The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

.. -ragersinhairiffilavvs. .r:at ' • : ' -- • --o*lbmit,l. ? ' -•' - .... ) r 0 - WAR OFetebkar - 11; 1891. .• • •, • 7* Regiment of DragOon Gouda, Ceptala C. U. Boasseb, the Cope,Cogrs, to be captain. vita J. Faecal, ?t i res upon coif-pay 41st Light Dragoons, recall** 1 ifPrenee. .. Isl. , , OILlt Reelment of Light Dragoons. Meet. H. aoroWle-Illi 900Ptain by pito-bate, vies Skelton, who retirea Calla • . 49.7. nail. t o be “Mmant. by purchase. eke Georges; i .• W. J. T. Fagg. gent, to be Cornet. by parches*, oleo U 1111: lath Regisient of Foot. Lieut. 11. Waterloos to he Cap ; by partial*, vice Light. *ho retires; Enslga C. U. L. og to be Lisomseat. by purchase, vice Waterman. . be Ensigns b 7 perehase.—Gentleman Cadet If. King. litark the Royal Military College, vice O'Ryan, who retires ; 3. Joists. Gent.. vice Tinling. Ditto. Ensign W. G. Earl of Erroll. from the filth to be Lieutenant, without pathos*, vice Walton, pro . 21st Ditto, Capt. G. Jack. from half-pay Royal West In- Oa bowers, to be captain, vies W. Orr, who ex , Mid Ditto. LieeL-Colonel S. Mobtt. from the lit lloglment, to be Lleat.-Coloael, vice R. Polly, who retiree _vim half-pay both Foot. . Mb Ditto, Captain J. Thoreau, from half-pay 40th Foot, • thlsit captain, vice A. Taylor. who exchanges. 41st Ditto, Brevet Major P. L. Chambers to be Major, by purchase. viee•Frieod. who retires: Lieut. W. F. 011eilly to be captain, by purchase. viceChansbers • Ensign A. Cald *4 to be Lietiteitarst. by purebase, vies 0'11,1.1y ; G. 11.14; Gent. to he Resign. by purchase, vice Caldwell. gbh Ditto, Captain J. Anderson, from half-pay York C i biueurs, to be captain, vice J. Patterson, who exchanges. ' Stir Ditto, Captain C. Daniell. from half-pay 99th Foot. lo be captain, vice A. Suasso. who exchanges. 16th Ditto. Lient. W.Gen to he captain, without purchase. -.lee Berry, deceased; Ensign N. Palmer to be Liestimant, 'deo Goa. 9911 Ditto. Captain R. Martin. from half-pay 69d Foot, to be espotin, vice T. C. Meech, who ~.battles. . nth Ditto, 11. M. Gordon. Gent. to be Ensign, without liirehase. vice Lord Erroll. promoted in the leth Foot. 91st Dials, Capt. J. Mann, from half-pay gbh Foot. to be (Wein, lice A. J. Callender. who exchanges : Ensign E. itallett, from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Ensign. vice R. li. lionbury. who exchanges. !fd Wr't India Regiment, Lieut. J. N. Fox, from half-pay I!9th Foot. to he Paymaster. vice Dety. who resigns. fet Cevio.i Regiment, Lieut.-Colonel 11. Sullivan, from hOlf- ted pay to th 36th Foot. to be Lisat.-Colonel, vice Moffett, ap- poine nsi Foot. Cope Corps (Cavalry) Captain F. de Visme, from half-pay t:jst Light Dragoons. to be captain of a troop (paring the eifference.) s ice C. If. Somerset. appointed to the itis Dra gook Guards. HOSPIIAL STAPP.—Staff-surgebn J. Clark, M.D. from Bit pay, to be surgeon to the Forces, vice J. Roy, who i x change; ; Hospital-assistant R. Moir, from half-pay, to be kimoital•assistant to the Forces, rice A. Bruce, whose ap pointment has not taken place. Cnstrusios—Rev. J. S. Poring, M.A. to be chaplain to tilt Fore's. CtSmmis4ions in the North York Militin. signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of Novi. • ' 0. C. Thompson. Esq. to be captain, vice Healey. pro moted; E. Turton, Esq. to be ditto ; G. Smith, Gent. to be ',islet,. Catainissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ETTE. Salop. North Shropshire Regiment Of Yeomanry Cavalry—The iron. k. Hill Trevor to he cornet. vice W. Warrteley resi en . 