The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

eieere Artallas. sad Wins. es,U X (An, MITA. 'ENTRI I. ICHOLAS. •IN mereadig *DM ITIBLIIIIIII S. ILII Klee fit reboot; star *- COA' .w P W, lid, ik eq sots, 171-Ak %SE ppovt I Europe, respedablo itage, Queen-street, espectability reside o • Wooded whin of I itillidoooo. I,ollt 10•114 It. Sinald•d, ellen - -- „ - . - - • • • .. .-'. •,j• ~ ' l i, • ~'.- .. 4.. .., , :: 1 h • i • ' . i‘.O) L d LL ' • . . .' • ‘' • *4 .•-. *. 5...-.- , •:ti s ''''''' ' • 4, P • 1 I A : ' cAlad -4fit-or - • . ~:_..- . •,„ . , • . , • ___ • .... . • • . • ~ i, 4 i I •t "t- Mh.e.-- ~ • - ~. i i t .. . ...... ~..„. . IA! v e , 44tan..., . .... . . . ,•,...:, • • • • . . • .• • .• :• .; . - • 1:. •.. • . L 01 4 .6 0 . 1 1 - WEDNESDAY, .APRIL 10,....11122.. •- , . t .. 11 ~,-,5,,, 4 „; t - ...• i . • ' , -------s , _ M. • ,•• - The Cease fee ohieL HAMPDEN fell in the Field, - end SYDNEY died en Me Setrold!" • ' PRTIelt *vim Flews. • - _ ...... _ . •' - disnr . -- e a . MI THEATRATRAND. TO GOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS AND WATCH- li• ... 1.7 _, 2 led J. Campbell and Co.. New York, goods, which appeared to be the ease. by Mr. Oliver • W and SATURDAY, Meneieur MAKERS. GI ;16 , Mtilk 1. . • and Klagn°a - W• sod C. Pl"' Eden-. having arrested the plaintiff as his debtor. and Sot bid e.ge bar . ers-R. Rogers, sen. and R. Rogers, nia.. having proceeded against him a. a swiedler. then their RE, the celebrated Dramatis Vowel- WANTED. by a YoVNO Maw. of • •. • ' lm eh:a/pre--J. Gross aed Co. Woodbridge, er an estirely New Cook, Cherie- section.. a Situation as 61ROP1117. 8 1? Ihe a _ ' ' rapers-M. and J. B. Hipwood. Wapping- verdict would be for the plaintiff; the damages were Mimetic, Multlfonalcal. Minitrack**, li t elther In Tema or Country. Ha ill•AHlONlNlOndiriasiskall. atm hore-J.Fewatiew end W.l4lles.Maerhester. solely for their consideratioe.-.Verdict for the plain• IRTAINnesT, In Three Parts. otheintated of the halms. ; eon ire ...... e . weehtermere-4. Jsehne 'ad ancheeter . merchasits • acetate*, end entitled THE ADYRN• secerity_if red. es ess obileelleato _ 1 Co . • • tiff. damages 40s. rENTRILOQUIBT; OR. THE RO- engage as a TRAY able liseiet, or le -'• en. W. Wise, Long-acre, pawnbrokers-T.. •• • soh sad Co.. Biredeghem. braziers. !CHOLAS. In which be will eispiay the • eiteetion urge a EXECUTION `Veal Illusions, for widish he bee bow • 4pply (If by letter. .L. at Messrs. R. and I and distinguished on rise Continent, asid W. Moseley's, le, . • ' araiNeREST'ER OUTRAGE. ON RIORDAN SeNNICIOT AT NORWICH, 07 namotmene, pnweeted with each signal a Hee NCREASE of DU en FIRIIIIIISCRANCE ' , i_ v ,_: . - --.....1.- t vela TIC awainta or ma. ROSIIIIT eases, to Tan .1 'roused Heeds and Princes o P ritope. i ASTER ASSIZES, Aram 8. run 1817. ' 4. ." . • 1 paid by the Mime anaverage of the lest la, • 1 ear TIC t N TTTTT INslitXT. Os Monday. at twelve o'clock, was executed en de • ". - ' - • • ~ ND Panne. Cons TWINED CEMENT 1 18 7 7 Y e e i n e l i ; L ientesil lal l litlatal ieses the twa nnta ssu a i i l6 47 al itet an e t me a . f a_ r '' l- ' ORD v. SIMIAN AND °TIMIS. Castle Hill, William Hardieeet, for the my ••• t.. - - The G i ese which hi ed sue *creased aregaisia t ted i , . ' - (room • DAT.) Mr.' R 41116 Esker. ems. at Wells. Ire affilltSlll • ' . -' AND TIM Noon - Aces , oft, TIER final .• suitor A. will mirrors" come oft** Atte _ ge•_,l.4 a . . 1100 k ► /Ile •••• 11l Corpiw ilt• 1817. le eampaelf will James Jobeies, who se • ' "'" ,• . - ••••• 0000000000 0 o, re 5.,11 .•• ~.