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.# Fnow Tux LONDON GdZETTEi Jrn 11. WAR DEPARTMENT. Dumning•tMeel, July 11. A dispatch, of trilich the following it a copy, was tliis day recvired from Field-Marshal the Duke of WPll;ngton, K. G. addressed to Earl Bathurst, his Niajesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department : Paris. July 8, 1815. MT LORD,—In consequence of the Convention with the enemy, of which I transmitted your Lord ship the copy Of my rlipstch of the 4th, the troops under my command nod that of Field-Marshal Prince I3luchar occupied the barriers of Paris on the Gth, ■nd entered the city yesterday; which has ever since been perfectly quiet. The King of France entered Paris this day. I lease the honour to he, &c. Uri Bathurst, &c. WELLINGTON. BANKRUPTCY EVLARGED. G. Welsfortl, Creeliton, Devonshire, timer, from July 4 to Aug. .21, ut the (Mohr Tavern, Exeter. BA\KUITTCIES SUPERSEDED. Mgr, fiell-yard, tilt-hat-sanuradurer. D. Solomon, Birmingham, luirdwareman. • liA KRUPT3. _ _ B. Scott. Britatnl, eornfac:or,ly 23. Anz. 9, 22, at the Commercial Rooni•, Bristol. Aviv. nies. Messr-4. Poole and Greenfield, Eiray's lon ; and Mr. Carey. Hrtsityl. T. Willes, Masiihniottgh, jilt. !milder, July 21. 21, Aug. 92, a: the Duke of Marlborough Arms Inn, !ilarlhorough. At. toruies, Mr. Eyre, Gray's lon-square; and Mr. IVormlmati, 31arlborough. J. Dunn., Liverpool, draper, Ang. 7,9, 22. at the New Glob- Ens ern, Lieerpnol. Inornies, dlr. flow linson and Mr. Liverpool; and 11r. ('hester, Staple Inn. 15 , 11 . Williams, o.erphilly. Moumnutlo!:ii‘e, shopkeeper, Aug. 7,8, 22, nt the lb loner Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, ):e ,r•. Daniel anti Fvon., Bristol; and Messrs. Peason and San, Pimp-court, Temple. S. Watson, Newcastle-uprin•Tyne, merchant, Aug. 9, 10,22, at il.e (:rorge Inn, Neweastle.upon.Tyne. Accornies, Mr. fi inhridge, Newcastle•upon•Tyne valid Mr. Atcheson, Great :Belet-sier-street Titompwin and W. Swift, Little Bolton, Lancashire, iron- Ang. t 4 nt the Ilridge Inn, Bolton. Attor ri Mr. Meddoweroft, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Boardman, linitnn. E. Itlakey. New Bond-street, milliner, July 18, 25, Aux. ??, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Keene, ninth/ars In, Hol born. I% Neale, Stubbington, ilamp-hire, dealer. July 15, (25, Aug. at Attorney, Mr. truce, Fen eaurcb-street. 1)1VII)EN DS. Aug. 5, A. Grant, Bro td-s:reet-place, merchant—Aug. 1, R. :Mays-, Sloane-street. Cnel.ma, carpenter—Aug. 5, J. and K. A becnethie, College-hill, merchatt s—Attg. 5, R. Keeys, Frant. Susses, shopkeeper—Aug. 4, T. Sauertbwaite, Manchester, merchant—July •.2, J. Walters, Studham, Hertford-hire. farmer -July 29, A. K Mackenzie and E. Abbott, Austi-friars, Broad -street, merchant:—Aug. 1, .1. Cowing and S. Cate , b)'. Bedford-cow t, liedford•street, Covent-rarden, a pollen-draper* —.Aug. 1, W. Pl.. nt , ('town -street, inJtltcy-square; porter merchant —Aug. 5, W. F. Scott, 1.. Nicholson, and G. smith, Leeds, Yorkshire, bankers—Ang. 5, .1. Bond, Lloyd's Coffee house, underwriter—Anti. 5, W. lk.dd, Chatham, tea-dealer— .lttiv 29, J. Shillitoe, Great Tower-qUeet, Amber—Amt. S. Po' ter, Milk-street, merchant—Aug. 5, W. A w twey, Ru pert-street, Bavinarket, victualler—An, 5, .1. Harrison, it. John-street, innkeeper—.luly 25, W. Hearn, Holitorit-hill, linen-draper—Aug. 5. .1. Jones. ilacfings, Susses, linen-draper —Aug. 1, G. 11 ightman, Remington, builder. CI:RTIFIcATES—Arn. I. It. H. Kaitehron. Liverpool, master mariner—M. Hackle, Turk, madam pler harrhyard, Frewin.deld. Solfol k, %Inout. Liverpool. Merchant—T. liarsnall, Black water, Hampshire. grocer—E. Hudson, Gibraltar, merchant. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT 0? CHANCERT, Jinx U. NM 0? WARWICK V. WM. JANT.II AND °TITERS. SAIIOIL ROMILLY, on the part of the Earl of Warwick, moved that the Earl of 'Upper Os tory, se surviving trustee, might be directed to re place out of the sum of 80,0001. due to the Plain tiff from the Trust Funds vested in the Earl of .Upper °wry, the sum of p,0001.,. claimed to be due from the Plaintiff to the trust, and that the Earl of Upper Ossory might he directed forthwith to deliver possession of Warwick Castle, and to pay the rents of the estates to the Plaintiff, during his life, and for a copy of the inventory of the effects in the Castle, and for an enquiry respecting the felling of timber necessary to be feller!, in sup port of the motion, a long affidavit of the Plaintiff and another person, was read, stating upwards of 80,0001. to be due to the Plaintiff from the Trust Funds; that the Plaintiff had been prevented raising the 26,0001. in consequence of the false prejudices and mistaken notions respecting his affairs, and of the misrepresentations made by certain agents, re specting the true state of the Plaintiff's concerns, for the purpose of preventing him regaining his pro perty ; that the Plaintiff had before and since the suit made several proposals for an amicable arrange ment of the matters in dispute, and fur a reference of the Trust and Receiver's Accounts, embracing up wards of half a million of money, which proposals had been rejected; that these accounts were not made • up for several years, and were erroneous and imper feet ; that a conspiracy had been formed to prevent the Plaintiff regaining the possession of his castle and estates, and paying his just debts ; that the Plaintiff, having beets prevented raising the sum of 26,0001. by the means aforesaid, he claimed to be' entitled to the possession of his castle and estates, he consideriug the same sum to have been virtually paid to the Karl of Upper Ossory, out of the money due to the Plaintiff from the Earl of Upper :Ossory, in respect of his claims upon the Trust Funds; that Plaintiff claimed to he entitled to se-' veral specific sums stated in the affidavit, under an award ; that the rents of the Plaintiff's estates had I been misapplied and wastefully spent in extrava ' gnat buildings and improvements, to which he, as tenant for life, was not liable, and ire building farm houses fit for the residence of gentlemen ; that some of the Plaiutiff's estates had been underlet and undersold ; that the Plaintiff had suffered great losses by the mismanagement of his estates, and by the misadvice given to his trustees, who were advised lint to complete the Plaintiff's con tracts for the estates at Tachtirooke and Snow ford, the latter of which was afterwards purchased, and part resold by the receiver, at a profit of 12,0001.; that orders had been given at the castle not to show Plaintiff the inventory 'of the furniture and elects in the castle; that the Plaintiff claimed to he entitled to the produce of timber which was necessary to h. felled, he having executed a certain deed, upon the express condition that he was to be fully roilis , ateel in his castle and estates upon repayment ud 26,0001. and that he wever weal' have executed such deed if it haul not been so un derstood. The motion was opposed by Ir. [Ascii, Counsel for Lord Osiory, and by Sir A imam PIGGOTT, Counsel for I.nro Brooke. The LORD CHANCELLOR WAS of opinion, that he could not grant the 'mitt to the present stage of th e cause, as to the eesioue .tints claimed to be set off by the Plaintiff alpine! the 26,0001., and di. reefed the motion to stand over for the Defendants to consider delivering e copy of the in. ventory, which los Lordship hoped would be de livered. ASS IZ ES. 11FRTFOR Jars 10. The Assizes for this County were held hear to. day. About ten o'clock the Loan CHIEF JUSTICE and Mr. Justice LE BLANC arrived in town. Having gone through the usual formalities, they began ness about one o'clock. The Loan CHIEF Justice sit on the Civil Side, and Mr. Justice l.e &Aso tried the prisoners. The Gaol Calondar was light, containing only ten prisoners, and