4; T. Rather. (lent. to be ditto, vice Edwards resigned ; R, Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Marriott, resigned. .Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Lieutenant F Walford, to be captain. vice Rnker, resigned ; Cornet R. Parton, to he lieutenant, vice Walford. promoted; T B. Parker. to he Cornet, vice Burton; W. Burley, Gent. to br '409, vice D. R. Corset. resigned. Gothulissions In the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. •W; Allan, Esq. to be captain; G. Wood. Esq. to be lieu teadati T. Crofton (lent. to be ditto. BANIIIIIHoTt IFS •I'PLRSIDtt). J. lirebble. the younger. Rtratford-Ron, duties: Lowe. Masedoster, cotton-dealer. J. A. Beti. 04d Brood-street, ship and insaranee-brokei. DANIERUPTI. O.N. Button., Devizes, eoach-maker, to serrender May IL. 16. Jena 23. at tb. Castlq fen. Marlborough. Wilts. At t.:pry x. Mr. White, Pewsey ; and Messrs. Millen, Hillier, trztl Levis; Middle Temple-lane. E. Venetian, Monythasloyne. Monmouth. apothecary, Aley 211,22. Jute 211. at the Reattford Arms Inn. Monmouth. Attorneys.;Mr. Hughes, Abergaeenny ; and Mr. Pugh, Her hard-street, Bussed-square. Ilunton, eiteaton-itreet, linen and woolleti-faetor. MO. 13, 12. June t 3. at Guildhall. Attorneys, 'Messrs. Getty. and ro., Angel-court,'rhrogmorton-street. W. Hieltards..l3ltoredileh, soap-maker. May 13.29, Jane Ikat Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Voting and /trees. St: Mliiirud's-eourt, Poultry. J. Ilawkins..Farneouth. Surrey, crape-menufaetnrer.' May 114 • 26. June 23, .st• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. norther, Copmercial hanibers, Minories. J; %Velum, 'W. James. and T. Payne. the younger, Cove.;. triolcairry, !Way ID, 90. June 93. at Guildhall. Attorney, liecialurt .ot,•king's Rettelootraik. Temple. liinkley, Liverpool, .vinegar -maker. May 95. M. .77.ste 43. at the tiewiti , inn, Liverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. 170r/ioriiiii•Rioscor. i.rg's BOncia-u alk, Temple ; and Mr. L.Tern , st-t. LiTertmol. , • T. F... Hutitt.... Rxrehasigt. miller, blay lb. 15. June 43.. at Attprney,,Mr.Voliles; Great Knight 14141erfetreetc ()Topes . Trmat: the yminti.r. Ramsey, upluacterer. lel VC:June's. at Huildhatt Attorney, Mr..Pnillips, King; covent-gtedeeu. • Drri June 0, S Rucker, Old South Sea House, !tread-street, sum4ll , l —• Jnne-'2. W. Alston. ileybridge-hall, Essex. far met.--tituteet; J..R. 'Beason, Res4ell-plhee, Fitzroy-square.. mach u nett(. 3.llrowae and J . rers Charles-Weill ettelpmpt-saleare Illshoisterers—r May 1.9. W. lira's. Care' Glaiturgitn " fhire. woollen maaufacturer—June 2, A.. in:. I it, Strati& sit% &smith—Vey :-iontferll;', Gest WineTiester-stlreet:nerehant-..-431 46. IL Font. Half' Maids TaTete. iirikechureh-;caret, T ern.keopee...JAute 13. DArliliam‘ caretart'L.,n,' enerjer—June. 13. T.. Meraltall. Brantley. Yorl , l - .Wlte, clothier—June Buiy, (*shire, euttlilt-spinner-J-June 6. H. Goggs, Dokirtg. Nor foal,- grocer —June 4, W. Stott. • Liverpool. itnew-dfaper June 1 I. W i liotidard; joie.; Lowestoft, Suffolk, millet_--. 11158 7. Daviion Hinckley. Leicest doper--40,1‘ . i. G. • Holly. Lasessitir., • gv QIN" Arundel. lank/a:poi-4 u .. o t • R . az. je • BirC r--Jess ▪ *told 0. niereaSts aitt: ba ' akers—tol -** )Myron, •• orp 'Cloosutt lattbews. lIVINAIIC PRICK 01 CORN IN INGLANOI ININ alr , Wheel, ININ,Od.