The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-30 00:00:00

J . ;7! I' ~~ '.. )~ .w 4. T ( - ~ ,r . ~ i : 11 , '4.01fN4.1. .1111c=usiar' p wv. Far Second Lieut. George H. SFtentey to be First Ucut. &t. read Second Lieut. Godfrey IL Sbenley, &c. lle.onient of Life Guards. Far Heidi-men Cadet H. Hamilton. from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet and Li •natat, &c. rest! Gea.kisan Cutlet Henry Hamiltou Douglas, &c, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. rAward3, hluaue-street, haberdasher, from March 36 to May 11. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. I. Waldron, Castle.Brumwich, Birmingham, malbter. BANKRUPTS. J. Meson, Marlpit-house; Pontefract, Yorkshire, corn facmr. April 11, 12, May Jtk at •thi. Elephant and Castle, l'fmt..fraet. Attornies, Mr. Dbtt)e, Chancery-lane; and Mr. lillll, Pontefract. .1. Sasaki , Basingstoke, •Ilampshire, corn-factor, April 1.11, May 10, at the Crown Inu, Basingstoke. Attornies, ?les-rs. Knight and Shebheare, Basingstoke ;sand Moors. BI :hop and Phillips. ttray'S Sm. / A l ma. • .1. Parker, Norwich, linea.druper, April 6, 19, May 10, at tb.• Atsgel Tues. Norwich. Attornies. Messrs. Ilignold nod Biekonotils, Norwich; and Messrs. Uleasdale and Co. Nelro Inn.' . S. flail, Great Bolton. taucmiliire, innkeeper. April 12, 13, May 10, at the Swan Inn, Attornies, Mr. Whittle, John-street. Redford-row ; and Messrs. Cross and Rushton, Balton. le-Mners. .1. !lays, Lower East Smithfield, harness-maker, April 5, 12, ' Dlati 10..itt GuildiutlJ. Attorntes, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Sotidnuipton-halldifr, Chatteery-lane. 14, Rye, lAilttin, Surrey, hrewer, Aprll 2, 9. 9. May 10t at Guildhall. Attomies, Mr. Walthew, ftkaan; Ind Mr. Taylor, Catiriclas. WENDS. April 19, T. A. Dolling, Stone-house, Devonshire, 'bop , • keepler—April ?b, S. Wheatley. Bristol, grocer—April 25. 0., J. T.,-rid h'. 11. Greenuay, stoite-enosono—April 2b, T:,Feennie, Worcester, draper—April 26. T. Poppelton, Boy . tea t draper— .1pri1.96, R. Firmis, Tavistncic-street, Bedford . .Quart, tittiney-scrivener —April 90. R. Guthrie itbd C. Cooke, meeriguos—May 28, J. D. Jones, Philpol-lame, . snerchaist : -4pril ALA., T., and J. Kesteven, York.etreet, Co. ieut.grirden, men:s.tnereen— May 14, W. A. Jose., Alderman bury, Itaherdiriher—April ?, J. Nowlan. Keat-street; White. - chapel. soap-intinafnetswer—A pril '2, J. A. Iludson,llackney grme; merchant—April 13, G. telorecraft and S. Bates. fir ma:lmin, corti-deafers—Apll ?S. J. Brick, Lower Thorn. haur„ti-street. Bedford-square. tailor—April 21, E. H. Wilson aiut J.llVestinorelnial Liverpool, spirit-merchants—April 2. B.T. Waters, 011 Suuth Sea noshes merchant—April 23, B. and E. Adams, Buckle i rshard, Ilamp•hire, ship-builders. CERTI FICATES-Z-Arai t, 19. J. Bodenkain. Citrons, 9gerry, Mendluun and Feaolturch., merdionts-..11. 1 Tew, Wellelove-squarri ' tra-dt•Olcv- 44 . 'Payne, Iluntrr-street, North, St. l'aucrati. • ber-mertbant--J. Corbwell, Manchester, victualler —T. Haw. ton and E. 110? per. Rhayder, Radnorshire, bankers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Parry and .1. Daniell, Bristol, tin and oilmen—S. Ilayar • &111 and - W. Eland, Itussell-street, Southwark. Spanish Ica. gber-dresser. - I . Maddox and W. Youn, Worcester , leather. breeches-makers—W. Bradley and C. L eslie, Limehouse. boat. builders-LP. HughiS, W. 4fackay, and R. Young, Russell. street, fler, , sondscy. Ira/her-dressers—G. Kyill and D. Uodwin, Bathwirk, ipaltsters-4 Dyke and D. Wright. George-street, lin noyer-sq uare, d • akets— W. Garniss And J. Cubitt, 4)yrcid•street, tailors—J. Lloyd and J. Miller. Han. way.street, OxTurd-street, stable-keepers—R. Scott and J. Al lan,' tiliwgow, merchants—J. Baron and M. West. Hodmio, upholsterers -- W. Wilgus, J. Welch, and J. Newhall, Tipsier Thames-.inlet, wholesale-ironmongers—R. Watson'aud G, .Ms. troy , Wiw autternick, Lincolnshire, millyrs-3. Aspitialit H. and K. linghes, Liverpool timber-merchants—F. &slithers se* A. M. Striae's, Cereal C.wilu-strueC Oxford-sweet, sdnaisl.asisi trosessi-J. and C. Keel, Rsdei Isle of Wight, olcrcerl”-Ni Fogg and M. Morris, Altiermanbory. Gremlin, J. Cliallinor, and J. Kirkman, lloltoo-le.Mrion, iroa-fauaders.