The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

XDRITIVAIBERI.A.VD • CHOW N-COURT, TVE!DAT, A vo. S. • *taint.-- 'novas Ilelland wai charged with bigamy. Ile pleaded guilty, but wai prrontled by hit I.tordihip to as•rtiraw Ws pies, and to plead ;tot guilty. Mt Van nisei Isere esbiblle I Is court ; hit lint and legal wife, sit antlent Oda, eatae to he identified; hit second, a litrly young girl. Nrss =lint to give evidence. She had lied with him a* hit trite ter upward% or 3 yeari, and till he was committed. she did sot know whether theprisoner nes the man er cct. W. Justice Paws addressed the witness on the solemn t bligration of an oath, and added. " Perhaps your pre, arl cution will do no good to the prisoner." The prisoner was s Celts!. and 'widener(' to transportation for 7 veers. •:ertnr.n Novas.— Thomas Writhes. aged 23. and John I.‘ .1, aged 19, two 'good-looking youths, were allowed to p 61;4 guilt) to the mine.: offence of possession, and received yr Menet of trunsporiation for 14 years. P ,. .sucrev.-11arbitra Wll,os , aged?l, pleaded guilty to i►e charge of wilful and ',irrupt perjury, in charging tinbert 11.wiwiin, before a magistrate, with a rapt.. She was sew te to imprisonment for 2 years. '1 he grand jury were discharged. and the besisess of the e..tirt was finished at the same time. 12 o'clock. Ilk Lord ship proceeded thence to the town-court; where the rest of Utc 42) was occupied in the trial, itintiction, and %enteric , * et 3 : oung man for tittering forged notes. 1 1 i • i • • 4 I SURREY ASSiZi S. '[fie following ease Is of eonsitkrable importance to per •ons Pmpio)ing rider.: and collectors. It is nn action at the sea of Allen against Turner for false imprisonment. The ree-tied Jedge in his charge. laid it 1101111 14 a rule. that where a probable cause existed (or piraseeratiasg for 11.111bt•ZZle men:. ow ugh the prosecutor should fail in convicting the nrcuied, no action could be institutod subsequently fur false imprisonment. We are happy to state. that in the above ram the ^hamlet uf 3rlr. Turner wag clear!, cindirated from every oi malice. It was indeed evident, that he bait be..nactua'e.l !Solely with the design of elucidating his claims. arst atttisla lug the end: of justice. A LLN r. Tuit:ssn.—Tishs was In action to recover a c. , nrpensation in damages for a malicious prosecution. car ['l'd on without reasonable or probable cause ha tae defend ant ludast the plaintiff, on a charge of euthezrlement. Ti... ro*e•opened and pen% et) on the part of the plaintiff v a; in substance this :—The defendant is a person of some 1115iiti1y as Lae:aster in shoe-blacking, terrains urt an ex •en :is e trade. Tim plaintiff had been one of his ri ters f.)r smolt Iwo years, and in the month of April. ISIS. he I ohm urly game up Ite t 'spina ment. On the settlistrient of Lis ar c.mnts. he daistwo a balance of alit. utthe defeatism. who. i .. 11 the otimr irmistA :hat he was entitled ton set of al Al. This became a matter of dispute. and war in the gtess of adjustumat, by minute love digation of the ac rNat.. w4ten the plaintiff entered site sera Ire iit Ur. %barren, nether Wracking Inauufacturer of equal publicity wilt, Inc defendant. in the same capacity of ri•lcr. It at as al 'Mee,' runt the defemlant because so ineen4eti :t this eircumstara v. that he immediately shifted his ground, went bet,e a Magistrate. a n d charged ttt.• plaintiff with three several acts of embezzlement during the time he a as in his service. and cause,' a warrant to b.: is.tned for *he pi:liana's apprehension. in order thereby to itt;ur- his c .raracter and frastrate his Wive exertions in tarour or \lr. trurett. whit h it MU Sipptoted W(.111.1 be itioriout to tiu• dadt's lead•. (heat zeal Is as manifeited oil the put of the d •fewlant to have the wart tut exec s•e I, and it tras . ,t;orn Lill he had offered tirltnus to some 4.1* %Ir. 1% arten'sser‘an'td, 14 11 hint know %here the plaintiff w3s to be found. and Clot it , •elvesi the satiilfaetion he woul.l feel in having the pi mr in conc.:lenient, if it was but fur