- ' o :-; - , roe, tw Milting Mid BIMINI al tlikililllF , r-lj a i L 7.,,, ,_ . __-..1, . 1. g sea sae* Past 0 • etoga- The Dawn if the Jute at the same place for the same offence, on fife 234 o hoist a conversation is a ,Cellei; ill! . Norwich Calm (now dissolved) 11367. 2 9 WINO Wailed over, and after they lad been respectively of March, 1818, within* making any confesaion.-. . . _ . . . Hand in Hand B7O 9 7 &newts/11d to, the trial of the trial of the case was re- Hardisoea*. in this respect, followed his example. by ' • •.•• .. - AIR Lerman. JACK IN Tar Bri t , Hopb 65.1 lb 8 died, Illustrated, turd Delivered by Ma- w r e s t% At that moment there were not more than 50 not in direct terms confessing himself gailty of the Royal Lielmage llll6 11 6 a S. bun • 174 10 0 ' in Coort. crime. He avowed, however, that he kneel Johutill ' I•: , • 1. • ...... A. ay, Is.- Doors open at Seven, and esia- _. Tbp first whom called was Mr. John Moore. one was the murderer, and that the bloody stick foiled 011 1 t• - -4 4 4 LACON. A SECOND VOLUME. Vac two constables of Manchester in 1919, the col- near the body was Johnees'a. He also confesee4o • 1 •• late of the Crewe and Aaeber HIS day was published the Stealth V 01... ,0 °I , magas of Mr. Andrews. The other witeesses esa- . that Johnson told him be Was wilting (with Nardi.. , ' •••.: se if Cork. respeetnally begs lens WO- JL LACON. baler the completios of** Work. Also the sad the Public that she has take. glee Twelve Edltlba of the Fi rst Volume. wised were Mr. Joseph Nadia; the deputy coffstable mea t) t o d o e j o b u p on e men ; th a t i s , h e said. to rob . ,• A, • LARS TAVERN, Great Qeeen-Mewl, Sold by Messrs. Longues and Co. and all other Book- at theeinie period ; Mr. Peter Statham, a drysalter, him : and that it would be the better for Plardintent. • --- ds, where she hopes by eareasitting NW- sellers. Dear Manchester; George Brown, merchant at Man- He acknowledged that he was with Johnsen the • ✓ patroaage and support. Good bob. N. B. As Liam lies gone through stay Editions la for fleeced cheaters Wiliam Helton:Esq.. • • Magistrate of the Whole day. until three o'clock, when the murder is of seperior quality. America, any Ain't leclined to treatthe Velem* may be coosulted with, oa applicants to the Author's County t and the Rev. Wm. Robert Hay. The exa- believed to have been committed, and that Jebasea • • I dENCE OF SHRIMPS. Publisher. seinatioa of Mr. Huy was aot coecladed at half-past La d 14 0 ,,,de me t aga i n " t h e ma d t o Fake e han a • .. .. üblishe was pd, pries urea:lig demand of this mach ad- This day 10e 6d. In boards. Volume three o'clock, and it ~ was net expected that the eel- a b out s i x o ' c l oc k, or a li tt l e l ater . Th at t h e y wes t • . • for all aorta of Fish, Re. ft has induced ' Third at donee for the defence would be cuncleded till the brit to a shop there to bay clothes, both being before ' t MIRY POWELL. *his Vilielereleoll THE ELEMENTS of GENERAL HISTORY, " it d ay . almost peony!** ; and that Johnson desired him to Mouse. 112, Newpte-street, (where the Ancient end Madera , bathe a Coatialation of Pro- _ toned with this and all other Genuine _ r Tytler's Work from the Deeds of Queen Aisne and 4 4 ' IIt.9.IIPICK ASSIZES. take their bundles to the window. to see if there wis e.) to ratan his nest grateful acknow- feele r X IV. to the Death of hie late Majesty King George no 6tood on them. That they then smut and bought p u bli c ow their kind patronage, avid lath* .-,-,- ~...‘,. clothes at Mr. Wallees ; Hardi meat haring previtnisly• ' , , , mete aemmint them that It is sold by all "s• '"" By E. NARES , D. D. .IMPORTANT DICIIIION.