-J. aad S. Grew, Birmingham, bole tossigniikers. MURDICR.—A murder of the most barbarous and unprovoked description was committed in the night of the 4th current, at Cawnpore, on the person of .Lieutenant Cooper, of his Majesty's 67th Regiment, by an European private, named belonging to the same corps. It appears by the account of this transaction, with which we have been favoured, that -the deceased heiag - the *Seer of the aisain-guard for tho night, had laid down on hie couch about ten o'clock, and that Reilly was on duty as tentinel iu the same verardah where Lieut.:lmq Cooper was re posing : a short time after he was posted, Reilly asked Lieut.• Cooper's bearer for a glass of water, but the man, it is stated, would not get op to give it him. Whether provoked 'by this circumstance, or I from what other cause, certainly does not appear; we are told that the sentinel proceeded forthwith de liberately to load his firelock, and unfieing the' bayonet, so as to get near to his objeot, he rested his piece on the couch, with thou:BWe close to the head of Mr. Cooper (who was at this time fast asleep), end blew his brains out. The report of the musket I brought the serjeant of the guard to the spot, who found Lieut . . Cooper bleeding and dead, Reilly, in the mean while, had reloaded his piece, which he presented nt the seijeant ; but the, latter instantly rushed on him, wrested the musket from hie hands, and see; red him: The only reason which the wretch assigned for this act was, that Mr,Cooper's servant hnd once before refused to give him water. He was of course ordered into close confinement, and would La sent to Calcutta for trial. We lament to add, that the deceased has left n widow and family to lament his loss.—(Galcutta Gazette, Sept. 23.) Monday evening ,the Judos. Society of London Coonberinnd Youths ascended the west-end brick tower of Baaligtffertrh; in Tower-street, London, a id rang a complete maiden peal on the new belts,' i n Mr. Jahn Molt's ten-course method, on grandsire Cripples, containing 5010 musical changes, amducted by Mr. John Noonan, which was brought round in three hours and eight minutes. Weight of the tenor, k 9 eta. in the key of F. A party of young sprigs of fashion, who were kick ing up a rora in St. George's parish, were surrounded by a party of honest night guardians, and taken to Mount-street watch-house. One of them, who was dressed in a drab Begjamin, divested his back of the coat, and seated himself upon it, to bother the watch man out of his identity. Whilst the watchmen were' eegaged n ith the other offenders against the peace, the person alluded to, observed to one of the lan thorn bearers, 64 I want to go out a moment, but I , am fearful of going, as I am a witness here, and probably shall not be let in again."—" God bless you," replied the other, 66 Go, and tap when you ,rant to come in."—The tap never took place, for the Gentleman took his coat under his arm s sad made a, safe retreat. • --euaiLuna.— A match for 50 guineas was decided at Hnraeld (about two miles from Bristol), on Monday, after a severe contest of 43 minutes, in which IV) rounds were fought. The combatants were named Long and Lane ; the former, a man of 13 stone,the latter 10 stone. Great science was shown by both ; but the weight of metal preponderated, although dur ing the fight Lane was by far the best, in point of bitting and stopping; hut an unlucky blow just under the chin, disabled him from coming up io time, and decided &I battle in favour of Long. L4W INTIitLIOENCE. THE EV 1 ...geom. g COURT OF Cll itiCoPiirg . UAW 00 . 7 . . SIR TIPIMAS WIIIESICOTt s 11118 W 4111, 111r11341116 1! 