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0.--- •~-- - ~-T..~ - ~~~ ' T' ITT7 I . _----~.- ...~t- • A 5 te•*`• -.! - .; , t.14.-.; 4 z'snivrer:m ' 7ll l l - Aitxou,a .: Tht (mita umano ! NUMHER NEw QUA DRILLF.R...—Tbis Day is . pablisbitd, In J. POWER. 36, Strand, The ROYAL I.:AR AMS* QUADRILLES. composed and arranged i with Vice Accom p a siments. by J. Parry, pries 35.: the Fgures ht Messrs. Colinet. Michas, sad —ML SA k i th dEY o f QUADRILLES, as danced at Alma, Re., with Filar Accompaniments, price 4 8 „—alt0 sa t to 16 of t h, s ix,re Quadrilles, Wag the whole of the Qtead t,n,,.taaced this fleasoa at Carlton Palace; the Patine's, Rri:hton ; Almades ; the Nobility's Balls, die. itc. WATS, ISt sal wade is a superior moiler. from tho very best Sazooleilltb. from 31. to*. Kb. : good Weal of Coglaud, osperibte. any ooloor, el. 10s. to g. ; treat second, el. tog. les.; pose owls. hood with en. ilk. 31. to 31 Ilk. • box pots sod obr frost 31. toy.: Korsoysere breeches: 18s.•• very blot .11101, pu.; fosbiosable trawls', Ins. to IL Ulm woisinote. bs. to 156.—Tbe above pries. are for 'imirsonts Node toopgeto to i.tratere. warranted, is point of fart... dotth trookotan- X;p. s ad materigt. , equal loamy boons et tbe v Po* sod of rho tom. To rereboolo, eaptobss, %gm ;Ogg a g e ig 1:03 of /skier oet s oproutity of soolllolll6lore dollso is prize will be maw. A Woe sod gribloodde mt.rtot of geotleoteo's and boys' dodoes eaosterily we sole, at J. ALSEKT's dodoes waralsottee. 47. Yblo4treet-hilt_ lot ts doors from the Molonsent.—For ready setstov only. ESSENUB OF SHRIMPS. the increasing dewed of this much ad. 1: sorol baste for all sorts of Fish, te. it has iedueed I:‘e Proprietor, HENRY rowzu., at his Wholesale Oil sad !tams Warehouse, Si, Newpte-straet, (where the Trois may be supplied with this and all ether Gentiles, Sumas, Pickles, Ike,) to return his most grateful schools- Irdstersts to the Public for their klid paltranarre, and et the saws Mee hero leave to acquaint there that It Is sold by all tte Oil and Italian Warehouses in Londe°. and by one or sore respectable spats in every town throughout the t sited Kingdom. Maims. noes is gamine unless signed "Moore and Sok" sae the Proprietors' seal roe the Cork. To Hercbsets, Contains, and others. It is partieelarly re remosettai for sthipplng, as it is warranted to keep in any dhow. tCONOMV IN DREGS.—CHARLES and Co. TAILORS and TIRMICIIIIS MAKBRIL No. 181. P r LUT4TIIIIIT, two eon west of Vetter-lane, respectfully Wein the Noblemen end Gestieses. they as have a Feshiseehie Us es/ well-sesde Cost, olio best gaped se MOS. So sesserwe Gen U. Ills. Y. N. Illee or itisek IL ids. to U. Ws. dd. Omega Coat 21. 10e.— Liao. Pease end Velvet Caller. U. U. to U. 18s.— Kew) sere Or doff Troweerrels. to Ns bait of Livery, essplese, U. Is. to ii. Ns. Bd. Boa. Ashes. odd Fashion able Oviviitg Casts; Visiting end Treviess Cleats. Shoot- UV Jackets. Vedas Gentlemen's Belte sod Childress' Dnotto, elegsetty wade. C. volt* ee‘dleetteg their hegira% on Reedy-Messy :4 11 = 01, Oldie* to eider these Artists. et the above sad sultuesehle set Is be excelled kiln fis 4 Var Wart IDA; ads AMA, being wade ender iut r r tajmiiiie flespectlon. Oretionvo telead va res at their own flosses, by direct ing* Letter, post Observe the Number is 181, Mese ' greet. 001:14GAWIZarivi:UltSITURE.—Seve k IA eV uluniver ate at Oserserted Alm% Mitaresilab OIL -street, —S ew of WM/gm 1... Ws Oinks bey adapted for large dinligp.Mlems end elegant drawing. , rooms. A large assosamnlit gide! Swished Chimney, Peer, sad them! hoses, IMMO/ Glasses of superior colour and briilisacy ; the prices reined beyond all former precedent. Plate films for Wisidellth Carriages, tc.