The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-10-04 00:00:00

ITI ,;• ffr ittlt et glom* • • lA. 11:5raffnmeleterLir:._ efr"--7--- ------ _________ • • ..•.. • rug' CoWEtt.Attl)ple t in. SPORT/NG INEVILLIGENCE. I LAI, i.vrkLIJOWNCII. 1. ! -woo-- ' ...... t vz Ttranitenborgb-house with Addri <:e% mound. • COVRT OF EMU'S BENCH. Orr. 3. • i \l:'A NI .1111:F.T FIRST orrowEß NI ET.TINO , i ,t cities null counties •the Queen crond around. . I TUESDAY, Om 3, Intl Stations after Illichaelmos Term. before W tit laurels to place en her bro s : I the LORD Curry/Jen/ea and a RIPICIAL•Viri. reti, in eve' y thing cqualll grPat. T:',.. -, ;-,,, m ‘akrT RT. Learn RTUCII 4 of ft3g% et eh. fin-three- T•lr.litYo r. M APIA I. l l.!:!:! 4 . — Thia w as an indict •!'lie ALina Freon ratiyur Jolla balls nuking hasty rvireat, Val -Vitt colts, nat. ith.; and lintel. ftst. 41h. D. I. tnent against the defendant for wilful an d corru p t il .',e oc o.o11011.1•4 e. Mr. Lou. by Wel o ton 14 addressed by - respretuble Cons." Lord t. 11. Cat tmlish's e. by NlishileMrpe. oat of I'a! tt • I •, ?jur y . This ease. which arose out of the prawn -sm.- HOW TO I.OWER.ROYALTV. Mr. Pas tee'% eh. c. by Election. dam by Stamford. out ot lion I.gainsr the (easily of llowilitches in lsl $, at the 'kik , Judy On re ading its th e Unzette of Fiance. that a machine had T . . • rie lord . f.eroNsr 1) uo b. t-. Arbiter, by Pelreeeeias . 4 defeadart from her guardian . Mr. Tnckett, of 'Faun- a •• I, e.iiistructi•d at Paris:bo s e :aril the king aseei,eit and • ' air. 1 !tong t % Id. c. I',-r i d'- -. nut of Shuttle Pope '+ dam d • ?ended the staircase ulthetit utt personal eterte. n, I Duke of tiraftiitC. L..c. Pinilariie, by Phantom I: e Mullin King of France, the l'reachman declares, Major Wilson's b. f. It•int.rtiani. sister to Schetlam ... , 7 Roe:ditch, was nearly similar in its eircumstioices to 1: boa erect by machinery. softly doss a stairs ; IS paid forfeit. the case of Mary baby, tried yesterday. 61° /°D Mr. I ' m ` `° to I' ll " 1•" rd (1.11. (. " rtld."l'.6 r.: 'the prosecution was conducted M• Mr. SCA ntr - nr , tsar wise men of more ingenuity bra„• inti to I agst Mr Petite's eh, e. ; In to I nest aebiter : 1) ‘, ~ Tern 've contriv'd to lon •r don n our gootlKinu lee a RAO. ••• • • • • lir W1W1.% Mr A :soar. tit, and Mr. !Kann v : and to I rigs! Mr. Eibbit A bl. e. ;oto I mot Pitidarrie ; 110 to " ' ''• ' ' • - - 3 agst Rotterdam.—Won easy. . the definite by Mr. &drain Pct d., Mr. liaseLEe, and THE QUEEN'S .I.VSO 'PUS TO . MDR ESS ES. ' Mr. A. Moons.. • --- • —.um-- THE CIDER CELLAR. 1 he assignment? of Ferjury were fen% led upon the lo the Inhabitants of the precinct of Si b Katherine, . affidavit of Miss Oleion, tiled in the Court of King's tear the Tower : •• -esease-- Bends, in sfinvia••• eel% g• ae•ainst a rule obtained by -It is with peculiar satisfaction that I r••eeire tibia (From IiALDWI% . S Lell•Slg , N NM; 17.04* for the resent , .. -, affectionate Address from the inhallitauts of the precinct Month.) . the Rowdstrlses tor a new trial, in answer to aliidatits so' St. Katharine, near the Tower. . Front former numbers of this excellent Nloothle sin their behalf, which initiated to her certain attts of •• 1 could never suppose that the inhabitants of this Miscellany, we have made seleetiens fur the gratin- familiarity a it!, .names Bowllitch, and with the different locality would he indifferent spectators when a during catitin of our leaders, and not without rereivinn tea- : "' eel " of Ibis l ' lll ' li Y` "' I: " to °sr° that :-tooupt was making to deprive the Queen-Coosort of . • miasmal% of approbation.