—Rye, 31a, Bd.—Barlegolle. A MI e rt . ed.—Beans,l99.7d. — Pease,At. Id. trite The Average Price of Brown or Mew a oSu paled from the Returns made in the W diu day of May, 1991, is Sys. Bid. per Ott. istemseennev---!---•-. •••,-, ...: 1,4 W 1. A 7. EL 1,10 EX CH. . . if. • . COURT OF CHANCERY, SATI:IIIDAT NR TREAT REONO. Mr. Hlrai.ro moved for a writ of Xe carat ecgat:,, to reltrain a lady, of the name of Mrs. Gerald, from quit stag this kingdom, under these Circumstances :—A patleman, named Mohnen:, of considerable property is the island of !Montserrat, charged his estate, called Herald, with the payment or .e3:10 a year to Mrs. tie raid. He died without a will, leaving an infant son. to *hem the estate descended, snhject to this Charge- Mrs. Gerald tool( possession of the estate,. and retained it during the whole minority of the Sou. The son. Richard Cooke Alulineux, came of age in 1815, when he entered into an agreement for the sale of the rvate to Elizabeth Molisitsux, Lis re:ation ; hi.t he did not live to carry the agreement into effect. Be his - will he devised the estate to the person on whose behalf the present application was made, and his sister. Elizabeth Molineus. . They bad made an affidavit. stating that, by the receipt of the profits of the estate dnring the mi nority of* the testator, there had accumulated a d,ht exceeding £5,Cell; hut, as no acconnt hurt been ren dered of the profits, it was impossArle to swear to the exact amount. Mrs. Gerald hail conic to this country, having the ivh,tle of the property in her possession ; and it was positi% ell sworn she had expressed her in realign of departing for the Coitinent, there to reside. ' If she was permitted to do so, it might not only be dif ficult fur the parties wow applying to the Court to re cover the sums she had improperly received, but in all probability the 'Whole debt wottld be lost.— They, tlserefurei hoped his Lordship would thioli it a case la tv-ifieh this lady might not to be autlered to go abroad. The LORD •Cotaxerl.l.oß 'C'r.inted the writ iVe llcgao, and ordered that it shoulti be endorsed for tail to the amount uf.Xs,oota. •• • COURT OF.KING'S BENCH. Warnrissltit M.ii I'2.* poi:, clatter: r. RA.I £1.1?. This wa a rineataou of title, tried -before gr. .Int tier Park at the last assizes for dee comity of kiere fld. Thepekion was .hronglit, ire forma pareperia, to ecover a c o ttage ank.a hus..ll parcel of Jand4 and the jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. ; • Mr. JEii is nuty, upon u point switlenlee.-moved for a new trial.. Ihe verdict stood entirely.uptin the testimony of .an old wonran.npored Ann I.Payis, who, being at•tbe time .of the trial eighty-three! years ol age, swore to her clear r.tcyllection,:at dory, of things t hi.h had been iu the year 1442.• - Su .v, as the ancient laly con!.l only. have heen. accorditiz W her own statement, in the year 1742. three years of age, memory at once so .precpciout. and eailurive• was, as their lordships wonhl agree, something " In fact, my loids,v said . Mr. Jervis, 4 ' Or old woman's long situ; had pretty neatly given a. ver dict to S4IV elient„whor my friend Dlr. Campbell, who was for the plaintiff, got up with.a . st,xy, onto( Scot lead, ahont a kiend of bir,olso a Campbell, who re ' Membered *every tick of Hs life from-four years up-. wards; and to the manifest prejudice of justice, the VArillAti lig minds of the jury... • Mr. Justice Ulcer. was. dispmed -to.