11A N MAY, tX.ECe TOSS .0114 1111:4441111& 1111110111 1 , PLAINTIFFS; GEO. boao •111'$n ANIIP• 34.114,010. ROONEY, AND lITYCII POWELL, M. 11XECUT0141 Olt, LgtriY OX!Olin 1 awn stn 'JAMES. GRAHAM, IN. COLQUIIOUS, AND /WIN A 11CIIER HOUSTOC *Q. EXECUTORS OF JOIIN AUCHAIII I FAQ. 11111111XDANTIli This wail a motion ' for the continuance of an fit junction obtained under the following cireitm- • stances :—Mrs. Susannah Archer made her will on i the 20th of May, 1755, leavin her property. te be equally divided between her tour children, joist' i Ascher, - Michael Newton, Catharine. Archer, af i-terwards Blundell, and Lady Oxford. She after ; wards added a codicil to this will, appointing the lion. Robert Harley. and Thomas Godolphin,l I afterwards Lord Godolphin, trustees, for the per. ' pose of putting dut to interest a sum of 80001. for the use of Lady Oxford, That is, her Ladysitip was.' to have the interest 'for her life, and to have thel power of distributing it at her death among her children, in what proportions she pleased; and if she died without issue, there was contingent remain der to her brothers. A similar codicil, willing an equal sum, was added in favour of the sister. The testator died on the 26th of Febreary, 1760. -Lady Oxford lent her hrother, Mr. Newton, atvarfena times after this, * two sums, the one of three thes& sand, .and the other of two thousand pounde4 and 1 all the parties having since died, the executors of Lady Oxford sued those of Mr. Newton, to recover 1 the amount of the money lent. .These latter were I willing to discharge the debt, with the l deduction of 1 such a proportion as they contended was the inheri - ! twice of Mr. Newton, wider the above mentioned I codicil. Lady Oxford's executors contended, on the other hand, that there was no remainder to the brothers, and a bill was filed to establish it by the Plaintiffs; it eras'argued that the remaindership was made- a part of the security givims for the loan, and that the acceptance of it was a tacit acknoviledgMent of its existence. On thii bin an injubctios was obtaiaat * to stop the proceedings at law, and -the'-answer Ise; Ing now filed, a motion heassede to continue tits bt. l junction. His Lordship having Niigata() the neasenitil.*4). ' directing au issue to try the fact of the .ttSli ship, . Mr. LEACH and Mr. Snag:maga: objected Wade action now pending wank' try that far' and MOO* the issue unnecessary. His Lordship then. postponed itictkrder executed in the year 1796, and svltlik, tended, went to establish- Oa remain brought into Court. MAN On Friday, the 2 5 th inst. qatiMMl the Guildhall, Exeter, before 51e. Juke end e . Special Jury, the came of tho prosecution of the Hope insurance Thomas Bedford Pins, of Extulek, is maker, for perjury, itt answer. to a_bill preferred by the Directors of the s against the Defendant, relative to the in the year 1809. After g trial of Prismatic. was found guato. POLICE. —....-.. ilmaostaut.-rJosepla Fox was yesterday , . k. before the Sitting, Alderman, ender the folio,. drupelet a n et; :r- , As Dawkins and Mathews, two of the City Of& Om, were eassirig through Golden•lane yeiterday morning, 'between eight and nine o'clock, they per. delved the Prisoner carrying a basket s which he ,seemed desirous of hiding. This excited their sospi. clans, and they watched him Foto the shop of a man of ithe name of Donne: Or following him thither they saw him place his basket on the eganter, and on going in Mr. Donne removed it under the coaster, ea if for covicealment. The Oescers having required to see it, they found that it contained a considerable : quantity of candies.. On,esking the Prisoner where he had got them ? .he at first said they bad been given to him by a man whom he had accidentally met in the street. On being close pressed, however, he said bed obtained them from a man living in Golden , lone, who was kpown to the Officers to be a BON.' does ?tepee-breaker. The Officers afterwards want to the house of the'Prisoner, where they found aI, 'further quaatity of candles, together with several bags of suger, tobacco, and liquorice, for the pos.l session of which he could sot properly account. shoApsgabirte Cl arke, Vithou Without , talmloewicohaanrddlear, re nd siding g ned in The " 1 candles, which, be said, helad no doubt bad beeo i stolen rom his warehouse, which had been broken 1 . :open en Sunday morning. The Officers having intimated a hope of being able io make farther discoveries, the Prisoner was re. i @Sanded till Thursday. MAIILBOROUGII•STREtT.—A little urchin, 10 years : mf age, but old in vice, was charged with stealing a : liOrV.and cart, the prOperty of a butcher in New. gate-market. - The Prisoner got into the cart and drove off, but he was pursued and detected. lie said he was about to drive to Smithfield. The Prisoner, according to hii own confession, committed a similar offence a few days since. The father and mother of the Prisoner, and his master, a nightman at Green ' wicb, attended, who gave a shocking account of his 'deoravity. ',irhe master stated that he absented - him imnler days together, and was accustomed to take hi* p*e and his pot, like a man, lathe neighbouring iole:hoases. '~s Prisoner was committ.. l - - ligibed ofd"" xbe Prisoner was committed ) to find out the belt ' of disposing of him. . e Olt OMAR OF ,TuR COURT FOR RELIEF OW IN soty RMT oserronl. 's • ^ii.. At the Stafford Assizes on Ssterday, John Nicholson was convicted of threatening anonymous letter to Mr. Lev * IS • itt Wicheor, in that county. The Prisoner, it appealed, was a poacher, and -bating been warned of MN Levett's grounds, Want him a Letter, bidding him take care he had not a ball through big head. Mr. Justice DALLAS, in passing sentence of death on the Prisoner, commented severely on the deonoulike of.. fence of potting a man in constant terror of death from an unknown hand. The'Prisoner, a man of the most hardened physiognomy, who bad retnalned 'templed during the whole of the trial, gave way' to the iespressivenesit of this lesson, and burstAn't# tears:. It appeared, during tbe Course of the tAat, • -- ---- that the Prisoner being too poor to retain say Quail: 1 Mores R'S INQUEST.—Manday an Inquest was sel l Mr. Levett generously furnished him et' - de, , held at Nag's Head, near Knight'shrldgillarracki, means, and also recomieseded• him to mercy. ,;' . ! ;: j before ANTIMNY 'GIME, Esq. Coroner "for West. WAS a the same Assizes,' Thomas 'Forsyth, - mitister, on the bpdy o f • Aturilstiiiion; w ho WAS a bankrupt, who formedy'kept is 'draper's shop tit found drovined on Sunday esorhiag in •the Serpen- Burslem, in Staffordshire, was charged with tem.! tine Kiser, in Hyde Park. cealing, removing, and embezzling different attkies, I Richard Barker, -residing in Union-street, Bond to the value of 201. and upwards, with intent to strait, stated; that at half past six o'clock on Sunday defraud his creditors. The offence charged wits morning he was walking along the Serpentine River, committed . two years ago, during which time the • in Hyde Park, when his attention - was attracted by Prisoner had mostly resided in London. Thasry ' the track of a female foot leading into the water, found a verdict of guilty, but judgment was ar t ted ' which induced him to took closer, when he imagined in consequence of various legal objections taken by i he saw the shoes, on which he called to a young man the Prisoner's Counsel, one of which was, that th e I that was fishing within about, unscrewed his rod 60 yards of him to Primitive!, had not subscribed his surrender under the come to him, when he came he commission. , • • . . , i and dragged the spot, when he putted the skirt of ' . "------ theism') to him; he waded into the river and sac, : Catharine Walker, aged 32, charged with the i f, ceededin bringing the body out of the water; there