— Front the Number she haul just . cm...eat:it to the elapenteat %%bids was the cause of the her rights, some of which have for so many generations titled we have pleastne ice selecting an article on- prosecution. Iler affidavit denied i n iliktinet terms !whinged to the precinct of St. Katharine. Of all the titled " The Cider Cellar." which is still worthy of ill ' "v"111 arts °I. i ' mjil ' i4ril Y i°ll4ltra to her, which Qtweass who have successivelv been the -patroneeset , of swore in substance, " That she hail heels aeon riding nu Katharine's, Omagh some have drank more ,Reidy notice; and which a few years mem, was a place funs n than others of the cup of adversity, not ~,,, • has heels resorted to by those who enioyetrtheit Id;.e Ylloi their 14 " ni . "" 's pkwy, in C'nnrallY Ir: 111 J'iln" linW ilitCh : eN l iilteti to a longer series of malicious and torturing joke---and even bow all antositit of its ow:: meow/node.: that she was ea treowly familiar in her intereour:e with pet •ecntions. For the honour of human nature history li o ns, as of the merit of its eoninany, 1* hint—that she had attetishol the christening of the (gnashes few instances seiner malevolettes• has retained • ' • ' " The titter Cellar is summer in Maiden-lane. Covent-! ' • I chi's/ of a Mn, Nlulrailie, on the 27 iii of Au L i.st, all its rancour for a quarter of a centnry. Of the Rule' garden. It runs under grimeitl. and is ennspictiosis at " 17 ! tl•at ate atom , godmother for the infant ; that patronesses of St. Katharine's, dimwit too wises of Ilene, VIII. suffered by the axe of tha• executioner • vet night for its bright l an ,p. which 1,1, 2 ,., I. fi,„ the e 1... she Were-arils joined in the chriatetsinr, festivities of their a terns a ttttt 'limitary pang, is hile my married fife traner,aad shuns you the Cellar. yam Kier hike a hrl-: lb'. family of t'... " lii.he ''' Pl2Yril her har p in cur their has he-ii a lour. roatinisity of grirf—a perpetuarsiiilitts- tient Tartartia, beneath. a hers . i s t , ~, ett ,i nn .,.,„ i st _, eery ni•h a yoni:g ii.tetic-nte%ter, named Tonle. who 1 . •..at of care. danced with Th i n ",, t i t .. tt i„i i . i n „i nter. i n the as; of the place. •; pl.; f‘re.eo on the pianoforte ; that else . •• vi'l•at con•litute% my principal solser in my retieer It has an air of warmth :dew ht. There is a hr.:ell j the yoang inmeheri of the famhly ; tha; open William 1.,., hour, is, that Inv sufferings are like's. to prove „ ~..0 , .: ; . ;:ti to the „Of& anal that the hhet iie, . t a the mato oa stair; with quivering lights at th e 1 L ot i on—. ."Ic'titris mare, ?sling that the godmother; had nut i am a eons. ian some ropes a the sides, Id ereottrtge . , ' nantry will he augmented by the peisecutions of the It ' " I rwen k;.: a td, she sass sainted. !dan t : with the other fe- 1 .. aml assist the tiuvie in th eir descent , meal to et• shit: era s es, a . s• :1 . 11 the young men resew. bre. epos the :e. , n. Illy knotting is her 31ajesty • t .Insaer to the F•hip- those oho a• heads are weatirr than the ale to reaseend i "r , "'• ''• ' l ' i t"' rue'', the indictment charged lice with 1 1 • llt S . Address: r jure. -- I should he indifferent to the real welfare of this (or the Cellar) cen:sists of .no room only.--ra•her : A- hn lae c.o.s. yeatereay. a great noml•er of wk.! country if I did not take a watts' interest in all that is ip ar i.,„, , b u t s cry h,„. t f01 i,..1, nitortmine ,, tet t . am! t o :see brio ,. ~.„,1 t „ „„ i ,,,,, ti th e ,„.i itn „,. n t„ a connected with its commercial goratne u s o r its m a nioase boring al t live tables , and a proper nun her of ~„• • per,ury. all of a how !