those for merely petty offences. CIVIL NIDE. DOE, ON TUE DEMISE OF TAYLOR, CIATTTERBITCY. This was an action to recover p ise.sion of a very small piece of land, not half an 'ere, which the Plaintiff claimed, against a man who hail been for. merly his landlord, under the following circum stances : The Plaintiff had formerly oceopied a small house, called the Bell, adjoining a common ; and while he was in the occupation of it, in the year 1756, by leave of the Lord of the Alanor, he in closed • small piece of the wa,to as a ;;arden , which he occupied with the public-house afterwards; ashen he gave up the house he wished to keep the garden, as not belonging to the house. The Le-reed JUDGE was inclined to rule, that any increase of boundary, by inclosin4 from the waste, was an accession to the principal properly, and fol lowed the right to the land ; hut it being further proved, that at a survey made of the landlord's estate, the tenant having pointed nut this precise spot as a part he held, tile Defendant (the landlord) had a right to hold it.—Plaintiff nonsuitcd. PARTNERSHIPS DI‘SOLV ht. • T. Price and W,Won, foal masters—R. (.ra. ham and W..lones, Gun-street, Old Artillery-gtomal, silk-ma rake .orers—A. and W. A. Orbher, Si. Jaines's.strcer, wine merchants—C. Knight and E. Dunn. Fleet weft. stationers-- J. Chit fi-ld and '. Smith, Lane-end, Stoke-upoo-Treat, drapers 1. Sawkini and K Decent, 11.rgicts, solicitors—F. and .1. Warr. (;reat printer.—W, Jlardi-ty and W. Lon& Leeds printers— R Broughton and J. Neuc4-tle. , kinnrr•—.l. Jonas and W. Ta)lor, Fea tbrrr reef. City-road. glats cniirrs—E. W. Pagett and C. liihhert, Winsiord, Cheshire, corn-dealers—J. Russell and W. ?rower, Palace-synod, Lambeth Palace, timber-merchants 3. and K. Ilnolcroft,. veil-street. Ratclinsighway, carmen— ) P. Holton and 0. Grimes, Bolhorn—T. Cooper. jun. and W. &dells, Knighton. Radnorshire, woolstaplers—C. Capper and W. Sadler, Tokenhouse-lard, insurance-brokers. In the Irish Court of King's Bench an action came to be tried on Monday last, the 3d inst. for damlges laid at 10001. by which the Proprietor of the D-,blin Eoeniv, Pods sought a compensation for penalties suffered by him in consequence of a conviction for a contained in a r.port of a speech of Mr. O'Gott- MAN, a leading Irish Catholic Barrister, which re port tags stated and sworn to have been furnished by Mr. O'Goestam himself. After the greater part of the PI %hot c Ise had been gone through, the Counsel • on both sides agreed to refer the matter to a gentle man mutually deemed eligible. 1.4 was accordingly referred to Mr. G. LIDwILL. Another action, hrought by Mr. O'GoRMAN against the Dublin Ez , eniag Post, was referred at the same time. The Dublin Editors are pressing the Catholics for a Resolution, binding their orators to responsibility for the matters delivered in their respective speeches. We have observed, that the celebrated Dr. COOPFR, of Charlotte-house, i3lackfriars, drives in his chariot a pair of beautiful Arabian dun horses. They were bred by the King of SPA INi ; one was his favourite , charger, and are estimated at 500 guineas. We con- gratulate the Levied Doctor on possessing such ani mals, and hope, as a Philanthropist, he will never suffer such valuable creatures to fall into the hands of an trod-cling master. A poor 'inutile, who, it appears, has come all the way from Dorchester, to seek redress for supposed injuries, stopped Lord P:LLEMBOROUGH in his pas sage from s h e Court of King's Cenci, on Saturday, . and staled him-elf to he the son of Kiug - SocomoN, the cousin i.f HENRY the I Vth. of France, and a near relation of the King of PaussrA and the Em peror of HAYTI. Ile was removed with difficulty. FottuEn No-res.—Sunday se'unight, Mr.. John Kinstead. an artist of Chichester, was taken into cus tody. at Arundel, by Tang, the Mansion-house Mar- .shalman, for issuing a note of WI. of the Bank of j Ridge and Murray, Chichester, knowing it to he fcrged ; and at the same time giving a false name and address to Mr. Romanis, hosier, &c. Cheapside.