—This article .ray Mal be maanfactared no high as 1110 by 7a Inches, ISM by OD, go M say ;lien dhosseises. Noblest., Geoliolank lins:=. Proprietors of Hotels sal deem will Ded W ge deserving attention, frets its eziensiveVariety tifemeelleatCabiaetandosirWork. Tberpliolatery arrangements display some mew simens of manlier nretaessand elegance, with the still grader advan tage of ecoacialy in the charge. Poraltare delivered to soy part of the couatry, without n-k of iejorr or espenca of packing. tfitt,UOU for First Draws Prize ! 11TARTIN A !in Co. 8. Cornhill, and 120, Oxford inreet, reepeetfully Worn their Friends and this Plastic, that tin Neer Lottery begins Drawing 20b of THIS WtNTH, FEBRUARY. The Scheme contains FIVE Prizes or filktinUf. besides Petwnly other Capitals, All Start hie Money sod aut Tw.s Blanks to a Prize. MARTIN ASO l'o Shared and Sold the most estraordi airy Prize ever drawn, No. 261, a Prize of 40,110111. as first dries it was entitled to both the 20,0001. Prizes, being ALL that were in the Wheel. AteltESSliD with a past and butane sense ofl the calemitoes results arising from the Injudicious treat ment ss; a terrain malady, contracted in a manner too well known to require a conquest, and often entailing on its un happy %jabs a series of distressing and almost insupporta bit alkiritons. Dr. MDT respectfally calls theetteetion of tense interested in his peculiar and most effectual method of core, unlike the edverttsing empiric of the day, or tit s equa lly criminal cooduct o f th ose " w h o h o ld t h e wor d o f to dle oar and break it to our hope." Dr. Lady el not pro m* to pledge infallibility in every dostniption edemas, bat as tar u hams aid, assisted by medical and gargled skill can be applied, be pro•nises R certain, speedy, and perma nent restoration; having made every rpeeles of Syphilitic truth's, and its various train of diseases, the primary objects gilds professional studies, and being flattered by the tnurs osedart mous which his accompanied his mods of trust meet daring the course of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer, with the fullest confident*, pretensions at ones the most hopeful and encouraging. Ineemerable In stances cam be addoeed illustrative of the superiority of Dr. lady's system, which had bees found to prevail. even where rsanect talent, retained by public institutions, bad proved ittelfertnal. In addition to those consolatr advan as, Dr. Lady will be fouud eritniiiv fortunate in re o vi y siog the slumbering and debilitated onernies of the faunae eonetite tion, which embitter, and, If not timely arrested, frequently tender a4ctory the very principle of existence. FrON this titlol3Utt Nilte of inanity sod sterility, by re-animating the frame cod affording tone and etas; city to the relaxed organs. Dr. FAdy is i.aep) to convey the most positive assurances that the sufferers of both 4%1'1- may be rescued; a steady ferfreenteee In the means dictated being only required.— Lady is consulted daily, at No. 2d, Dean-street, Soho, lone end of Dean -street, hobo. leads out of Gerrard -sued, lately opposite the General Two Penny Post 011ze ; the ether end int o O x f o rd-street, and is opposite Mead-st reet), hf patients of both sex.--conntry letters meet respectable ereetion In return of stseondeo' 4l . _ - SpECIFII teas ever NO brontht into use by the " Preh-sora of Sledirine, to equal PERON'S Celebrated and tarot: parable FRENCH PILLS, for the speedy, safe, and '''renal CURE of I e.rtein dimrder, in ill its Insinuating forms, and the aMignanr sin! dektractive Ravages it daily makes on the iiiirae Frame; but, litippily„ these Pills Care in so short a and in so safe acid easy a manner, as to warrant him , tell tall COUradence of success, that I llutfkof Mosso slap be left in the s)stern. These Pills are . 