The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-19 00:00:00

WESTERN CIRCUPILIP:nicri sii7trtrt, :ruse Last night the Judges appointed ibr this Circuit, Sir J. BURIOJIGH and. Sir J. litesaanson, arrived in this town. This morning they went to St. Meerice's Church, as the Cathedral Is still tinder relish, and beard an "rell•nt sermon. preached by the Sheriffs' Chaplain. Justice Ruressugh afterwards eat at Hine Prise, and Juitice Riebardsoe presided in die Crown Court. The Common Jury coulee were tried today. "Arran V. /105111. Sergeant Pitt said this was an seems brought b the plaintiff, to recover damages for the injury w.hieh hosted sustained by his heels/ been forced to quit his lodgings by the defendant, and it was a cause it, which be did not doubt but that a useful lesson would be • given to Cite keepers of lodgleg house, at the waterlog places.- The plaintiffis a clergymen, a magistrate, sod a married man. who some time Ante, in coast gnome of the illness of his lady, west for the benefit of the air and sea bathing, to Southampton. Where, in nu evil hour, he took lodgings at the boyar of the de fetichist, a tradesman In that city, at a rent of 1001. per annum. Here he resided with his faaally is qdlets nes., until irwas deemed necessary by the defendant to repair and paint the house, when. as Mrs. Loran's health was too delicate to Mar the effects of neerpaine r the plaintiff welt °vet With 'her to the Isle of Wiens • lint the defendant, who did not wish at that time to Inre such lodgers, engaged to let them the apartments for one whole year after their return, which soot pieile on the 4th ofJalg following. Soon after this. 'olio far, the Royal Dukes visited Southampton, and the doo, Pendent, perhaptemmeirlog that he could gets leiglewl rice for his newly-embellished lodgings than be bad Le had agreed for. or that it would be es his ulna tare to get , rid. f his lodger, commetteed a eerie! of attacks anon the plaintiff, for the purport, of obliging lion to quit, and adopted a line of eotscloct towards him. which no language could adequately describe., The defentlant'a first attack, woe by taking off the knocker of the street door, which obliged all visitors to hammer with their fists fur admittance--en insult to one in the habit of receiving visits from persOns of rank. The defendant followed this up by cri.ting nfl all the bells, and Mrs. Laytou was subject ed to the vulgar derision of the defendant's beesebold, or bearing her jerk the loose wire when attempting to ring fog her servant. He even went so far as to refuel the admission of the plaintiff's coals, which could only be rot into the house by . meow of a nansiable. He puree. 'lively deprived the family of all necessary evil verienees. aid sueeeeded, by a series of insults and ea r ortnces. )11 driAng the plaintiff from the . lodgingii. malt was for the injury sustained in ,eioaseq ihat the latter now sought to recover 'damages. They must he aware how much the delicate health of a lady mast be injored by ber hiring beets kept in a coo tinned state of tever,ity such insults and annoyances ; lot ti*e plaintiff ooty asked for tech temperate cis mares, as, with the costs, would make tire dedlesiast sensible that such sentinel could not be repeated with impunity. plaintiff's son was tailed, aid be proved the prinripal frets of the ansoyances ; the feet of thole Cot g off the ioivii i kri cutting away the beaks triligit, hr firs. Layton wee gigged. %hen takes 1N toe eat rp the •is from the bottom of the halms:Mid also, upon the slightest occasion, to call wad bawl 'mos the top to the bottom of the house. before any attend ance could be obtaioed. The stair-carpet aid the Poor-clod were also tikes tp, and by a series of at tacks of. this nature; the plaintiff was obliged ta take another locking stun advanced retool 1401. pis au rem. the rent *of that is question having been 100 L Tbt physicist' who bad 'Reacted ea Mrs. Layton, statPcl that that lady had been greatly throws back in her. health. by the treatment which she hod received, And the wham utilised, for her safety, thttehe should be removed to other lodgings. Mr. As.ask, on behalf oftbe defendant, said that the rcr.oval °tibia noisy announcer of company. the krecker was realty a thing of which a sick lady ought Tot to complain, neither ought the 'pleintlif to have Leers angry that in the dog days, the carpet bad been taken up, and Jim lie had a clean