a single dad. The p:afutiff was at length apprehended and takeo before the Mari drates at Lai at Galt. When first brought up for esti tM nation. Is defeatism tt 2S not ready whit his evidence. and t t• Magisteatea antlered the plaintiff to depart. upon Mr. 14 armer am at tkhig for his appearance. on sites sn e ers. sir. 10811 4 4:' the plaintiff was bruule.t bet,-re the Magi*. tr •ana t coin-get. but t!,e derendnct not het able to hying corers d h s eAteree, the information was titian! dis n•i :se& N ilhl i the minutes afterwards the plaintiff eat e—mited for Ail. at tie suit of the defendant. but Immediately p•' iu huh. Pl3l ffir de:endant aPerwards disc 'lithium! the P• i ;a. The plaintiff amiripating that the defefilaid would sn ! pr•weed criminally against him. gave ;lint notice that in e.;,r I e should indict him at the ensuing lay• Ses , ion-. he e ...Ad be relay to surrender and tale Id, trial. No indict t. however. ea. preferr. d at these Sesaions ; hut at the ing th to'ier !Session . the defendant we:tt Wore the Crat d Jary. :raid preferred two Hills. on two several charges ut innbesslen•en•. which were found by the Grand Ingneci, 'll • pi •iotif itsh.ediately gave notice. that he could appear i tiat January Session , and take Ws trial. lie aeeording'.y di I *war. and when the Conning for tie prosecution had urer.e.l h.. ease, the I.evrned (*balmier' who resided. Mr. I: meson. i derposed. and said. that supposing all that had s ated were proved. the ii:Wetment could nut be sep. portal. Tne waint!ff was therefore at:patrol o n t h at nee;.- s' it. Under these eireamstanees the present retina was t.eneght fmrther proof of the defendant's unlike. it was stored. that he had employed two police reporters to at tem' a' the C3ioll Gall Office. to take nt.te-:. sad cense the ex- I SI ATVS: AR/Ill:it OF 1715.8171 . 11.ERY .11' .11.60.4 it. 41% 'I he John tratraptert arrived at Portsmouth late on Tuesday night, from the Cape of tim►d llope. The John took oat 600 M•ttlerA fur Algoa Bay, principally from la u n•arhire. 'I he passengers were sseerally at tacked ►►i•h the measles on the vovaxe out, but frosts the great attention paid them, they noon recovered from its effects. By the John we have been favoured o ith the fol lowing letter Irmo one of the settlers wh o w ,• n t out :-.- " My dear s iricad—Aorept a hurried statement of ottr situation as far as I hate expetietwell it. We at rived at Algot Bay, after a tedious passage from Ragland, (hiring which we experienced stitiirient pruofs'sof the very exce!lent arraegementoo of the tio refitment for our comfort. I have hems op the cootio , ry as far as lirahana's Town, and a more delightful one cannot be expressed. The first landing at .Ugua Bay is a little unpleivant, occasioned hy a continual surf, lint Once lauded, your greatest dithenitv is over. Yon then amply to the proper o!ii•er, who has a surveyed Govert ttttt mt plan itrfore him of the int.moled settle men!, marls..il out in I. t., of froorss 1:-11 to 10,idttl acres. Especial care is Libel' that ev , ry lot has a 4 ..),,,t1 , io:iiiK of water and well ouudeol. You Pre then :clod the number of followers von have, earn bring alloweol ;HO acres. This bring ascertained, tbr siotiostity of land you want is sought fat en theslowo.rmosent troaoo, wit h• ant any partiality. An authority is then given you to ta!se possession. Toss .ll trains roottoot loc given to the flovernor for those arrets.f locut t• if You hate not 'nought waggons, they ran he procured sof the Hours, with a Wm oi . WINO, and off you set. The %villein/nit it &tont IMO guiles front the sea. Yon pass a gnoil llntrit firm every 15 or 2U neileo.