The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-13 00:00:00

rVl[l. ,. `I i • Nm. rf. But it' that supply b.- open to his ftr( • ri•11or of the Irish Exches l uer tit-tours- he had mentioned - Tokens. Lord A. HAMILTON asked upon what gtound the Chaneelliir of the Exchequer calculated upon such • Snifters ailed surply of bul!ion by the period he had 14°14.1.k -dm insert in the Bill, and whether he bad • ties pinto for keeping his new tokens, when issued, in circulation ? WIC tiie Right llonourabie Gentle " man aware how mitt+ of I,700,0001• in tokens is. seed 11 the Binh, remained in circulation, -or had if , en Withdrawn and melted down ? lie understood that a - e,;issiderable quantity of tokens had been t-ielted, and if Such had been the fate of . the bank Tokei:s already issued, what security could the Right Gentleman Present that the new issue would bet meet the smile fate if they wete equal in intrinaic oil ? Then if the bank tokens were likely to be tt withdrawn from circulation,. the Incal tokens would s.' h oecAsury, and must be tolerated, if publieaccoosmoclation w-ruconsulted. The House having' resolve! itself into the Com- Mitt ee, * * The Cti INCEI.I4OIt of the EXCIEQUER In r.. 1•7 Lord A. Vaniitimn, staled, that there • was onesinipla filet epos . which lie grounded the cal ' celetlons adverted to by the •Noble Lord, —namely, that:the Eschange hid stlyaned IA . peCcept.,,in our • favour ; and it•was innecessery to desert** cosi. sequeuce of such advance ,aiport.our supply, • and the price ofirillien: Care Would, of course; heolten •• that the Aloe of any _tokens is§ued, .6y-the Bank, • should - keep pace with the Marketprice of Over, And • for suellisiptalitv the, public had no*irurantee open - the mass Mon', tokens. As to the tokens' already issued by the Rank, he bellered the Noble Lord was mistr-A respecting the number withdrawn from eircu. , Intion. But any that had been withdrawn were most rd - return to circulation, when. the new issue . f oillapilt tokens should take place and the compel - ttortof local tokens should be wi thdrawn`. • • .A.•IIAMILTON further asked, as the ad. 'fence bf ate Exchange was the alleged ground of the •Chirtsdelibi • of the' &chequer's calculationapon an timprovement of oar ietveney, what did he look to 'in cote thir &change . dhould revert to its former • - astisidarit? • ' 'Sit J.•NEW PORT observed, that Ireland suffer - -id more than this cnontry for the want 'of silver cur. 'venCy; and that, from the circumstance of.there belt% tau private tokens, and the country *being entirety ' dependent, in this respect t on the knees of the Bank 'of Ireland. in 'England, the deficiency of Bank Issues was, in some degree, conipensated by' the issue f private tokens. Ireland, therefore, claimed Somewhat more of the attention of Parliament. - `The CHANCELLOR, of the EXCHEQUER • ageeed irtXhe observations of the Hon: Barodet - und MIA, that attention must - be paid to theweiglit 'end finenms of the silver issued in 'tokens, in re via. After a few observations froM different MeMbiri s the Bill pa'sed through a Committee. Seale roulie business was then disposed of. ' A.:!jostrned. • • '' ' - by Mr. gollaitd, neyet Coot up cetiain Ml's. • Pow ,~~ • COURT OF OF COSMOS PLEAS, Fez. 11. On Friaav, the sth instant the birth-day of the ~:~ John Morris, trick Crawfurd Mr. PARK sl that this. _ ias made, not on the afildatit of Mn. Bp‘les 'herself, bot - of Mr. Numphrlet, her • Attorney,. and- who did not seem — to 110 To 'all' the three Trustees, bat only for' Mr. - Briace—The papers in question had been pat 'nits Mr: Cocker's hands by the Trus tees jointly. - • There Were actions now depending in the Court of Compton •Pleas, in which those Trus tees were parties, and where it would be. necessary