The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-11 00:00:00

From THE LONDON G4Z.EITE, 'kits O. IIILITARN PROMOTIONS. Conttnitsions signed by the i ord Lieutenant of the County el X.•didk. 'MCA %Mid/I. Ris!bridge Battalion. Gilbert A Meek , ttq. to he lartitelosid-Colonel. Dated May 1, 1812. Captain Robert llapleatft, from the Colneiii Battalion, to be Major. sire .IM4•ck, promoted. DateJ as above. FMk•rick Whir. f.sq. to he Capful's. Dated March 10, 1811. Robert Alarsey Liiq to ue ditto, vice blathess.. Dated May 12. 181'2. Adjutant Caarles Guest tolse ditto, by Brevet. Dated May 1, 181'2. John Harvey Payne, Gent. to be Lieetenant. Doted Mart* 1811. John Alti., Gent. to he ditto. ended May ?0, 1811. lh•orge Whaley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Wing, resigned. Dated April 10, 1812. Simeon llantenood, Gent. to he Ensirn. Dated May 20, 1812. John Parker, Gent. to he ifitto. Dated :lc abuse. John Dennis, Gent. to he ditto, vice Parker, deceased. Dated April 10.111 1 2. William Byer, Gent, to he di•to. shove. ch a s es Ra ge rp, Gant. to be ditto. Dated May 1, 1812. Bernard Hale, lent. to he ditto. !kited as abuse. Coltieis Battalion. William Henry Hall, lisq. to be Captain. Dated February 1, 1812. iteniamin Keane, Gent. to be I.ieutertsat. Dated May 1, 1812. Charles Dowding. Gent, to be Ensign. John Hanby, Gent. to he ditto. Dated February 10, 1812. homas Reeve, lieut. to be ditto. IMted May 1, 1812. liabergh Ilan alioa. Martin l'hoinas Cocksedge, Esq. to be 'Lientenant-Culonel. Dated Mav 1,.1812. John Parker, NI. to he Captain. Dated April 11,1812. Joan fsrt. to he ditto. .Dated May 1, 1811. S uuurt Rune!), Fsq. to he ditto: Dated as above. Brevet Captain Thomson Clay, from the Oxtbrd Militia, to be Lieutenant. Doted April 2, 1812. • A i NVilliain Roby, Cent , to be ditto. Dated April 1 1,11412. It Milani Fyseir, Geat. to he Ensign.. Dated ApriLs. 1813. Poha PLanni., Gent. to be ditto. !Wed April 10;1812. s•-••—• Wright, Gent, to be ditto: Dated as allure. l'ara"Daltort, MIR. to be ditto. Dated. April Vfl, 1812. Robert Name, Gent to he ditto. Dated 111ay 1, 1312, sth Troop of Setfolk Yeornanrst Cavalry. • Robert ftede, Lot. to he Captain. Dated•Feltruary 11106. John Lee Farr, bent. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 1, 1812. • Glayspotile, Gent. to he Cornet. Dated as above. Corps of 1 roirmnry Cavalry. Francis Tlayle, Gent. to he C.iroot. Dated February 10, 1812. Voliniteer Infantry. Mar in Cottinghant, Gent, to he Ensign. Dated May 8, 1812. Commission in the Sundown Castle Volunteer Artillery, sigma he ay. Lord Warden of the Citiger Ports. Pinot!: , Gent. te be Lieutenant Dated December 7, • I. - Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Of Carmarthen. Ist Regiment of Royal Carmarthen Local Fuzileers, Second Lieutenant Morons Williams to be *First Lieutenant, *lee J. Timms, res:gned. 24 Regiment. . Dajoid Thomas, Gant. to be Second Lieutenant, vies Brown, re- Wired. 34 11141inent. ' • Captain Bailet from the late 3d Regiment , of Carmarthen Vo lunteer Infantry, to be Captain of a Company, vice Marais, resiel:4l. Coamossinns in the south Hants Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Canny of Hants. Robert Gilbert Livingstone hi , Dnnald, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice J., ..14, promoted. Dated . December 20, 1811. Robert Rashleigh, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stopford, promoted. Bated as above. Commissions in the Radnorvhire Regiment of Local Militia, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Radnor. plward 'togers. Faq. to 1)... Major. Dated Jube 17, 1811. Reny Pateshall Pyefineh, Gent, to be Surgeon, vice Moythan. Dated Juue 1 1811. • wrviI)ENDS. Tmw 18, G. Alston, Plymouth, halides—July 4, C. Wilkes, Dirminetain ' stati mer— July 6, .1. 