—The lisovo•rituent sell pot a gnood tent for two guinea , . which pea set tr) every night, Rinke a blaz ing lire, and. surrounded by your fee's, sleep in tin greatest sally. We found on our arrival many Pe speetable families a:ready housed. One gentleman, who htonelit en: an iron roof. was housed, with all his family, in three 'lays and nights, by bilging hi.. roof 611 stumps of tr.vo, illa ' sivri Air np Ise sides, sad, giving it a good whitenashiur, which had a tees' eamfartable and novel effect. '1 its elreate here is so good .that yua have liner craps a year. iiy tray of elerrimattit, we ',Lusted souse rot:toot+ just utter a rain, and they appeared is three slays. T:oe road up to the Settl•suert is very y,Toonl, nod excellent pasta:age every where for your cattle ; plenty of water and tim ber. Tell Tom to he sure and bring out a wazzott : as also solo:- eine slips of the best kinol„ which are nearer. Toloareu will grow here very well. About :Istiht of us have :1:1 ire..l. Lieut. Charles Ulturelt. the Il , ternment A:!ent, not satisfied with the •kitulaess he *hewed IIN on boo.srol the shk, ueemollanieal us hart of the way it the rountry. I • !..slid hive sail the liottedineni w:II victual at sixpence ahead till yon wan provide yourself." Sit 11 nA MAI said, the ease W'* very properly brought forward, but he did not see what could be done, finless the man who had absconded could he found, and he wished to know who would iscur the expense of sending an officer in pursuit of him No one seemed willing to undertake this responsibility, and :titer a great deal of conversation, as to the prudence of letting him go at large, it was finally arranged th:►t the 101//. shonid be paid over to Mitchell, who undertook to take care of Harvey and to apply it to his use. He said lie had no doubt that he could take care of him, and that with . proper treatment lie would soon be •able to work as he formerly did. Ilarvey, it appeared, has no relations living. Here the inciter at pre4ent rests, but exertions, it was understood, will be mule to find the absentee Nov r.o. C isu.— At lluildhall, a young man of respect aide appearance, who gave Isis name Ileterp Lictehrotz, was rharged as follows ;—The father of a 31 r. Frederick Bode fowl agreed to areo 1111 l sodote I rilh his accept ance fur :MI/. .1 bill for that amount was aa.•ornlingly drawn by Ilryle the made payable to the order of the drawer ; but he omitted to ni.zo his trone, and in this state the hill was accepted, and returned. The pri illtler, on application i Bogle the son, undertook to get.it 'discounted, promising to bring the cash for it on Wednes:lay last; but not kerping . his appoi wows's. and the hir ' voong nude learning that _ roll hall artnally heels 31;sefoottiteil he a person who had preVicously called ffiffm his father to ascertain the correctness of the At-optative, became alarmed, and a %rare,' was set on foot fur the orisioner, whit Was apprehended. The pr sorter dill not deny the faint of his having got the hill discounted, and tectiving the t &&&&& ter. tits answer to the nimiplaint was, that lie received the b it sot fi.ou young hole, but from the liersun tt hoer Ilie appeared to it as the drawer and endorser. Sir Site observed. that no offence bat! yet been 1111 l It high lie conlil take eognia.ottee poc....mion of the had been voluntarily parted : and it shit hut arrear that the name of ,Ir. Bode had been iti:3•rted on :hr bill, either as drawer or eni!or•er, which, it .juts.,', would have eo-tsfittoteil a forgery: •oine name ha I. however, liven sub:wilted as the ~raker, and ;he hill brio , rivalote to the orti.rr of the drawer, an embus, mint Inv the saute head had reudered the bill negutialil... f'f` person most lihelv to he iiiinred was the hulk i3ftt it tout. hail na•laetl the 13° 1 1: at ;all events, neither the niit•:;olai flaw nor his father. the leeeioor, haul 44 yet been sufferers: all(' hr. theretore, recUlettlell left them to wait for their redress till they were calle.i tot pay the hill. l•sION ItAl.l. ciottequettee of ilforrnatinn ceived at 0:II: , Other, a v. - arrant Wall is•ute3l on flour- ty hight to search the hut 4 c o f a version, named Barnet, near the Surrey Theatre, who was accused ii nth keepiug a gambling house, under colour of its being a spruce beer shop. .%t th 4 appointed loon r the whole to" the posse co...distil.