The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-08 00:00:00

. - 0.1 040 1 11 .. 61, 41.84. At ihi 4 'Deposes . , a sum of .mtiog tut impanel lets *llt MO. hank that he newer .....eivee any elf able ialtieles, pas defies hi. hewn unmet would hate Lewis • slettObey had bees so delivered, if sis wife had ace complained la 4404 Meg letters which wee r pencilled totem* kite, that Mr bad not acknowledged oh • receipt isfAgyi iseiderlicles. beish, that after the liherition of this Deplore , . Wed hi. relent' Wilaatiorsier. be. tort er with his is ital. spittle* ea the 10th day of Deceseber at flee Police. mice. to know It but bad !'" 1 " 6 " ail"? clashes. when Joseph Audi's, the deputy scow able 1111114. and Platt, wilier -pacers, aid th %clerk being "retest. she delivery of she said arsiedd at the *See woe folly out distinctly admitted, list as other account of a hot bid bee* atone with the. could• be abloised.thaa a vague reference in the ball Climb idler ' whither thi. I)etioatott indands wont to os ernaia _the fact, and sv:s noosed that a . package or boxes - wlmtever had been there reteived abed that lime from the Pii 'lice lace. &doh, that im his cetera to the Polk:emitter, this Dellitllkli MIS) sold by the elm*, that his best way would be to apply pecsimnity ra Lord Sidmostb. u tilV, thin being oblited , n Weed In Lauda° to answer lob's ree saner, herein berme •• 'deathbed. this Deponent. no the 30 1 h day of Joloar7 lasloar - plied at Whitehall. a bee be sew Sir rt. Unseat, woe mete's , rexpressed bit igloo-awe of 'lse sehjeet. and referred Deponent back tense Police m masseueder. Stith. that es the Ye day esf February. I) p sett aerate-to Lord didesteth urging the ' Oilier and .ttee restitution of his clothes. and the dis reefaterse of the ardlees •by; whit* his claim bad been - -hitherto eluded s ia rly to wlibll this, Deponent was Inform ed; that in Lord Fddmosith's opinion, he had, no claim so his Illejedy's Government. Seith, shot having returned so biaerbeder s is • hopes of being able to obtain employ swot among -his former commutes on the Mb daY of A Delmore. agate west tense Pollee dire. where J • Nadia jy: Pita that he karw bothieg about:the clothes, aid that he j g : • thing to do with Lord •Sidessetb's prisoeen bat to ap tf '' dl them :' Midi. that . three or fear davit after. his family • 4 1 : -involved le the g Maine distress. sod Maori , destitute of Aficaes of supporting per. this Depesseat wilted on the P, . • • torches ardens of the Fetish wherein his family resides. to ea. 9 - '-liseire what relief In. .his present situation meld be afforded to . . : ,,,Oless, end whet steps he shoeld take foe the recovery of his jpeolteny, but Instead of receiving either assivarace or advice; Illtlie was violently take, ISM cestody. and ordered to be head. 1 *OWN South be resided bells barwleolred; and respired to ' ll '„ wk.* breech of Ow • law be wits charged with s but. brusadieg. Deports . was dragged. , set seas day, 't sitaimi lbe hi p m e . bl h le e wis sititet t : d l t i he lse , w i tima reameire eas eri fech wia , : . t sw o ; 0 } . fl.. . . neponent ,lee. w r be r r e e ng b ot av ol ies: aad laston erpro dy detaioded .ediyouokil o rd see agai th am e wa i :l .a . ty of detaining him ulthoata eh' rge or warrant, and at Ahem' of three lefties, eerie( whit* he was Snail d by every • leech" of numb and eememety that the molice ha, ol his penes, •-. waifs mid‘ apt -e.tie was pa length liberated. Saidt. ' 4w* /. Witermasiwi• to Leedom, he hal tessera) times mistiest pee` ; j , alibi (Mee of Lord ftedibesth. sod tes - is Imedshio 10 person, bed east obtain neither ;be clothe' teas aleappsnrialed. ' • thaatotte#. hoe any e ,apestiorion tor either. name, this ,Ele . who has retiried to London on the preseut °feasts's. : Vita Om of *whim for. paw employment. width may fur. ; '-' vide with the wroth of rellevieg his family fits t'. Ve feats s' - Court. in hope that the haososity and jostle.. , for sill. . rabic Coen is renowned. wi I be everted. ',la allseilioarbis" t, seri remedy as the peculiar dreams e=ifieweelor his car require. _ - L 4 Fr INT!? L LIG BNCE. --otitis.-- • . ' • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jere 6. P ; CRiMIN AI. INFORMATION. A Man named John Roberts, one of - the persons *ho was apprehend( il ender the Suspension of the . Ambers Corpus Acts at Manchester, appeared on the fluor of the Coats, and moved for a rule to show caiiiq why a criounal Information should not be-filed agaitili , Vise , ,unt Lord Sicnouth, Sir Nathaniel Co. naot, Netlin, the constable of Manchester, and others, for fr•odulestly withholding from him cer. tont articles of -searing apparel and moneys in value shout sot. which had been sent to him while con fink' in the jail of Gloucester. The motion was founded upon ao affidavit formally put in, which stated that the articles in question had been delivered at the Police-6ffice at Manchester. The truth of this allegation was subsequently denied on applies * lion to the pantie' to whom it was said' the delivery it'd been -made. Mr. Justice BATIAY said. there was no ground . whatever for granting the motion. ' ,- illoberts said he would persevere in his applicatioe to the Court until he obtained restitution of his pre. petty ; upon which be-was warned by the Court that be mast take that consequence of any ;et which his own imprudence might render it necessary for the court to adopt. . - • . COURT OF ARC-IPA. ions 6. SURSISS, P. SWIGS'S. . ,;'his was sn appeal from the sentence of the Con. • eistory Court, Sir Wet. Scott having pronounced sen tence of divorce between Boys and Elisabeth Bur gess. The suit was originally instituted by Mrs. Eliza Borges, for a restitution of conjugal rights, on the ground her husband, Boye Burgess, Esq. had unjustly separated himself from her without Caw. The allegations of Mrs. Birgess to this effect Were met by a coveter-plea on the part of the hus band, in bar of her snit, praying to.be divorced from her, on the charge of an adulterous intercourse hay. fug laken.place between her and. Mr. Thomas Lane, a . /*Mg Gentlemen aged 24, and partner in the banking-hews, of Moffatt, Lane, Burgess, end Co. The crime was charged ins long detail of circumstae. Hal evidenee doting a visit of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess,. end of Mr. lane, at the house of Mr. Chamberlain,' of Rise, in Estes, abpst Chesalessa, 1814. Mr. endli Mrs. Bergen had timed together for a series of y ear s ,'l and had several childless, 2.0 f which, however, -only are sit tviaing. Aboat•the beginning of 1816 a formal separation.took place Ingmar. the parties. ' The evidence in support of Ile ndellery - being al together circumstantial and resumptive, Pas denied by Mrs. Burgess. tier owe ackeowledguseot, how ever, was pleaded to a certidu *gent; end It weir al leitvdthat Mr. Lane, in cousesuencw, withdrew him self from the banking-house, and, in order to break off all intercourse, embarked. for the East ladies, where he at present resides. Several circumstances were also stated, from *hick the crime was inferred, bet no express set was preyedlo have occurred. Sir W. Scoss had inferresiv boo the whole rig pow of presumptive •eVidePre.ill this . Care y that an adulterous intercourse must. be conClOdod • to have Viken place, and be therefore pronownced that the , 61 ' husband had.succeeded inosteblishiug the counter allegation, in bar of his wife's omit end decided :ac cordingly for that ',parade* soughs by the former." This stoles - ICP was now appsilletl.egaiast, and brought Ifito the superior Coertv, osvontato ground of denial of the 'clattery, and. SO awerm4nt .of there being in ' sit fficient evidence io sapport a that fact. 'The coed was this. day Oemipied in hearing the evidence in this interesting case, and the appeal was ordered to stsed'ever for argument. . • . On Friday Mr.. , Matter, of York:street, South wark, tad one of his. legs broken by a skittle4 . 