washed door to walk upon instead. The Jury should apportion the damages to the inconveniences sustained, nod that was too &Ping to be worth mention, much less to be made the remand of an action like the present, for the only thing which deserved to be at all considered as an is c,ir venience. was the removal of the hells. They ought vet to take into account the additiotial price paid for the lodgings, which the plaintiff uas obliged to pro cure after his removal, as these lodgings had the ad vantage of bein situated in the, most fashionable part of the town , Justice lit:Reaves, in charging the jury, said that retLing coold justify conduct so gross is that cat the cli-fendant to a gentleman of the rank of the plaintiff, tcr could any one be allowed to get rid of a lodger by end: means when he :tight think he could get a Li her price from another person. The Jury returned a verdict fur the plaintiff—Ds mars 501. t There were no trials of any it/Twist:tea on Wednes sky in the Court of King's Bench. At the rising of She Fenn the Sittings werehdjourned to Monday, the Stith of October. Lord Chief Justice Abbott left lee e yesterday for the Northern Circuit. SCICIDE.—On Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held at the Marquess of Oi auby, Keightebeidge, before Mr. Cill, Coroner, on the body of Mary Coffer. who put an end to her existence by hanging herself. It appeared from the evidence produced before the Coroner, that the deceased had been seen about the t..wn of Kensington on Tuesday till the afternoon, when she came up to Knightsbridge and went into a linen draper's shop to. purchase • piece of muslin. when she contrived to conceal a taLle cloth under her shawl. but she wan observed ; and on her quittiag the shop, she was slopped, with ,jt pod taken to the watt:lol(lam About aloe in tbeNvening the watch. Louse door was opened. the watch being about to be set ; at that time abe ter heed suspended from the kilo spikes atlixed in the fop of the half door irsial, by a cotton handkerchief. quite titir aid cold. She was cut down, mad a osedictd ut.n called in. wisp fe.ind it vain to attempt to restore her. Sneered, one of the Bow-etreet patrol, found some pawnbrokers' du plicates in her pocket, by which means she was traced to a court near Grosvenor-squire, where she lived Verdict—lnsanity. . potics. •V: • • • • • • Bow,iroarr.—Cruzoo or Satornox,—Yros= Thomas Webb, a shabbily dressed mat, whO himself to be a beater of carpets, was brought before Sir It.. Basta, charged upon the information of Colonel koala. of the 3d Post Hoards. aid °dar wit lasses, with publishing a placard emetahleg leaguer which, in their opinion, was ealeilated to excite dl.- content among the soldiers of tist corps, and I. bog lots contempt the King's It appeared hoes the statements of the several lilt messes, that is the year 1516, one Jobe Hegg, a pri vate soldier in the 3d Hoards, was seised with 'an nail; which- ternalalted in his decease,, and the de: feculent, who was related to him, conceiving either that there was something unfatri6 his death, or that he bad bees neglected or improperly treated by the medical men whose duty it was to attend him, mail. 1 representations to the contmaadlntofficer upon the subject. He clause to be dissailided with the an : twers be received, and although a foil invesdgethir ((misplace at the-desire of the Commander-In-Chief. the replalt of which . was, that falo Royal Highiese presied tie entieLeatisfactipa it the leaden of the medical officers, liedifeadaktiimewililleed the Sieve tery of Sate • fuf the Home 14irtioilit. by, whom the . Matter was keyed back te c titilWat Perartmeit lhe proper tribunal- for its bantlittiel: Ceithicates were thee ap 'AM niedicil giatiNlst. Is which they statsidlbalthe deceased teistrst seised on ten evening ot IS it of April, with stoat its, for: which he was bled; aid had other trope! emmaw. o.loma, and win conveyed to theeeteittal hoe pdeal is a coach. Re was diseherged •• bee ita! ia three or fear day., tit fee duty, bet bad a re lapse ; , be returned on the 7th, Readied on the 14th. The certificates minutely described the, rymptems amd grednal • progress of the di , which we. as in flanuatiou of ilipieteetlnes; and added, that the body wee *petted, tied abet mortification walloped to ban take' plata: TA these certidiates another was added from Di. May, surgeon-major acting la the beepitfl, stating that t)te most humane and