that the papers sought to be delivered up to Mrs. Boles should - be' forthcoming: Mr. Cocker 'was (bound, therefore, not to part with any of those writ ' ings, but to keep them for-the Trustees, from whom he had received the* • • Mr. - Juitice said, if the deeds and ! writings in qUestion had been deposited in the hands of Mr. Cocker, 'by • all the - Trustees,. the Court, icould not Inteeere to the effect of making hint part with the custody of them on the applieatiotiof the. Attorney for one of theTreettee. • Lo?t1 F.t.ceNtionovonssaid,'the deeds were soue: to be taken out of Mr. Cocker's hands, not b' this' i'sqme entire authority by . which they had been epd::' I sited with him. Ills Lordbliip 'presumed, however,, there could bone objection to afford to Mrs. Bowles, 'all right.of access to tbe papers in question, and alto copies of such of theta as should be necessary. Mr. PARK said- there would not be the slightest. I objection to this. On . the contrary, Mr. Cocker • would be happy to accommodate Mrs. Bowles to the utmost of his power. 11:r. BoLLANt) said, Mrs.. Bowles bad notice to' Surrender on Wednesday next, when ti•e Old Bailey' Sessions commenced. The parrs were voluminotis, - mid there would not be time to take copies of all that were necessary before that time. • * Lord ELLENBRKOUOU eaid, the Court could not, without wrong to the other parties interested, with. draw the papers out of Mr. Cocker's Copies could be taken at his house as Well as else .. where. Mr. PARK' said, Mrs. B. should hare copies of such papers as' she wished, and Mr. Cocker should, attend, the trial, 'for the purpose of producing so& . as might be 'deemed material. - • • • • The RUle was-accordingly ordered to be drawn up to that effect. - This is the last day of Term. 1 - ULM spoiouou sits at Nisi Pri us to-morrow this Westminster-hali; on Monday, at ciiildbaji, inlhe City ; and on Tuesday his Lordship yin return to Westminster-hail, where he Will con tinue tb sit daily, till the Middlesex business be gone h : NI .- ttit b. 1 . • ----, Marquis of Woncrsren; otrhis coming ofige, was PRUSSIAN CAPTURE*. • celebreed at Monmouth. 'Though the Marquis is Mr. .Psussobtaieed a Rule on a former day to now serving his country in Spain; being with lhe , show cause why the consolidation order in this case era! under the gallant• Lord WILPINOTON, the inha- ! should not be set aside, Red he now moved that the bitalts of that county, and particularly those of Mon- , .Rule should be made absolute. month, bad been made acquainted that the above Mr. SHEPHERD showed cause against the Rule, and happy occasion would be distinguished by 'those I briefly contended that the Defendant had neglected marks of festivity which had been Observed by his I to avail himself of documents on the. trial, which. ancestors, on arriving at the same period it, 'years, i he was now submitting as good grounds for the tin.—An alto be roasted whole in the Mirket-place, ! opening of the consolidation order. The applica sad a pAblit ball.and supper on Friday, •with a din- tion, therefore, .had come too late; and he appre- net at the neau fort • Arms, to the gentleineb apd . hended that unless the applying party could make it tradesmen, ea iaturdiy. I manifest that he had discovered some most material The Directors of the Ancicmt Conceit, it is said, i facts, of which he could not avail himself at the have sent an offer of au engagement to Madame ! trial, their Lordships would cause the Rule to be 1M Aa t, at Ramie,- as Mrs. Ilmtamcrtox has declined discharged. The grounds upon which his Learned sluing any More in public. Brother had ' made the application' was, that the A Gentleman of the name of YARROL, performed i Captain of. the Harmony bad protested before the a mile in five