0 44 ;:, B oxes. at 2s. 9d., at 43, Liquorpond-street, I,on ih„ b ut it he preferred, th e D oc t or engages to here 16a i „_"'t ukraul• br ti siiputated sum. or return the M one y ; ao there be Nu Cure, there will be No PAY. e. Ttip Pei Car e d without washing or anointing, by melting ouly, pric e 24,9 d. LONDON, BATUADAY, PEBRUARY 9, 1822.: " The Cates* for which HAiIPPRiIi Jett ix the held, cad es 'the SeaffuM!" This day was published, In Three Vols, Ift•e. pike IL Ia in boards, SIR W YLI IL of ibis ILK. Primed for T. Cadell, In lb. Strand I asd Brick• wood, at Edinburgh. Of whom say also be bad, by the use Author, I. The AYRSHIRE LIKIATEES. Mato. 7s. la boards. 11 ! Ai\lw Of the PAIIISVI. - limo. Ssi le hearth._ Vile day were published, price Ss. in boards. L ECTURES on PARABLES selected fro. die NEW TESTAMENT. By the Author of "Geraldine." Printed for T. eadell, In the Strand ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whammy she be had. 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Taavns.ce, consisting of heetheee Betreeto of the bent Madera Tia Milers in every Coantry of ,the wild, Illaitrated by 100 RnpraVhirs. chiefly from Ori ' wisps. By Samuel Prior, Editor of all the Voyages AIWA World. pries lOa. ed. In Red. s Lime Fe "ovens. Dlt LIT ZS ATUR et or Moit•Le, per N. Noel et de la Plies. A Classical Collection seed le the University of Paris and other Universities K Free" prke 71. 6d. bound. IMMO /or Sir Richard Phillips and Co. London, and to bo bed of ill Booksellers. RICHARDSON. 000DLUCK and CO. respect tally acquaint the Public that this New Year's Lot to", begiss Drawing lath THIS MONTH. FEBRUARY. TEE SCRIM' CONTAINI b Prises of 120.000 6 Prizes of 21,000 6 Prizes of 2.000 110 Prises of 600 With Fifty other Cephalic. ALT. STERLING MONEY—AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A Faux . Tickets and Shares, in e.riety of Numbers, are wilier, by RICHARDSON. OtlitliDLUCK sad Co. at their Old Esta blished Office. No. 103. Rank Building s.Cornhill. Mr. Serjeaot HVLLOCIE prayed the Mount of thr Court out the defendant, who was convicted before Mr. Jutice Hustorn at the a‘sizes for Llocashire, on an indictment preferred against him by the Society of persons calling themselves " The Constitutional Association," of an alleged seditious libel contained in " Carlile's Address to the Reformers." The Judge's report having been read, affidavits were pat in on behalf of the defendant, urging three principal topics in mitigation of punishment:- 1. That he was wholly ignorant of the nature and tendency of the supposed libel. until after he was io dletesi.-2. That he had sustained great prejudice on his trial by the conduct of Mr. Charles Murray, the Solicitor and Secretary of the Society, in circulating a paper addressed to the Magistracy of Lancashire, who were likely to serve on the Jury who tried him. as Special Jurors, describing him (though not by nawe) as a notorious vender of seditious p•b:ications in the town of Slanchestcr: and-3. That he was simple, honest, industrious, and inoffensive tradesman, who by his exertions had long en•leavourrd to main tale his wife and • large family of Want children, by his trade of a fustian cutter, and selling aeospapers and pamphlet. on both sides of political questioce. to such customers as chose to give him orders for the procuration of such publications. There were no affidavits in aggravation of punish ment. Mr. Suomi am (with whom was Mr. JEMILL - 11 Evans) addressed the Court with his usual eloquence and ahi lity in behalf of the defendant, and reiterated, in forci ble languacr, the topics urged in the affidavits pro duced on the part of the defendant. He dwelt upon the fact sworn to (and which he sild coul , t not he con tradicted without font perjney). that Mr. Mit ray, the Secretary fur this Society (which solid ht to supersede FIVE OF - 110:0601: MONEY.' &ND J. SIVEWRIONT are highly pleared SP • at the public approbatioa of the New Lottery to be en 96th TNIS moNrit, possessing not oely of.. .. .. . .Z 20.000 of bet SIXTY-FIVE of 1.000!., 6001 , to. den. being more than Doable the number of Capitals in the Lottery. which es titles ittegreeterestiosation.