* proceeded toJhe rentleavons, a here they gained ailtuission after mods oillietilty. Their first object was to secure the w 1111 l all at the Isar, with as lit .. this forin, Ile noise as itoasible, and thi4 beige; accomplished, they proceeded to the bark primal., where they !wird :I rat - 11 iiing, as it all flier. and the echo of warty voices and footsteps ; hit the door wa+ locked lc council was held as to what was most exisedient to he done, and it was at length agreed to force the ' r. by a viiiinlta. mom , effort ; this was speedily pt. in execution, :tint the rn.bed in in a bony. to this great tlisrointis to re of about ?A) person., who were surronntiing a haitir;l fable, Yery intent upon the game. The 4 lever, made a scramble fur the dire and Letting money. the result of which was, that Cullingliotirtie got rigid dire • Cul. in silver, Itall 11. in money and a thee but, and the ether carious pa. of the paraphertatil of the gaming table ; hot money to a great amount, wilieh laid on the table, was seized by the player., be fore the otlic‘ rs (timid approach. The greatest ronfm si..a then emoted : the %%inflow was forced out, and in.iny escaped ; hot by the activity of the Police, no less than 20 prrl.uas (including live women) were %erne. al, anal lodged in various places of confinement. A tatd... 'lron which they played. was brought to the ; it was of very carious Construction, io the miallie miss circle, marked with an ivory inlay, within whiith the dice were cast ; round that was another fin• ~ six or eight inches broad. appropriated solely to e: i e :11111 betting money ; the rest of the table was allowed to he for the glasses and bottles. The parties, together with the keeper of the house, were brought to the Office yesterday. and underwent un examination before It. .1. Chambers, and I). King, hdqrs. the presiding Magistrates. They were ail to hail. Manuscianrcti IstraFET.—Extrworefinarn and Krlera . • . .V.11.71C.11. INTELLMFNCr. Farther accounts of lireenl.snd I:rtison, •t fols : Privmlship, •_': Lee. attd tLe The lierriet Arrived in the I! trr from the South Spas, was informed at l'a!ifurnia, the end of Iht..entlnr, that .1 Wh.tler, with 1;1(1 barrels o• oil on hoard, n•aa lost UP ibr Northward. The Wati.lerer sailtil from California s o time before in that diteetion, and had that quantity of oil on board. from lanaJon to Demerara, which was &hen on shore near there in l'ashruary. and after wards in March, anal sold, was gat oil in .in:iy, Anti car riefl into Demararl Hirer. The Superior, [flotation. of mid from Pi.iiadelphia. which ran on shun on linthiin Island. Ist inst. was gut nil by assistance front thew a anal Ilanyrastle. after throninar ;llama sic tons of iron overhoaril, and part ' it:4 from two anchors anal cables, anJ proceeded Lou her corayr. The I.AnJels, from Tobago fur Lowliin. rut into Bristol oat Thursday. laving leaky. The 1 a‘latstry, .%lays• raft on short' on the nerd Sand. on Sitinlav morising.liatt wi' )01 Ulf With assistance • and pro: realist fair Newcastle. Lycra, J Batts a. •11: N 22.--We have 'es:mitts of one of the ships 'Dia.:eat in Cult a. ni.tt cedar ani fustac, being lust. pe -te seamisat of the defendant to be published in the news- sirs RlPlifere.--1111fOrillitintl Was yesterday laid at this plaers, la such terms as so Id be must Injtirion: to the office of a most extensive robbery committed nn Colonel paiustilra character. It was also prosed, that be had pub- Brydges, of Winn:ester Place, Portman-moan-, on i: ost advertisements in an evening nee apsper. intimeting Thursday night last. It appeared. that on the above t, t is es.toosners, that the p'aintiff had ten his etorloyment. ..men--._. es.l warning them not to pay film any money on hi: (the dc- PO/sit:lL evening, Cnlonel 11/wages, with his lady, quitted their feu ;rat's, amount. This was the case for the plaintiff, alio — no w— corn:try residence for town, preparatory to whiels cnne•ed very large damages at the hands of the Jury. I _ the servant strapped and buckled an imperial, COO. Sr. thereant Mast ow addressed the Jery. with very eon- t e—lrwlOr •19n odic Ihrifirel M txstox-I.ocs • •• • , .