4 ll , at the • Punch Bowl public-house, Questo.asiotre, in. isonsegience of incautiously. crossing the eklitle-• groan° while some persons were at play. wire _ r• ," ' ~~ , I • . N li t. . • . I L I- ~;. - • ~ '• j & • '• ... . - _.4.9 OF ,BIGIS IMITATION T 1 - . TH* LIMO V. W►IIGUT. The Defendant, Mr. J. %Vrigt- - and cordite, Lanibeth•alsrth, Wei& .varied with baying ono pound sit *thee Waves in imitation of tea hi .with selling some of this ume for , by be had ferteited 101. fox every harslet'', tea. He was charged on haring dled , leares resembling tea and a lets 1.10 sse►e fpr genuine' II . 11 (e n dows . was tinned on another in his possession 14oisoces of seed, Ind pulverised, resembling small • with gelling the same for genuine On the part of the Delendassii , egamitteci, • he said (het he took . when he let the shop to the Drfendsi were two parcels left in a driller , like .hy Chapman, which *ere not, appr— lieved the Defendant did nat . gionteats. He would not swear doted were the same. The Court convicted the Defendal tend count, and find him lot. • - Tut ALIN% V. sv TheDefendent, Mr. Bynham, dealer , itsiaing in Chapel•streel, charged upon information, in. several aunts, having is his possession t wefts,: pt'ends of imitative tea, made of Moe leaves. The Defendant pleaded guilty. The articles were proved to be au imilagioso of tea, and made of some kind of leaves, coloured and dyed, and the Defendant was .;onvicted in the mitigated penalty of 1701. • FA BRICATED COFFER. Ma IMO V. onattor• The Defendant, who resided in Gos**ll-street, in St. James's, Clerketswell, was chafed with having in his possession, and with selling, on the 17th- of April, a quantity of spurious coffee, made of burnt beans and peas, ground. . • The &wise Officer proved the seizure ; and the Defendant being called upon for his defence, stated, that the article was Jeft in his shop by the person who preceded him in the business ;-that he bad been only a few weeks iw the possession of• the shop, and was ignorant of the illegality of having vegetable powder in his possession. The - Court thought proper to mitigate the penalty of 1001. to 201. Tile SING V. IitRINV. • ' The Defendant, Mr. Hiring, • dealer in tea and coffee, residing in london•street, St. George's, was charged with hating a quantity of the aperient coffee in his possession. The Excise Officer slated, that be went to the Defendant's house and seized seven pounds of the spurious coffee; it was grain of some sort,turnt 114 .4 g round ie a mill : it was very offensive to the seen, and was very hot to the tumuli. There was no coffee am o ngst it. The Defendant said that it had been sold for years as vegetable powder, and he did not know he was suing wrong to sell it. . He did not think he was defrauding the revenue. . • Cohnsastonan.—" You knew very well you were defreuding the Public by selling them such a noxious lull poisonous article." Convicted in the penalty of 901. Tlit KING V. DANDO. Mr. William Dando, a dealer in tea and coffee, re siding in Oxford.place, Westminster.road, was charg ed with having in his possession, on the day mention ed in the information, seven pounds of eputioes teffee. The Excise Officer proved the case, and pro. duced the article which the Defendant sold for ge nuine. The Defendant pleaded guilty, and prayed litigation of demagog, iu consequence of having a large family, &c. Convicted its-the penalty of 201. THE KING v. Teulitt• • The Defendant, Mr. Terry, who resides in Os. tord-place, St. Georges's. fields, was charged with bat leg 7lhs. of the imitative ponder in his possession.— The Officer proved.ihn seizure of the article, which the Defendant sold for code., and deposed, that it was net .coffee, but something resembling it. which was very nepalatable to the taste, and very pernicious. The Commissioners expressed their determination. to prevent as much as postible the base practices which so long had been carried on by the majority of grocers and tea.dealers ; they said they were deter. _opined to protect the fair dealers, and prevent their being injured, by being undersold by illicit traffickers Is suck oozing. staff. The Defendant was convicted .b the penalty of 901. A publican was charged with having an increase or spirits. It appeared by the statement of the Officer ref Excise, that he gouged the