-slegl Matt-01y with the o'd wont tn. He (the Learned Judge) Aryl revAlected persons who had died before..iie ' was.. four years of are. t . The Luau CIIIie.4I:STILE.--Perusits who Ike in the conntry, and who hare but few objacts to occupy their winds, do sometimes retain impaessious of thnse few in a very extratirtnary mtt anet,---Kule refused. t r . COURT OF EXCHAUER. Si/PMerbei, Mitt IQ. Ass • .n es'the ' 3 1.1rd r a 1 ;1 7 . 1 . 5111141 ;or); Abe . other Y bkioidi hid titaintiiti t eltts.,ou the beech. the e$ she". ritiParhins, tr a m hail tit:A:rids say . stm• l ng tae cows eel:rose Snit addressed the toort,. 4 l tlikg that be. bad to apply . to !heir lordship in consermorg . of a.accog-j nisauee into which lie had fogmerle' . nterv.l hero a .tre.iteTt - puto Ids if I jesty s AtNaguesradfr.. l Phikittes thed proit4e4 to read the tgrp s of,slie se: ev : tii4ihre . and thr estreat. The eitait Oiler after . corsnhipg with. the other ju4er, said, thallthe court would 4pryigint re-. spite ereoghls Wye, na.nicind it. •. • .tr. Paiklits niaiked their boidskip . !, am( JAI he. ' dno nio7": 1 •• , t•ivAuric2etratiliatifek • liti r Ea 14 of 4 t . Quabet. link Obit. :gbtt' *‘' • .1 1 :, iaa Auto nett NtarilekdOyeli thitlii • inst. bet moo got olf 114xt Nei 41y. • • bell • of' to aillten.of tenatormarottrommtittor .UWIO OW , littakof pa- amshogoad. V. 411148141 111rflontunillblbei/41molemistoo, .2dilitory. , lat. 44 . ?la% 34 (MP iedftfloOr Now Niatkvllot May, lat. 43. 40. long. 34.3 b. ship Africa, from Lkvompopl tot Naar ton, by the Milo,arrived ;. • ..' John, of Shields, from London to Nertiotamii . ont five dityil from the Lilard, 29th ult. lat. 47. Ipog. tbd In:toed, arrived at Arista - • . 1 Wince of lirkterlon, a Aberdeen, for "Ittht Mat*, lat. 011.41 . . N... lottg.lo. Oliphant, Of Truro,', Ifrom Liverpool to Rio Janeiro, 1 5 th March , lat. 3. 411:' lottg. 2ka 30.rosisl 'Omit day, Naacy, of . 14ahlOg tee, Wilma, from Hamm uth to Bereatts Arras, be the lack , Wham. Waugh., arrived iu the Rixer from lintel •,,.Belipse, from London to India, 26th 'Jam lat In. 41.. N: tong. 80. 30. E. ; Northmouton,, front Bengal to the ripe of Good Hope, 11th Pa. lac. 30. 0 4. S. long. 40. ; Asja, from Bombay to London, 411th Feb. °Kiln Cope, g.nitt into Table flay ;_ Renal Hreen. from London, 30th Marrh, lat.•l. 32. N. long. 21.40: W. by tie Orwell, arrived it, 4he,river: n .51itlgtave Castle, Ralph. from Lomitor for Bonibly, the 34 March, lat. 17. S. long. 23.30. • Baltic, Farman, from Hamburg,' to Buenos Ayres, and Paine, Brew, from Trieste to Hamburg's, 2titli ult. lat. 49. 14. long' 6. 14. by the Salisbury, (Wild, arrived. io the River from Cadiz. Maydower, of Stormier, 14th nit. in th e Out of cib: row ; Bell, from London to Leghorn. the 27th alt. lat. 52.53. long. 10. 30. by the Hero, James, arrived at Portsmouth. Ben Lomond, from Liverpool to lirginia,29th March, lit. 35. long. 75. Heywood, from Liverpool to Jamaica. 25th ult. lat. 41. 42. long. Iti. and mime day, Iphigenia, from Li verpool to Demerara; Fr•ediriek, of and from LottileM. Ist inst. Idt. 4;. long. 9. by the Alicia. arrived at Li verp•nol. John Haves, from. Liverpool for Barbs•lnes. 4th inst. 10.49. 