The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-23 00:00:00

tRINITT TERM. Yesterday being the first day of Trinity Term, the Judges of the various Courts breakfasted (as Is customary) with the Lord Chancellor, and thence proceeded in procession -to IVAstminster-hall, where, after the usual.formalities, they proceeded to their respective Courts. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. The Judges arrived *Pout one o'clock. Returns were produced and read as to the con. duct of the convicts at Woolwich, Portsmouth, and Langston Harbour, stating that they had be. hared themselves in a good and orderly manner,. with certain exceptions specified in the margins of such returns. They were ordered to be filed in the usual form. The Court was principally otoupied in the jus. tifying of bails ; in' the,course of Which nothing of novelty or interest occurred. Mr. Serjeant Laos moved fora rule to show cause why an information, of the nature of a quo warranto, should not be filed *against Philip Perry, and two others, to learn on what grounds they assumed the functions of Common Councilmen of Haverfordwest. The circumstances of the case were shortly these :—At the last election for the Borough of Haverfordwest, Philip Perry, and two other Common Councilmen of that Borough, at tended the poll to vote; but on being asked whe. then they had received the Sacrament within a year from that time, as is required by Act of Par. liament, they refused to answer ) saying theywere not obliged to criminate themselves. They did not vote that day ; and the poll, after beinglept., open for two hours and &half, was closed till the following day,. when the three Common Council. men in question attended to vote; .and on being asked if they .had receive:lithe Sacrament, as was by law required, ausWered in the affornative, and voted accordingly. From what the Learned Ser. jeant said in support of his motiou, it appeared that there was strong ground of suspicion that the three Common Councilmen had received the Sacra. meet in the evening of the first day of election, at Lady Kensington's house, which, as the Learned Serjeant contended, was contrary to law ; for by that, no person could receive the Sacrament but In 1t church, except where illness made the party . so receiving the Sacrament unable to go out of his Own house. In the present instance nothing like' illness could be brought forward as an excuse. Lord ELLIINSOKOtIeiII admitted that there were strong grounds of suspicion ) . and granted the Rule, which is a Rule nisi. MILL V. TAYLOR. The Plaintiff is au Attorney; the befendant is a Gentleman well known as belonging to the Opera. house. His bail in this case was opposed upon the ground that pending s writ of outlawry which now raki, against him, his bail could not he per mitted to justify, and- this the Attorney-General held to be, in most cases, the practice, subject certainly to the discretion of the Court. Mr. PAR2OW, on behalf of the Defendant, Taylor, urged his right to justify the bail, as that very justification would go towards expediting the arrangemeut that is now pending between the parlies. T he Court a llowed the justification, obserehtg, however, that they would still have us relecre the power of acting upon the outlawry, autwith. standing the bail, if the arrangement in question did out in 'the event take place. COURT Or I;9# . *ON PLE44.00 The Court was occupied in taking justifications ' of bail, and hearing motions of course. An application was made by Mr. Serjeant BUT, to hold an American Captain (whom he named) to bail, under the following circumstances, disclos. ed by the affidavit of a Clerk to a Merchant in the City. The ship, of which this person was the Master, had been chartered for Tonnitsgen with e . variety of goods, all of which had been plundered to the amount in value of 20001. The Captain, as stated in the affidavit of the Clerk (from infurtna. tion he had received), had participated in the emo lutnents arising horn the plunder : and being now • arrived from Tonaingeu, and iu the River, the ap. plitation was