& I a vonsistent as s ay, relating . i to•perity. I feel unfeigned satisftetlon in rreeiviitg arm chairs, for the acco mmolstino o f 1 1, 0 0 ,..,,.„ 1 , It : iii the e.,ist distinet facers all the transactions whirls this address from the shipwrights( and artiaans concerned in ship handing in the river Thauno. !derive more i. o p en s t or i n g th e w h o '. even i ng . t in midnirtit. but i i wer i •• s*:. t.11:1 to in the affidavits, which the defendant iatist to falsify on tier oath in the Court of sielight from the hearty congratulations of this truly it is east much fr yllO4-11 till nine or tell Willi *k. At ".• a". ''. respeo•U're class of the community, tai atoms Engialitl ~turps the doors are shit agairst further in f ondues, iii"l• ' F' s.l ""' i• indebted for the conatranison of its renowned woollen and the lanilio:-.1 I; putiettial and ineaurabl . 'I he do-1 31•. Serjeettt Pi Lt. shortly addrelsell the Jury. and nails. than I should from the Itypocriiical compliment ii,., r i es to t ie wet w i t h t h ere, are, a w e i t i t ra bbi t. , obs.'n".•4!. that in liar sitnation in which lie was placed, to a whole host of idlers and voptitaries. • egrs ►poached ant i holies:. cher, portertale. and siren; • l . et Tit , he war left almost ts Mom; defence o n b e half o f his Justice is a simple thing, and requires no depth of the eatables are g5..4 and very s•heni., aed the . e r t i e .' • . ''Y "*" , te, hoses ver, to judge of the prob.. 1 . arming to be understoilit. Its common rules mud its litt"'"" Ilse porter. and th;• chive excellent. 'this, at I natty of the s• •ry tory h ad heard. aril form their sa..red principle. may be as Heady comprehended by • ale. 1 judgment io..ii. the ere:ttt of those witnesses abase shipwrights and artisans as by the ntltred Idahop or the t !no, was the case a few y:•ars ago. ermined judge. Who dor% not know it to 1w a primly:4. o Th e f r equenters of Ilse • idrr Cellar formerly cam.' Intim •,.. t'.•cr Is ot heard. of justice that an accused person thould have a fair s l a t e d p r incipally of Tetspla mrt rs—en in the arra y-:t--•an The ter.', e . 1 ; t. 1: t sommeil op the ease to the I trial, and that it is hardly consistent aids the reality of oct•asional terstlestaan. alas bad lea his shop and his Jury, a• nrov•al tin the pit_ of the p roses-tithe ' s. and u Lair trial that tier same i r‘oiis should mike the ill- . left thrat to decide tti.ort the guilt or innocence of the nontrtions noire s of aros e :, judge. and jury—should wife , to enjoy an la or of luxury with a eigar---a par- It. 1 t • of the char.' imputed to her by the in *. the charge, make the law, deelaue die o ff ence, and " 11 " r rwn - " a middl e- ag ed singl e man. who seeme'l to •'t diem.:hA„l,l punish ths• o ff ender? The plainest andel-standing may hove plenty of leisure on his Ig.:PIS—WOW tifiitiK, Irlio I •••• svarlilv consprelseud tkat this is not justice, but iniquity. droppellin from the theatrea about half - past elevea-o I The :one:: almost inemtdiatt•ly finned the defendant " l's ho that loves his country, who that reflects upon and too or three sta ay meted:era of Parliament. There g utlt l' =•10.2.1.••••••••••••••••=11. 11 her great glories, upon leer naval victories, and leer con- was even a LoCal to' be seen there row anti theft-- - —-- ---- -- tinental-trinmpbs, upon the front of defiance which shel'el f '77 IA I. IN 1101.416 EaVCE. met with hie. but twice. • --0 L.,........ has oroasionally exhibited to the nati ~,, sof the w o rld— tl '''"F h I never Who that reflects upon these things, will not grieve that " •Ilse subjects discussed at the Cider Cellar were Ihe `'auto Franriaro, from Havannah, was taken those which occur usually at taffee-hritses : butt they •214 .lei. Isy the Central Ilolivar insurgt•nt privateer. sock a twittery ahould sanction a proceeding which is s, much at variance with the most simple thazima of were discussed more genarally, and with leas errs- ; Th • Wilkins Berea, Callihan. arrived in the river justice as to be universally percept:lde ? i away—each parson taking his share in the debate, fruits .::ittinica, parted with the 'fa , . lassie, from .la •' The great rule of right is, •todo as you would he although he might nut, perhaps. form spoof the tom. trial: -, for Linoleum sm the kith August, clear or the o, , ne hy. This rule was never afore inversely exempli- I puny. which ori g inally started the tonstion. Politics, Windward P.:issage, all well. lied than in the conduct of my adversaries." ' law, theatrical criticism , st•imier, the belles letters,— The ENT thetl4 of Islani•lly. Ching, coal laden. was To the Address of the inhabitant householders of ' on shore at flariostaple Bar last week, and it was fear tl.; Parish of St. Je w', Westminster, the billowin I g all were handled in e Pleasant. end sometimes in genious way ; and catches anal glees, anti merry sone' cal would not be yart off. i• her 31ajesty's Answer : wer e sung, after midnight, with a joviality that would The A lose. Evans, and the Fly. Evans. both fron "1 ammo+ impressed anti atife e: ineille iii , licl 4 by this have excited the minds-a:iota of Ali-. Justice Shallow Liverpool to Cm:marlin, and the Sincerity. from (hi f; s'7ectionate and energetic Address r*otn the inhalgtant h..nseholders of St. James's, in the rely of Westeninater. himself. ter to Carnes:Ton , were totally lost or Sunday night, " The vie s of m y, life will , perhaps, hereafter nAt the head of the principal table was (and I he- on Munro! Point, at the entrance of Boaamaris liar fr.rnish a diversity of :natter for portienl embellishment Here still is) a large arils-chair, which roof •rre.l on loom treita say. d. a • for dramatic repent:illation :at any ra te it will he, w h oeve r sat therein, the dignity Si rhairmati daring • TheAetive, Ellis, of Carnation. which sailed 17 th f. Ind to have been siinntlarly troubled liy plaits and rim the eseniog. It was usually occupied by a short, stoat, nll, fiats, Waterford fur Liverpool, is lost off Karyiery ;caries, One plot has succeeded another, and the • elate: ly gentleman, who looked like a cler:tyinatt• : Island, and. it is feared, the crew drowned. ...:r is worse than all the preceding. "I* he alarmitot (rattlers of the anomalous proccedini Whether lie was :4, or nut I will nut pretend to say : The Phillippine,Steffention, frosetkichantrel for Am w-ainst me in the Rouse of Lords are such a% may nel but he wore a bltark rout and waistcoat, and .Powlirr sterannt. pitt into Stovall:4 : er tho 3lst Ang. leaky, and a -Ike every lover of impartial justice with dismay. An its his hair: he had a broad ruddy faro, a smiling' - with notch than...;ere in galls and rigging, alai it , was c cessation without an accti , er, or that accuser concealed Isold rye, anal its vet 4o toy knowledge (or seldom) ' supposed .enalit discharge her eargo. i• mystery--an adultery alleged, a n d tio husband pro , ventured upon an oath.. Ile was a talkative person I 1',...