minutes on Thursday, on the Uxbridge i Royal Maritime Prussian Court, at Pilluu, tege *roll. for a bet of fifty guineas. lie. had engaged tot ther with sundry of his sailors, that he had elected perform it in five minutes and a quarter. . that port us his final place of discharge. In answer The Vegetable Wax, of which sone samples were to that representation, for he could not call it by any sent from cm 13raeils, disappoints the expectation of . other name, he held in his hand an affidavit, made its becoming an object of commerce. It fails from !by a person of-the name of 'Joseph' s . showing that want of quatoity, otherwise it might have answered . positive instructions were given to Mattson, t he Su well with the candle-makers and other trades, as of percargo of the Harmony, to reconnoitre Mho), I the varnishers, &c. in the use of wax. Though it fbr the purpose of - procdring information, before he • did not him."' as readily as .the' wax from •the bee- [ventured with the vessel into thebarbour, Tio; Cap- i hive, resistng not only the action of the atmospherettain Ited• likewise received orders to follow the direc and water, but the colour is net ailed open. by the [tiontiotthe Supercargo, so that . the successful termi . acids, also of great activity—so that in chypsicat pro. ° nation et' the voyage might be rendered _more probe- i peroes it differs essentially from the tmesmon•Waio r * . I -bk. Tbe . Ptaititifildieheif hid also pit in a deposi- : There are now living under one ttliiiflits - IWO' dna, setti i igloitils, IlistklieltaitappliACto (be Cap- I gate, 0 •rby, fourteen old 'people wheat - inilltidlgise tides iiii • Aikewise to the r SU pere4go, .requestin g -1 nu!' e Wit' years, and who are all 11•_(itessisan 'of i them to come from - Pilliu, and become witpesses on i their bodily laculti6 excLift'outf, 'Wfir:frilni *a - 01,,Tkrtriol,lit consignor(' of the toss of .the vessel ;1 sy.i.ll happened last minter istnabletoNiiiik iiiith. t . loOV, tieing Pressians, they -did not choose to ten. ' out Lelp. • i' .'‘' .-' • '`:-.. ' l' . liens ores tie% and . therefore he had been obliged tai" M 3 RLSOROIIGH.STREET.—k ,teurteGenitimati of 'WO toy ene -of the-crew who Would MOM This distinction was yesterday charged at this Offil*,lso!*walr this able etu* of-the' want of the evidence of Geatleman o! Park-street, • with attettipthicto - picit: thest fiiiifiliallpetsOns. He likewise held in his, his pocket on Tuesday evening: it` stppeerVitaitclfaiieffidhvkftom the'PlAintiff's attorney, shows tt - e statement of the Prosecutor; Hilt helittiti " i(liSi liter * --slirrintlered . those documeno4- Upon. I-cture no Electricity on the evening Sistivar,**/ ifhiChltAr.• • Pitfback attired to have the consolidation • Prince's-street, ' Hanover-square, " where . the Pd.!' ercier ihiened, - into the. hand* of the Defendant's at loner sat behind - him. To • give "'due *SW 'lti'iiitifliy,. - prreviona . to the commencement-of tfitic- the exhibition, the room wits darkened 'itiiibent tion, SO . that •ignerance , of ,their contents might not a q• tarter of an hone, and' during that' 'time Ibe pleaded, 61 1 a b&ckWardOeSS on the part of the th,.• l'rosecutor felt some person feeling the - bet. rigainliff to give ell the , information concerning the, torn of his: coat pockets', :as if cultierlds• coat.-;- , bitpitererot the 'Harmony, and her .confiscation, 4 On • the room being lighted* again,* he. found fiat was iii hi power. • He eppsehentled, ,therefore, th#l the bottom of 'his left - liand••porket Which Con-tnit*new facA had been submitted to their Lordaltiliv;'' * tainosi his book, had been-cut, and the AParttive lies r . by which they•would be induced to open the consols nearly large enough to admit , the .64)4 thrtingh.""