Defendant's stock on the day mentioned in the information, and found a certain number of gallons. On the nest day be visit ed the pablican again rather unespectedly, and found the spirits increased.2s gallons in quantity. On tho former shy its atrenetheres No. 17, end on the latter' day Nd. 25. The Delendaat had only put 25 gallons of water to the gin 1:1 The whole was condemned and forfeited. The Royal George yacht is ordered to be prepared at Perfsmooth, to Gilead on the Prince Regent dur lag the summer. The honest, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con nected with the Medical Board for the cure of pre. sailing diseases, are manifested from the plane con ' fidence it has impaired. Since the Medical Board hes been established at Cherlotte.hituse. Great Charlotte streat, Bleckfriars'-road, and Wflodstack-street, Ox 'ford.street, spreads of Thirty Thousend Patients of "wheezes have been restored to perfect health, many of whom bad lingered for years ender the most painful and obstinate diereses, were pronounced Inca rible by respectalle practitioners, and several discharged fawns Hospitals. Such are the ',Pets resulting from combined .talents fl—Messrs. Cooties and Co. of ,birdicel and Surgical celebrity, arts* forty years es. perlewcw la this Mej re polls ; are contusive(' dell y at Isiah beases.ontil 'nil,e at night, avid the poor have Tires/lay, Thursday, and Sunday Harnett. Antal. twelve o'clock.- Patients' at a dig: ranee,, dieleibing their case, ivinnedisitelyattentipd i n . All.letters to be directed to Cbarfotte-horse, Black friars'•rood, bet.avee ate aanwered which do Dot con. tale a coanaltieg he. . ; . - Wor= . ofce, o f ri a ti. • •• ' • • • ' -: • ' . Sib Regiment of Drag o ons , Sharks H , Gehl. to be Conte,: by purchase, vice Dames. prommed.. - • .. •• . ~ 81% Regiment of Light Dragoons,-Cornet ,elegy Cochrane to he • bie siettiow. he purchase, vice Pith lege::: ono irtires.' Slat Corps of Cavalry, Amistent.ttorgeoa Jobe William Wat son, from half pay of the 38th Foot., to he aseistant-Surgeons i ilex Foitec, appointed to the sth I/ragmen Gpirds. 2d Regketeat of Foot, Brevet Major Peter O'Shanghtieboit. from the half pay sof the 191sA Foot, tabst Captain, vice Sir Free• man gallon, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Geutteman Cadet Robert Mitsty. froth the Revd Ml ' lhary College, lobe Ensign, atititostfehme. Bth Ditto, Captain Thomas H. Lies the 14th Foe/. to be .Casitain of a Cesspool. vitt Robt4t - itllatit °labia...eh° rem tiro upon the halt-pay of 1 be 14th Foot, receiving tie &fen. toe,. 10th Itegimeat of Foot; tleatlentanCedet W Min's Goode. from the Royal Military College. to be En.i.u, without - pannier.. 11th Ditto, Gentlettiatt Cadet Edward Moore. Rum tibr halal Military College, te E be .Mago. stithout purchase. . 12th Ditto, GeatleWmatliditelltaberi J. Curate, into tbelliyal •Military Volieseoa be*aaja; ethanol purchase. . '... i Quarter-Muster William i llreml,y. fetal the 4alflW of the fith t.oot, to be Quarter.naster, vice Lieorge Crabtree, *he di. . •• • ! themes. . . • • . 14th Onto, Caplets Thomas Hall. from the half gag 011ie Re. gimeut, 10 be Captain of u Cowpony (payii.g tie ditereace). • vice Ugh'. appotated 'woe 541$ Foot 15th Ditto, Guillemot! Cadet. Richard Battersby, from the Royal Military "left'. 1 0 he . ,,golign. without purcamr. ~. ; , . j 17th Ditto, tintitentsus t.MISP(J Oomph Carruttieriisoto Use PIK Military College.terbe Emilv; without plirenase. 241 b Ditto. Grommet .COM.Q•orge Murray. from the Royal. Military College, tub e Tatar, without purchase. , • 25•11 Ditto. To be Lieolealletant Ekstrom* . W illiain Anderson. *Ma the half-pay of, the !igloo:L. vice Kubert_Simpsost, who ea ehac es, rreeivilig the difference; I.4ntestatit Jolla • W. Plaikett., from the half-pay of the 50th Foot, vice-Psi t. H placed fa half-pay; Lieutenant SidnrjrNoldero, from half pay trf hut 10th Foot, eke Fleet Mood Ranstorne, eluted on ltalf-payS and Lietitensar Martin Nt•Leod, fricin Ittihad-pay ' at the lOth.tteglatest, vice Thomas White, placed upon pay. - • . 