newington. Surrey. shor.eikaa_j . Purser sad J. Purser. Finelt-laste, l ornhill-W'..'.atha and R. Jackson, Piccadilly. wat-chamilet.-J • tank sal J. R. Wilkinson, Loser Thames-strut. Intswiwor agents. Non cal 'rivers sal %alter sits.---11serttL " Lire is unly Lite, when bleat It Wil I esalt." THE thirst s) stem of Ethics 6to mine UM M 41 ti • Isuunds• and thus to regulate the P1144e0111; INF strained and Inmiburdittate, they intretuousit ilestreiduse harriers which Itcligiuti and Morelli) have made sorrel; te cue). but uut annihilate them, appears the lessee of pre• dent•e, best calculated to limit their rilerces,eiw... Parry disorgsaisation of the human (none n-:aires mmt medical knowledge to remedy, and the public revels pre muted when professional men (disregardin: the MligNikillf of the ens ions 111111 I ntcrestesi) devote their siff.rs to dr trees mein of those romplalnts gt Aerated !.t iwprichwee, sod the of the passions P. an ututimnietinljmnit. " The strength of a ent.iou consists in the h,ut.tuf toe propla;" lost it is nteleneliolt to reflect on the daily %%Meets) the 110.- ranee of unfeetine empy rieism, sad W content. win si possible. its further ravages. wr offer to suffering immuitr ate reolit of our own experience, In the various diseased De'sility. The unwary victim of solitary tire (Inds sapid at school, beton. reason has asserted her right ()ter thank ail% in contemplating his powerless state, become easoill hle of tali% ening sense:ions, in knowing that the mod noe I',Dented state of exhumation only be roused into inaelymee. itteuse stonly—ienutotierate anxiety—long nosidenebte : piea I climes, and many other causes. will frrquestly &rasp • the nervous system : in such enie% we ran !lola ust U serener of re-anituntion• by remedies whiek hoe hog tz• swered the sanguine hopes of Patients of both Sexes. That bane to human happiness. Loss Vtosrart, ism use he treated fearlessly ; the improved state of medical views baring slit ested its antidote of those distressing grinds. that so lung rendered its exhibition uneertaiu rot hernia We hest explain our method by observing to Patients is bemiring under this malady, that a few data may are to Haired for the removal of early symptoms: tint the most u• seterate rime will yield to our remedies wit:iin a osedlits ssi that in a person Wins only suspects himself injured. tiros 011.4 c may he pret ented altogether from a ',pearl it ;--111111rOg remark applies to many other dertngethents I s te a re tire lc a, weakness. uerstioos , tte , es die tures, obstinate cssas of which are daily removeioillest the use of misfir or stimulants. Sonar pec•tiiaritiesndis tal to the softer spa have not ramped our attention; it Oil mildness. tram bincd ith efficacy, have superseded tie nese usually adopted. In tine, our system is unique. pea.* energetic. and eminently successful. Fllnented in this our native city, schooled in oer pais sinuid attainment by its splendid Medical coarse/M.ld hating been able. personally, to compare with ashniton the WWl's!' suraiewl practice with the Continents', sop tensions to superiority (in a branch we hate grinds* , matured by experienee, which is evinced by the daily 0- cations we receive, es en from distant countries. (10514 and l'o. M. It. I:. Sever. 113, flout erie-street. Fleet-street. I,ondon. •.• For the general accommodation. we do not IWO* solves to stated periods of practice. but 1118 be asemild at all reasonable hours.—Country Patients are rrelleftga* describe uslantely their symptoms, ke. when Adrdinstaldi Achim will be immediately forwarded to say reflef r kingdom.—.l Bank note is expected to aceedfftlib s ease. -A Jug! pabliabod (Tooth &d tins). THE -EC IS or LIFE; a (auditor t inniu•sts above Disessus.--11) (Joss and Co. Addressed to and Matoritt of both Stites. 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