11. Sinyth. host Stmleh""et Devonshire, merchant—July 11, W. Watts, Calale-lane, South wark, leather-dresser—June 30, It. Sparks, Littk Queen-street, coach-joincr-s Ant. 8, J. Kent, (Addington, Wilts, fanner— July 4, T. Cordon T. Steadinan. and S. Howland, ToWer street, smirch:tots—July 4, It. P. Goodson, Leadenhall-street, iladdl.r—luly 3, J. Hickey, Worcester, carver and gilder— July 4, W. twee, Little hove-lane, B.trmondsey, merchant— Jump y), 4: Hawn, .Inates's l iluce. St. James' -street, tailor— Alitiy4, J. *llan :..ad J. Brymer, I.lttle Ik4l-alley, merchants —July 13, R. Detroit, R. and J. licit, Isleworth, calico-printers—J.lly 11, W. Woodman, Lime-street-square, merimni.s-Jane 40, C. Knowlton, Bristol,linen-draper—June 3b, W.. Clark, Putney, stack-broker—Julie 90, Nanny Hig don, Kim-arc -6 A, Illomushurv, milliner—July 10. It. "Gorton and J. Gorton, etichney, Nottinghamshire, merchants—July 1. %T. satlia, Ledbttry, Iler.stbrAsltire,. baker—July 4, J. Cary, Holdsworthy, Devonshire, shopkeeper—July 1, J. N. Cooper wed, J. (' duper , Million, Cumberland, tanner s—July I, W./Armin, Shienall-h-reehei-maker. _CERTIFICATES-.lvvr. '3O. B. Powkes, Mee cbantiLiTSpring, Charles greet'. y-rattd, merchant-S. Ball. New Sarnin,. T. Prier and C. Price, Red Craif.sreet, upholsterers-A. Da vis nod N. Davis, Little Carter-lane, warrhousetnen.-1 Hide o.% Woolwieb, eheetemonger-W. Watson, Liverpool, mer chant-H. Adams, Greenwich, halivrdaslier-J. Sisley, Beck ley, Sus sex , shopkeeper - O. Maedimagli, Albany Tavern, St. iu Jnes s. victsaller-Vi. Bares, Sibsan, Leicestersbisr, miller- J. Grokill and J. Oaskill. Nlitiorics, merchants-S. )lucks, Ca nal-row, ,lierintindeY, cooper -J. Fleming, Deal, ship-agent Wing, New Hanna, clothier-E. Hooper, Ithayador, Radnorshire. banker-W..1. Beeehey, Newga!!-street, sales man=-E. Griffith, Well-street, %Vent:lose-square, manufacturers of patent soap. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. kmbrose and H. Bewley, K ing-stree% Chespside-J. Farmer, W. Wigoey, J. and P. and .1. Valiance, Brighton, wine and spirit-merchants -T. and .1. Eyre. thford-street, up holsterers-G. J. arid 6. Pollard, jim. and C. Robertson, Li- I verpool-J.Lyon & Loudon, warehousemen-J. Lyon, J. Earle, and J. Critchlcy, Wigan. bankers -J. Turley, .1. Gm. - ling, and S. Carter, East Grinstead, woolstnplers- W. Barton and T. Harrigan, Liverpool. iron-merchants-T. Cooper, .T. Lord, and J. liampson, Liverpool, tobacco-inasinfactarrrs-J. Ambrom f awl' J. Cumming, Orford-street, clock-makers-C. V. Newman and IL A. C. INtiburg, Liverpool, merchaots-_ . 1 1 1 1. Williams and W. Watts; Nottingham, mirgeons--J. amid A. 111;:t s, Chertaam, Yorkshire, dealers in attar-J . . Tetley and It. t.i on, L eeds, dyers-4 . . t:inineell and H. Barris, Redelitc NH, Bristol, habtrdashert -E. t;ilhert and E. Alter, Wigan, Laneashire, slaws-P. Wanner and it. flag., Wailing -street, Scotch-lactors--J. Smith and .V. Boalhy, 1 2 ortobello, lead-inanialactoreni-B. Wood and T. k'. Lambe, Leeds, spi rit-merehkati -J. N. Grellier and W. Locke, Catharine-hill, Guildford, lime-tfurnetaJohn' Pelee and.)). "Morgan, Strand, mercers-.T. Carter and J. Crane, Ncw Bood-street, uphol ster. rs.. On Saturday evening, a man of the -name of Brooks, who deals in leeches, sent bis wife, from the neighbourhood of Seven Dials, to dispose of a Yuan- i tity to a Doctor's, at Aldgate. Mrs. Brooks, on.i When the Birmingham witnesses were under exa - 1 minatiou in the !louse of Commons, on the Orders iu , going along lielborn, enquired of a matt the way, the recently-made Master ia i which she thought very di ffi cult to iiud; the man Council, Mr. Stephen, said he had nothing particubtr to do, and would Chaticery, and the strenuous advocate of these Or- I . ! she her the way there and back, and she agreed to ders, put to erne of the Birmingham witnesses, a plain g him eighteen-pence for his trouble. Mr's. blunt. man, this question :—" Well, Sir, and what . sold her leeches at Aldgate for two pounds. On their are these Orders in Council, against