skilful attention had been paid by the, two other sargeom-atajors to tbe deceased. These doeemeots were shows . to Hui defeedant, who however said they were forgeries, and belag cull dinsipi4ed, he coitiiied applying to thi its; and otftec tioesrpmeat offices, 04. to . the Dike of Turk. bat altlentlser.investigetitie wei refused as being entirely nameressary. The defendant, digs commenced sticking up written placards in various parts of West master opo i the subject. They were beaded " Military Meek. Jet ' int In strong language ioaiestated that }he deceased b ad been unfairly treated ; that the officers of the regiment had refused a fair investigation ' • and that " the wicked Ministers of the King," had alsorefnaed an inquiry, and had aided, abetted, and sanctioned the con• duct of tip medical and other ()Seers. These placards were signed , " Thos. Webb, Oardenere-row, Westmin ster," " who," it was added, " would prove-all that was there stated." These tdaeards have been renewed from time to time, .until at length it was determined by the .regiment te preepectagaitat the defendant, and on some of them appearing on the malls la Xarliamest-itrret, Qddy, a p atrol of this offite, tore one of them down, and Colonel Hooke lodged an ieforimatiott befire Sir It. Bireie, by whom a warrant was' kinked for his appre hension. • Tire various excalpatory'and other deccaments which lied been prepared from time to - Use eto feidait were handed to Sir It. /Ureic. Woo *load, aid etpreuid his eatonishment that key Net could be otherohe than be satisfied with them: . The defendant, who In the coarse of the OXIIIIIIek the evinced 'an uncommon degree of shrewd ;cell genre, said all these things might seam satisfactory to ethers, but they were mot so to him. He could prove that some of theta were forgeries. Col. Hooke asked thimlehndaes what Genial intim tigation he now wished for, suPpeektglite regiment were to great afresh one. • • 't 17:. • ' The deftadant said, he should wish sew documents to be prepared by the medical roam and otherOcee. corned, which he should compare with the ones ; and with certain questions which he should pat to the parties, he knew he should be able most com pletely to make oat his ease. He renewed his deals ration that some of the documents bore forged. Sir R. Brenta.—Were you related to the feweased Defendsit.-1 was. He was (we naderstoo4 him) ray bendier-In-law. fist if it tall* against me wheel say so, I camas help it) even ilk* had bees no relation, I 'tumid very likely bows interfered. knowing what I do. Any man.-i commies has. right to interfere if be eon serve any of hie leafeety's subjects, and has good grounds epee wbiob /N proceed. • •-• , • • Sir It. Dinars —Undoubtedly; bet should adopt proper means, sad you serviy cameos *ay yea have done so. Defendant.—l conceive any mesas fair Una.. pro per that wilt beteg shoat the desired' object. Sir It. Brant a.—Well, you may imagine , ea. ,tut yen are wroag in the steps yol• haw taco. I consider the matter contained in these desemeots to be-highly libellous, end calculated to macho dh costent is the soldiers, sad contempt sad hatnertiO Majaety't thArefement among the people ; call upon you to fled bail, or you must go to prian.ii Defeidant.—l shall cot seek foe Sir R. Bianza.—l would advise you as year Mend to get bail, because you will then have a mach better opportunity of preparing for your defence area your trial, Sulu if you were immured within the wells of a prison. Defendast.—l perhaps could not prevail ape* any one to become bail for me, and I don't choose lavish the mortification ora refusal. Besides, I can bear the hardships of a gaol. Ile then Committed to the ~ was _ Sessions. Tug " CORONATION PAHlips was brought np for a final ezeclinatiou ow the ebarge of baring by false pretences obtained sums of money from a great many Noblemen, as stated is oar paper of WeJeeedey last. Lord Owyder had dressed his intention to attend yesterday with one or two of the Noble Lords who bad paid Money to the defendant, to preee a negative to his allegetiens; bat hie Lurdsialit coaceiving that it Would be suelcient if he mud his brother Peersettdded at the Sessions upon bin trial, he sent a message to that effect. Mr. Pellowes was is attenimme, but Sir R. Stamm said he could sot possibly rowed without the evidence of *outs persons wins h d paid the defendant mosey. A Rote was .soot to Lord F .