—Thereare not Two Illaolt4 to a Prize ; and as the Find-drawn Prize will have 90.0001. Money more, they request their friends to be early in their purchases at 17, Connell!. 11, Holborn, and IS. Haymarket, Lon de*, when they Sold h Shares. IR the LATE CONTRACT, 4,411, A Prize of 225,1100! he. he. to. and ea the last Day of Drawing last Lottery, 6.710 £2OO 600 I fi 17,er vuo 41 4 ,41t ri et i s and Shares may also be had of their Ageets is theCottatry. riverrionaiesehofaetion tits plain-avinpiad kakis. ser Lotteries gams to persons residing in the ecoantryry. has induced T. BISH to repeat it in the present, entreially as be had been so fortunate in selecting, for advertised Numbers, so many Capital Prises. The undermentioned Tickets are reserved for such persons as may order them ; and as many of the numbers, formerly advertised, were ap proved by various individuals in London, it has been thought advisable, for the convenience of the Public. to Mise part at tbe east and part at the west end of the Town. The follow ing may belted in Whole Tickets, noses. Quarters. F.ighths. or Sixteenths, at BISH'S Offices, 4, Conduit, or 9, Charing- Crows t— _ _ 1469 1463 3431 3130 6760 6744) No. 713 2602 9710 2706 4473 1461 No. 712 No. 711 9706 No. 666 4174 No. 0147 No. 0161 3233 2706 3227 3296 1404.1 No. 669 1498 1467 67443 1499 6748 3235 4172 6747 sots 151166 3216 3917 1466 4471 2663 The present Lottery commencer on the 26th of Tats MONTH, and contains Flex Money Priers of 20,000/. — Seventy other Money . Capitals—Nut Two Blanks to a Prise—No Stock Prizes—No Classes—Every Ticket drawn singly, each deciding its own fate and nu other. Prompt Price : Ticket . . . . . £l9 IS 0 Half . .£lO 17 0I Eighth . . 15 6 Quarter . . 5 9 0 Sixteenth . . I 8 0 la last Lottery Bien sold 15 Capitals—the whole Lot tery only bad 33 :!: •.• Letters, post paid, duly answered. ~a• PRIOR hirVIEV - - seam the ancient constituted authorities of the realm), bad indn•triously endeavoured to show his zeal for the Con stitution, and his love of justice, by polluting the very sources of justice, in the diseemioati .n of such libels upon the character of the enfortunategefendant, as colld not fail of prejudicing him on his trial. Anther topic which Ite urged was the opisressive.operation of this proceeding upon the defendant in a pecuniary point view. The indictment had been foetid at Sessions, but the prosecutors had removed it into the County of Lan caster, lost as if the object of conviction could not have ►een as well effected by a Manchester Jury as a Jary Alf Lancashire, and a conviction having been obtained, he was now dragged before the Court at a moat ruin ous expense to receive its judgment. If the Court, seder these cirettaistanees, aboold think any farther punishment necessary, he was Mite persuaded they would take these facts into their serious consider-aims before they awarded a eantetroe, wide% if severe, would afford a sort of triumph to three paenisi tittpportets of the Conatitntiee, which could not fail to be offensive to the common feeling of the British natioa, as well as injurious to the real objects of public jerk,. Or. Serjeant Hcutora spoke in aggravation, and Meementest on the enormous tendency of the allegesl libel. The Count ordered the defendant to he committed to the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea, aid be brought up on Monde), to receive the judgment of the Court. IN THE MATTER OF C. MURRAY, GENT. ONE. &C. Mr. Rom, renewed his application tu•day against Mr. Charles Murray, the Attorney for the Society styling themselves " The Coostitational Association," calling upon him to slew cense why he uhoeld sot pay over a large sans of money which he bad ceceited to the nee of client, employed by him 1 years since, and to render as account thereof, sod why he should not deliver op certain deeds and writingsee longing to the parties interested. Mr. Mt SCRAP. who wet 