16.10ng. 12. `5. by the Ilavaunah Packet,arrived at I.iverpool. Brixton, from Lonilon for New South W..les. 4d int.t. I.tt. 46. 55. long. 11. the South Carolina, arrived at Liverpool. Ileruine, Yarmouth to New York, &ult. I it. 314. 42.10ng.24. :i2.; Caroline, troin Liverpool, 19th alt. lat. .1!..t 50. !wit. 7. 13. by the arrived in the. river. !iary. of Dartniontli, 270 April, lat. 39. 49. lone. 20. L. from 1160.0 for Tereeira Air. tat. .11. 46 lo ng , 14. 30. tile aoriz Lion, from Lirerponl for St; Thu. by the arrive.' sit Liverpool. man, , Sistrri, Sarepaat, Inon London to Demerara, 27th nit. lat. 43. ••2.5. 100 g. ilk. O. by the Vettlts, arrived at Liverpool. We Mt. rd the.detection of a fraud, by which a sum of ten thonsan I jiohettis, Navy 5 per Centosas creaeetl, and solesequently transferred to different partied, to the sole aelvantaere of one of the clerics in the office,. of the name bet' Thottiai Sw:tspey Darnarel Turner. At tli‘t conclusion of the investigation, Foy, the police oBiet.r, who is in the constant employment of thr Ilan!: was sent to lake Mr. Turner into custody. fonne! biro at hid house at IValtroetle, and bronchi him to some of the Direetort, who were assembled in the Bank verionr, before. whom be underwent. an exa mination. The Mere-tars were unwilling to treat him with metre harsbness t•tan n-as consistent with his per sonal safety ; they, there fore, did not deem it nece-sary to <end hien to the Compeer, but permitted Foy to take him to any place which be thought might be more convenient to him. Foy, under this _authority, took the unfortunate young titan to the Crown Tavern, on Clerkenwell-green, where lie was treated with every indulgenee, and was at night loci ed up . in a bed-room on the third Boor. His further exsitaination was to have taken place tin the raining day.' hjs exami nation, from the conduct of .Ir. Turner, .has now. however, been necessarily deferred to a distant day— for it !liens bent that during the night be made an unsuccessful effort to escape. About one o'clock he opened Ibis window, ebnel having previously tied the sheets and blankets together, he p•oceeded to descend into the stree. From the trepidation under which he meat necessarily have latonred, however, be was- nut sufficiently steadv -in his movements; ati he laid down his bodY see nog against the window on the second floor, and I,me of the rnes of class were hrolcen This prodstreeritut alone alarm within doors, but like. wiseabroad ; the watchman was disturbed ityl mating his rattle, and instant confusion prevailed. At thie moment the unhappy fngitive loosed his hold, affil t was precipitated from a gre it height upon the pas-V -twent below. The Weil of the shock was to break We Is .nes of the elhowof his 'kin arm and olsodite,s44 of the ri 4 lbt j tint. In Leis" deplorable'conditinw he berante poser:less, and, as the hest collide-1i *ifs deemed prudent instantly. to remove hits . to St. Bar g: rthoi ttttt ew's hospital on a shutter. : oat . his !WOW th;lte he met 'with ever. humane attention, Attileitis %ones were set in the beet mannerwlfich,inrgiccr.t could setgeze-t. ntw relitains in pA of at ; beetle' in the acciefent wa.tl, hut e t s unahie .to lie in tknrotlifiF, iltreitfon than on Lis b sek. Ab offiier is jn . .coustant 'attenetande in the 'avant to prifvebt his escogl, but, "Trout the nature of thb i-juries he has . .rlcaiiekr, .it not likely. that for a vet y consiterable pericktl each atteftipt could be maele" With thepeassibiliticifsncor .He etas been vi s ited by his wife, 'a most interis' yonna lath, tit Highly loonoet;able ..eonnectlnns. tVlialit we hive irowsl he his nut been mar , 8••• 1 alvemonth, arta o l• " 4 4A Afialia r aT 610. of 6 . I. I rtal 1111 * 90 4 611 a itu one , ' • soP i s AT', iThAttlinifisfslesa thisliiisgaunitiva ' most perfect in every, ppant.tepd s ia, sl* entetptilie.' 