• Mlle, hang, from Oporto to Weymonth.spraing i'aireil as t he injured party—an aboract term substittiteu not very profound to he sire, but be had Fume stark n leak at sea on the ttist ult. and was aliand•ined ou fa: a corporeal persurality, and that abstract term ins of anecdote, which he dealt out very willingly anti the 233, being-full of water. Crs•w saved by the La t• °dared to justify thi• degradation of the Queen—the irronspatible offii:es of prosecutor, of jittlge. and jury, deliberately lase the benefit of the company. Il.c wet claim. sit Lynn, and the Nancy, of Perth. a limited in the same persona, sled, of tliose persons, event eloquent about trials at the Old D a iley, and The Willimn and Marc, of Yarmouth, from I'ch•rs -11 s• majority more or Ins dependent either by actual he , discoursed of executions with welch eAfying non- burgh to Liverpool. having sprung a leak at sea, was r •fit or hr future expectancy : all these are the extra- els:dance. I have seen the old man chirp over his going into Falsrsnuel loth alt. to discharge and repair. o.4iiintry, the unconstitutional, the extra-jtulicial fea- .. ward glans of bramly and water, in a way that Ail The Pete, sburgis Packet, of London, from 31ensel, r•tea of the case; and they give it a charas ter not werely of !HAMM, but ot eturighteonsitess, such as usua ll y limited himself to three ' pot hits) Tomlin en the end of August leaky, and i ill, ones h ear t good. .114. . .g . it mast blacken the annals of the cuntory for ages, aid lashes, out c'e'a`" ) nallt . • *bell the ,'altar was full. damage in siaila and rigging . , but pruccedtil on her r•nite ws the mockery of Rarope. .ausl the company agreeable. lie would say, as Willialn, vona4e previntscm 14 at. " The Bill itself can find no parallel, except in some f think I most 11, tre a eiNie drop more bcamly to- The Star, Mitts r, of and from Senderland , mi n d c!* the proceeding% in the most terrific e aroxyanis of the „i g •h t. •• He then would look at the clock, and lint- at Scarborough Ist inst. bating been on Peak Steel.' •enrit Revolution. There is 310 intelligent individual, tole an ndelitional lvetton of his coat, as thoogh he She his host her rudder. and is very leaky . 1 , tit), upon first hearing of such a proceeding,. wonl,l avant only to . Pt ay a. s h o rt tiose longer :—if so, be The Ariams, !streams, sailed fra;m St: l's ters• argil r.a ininiediately exclaim, ' That, whatever might be 'lbis gentleman was as - on the It); . nit. for Leith, and the following - inoridag etendeul to the contrary , it must he the work of Jan,- '"lnct l4, " aeci•••%rd ItIllorlf• ' tans and levellers its diagnise."Flais Bill fur degrading good, to thsr NIL as a copy of Burn's Justice. 1 hare daring a fog, ran on shore at : Marva, hut oas expecital the Queen would inure propetly have been termed, ' A heard him disruss criminal law in the most undaunted . l wittibl or got off. 11l for degrading the Monarchy in the eves of the , manner with one atonally in the commission. He Ihe (liana, f Liverpool to Savannah , put Country, and the Conutry itself in the eyes of Europe. would smile, and attret to expound its a lower tone of into Reston, ;:t 1 ult. having been disdiasted 'luring a My adversaries have acted with a • little true British • rune, and say, " eecoas//.•." and then divan. the very heat e !gale on 19th August. • feeling as if they had barn hired by a foreign foe to Int :or be would appeal to cue of the company in The P. illiam, Hall, from Liverpool to Pernan, ran tower the judicial character of the country, and to make the most candid way , — and, after all, adhere to his on sli.•re ml the island of Oesel 211th Ang. lint was gout ;: a by-word of reproach among the people of the Con t.nent.“ own opinions with a resolution truly exemplary. He a ..fter throwing part of her cargo overboard, and seemed as thatioh he would have stock to the cats, i proceeded uu her voyage. Wished religion, or any other system, (if' it had b e es worth his is hile) oWs the undeviating firmness ofa I partisan. Ile wools, have made a good subaltern, and • would no more have seen beyond the tiAIQII of his leader than Ventidius." Owen or THOMAS II seats, F.so.