-CONOINATIION. as stated in his defence • received fire one pound notes , Warehouses ill Laa4.ll. *la ---1... "4 by atte.ar Regius Professor or Modern History In the Ualeinsity of . , FARRINGTON V . LILLY AND ANOTIII. ageism la every WW2 .... s wat the from Johnson. Ile Loki the Chaplain, that if lie . Onford. • Thieiras an action against tie defendants. Mr. C. 'hod fur only sla Id Printed nor T. Candi, Leadew; sad A. Countable and .. of Coventry, ___:_._ __ d se. coul d be ream one week, e woe wef ts. I stionene sinless thread "Diamere and . Anseenesans. ; sod W. Blume° . Lilly Co.;J. Ishtar.; J. cd and ter . . for enticing a. He also said, that he let pass the inaccuracy of the rioters' seal en the Cork. Aer i e the plaintirs is from his employment. ~,,. Edinburgh, , women Norman and Claxton, as to time:" because, it I ..aptainn. as others. 1 , t .. „ 111 ° 46 „„t„ 19 , 4 ,,Y.;„ Of whom may be had, New Edition a _ (Wag the Illgathr Mr. Sergeant VAU4II•N, ill stating the facts of end hiPt•ff• "It I wan."'" to '''"'" •- --• Tas Runnier. or Gamma" Hussey. by the lete co- nee fey the Plainti ff . as afterwards proved is evidence being seen aft er lie parted from J. 11185014 be hoped it , stowable A. F. Tyner, with Me r e : two vole. Si.pries Ile . the would be thought that he could not be present at that ' said thee be did not seek exorbitant d es ; 1 MYTHS ANDCARPETS, BELLING 16 h"r••• ethos of blood. In a prayer fee crindenined criminals prie4pdobjeet of his che a t was to soppreeethe coo . with • INURE PRIME COST, . DEAN MILNER'S szamoNs. which he was repeating great f hisatina Vat ribliand Weayeie is Covestry, by where .. . y after the .! rrABILMISO CASPET LEO suarni ace ' i nk day was reaniehed , in awe Lob. (ILL. prim lt . le. is * . bad twit Chaplain, about two boars before his executtoo. he a formed for the support of those , • eraesseusa. beards. acknowledged that the righteous judgment of Got! had.- B, LONG ACRE. LONDON. • • ERMONS : by the late Very Reverend ISAAC who to Mork foe prices less than those filed . vertaken him, for his *deuces against God and maim IZIETOR begs be infirm elan Nobility S MILNER, OD. 11.11.61. sad F.A.S. for die Mideast hied" of wiert‘by a list armed to be a n ~ a that the 'eaten° e was jnat. I *ally, he abaceaded . ; •". lads* geneval *gibe has sew to efforts p eso nir °admit it,* Proddest 0141ethe's College, Cat tweets ify• *asters and mits-111.19. The defendants a . . idea above FIVE THOUSAND YAM* • v• from his native conntry. liardimeat was an sallaaa- latelAKlETDrel as the ireateiutee • sad secretary of this ••• —Wa riest* FLOOR CLOTH. of the mom thaltiestable p d . ie di 4 ,, ir „ c e d e % i s th e a and W. Blackwood, tie d m iddle - ai me d nin e , aged 29, illiterate. with no- te se dleseedeee foe meats. Wk. 80 11- Edlebernb. B • 4 • l7 o l • lfewsiele.. . 2Bes best at see time bees n , . . • . thing audacious or Meatus an kis appowneee eta . . ' e I ; ad fear times that glivelty of very se- - a maelegillibsod-emonfaimM is cormasi•y, bate er Venetia, red iiiiblemilibiler . This day ems pthlished . Is esti IS* VOL am prise Me. IS " - ear. He was. bees -at...lgyisfalldbalso MCA tliS c sad of orrery d - • • ' - -• • • • • :I II Maititaid aa'a tiserbre, sod heeled ally year. • '7 , ; -1" 1 ...... ' • 1• 141 • 1 1 011 7 . • ~,, : P . - as 'each in the royal nary. having been presses at •• • - ma termed doubles and galloons; he had not. however, . . . . the taking of Lopenbageo, Flushing. and Baltimore, ' . ,19 yards by Dean of Ely; Master el J•••• Cali" Cialbeldt•i