— Binstead I'AS silce discovered his accomplices, the principal of whom, Thomas Jardine, has absconded. Ito has also acknowledged to a hat extent they had carried their frauds into effect, and what were their future plans. We have to congratulate the poblic . on the early discovery and detection of this dangerous connection, which was only formed about the time of the Arundel fete. The whole of the forged notes that were issued have been traced; the stock in trade, w ith the uwthoisis, &(7. used Le manufacturing the notes, and a correspondence in secret characters (which have beet. deciphered) have been found at Jardine's totting, et Arundel, and are its possession of the proper officers. THE STATESMAN. DAY D. BYRNE. I WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Sarecel This was an action of assault and false imprison. INN, SNOW-DILL, LONDON. amt. The Plaintiff was foreman to ama ltster, wise T L he us h : st aieconsnsisdatmu for rravellers, good Reds, . and moderate Charges. having one day found a hare, by what means it did 4be fon. witsg floss Coaches, Mail Coaches, &e. not appear in evidence, took the same to a public. ypeitsrraEcirir7c-Tdi!linliriaPollii):,—.ol TO house. The Defendant, Byrne, who was keeper in IN TWENTY Mr. Calvert, a gentleman of this county, detnateltel The U‘iPlßii. a ta.w Liverpool Psi C...,eh, not, of him to give up the hare, this the Plaintiff refused , on h t e, i ,I :a " :r l' .e t e .h o m.r s i tie F a rt c nn i ' a sl i d e.wl (l ll F i u Lit ) te 'll' e l. y h . and an altercation ensued. Byrne sent for the con- Ous ll ' ClOek, niii‘e, at Ulan, .il ',ex' - het-masa dSI stable, and gave the Plaintiff in charge. Upon this tarough thowt•t . lei Woohera. I•el•deltoY. N-rth . a a scuffle ensued, in which the hare was tore piece. fi,zi:icd„.it,,usiNerraw.iiermattst,icHß:nieukreletyd•i,,.gArrsenneriKrsemi,broLridteli meal, and the Plaintiff threw it, in its mangled state, and Pullet. on the top of a faggot.stack, whets he proclaimed he UXBRIDGE, _ - . GE. Haves, Snist 11, and Hartwell aa would defend it. The constable then put him in the Cow - h, every Afterraints, at Four &Clock. stocks ; the nest day he was taken before a Magis- WEYMOUTH Union Catch. Four Isaides, its, i c i l s i . e i .4 .. e . r, ,,, lll w it:l:: n ot sh Sa ne lish a i t ir d x .;v and ii Is l i w tov 4 e ,w rz r Yer s y hs : trate. It was for this assault and false imprisonment that he brought the present action.—The Jury gave 63,1 ..e Wedisetsday and Saturday Afternoon, Sit F.vr, a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages Is. s-v and Jersey, from whence there i., a re x .,l sr c ,, n , , caertnirot last. !Haloes. The rood from Chri kir, YUDNEY P. Gooritee (CLERK) AND ANOTItER. r. Ili- ns •t deliehtful and the ehe spew it, Finisre. BR I cauros New Pkg. ~is P eit Cwielt, F Ise I This was an action of assault and false imprison. : meat against Mr. Godfrey and Mr. Baker, two Ma. 'evr,geni'vi"li L NiB41 N V.;,'lrClitkr.:l',l,l.hr:rmr‘h amidCra * 4l ' u ltt f : gistrates of the County, upon the following - stale of pos,-coach. ever, Afierein..n; goes to the Coma facts:— 1 mewl,. Carries Fon' lawides. . LI V ERPOOL Posi Coach, to carry roar lowidt every Morning, through Loili:r.vorib, 'Bios Croo, The Plaintiff, Turney, and a person of the name of Nicolls, as was admitted by their Counsel, were Athert.twite, Taloworth, Litchfield, Uilestaor,., Nur' itiid lix D i. ositla it hie. mt A u r b r iu iv il e: st4l,ive u r lu a l i l i s il nett I A fierisoo unqualified persons sporting iwthe neighbourhood of the Defendants; upon which Mr. Baker issued his ty ....trissetnih, mud Salisbury, Hew . mill i, I)• C:o.V11: 1 :::rrl warrant to apprehend Nicolls and "'a person min. al balf-101..1 Sii - o'Cliss k, with a Guard. throuris H., known in his company," for wandering about and witar , . ri t i rp;rt,, m i s s ikc ialf , ... i es e i : 111,:snitoriltrul,:t.111:1 and haunting public-houses, whereby they became rogues don. New Royal Conch. pet...us ever. tivt-doe. and•vagabouds. Upon this warrant the constable from 80 - inn to sells".