—For more than half I a century Mr. Harris most honourably tilled the arduous , .dilation of chief Proprietor and Manager of Covent thrden Theatre : when, some yeirs ago, his corporeal powers stink under the exertion, still no disease could teach his mill, which, to the last, retained all its active energy. At that period lie assigned over all his theatrical property to his son, Mr. Henry Harris, and the chief solace and enjoyment of his declining years, has been to guide by his experience, and assist by his advice, his in the exercise of the difficult duties of Theatrical Management. Few possessed so many qualifications as Mr. Harris lot this office. His manners were those of a polished gentleman—his temper was inn, vet mild and sumeiliatory—his principles steady, and faithful to his eugagements---his drainatic*.taste and judgement. pure • avid correct, as those nuesevits highly talented Dra toads,* and Performers cab testify, who have receive.! :he advantage of his riiiisar-resnarks and suggestions. 'lbis record of his 'leash tr . . cieltsider slue to Isis memory, as one of those public characters who adorn any age, or any conotry. Mrs. ('addle, of Fleet-street, has received noire of trial for to-morrow, at Guildhall, for selling the Life of Paine, by Sherwin, and the Republican of the 23ii of October, I 19, both of which were published by Mr. Carlile himself before he received sentence. The Society for the Suppression of Vice are the prosecu- THOMAS Lt.ooarg, a labouring woodman, died a few I tors in this ea.... days ago at rollout in Staffordshire, in the liroh rear Dis Tit Or W. FIELDING, ESQ.—We regret to state, of his age. 11e enjoyed all his faculties to the last, . that about six o'clock on Saturday evening, William except Isis hearaz. lie lived the greater part of his I Fielding, Ilsti. the senior Magistrate at the Police Of life i n a small cotwe by the side of a wood he a PAO 1 fire, Qucest-stptare, departed this life at his house, where rat an d 4,-t n k % ,.r.,,•itootly at atoother's expellee, but trot ; be lostheen confined for several weeks past in corm.- never I:nott filo 'regale himself with a pint of ale, nor 'revere of a severe attack of the dropse. Mr. Fielding pureha-e animal food, except a pouted of baron mere of had hero Pollt-e Magistrate for about years, anti th i sa . tw i ce i n the 0, a luxury . Oatmeal mixed with ing that p eriod tool discharged his ofSCialdities witk • wa t e r, with tt.e addiuirm of a fete pnt.ttneg. veto Ids daily great and impartial ability, and upon all occasions was fare. By i lose l'lllirSr of industry anti parsimony., ha t the strentiona a d vs , cale do me 1 , 0 " an d unfortenate. He rra il t rit tirni. the interest- of -whirls he haw ten le lea, air.nt cruel of age, and prierseel his 1111Putal his witluw for !if,. whet is seventy-five years o f are, and facilities to the last . olemeat ; be expired Withost.a, lafter her death, the principal to the pour of die parish. groan. - . • OLD DAILEY. Sessions bring ended, the COMMON SERJOAKT last • night passed Sentence of Death on the following prison ers, via. Henry Harris, Charles Lee, Sarah Price, Thos. Goodall. Nizabetb Callaghan. John Newnani, and John Wadden. tsar uttering counterfeit haukmoses ; Thomas ran, Joiln Davis, Wm. Sidney Smith, Joseph Effinger, taeorge Edwards, Richard Bradstreet, John Hemmings, James Jacobs, Hobert Webster, Daniel Low, and John Fox, for highway robberies; George Orford and Peter Tiler, for burglary; William Fisher, for house-breaking : Charles Evans, Susan Thomas, Henry Todd. John Napprr, Henry Lee, John Thomas Martin, John