which' you are ; return they went to drink together. When they got tome here to give evidence r'---" Nay, marehr ' s a id : into the neighbourhood of Covent-garden, they went John Bull, " I never heard of any body that knew into a house of a certain description. After some either -what they were, or what good they'd done, i I time, the man was leaving the house ; but, the room and I did not came here to tell you that ; but Is.ean riot being paid for, .he was stopped, and it - turned tell you one thiog—before chair time 'We'd plenty - of : out that his fair companion had fallen asleep in his w (irk and a good trade, but now we're neither, and which he had taken advantage, and had that happen witrsatisfy you." This answer, delivered an "' of rdbbed her of the two pounds she had sold the iu a strong Warwickshire accent, rais .cl a general leeches for. lie was charged with the watch, and, laugh against the Learned Civilian, and it was re-! on searching him, the two pounds belonging to the market that it was conclusive, for be never after re- • Prosecutrix was found. The Prisouer, in his dN. cti red front any of the witnesses , adefinition of the ! fetice, said, the Prosecutrix wanted him to go into a 4.),.ders in Council. house with her sooner than he did. lle was com fiest's:ay.—The shop of Mr. Gray, jeweller, in nutted for farther examination. Szckville-street, was robbed on Tuesday , of . a case . cnutsining brilliants, diamonds, . and Othercespensive • Watson, who jumped out of a window of the house jewellery, to the amount of 30001. The robbery is in Gutter-lane., where the fire broke out a few days fa UppOSett to have been committal by some person ago,-died on Monday morning, in consequence of who come into the shop under the pretence of making the fracture which he recer - 'ved. He world not stiff®' a purchase. his leg to be amputated. • I I 11 1 ! 11111." I 4 i . '. . I q. l' S'LiriESMAN. . .;••••.- • Liar INTE (Zig ENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, June 10. GILBERT V. STIES. BET ON BONAPARTE'S LIFE. This argument was resumed, .and Mr. Ilut.t.oca . was heard against the rule for a new trial. lie con tended, Ist. That the wager was an annuity ; for if the first count in the declaration were reduced to writing, it wetted run, that the Defendant, in consi deration of 100 guineas, promised to pay .to the one guinea per day, or 365 guineas per annum, so long as Bonaparte should live. Although such an annuity as this did not require registration', as not being in writing ? yet it was void as being cre ated by parole. 241 r, yet the contract was void by the Statute of Frauds, the agreement not being to be performed within the sear, and therefore requiring to be in writing: and, 3dly, That it was void, as exciting an immoral and impolitic interest in both parties; and that the interest of the party making the bet, to preserve the life of Bonaparte, was no less to he condemned than the interest of the party ac cepting it, in his assassination. The Learned Coun sel cited the authorities to which we nave before re ferred ; and the hearing of Mr. Glanow, and the rest of the Counsel, contra, in support of the rule, was postponed till to-morrow (this day). ~. . . . . I;snia-House.—A, Cr neral.Ceert of Pro'Prietors. was on Tuesday holden, biting specially convened for. the purpose of taking into coif sitlerairog the expedi- 1 miry Of npplying to Parliament for pecuniary aid.