%, Limb. "finl•nV. and Hull. ... apprehended Nicolls and the Plainti ff , Turney.. But field, i .iV ER POOL, Warrington, K itti4iel, %lime, Pint eh, cal.ed, rise I: tpeditasis. ever,, _ in their way to the house of Mr. Baker, Nicolls Five "'Clock, as the Saracen's tread Jim, imie.strees, escaped. The constable hearing 'that Mr. Baker . P" R "L AT lp . ;:rii ii i,h.rzei,c;: i . , P.,41 CMCIIe throne was from home, took 'T urney to Mr. Godfrey's, but pi.,,ha,,, , Caine,* mi d m ir ib m .„ I . I us ig nf .., every Har rmm, ; he refused to act upon Mr. Baker's warrant ; but a Mr. May's; tire Grip. hound Inn, Bash, and tar Lomb charge was laid before him against Turney, for sport. : i T n l ' c '4l 3 l ;: lr i l c ri '47 , l , :, h r e r, B l ," a a ' o : o B , : i i l l . : seas M nu"g.' ing, not being a qualified person. lie admitted that 1 LEEDS ot New Light Ctch, raliett, The Rockingham, he was not qualified, upon which Mr. Godfrey con- "us "ell Morl 4l l al hair-via Seven ...CI ck; maks victed I . dm in a penalty of five pounds under the ' »71 i'le' PV Y, es t il a r r i ett g :r ;",.`",.;:k.t.lV-.."::;k, wills ie 3 .. Cilia . r ' " statute. Turney said he had no money with him, but ; awl Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lai. LerCISOWIII I) offered to pledge his watch, which was accepted by I Lyt t i%yt e t d i hi si t t and i.e i t o t f the urionnuoi es prilitlidi _of this mire sin the Nort e h T e ou the informer as security for the fi de. He however Ruud , being u e nequalled is Pub li ce.... never came to redeem the watch, but brought the by any ether. above action for the illegality of the warrant. His I CtiKeineNyDitt'skiirlitt".:l:lr.e•Prrie6'l.ll, Kirliy.L.marlJl ang Post Candled, en Lordship held, that with respect to Mr. Baker the own', a t Five o'Cl.wa. Ow ' srded. warrant was an illegal one, yet it did not mention tff.a t etc)w, ',mammy!). Gretna-Green, Ai.wiii. Mr. f l'ume's name, and that the constable took him H r. .nu,imull part= S , 6l;! , l i a i ka ipe r;! l (2l :l r . • :1 ,. . c .:74 - i i , ; . , ,il L , at his own risk as answering the description of the YOU K. Newracile, and FAmburen, nea Coach,' " person unknown," for Mr. Baker never after. with a Gu-trd thratsehout. iris out every Moroi K it Six •.'Cl..ck, b, way of Newark, Reif w•l, Tail/won wards saw the constable or the Prisf,ner so as to re- lamina, It/initialler .. ;.. . Durham, M..rpeih. an, Item, cognize the act of the constable. And with respect Pab-enters finding theinset.es fatieue.l from she lel,ll. to MT. Godfrey, he had refused to act und• r Mr . i i: l i l t r „ " o e lit i annayla relitid owneliaait lime fare th l y ol l . e tt ' Z '' th alid e Itla tie rk " ': Baker's warrant, but had convicted the Plaintiff on. drY - strerl. York. runs Conches to Suialerl owl, 8011, der sti information regularly laid before himself.— rotten, vvßithy, a mi d oilier Indiei.. HRIDGENORTH mad %Yakut new Float Coach. Plaintiff nonsuited. Evemog. ii AK EFI rAm Poat Obrarh, every warning, at Sit •.'Chuck. SU NII/EItf.AND, Storkiiin, nod Yarns. New Coat M •riiiiig, v• the Geos i re Inn, Swab rlaitd. CAItI.I SL E. Pt-with. .snort W hitelinven. Poo Call WWI Four Horses, and a Guard all Site Sat, Pines- Brooch, A eelehy, Greasatirotes-, It ieltat i otot s'atteii roiiKalitidge, Weilierby. Aber( •irl, 1 )..n rister 4 and ' (tire nearrit as % by eighteen niiiiiii. nets , at ever) , nod iwt farms (ne I.lurae, a oils the are..teo fai dills , . driaiied nit the Road by fits.iii;ss or plea-ure, have II st iv.mi nge of their :env , bring pecured in she nett C.. AI ANCURSTIAt, Wisel.sia, Cougl..too. he wcysti and