wilful murder of her female bastard child , tozeter,. was sentenced to be imprisoned two years. . towards Kensington, and they called him likewise to Upon the, trial, her son, John Walker, boy b e present. She.appeared to be about, 22 or 23 years mt app !t1 to 12 years of age, was s l n of age, and dressed in black, they searched her eeidel'eeNting his methee• brintediatitlY on : ~_. pocket., which contained only one farthing, a pin. sworn, he cast his .lonhe to the place where .stse . cushion end a letter from her parents,. who reside at 1 mother stood, and bursting into ,atiilliktt flood at !Strand Green, near Kew-bridge; the gentleman said tears, he exclaimeil, " Oh, mother! Oh, ototheri'!,: he was going to Twickenham, and Would make it His impassioned gestates and unceutrollableemetioint • hisbusieess to call on her parents and *acquaint them were such, that alniost every eye thatataa upon him with the circumstance. The body was afterwards was moistened, and every heart vibrated to his ageled to Knightsbridge watch-house. feelings. .The expectation of a conviction for IMP+ • Winkle So u th , residing in King-street, Drury. tier had previously been abandoned, sad fortunately lame stated, that the deceased lodged at his house; there was sufficient evidence,. without ezatniniug him, It was st wkil known that she had an attachment to a tpung to prove the birth and concealment ; the painful task man of the name of Foster, in White's-alley'•, Chan, was therefore spared, and the boy was not examined,. oety.lane; she left her lodgings on Friday nighty .. Early yesterday morning some villain brisk, into since which time witness did not see her until she was an uninhabited house, beleffigito• to . Mr. Philpot„ 'ln Olken tot id' the rival' ; hulealug uneasy at her not ! Stamford-street, Biackfriarequ a r. d, They proimeded i coming hoist that night, he went to Chancery:lane it up stairs, and removed seven pair of sashes from oiliest of beiCtialilattirtlay nieraing, and learnt that their frames and took them dawn' to the kitetien r the allied theeiVen Friday night, and left it about 10 where they cut-all the glass from them, valise debt , i•clack; wititeia knowing she was not right in her 201-which they took -away. Previous to their teat's .! m i n d, s h e being frmquently given to fits and showing big the premises they packed , sip the sash frail's, * *P i some symptoms of derangement, he went to her fa. parent) Y reNd.r . ra'r. 'Alin, Away Qn another vilit•-••• i tber and Ettother'khouse in.Steand.Green, on Sunday Their design was haaweer frastralell) . by Mg- Phil- ; morning,• where be irrived in abbot a quarter of sot pot having accidentally . visited the premises at . all hour after the Gentleman called with the letter, which early Ulf- in the theratn• Several. uoilthehlte/ , lad to the discovery of he r petion. houses in ate neighbeinhoid. have lately been. pku • i The Jury, after deliberating on the.etideace for demos in a sialtlaramotter. ' . .. . , . I The time, returned a verdict of—Lunay. Ames ..ay) d(), Spitalnelds. Apothecary; Messrs. Solamiin Lazarus and brute Caßiming.. No. 16. Paternirster-roar,'Spitalfields Middlesex. Miss deal. ers ; Jahn Pedlev, No. 16, Sh..reditrlt. Middlesex, Ilittchet Rdward Smith, Nu. 47, corner of Castle-street litienisditch, Loudon, tailor; diehard Snell, N. 6, Patainonn Wharf, Middle:ex Carrier ; Phillip N. 1. Flower :IA Dean. street. Spfialflelds, Middlesex ()lass-dealer ; Thomas %indicter and S..a. 115, Minaries; Hat-makers; (Pilate; Conger, R 49. libQrrditch, Middlesex, Ironmnnzer ; John Nutt, Nn. 7(t, Lendenhall-mreet, London, Tail..r ; Messrs. Faster and Allen, 187, Churth.tarees, Shneditch, Middlesex, Shaer makers t. John Heath. Burslem, Staffordshire, Commission. Agent; Messrs. Wm. Vitikemtin and Cn. Blossoms lult, Laa rerae&lane, Landon, Carriers. - FREDERICK HATA R. IMP WILIAM B. hiO I I9I4TAIN, Stracen's Hem ben., 116 4 10 . V *l4 4,01041. the