aid agreed to tl list of prices. Is enanegareace of this, in . . . . i per squire yard. formerly Mager of the Teesirie. America . His behaviour to prison was quiet and his men were enticed, or induced by intimidation, to rehouse for Itallae Hewitt Rags mod* to Published by Ids Bon, Edward Bereeold Pearce, Esq. ... decent, and be seemed always interested Is the peer- . d ay patters of Ceeletiall st a fits hosts A.M. Student of the Inner Temple. quit his employment one after another, until at leugth c . ~ . . ises of religion. He slept nearly the whole night Printertjor T. Catlett, in the Snead; and W. Blestweed. he was unable to meet the demands of hie customers . .. Edinburgh, aid London agent; who were therefore compelled to previous to his execution, and attended with great i COATS, cat and aside in a esperier earnestness to divine service. and the administration i us the very best Saxony cloth, from IL IL Pablished this day, price 6 S. d• tero. make their purchases elsewhere. By this means the of the sacrament at chapel. When the brought to foot i • ;West el• Hegissed, esperlne, any sober. A PRACTICAL TREATISE ea Nervous, Bilious plaintiff Ind sustained very serious injury, and this in- of the scaffold, he looked up with a resigned spirit to et seemed. M. teal, 106-i irreatansas Iseild and IDllammitoTl Agoedwas• with • 11/81r Method of jury was laid in the declaration as the ground of ape- . . .; # v : le 11. Ille. ; beg "eats sad *aim, foes M. eartag btrleturee without Meese of Bougie or Caustic, with the p re pa ration for his execetron. The customary clo- ds! damage. • meiwoodase, I.l. ffi eery bee• *Nab Billed, an Appendix en the 'Mena* of Waage and Cbildren. • Ai D , r . votions being perforated, Ise ascended the platform o kmwess. lie. le IL NU misses% is. le To be had of the Author, J. LYNCH, it, Doke -street, No evidence was offered by their Cosmic, r. E. with a firm and steady step ; the cap was dream Omen fee gamma matte eemplote to St. James's. lAN. on the part piths defendants , i :t. I led, le point of bib* de*, miehmeo- ~ • - ga. oral tow ylowine eelbe west owl of** FROM TUESDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. plaiatiff that he had had the nerve to resist the combi- h the Lord's Prayer with the Chaplain, the drop fell, and ' r moss. eeptains. sad ohms whose 11l th• _..... 0 .-- e was [attached into eternity, amidst a very laege ii i 4 nation of which the defendant. Lilly, had become the . i 4 { i st a quaintly of *loth*, • mmeibeekie re- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aram 6, 19211. concourse of spectators, upon whom the scene appeared ow be made. A loge •• • = l • l 4°_,_••• tool ; adding, that he deserved the thanks of his fellow- T 'il to make very little impression. After a few abort con- i ' en•• • •••gbiTellOth all LL . L.. .........., L0 a1a '' Royal Regimeet of Artillery - First Lieut. W.A. Arne's, townsmen for bringing the action. , 1 101 1 1= 60. _ 0 • 1 ••••• 42 * "'""•'''''"""''' from half-pay, to be First Lleateesiat. vice T. Lovett, retired The J ury, w hic ha fter leo few was spec ial , cease i g a. vulsive straggles, his safferings terminated for ever in • ' i ille er rasti7 low , / (NAT • on b e l t ' ''this world. ; • P a y . minutes, retureed a verdict for the plaintiff-Damages 171-AONN AND EAR-ACHE. Corps of Royal Engineers-Geetleasen Cadet, J. Radcli ff , %MINCE, has received the ease- r ve hl, 8 ••••• latwt•"" i G entlemen Cadet E. Vicars, t o SW. ; costs dOs. A meeting took place, on Saturday se'anight, near ' I pport of the most clisdneelehed porterage" 'm u) * Tipperary, between Win. Parsley and Edmond Scully, ' • i ,'.. - SUFFOLK LENT ASSIZES. *pew with the united testimony of tbe Commissions Wised by •his Majesty's Lieutenant of the Esqrs. The latter discharged one shot without effect, , a Europe, eel nemereas favourable cola- -. am .