made, in older that lie might be an. swerable in a civil action.. The court, however, were 'of opinion, that as the affidavit only disclos. ed information given to the Clerk, without any positive knowledge of his own as to the facts stated by him; they could not Comply with the applies. time. ffiele'reftied: The "tat sittings at Nisi Prius, at Westminster,' will beheld to-morrow (this day) . . We are gla d to hear; that the very afflicting scene which took place tit the door of a poor. house in the neighbourhood of Fittroy.iettare, is likelY, to undergo a - strict investigation. Last night the officers of the Parish met and examined witnesses of the sherekine Ode. • They ascer tained that the unhappy wenfais lives in M on . moutli.street';—That she is. a" married woman, and was . brit five innetf, one isi - bee pregnancy—. That ilso nier.faetgoitt; WOO with' walking on Sunday last; and that on Wednesday morning she: felt simptonis .of 'ispproaching i ltbm--Tbat : a ppli c iatiou was, made io ` N mane to the agents of some parish, but whether her o wn parish or not. is nut yet knowa,to:reteive her into the house', as from the premattnt time Ike: 144 mak: ao .peo. vision for the delivery—That:they refosed to give. her an order. In this extremity she was put inter a hackney.coach by a midwife and ants* woman, and driven to two or three parishes beton she came to the poor-house in Itneacion—That there she was denied iuladatiOn kr ,14. 8 00 0 ._ master, the matron not being. Illt , houla:; and .hei did this from the feu of Winging, _ ..i harthrt 011 ' the parish, in ease she were. unmarried, . Sho.. delivered of a child in the street, bet it was a born; and it was th e opinion of tlte sufgeona • 1 it must have been tle,ad for two or three tin • The officers of the Parish resolved, to follow! up the inquiry, sod ascertain whet Parisksi refused her an assylum when applied to for the purpose. J • t• lii►►~+il~ S. CAPITAL UK htallLibt , coo a:a a ----- lions for Budding; elegant STON E-RUI LT MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LAND. floe Pieces of Water. TM* ether Compaet FAMILY 'IIE4IOE:WES, &c. Mae ' )Jones flora Position. • • Bv Mr. ROBINS, At Oarrairay's Coffee-lsomse, 4Cornhill, an TIIWFMN ESDAY, AWN E 47, 151 t), la 12 Lots. F. tr u ly vaTuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, compri.ing upwards of NO Acres at eaceediog rich , Meadow, Pasture, and Woad Lead; the principal Ran forming uheauilfial Park, mostly surruandesl by a brick wall, with avenue& of lofty full;growu Timber Trees, no excellent Family Mansion, with Offices of all ddtvilititms ; 'twn pro- • *scare Kitchen Harlem walk round, sad pleated with a, variety of fine Fruit Trees, in Nil perked's+) ; two other compaltt Family Residences -at the east Mid of the estate. • with Offices. Gardens, &c. one on Lease. the other Tenant at Wili. • • The Estate is compact, within a ring fence, bounded by the high road; several delightful spots for erecting Villas, which.st be allotted in quantities for that or any ether purpose; a d'ry, cheerful and healthy situation, commanding extensive and rich views of the Country; brick earth ors most pasts of the Estate. • May he viewed by Ticketsnaly ; Particulars may be had on the Piernises ;at the White Hart nod Craves. Edgrwacc ; AbercoruAnn4, Staninore4 Essex Arias, W atf o rd; Swan, Rlckurrinsvortiv; While Horse, U ;bridge ; Castle, Salt bill rat Oirraway's ; of Join; -Richards, Esq. Red Lion square ; and of Mr. Raisins, Warwick-street. Golden-square, where Tickets-fur viewiag may be• bid, and a Plan of the Estate seen. OlWOrragETe.s• 1.0“1,71111111 .1707V/Vies ... was brought to-this . Offsee t iiktite custody of fim. l beriek and 8.,. Bomb% eltereeti with firing off a Kali) near St. Clement's Church, oppo s ite a house (hit on Therieray night. lie was eon victedin penalty a twenty shillings. Chat*: 4haphend was.eherged with firing off a pistol in the Strand, typeset() Catherine.etreet.