'nits? tiVe *attired peculiar" Will i longitudinal loitikts • of . thi .''hater Ilk ? round rho brolly, for so", tostanoe O sad' tki ser Wate!`spniface, gratin,lll ditisialibigglo nt t i. olo the liimt The 'oriOnit Ittaibiticilif stalicb the Ito - Doss plank these isa ; so that tittre t tip h s . I is 9neloot four inches at , the .wataeo rink Off to levet% i ti rhes at the garbou "e" inutiiil &yogurt/ alto la Vitali* (takes Wi t t i g , *ka t Thy bow 4 . onevstankuf Va let • ode* 0 Acting part of the stem aotcatsrater Intl 04 P l ' the ft in of the body , shill) *tea unroll,. an inch Welt; are biooglat up ithst dbviii tit e is n double deck;. the oppes. plinks are anti blanket; are laid between Ako,tsil.. the hisitle ti shied rrith 'tilt, Di set is i is . of heat: An airing storwhi Simi hills Vie Indlomb Iwo main itipelyauiling 0.1 l each side of tens ei it small brooch pipes leading front them into tbut (labia*. As much annoyance was sustained it u d l i t last r twinge, by the,stoassescapitig, and whit+ nu e*, noised with the retool air than it was frozen, sad fidi le frost, or being about' the deal in icicles; they h ate row a condensar, un boiled each slily, which wili'lloi isle condense the steam, but melt the snow or ice w ig, board for the purpose of coshing or washing. The provisioning of the ships has keen caulk with equal attention to the comfort of 'brae emesp l ia.. voyagers ;• they hnre presefieol tueats,yrui ti , an toir s of al! !dada. Win vinegar with width they are toniti is concentrated, reguiriog fifteen part* water awl slug spirit to reditce it to the str.nigth of common ne lx . r andjn lien tif•enountivit ptonf spirits they ha ve si t ' rectified tileoheiir t abus sNording increase,' mai 6 itowage. —Visite ships soled troop the . :care with u fin ht -rs.• -- I 01 . Veld triAtes of 'their own countrvases,ad ,1 th e f e i...41: 1 1f aril-Ace every where attend tint, "lifimPai4re i.€44‘40#10 ~ ~ •, mAßnitn: Comlimintilay..the 10th ipst, nt. Strand, Erlissail la w +lk'' -.A ell, F sq., second - son of the bite Rev. John ofirsenhsen.l'ork MO re. to Murtha, sole dun Oder a‘. watts, Esq., Stratlvrd-hous. d " DIEI), . 'he lOris inst.. et Laytonstone. Epees aged ft th e Mfr. 11:1.0ntry. A.M., of New College , Mgt liit tn:si4 %I ,jef4ty's Palace Court. • Ott the 7 . . inst., after a lingering illness, C. Eli's, silo it %le. J nun lloulttte; Hackney-road. Enriy fin !intulay morning, the 12th inst , at Ilk het* i t torkspnr..t..-et. air. Mark, of Chcapside and of Cloths, blbfr ..real' otitis age. o u satifrel3% last. Frederick. sixth son of Charles lir 'acre, Es i.. of Sloe Fenn, uear Halsted, Esq. ifs-ster.lay mrfrabYg, after a long snit pninlnl Wks, 44 Mr. Thomas MiUr.prialer, Noble-etre:4, Cheapside. . This day um published. a now nrlitinn 4 t i hn itHALVION ' S GUIDE to IIEALTII, hi which,, rinus distirders Incident to all classes, and to boded". are treated with a v'evrto their prevention and relief: sM va:uabie advice is given on a number cf important WINO relating to health and disease. Sold by Mr. Jointing,. Cornhill Mr. Bangor, 150. Osford-street. Wain; Mrs. Ann Bowen, Norwich ; and all booksellers, price SR. !100. • Dismmr et piactsis sizor. Thy house, and (in the cup of lA, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Q °CU Al F,i, by his discourse on marriage, Vito t-... 