-- County of Norfolk. and Mr. Purefoy's pistol missed fire. when the par- *potable Medical Joanna'. where it has N orwi ch L i g ht 1 Horse Voluateers-13. Riches ; Gent. to be PUOII O. 111 W. ArIDDLaTON, DART. AND OTHERS.- ties left the ground. accompasied by their mutual be the •• near Th ine Ivan BM I . , ( Cornet, vice Page, resigned. (SPECIAL J VIT.) friends. without any explanation having taken place. 1-Acillt AND RAI•ACIII." It BaStilatalte• lelofield Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry-T. Tack,jun. Gent. 1 . , i he most exerutlating pain, preserves the This was an action of trespass and false imprison- co to be Cornet. 'lee Saul, resigned. ...ASTIR TUEsDAY.—MANSION Hocsa.—The Ina, provosts. further decay, effectually meat, brought by the plaiatiff against tbe defendants ___......._ Christ's Hospital and Bridewell Boys . between six and . • is the Gums, fastens loose Teeth. aod BANKRUPTCIES IN . under the following circumstances. The plaistiff, I 1 I and serviceable to the latestpeeted. aid seven hundred in number, were admitted yesterday to • . 1 Its the Tooth-ache. W. Reed, Little Queer-street. H o lborn, oilman, from who is a young man of the age et 18, seeing an ad• th e Mansion House. according to ' I custom, to •r. ' ' • I ' 4at l c 1 0, sod di. 9d. b y new s , CL L . April .3 to April 20, at Basingliall-street. vertlseinetit of a farm to let, made application tb Sir see the Egyptian Hall, the Ball Room. and , other ' •-'t I brnside, ht. Paul's, 220. Ragent•street. W. D a nsey , Bristol, brewer, from March MI to May 18, • R roes,' London ;IN Waterloo Place. at the White Beet Inn, Bristol . William Middlet on. aid agreed with him to become S tate A partments , w i t h t h e ornaments an d d ecorat i ons ° . iii• , ; i 24. kiaekvil:e-street, Dublin ; and by 00000 UPTS. . his tenant of the farm; which was situate at Crowfield. as fitted up for the Grand Pete given on the preceding ledielue Venders thromhout the United W. Grapy aild W. Moss, LtemPool, foniwalnere, to sur- The plaintiff represented himself as a man of property, Jay. They walked with their Masters, Beadles, and •i 1 1 • • r e nd er Aprii 26,17, and May 21. at the George Inn, Liver- and having taken possession of the premises• he up- Nurses through all the apartments, with which they t pool. Attendee, Messrs. Adlingtoe, Gregory, and Faulk- gD EXTR4ORDINARY CASES OF plied to Mr. Oliver. the defendaut, together with "eve - were highly gratified ; after which they passed l• / ' ' leer. Bedford-row, London ; and Masers. Frodsham tied , ESN, EFFECTUALLY CURED. ral other tradisnsee at Ipswich, to furnish kis house- through the Grand Saloon, where the Lord Mayor, . , 1 Ts yler, Liverpool. afflicted with Deafile..s, Noises its the W. Jnogreaon„ I°,l=llm:ham, Suffolk. apothecary, April After the plaintiff had been is possession of the fdrin several Aldermen, the Sheriffs. Chamberlain, and the , Diseases of the Ear, are eneeassfaily treat- IS, in, and May Si. at the Crown Inn, Fnualingtiam. At- about 3•ortoor months, the defendant Oliver began , Lady Mavoress, and many other Ladies were sitting.. nage, No. 11, Edgeware-road, London, torney, Mr. Edwards, Framlingham. Qeeen-street, where references to persons W. Prating, Bath, draper, April 96, 97, and May 11. at to suspect that the plaintiff was not the man