-* 'dation . order. • - • . . Addros•4,l; himielf - to • the Prisoner; • • vebom 'to? ;' 344 . ..tgaS followed an the same • side, -and main ' had observed draw his 'tight hand - acrois - 'hls littUill, that a compliance with the present applica- I , body, and introduce It into his left 'hand breeChes tion would be contrary to the•established Principles -pocket, he asked if , he had not acissan or sante 'tiriaa 9 ", liiitsmtich, as the Defendant luid.: peglected 1 •*cutting instrument : : in his' breeches pocket, when, to avail himieff of the very facts upon which heenes • amongst other 'articles; he pulled eat, a pen. -- moving rei - the Role.. -.He had ab hesitation its icy.. knife.—._4n..defestee; the Prisoner denied any ing, .fliat 'the . Caphiin• and; Supercargo had received • • knowledge of -the charge alleged:against him, and it instrbctionslo inake Pellet; •their , Port Of discharge, uos stated, float the aperture-was in the seam or the if possible; .bur' ott•cerning there titer it'd . disci:wend . • pocket, a et! %int' like having harmr Cat' The htegis- their defter wile - ri: itovias;ttio lo4e, .aviii hief okra tliiy observed there was sufficient evidence to •send could lift their intiset; were surticlied; tatherand we for further investigation. Ile howeeei, ad. Confiscated. • , . * the P•risoner to bail to answer tit charge, Mr. BUT and Mr. VAVONAN followed en the , J0i21176-wareil4 -- 'w---With their plias !bwforePii- told the /TS • ftWst . len, Avliith /sulfa prow le d, .mg supk3O/411 .by Woeld which notadttaisibicas evidence, he bad pro* eildeneit 'to cohtlet the 'retti4siiii./ nothing Militifintagaittit the defence, - maintaining, P Cum* restiost *mod that the. Hatmowlebast absolutely • fine d on Pill./ is "tion Warred 'of• Yudgment.i . . hei port of dischirmoneLhadynchored for the pet. Tkit :Jury retired, without taking more th an a pose of taking 'out a part of the cargo, -so :as olio ", few Wants* Muse;to read the passages referred t o i n mtglit be enabled to cross the bens. The *tows the lo?k,,:rst tkel.lnformatiOu, set rued a- verdict of proved, thit . the Harmony was a heavy ship, and . , deeply laden, and that she cpst anchor in deep wit- • ter, bifore Piltan ~ .'iVont which the Jury had been l/intave • ASUrCII asAS. i wbarf. erived. • Salk' desired to conclude, and had Concluded, that Palau marquis Of Hooey (Mania), was net chosen as the • port of discharge. He con. i„,2quire ao.tFertb • 7 Feb.ll4, Feb. —l2, Noon. carved, that facts of sttlecient force had co beei nfir i m iu t t e I ..",metta: (1 NA' 4 1 ) mt ! Le . La i 140 hb 6 oil ; 13;1 4 1 : 1 ; c 7 r, mitted, to induce their Lordships mhtutei after 12. .1 Eveainic ininit ft 1. Rule.' • . • • • Mr. PELT. contended, that the terrors of Brother 1, ' -. ___- Shepherd were created by his . own imagination, for, * siii . ILL-1-A - ibli - m — o — u - N - t i ts , sa i. at . „ Ei II .there would be no danger of a proceeding beeom. w w . 1411, - s pi . w , i4l4 1.4.,... iiirb..a . i . I T• I II: - , eu r t . big a, precedent which 4LoOld never be paralleled , Traveller s , Kral fledi, chute)! L - • aid trfa c tZ cisa in r ge v f° again. Ha watt. 'coo/Went that Etirepe would : never , th :;:r--,,,,„tv22(±Possi .. enacitev•cidaltiatothexv"&c.sct out (run; :feel such convulsions agaidas , at the moment of the : - EXCritt,Fitims sl"! 1141 " -- 1:4;:a i. l a tit., -' "D .. a wise"' . celebrated end serious captures before Fillet]. . But, D "'" )° " th ' " . is 'i. to* Pod Co : re tch; e r ' c iy a tr n y t h ,: why were his Learned Opponents alarmed at the 'to haiY•imw Six.o' • wit)ra Gourd, throngit v llOottoU ' , ' Ax: prodoction of a few stale unimportant &eta,. as theyl u d l im il l3:o .ri te ci f T 07g rid : S r l i' tr a isl iTLPta i 'h . , tr ::,; . u 1 . 