7 raptured his auditors with the subject, that tlittutlitt l teen flew to their wises, and the bachelors bastarAmer • wedded ; sad " The hpertator" has affirmed. Umlauted wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name ignite.. 'l 4 lr sacred institatten, then, of marriage, emnPituisit desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only wittil*- pines% on earth, bat disposing the soul itself to bane's* with bliss hereafter. previous. however, to entering into this hillowed•hbf# lion, it becomes an imperative•chity, not only to repßaletir passions, but to cleans, the grosser nature from theteis-' purities. which the freedom of unrestricted pleasures* have entailed ppm, it. To the neglect of curb attentiesse attributable many of those hiplegsb;stauces, which. All they excite the commiseration' of th o .teholder, skeald also imprews hies with the fear of self-reproach. • '• Luxurious haltits will effeiniuiae tote body—a residsetyia , the tropics will relak the elnstii• Ohre—but more especial -does Iheprerestate d lnfahralPon of yetilb too fremtenth coo promise the she I dignity into a state of Inctillou. It* whenceilisiageniaed sufferer eters titan doubts the claw :1141, relief: To all SOCil, then, we address rAiselles. *fig hotte--energr-r-Musedlai afterigthL-felicity ' • nor wilt els atipnersappear questional4e; sanetioned actl►e}•itrrby6t multiplied Pgoofs of twepty yeeraolieeessittl experied*: • The easy 'CcrA of marries tire. are, sometimewdialedll l by. the suslienhivitaAr those • blescings viliich'concent .. .nuptial mrenthp—for the remote Whit is Often coustits weals•--git It ran be strefetthaned,• and deffeltrtt e proved into functional power, _ .. . • .. , e•t• • In every ease of syphilitic iptinsints, as well As lik relaxation of the generative economy . we pledge oar' • to eure : ApaAtllly, and' with effect*. ltsrnestly soli .• . Hes Per the u„Dree.U.DIC nnkpyrie from the pAsitiq se n p oisly - taidi!tiiPllddevaath frqm ;espial principles 6l 7 l Z' beSiltidots ; and coaddenti a dur qui; hdnourahle of Member-it a jbt.Goflegrortiurgbolis. we refer the . . coneeknaltvigleither. sex (egpeclally those enterint into triaeohlal lite) Jit *toe to, our house. where dallOsitd lll s o ,_ hi gr t iten‘' lot parional epusultaliott ; end.,letters file ..!! ,youn IT miwifumhditititly' aiutiverkl ; these' must raistabiAt 1 rdieltionme for AdlirdiVlediclne.'wl);ch catibi:fetwitr,• t• rrii" . tf - 114 tOgli ti tind Co. M d ista nt. R .Cfi s nrceffille, ___,... 11 1 ' ''' 1 ; - . % - Bouvetie-street,fleetlar • Nti lIPPIPP". • ' •,,,*' Private door round the corner. `.. s tt . s,gliei • .• 1 . Aestpubilshed.(Vifteceoth edition). * • .. 1171161 t AW 113,0 t j FR, a flmillareommentsry on tit -. e i t Y i N ips, Planiites. ity ILI *id Co. „dd.'s - eased t 4 the Maturity of botlitle I. Vairbe had at el, Paternal . • ‘.. 4 1 0, Pall` llll 44 16..Pritiffits-4Pren; 4 ffoto 4 17$, Ft • 9 .- • ISe • 04H . Iletikeelltitee. !rite)/ •• - 4 . m e l ' 4 ' 13-70;4/1411.111.1 li" # 1 Letters Putgot.--i,g4111 • .."...' . 