W.ilverlsimpt.s.., Post Co4 , cts. rvery 111. - r. •••• n CHESTER, Nrvip et, Whiicbasch. I arpnrley, Northa•ch, and Mi.:tilt-with, Pint Cuac.n, r*t I) Eveumg, Five 41'ioek. RUIN INtillAM Mercury Post r - earlt, with a Gomm. ens every After...ma. mid reaehrs Birwtiaelutut seat day '• Pastes by o,r rd, F fbital, and bhipsithae, to lie Head, Bull street, Birmioghstm. ?O LICE.. T.low sTeLIIT.L-Mnodny nad Tiindav th • entrant.. to the 'Are it's 'Dern ewe's-1y rrnwdrj, m e titectwi m of iieetok Th. , mm &Amoco,. who ha. coi.fe,ed to nn murder of Eliot both s:nanr, with wh..m he rah inked, in Sliiirei-gardeno. He arrived in town on Tuesday mouto n: , fu n s Coventry, in the custody of th.• thief cosolahle td ill“ 1 ritt. Ills confreision wat, rerenta fore Mr. NAR ES, the tiittiot* Magi-trate; tak..n in n tit ilk. and he.ipnrd it. He was filth committed for trial. Wm. Melte was rimmed with breaking npeo the hostas of Mr. Thonste. Morris.an apotheestry.in eel, Covent girder,. that between three and four Welts. k Tuesday :griming, Mr. Mtn 64 was awakened with a noise : im n -bort tins after it man mitered hi, bed-room : Mr. M. lite temled 1.1 he The Prisoner after lo.iking into the bed, left the ril.'lll. lit it slo.rt after he returned again, and alter link mg ich. the bed again, Mr. M. still pretending to be asleep, he left the bed•ti com. During this time Mr. Morris : : wife con tinued fast :vireo, and he bad the prudence art to awake her. Mr M..rris in a shout time after heard a man en down stairs, and having no doubt hut it was the robber, he got up, went unto , a vacancy from one of his windows, and saw a young man pa,sing at the time, to whom hr told, in a low tone of voice, teat ri.hbers were in his house, and desired him to watch it.— I , ninetliately after the Prisoner got nut of the pullout. window, and rail I/ei the lad followed him wills all speed, and came up with bint in Itttund.coart, and holdlv attheked him; and while he was 4ruggling with him, some watchmen arrived, and lie was secured. Various articles of silver plate and oilier property Lielenging to the Prosecutor were found upon him. lie had entered fire house by the private dour with an iron crow, pick lock key, &c. The till is theshup was broke,. open, &c.—!le wits committed for trial. •.• For the convenience of per-ine:ne , i4log nt the of she town, Pabbehgers nod Plllfel4s nre too.keo f fthvve Conchs., at Hiticlhard's Conch Oahe, NI llorse riccodslly. DEINLITY,Ise. • - VINCOIJRAGED . by the onitorrn lteceestt ALE widen,: theye. u ear ,aeth.•d of Treatment in tits a few prevalent Cmophims, which 11;14 been confirmed' experience of many yeais,ion large laid exteosi., of the_ !Lupus effects resulting ill the !iletOical :lien confining their nttemi•.o 1.; a certain chosi eases, Mes•rs. (TOSS and CO. Members' of ►he Re lege of Surgeons io L n,dno , combos, t o direst their ;hose Disorders arising from a lettere( destructive hal ron.icletate Youth, which not oni.v socraoo.i. 11 nu se', ~f Nery *ffertiens, hut alto ent,its nn its smart enervating of old age: In that distres•iii Debility or Defirieee c, whether the cometpience of . ful habit+. eseessive drinking. lone residence in lint or any other cans, by is hi. h the posser A of she ronstam hreo•ue ei.fqhled, as regul'irly etlarated Surgeons of they offer s'-ftr►n, safe, and speedy restorditiohi to t igneous health. Where an ernes , :tont icatinn is 'wide for the Core (nit) Disorder, frequently contracted in * moment ty, the erldication gemcilly completed in the slim to!) days. nod 1n the more Advanced and ilweterate Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of, p'.; eistressirg symptotri, a persevertinie.in their plan f strand in diet or e xer,ise) wi►l ensure to the PittieM and radios rule. Fl crrin-ac annn.