7, ,, ' , !°1 :st r e ti; ; ; 41 ,, :;tri h req ' 'biz. 'had scoffingly described them ?--:-.Why were they troubled at the prospect of a new trial, when they ; frem &Maw . 10 ,SoilihY, Latta, tirial‘a;..Tiod Hailf . ' ' ban" affirmed that the whole facts contained in the ?Hiatt 1 LIVERPOOL, Warrington, liout.forst, Stunt, and hitch. i protests might have been produced and proved oa i ' r e i v 4 e aftP °s",..mich, caked, .Irhe Lkpeliti.ia. every livekiing :it luck, to the Sh t area's - Head Ino Diee-btreet, liver , the trial, without effecting the case of the Plaiatiff? 1 ,p,,,,i. Guard's ihrooktinut. • - . - . -1 - ' - • f!ATH a nd n RR' 101. . j:tyhtg . Pari Citachei,lttrougb.Ctip , Why, with so strong a cotiscititisness of the ' harm- 1 lesstiess of these foreign a ffi davits did his Learned ]'.Xit l -. maer c . ' ;h r r'ti ' r u r i v:ll . :enT.l7; ' ;iteli v itettril i.7 l«t i t e -r u r t ' Brother read one deposition after another to their) Timanatilrr.e..4oad the Se as isrimiti. PeitMGri Vin g• -44 iielie: Lordships, denying and . , contradicting the facts in I. l° 4l4 B l3 .4;e'L' s l ;,Ti,',, l ", l '. * ;,: l 'is i t t '...v,; * .R.,..._k • i r . li ko n - I the protestation? The Plaintiff had surreudered,„' otrzry Morning at half-past &tea eGbart; curia 'F 5 . 1. 4 these documents voluntarily, he had d e scribed ' them 1 'jai - "illy, tall COei remarkably easy. wi l t: Guar•i *twirl,. to contain the very facts Which he would prove on ; an d V g'. -err, ' twi t 4,t•i l ittrirol r O " mi s i t ins e til',.etl, ',ut il e- at gs e iii . the trial, and That they gave ail the Inforntatiun that rNotwirestandiiie the uncotoMon exiierliii44l of. this tesseh;Stis . could be procured Concerning the capture and .con- .i s* „ l ,',7 rei ,„ 1,.':,7 the ' a " "g' ee " bl q a nd ( "Otte ksiiiii"Clinvr.v 01.:tit...r.orth Roast, brin g unceinstilesl in ACeloismlialatioa fiscation of • the Harmony. These representations h; -- '7 had deceived the Defetnlant ;he conceived that, the li I:.N DA 1., . Lancaster, Preston, K irhy-Lav oiistle,. Boo s , u , Captain and Supercargo'vrcitild be produced in ell- ' fi ChfirkY ' Osms:•.irk, and Garstsutg Past Coaches, tier? Mies !nn nu , at.le lye o -. Chick. Guarded, • .: - . deuce,. and that they would confirm teh • testimony ! GLASGt)W, LoOgtow it, Gretna.Greers'Ainlany'Domfrir l , given by them in their protest before the Royal Ma,. err7ftiti, Thuntein, amseillor‘Kilai Ciat t at KAttsaca, :ritime Court at . Pillau. Under the operation of . ! -as TottiZ v . i •Vl:r c i l tstt i. ,:n,ri7ra l i:Li de rg e Z t i rcL i ch ' "3 ; v 4 rir , d these protests, therefore, he had net bestirred him-' with a „Guard throughout, sihruai evt•ry. Mogul: Lac 1k01f . .1..14 . self to seek for evidence, and had:come to the trial 44,0x 0 0 14 1 ct1k - ;t r ate w rb aLuti h tews n ra l itt . egtt; ' i l i ntr,. c l::tr . wholly unprepared. But he was soon undeceived Pasoengem ending themselves fatigued • train ;tip lcugt4 of .t..e. when he found Warren, the cook of the -Harmony, journey, May 'rest what liar: thiyeitrAse. anallwatinewa iin directly contradicting chose facts which he had sworn ' ~i.4 l: ,.`t nt , ?l,=` , ,r t i : i n i n, c isic h : e s j i . c , r ti r i t t liZit a lititTorto. ". to the accuracy of . in Ms Palau protestatim One rough, Whitby. find other Places. • - ..: .45 , ..;; v. .• • ' lof his learned Opponents had accused him of iimpor- . 0 0 1! i rl:NORT H . on d W algal 110,* Post glee)), every tunity in his application, and another of them- bad i . 640/LISLE, Pvisrith...nad Whhehaveo. Pori. Coact, got; said that he (Mr. Pell) had moved to open the con.: i b .