Kill:, l)nekett, Hannah Jarvis, and Thomas Cats -•r, ha stealing in dwelling houses; W. TucktielJ, for Lor.e. stealing: Thomas Skinner, for an unnatural olfctive 'flionias , Webb, for sacrilege; Thomas Brown, for Isssiss.... breaking ; Thomas Fuller Harnett, for forging as..l . ceptanee to a bill of exchange; and Edward (*hark Tiertiee. for stealing goods from u vessel on the nad ir ble river of 'Plumes , . Henry Hunt, Joseph' Collins, J. Th 011110,0% Piniel Nlack, Ch.srles Callaghan, Joseph Barnett, Edw. William , ' anal John Wilson, were sentenced to be trams portral tar life. Itolosct t •sliis, Josvph Wild, George Oldham, Thomas Evans , ..lane Matthews, John Sullivan, William Wells :Wiry Hollis, Henry lireen. David Plummer, Joseph Watss, It:chard Claussl, Wm. Head sell, Ann Jrnkius I anal Edward Welch, fur seven year:. O ne wa s or ai er m ; to be imprisons I in Nen-gyre, and twenty in the House of Corr •.:tion, for vario perioslN; several of whams are to be publicly or privately whimessl. Fo , ,e kulg mem% were respitril ; and two were lined is. each and ! discharged. Sessions adjourned to Ole instant. M Yesterday. at St. Vedseit. Fester-',ane. by the Fier. flaw flausaders. A. M. Iteciur of SI. Ithickfrars, Mr, RA:. Hag% Franks. of Red ..ross-alreet. Barbican, to Mi.. Berry, of flightrate. Yeater!iv, at qt. Corii:::11. Mr. Stmt. Hoeehea. of Gras esrti4l. to Leuhut. fifth Llangintr 01 Mr. Ja...l4par.s . ?, of CoraMll. IT DIED. On the 19th alt. at Wel month, after a few days Mans. Sarah., the wife of Mr. 11.11. Tisard, soli; hoe, :ea►ing hiet s fin niti►t d►lldr'e, to regret his pretrpur, .'s. On the !Ph ult. Jane. wife of the Re►. Dsolel Rector of `triltun. tt Portobello. near Filoborc+, on the 24th ult. the Right 4lestender lI.orJ Elthank. hat slight neglects. what trivial Inuits destroy " The haildiest fume !" 1 1111ESSIIS. C1 . 1:1111: and CO. having devoted thf!m , itfl, selves to the .tutly of. sad been grabbed by the int.At considerable practice in those branches of the protessioo w hi c h they thought proper to select. trust..that after thirty veers r e it tlenoh• in th , s metropolis. their talents are so we klios n. are! 'heir repot:dim: 10 fully established. that no spo lis reqi.islte for their dr4bdion drain the relater mode of practice. It may be proper to state. that their Me,lical Edo eation has been of the that doss: that they are klemhers of Colleges of London and Edinburgh anti as anus. factory evidences of the truth •I this -to livir dill". mss nod testimonials teeny be seen at their Moro., N o . Kr, Ilattositax‘;:m. where the) ray Ite consulted with the great -1 est secresy,apd honour by patients of either sec. afflicted by any of the following complaints : —I. The Veneresl for which they base Oleos - emelt a remedy. which is not mar a complete mihstitote for mernory in thecore of this complaint, ' le:: has also the advuntsge of eradiesiing the disorder eine i tint debilitating the eonstitinion.-1. In eases of Nergoes • Debility mad Tawnier Sehtwstleas. whether prodweed by e4llll, rind rxeritsos. by the istimmlerata enjoyments of sensual piessilres. or by solitary atiommlity. whore The rigour sinks. the habit melts away, I Tsar elieerful, hure. and animated !damn Dies from timber. with nl'l'4llll atrophy Del antra, in satinw melancholy clad." threw:. Carrie and Co. nre In possession of a %t• dine that stands unrivelled for Its superior effiesey. . in giving hoe to rim innsesiar Oro of the patient. restoring his animal spirits. and re-establishing his signor. without indaiciar ma eon:dilution, and thing expos; 4z him to the dangers of agu • 101•40.