49111 Ditto, Geotiiisaill Cadet Daniel Vanderare. from the Royal so 'Military College, to be Resign; **Bidet purchase. 2101 Dino, Surgeon flaming Bulkeley, NI .13. front the half.pa3. af the 6`A toot, to he Surgeon, vice Barlow, wan ea ' ehatign. . 'lllll Ditto, Geodesist/in Cellet floater Hedain, frotn the RIO' Miiilary C011e.ge,. 1 4 , be Amiga, tritbeut purchase.. . .i. A 1/itio, Gricteuitto Cadet !teary' Coglitan, from theßepital • . Military College, to be Ensign nativist purchase. - I • Data, 'Gentleman Cadet William Henry ßogers, frail. de . Royal Military College to be Ensign, without purchase. Ilil Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Robert Taggart, bolo the Royal L '• Military College, to he Emig'', whboit pori hese. . 1110th Ditto, .Brevet Majog•Arthar. Morris, from the balf-pity-of the Yd Garrison Buitalitio, to be Captain of a Company, vice 1. vat , who exchanges. 56th Ditto, William °unary, Gent, to be• Ensign, by purchase, vice Chas•el. promoted. . . (ieutlenian Cadet It illiam Hewetson, from the Royal Military . College, to be F.n,igd,'w itbout purchise.- b9th Ditto, (katlentasi Cadet Alexander Norway, free the Royal' Military Cu;lege. to be huitga, without poreause. 62d I)itto. Gentleman Cadet George G. Wardeo, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 6715 Ditto, Geotlesnan Cadet Richard banns. from the Royal NI i li ary College, to be Losign, without purchase, 70th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet bear) Jell', from the Royal Mill= tary College, to be Emig*, liithost purchase. 85th Iliad, t..inign Robert Cole, from half:pay genie 60th Rol gluiest. to tie Eusign, vice Barter. who exchanget • 95th Inito; Lieutenant Donald Fergaisoo, from the lialitpay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Oct Job. Richard Joyce, who exchauges. Ride Brigade, Lieut. Wm. Fraser, from the half-pa y of the 9A foot, to be Ciente-sant, vice Jonatkaa Layton, Rime/el:Magi's, receiving the difference. . . - . ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.- •. • Lieut. G. Proctor, from she halt-pay of the sth Foot, to be Ad jutant, vice Abraham. promoted. MEDICAL. STAFF; •* '' Stai-Suigeon John Walker to be Deputy Inspector of. Hoeg!. tads, by Brevet. BR:EV-ET. ' . Captain Basel Harvey, of the Ist Foot, to he Major in the Army. Major Biel - Haney to be Lieutenaot-Colooel, epos the Con *meat of Europe only. *- BANKRUPTCY EaILAROP.D. • T. Thackray and It. littoral, Greenwich, lineo-dmpers,. from June 6 to Jule 2.5,..et Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ." E. Cocoa, Birchwood Park. Derbyshire, lime-burner. • BANKRUPIS. • T. C. Balky, Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Jane 19. to, July 111, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley sad Cu. Martin's-lane. Cannon-street. • 6. Jackson, Widegate alley , Bishopsgate...treet, baker, June 18, IS. July 18, at Guildhall. Attorary, Mr. Bailer, cambia, P. Oliver, Catdown, Plyiaoullo, Ship-builder. June, 16. 17, ilitly 18, at abe Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Atlantan, Messrs.; •Adlingtoe and Co. Bedford -tow; and Mr. Jactibuta, Ply.- Ismail. • . 4. Aspinsfl, Cumberland street, Curtain-road, stone-mimeo, jeer IS, 16, July 18, at Guildhall. Attoraey, Mr. Smith. Ilareard's Inn, Holborn. • I G. Hart, Norwich. iruntnnngi I, June 22, 29, July 18. ag o.. Horse Inn, Norwich. Attoruies, Messrs. Mar ilee Norwich; and Mr. Abbott, Rull's-yard, f,:mu., eery.lane. J. Nicholson and J. Brataa, Bow-lane. pia-mansfaciarrra; June 13; 16, July 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Green wood, Lawreoce-lane, Gaildhall. T. Yeates, Burdisleyi Warwickshire, pattea.iye.amaaufae ' turn, June 13. 20. July 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Me i veuson, Lincoln's Inn New-equare. C. Mackay Had 'l'. B. Birch, Liverpool, earthenware dealen, June VI 23, July 18, at the George • lon, Liverpool.. Am* pita, Mr. Litegory. Liverpool; . and Messrs. Dade and Co ?Migrate- place, Temple. J. Walter, Bath, cabinet-maker, June 18, 19. July 18, as the Full Moon lun. Bath. tau:irate*, Mr. 11.ght000r, Sevier yard; and Mr. Hisdpou, Bath. A. Brewer, Bath, dealer, June W. 19, July 18, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. Attoroies, Mr. Iligimittor, scutt's-yard ; anti . Mr. Hodgson, Bath. M. and T. Ilaslam, Britton. lonicaihire, lines drapers. Jung, 22, is, July 18, at the Bridgetiater Arms lon, hidachebter • Attoruies. Mr. Cunlitf. 