~~~ - - - . . . . but Isle Imediihip•repliad that it world be impose'. 41 to melte the attendee's of say of the Peet" at so, rt a wiles. It was reerallected that. Mr *Writs the ilerwatil dee Dike of Northemberlsod, had paid the defeating tits e, fete' for Isis aeble.master, sad he was seat for. Mr. Morrie stated, that oe the 19th of February 'loot, the defendant called at Northumberland House Kith the liukk now piudneed, and stated that be came from the Lord Oust Chamberlain's Office for the Corination fees. The Duke was in the North, sad witness coactivieg It was.a matter of right paid hie two (magas. Mr. Fellow's was agile sworn, and stated, that me the 19th of Febresey the defendant held Do 'headset is the office of Lord Great Chambeelais. No fees os account of the Coronatioa were ever authorized or al lewd lo.thist office. Mr. Phillips said he had a precedent for his con duit. Thd same thing was done 69 years ago, at the Gratuities of King Were HI. He knew a very aged meow who would prove it: Mr. Fellows' said there was no record is the office of say each practice, f.. 1 search had been made. Mr. Phillips said them ,usight sot be, but he was pripared to rove that it existed: He made net devised of the messy, but merely solicitid it es a gra teity—a sort of Cbrisfims-hoe, he might call it.. Sir R. Statile reminded him that he stated to • Mr. Morris that he canon Cress the Lord Crest Chamber. loin's office. • • Mr. Phillips said he did sot claim the money as be. longing then to the eke, bat for services actually performed at the Ceronatleu when be did belong to it.; He had the mmetion'bf Lord Harrowhy, at whose mar golden it was that tiproetired the hook in question.' Ile wee *ring, peeing', in having the 'Mord " fees• impriuted lilt, bat that; was, " the headland front offs his elibuding." • A gentleman stepped &tweed, who said be had known Mr. Phillips for many years; and although lie had hue oefortienate in the world, be was a strictly , honourable man, and incapable -of any thing Slott fraud. He bad collected' die mosey under the Uppers 'du that be had a•rlght to do N . ; bed if now it was shown that be had tot such a tight, the mosey would be returned instantly. Sir R. Brenta said, in this ease, like every other, mast rest upon its own merits. A priwa . farfe ease of obtaining looney by (she pretences had been made out, and ft was his defy, altbongh ao estretnely psiaful one, to send it for trial. • He eirtaitly did not think there was that degree of moeal turpitude in this case which perhaps the matite contemplated, but still there was fain pretence made out. • After a long conversation, Mr. Phillip' was held to ball, himself and one 'other surety only. to •appear at the Sessions, and the witnesses were bound ever so peoseeste. thitom.lilau..---A poor country' boy was yesterday brsught to this office, who bad' been Mad by a watch. sou hi a state of nudity in Kent-street, is the Ho rnet, en the preceding night. It appeared that some villain, litsdiag that the youth witted employment. bad persuaded bias to take off his elothes,•uoder a promise of helot immediately provided with a sailor's salt, and with estplayment on board a ship. The Ma gistrate arderokgat'poor fellow to be clothed and teat whip- Nowt '',. Esseit. ••• .Q -- • • ' .l)'re Hair lit& oar 'lmo up on a war. gaut, at tHiffillbsneo. - 11111ine Ir. I'. Pukes, char/rid tbreinited SO some b.. dily berm, Mr. Parket stated that he *no by profession . * che mist, aad had n flier years sitreourriedjen business on as eztenslve scale, and be and his family moved in tbi greatest respectability. He new was seduced to very bumble elrelm,tasiss, tlsic6 son wbqlty attri butahie to the ntleconduillof itls who iodated. *boa to prosperity, is the geesteet extratsgance, gun herself up ni &tubing. and his affairs became embek. rusted, and a balers was the coaseqsence. Since ha battles:a handless!, her propensity- for ifittot lee ' stressed iodise di thitetb 'oblate it, she wosidvisty every article of vane vat of *behoves, which alio would plidgd, and get beastlyiatoeicated with the neuey, io which state she was caul/madly being brought Write to her family. la addition to the &Wyo.'s/in of lain update, Mr. Parkes stated, that she wit constantly inaltroatiog hint, by beating Lila in svatost otonersie fal asassor, • seiliod often held bias by. the throat till she !Oa, prodnood . strangulation. She had rope; 1:lio far Lie; and . that anises *se restraint was placed OA .her. Minter weal& ewiwginin waimsraile• character. • - Mts. Parkes was ordered to ,dad secutitidede beep the peace towards her heehaw' for twelve *oaths. who would allow beta weekly stipend fur .her *Mu touresee. Mitamononesennure.