best Areenwsodattob f ee i l ri;ireiters, goad Bees, chalet Vieattes, and moderate CM viwtolay.)4lg not Cetithis.tailt7kiebet;tird. ;et su4 ills Saracen's Head lad, Sapp -hi II " LIVERPOOL Poo Coaelu to earvetor Itnides, sets eut every Moraine, through Nilteli.wbrth, LOT:No, Ma c ki e , • Athergane Ttunworih, Norillampo i k acrd I)unst4le. A rrives at Liverpool next A.ft•ruoon. EXETER. rismiUth, Weymouth; Dorchester,. rah n owi i Dartmouth. and Salisbury , Ku* Past Coach . , every . Heroin, at half-past 64a st!Clock, with a Guard, through atiasier. Beldport, Staudtard, ttatitigstoke, utullth6hae. BOSTON, eypifiging, reierborough. Stilton. and Mout*. don,lifew Royal liail - Goucla. sets out.every Evening. Concha from Boston to Spitaby, Loath, Griat.by,. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, WarrinFtao, Kraitsflord, Mune, rtad. Litrit: Cold, Post Coach, called, the Expedition._,..everxEsenier Five o'Ctock, to the Sweatt's Head low, Vrair-oftest, pool. Guarded throughout. B • AYR and BRISTOL Flying Post Conches, through CAripa .Mm, Caine, and Ibtriborough, every Altreanoos ;writer* r. Nifty 's, the Greyhound but, Ba th , uad the 1,441 0 0 flusinas-street, and the SWILA Bribtol, next blotting---Cutehel to Welk, Bridgewater, Taunton, Sir. • ,• . LBLOS New Light Coach, called, The .litoeklutrimm, wig not every Niorping git hued-plist Seven iiClork I Carries POW Imides only, Wni goes reamekaMy eas y' , with a Guard through..- ow. raises through Stamford, Newark, Belford, Otoicaster awl Ferryttridge, to the Guides Lion, Grigg, next Ditv at Num NOf wilkstaudin g the .uncommon ea Nos of this Coach, it allowed to be tie Most agreeable and complete Public Convey. awe out the North Road, being unequalled In Aectiftsmodatkar by any other. KENDA 4, Lancaster, Presto.;_ K irhy- Lansdale, Bolt% • ,Clutriey. Ortaskirk, nod Darsinaß Pot Coaches, ewer, After: • swum, at Five o'Clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Loagtowni Gretna-Green, Atom, Damsti l • Rrowabili, T.bornhill, Suaqabar-Kihs, Castarwir.,Kl' and all parts of Scotland, Ca m p er d own coach (Dally). ,•1„. e YORK, Newcastle, and Ediabirgh, new eltaXh,pertirsial with a Guard throughout, sets out every or at wt . Six o'Cluek by way of Newark, Retffixd., ThoW.ster s • • ; Raglan, 1441khuSertom Markus ; Mumrjseth, Rornielc. Passeagers finding themsehes fatigued frown_ pie 1W• of d journey, may rest what tim e th e y please, nat. thee proceed ea without any ruiditional fare. J. Clark or 'Jock Swan. Os: ney-street, York. TAMS Conches to , Holt, Sart* , rough, Whitby, and other Places. •• ' _ - BRIDCeI.:NOR.TH and Walla! rite* krirtgloach, feel. :vening. . . 'CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehasen. Ysltti Conch. goal with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes themes Broigh, Applefty, Greatatitidge, Richmond, Catterick, roughbridge, Wetberby, Aherford,-. Wormier, and. Grantham (the nearest why by eighteen miles), sets out every Morning ; and perfonnairte joorney with the greatest facility. Piaseileno - driainerron the Road by hu-iness or pleaotre, have the peculiar ads/an-age of their teats tieing secured I. the next Cmell. • ' A•KEFiELD Post Coach, emir Morphia, at hiti§iimst "'Six q'Clocic. j CHESTER, Newport, Whiteharch, Tarparley, Haws, Northwlch. and Middlewich, Post Coach, every trapieg, I Five o'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarskyaig r iropgkeiceeer ht online, tithe Geom. lon;Staidevland. , • • r r• MANCHESTER, Winslow,•Cotigtetos, and Waive, hampton„ Post Coach, every Meirsinis, guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, And Sisitar‘ Post .Coacia, the Royal Charlotte, every Evenior. at Flve'o'Clocic, . SHEFFIELD raid Rotherham Post Coath,ralled t Rods. Ingham, every !Noosing. SOUTH AM PTO V, Winchester, Alresford,otel Alton Nisch. every Evessioe. 13IRMIN GLIAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Gem% eiti• out every Afternoon, and reaches Eiralinghtuanezt day atoms*. 