54auchester; and Messrs. Clarke aid Cu. Chancery•latie. It. Bits, Cottle Eden. Durharn,rooperas roannfacin ter, Jut* 16, . 4 9, July 18,.at the Bridge lam Ilt•boosettriortath. Attar. roes. Mean.. Swain and Co, Frederick's-place, Old Je a ry ;well Mr. Law., Benderlehti. M. G. Om, Upper Norton-street. Mary !choose, stetrieisiiti", son, June 2.., 47, Jul, 18, at lieildhall. A tturitey, Mr. Cur lea, Bich street, Mary-k bootie. • - IfAttl'' Yor U. - 'fial/el4mpfau.,l.B 4 f mot k V _ , peteltrammekew..4; • • Airsokoaid K. Edbmidie.siorehotosithoo.Otwooomoww. • % • 11 . .re f t r soi-J. tit, sec and O. Clatkete' Dern , Wks - - - ' U. Mid ft.' Willarboa. i remelt,. Ildhisory fat is. Wolieriaglon. iSell-tripe- ((/twit ' ' .I•lloWifsiawirtrireD. Redwood. iv Worioinguni..l4 64 . vat .I_, llyakh. Threadiree.rle.* revs , pa.ent. eurli-mwrikremsmaN ii.w.....; !Ike hod J iteilibetty, Ilainsersehts, seestames-Ui. ' , sniff. Thorpe) kw Lien•areer. Clerkeiswelt. adolai - - -T aZ J-.T. Le Bret..ii and T. liotediek finsfek-Ilmfam-;11:-Josslia and D. Paul. Yarns, Y 'rkshire,surgeoos-T. lOW*. T. tie. ins, add I'. Walvli. /31aciarourn, lomeAshiva, haiktem-1. ad k. 'I boaxson. C. Greemwood. and A. litqlonsell, JIM c 0 rk.en0ne.....0. , L. wad C. Weddell. - Selby.. _ Milldam i s h is :t nierchus,-., j'... Pisan/we had J. iliti:os, Upwilma m Durham, flak-inimiers. k, .., The :Aferalie PriSe of litiGif, " fire )Ihg ige. a gi s t Jose Sibling. SOL '' f per Cot,' '' ' • ' • nterg i ge ericr,oi CAWS se INABLAKllkidelli - Lan, eat quarter, friars tae ltemasf, menial/ *iv yur-.. .. . : r - I% heat, Atye - Sisley. , Ws. i Weans. Prose. Oma r i . s. d. s. il •a. 4/, a. d.. s.' d.• wo 41 - ot . di *lll 11 lift C.l Bl WI .91 4 . . 56 .. 4 51 52 I 1 NI II - , _ PO LICE. .*: • ' GUS tbliALL.—Salariloy J. Starr vet i ver, •by *the Officers of the parish of St. Miry, , Aldromita. bury, olth deserting his wife end 11 baildies. :Ilia Prisoner wia•foroierly an opulent tradesman, is dig parish, hot within the last two yeirs' its * kit/ NSW Won illy exhibited a)Stens of mental 11,1VIrliget....1 A few months ago be commenced an acquaialasce iith a young (emote of respectability, who Intilwai (dn that he was worried until she had Hod with ININ it considerable time as his wife, dude; whit& time*, pledged, besides lii. own p• overt), Moots sniff article she poitgesited. 110 load, presarss I' Image% his wife, ri.duced•her arid the children almtwa .obliw gory. • The Magistrate reprobated the reettloot of the Prisoner, and, in return, was nalitilo by of. lA., with a volley of the grorbest ehisie, secnwpaio-d 04P i imprecations. 'He gave the Nash Wheels. toe i.. (filed, is reply to their charges that he mid .severe .., his family arid* aqoanderrd his property. tie soon*, that . he nos still • rich Man, and Cold at any tittle command 10601: There was, he said, solote'y, la Ablerovirt or Common Couorilmag he had Sot stun • peconiary.demind upon.—lie was taken sway U custody. Woavuts.rfaire—Oti Satorday iiwr . ' 'A i'liv•ot, 'charged with uttering a forged note are piblic!hisma at [lotion and William Weller, appestat/hailed al the 'Jacob's Well, Barbican, by Vann, ix resoliahle,ool,,lits . Luke's, with three forged notes in his possesmap, underwent am -ewantinstion. Oue of Ilse Inspegturn of dotes at the Bank having proved the said votes to be forgeries were committed. - Uolnd-itAtt..-.