-3. to Stricturesof the'. rethra.llessrs.CarriewititCo •4 plan of treatment haw so lar sorpastsed every otlre of care. that they have excited the astouist•i;ent and spr.- hation of the mast distinguished Sergeons. by eff-cling . three week,. cores which defied all the resources of tlw,r • skill. la the ritru of any of these complaints their patients will he ?rested with the gr .strst skill and sacitade. Ter ' fee revived is the came as hint of re.gil:ar practitioners . . Patients in the ...moor% requested to state pertlealars , of their en se,. iniste of living. enclosing a Dank GI Eivlscia Note, ohne the neressitry medicines mud advice sal • • mod In say port of the a orld. — No. 14)7 6 Hatton-gaelim lluu. i1../ant ci NUN as erne. Thy loom , . and ;in the cup of life, litit homey-drop) thy pleasiug wife. be his discourse od 'marriage, so en- OP raptured his rtmlitors s inh the stiltject, that the mart, .3 men des to their u i era, nod rie leictiolors hastened te. be neddett ; and •• Thr S;. • Our - fins affirmed. shut the.) , n 1 .% ire - is the most aareeeade and delightfid name in mow. The sacred mum. of marriage. compisset tie desideratum of our eitinement ; teeming nos only with hsp• piue,s t art'.. but disposing the soul itself to hammoe with irreafter. Pre% i• hooey et.. to entering into this hallooed obitet-. 'on. It boconie.: as imperative duty, nut only to regulat"Ll.r . passions, bw t elvttns.• the gross.sr naterre from those ;no pnritie-t. a !del the freedom of anrestrieted pleasure roar hip e e ntailed :.pon it. To the neglect of such attention v..: attributable many of those hapless instances. which. they excite :Ile rommiseration of the beholder. should aI•J impress him wide Me fear of self-reproach. Luxurious 11414 will effemitsire the bdy—a resident is the trollies icill relax the elastic fibre—but score especially does the preteatore incarnation of too frequently coos promise the natural dignity into a slate of inanition. froa witenee the aconite" sufferer more than doubts the Autry of To all such. then, we address coorselees, oferiof hope--enerey --muscular strength—felicity ; nor will ot a attranees appear questionable. snnctioned as they artily Es troilliplied proofs of Iv. rate years soccessful experienee The easy enrzs of married life. are sometimes distich .l by the •InvorN:ou of those blessings which coneeldrate nuptial st reatll—for the teloalc !Wait is often coestitedonsl weak —yet it ran beb' strcngtfa acd, and deficient ettergrioe I proved into functional power. In every ease of , ypitilitic intrusion, as well as in eerie relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge our *NOY to emre spredny. and with effect. Earnestly i• I expel the unts•llig . eanpyrie from the position so presn I onsly taken lip, we deviate from general principles wit;. at-% hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable inteerdy Members of the College of &frames, we refer the !tarns: ' community of either sex (especially those entering late as' trimonlal life) at once to our house, where daily arteutlauer 'is given for personal eousultnlion ; and letters front alt country are immediately &ism reed : these most (morns , remittance for Melee and Medicine. obit+ can he forwal l Ito any part of the world. however distant. ti/l:414 and Co. M. R. I% Stanton% 11, Booverie-street. Fleet-strent. heaths •.• Private door rotted the corner. J lll . l Pahli Sbod (Teeth rditiuo). Tire ,EON of LIFE. a familiar commen tary on them Divracri. Hv (lONS and Addretiell to the Teeth° Matorit), of both Kenos. May he WA at go. Paternoster - fr o: 166. Pall•mall •I. Prinee‘Areet , SOL° I Flcet-0 101: l aud of all Bo oksellers. Prins Ss. 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