—Taesdav SIM: I Tauten was charged by a °moan, of Dove court, fit. Nl : te tin's-le-Grand, with mi swriting and beating bins is a most violent :bad cruel manner, on Monday afternoon last, while standing at hi' own d tor. It np peared 'bey sere neithb:ltirs *at the SisIIIP Mitt ; . that they ing some a tuck, the Defen taut struck the Plat , till repeatedly : the awiult besug:vortohnrated by respectable witnerses, the Defendant sin coin/Dated. J.lllll Craker, waterw n n, of •Vattxhall.4.l44, N 0.127.1, at *titled by summon, to Lutwer tie r phoa of Mr. henry Kay, tor very :moy.. laagonge : the raw kriog monde out, the Defendant woo convicted in the knotty of kOs. and 4i. coots. CONSUMPTIONS, and other Decays of Nature, w:wther she ef ets of natural eposequenees. or proceed ing from iroprudencies, or as advanced 'tinge of life, have en gnged the study :mil attention of the first Phyiieititis of this and all other nutiors in vain, moil Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BA LM OF (411.1iA n hoppiiy &sew:reed and prosnriptied In the world, dot] which bas produced such instances of its good erects, as must convince the si..st ine;ethilious of its amazing restorative powers:. Ta entrinernie it. Italy happy. healing, hats/new, and renovating efEritev. Witt !toning of toe first autho rity are witv extant. It is adetisati:v calculated for bilitors shit other dootraers of the bitrtrich hod bowels ; for head-nelses opcss.iimed Ut indigestion r e nd for preventing palsies, wort alto pies Ws, so often the consequences of free livsne. Heirourse should to huu to St after every excess, and upon every siight in di-pi satin*. Its, oell,kenwn chttmeteristic of promoting longevity his herd long maisitatined; for, by keepiag the coossitution as it Here to continual repair, it• preserves tie! body in &colth had igaut, and prevents premature decoy. No particular confine. meld, nor astern'.,,, Its diet, is requisite. during a course of skis 11.1111ifable medicine. The virtues of this trust celebrated Cordial being more fully explained in the " Guide to Health," by ft number of well-,tn. titentiraiell and extraordinary corm it is'onty'neressary to vPIN, that so great u re,toratitre, baltantie. 'Rad ►niobri Its remedy, to nil cars mended with debility.and relaxation, front whaieser cats arising, was never hef , ,re offered to inankiod. Sold by Sit'esel Leigh, Na. 18, Strand : Savour and Co. (late Dicey and Sutton), Bow Chair:6-yard - Bacon nod Ca. 150, 0111'4rd-street, Loudon.; Brodie and an St!ti-bury; A. 01.1111 s, •perfputer, North-bridge, Ein hough Martos .K erne ; Na. 6. t .llege-grern I at Duvidsas, No. ; and of Meru. F. Newbury and Sem, Quisling nod . wther 'Me dttfrie Venders to Igiirore and Americ,,, price li.. Para, or Farr iu nne faintly hustle for 97N hy which.oue 11-. bottle w vtiveti, with the fluids " Snail. Solomon, egg/awed on the Stump. ur whom inn . v also be had, Tae c,letirmed A? T lil ['ET N ES; . SOl.O N'S Ott° I'S Idiom mercury, or arty deleicri .119 prep:lrma ii), which -land in the highetd cutiovition fur he cure "(the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprost , and all diotrders origimiting Li an impure rate of the blond heint gradual, grille. and almond insp,r replible, in their oprrntion—thc best *abstitute 1b..; ba.,.ever been discovered for that (L.ageritus mineral, mercury, 614 retro mg the blood, and i•tinoilotine it to expel nil n..viou, had im pure imeett, eiblorstremetlr and Idle to the nerves, g011y... log auA ""'sgwatmllt Lush body and mind. VI" Dr. Suiew tili rapects. when consult,: by letter, the usual vtimulimeni of n one pound nose In I.A inclosed, add. , s-cd. " Moue, Getter. Dr. Solariums, Gilead house. near Ltserpnol. —!pid drsuble Mike lit. per. •••site. nr foie lir nue family bottle to. 955. nn which ore %mall ' The w ,, rt1.4 Stn.. Litr , rponl," ere engraved va the stamp of rac4 bottle, without which war am gtouiue. The Dimwits of the Urethra, as frequently . with, or arising from the ribose Complaitd, base not t!seir attention; by an infaliihiettni improved plan, the ablel to remove obstivote Civets sod Shichlres, recent ••r of long durminn, without resorting to slit nod da•it:Prisu% use of the Cis t kir B o u g i e . /Coy ia,lgne adduced of very inveter•ite ears, of serest years emo h tetra sield..ll to their meth •cl too few dois.,atet the been attempted by mber Practitioners wittiotit rff %%IA ha% !met) lime agis-estile of a p• Retire of that floe mode cf treatment has t.ol„ in one s:ogle histot proved nhvirive, during *biro yr li..d Ham) it •10 of li-oh Sexes hare experiew•ed the enjosmet.l Ire vot perfectly ed cured, to. tar.