— Wm. Moto* vies charged with.a.similar attunes at thesame place and time. Tgey 'were - both con victed in the penalty bf twenty shillings each. Edward Jones and Charles Knight: were charg, td with firiug off squibs,on Thursday night, near St. Ctemeet's Church, opposite a house that. was illuminated. 'they were both convicted, and' ined twenty shillings. • LITTLE GbES. William Whiteman, Edward Wakefield, Wit. liana Taylor, 'Thomas Wilmer, and Richard Gib `Boll were brought to the Mice, and charged be: (On Mr. NARES with , being rogues and vagabonds -the three former as Clerks, sod the two latteras Porters, in aiding tent} abettitta William Hodges in setae; op atel.weying,,ou a private lottery, or 6e, in Pall-Mall. Mr. , (.4birtkattended for the prosecution, aid Mr. M.tentrawt•itdlir. AnoLen.us, for the Dc. fendanta. ..Evidence was given of the apprehension of the Prisoners, and the seizure of the books, &c. at the Little Go Office. James Laic, a constable, stated, that, on the sth instant, the Prisoaer,Gibsien, was at the door, acting as the porter ; at the came time. he. saw the prisoner, Wilmore, in the passage„sitting, at a door leading . into . Mr. Budges' State Lottery Office. Whiteman was in the room; otECiaiiwg as clerk, and taking' insurances. The witness in sured with him ; Wakefield and Taylor were bo bbed the same coveter, acting as clerks. Hu asked Whiteman the price of his insurances, who. band.. Ad over a list of priees ) and hp paid him 131. for insuring No. 61, foe tea guineas, if it was drawn a , biank or prize, and five guineas prize only.— There was a number of persons insuring at the same time. The prisoner, Whiteman, that night left . .the room before the drawing of the Lottery was invounced, and handed over a sealed letter to Wakefield, as containing the numbers that had been drawn that night. About ten o'cluek,l Wakefield and Wilmore asked if anymore persona wanted to insure; and cone seswering, he, ?pencil the letter, and announced the numbers that , had been drawn. Wakefield and Tayluetliiii wrotp in several pieces of paper the numbere that had been drawn. Taylor gave him tete of the *When he went again on the 14th instant, all the 'prisoners were there, and employed in the same way, and then insured slat Wakefield, Ni." 61, for five guineas, and No. 17, for one guinea, fur which be paid eleven shillings. . This was confirmed loy a number of other wit ' nesses, Kr. ADOLPHUS was heard at considerable kngtb fur the Prisoners. Ile allowed that they ,elime within the meaning of the Act of Perna meet, to subject' them to a penalty .of 1001., but contended that what wee proved, against them did not come %titbits the meaning of the 17th Geo. 11. to sebject tbca to be convicted as rogues mid va gabonds. Mr. GUMMI' replied briefly. • Mr. PLUM took a full view of all. that bad been said upon the sehject, and IMO pu.doubt, froin the evidence, that be bad a power of con wicting under the' Act of Parliament. Ile there.' tele Convicted them all as rogues and vagabonds; Irk bad some doubts as to his having the power of .OPosWittiog for a certain time, or sending 'hero to the Sessions; he should, however, do the latter. They were committed to the !louse of Correction , till the Sessions. we'estremelEtermittep f ; ., Yesterday (*retinue, : 0010 ; eleven o'clock, a wild cow separated from drove coming out of Smithfield Market, In Aldersgate.street, and ran along Gusirell.street, followed by a great number of men and boys, and-in her way running at every thing she met with. She was secured. by the dro vers, after doing some trifling injury, haltered, and led by at the tail of a dart, to a slaughter-house in Whltecross.street. • Seictoz.—Yesterday, as aortas Cook, Police Officer, of Ilatton.gerdes Office,, was going to Keep a warrant in Pear.tm.cteert, Clerken well, hie attention was atrested by an uncommon - "tenet, and upon opening 'lndoor of a room, he discovered . a men suspended from tho riesling, sup 'posed' to btee been hanging since Mondry last, `whose name was peter Mafroy, a labeurer. tlis sitfe being in prisms . for some t rifling offence, is. qsupposed to be the caiise of this rash act. A Co. rener's Inquest will sit on the body this day. .' On the:sth .listmse ass Inquest washeld at Meier . ..doran, nor Neeetepholay, i&veAnit, on the body 'of Jane Maley, .apitistee, tlea i lutd,been murdered on the procialios saaday . wiihi L .Witen the Jury found a verdict or wilful muirier aliiitst 7. 