— In conformity to .a bye law, a list of the papers presented to the House of Commons etas then read. The CHAISDIAN having stated the object,of the Meet ! big, moved that a. Petition he presented' to the House of Commons, setting forth. that large ifefits having been contracted in the East litdieN,_ in carrying into execution measures of great national importance, ,hills, drawn in India upon the Company would be come due in January next; to the amount of 4,500 4 0001. beyond what the funds disposable. with in that period' would enable them to di&eliarge. The 1 Petition therefOre Weill on to play that the House 1 1 would exercise their authority to enable the Com 1-pany to raise such pecuniary aid as might be neees. sary to the regular fulfilment of their financial en gagements. In answer to a question, whether it was proposed to raise this sum by loan or by bund! , , the Chairman replied, that he was clot able, under the present circumstanes, to explain what the views of the Government might be in relation to that point.— . It certainly had been the intention of the late Chan cellor of th Exchequer that the larger part thauld be received in the shat e of a loan, and that no in crease shoull take place of the bonded cl.bt. The proposition was then put and carried in the afh relative. SUMERSETSHIRE C H A RI TABLE SOCIETY.-11 any ! thing can encourage the laborious and poorer classes of society to bear up with fortitude against those evils which are occasioned by thepeculiar.pressure of the ' i times, it is the exertion of that principle of Woe- ' "volence, which prompts the wealthy not only to alleviate their distresses, but as far as is possible Ito prevent them. It is with this view the Somer. 1 adshire Society in London has been established.— i The •immediate -object of the institution is to ap. Prentice the children of the deserving poor of the county of Somerset, and at the expiration o( their ! apprenticeships, to launch them into the world, and • enable them to enter into business , ' by lending them, -1 1 without interest, a sufficient sum for that porpoise. ; This Society, which is yet in its infancy, on• Friday last, held its second anniversary meeting at-the LW i don Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill,, Mr. Serjeant Box I in the Chair.—The Company, consisting of nearly a hundred Gentlemen, sat down to a sumptuous dia- I ner. During the repast many toasts were given, and several excellent songs sung. The remainder of the evening was passed in harmony, and every one de. parted with the pleasing reflection that he had bee n I contributing to the success of an estOlisliment found ! ed for purposes which Heaven must approve. , SELLING A WI r E.—Monday a well-dressed woman was sold with a halter round her neck, in Smithfield- market, to a decent looking man, who gave eight shillings for the lady, and paid the salesman sere* shillings. An immense crowd witnessed •tbe scone. `The woman declared it was the happiest moment of 1 her life, and the purchaser declared that he would nol . take ten pounds for his bargain I Saturday nine men were put on shore at Sandgate, out of a schooner which had picked them up at sea, they having made their escape from the prison of Verdun, which they effected by means of working ' through .the common sewer. The original number which escaped in this way from the prison was 48, but on their arrival at the sea-shore, which they accomplished in safety, and where they had i procured a boat for their purpose, they were sur f rounded by a guard of soldiers; in this extremitx they attempted to defend themselves %jai some tomy -1 hawks which they had found in the boat. In the Con , test 12 of them were shot, 27 made prisoners, acid nine made their escape, although every one of them I was wounded. . _ 1 1 On Tuesday night the wife of Mr. Hodson, cheese monger, the corner of Queen-street, Drury-lane, was unfortunately burnt to death in her kitchen, by her clothes catching fire. There have been no less than 212 commitments to New Prison, Clerkenwell, within the last eighteen days, 30 of whom are for trial at the next Old Bai ley Sessions. MANCUZSTza RIOTERS.