--Tbi4 Limning valuable property, nn the top of the earriegr. ,i 4 .:able abLite, on behalf of the defendant, in reply to ton imp o rtant little man again :wiled to the land Mayor In consequence of the heat of the weather, the Colonel I a ti a case. and cuntend•al, that if he showed by es idence for his board, Sir James •kitate baying refused to in- and his Lady preferred riding ontsidv, and allowed the th a. ant dere:wont had metastable and probable cause fur the ' tee t er_- ots srran to enter the carriage. Near Blarkheath , on psovetd g epi th et the plaintiff, Vs client would be entitled . r their road to London, sonmaillain, or villains, got be -3lr. Wontner sa i d, the bostrd was in and in the • be to A Vt•ditt. hind the carriage and cot the straps, without attracting T•e !ono:sing fee* were proved in support of the clues- Breen Yard. the atteution of Colonel &edges, and stole the imps-- non, of tat. reaaonalee and probable cause :—On the ittlt of t Tot &f.1:1 , MAI ent rept...tented to the little man what • ei,! , wit'eli cuutained several brilliant diamond hoop Jar. Mid. the plaintiff' received the sum of al On of Mr. . his Lordship had said before, and desired him to rest rings, rubies, emerald anJ diamond steams, of great JoaAph Ball, a perfumer of Northampton. for illteking. tin re •onnt of fhe defendant. which sem was never credited in satisfied, that he had had ~ a tistartio.i rnough, value, card Lox, necklaces, braceleta, a morocco packet h a .: se t oants. On the likb of September be received the Waddington said, " Then I shall in lid the officers," book, containing titti. in Bank note* end eorerul blank s .te of tr. b 9. of Mr, Peter Gardiner, of Gravesend. on a like and an trched out of t he checks. anal a gnantity of wearing appare! to a great a rn , n .sad tide *WO Has octet brought to book. or paid to ratm. ers said the Katlic ils thou ht that lienn :n'. Bills were i ~,,, tedistelY ordered to he Ptlnted. One of tie; (Jibe ,- g t e e tniant. On the Slit of August. ISM'J, he received theand P auk, the officer, was employed to trace the :ma of 13.. of Mr. William Stewart. a shoemaker, of Mal- little Wathly would ruin tile catte of liberty by Lis th i eves. 4ell. in Fist=, on alike account, and that smakwas sever indiscreet conduct. ; MELANCHOLY DIIt 4 OLUTiAn Inquisition 'rte areovwei for to Cie defendant ; and on the id of February. , % ~. .. is Is •-7 livr.v.—Yeatertlay Sir Reimer Ban: Ett, the taken on Tlinrstlay. at the Print* of Urauge, Sillitt . ,.- Ida, lie toovived of the executors of a Mr. Carey. of Met). ton Ma ll et, la Somersetshire, the slim of 3/. as . dd. and only Soong Slagistrate, was ore/lined a great part of toe dty fields, St. G eorge 's in the East, before Mr. L main, Co. at-rotated fur it. Mg. lid. lin the investigation of the caw of a person name I router, on the body of Miss Ann Cook, aged : 0 .7 years. The Cuter JUsTIOE interposed rod said, it seemed to him. Charles Harvey, who was brought from a private mad- who put a period to her existence by ba ng i n g. 6. 1 . 4 .1 r, two: this evidence. that there was probable cause for tl.e house in Somers Town, in the care of air master of the The deceased was a very amiable and industrious voting t oomeutien instituted by the defendant against the plaintiff. l establishment and his wn o friends, tor the pnrpuse of woman : she lived in Thomas-str ee t, •xl tere s h e k e pt u all 010. in tha result, that prosecution had failed- If under . ascertaining the wanner ili which hr was conveyed there, ladies' school, and was highly esteruw:l by all who a e / circumstances a man were liable to hate an action and the means by which, it was :Mlle.!, lie had been de- . knew her. She was of very sober habits, but subject to bi ought against him, because the prosecution had failed. the riv e d, of p . , tern prop e rty. It appeared that the . ~,,,, nentary fits of mental derangentanit. Monday last course of pub& justice would be obstructed, and no man . man had a had c ;l epen . ter, .011Ple intellect she sat in her room, at her usual vocation, and matins',: II p.o d against .