'ffisfab and Mary Troia's. 1101 latter has been apps itepdathuiticoonii*Olo appeared.thatie w aiussy was As .priirdpaLONtso9., l l" 4 l.l4 .Wiklbk • ,tics patched list • sgfilk kolatk . q(a ircitielt t n et the back of the' head,. in his own' then, assisted by Mary Trimble, a traireillivic wiwiture, she was dragged by' wraps es an tliditi4tWee_i adja.;. cent to the:said house, and Ors %PP, which they propagated ..report.tisat J . bang,s od herself.. The report of the robbery, 'laid' to have' been eemmittedin the Clarendonllotel, we . ate aiiiivellp void of foundation- • •.. IteatltheilL Oa „Thursday ,lavt. Reber: ElespitopOpt e ; t 4 Mr Ile m the courtlier Perth, to . won dame tee of Res. Joseph PligHasore r ef Oliash aisle Sammy et Lei ieter, ; m il t .1111!.104 SURREY. ABINGER HALL, between DORKING and. GI/ILI/- F(iRD. •6 Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, elegant VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, with extensive Common It oght.-r•By Mr. ROBINS, ' . At Gorraway's, ou W BUN ESDAY, JUNE 27, at Twelve o'Clock, on Lots, by Order of the Executors of JOHN H. SKA RD EN, Life deceased, A BINGI:It WALL, a *cry eligible FREE iioiA) VILLA, in the Italian style, with. colonnade front, .placed on a delightful minenc", commanding rich and extensive views of the beautiful mod diversified countr3r,6 sur rounded by about 33 Acres of excellent Meadow Laud, bounded by thriving Plantations, and a fine Stream of Water. The Hoare contains a handsome Entrance-kill, Water-closet, Library, Drawing-room colonnade to an excellent and lofty Dining-parlour, with suitable Bed-Cambers, and Dressing rooms, and Servants' Apartments over. The Otfices are well planned, and adapted to thee4ablishinent ;excellent Cellars, Wash-house, Brew-hoine, Laioodry, Ike. The detached Offices comprise a Doe-kennel, Carpenter's Shop, Wood- Inane, Yard, with Coach-house and Stable", Lofts, and Rooms over; a Farm-yard, with Barns, Stables, Granary, and various-OA-buildings, excellent and productive Kitchen Gardens, walled round, and lanted with choice Fruit• Trees, Flower Garden, &c . The whole in the mast cons piece Order. Mw, flackharst Farm, sear the Mansion, with extensive Common Rights good Farm-house, Garden, Orchard, Cottages, with utardeta, and Land, containing up wards of 77 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, nod Wood Land; the whole funning a most desirable a nd 'cheerful - Estate for a Gentleman, ha no excellent neighbourhoOd, short distanre from Dorking and Guildford, two excellent Market Towns, and 27 Miles from London. The Mansion, House, and the &tate, are in hand. The Purchaser may have immediate Potteeseion. 'Particulars to be had on the Premises; at the White-hart, Guildford; RA' Lion, Dorking;' Kinx's Dead, Epsom; Sun, -Kingston; of Messrs. Laggen and Smith, Solicitors, litedinghatl-streets at 6arravratt s; and of Mr. R.olsns. War wick-nreet, Gablen-squ'orel - Where 'rickets for , viewing may be had, clad a Pilo of the Estate seem. t . . Golden Lane Brewery and. Rope Insunnii ( l b Ordet'if the Trusteev); also Grand Junction C 4 ad Gisioaboosial Duck Shares. By Mr. RICHARD NERHHAM. - • - At the Auction Man, opposite the Bank, no WEDNES DAY; the 27th of Jute, 1810, at 12 o'clock, in Los, FIFTEEN Shares in the liope Fire Of and Two .650, and Two Xlit) Stares laihe Golden Lane Brewery, a)so Five i►i the Grand monied Canal, and Fite in the Commercial Dock. particular to be had at the Mart. and, of the Auctioneer, Na. 10, Broad-street, Royal Badinage. Fine Old Port, ~, and Prime West lodta Aluaeala Brown Stout: By Mr. RICHARD NEEDHAM, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY; idly 12, IMO, at Twelve o'cloci, iu Lots Qix . rr Pozen of fine Old Port, Fifty Mzen L. 7 of Prime Madeira, and Fifty Dittmar Brown Stoat. Catalogues at the Mitrt, nod of the Auctioneer, No. 10, Broad-street. Royal Exchange. - WIN - ut; FFE' MDSE, , and INR VA,...T8 AND COPI•.;E HO\ ./E, • kiRWGATE MARKET. By Mr. WILLIAMS, • At the AUCTION MART, en THURSDAY next, .fune 28, ut 12 seCtuek. PARTICULARS of the valuable LE.kSF: and GOOD WILL of an old established WINE VAULTS COFFEI4-HOUSE, known by the Sills of the Red Crmi's, very eti . gihiy situate in Newsate-market. 