—The eight following were left for execution on Saturday next, viz. :- 1 James Smith, Thomas ft erfoot, oh Fletcher, Ahrahani Chanson, Jahn Howarth, John Lee, Thomas Hoyle, and llam• nah Smith. The sentences of the other principal Rioters were as follow Hsrst (the notorious (:eo. Ludd), Christopher bledcalt, James Bricrley, Henry Thwaite, Joseph Greenhaigh, Saltine! iltatteliff.t, Thomas Pkkup, John Burney, James Knowles', .4° l = Fisisse, _and Thomas Holden, were severally sentenced to be trailptted for the term of seven ;ears. John Mope awl Samtiel Crossley foe rioting and stealing at Worsl,y, ,were atm sentenced to seven years transportation. Asa Hamer, -bir rioting anti stealing . Huff at Bolton-npon- Ilvwca,. mai fined is. and sentenced to stx months hard labour is the Bonn Of Correction at Preston. • IDefititt, LINE the public market in Green. strilit,iehere the highest price is always given, pots-1 to a.the best quality were sold this - morning foe' 71. 7d.spett cwt. Yesterday, in the Spitallield mar-1 ket, some potatoes were sold for ss. fkl. per cwt.— 1 In consequence of this reduction in the price, several of the owners of hoots, laden ;.witlt• potatoe.s, cif/sea the hatches and refused to sell but the ,arrival of se,.: vete' wherries,. with •thosame kind. of ca.rgoes l mailp the . unfeeling, avaricionS'ilionoollsls rmiite lately alter their intention, and tten as atria possible. Hau l JUNE fl.----Yesterday Sheet.. ing accident happened at Beierley; where Mr. John Barnes, a promising young mats, aged 10, son to Me. Wm. Barnes, • shin-builder of this place, was unfortunately drowned. 'lie had gone from Iltfll with a party, in a boat, up the river. • On arrivipg. at the landing:plare at. Beverley, after a pleaSant passage, en alarm was. excited amongit the pasself-• 'gen by a sudden motion of the vessel, and they all rushed' to the side together, whereby she was - ovee n set aid the whole precipitated into the water. Mr.! Barnes was the last person taken out, but had beep too long under water to be recovered. No other passenger received much injury. On SatuVday evening last, as ThotnaS Daesbery, of this place, publican, wet going along Great Passitge-street, near the end of Nile-Street, he was attacked by same soldiers, who grossly assaulted him, and cut him se verely with some sharp weapon, in different places. Two soldiers, (toe belonging to the 30th and 'the other to the 101st regiments, have this week been 'committed to the giro!, charged with' having' been guilty of this assault. Thu wounded tam is riwo.- Tering. POLICE. M t IU ROW . ; H-9TR BET. • The expected examination of Bowler, did not, tithe place yesterday. A certificate from New Prison, signed by Mr. Webb, the surgeon, was. produced, which seated, that Bowler was not in a fit state to be removed without danger. - It appears, that his foot is so bad with walking, that a mortification is not con sidered-by any /twang improbable. , • Prevlausly te, - and since the apprehension of Bowler, some attempts have been made to intimidate the witnesses os • the part of the prosecution, and more particalarly Jones, the blacksmith, it Apple ton, who witnessed the attempted assassination ; in consequence of which, George Bowler, who is the !'nephew of- Bowler, and a potatee dealer, in Clare -Market, was Radford, yesterday by Craig, an Mr. fo officer. Mrd, a hay-salesman stated, that he was at the Thistle and Crown, in the Hay-market a few evenings since, when the conversation turned upon the attempted assassination of Mr. Burrowes. The Defendant, in general terms, held out . threats against any person or persons, who should swear agalest hig uncle, and one °use:Nation was partial. larly noticed, that " any oue who swore against his uncle should not live long after; " _ witness was not certain whether the Defendant-said falsely swore, or swore. Jones, the smith stated, he had heard of the • threat made use of by the Dgendattt, and this, com bined with a threat uttered to his wife, and other circumstances, impressed him with an idea that his ' life was in danger. The Defendant attributed his conduct zu inebriation, 'bet • his feelings were vio lently hurt by it hating been said, that his uncle ought to be