11 :-.., .:. 13 all 41 !:' 1 14)• i l •. • . I z, , don. DesohißC larehants2-___* t o r.: .1 insil l‘ C. .Cletasurt. 0 Li verPholAr . ers:-J. - FINEWei and W. 0, Matthews. City-road. WmP eWill, gelktrY. Hods: milliners-4% Wlllitaggii S. PaOsitt. /Aunshester—W. T.. Word end IL B. 11146109 11 ; Holles-grent, Comedic-Luare, sornecass--pW.,..-ged J. Prior, Allwer-street, JR. area, wonklaponikersoUltariM• el tivi a l l and J. illige.tl3taton 7 - 1 .1. :lip poll N. li oltier.Ql,4 A rT. Op in2renee-hrolter'W, • °trod.' J. . Witless', Irar-fainere—J. tijeacklen. gllrjll. . ter Italleletos,gmeees—C. Celle& ind P. i:llittieti; .._. r!vidh. nosabiWinufacturers—T. 'Thoganon, IL Harrison. and W. Illthaleggraite, Fbdunwrlll. Lefteashlre, eotton-cPI II - aore—J. , Cluing's and W. Cored", • Mittlyr-Tpdelti , Ole- sorgelashire, drapers—T. Bonnie ".0111%. • Chanrens. Mir: sllNlllant. assufactarars—J. Ogle, A. lkllaroliceb J.:neap , son, and IL Allardice, Edinburgh, bookstalls's". . *, • _ - ._._. . --a- --..tremonth anil " I ... 41 ..Iteeesh;see.totton-issin4sclityo r - - 7 -Meg Sith J. himinee.lllo.* * .'_ . „,. ...;,,•,) „ ii•l -- it 1 - 'it, the M a . ..._,... .....-----•••••-immTent - .11.7 Pilnhe St;luinTiiMSrtriverq iv, ......--... • ~'.- okin-lat/tr. s nar e hmd-era S. T. EMsbbeilli . illasik; ' -rim' Al rii;c:" 1411 I 1 iv lulem 4. -‘ . sot : 'i R " l ', 'arc to so- ...we :hetisations, it is.hartily neves- Stages, a COrt-s!n•Biumes_ .oti? sive( 'tiffs* Doss_ _ ....iiiir t •. ' ' - -.q thrive lite • , 4 lid sat Of no dr seription. the *dancer ens box. in a nreeniCae! - eftwr ' 4 " . 7116___ WlPeelnlisel!rnad, mastar - ameiale - jans kat% ..CMPut• jarttt 'on i:iti art n RoAelrt.Slubtimp om -. .• • . 431.4 tr e i,r a d e-islY Ik F. 11/I ' d a l - M il t J " t.- - Nobr dilt a•l• 1 e ' liotre *at ir t t .ms•bl l :AP 11t the Siorte -S . i * 'ga • '' . th e Pet °L-i N t lierthißt Y,_ ; ..., 54 his B P °Ni f f tee " a .,,,na rri ' -----n "' s r . els ens. on Surtlay, i T ien•FoOt: thitig ea' nUs ~-;conT i rm . , mon? foLfr, onto f? c-•% - .. - - -- - ' h!so-nireet. merchants ne J: end . e . w ; Jut : 4 11,. t I 2 . . --if- • ' .t. R. Star.' . Sik.• beakers-4Mo I, W. Br o m, 41 r ilio n : - -.. . .• . -- .„.. A. ..,;,.....,.., ... 'ram ie • an d Samuel llush. a master sweep and Isj i fora. enthff-14114... for emelt 'itr are 05tige41 to go joerliesl Metpreersmith, irop-merehant-Jene S. E. M. Mid RAI-. Cat- J i Rh: lliit: tlit at ,vote ill tfi . e.l)ajerit d e oliti t iet oc .. .tnan. were convicted of assaulting John Thorpe, de- - t o 11 ."• Inr****avil e ecnifilwirtitt ritHr restraint '' r itl- • j tedn uot . e. ll . lie-s . lies tre•Ai ew Licir tr rPe c t' te sti e ee r t: na m e" ! Inn iba ll te.jiti t - t, :ast .. in: !tart; g:iiijr. s. : • , /r .. 0 witli . .. A1f.,„4, , 3130,40. 2 . 0 1“: ceased, a child . 8 rear a ae ! apprentice to th e fortalt;: . Zri li t ni ai l im P e k ee eel. g a e ( u le re .t. jrn ies sepes isle. t . oci Prinl esr P irat ) it* *, di p Pa - --' 0 iesarnne-lereirer.-4 0 ,e 4. J. Jennings. Oft . A i . tritas ittlavotir of tt.. .016/ . • * !an the latit pe,3tar List. in.,The parish, of Lambeth. oilier t_' ellitda asaituolitiliti.: ( For tbe scurvy 00 •'3 i•.y- -.- ' ,A, .. kedpree• ic fr. Porn.. sec, Boddie**. Ontomishire. ; Mi. Misil A s i frie ue b tr 6, r IB ri t s hi we ak un t h o hj i t o le!' 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