-On Saturday hoer .104 Coyer was committed upon the following charge:—ll 0.111 stated, that the Prisoner was employed by Messrs. Bowling and Co. wholesale druggists and, perfume's, - Southwark, as a journeyman. Saturday Mr. Boolt , ing detected blot in the act of conveying arasyllnall the prellsillef a pocket ion of perfumery of aerie's dries iption,. Heron, the coestable, teal lank*, and took him into custody. I)wring the time that . the Prisoner was undergoing an Osaininalittohnfoilt the Magnarates, ass officer was dispute)* . to, mirth his lodgings, and he there discovared a.. cart losii 0 p er ha i ttry sod permit medicines. The p(irpoffy,opa removed to the Office, and was ido!diord by Mi. Bowling as belotAtog.to idateelf and parluottle N, , .m...w.".....,...u......d............... 1)11..1) , , ...,0, .404:1i On the Slo ult., Nathaniel Fiend, Esq. et big sedlims Hitch's'. ~sire. -. . On Ilse Sd itot.. IS Keppell.4treet, Rissei‘spatlei. MN* ' , et!) MAMA. , ' - 9•l*'. , - = TII E ishtd repatstiptp. Main'. . CV RIU 4; aind• C.... ea.olobtegl with their .wrll-k'ltvla esprrienre loocress in the treatment owl eats of Lie t'et Inc c.mplontto. ealitles thew is soperhoerbliva anal a &clan,' preiertlice ober tiii ni ner pi scat toper*. Meese% Currie nod Coca reswiar 11sargenati; mod Mealier) of the Royal.C.dieem. of lA'S dos and Edinburgh; ottewtot to the Pah* the'ftelt qf thine years sorces-fol gor , ctice we the Alletfopolk, , wf•cre their inial• agent nod ...ire of Yerwreal (foomplototY. Nervous I:l4ititvi Vosmilat and *moon of the tivcaai. Slrltivn" Use UreOrst. &t. &c. Imo - premed uniform!. trionagobsitt. 111 alight and r• Croft r4.ef 0 .1 1 iut , etionu s perfect Case bream*** eJ In the shoot p-ried tif two (laws i and in thine C,..sre *fa • ota . eimpbeatied *beton writer Prtoctitioners Loot. fail& 4 seems. it proper perievetath their Oat of ireottaral it*D sure* to the. P•otoent a tdotod nod per feet se-eonitiliLlinielit. .111 Nervous 14ebIlity, whether predueed y roottivfol *senses, S, lagoloodersoe erjoyolores of vesomial plensarso.ity 4= . and over studinos habits, or by any other close, the Id • they prescribe w ill ptodpre tioe liappieot elltxt4, is improvisf evert beaky tooth of hod • and Wfind. Several flottleteroildt! Gentleaseit of the firos re.pertatoilltv o , have here stonier the tom of Messer. Carrie and Cu. lisr th e removal ot CY/004 1 1 4 ' 'anti Strict/toe., ..sd havina received a radical perwovasesavore. request that rdt 'new* env 'be twde ' as o.•ti.filetory c.idegres sar She • Art ketfe.s , soperierilY if Cat rie had Co.'s pi ,n of tremolo,* g onto/ the-e Geo tattle hisdilitictiorr. from left to twenty roam, nod held der she more of Mew,. fleottivaleo and 00111 4 „__s r d e "''' dr Mita' elaiernre , who attempted he care- 10% the •.tohlw of the LU,,'r Camoie. wit:toot gooreeet. themm. Carries slimy be mystified by either yes,. wok oh.. great's. -/r llrerer v ,ll " ll-1660nac s at Mese a!tese. his .107. 4iistiotolgartieso.-7 • I'aticats is Ike country ore rtgpae4 od to Mate the pa'' eulArs ottlibir ease, gir t and tenet:Ll lt,bot of elostos • teektitore foe . adiriee sod- noedirtnes. when 'the viii he &i' nr sent to their pies of tile his dOOO. To 'hag 'carry air vasetogill is, Nee Widelltaki g. she pooi ettevs way beaddid to.tb• 'aerostat for torditi.go tpharbMel• v . l_l- ow v. a • , •'•fto IRON: l•stilttii•r. kir D 6uv*KLL• Urrics, Ns. 1, Salisbury-Cori', FlCel4litt. . . , • • , . ‘...........-,' , . • . . , • , . , • _ . . . . . , 'Tilt sgtArr I.IAN . ......... _s_ - ................„. _.,1, . . A 4 l .i liiiiile4 - Memo, er Werril;;rpri. 4 . § ..' ''' •.. ' Et, • Jug* 6. - limn darkora, Marc i isarl lia n ss i • - imit l iw it ...." 6l 4 FA** . ' r em it LONDON G l itz's gt .ev" .7. -.,. 4 g i ii ;Itii as obai ' - i-Ot Arailr- kilibitiiii74W 4 J -....iiiii...- . • -v. , • • ..Joni Ckasibirisile r i-kfict; lam II: , , lik4lll464oiri •- • •• • 1 t.o. RA: • '• • .L. . DAY WEND:. (LOUT. • ' itarrieekoo,-,falceiseea going; bite - wreerhOlt: len _ _„: Jog II; 3. Albaank. Boa.. fe/4; ferret -hive, right, a dealer hs • tea . Tkersdey :Writ theftol IStriliftf..for• ; O'er!' 14 " .l i rl f ralsreseNs-odarty fl,.(tAl i taw timi l y 56 4 . - c a .: l "lift•uk: reitminster.road, wits illeltheve the rrifteviver Stile' Hilb*liiiha o ol; l4o ? e f e l ek r" - " mie .th -•* • 1 911 6 e• Neetoove..itirsursr.iar 7" t iA . . . . •t- 1 trobts. Millore thi‘es...porsi-mitehteg - ' l 4, / $ .4 . l' . sit eine.