hung in chains. He acknowledged the threat, but he had said, " if any one falsely swore, Scc.” The Defendant arcs ortlered to find general sureties to keep the peas*, himself in 10 1 )1. and two sureties in 501. each, which sureties were not present, and he was committed. BO W.STR EET. Some time since the Portsmouth coach was robbed of a parcel, containing Bank-notes to a considerable .amount, and no trace could be made of them till late ly, when it. was ascertained that great numbers of them had been passed in the City. One matt, a gold and silversmith, took 3001. worth of them for the sale of same doubloons, from a man calling himself t 1.•.! captain of a vessel, who said he was going to Lisbon and wanted doubloons. The notes had been cut in two. On their being paid into the Bank con siderable difficulty arose; there was no doubt of the notes being Bank-notes, but the numbers of the notes were ascertained to be erroneous, la on a , close investigation, it was ascertained, that the origi nal numbers had been very iugenionsly taken out and others substituted, and on further tracing the notes, it was ascertained that they were some of the notes that had been' stolen from the Portsmouth coach.— Information was in consequence given at the above Office, and from the description of the man who had uttered the notes, and the ingenuity used, the 'well known Robert Roberts was suspected to be the matt, and Lavender, Adkins, Vickery, Mance, and others belonging to tho Office who •knew Ro berts's person were dispatched in different direr,- tions in pursuit of him, which they continued for several days, and at length he was apprehended by a stratagem, on Tuesday, in Holborn, and brought to the Office. • In the evening the parties who htid' received the notes attended, and Roberts underwent au examination, when the witnesses not being able to identify his person, he was discharged. -1 BlItTllB -- wr y Yesterday, In Parliament-street, Mn. 'Mundell, of a da,, g ;„ ter. On Monday last, Lady Romilly,. of a still-born child. _ _ _ 1AII1t11,1). o n Niand a y, Jone 1, at Yo-k, Captnik 'Walker, 4th honk York Imenl Militia, to hilm Viven,, of London. Yet.terdav, Mr. Monteftire, oC Vaoxhhil, to jtr.Latit, fourth &fighter of the lute L. B. fdltea, Esq. 4 Angel-court, Thi ng , morion- tret. 11th!). On Saturday evening laFt, ill the fBt's year of his age, Janie; C. of (het:as-ohm Cs•ffee-hotan's Birchln•lmse. • On Monday last, at Coleshill, war Antershani, John Sas geatint, KM. of tiower,trecr. On ~loorlay night, of Clapham, Joseph Stith Crosse, :SI. n7ell year:. 'Lat e ly, is Co:alms Town, *get! 37, John Good Watson, nephew to the late Sir .)tares and late an Oth ers o r d ... tlognith-d merit in his Majeurs ;Yoh Regiment o f F ont. oe Moss's', at the llotwelh, Clifton, :Lute, the nife of litw jor-Netseral kaymand. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. • Ills Royal Iligimews the INske of York, President, and the following Committee of Governors : Ron of Leitrim I Colonel 1V: .1. Jones, M. ID. Right Don. T. Jones John Latoriche, tol. 3i. I'. Rt. B. %h ridan,lll.P. 1 Colonel IT. Clemson, M. P. Nun. Col. J. harry . M. P. I : Captain James tiny. " Surgeon, fir. Kira ' Member of the R./ries:l! ege, London. i rTIE Patronage thiclmtitntion hasteceited, for -AL Illy •sclahive treatment and lure of lima Se tts ., , a ah ra . 