of pro- On passing in rotation each boy, according to ancient 1 I i mpectability are, by permission, given, the White Bear lon, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. W. L. Clarke, • perty be represeated .himself; he was therefore in- custom, received from the heeds of the Lord Mayor, 1 i • ' • ' reside in London, and who have been at- Bristol ; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New rimed to make seplieplims to him fir a little money, a shilling or sixpence. according to their respective I ~ o twenty years, and given over as Incurable lan. . y which not belog•fordicasaiag quite so readily as was merits, with a bon and a glass of wine to drink his . eat Surgeons mid Miriam; the treatmeat D. Randforth, Manchester , victualler, Me,' 1,1, and 21. . ~• m the least psis or laeoavenleoce. at the White on lnn , Lb Bristol. Anoraks. Messrs. /Idling- *le . Mr.Oliver made an affidavit of his debt, heel ol.aad Lordship's health. After this ceremony was over. • if 20 years. cured in sloe days. ton, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-raw; and Mr. J. the plalotiff•was arrested on the 25th of February, his Lordship, the Aldermen, Sheriffs, ire. retired to :sq., deaf 20 years, eared in one month. Morris, Manchester. 1821• when Sir Wm- Middleton agreed to become h ail the Venetien parlour, where they partook of an 'ele- severe case, cored In three weeks. W. klay. Newbury, Berkshire, etaltster, April li, Pk and for hie appearance. I t however, in a very r six years, cured in one month. May Cl. at the Peacock Inn. Reading. Atter**. Molars. . , „_. , a appears. gent cold collation, and afterwards proceeded is St‘te the character of . • , h - lair R. O's- Bart., deaf eight years, eared is Hamilton and Twining, Berwick-street, Soho : and Mr. T. iew•••311•• Sir w • "ft •to suspec t .o C hr i s Chore , tnewgate-street. to hear the Spital . Smith, Reading. the plaiatitf, for as the Ist of March following, be Sermon, which was preached by the Very Reverend . . of 12 years, cured in Ave weeks. W. Moniiingtoo, Ckepstow,Monmouthshire.grocer.April went in company with Mr. Oliver and Bristo. the D „, ( „„,,i deTd. • 1 y severe ease, cured in three weeks. it, 23. sod May It, at the Commercial Rocana•Mristol. At- fsix years, cared is three weeks. torah's. Mr. T. Erase, a ether defendant, who was a eberiff's officer, and took H tton den ; and Mr. J. K. He ROYAL HunT.-Nfonday bring Easter Monday the • i floor years, cured in two mouths. berleld, Bristol. the young man into custody, awl he Was according' -7 Grand Royal Huai took place. which wee, as usual. I if three years cured 10 a month. Davi DERV,. seat to prison. Mr. Oliver sad the ether tradesmen very numerously attended by all ranks and deacrip- ' if three years, cured Is two weeks. April 30. T. Thompson. Camomile-stree t, merchant, at who had supplied the -geode. Navin g their suspicions lions of persons, who travelled in vehicles of all &- erns years, cured le six weeks. are Perk Basinghallostreet-May 11, J. Archer. W Mill, thus raised, attended iam neeserous body at Crowfield, scriptions, as well as several hundred pedestrians.- al else of deafness, caused by a paralytic ' N Nip Derhyrshlre, oottoo-spinner, at the E. Clellow. ew s, through one of the servants •-• aed har ing the means elf ahe Royal huntsmen, sportsmen and hounds pro- i t Won. perfivtly cured in three months. lea , mueb,,,ter- April my, W. Raker, Tieekurst. Sits- gained admittance hula she bee* of the Plantar they eeedeo through th e lawn of Windsor, and crossed from .: 03 1PLAINTS.