}. w t_ :oar Horses, and a Guard * all the way. Passes through solidation order; because Pillau was elected as the '.B'fiv beild e tA g lv e t h al re y 'It:Z. t clund" ' t i, j a ,,n 4 ,14 11 „ ( ,, ) ; vessel's port of discharge. To the first of these (tbe nearest ear lii- eightese aille*Waets.lint every Marina.:. Gentlemen- he would reply, that impressed with a detare r ran ni Vet=y 9 ,b ge tt k i.. b Inv . (4f i h h a t :e l th i e hdi r e c a g i r consciousness . of the merits of his case, he had.en- ' advritiage. ;f tlortriesigaieb3g secured in the . nest C:ach. deavoured, as well as he could, to bring .it again Waiih.Fttf,D teit,cuitch, ever). Montilla, at half-past before the tribunal of a Jury; and had he been need - , SiZ.,;";2a/14-,Ne.p...,n.t. whitahureN t arp i rk4, i.... aotich, lewicb, Pos i Coast is.eVeri Lvelaags al lessly importunate, their Lordships were adequate judges of the etiquette of the Court, and would have 1 . N irv r : b .o w A h o ' ck "4 . 4 1111 . 6 j. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Ifs, Few Couch, every repelled his intrusiveness. To the latter, he would itoreing,.i., the George Inn. SusAcrlatvC r . ! . address himself by correcting his mistateMent, be t MA - tit:KEST ER, WhisLstv, Congiv;trits,'Newca.stte,*.Val , al, moved for the Rule on the grounds that Pillau. wits 'and SH W lLl . 4 l 73 m tr i lt? P rcik.?tO h n', e sru?sli f i t i r usr " P!'s: l"f u d o ed a;h, the actual port of destination. tio was willing to thillaystl•Ctioriotte# every &venial', at 'llse ss'ulork, guarded. pay the money into the Court, providing their Lord- 4HEpl;l,erp stud Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rork - .. inglutut, every Monad. -ships would consent to the Rule which he had sou- . ~, sOUTH AM PTOlg , NV inchester, alresfora, Ind Alton Coach, citt4 for. , 1 every Evetsiai. - F Ail RN! N Gil A M Mercury poo pearl), with•a Gnarl, Leta Lord Chief Justice MAN th SFIZLD said, that the p i e ;.! !: mat every ilfteramai .aisd reaches Birmingham next day al noon. sent motion was altogether of a new. character, bet -Awes by Oxford, lintan, and Shiptone, to she Saratuos the evident aim of it was' to procure a new trial in Bead. Ault-street. Birmingham. another Court. The application had been made .by j co i r h t: L e .; i 't to the Buil ii4l e N ry or t 4h o c n ar n , li t i n ie w i teu, i T s h i p i r o n :L an o ci c eoncriger , Pa't his. Learned .Brother, .on statements. Contained in *a! San tan m --• ---51°11-gPle,gHulL ... Pas . . • • eve_ y M protestation put in by the Captain of the Harmony, 1 . HERTF9RD, ware, Hoddeslon, and before thePrussiau Maritime Court, in which • a (Ie."; I f r OTr lt ili t ilAM and EDMONTON Coach, Ilailv, at half scription of the voyage was given, and the inten- 1 past k.), hatf-fonq 2, halfpast 4, and hilf.po.t 7. 0 . 00ek• lions of the owners of the merchandise on board. 1 The passage chiefly insisted on ran as foliows :--. } - " He anchored in deep water in the roads of Pillau, inasmuch as the burden of the vessel prevented him from crossing the bars into the harbour, 'which was. his Absolute destination." That passage bad been particularly commented, as a direct proof that the . Harmony had chosen her anchorage where she was captured, for the express purpose -of removing some of the Cargo, so that she might he enabled to cress the bars into the harbour. That statement certainly contradicted the evidence of the cook, who deposed that **de) had anchored there, for thepurpose of pro- - .itaring informatton. Soave extrabiltnaryfact, on an 1 application like the present, would 'be expected: by 1 the Court, to authorise them in sending - the case to be ' tried elsewhere, some facts, which might. mate thei 'alteration of the verdict certain or probable, before ' theycould consent to set aside the deciiien of the Jury. Now it appeared, that these documents, Call- i • ed•protesta, were put into the Defendant's hinds lei till li . to that' tit had an opportunity of knowing where his evidence would be deficient .before. the rioMmencement of the trial ; but he had not availed himself of, their contents ; and after such a lapie Of me, he could nat see what species of relief. the Vtfart could administer to the Defendant.. lie would '064 ixamine the Captain's protest from firetto fait. -11 e-had commenced this protestation, )1 declaring, the the Harinnny appertained to the -harbour of i Drontheitn, in Denmark, and consequently had no! Entlish goods - ori beard.. Now the Captain must' havobeen conscious of the falsity of his declaration, and;b e ow was It possible to place any reliance on the yereclty: of thh' remainder of the instrument, when ,farsehoOd was evident at the commencement ? The 'Pettrt .certainly..woold refrain from disterbiog the verdict of a Jury, on the authority of a protest that 'began so basely. • - • . . . . '' -111 . e. Rule -was Albciaarged.. i• • . - . .• I: ,•-•01.-- , . . • KING'S BOCA 'Ole sisal,. Taviiitkr , • __, . . . ;TRZ littlii 0. 11 . 1/011 FITZPATRICK, Tint • .• ' '• ' ' • :40E DUKE** RICZIMOZD. This trial .occupied the greater pett - of ' ,Witeit• the -Jai* veered; Mr. Buintowes'• (bused the Gault is toe following A CHALLENGE. MESSRS CURItIE and Co.. Surgeons late in :hit Majesty's itervice, chaKenge the whale will,' to prove a single instance where ttocir Kedicitie and Method of Cure have foiled of the desirerf effect. The practice of wavy years *this particular brow* of their professionitas nut itivm rise to one urbuccessful case. They continue to direct Oct: t studiebgto the treutowat and cure of V IthilittEAL CO O .- : PLAINTS. and that der . angenwal of the system. which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of n habit rand Wait uubappily twined by the youths of both' sezei. In "•e fouud to he the unfailing source of Barrainc4 , : , etteci . . ner of lhii lent to ',ll tin. Ye ;.-t- -6eunuai STRICTURES. 'whether recent or of long duratipn, and which have baffled the Shill of other. practioners.. are, .by their present improved plso of treatment§ effectually. ;and permanently cored, without the ifidiebt suffering the exerucitding pain and alarreinst hensorrhaXe which ftequeWsy tokievo:the stisplicauiun of t.tte .1ar4r,.00-lii , Idtbe course 4 0t% wentv Vic. ti eitiirt;itiensd vice in this metro. , Pnlie,-atitner 4 seseasti.af ittticttlttt have,been end are daily der their cam the tptal oculietatiutt of ty WO is effected ti) a Aft,- certain; nut elfpeditioise - tercee penctiee. su perior tar. , v ether yet adopted. The.- weakness, relavrtion, and dehility proceeding from this complahlt, is speedily renteveti, er patient restored to sound and vigoions health. -Hut Where Or y debility rats for years existed, n proper persevermat in.thair rr storittiye reatelties, after thastricare hos beet tlcstrisred , is in dispeasahly . regibileta - Viiive — tlie slumbering sparks of life, am to re.totimate the CnialitaliOn. Several Noblemen and Gentleman( the first rein!. have been Ogden care of Mews. Cuirle and Co. *r ot'.e re moval aftcoittplain 3of the Urethra. striettlres, t t ll,l teceiired a radial' arlik pernianrat cureimegatest.that-st remise.' may Ile given k to •therp, as sistisfaciatta.evidentes of the superiottty of bleary. Ctirrie and to.'s . plota of heat:L. 4 t . - hlian of these Gentlemen have bad striettites.from wen) t yent's.ttpd had hOtn itudtriht chit of Meiglit.lloooe,lie lt6l,le, 'ma outer- aurgeopr of equal eminence. who attempted the row lly.t he application of tire tartar caustic Without ftiecess. Patients the esanitti , request ed l to state the particutars ,Yerwcal botsit • cf &'.Cr int e ce and nrsliesces, wirer; the saw „ t e part .0f. .. kingdom. To enttre that Milts 'he ratio 0 knee` e.ttlier Sex,Nbh at :11014mi-gardes.. I'. . - • • y should. be hisaliteisitt l , it ight - Hon. Friend (t i liaeltani. Pquer) . to bring forward the ed upon the subjectot Local tr,Ate o 'tat , east ' .