4 with v enerea l camoloiors, turd their dreaifid V,llll*.iovtier., 114 strietiores, alterittitins. /tr. rombieted coder lit e lo o. nlternen . of is pembonnn of the lino v 4.1.10.411 satisfy the Public Of the h 17,1) moos nf Ur. K !ERMAN'S On, and shut by it the inconveniences of ?abbe ('rorigi naten „ 4 . wlti!,t the young and unwary ore pi °teeter' i ,ut pie fatal delissions!beld tort by odverti.ing protenaer, in Ihk' Itronek nr pr a rlic. Since it, eatillalhhment w IS llri , 3337 priiientkof Nib Sett,o, have horn cored, without emitinemeia ar k u . . to tie rointstistion,stot-withn delirary and secret.) bithmito Mktwifil; mans of thioc Stave laboured tinder the mo,t complicated f..nns of the disease from ten id twenty sear, The 'first symptoms yield to Sir. K ierunifs trentsaciii u, a new. day.; mid where appear:vire of debility comes on, too early application cannot be amide to prevent the danger that may emir. J The bOrgeun busy lie consulted by either.. Sex, with the greatest secrecy, at hl* private tuner, No.' VI, Ciitcor etn‘r. lode, tree( Bertford-ssitinre, firma nine to t welye in the own,. and from six till tone at night ; to whom letters and , rher eniminuilentiort.. from toxin wad country (post paid) may he ad dressed, amid n,J be puuchially mtored. ,Lust puhlihed, PRACTICAL 4 - >ns GUN ATIONS oli the above-DISEA. SEA. price 3s. By F. Kiernan; and sold by Sherwood, Neely, hhti Jones, 20,• Paditwaisster-rOw ; and by /BOOM Si, Fleet. trret. • • • ' GEN CINZ A fiIciAPPRIIIVED :fiIIiDICIN RS, Yreprred it, 10.11.011()N, M. 1). Gilead oust, vette Liverpool. Irr HE Celebrated COROFAL BALM offilLtAEr ,fili. far Debilities, Nervatis , Disorders, nod Weatoessee ye: euliar to the Fenolie Sex, Loss of Appetite, Hystet teal rind Hs pheloindrincal Alßetiotis, Lowness of Spiriti, and till Nervous Disorders. 1/r. S mount; Cordiol Balm of Gilead is happily calrtiloied fur the Weak. the Sickle, and Wins. In nll iownrd Dem,. Debility, Lownebs of Spirits, Wealcurs6 in either Sex, whether hereditary, neeminvd, irr °wine to Yoathfitl Imprudence, tuts birdieing , veill :Ilford the inost tvo nd,ott,- te tor., . . ANTI-I NI Err! GEN CS; or, Solomon's (Imps,. is n Moth ehte impfririt Id eV'er% other Reatedy yetdiseiwerrild is thi- er nal-other nue, fin tiO• speedy removal and radical cure of the &kitty:Leprosy, It7.euniatie or Denny Pains, Scrofhla iir kin!'s -Evil, Ulcers of every 'Description,' itst riled or littbimed logs 4e in Disorders where Salivation has repeatedly failed, whin Tin other remedy could restore the unhappy dolVerer to that henitb be unfortunately host, the Anti- tinitetivires have hero found the great and may restorer of Health and Vigour. Thee Drops purify the Blood, and restore the System when impaired by the imprudent use of Mercury. . i The Atmore Medicines are inclosed in plain directinos, wild* surprising Cures, authenticated by Poison* of Itevectatrdny, and are made up in Bottles, piire Half-n-Guinea each. ..There are also Family Bottles, at 39t. contaiolog Four of the smolder one', whereto 90, rice evert._ TheA asTERGENT LOTICYS clears and beautifies theSkih; ,'removes veedily, is intern pain ors troattle, oil Is h 144 .4 . P1:414,4. I Testers, Ring-worms Spots Redness. Swellings or Carbuncles of the Now, B at , ehei,lattawirooy Sleries or: v o imiroo, t ., op . lion cm the Surface of the Human Utah. it is ;tenni:al, o'4? Bant in its operation; anAgreeithie %alias; to the Skin imme diately biterweds Ise use. Lt sweetens awl 'refreshes the olio* ' Complexion, n iiirb re s umes, al one and the Mille ti tic, int - retlivened appeorante: The Pliblit hale' been ling evin winced of the wrthint4.of its .ineeebt 4.3 a bofe anti certain re nierly'ar Ileirtic Complaints in gentian Pintails. 6d. Hat pints Its. 9d.. ....: t Observe tbooyordb "Snail. Solomon, Liverpool," encraren op the 'Stamp I . :01'000m are connterfeilL 5444: .br . all ' , Mew*. of (leonine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may also he had, - Or 'SOLONI&CS jowly eelebrated DUI DE to HEALTH; pr, Meier to both hest% ptlie! Vs. • trr Ms 8010 1 1 0 N expaon . when consulted, the maid ivimpliMent of it - Orie' l'ounit Note; bin all written cotes or Letters rif Abide, if answered at his IMMO!. are returned ty inclose only tlulf-a-Pstiova. Such letter, shotild for saitly. he tbasldirecilds-- 34 Mlit*Oetter, :Dr. Wows*, littend-louts', near Liverpool.. Paid double Pottage' Letters may Ire in dered'he tie addiessed i s o X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-oilier. Id MIMI for. • • . •.