-Person* 'Meted with Ner- Btar - the Son Inn, Ticehurst-April SI, J. proceeded to take away sex blacksmith, at . *bite,. bed...toads, stoves, .i__sar t, W• nilßevil inferr • bridge h •3- eat, the hating attended with lowness of spirits, debility, ;, o detonate*, Yorkshire, cloth merchant. at the • Ho ell. G knives, candlesticks, covers, kettles, he. • seek. trades- lately teen palled down ft•r an Iron bridge to be 1 4 Leafage the bands and limbs, palpitation of Court House. Leeds-May I. W. H. Harriet's. Liverpool, cadence, indigestion, loas of appetite, more- 'pi It dealer, at the Ram leo Nottingham-April 18. T. mar being much pleased to -get his property again, erected to its stead. They proceeded to Farnham ' ell. "i"sla the be "' end dificAlS Y °rhallr " ft re r - trge at . Millbsek-row. Widit;oinster. thebereeertisaut, at These facts being felly•provirde•Mr. Serjeaat Blossett Common. where there were sever.l hundred sports- 111 ,‘ by nervous head -ache, and the whole train of a ril • ^.„_ Basiaghall-streot- May 4, J. Clark. Commerciat-piace, Cora- and Mr. Serjeant • • Frees. on behalf of the defendants, niea waiting their arrival. At half•past ten o'clock a " 11 ' which in easy lootooms readers ins orc i a i. r os a i, eld jeer et Basinghall-street-May 9, H. Po . eAI Le contended, that as they b a d been literally swindled way obtain relief by applying at the Her- ;Vorthington pad W . Rowlssdsoe , Bolton-1 *ors, n•remarkable•fiee deer was turned out of a cart for the fro m the great number of long standing and ~_ shire• braziers , at the Swats Ina. Bolton -le-Moors- May out of their property by the. plaiatiff, who, under pre- d„ ~ di un d m , m. . " red ' elPstiese• has fully Pend WO wow. ee . Breetoe, Devizes, Wiltshire. coachmaker • et the 'enc e ofliariog a large property when Ise was set worth. -Labe following is a correct state- • ! 1 i be the safest mid most beseicial hitherto c„.„l' G. N . • Marlboreiseb-- 111 / 1 7 kJ- WssVe* Birmingham , a &elitist/. took a fans and furnished a•eouse„ the der meat of the •• th at• of • Pedestrians's *performed by 'Mr. 'post e and strengthen the aervous system, ..,. -- ,,... - ,, 11 a ' i I gh Royal Hotel, Bna n am.i patient to a perfect state of health.-lo hot- -----' at the feudal** bad a right to *keels, geode agate in she Streeter , viz. . 16 1111401 fair walkirg -in two hours anti ; 111 n,l H s . csartrictares.---arain 30. boot manner they seld. ; Hie-Lordship baying sum- 566 menu:ea. mi Om eroyAlau r0a.14-•- 4in g is the reentry , by fully stating their J . Stoker , Derecamer• lielmol-T• Riley, Waanaabla Ti id„ id I J to , 1 th Miles Min . ., Miles Hin i jades ~ Min . /files /din. amffordsidre, carpenter-W. Compton, Birmingham, liner mqd op the ev n e,l tto the ury say wle PI ,'• POW paid, addressed to th e Hermitage. as -- 1• 11 5 10 • 9 II 13 Ilk ' wenn; It. will have the requisite Illedelee. •f•P••• ' - • they thought that if they were in the Ctowes Court they i 2 11 , . . 6 - le t ' lo'' 11' 14 II gilliirded, with rrery Information tieit ease re- ranimisseenee snesonyli, • • aboald da d the plaiatiffi guilty of obtaining goods as 3 i i 7 NIL •11- 12 1 15. 111 t 'ties sad labouring People readies! la tor gear IJ. O. Cress sad 1. Bryant. Belated, baba 11111.6. 0409, " " w i n di er ;if so they e•oald find a verdict for the de- 4 11 8 11 12 II I 16 12 ' , Pedal' itted Patients, by paying a Wiling sass gullets-4 . 'Medley and T. Pantry. Kingston-open-Hull, feudist.; but if they tlioaght it was a purchase of the Total - • - 2 hours 566 urinates. rhos received, unless post paid . ship- ball ders-C. Cooper and J. Tye*, Oxford-street, •