'Rates Ay Oxford; Lagon, and Sbipstone, to the earltter Head. Bull-street, Birmingham. . tir.RTlPo4{,_ -Ware, HaddeMon, sad Chealiant C.ut 'very Morning. • MULL. Nortbenee, hoyden, Thorn. and Doarnet'er, Pict Cilach; evetv Morning At half-poet Si: o'Cioek, to Übe Bedard' San it“ ;on-gate, Ildi. ' t • TOTTENHAM and EDMONTON Coatis, daily, at :SW drat intif-pusi inalf-liast 4, and half-pant I, o'CloolhZ . .., . ' , e l' For-the convenienee of persons residing at the iftefitie of the town. Pasmtvers and l'arcels are backed for all note' nhsve Coarhe..,, at liatchatd's Coach 011ie. New Whitt 'Horse Order, Pity-milly. . • , . ~ . . . , .. •..--.• . 4 ille C ; a '" 4 • '4 , ^ ' NW .•- . - - ~ 1 .- . • -a" r -IVI EMIL% CURRIE and Co. Rutgeonil iikto ta ii• Ma s iesty's. service, challenge the who's Wortll'ais prove a, sitigte twang .where their Medic's. anti, Iletka. 4 . .Cure have filled of the desired effect. The pp at aw pars is thls particular hoinet of their profts i* J I met Afro fled to ose unsuccessful vise. They- gbatiaak 0 Sited their Studies to the treataseat and cure of YEM ' BABAL 0011- PIA INTS. and that derangement .of the.syst nit; Wkieltit the conseqtence of the pentiCinits anctirasteild *wets of ,a Wiriest and most unhappily , pursued by the youths of both sears. Is the one it will he rom' to be the ssofailiag source of Hartsemee; the-other hate its' ravages fatally developed to theta try a dis -priessiug state of debility, which, if not timely remedied 4 teem antes in Impotence. These are ils remote and ultimate effects; 'Write .turatriptions. loss of uniscalar power, and rarities ner vous complaints, usually characterise the earliest stages of this, military vice s ofpeteans langaishleg under disortieis WWI. to such a habit ., their treatment is simple, and has never wood as- Stideessfial in the course of it long, hsborious, sad much extended practice. lu.she most Analogise and complicated easel - elf re stereal infection, such as obstructions in tie urethra, masa ea. crescent-es, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruption', maim% 'redeem. glens, as also SYRICTURES, whether wait, or of long eturation, awl which have balled Mr skill of other practioners, are, by their presentimpsered OM. of treatment, &knead' , and permanently cured, without the patieut meeting ine est•ruciating pain and alanni which fnaptendy follows the applicalite of that? = In the course of twenty years estrusive practice its this sealro p ,lis. namerous eases of strictures have !teen and me daily astp 'der their rare, she total eriolicatioe hf which is acted by a safe, certain, :Ind expeditions mode 4 practice, superior tout other vet Adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and *hairy proceeding hoes this complaint, is speedily removed, oat the patient restored to sound. and rigorous health. Bat sitare the debility ha for years existed, a proper persevetamee is their fir. stortuire remedies, after the stricture has heels destroyed, is in dispensably requisite ne revive the 'leather* sparks Of life. and In re-animate the Coustitistion. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been alder the care of Means. Currie and Co. fur the re ee..‘iil of c pinhole of the unflltra, - strictures, &r. i bac* received a radical and permanent cure, request that s e trs unity he given to theta, as satisfactory evidences or the de c i s ive superiority of Messrs. Carrie had Co.'s plan of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have had urinates from ran to twenty years, and bad kin ander the core of Mews. Ifet, Ustsithides e : and other thisamois of equal eminence. who atfampted die awe by the appticati.sn of the howirtesistie,:scitlkille Vas countryatients to the are requested to state Sitirtindtars oaf their ease, are, and gementl habit of living„lec. &e s , a remittance for advice and Medicines. what. OWW it V ... given or sent to any pan of the kinplato. To enfant* **- crt-cy so .ermetdial no, their uorlertaking. the pottage igt.i,aitee lily he added to theurcount Air medicines. „..,_. • . , Messrs. Currie and Co . may berinsidiedlif eitheiescalr ihrstrentest delie.ney, secrecy. and hamar, rat . theiriessak• • 4 s lifTe , j latson-gardea.