„ pupine ter r teerr . t. nod injurious tartliods WC To Married Finales, o h sr eircsationt of this pledge, of connubial hap i na••ss have het n defeated, ii he a Orr:sill: retie tints to k: ow. toot by it proper pen in there reseed es. the general Mattis is renovated, Rol 'Mediae:A. removed. .sr,. and Co. exellitivelv profeotine the rose pnrtientar eitiaplkints, in miter that they osPy nut br by a mistaken few. with the obloquy so justly ;Mach , tenor:no rm p if. t' ink it hut itetit•e in themselves . that they brier been properly educated and initiated alit Itrimen ..f the professito (ieuttkrott o hieb, fr o m h•a i ot.tis, and testionAtials from she hig heA pr••fessioont rifles, they have its convinee r: goy., ) in the wormer hemi-pbere of ..or e , isterit o id, RA albef rits, ensOoluens them u 1 assert, that their having ;wen emitiord in diseissrs n'aerity emmeroird, 1,01 a CertaiSaN of traaVgglitig. it ovt t I.lh.fir ClebdiMitqg effeeti of a life ' , Nosed under the tot rid z• firtbel', that haying and opportimilios, in thei. pncil~, of forminia no intimate at qualm:owe with the tinmll liftt•its of .senf•rine pers•ms, th. y neer to ti.em moncntiees of ioso l essf.t e lef gI OM 115. !let I r result thew eidravoursArst intim ed them to quit the pram ptartitionert and tars premme their pretensi s +tree n fair rr.mod 1. r the unin.Terles.o4l confide, whirrs they have, by the pliblir„ breams liberally holomi in Ili- e-atittry are roquetted pt shoe the pot Pje. pod innisier torliving, eiselooine a met for odyi• e and metlicioss. oat the remedies Will begtirri worded 10 any vogi of 110. IVlkalgall. 4 J • • pn, T t o p t a m id r i t t i . :7l pLu tett a z i,d lie e s f t r h i n t i ikt,f ise t op peesega ith becnte lly t •;e ir sod ottettlimi. Gnus wit I is: Sur.euria,l3. Ilnaveriemireet. Ma) 1. IfltV.. • :ONI/Olw • V.. ;en •i• t;:% , r-' 11 L.t,.. Seer►,itaa Orrice, Si, Pleci-et.ett. WOODBRIDGE V. HARPER. This was an action of trespass, for sporting ever the Plaintiff's lands. The Plaintiff was tenant to Lord Grimstone, and Irving frequently annoyed by London spnrtumt•n, the gamekeepers wet • kept on the watch. They one day found the Defendant, Harper, anti another TRH, of the name of Tarrant, shooting in the very preserves. On que.tioning them, the Defendant gave his name of Harper, RS residing in West-square, Lambeth. The gamekeeper went to town to di-cover him, Out could find no such per. son as residing in Weq-square; hut at length, through the means of an advertisement, he found the Defendant was a publican, resident in Belton..:treet, Loug-acre.—The Jury found a verdict for the Plain. tiff- 7 -Damoges ss. There was a similar ierdict against his friend Tar. rent. swrc..a. en's 11%4 Reds, choice • . frt sow from • r ER POOL, 114 one nitht ..at rver% An. ..t Si 0 9 ci b e to I, Wel. Stow, Warr swop, New Post hr 'Nth 1)o,. ✓ %tier war, Ihr ri , krif r, to nuern4 al.ev:Ulrr IQ PA rcht.• Paris, I side, ••••Iv, tseictir /kr. The 4,1,4 U • • n Lou, Wey. • at Both dts„ sers ire. 111114 kir., •filler• ortbarrs,,ton, 101 l ' Fftirromen, Isi rt VI 444 nil% Cunt n. 144 he R I sw.hot. Pil I WI Nouhntt. ft" Conches rink 1. OUlf and Lurk. Purl; nets, Baritone at tree. Liver. • Per. Won s mitt!' Chip. so; rrivem AIM ra ern, g,—C.tacks Gr der. e Aar , * roar ▪ throne. r. . Menem-see If n. a iv ne Nona. 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