- . .• - • : . , - , . ~• . . . . ' . ' ' ? . - . • . • , . .. • . . • •. . • , 8 • e. . • .: 4 liisdatilEhammaiiimaiiiii'immidisomiamodiesinow,.•4 ; ,,,.,...., ~1.1.10i.iiii..'611.4.11....i.v.i'. i i '''. • . . • - ..• . . , . . • • - .ii i ii t . i . .i i i i ii :4 o44 . viiikiii4iii . ~ . .LlooisTgixiiiir". Jarti , • ~ i .eitaillae,- . the hirg•zikankt 1!a Ml niiir knew; Ni li t on t i l • . dl i ef WO' OviutivPi sektit'res. i!.• Pai•GLANoit - 410tered in swPPeit slits lute, Allitty . l or l i Phigilditti;havAlstelgtoitioic Low •. . worm. •. . s. , • ingthe Hole. - . • . , _. .• - . •.1 . *lts loSllMpAtglinnsgpot * B . A m. 4feletti j apicr at ( r i tt g o i kt og L tiat e i lrgi a 's ga li h ill'u ntt ietlis e Itts .. ie . .olt; ' ;nell — i llala ; nd eeelia".44"lWairen ' tjuitit**°- ctr:1:171114.44111119 1114Yaltlbill" Piel'irAimP; 1.** ;41• 14116 14e 4). : is int ..li d lit ict '' . 1i..-.4 ;ret nthe it crer tf *. e : C. :bl wMe ll. 4ftc :f °3l.l y a ti nie tfil tti titt enrlt i ca ibli4 n, sit Le: Prussian titert t absorettly contradicted. viennes pot in any Mlaik'eal'lint 4in Mr. Cocker, out attor- ,urt; , a . eilet • e.otiosei or be did no deliver at 'the laiter,:dit!llttlie trial at Goiictleal ,ami - Ot:', charge, I think yeti did leaveitre‘the4neri.eityr i s 1 pipevela virifinge poi 11 . 46 big hinds by tottptinance l Ammar anintient grimed' to s:ntlio.. t was fitethem to find - SW-truth of the inuetnico t v ia it e6vionifidirwith hit be a med Hrotbets•aPpllei- ; stillt44O ilre• Infitirritatiot. 1..; ~- -... . , , . , .e 4 9 3 ilea, tiiii . „ . widd;r: of General • -Bowles, and and pa. tios___. 'Sado& ' as id irl •h owe vir l the conalesition be- 1,- Zuror Jeilinte-.p.yei. •• ''• . . • : nix, E. Samuel Herbert, Eaci., •Om the Supercargo and the Ceptalnycoacerning Vir•SPinanw 6s- ""Witil PPM. rPiPect, I think' ya k( Wfurll Brute, the Trtratees under his will.' their pit! ashore to procure information !mfore,Pii. t Ought it. have told the ittry - past the inuendltt - ARE Aided' that this ttprAicatinit was made, _ _ea 11.......1 a ....f ti _ n —l-.. .1........1 f lutt - rif 114 , , Vb l i ql! Warn* 'staled he bad ". 4 0 44 . Id' and . b_e.h5g___11;1.424).,°_14641,._....b....•i•inte'r.,i1,1i$ could • 1 "" , ' thewle it will he fouud to be the awaiting A.O ll [CC l/L Dal r %au. the Olher have its r:ivages WWI I/ developed to them by a .trewing state of debility; which, if 'twi timely reniedicll, ter wiles its iitipplenre; These are its 113110te awl ultimate ede, f while conewolifisis, %.)f of imiscular un ievier. and various I ...... 4 , suits ~..c.,,,-,cetrallyc haracterise t e earliest stafes of ritditieit - i s Oversaw ' er,diattelets widen [htteita . lsahlt, their treatment, • ri audios never proved suctessfurin the course of 4 long , atmlieui, Will leach rxteti Mrradice: In she moSeabiointrtesuxi complkated ewes of i,tterivil infection, such is ottstruCtions in the ati4illit,spnligY cresceneei ' hard tunsoutt, callints ulcent, ertiptionr, sem it wealCuess,gleets, al idso ... • . WP A IrwITIP RS_ - r - of their easeotre t aajint r ocal tuktat cf Pc*. Ia rdwilltauce foeadviee endwind Rives _or Aat to ntry . part Of' the kingdom. I of, Irma. 6. .erecy . to aseatial to their undertaking. diet ilit2ll. IT Pox ttnt rbe int :7lll;t i n by • the /testes, doittesex t witey. and tinn.Aer. fit • Of the day.— . . 11410 "4" 401 .77 .-4 ! i. l'role and ad, and: PubWWI fly . D. word) ri.-1 1 / 7 *TAT/salad orisCS;ll. Clea-1( ` I ..• • . . r. • '7 • • ' 7 ' I • • 1.4 t ••