-9t 11 June 1849.7-I(l7,..lialloartyladss.: • - . . : E . HIS M A J EST ili y itt is l 1 11i;10, ir!T • • EAKE'S LIA t y $ - for coring, in all its stnges`tite renerca t • small Pill is a dales and the taking af istatibas hi a reesetlegiatm• will sous convl'het tint patient of me certainty be s Ivegdy covety... Nothing Can he better coririved, now(' sae. pr 11 3 .00 11 tonvenient than tine remedy furl:ltch as are oftilged to go Me), or to sea, its it needs goo cignfinemem it reatrtriat of. -diet •,;:. and ei xl7 years experierice (in no extensive prise; ice)ll39 prgw-, .ed that it will effect a cure when repeated saticatinn and all. other methods avail nothing. si t e Sor ant' other Chroniral Disorders, this Aledictoe has-uat -pandiello Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes base hem rad - lend! curet of the alniveartlei riiiinders. tblrlakceialtietetws- Prepared and mild hy the Proprietors, Thomas Taylor. swid , 7 Son, Members ot, the Royal College of Surgeons, I,nasigel (set the list °feral Sorgeon%, pulAishedonnw a lly b y th e It or d (:.d • leee) s at their house, Ni.g 9. Neo Bridgeaktuet where (sot snug attendance and advice will he gives). ka Orin la,44, , nses. relative to the above Complaints,with.fittshdahie ‘eileejfe by appOinnoens; at the Pe r f insen i, Ni'. 3.5,..141. AIWA s•strek l . ,Pall-M all t Mr. Ikt:borough's Toy Shnp..44.,ldgrists:larseiti•'. hill; and by one person in every considerable aing; 4 B44#teitti . Britain, &c. in Morn of only 58.9 d. each. " . "Ct t Vt tt - _ LONDON' Printed and Published ba , 111 l Lotte fg IV 147, STA TESIII.4I OVltir S i K. literVilrfft. tit, rind ti illfing Tie Petition of itiiirllt TitTifiiiAYAß . , late of ' • - Worship-street , iti the Cqe of Landon Chial and (las II t . :,•; rdei, tilt a hod , a Poso r hhe *, la A I Il i ' ' ncr_lor _r_... C.ll...rfe_ •in the __ie.; Bella* ;114Z:ill ! tb . - •it was con . 1 he Iltstrd on the 94th day of April; 1311, - evt, at the Gni - II:halt : a i tdershi.. 1 of {se Ply of Wc!tininste.r, at the hour of N inc in the kturiiitia.l k 7 ' Pestrkstaad. ficheihite are file-I hi the.l:lsce of foe suid.l C Al . a?, 59, Math:ink-street, Wostminster. . 1 .-, . . . t e t ike Oreditors of the **id Frederick fiayar.: solo-trilett :,,_l4lllL'eteritreol. tow' End; Roaffordshire. Pot Cr; •Tomes 2, mice p ummel .3r4,:, lit i ot Timaisi Culdwelf. 11tir.it•rn, sliae County, Pgiter=i i W - i-oa nod 3RIIIIO WOW. ilately,* fair Co.orty. Potters 4 1 p ir4ttr a , op the .c. a. Bo c ur iie ne d . l'ev . .Be ggi ii , r e. ? ciptila v. Valle; t 4obtl Br.. wit •: : 41 y ellipay v. , we t _ . . ~ idi"._ _ , ....mote Coiusty, otters: NleArs, w unit JelMt.littleley, Slotitoric Noma Conotif, P•otters ; 1106111 4 Pa tier ; Tivials tittkosi,l4oottt, ; tatate Casiitty."P•fttkr i Kean. Ai/drew H of 4iseoeoryi • 14 te‘tir Pm InKt Atobtro . Burkweilt .PitelasiitsP ':imc (I..vaty. .44 caaspint • i ; rho" i' /Min Pr tit. LinedelF,s:tme Count' y, P ' Alert Messrs. ' • . I at., 40- Thos. it.ttlittell. Bierplem.. slime rionity. Poiteht fife. etAis Illi , 1 • . • illitti!osmith. Stoke. seoe 4:44iiit.. Potter s• Charles • . MI 444. w nod_ Tho IP Wi ' ns.no 1.4, • 2 1 - '; • 4 (`' 11 .5. . •••• . A . 'y 4 . ' h lii - . Wai., florslern, same C %linty, Pot.: i helow wee ; ter,; %Illmiim Ilobsori: Crietwidee, same County, Potter; Ed. . • 1 sword W right,Chesterfselcl,Dmh. shireftrow it-potter ;Jas.floK a hallail t iait .A xe Ina, Ahieraanh London, d "616._0n, Carrier and innkeeper; , Mr. L i i i iiii..d. /owe! Taylor, Nn, 10, Union-street, Spiittlfields. Midillesexi t l. ...'_' ... ~'* V - ~~ n.