11.11SOSIfi. interrupted the Learned Conrad, and complained that the motion should be made in the absence of his Counsel, the Solicitor (I 1, who had left the Court. Mr Justice HATLEV repriManded Mr. Murray, and , told him not to interrupt the Learned Counsel, who bad a right to make his motion without disturbance.: Mr. Murray, as an attorney, roast know that it was highly indecent and improper to interpose in this Mr. Moan ST again interposed, and sohjected him self to the animadvanion of .he Learned Judge, who Wintered to him that if he email nut conduct himself with deteney and proprietyite elan ado,' other also , from towards Ma. r — ler.lirerca site& bad originally Made this ints tion before Mr. Justice Barr, who desired that it should he mentioned% full Court. Several days had since then elapsed, and the Court being otherwise occu pied, he bad noopportonity until now of mentioning the case. The Solititor-General had applied to him in the morning, to let the case stand over until to-morrow, bet he bad replied, that be could not, consistently with his duty to his clients, postpone the matter lon ,ger, however he might wish to accommodate the Learned Solicitor as a matter of personal courtesy. The Learned Solicitor then said, •` that he should leave his brief in his bag, and that Mr. Murray might deliver it to any other Counsel he thought proper." Mr. Master again interrupted Mr. Retch, sad said that this case bed been decided at Chamber* before s Judge. Mr. ROTCn denied the fact. Mr. MUERGT said the fact was so. Mr. Justice B —Upon my word, Mr. Murray, this conduct is not to be borne. If you repeat such Indecent conduct again. I shall be obliged to— Mr. Miriam begged pardon. Mr. 'hrrn then proceeded to state the circum stances of allegation 'pint Mr. Murray. Ten years since, some Americans had employed Mr. Ibler ran to conduct an appeal in the Admiralty Court of England, against the condemnation of a vessel of theirs in the Vice Admiralty Court of Barbadoes.— It was priced by the records of the Admiralty Court, that the sentence of condemnation had been.re versed, and that Mr. Murray had received several thousand pounds on account of his clients, but bad not fully accounted fur the same, although itces•antly applied to for that purpose. Mr. Murray. however, slid not think proper to pay any attention to these applications. The object of this nsnion was to re quire bins to give an account of lees and disburse ments in the suit, and also to deliver up certain deeds in his po ion. The Court (Mr. Justice Bayley and Mr. Justice Holroyd present) immediately granted a rule to thew cense. inn WINO r. DOLBY. 'Mr. TTN frau, obtained a rule to spew cause why the Corober for fsliddlesez should not strike a Special Jury• for the trial of this prosecution, a former Spe cial Jury struck by the Sheriff baring been quashed. indictment came on to be tried some time ago when the array was challenged, on the groaed that Sheriff liseratt, who struck the Jury, was one of the prosecutors. The indictment was preferred by the Corstitutional Association, of which Sheriff Oar ratt was said to be a Member. REDFORD V. BIRLST To the causes tvh.ch are pending for outrages committed on individuals at the Manchester meedog. Mr. Evans prayed the Court to 6x a day for the demot ion of the rules alai which have been granted ; ►et Mr. Justice Bayley said he shoed be happy to ac cede to his request, but could not do so nit!, justice to others. Mr. Scarlet:, who was engaged in t►e rams. might bring them on early almost on say day which be might ehnttse. SClClDl.—Tbursilay afternoon a person of gentle manly appearance, about the middle ■ge. hailed • Waterman at Bankside, and required to he rowed as far as the Cu.tom•hoare-goay. When ah.mt half way . between the Southwark and Loud )n Bridges, be sud denly plunged into the water sod tuak. ~.~tJ.c...y . miliii . - • k ~• .. . < . _~. :~ ,•i . . • .~ , I 1 I i~