% of slue std is kV, Me net the eery. r‘ ~,m. ~ . 1 4, 1 . 401 46.. w ,0 4 Di t rki. g , 4160,..— j u t , 4, A„, i g. e i i v r taiw Lk 4ot . end` The Loan rower* hist silk• trio or ila h i m i . possessimi 4 4, 1 _ h • sr,.. 1. , • ‘,...... Meet. kishimort. inks J. lo i5., 1 .1. 1 „ 00 6. Imure ,. Jim it : .• Al o• It . 41 " , weillie,ool, Mrs*" hoick or while 14 •`''• W.dtrosas.‘elock.larsie. Iterhalii-igroeri. lirC.f.6l/lif ftflef e.. T 4 r genishie tert,'Wgi : -. ape tipuits. - : • ry pound of se s. • Umiress-Wlitibilitiportistitiabblei, rierahtliglhr . •;.." ..: tige S'i ' l l i% 411:e iertimit l"8" 01 4 44 . 4 Pui* .t. T. .bo it rti a..- Illi ll s 4 ::. ..1 411 `,.. t 4 "'' at : 7 4 .. on another toessiiiith The Gemir m" ft wear " IP ° . 11 " aasiga i fri "; " 6r F laru ifiate•Vet've'- - hav dte- -As OM J. krilsoi, tirro t .r- 4 h r LL lioesi. Mark swot or beetles. --.- shire. Needle-oaken, -.1 law MN A, th... 14. Kir • Loa . . ...... la in kis poessisicitt, Umeresa , ...Chey Croaks. . - .•, •, .. . • ; : !'t 0_... ...L '"- t.rhiwe- 1 / 4 0:••1.ilmee, tilussev-tuae, sarrebiatt- - .. a . ermine tea. The *De. The Court to cheap the seaming es. Itiers,g . 4._ ,fti e po s tal, drouhe . r. 4 ale.. i s. e ars * . „ A .. "' i f4 1 :.2 . „ . ' • Oletualter-LJoilie VI. W. Mlle, &rostarrort4e 4 1 1,,, -- ,„,.. --- .7•,, 4 . ter cooed, with baring the Hills loaf. viz-:•-• awed, dyvd,coloetedt - The Leek* tir Wear black silk )ii : Velve . .t. billiii02,1110112*; l'• 1 04 4 * Pirkiossoi - s.• helirkgre•,llllol64,l3,ki l k, ii i . rim see tteeets. or ph& white., we VAirte aid Apite t ot whit!, 4 ra lk:e 6 fil 8. " 1 " 8 " 1,4 , 10 'e. be•Wletr-Joiwn t I li II lee, °r tea dusts au.. ilea sitveritiaffs.widi blac k ribbon: . • • KAA41114,„: grow -16,e 59. J. si.a44, 14 . 0r. i ' i ll 0 4 b lie tea. . Theilluillerees to weer black Coals. add black or plain While. ''e t o 4ll " -4 4. u !qe. 11, S. s"Ps ll6 % liali C. 1 0A1 1 .0.1! ft." ai. . ' M' 'Crabbed as t *reef, filz4stviers- J ive 9 4 - ' • a, a f . wooed, „twat snort, sot becks . . .. . street. ishat-rocson-4 sue 2, 12..P•110.1101, ••• 1 il Or whiwitii*Stold..or ••white and silver attar waistcoats. fall '.. . ~.•" j • 1 ilier. b., 4 4, h. , stock •for Mr. Defendant, kid there wareinniseironr.• of A na n o r o l r e s ti in .S;nday, the 21st inst. the. Court to go, oet badger- J* " l7 i IP * 11 L,:. 54114 ". 1 ,;,,-. .. 644 i• Ofilistert motti.se a t ". i s il . _.... •J • e g 4.14 Oki Arnaigi4ol6 *i; .:' 1.1 '" .' . • 7 , eutike those prodeced el Notice is hereby giros, that Nor days , Of the *beet w• 1611 01Cosiwilah Made -rAt• -14, 11akiw• loarrimier i l‘o appraised, and he bo • lboudery; . . i —T. ho roisells, Mersclet er • a , - - • mourning will be for his Isle Highness fhe Priam e w it „ ti .t ionti o . abitiwtio .. ... r. lietc . 1 .4 1 ,22.. ra ss -ri g ti kiln w what Were , their -vial* ii i• Conde. • ...,.. ~ , -,-, ' ' wadi, aarhorositir- A. C.. bew.-Tobsoi.11•11.• yilb4 r - . . -F. 11. Kosaldii,. Easier-law, wagrewuseursa-W A . g ket; „. a the two parcels pro. , - Fureign-Odfice Jame 4. • . .. , _, 4 '°., : ...maachemei , e's" . ‘4bie - „,it1ig0"....,„,, - "i• A.144,..at i w • •6l •....noevoicrobare • efendasit upon the se. • Ws Ro#ll Highness tkr I:ritice •tti*ent liti .„ . bsieh . , l i os h im bi re , .ffax..:resie t"er ri...2i.bigisif . --f- " * . Ari tll i - liost• - J pleased, is the name and 41 the behalf of his Mgrs . - miller-IS. II Nerds, MeorelreSter. faeuir.,- - J - 7 -4 ' • 4 1 in HAM. try, to approve of Mr..E. Parodi, as Consist at at: TyleVoetrish.• Derbsahire, 'arresic-seilK4.l4 - , t i i , W—s..feets; . tirter A t, Glevabiktbblos - Ate, isi, • limey sod tea. btaitat our the Grand bake of Tutriany. . ItikitTNSltotit tatt tostritetatiik ..... • . Per, Weirminster,•oss lr .i "3_, gad O . Lemtluet A Iluve.. wooleihdrom,..l 41 , di r 1 - . MILITARY raualanass. • • ilia T. OLIA.' Mbhitii taw K ahead Igr several counis,- with the t+~ll RRof ✓oil Ilia II AO% Ike" 'II krill •e -4 1 tergefed Ifientio• • g Co. e ▪ parto Ile. f' ir •., law* g • el 7. Hof' N i i-stree. ti A 1 1 3 1 _ i . 1 ~,. ' A' 14 r -