'I he Pre-' 'tikes ore very cumnindiuus, and cantata Si: nee-roman, Dining-omen, excellent Bar. Parlour, convenient Kitchen. Yard; and extensive Cellarage. Held for as unexpired Term of In Years fro= Allekselonu Day laid, at the trilling Rent of £4b per Amnia,. May be viewed till the ftle, awl Particulars had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Williams, No. 4, King's Arms Pia sage. 'Chatize-alley, enrahilL DeiteeiIIOUSEROLD FURNITURE and EFPRerII,. Chancery-lane.—lly Mr. WILLIAMS, ALNo.43, Chancery-lane, oo FRIDAY next, the 294 h inst.., at Twelve o'clock, • • • A LL the Neat awl Genteel nOV DSEIIOL EU as ITU RE, a Sac-lanad' l3 44 B , - fiwic ll 'Wien of Paintings, line old. Illogratioss, a few aunts, an Air. Pump, a Telesevo cm a Brastmaustrago Effects, the Property of a GENTLEMAN, itaioring rriso lleddence at LAW beth ; comprising tufty mahogany Foomieht, Caaupt,•ad .4cdsteads. with handsome Chinti Comte Foraitum , Gahm , i 1 Ire.ather Weds altd lioddino Vi mpay_ Cabinet Articles hr Chests of Drawers. of ZarCtlnd Pelnisoolts6 'rabies, Crileret SWeard, Matioshrit Part•ar aa4 Chamber Chairs, an elegant t 1 z COM i'lladow Menlo. with dou ble Drapery, haodsootely fringed, with Pole Coinke, and i 3 Drawlag-roam Chairs with Cone tieob. Roost-listir aed Chlatit Cullen, Cairo to teasels, largo-Picr Chases, Clm. Rey Glare 48 by 30, 18-ineh•Conves Mirror, Briar& W NMI datiahisser Carmis, Kftche• It Niles, l t r.• - May be view the day preceding tlsit Sale, and Cataloi2 I, l4talk Placa (IMO% at the Mast, of M ark ; r. WiNha 4, Kines Arms Newt, 'Change -alle;, Cornball, olud m • ' 7, Westminster-bridge: Road. • • - 'liEtt- • tot AWIN64; hobit' Alldr - - COP! _,- lb(IS, acs—i3r. WILMA MS, At fie AUQTION MA I ,GP SATUItDAY next, the • 90th 1004 at vre4ut o'clock, 100 a Wr of thq ILESERN,I4) yROPERTY of 41IL the late JAhtElf RRSTHERTOI4, Kits. deemed ; ieeeditlitgof tbe Worlisetikalwry; wen the Copper•plalea, warm Original Drawee', and %few Beaky i among of lucls are Petits/ea Herculausual; Wrilteincie ou tlavereare, Hisok gen Facitakotical PolilyincoAro.PAokka 1 4 114 11%1 cius Moues Seneca. Hill'r HIAocY colon Anna's Vijak round tko eita lft_bi is Add • ue aad -curios. F A Vole 400; nod of 'f by Peedll steely II! the at ilk Josepa am, 7.4, concleing b(AiecoirJa, L ei. Collerilau tr karatit Arrterf ile it?Vrlear", )1 41 .2 atr% !Cl i -auscjr,ll4nbill pea's!' • bridge Road. I I. public pitronagf, and wrieqtavocnt. approontion. tne intuit Invieutible, nod only .itiventiliti el ater irsidureA„ ui prepare ma forma Razor's cite (without the tke of oil) in the most perfect and sole utift minter Which can . potwitily be rf. 'lvied or desirede ,Its silver I t tiiiqg action,iirerporimi nu addi tion of composition, Its eletudydpplication, it, powers, pro ditch*. itftirtii ofrWilgai: which istaits the Rama being laid Bat on the face. duties the,operatioa of shaving, thereby preventing the} ttoreisimativf /critical of incision, awl its pre‘ ,ensigient ads .fieranthig: superior in its, effects .. th e larger it is u-ed, Olailiticif width it tialiiputably In o uter to reverse the Publi t c from demptitto,-.ertrla fob. let is s'ild sigcri It..the Itirent'w, John Thomas Rigge, ananbefed 'in red ink, nt his IThrehiaica No. SY, Purl , streei,.tirraiNtor-squate. auto 6, C:heupside, p: ice rid. Also, an Invention . for shatlien uR Penknives (without the • it of oil) upon ttucrting principles; -capable of he n' wed with traffic's and Vensure by the most timid or delicute i price ss. Each Insetninsi is sold by nigitiarly appointed Agents throughout die United Kingdom, It. Smyth, Dnoi c a street, Dublin, Wholesale Acrid for _..