* sersant whose ctaduct be au,- . na turall y weak , had been seriously implored by the feel- . stood up and left the room, saying. she haul business out r w f t ..... Tac case opened against the defendant wa , . strene. i n n; lis Lordship world base called upon the insimiff in the ing coneetptent cm the stolden ariptisinon of a I-cee pro- of doors. A considerable time having elapsed, anal she tir:t Instance to negative any ground of suspicion against his perty. Iwipteathed tit him lay Isis mother.—While under not returning. her pupils became alarmed, dreading that coaduet, had it not been for the evidence Shen. shooing the the intittecre of fatuity, a persou of the name of Edwin any evil ;night hefal her; one of them who happened defendant's *ninety to publish the ease in the Newspapers : gained his confidence, who, after derilin g him of his to rove c a r e lessly i n t o tier yard, looked in at an apertur e be' under the circumstances now loosed. his Lordship was : reillaining setrr 4 bY drink, it/duvet( the un happy man lb in the privy dame, which w as ma d e f as t on t h e ins id e, dearly of opinion. in point of law, that probable came was . eel:power him to receive the whole of Isis money, ulna' and discovered the deceased hanging by a handkerchief wilbciently eatablidied. •he had lodged at a bankers. After which the said Edwin from the ceiling of the privy. An alarm being given, kr. GL less, offered now to go Into evidence. to exp!ain along with another man, tnrceil Ilarvev into a hackney ' the door was blast open, and the deceased, who was. in the most satisfactory manner, all the transactions brought 1 roads, and conveyed him to the House for the Reception then quite quite black in the f are, and apparently life , . ...,instantly cot down, and a surgeon sent for, fore srd by the defendant. but of Lunatics , at Winters Toss n, %then. by Ed.rin . , order less was • -rh. Cater linen CR said, he thought such evidence was not he having previously contrived to °bum a physician s who used every means in his power to restore animation, ///im:s4ittle, spun the question of probeble cause, bt Caltlsie the ( int 4 was nut nownpen his trial. The issue alas. ..heftier • cornice.' of insanity), be oat confined, end upon Ed- bait all without effect, as the vita! spark bad fled.—Ver a. • ,i,fendatit had reasonable ground for the proceeding be' *fu's statement of his violence, shackled and put in a dirt—insanity. bee a•lopted. a • naiattoat. Here he was d i scovered by a linninne Early on 'Tuesday morning, the Vestry of Union Mr. 0• . elected to be aonsuited. t named 3litelsell, who prumir•••l him milder treat _ Ch ape r . Islingtos, was forcibly entered and rotholl of i as • ard fatally had the affair brought before the Ma. 'the ministers' sown and eamotlts, the melees surplice, for the l'onnuesion Table, about 4tr;tea, and al . l . ths: . pa , rties . summoned that entail be a new cloth covering The Corporation'of Linlithgow have presented the ' gi. , found : b ut prestous.s r.,b, in 1'441 decamped with the a dozen bottles of wine, the vestry lamp, and other ar fre-tlnaa of that ancient anti distinguished Roy al . „ „,. . • Wilda. of the prteo.rty bat BSI'. which he tailed, by some tides to the valne of ' upwards of 3W. Two houses were E .roogh , to the Rev. Dr . Blair , Rector of Harton, St. elianee, t , + 0rei,.,., and i t *a ; 3/1•1/11 , 4,/iO/1 that h e Wei broken open and robb e d , and Al 4 • 11111 others attempted ...Ir4r.ttr, Norfolk, and nephew of Dr. Limy, the refit- I•ene %) Liverpool for the perlitme itrissilmikiag fog ia the saint. neighbourhood in th e mi n e , of th e f u lt uw . hrs'ed Historian of Great Britain. i Amerito. . .* • • ip.' night. . u . 0 / e . l i klitrltnell AT WIIITICCIIATTL.