—Yesterday, a rang man otrespeetabk appeiar" ages, who representabliuself as a- horse-dealer. Was brought op is the custody of. Cud( and Valentine, charged by the Hon. Mr. Tra-' very with. atainiag a horse under the following species ale eriad —di appeared that Mr. UAW,. kayis s 1101111i111 posseeeien which he wielnd to dispose Tattawaii's. Alia the Mimi, where be seen get a customer in the penes of the Prison's. who, after viewing the horse, was in every wly• satisfied with its appearance, hat wished to have it tried, for which purpose they repaired with the animal to thrkelepequare, sobers Mr. Travers's ser• vast rode the horse, aed "Nothing then remained, but the payment of the money, the value of the bores.— prisooer having no money, gave Mr. T. a bill on a banker, assonoting•to mere then the value of the hone, and was to call on the following day fur the setepists ; bet in the meantime Mr. T. sent the bill to Demimonde to be cubed, when it was ascertained to be a fund. The prisoner called the following day, when be was given in custody to the Offiers, who [were is roadie/so. lie was rensanded. -Quzart•SQuAna.— littodeuough, a constable of Sent Jolla's, ;Westminster, satouluued to this office a person of the name of 6rey, a carter. who contracts with the ins Coespsey to carry off the coal tar. 11 appeared that the tar was put ie casks fur the purpose of removal, and which casks were not bound tight enough to pre vest the tar from oomug out, while hell% removed in the carts, which seikleets the party to a penalty. Good apough anted it had been repeatedly complained of by the inhabitants. as it emitted a very disagreeable smell when it fill ie the streets, The Jiagistrates nid the! - must fine lirerlive pounds ; but they wotad give him a week to pay it in, in hopes that the tin Company would do it fur Wu*. IRELAND. I Haman) Mcicett—e•Thi Litt, WennEspy., Jerrie —We have km heard tie Nitwits; soysterioes fin caestances. which connected as they seem to b e (though sispiriots on this case may possibly be ve r y. unjustly sitsched), slat the foal crime of bate sod premeditated assassination. of the deepest asd ne t s atrocious die, have caused an appalling seasatios horror through every class of roeiery, demoralised we are grieved to say, the great mass of the lawma n der of the contiounityteppear to be at the p A woman, whiter maiden; name was Statehouse, se , under.tand of very respectable e•tonesions, and rhos/ family fa myrly lived in the County pf Cork, wasp years 'ince married s farmer, of the better clas s , named Hennessy, la the iharony of Iraghticomsor, is this Coatty.—llennesay has since died, leasing ose daughter, aim has, not lung since, martjed`to a yeas, man gamed Casey. ilersoesry's widow (the Lifers. victim of preuerditateit ratirti ), aftrrwards becane the wif e o f • person nottted Kelly;—she enjoyed • joiaturs of forty pound* (or guineas) per asnoss.ie right of her first Lnil.anJ , whieda jointure was playabl e . flan off a land- el purely posseased by Casey, ie right of his wife, the daughter of. Heater/Iy. It* pears that Kelly', the secured husband, haaesperieue s e some difficulty, and opp.sition in recovering titits jointure; and In consequence of some attempt tattle estmle by him to distrait), a watraat of name alleged Hiegel act was granted against hint, and lie seas ladg.d in our cuuaty gaol. lettere Ise lay when the 44,46; murder we are now railed ninon to 1110111.:f. was com witted. On the night of hiontley leer, a gan g e t ruffians broke into the House wherwalts. Kelly lodged, at !tallyho nnion, io this (aunty. and cruelly murdered her, in the most barbarous manner. We have no: heard of the plunder of any property, or that ant other person in the house irmiqueeff Kalil, the un. fortunate woman'. I.l.taisinl, seJs yesterday adouitted to bail, aid parsed through this torn, bouieseard, tuai ru over thissletadial wet.c of s hotror sad de%trap. Lion..--(krutcrfiprd .11iffqr4 . LoNotrivv.