= .••.: . . A. CHALLRNGR. MKSSItra. CURRIE am& Co. Sargeaas, late is • his Majesty'. strsice, challenge the oho* world II isialre it single la iu stwe where their bretticine au} Method et "Carehase ft - tiled - 4 the desired - erect. The practice of wool yeah; ia this particular branch of noir profession h o not give* rile fa one - sumecessfill case. 'hey cumitme to direct their stadies • to the treatment and pure ••• , f VEN ERE Al. CO A PLAINTS, nod that iterancrinent of Ike srarnt, which Ls the etinsequeoce of the pernicious anderasteful eliecto u a hlthit long i and most utiltappile purAted by the south. of both fetes, In I the one it will be found to he the unfailing source of liarrettneer • the other have its c 'sages fatally developed to Mem hy die . • teeming state of &baits, which, if not li•iiely remedied, fermi- I asses in I mpotetwe. .These are its remote and ultimate elects; while consumptious, him of muscular p o wer, and various ner vous complaints, trundle clutracterise the-earliest itives of this eslisary sire t_ufTeraares Itingorshing under -disorders Incident to I such all:Otis. their treatment is, siusph , and lw never proved tia• I, , sitreessfut in Meet:lore of a , loug, laborious, and much extended Ipractire, In the most tt lwiEtis and complicate d cases of y le. Iltereat infeefion, Ftlell Asa bbielffil•no in the urethra, sponget l'erescences4 Mid Innstivirs, calltass 'Peril, eruptions, seminal weakness, glee's, as atm .. ai ,..... . • • STRICTIIRES , —*T.—oil' recent or of lung - Orating. and which have Willed the skill of Other proetiostres, are; by their preseht impro‘e.l Om : en br trtnierst, etrreittelly nod permanently cored, w imatit the '.hationt sufleriaz the excruriati% polio WO alorsiog hem°, nage 1 whith fieeptAtitv ftillows the a pplication or the loiter his c aterro• atoir. • 1a) the cluile,e of twenty years eatebsiva pinciiee to t 1 Pulls. omairous the (if sirictures Intvi• beett and rtre daily me der their mire, the testi eiludiendon or whieh- is effected hy a I.safe; certaio, 1,404 expeslOtious!satodo.hfpra ctjte, ,i!perior soaps other yet adopted. - The . weakaiss, rein satin'', and debility , proceedinli front% (hi, Matthaei, Ii speettiry st movad, and Vie JMAieot restored to ind and ,vlgornst health. ~ Iltit where the iNfebffify iras forum . em*exhietLit prftpritnersevefahre in their ro. loofmkt *e onspalielotfter the sreirturoilMs hee* destroyed. Is.i"* I el,tattra.ri-.1, irifot4ltu:s:trormirpeoviitivleitlte slusabeaing spat ks of lo,„ :.• t s refies.qal oblf Vmcfs mi l d (eittleassrop, of the first respect . h ai Wive Reim ttatleetilecatit of Neill. Carrie' and Co. for ll i he i,•.4 swatvisl of cosulaisaluct sisc. urethra. seriirlarese, ite.l nu atio received a taillcikkuud per t naneot cure ; request that he reter decLivoee• 4 iivrri iiergiveh iti tidein;llll stilsTatiory';videatin of te ter ri t!' 4l " ll.7l . a.' 4 ""''t 4 :I 4 f*HIL• 914 Gs plan of ircatateto.- .T any o r thCse tointlenten have - had strictures from urn in si torov de -yeastr,ionti Mot hoen trilerlbt Sans bOhletsar. Home. it fiebit• end other Surgeons equal‘mpipeare. who attempted the core 'by the apptleatlon ofltse Inrolivaustic. Without success. . • Patitots in the country art retuestell th mote the imriinitm a lhcir cose ate, mut geheral habit, of living, Sze. Ate . inclioio a remiltand Rte mitten tabd wbtileibes, when the mole will he giver.ot sent I , l.tioy part 9f the kiogdom. Ti Ma of tene ts r e th at sr - . crecy so eielintiorto f th eir t urdertaking, the pottage hide -called bathe netoant for atedieirlith , Mews. e Cit, ma he contulted by either Sett pith the in.:tieCurri s, tlienkleprid, ry, rcrery, y , and Isutiutie, at their house, No. 10:: latttoniardep._ . I , ,itat: ,4 . . l , ) MO iiii"rt kiiil9.*,lo7, ilatihormamho.• , u.....•= rod, htistm hy • " fliwrcsievr OfFics, 87, ineet-virest• rr i }~ 7 ~ r .i I, . ~I 1 i. ,'1