—A few estate's ie. & whilst a party of low Irish people were drinking is 4 ;1; public-hoes*. called the George. in George yard, Wi u. How e '. a quarrel arose between them. whieh mk t ! h t 4 detail of a poor inoffensive man, Jeremiah Curly, gmi,7 ligation took piece. before Mr. Unwin, the Co rgg „ for 2: dish ict. end the Jury returned a ver d ic t of wilful ' , err : against IVillinin Garen. Edward Callaghan. Sylveste r Nh . hunt. l)sniel noresen. and Mary Denison: and the Co re , nee immediately issued his arrant for their appreg e ,,, im The serie.ed, with the exception of Sylvester ki g i vb ,' have been apprehended, end committed to prtgog e ms heth-street Pollee Oder, to take their trials at Ike f oto, romine Old Ridley Sessions. BIRTH. On e l d est. h a llorthilert, in Keat, i n k at Henry Piteht.r. Esq. of • • &tighter. On Thursday week. at Timers Church, twanty aw n. f or d. the Rev. W m. Frazer. Rector of the Union of ligh t ,. in the Diore4e of Waterford, to Helen, eldest daughters( the Res. W. Arelsdall. of risaylew. DIED. On Monda) hact.at his bona... in the Tower,Joha u rge b ot Esq. of the t trdonnee °dice, aged 37. t►u the •?d inst. at S inhume Castle, Ilesham, 1,4, 1 r „ Get Leonard Shan.. Orde, Magistrate and Deputy Limes.* k r the Count) of Nurthiantierlind. f►n Tuesday, the Sth hist. in her 8341 year. Aim, mh o nr II um Nilson. Esq. of Brunswiet-square. tr 4 'Tuesday. the Silt inst. Mary• Ann Matilda, l ie % i f ,. of 1111' . 4 Croy. jun. Esq. of flannington, near fliglim uni. 11 ilia. J OS 111.1SSEOPS. THE Cliararter of the llasi'lNE Ja.irlTS' Dims, is so iluiseranUy acknowledged, sod the mules . • send cure: they hare performed, is stifllcient proofs( 1110 1 ellenrs io Dropsical Disorder:, operating by urine, saga a eertilti cure for all kinds of NVenknesses and Obstsmilla in Inc I•rlisar) Passages; Grose' or Stramary is 114 v; • I ise in all Scurbu'ic Complaints, and all Dismiss of the iPiniach and Hoe e!s. Lowness of Spirits. Pains is 4e Deed. Hack. Ile. The Relaxed end Debilitated. of eK4 .N. proceeding (root the indiscretions of youth. is elatatil initelgeners, dud iutusf:tiate and permanent relief, The wrest oilier, to be* atterided to is, that voli es e s im ticrehasers should be rrtrefkil in has hut the true and psalm Preparation, as the unsafe. uasauctioned, and dowses counterfeits a:tempted to he foisted on the puldie. by *boo. I.iti• falsehoods, are so numerous% thst the Proprietors relent rsery purchaser to ask fur JOSEPH WEISt4EL's 'atm' lyuur:; nui notes.: they hate the following wordsmiths t4lneisp. the% are Bross impositions on tite public:—" Joaspo ‘Vessel. Oti. St. Parrs ll'liVrch-ynrd. - which his ldsjesey-, l'ominisAoners !ante ordered to he engraved nu eieryNtsisp, Sold by Sanger. Oxford-street; Ward. Ilsibmi; (lead opposit.- the Pant:sew). Oxford-street; Emm a , Ea s t L4,1 1 1,1%644 Wiliniott. Condon-bridge; purse; bet Cooko orths and Co. PI) mouth ; Heart, Yeralsti; PM& Ikal. ke. it. " %Viet sligist aegleetA. What tritial Aul &Om " The luirdle‘f frame ME• 4 SItS. t• 1 . It HIE anti CO. haring decotell them. ether he the study of. and been gnarl by the mast considerable pratniee in those branches of the profession whirls they thought proper to Pelee, trust, flat after thlei years residence Le this metropolis, their tektite an so seal I known. and their reputation so fully este tilisited. that se ape ' levy is requisite for thele deflation from the & Winded practice. It may be proper to state , that their cation has been of the first thus; that they are 11( : the Royal Conroe, tit LORtIOII and Etlieburgh; • ?ar l I factory ef ideates of the Instil of this stamen* , 1 Inas sod testimonials may he seen at their Hems, I Ilstlton-genien. where they may be commited TO lbeptlll est serresy and honour by patients of either set. allikhdlig any of the falloff file complaints :-1. The Venereal Dishes, Fir which the% hale diseovered a remedy. which Is/flair a complete sit isstitute for mercury in the cure of this naphie. i l haiipa..t.d theaelearetage of era/heating tbe dimwit olik oat - debifine th 'Stmt.