—Theri ts ad* lielag lo she town•hip of Eclair. in the parish of Cailliettme,Derisyshire, a ems of the name of Jo hn Pox, will cadsplomet his DIA year, on the 9th of 3fay'last; lie is tlsi crewel pig butcher of the neicLbeisrbend. wleich employment hi follows as usual; hell also. hilehareflusso, sod oar is forwent fouud him in Kay lest pude% his scythe is order for mowing the present summer. Open °biers. Ing to him that be must have bees gait. a young min at 60, be smartly replied. •I Aye, at SO, there were few I'd brianrned my-bark on, tete din • fair itaintek tote. tiler ; and I'll not be left so very far this defamer, if it please Gou to spare my health." ails health, strength, and faculties, seem nearly unimpaired; be goes rep. larly to bed at eicht, said rises at four I and his gee , rat diet is bread (oat cake), milk, bates!. and thews. lie drove one of the Corcrawent bagpze waog Cons Casfleton to Sheffield, at the time of tits Rebel• lion in 1745.—(.1fani-hrefe,- Mr. ry.) DCA THS OCCISI. NED BY Satnri , y evening (the 13th instant) a quarrel haring taken pine between two young: men of the names of Green and Shrl. don, at a pablic•tionse in ikon nlow•bill, they retired to a field mar Abcrcrousby-square, to settle the diapetelif r • couldaf ; and afier figlOierat trrosbleeable period, Sheldon unfortanately received a blow en tle head wbicb rendered him for some time insensible. Ile ,waiLkepwitediataiy , eopreyed home, and only !arrived 3 602,14dies;a r rbey were both . , is a state of inebriation. ftn • iniarit was yesterday bald on the body, before IL Tright;-PAII. I Cormier, when a verdict of Manslaughter was refer:lib& itroses has been taken into castosty, and will be sent ;fhb Leecliter Add morning. -- (Lirel'1" 01 Atirertiser.) • A melanebolt event emeered on the 9th instant is Yolliall.—Joimlletts, a labour, abates fightiog with a nt man in the seighboorhooll, named 'fbelau ,Ifiketlion. was killed on the spot. sad bas left a wife and five eD'to-lament his untimely death. Immediate , • lit after:dm fatal 'goer had Imeaffecelved, a surgeon wa s Called Tn, but all his iffOrts ta restore life acre inrlfee tnal.--,An inquest was betel on Thursday - ea The body of the deceased, and a verdict of Mairelatilbter was retorn.4 itaitint Hudson, n ho has heed - Can . :Mitred to Our Voill Haol.—(lroicerhamptws Chrq*irle.)' TA% A IaLEG ep 31yanta.—The father of the poor mart, mentioned yesterday as having been throws (MIS bonse at Kensington, appeared - before the Magi 4 rw Itti a state of crest disttess alai agitation, raving Ilia the Coroner's beitarst had rotes/fed a verdict that h. skied. ifs tonseqeence of having yeller from a scaffold: . it'd he wished to know wbe4famf he had not the powee of " calling a fresh inmsest," As he was by no run* aftisfied with the verdict.—The Kensington constable produced an authentica.ed copy of the verifier, signed br Mr. Gall, though it was said Mr. Iligga was the tar,„,? w h o h o w th e in qu est. Some other comm•ni eatients were made to his Worship, which Maimed hies be elite a nets to sir. Gen ; sad, for the preset'', the swan accused of the horrible deed remains in aostody. UIED. Boar Newbery• oss Ib la! tooseist, Mr*. t1.t...4an Andrews, only sister of theilate Sir J waph Uart., and the lastaf his same and fariiiiv. thelith inst., in the New-road, of the tyliqu: John Ward Johnsen, 'red SO. On the I'M Inst., at Hayes, Middlesex. Unilcip Mpieft ten, aged 33, isle of Kingston, Surrey. , s j: NO SPRCIFIt wit% ever bronglit into 'title by the Professors of Medicine. to equal PEEDE'S Celubrated aed Incomparable Fas..ca Pt cr.s. Ito the speedy, safe, eel effectual CURE of a certain disorder. in all its' insinuating forms, and the tualiqaaut and Oc.tructive Ravages It daily mikes th t Iluman Frame ; but, happily, these Pills earnt in so shot. , time, and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant he la such full condiesee of suecess,.that NO _ Sparkol Disease shall be left in the astern. These Pills are sold is Boxes, at tis. thi.. at 1.1, I,bittorpon !-.1.-eet, 1.. '- ton: but should II be preferred, the Doctor etteacci to Cur • the ' , Nesse fora stipulated sum, or return the Mom-) • that If there be No Cure, there will be No PAY. N. B. The Itch Cared without washing or anointing. Smelling only, price 24. _ slow WAVIER AT TA1•111040.1111116, TO4IOIII/110W. IllarlOag 31 m. altar 3.-.Ereslag 4U ta. alter 3. • tondos : Edited. Printed, sad Published at the Ogler of " The STATI111111,1" 111114 " TUE 'CONSTITUTION" (SllNdoy Paper. No. 497, Strand. by R. %V IRDELL. 1.1.14. ' 0 whoa all eonaniguricatious, Orders, &c. are reggeroect be addressed. • 1 U., i G