—S. In cases of Mao i nebitit) 1 ascii car Relaxation, whether prosier:4lTM i trivial ex set h .ln the immoderate enjoy meets slowed ' pleasures, or brsoiltary sensiality, where - Toe s ig•ter sinks, the habit melts away, Tie cheerful. pure. end animated bloom Diet from the fare, with squalid atrophy lief ones', in sallow melancholy clad. ' Messrs. Currie and ('o. are in possession of a }Weak that sten Is merit ailed for its superior efficacy. in ghtiorg tam to et ery muscular are of the patient, restoring his Wel I spirits. and re-estrhtlehing Ids f igour, a ithoet letiamisg de constitution. and thus exposing him to the dangers of are ' tapse.-3. Its St rict uresof diet; rethrs. Messrs. CerriesadCe.'S phi of treatment lons so far surpassed every other metliM ' of mire, that thry hove excited the astonishment sod appro bation of the most ditOnguished Surgeont, by effrettlag.ia three weeks, mires %%hick defied all the resources of heir skid. In the cure of any of these complaints their pelisse :II be tinniest r . i/li the greatest skill and solicits& no fee required 14 the time as that of regular praetitieeers. Patients in the cotuttrw are requested to state portireho of their ease. age, end mode of lilting, enelosiag a Rani et Enelend Note, when the necessary medhlnes and sirire sill l, . sets to ans• twirl or the world.-Nn. 107. flettee-trardes. Sat ar • . r ISt mod*, /wilier fa rr. The tr..•atinent mild the cure effect's!. ACAN DI D Examination of Professional ?Matins is only to be feared by those who are comatose 1- tepee i t y. Impressed at an early period of our professimeal term With the importiese of a more minute atteatioa 10 a cited diseases pecii:iarly affecting the grander operatkas of Sa• tire. we !vividly deviated (rem what was held to be wadi orthodoxy ; attacked the tanntings of empyricise.ssil. ' resting its vile purposes. consi.;er ouNelves jolly eaooll t* that npprobalion and patronage which, for twenty yeas. ley: renal - Jed our successful and devoted 'tidies. Id eitimat inn of our enlightened brethren. who frequently apple to our (minim, is an additional gretifleitioa to oar prik, 103, mir aeillority from the College itself, it is by the most eathualastic testimonials 8 :7 11 = 4,111 1 Professor in the llritish Metropolis, must ever 'sanctity of our hove from envy or misrepresentaltireri i rate imprtuosit) of youth. or the momentary west orate lift in the restorer man. often lead to the effects of 18 0. legions disease; happy, therefore, may the Way apPrege l+r tolled. whose noxtety can he alleviated by a few MP . tire: and even in the more advanced stages, chimeterim4 by mot emus ay uiptonis, we can ilinstrats oar smartial. bl ren luring the trentinent mill, the cure effectual. Every organic change. or functional disturbasce , drain! to the generatite economy. falls equally witMa province, and will yield to our attention. Among attesses of the nreilira. weakness, and constitutional event,, of however long duration. The child of inanition may be restored to appetetem. mds Instead of being exlituetsd by nervous debility, be wlll dr .eselate the manlier proof of rigorous impolite. Itla dda ld an advertisement do not allow the classifestioe of eel!! *on. het they are amply detailed In a Work we laid fished. called ** The .EFis of life," the rapid isle of ateompanied with nn increasing practice, are rude proofs of flier genera eitility. The Rook can be bad Paternoster-row Pali-Mall; 41. Piccadilly ; Pr street, Moho ; 174, and 31, Fleet-street; or at say sellers. No diseases are felt with greater polymer) , by** than those oecasioned by his own imprudence: and , rears of consultative is liberality of edeentios le de rTM • (rigor more desirable, than where the most nehosedet . . !Ideate Is placed, and the most Welds Mgr wenn I 1 amp thes the terries are plainly stated at *first likened. tr i : * leaver to letters minutely dentine; tire simples/a. sad closing a remittent.* for ssedieloe and *dyke. white g• font *Med to as> pert of tie world. elide GO:IS and Co.. M. R. C. Nurgeous. 11. IGSTeri. Fleet-street.--A private door rowed the comer. 0w ...1 Lmsdon Edited. Printed. and Published at the Odl " Tee ST at 11•411 Mg" Teo Cns Worries. ria Paper). No. 190. Amami, opposite so. Obieee t by R. WARDELL Jam, Li.. B.; to Ole - "aimless. Orals. 41c ore requests. , to be ~ ~