- ruaLic CAUI'IO. .1 WATSON'S P.ITEXT TRANSPARENT soAp, Til Proprietor or this very ben ittirut Aiticrik of British mmuifactore, feels it a duty he ;owes the Public, to citation -them agahnt the delusive Ntateueut coo: tuned in a Hand-bill, which has been meat indtimritunty rir chlated by line A. Wan., in which it is mated that Mr. Nia cholson, the 'fransiator of Fouocroy's Chimisirs. Mr. Accent * Experimental Chemist at the Royal Instit► tive,. and several other Ffielititit Gentlemen, declared on their Oaths, before Lord ttill a Special bury, " That the new invented 'I'RANSPAIt•ENT SOAP wet. a djicovv*v of the utmost Utility, m beuse it possessed all the clostaing Proper ties of Soap. fe ed from its impurities mid tkdeterious quali ties :" this is trite. in part. hut not in. the whole. Those Gentlenimi or Science did give evidence iu the terms, or au she elfert muted, sea to " ATSON'S PATENT T it %NS PARENT St/AP," which they had ctirefuny itualystA s but is regard to A. l'ean's "Nitvitwetited Transparent .Soap," v s , it is ratted, they certainly gave no seek opinioat . toad .as the latter artick was proved on such trial by A. Pears'i own Witnesses, god is also sworn by himself, to be composed pf a comiderdlhle proportion or Soil Soap (an le gredittit vildelbMint onterally excite disgust its every delicate mind) and Loom Juice, the Proprietor of WATSON'S TRANSPARENT SOAP feels eualideut, than after Site very high encomiasts and recoutmendution wllkk kis Coospo- Silieli kiss received fro* Medical . and Scientific Mee of cosi. . neuce, the Public will sever be deceived by the specinut mik appliCation of Evidence which A. Pears has lu his said liand bill so falsely endeavoured to apply to hi# own Soap, but will give to WATSON'S PATENT TRANSPARENT SOAP that preference, which the peadiar elegance and purity it is universally allowed to possess, so justly merit, sod which is; prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Patentee, at his Werth ,ouse No. 459, and by his Appall's.; meat, at Nfre,llllllllN 1.. Usaigziptatat. CONSUMPTIONS CURED. inserter of this, a Professional Man ? who JL has for tile last ten years, attended many Pena*. la hourinK wider above Disease, and by his extensive Prar• tice ha. !teen sit fortunate as to discover a MEI>ICINE that is an IN FALLUILE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS, by which Medicine he has coiled many when givfa overly emi nent Physicians, and wine In the last stage of a Cansumistinse, attended' with Conk sea spitting of blood, &c. (leder these clrettoutsactiomod at the request or his Friends, and the many Plersies he Rai cured, be therefore how publicly alters it to t.h_ velure bahourini under the above..--,Letters (pcst paid) misM fit A. B. No. 7, John-street, North, New-road, Maipbbelie, London, will have immediate attention. • • , CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION. AS pu dont - Peepoirttions, in imitation 'of le: • SI 13 LY's RE-A N LNIATLNG SOLAR, TINCTURE, are imensell on the Public, it becomes the dety of the Pre prietor of the Genuine Medicine to guard them against link apposition Ia future; he therefore 0,q5 leave to, iatorpt the*. the Genuine SOLAR TINCTURE as hissiiiioatere, "C. W. SAP rk:Li..". upon the outside of all tbe.serapOent. A Pamphlet may be land, gratis, cookainiq a noadstv of Cures lately perfornied by this valaable'liebtotet of Maui% in Dimams of the Hugon nod Lungs. ,Asibniti, ihfaysj, Cep. schaption. Neriotts COmplidats,. Agnes Convulstota, attid all • siolent Disnitlcrenf the soloist* and iolll4s. •• : , Sold in honlesi, at .. 7s. M. and I4s. at the Drigioo Ware• house, Na. Si). New.litiagr4.4tiirt, Laigate-hill, Lesko; and by smut ot the. re,ltertahle Y.enders in she Kiadalital. s rit ENGeIiENI Petrov' by 11r.. al AR asttra ON' lilt Age Great Imam West Stoithhadd&mdtio. • wipt a plascionsacis tit deviation froth the general plan ha; been 'high dal to othen,inid improve:Liu their profcir4Mual iieqtaire meats by the maturity af near `2,1 years experience, Messrs. CU R.let mei Co. continue, wills inialsated ardour, row ens dicatioo of those Disorders a bleb ate the ctimequence of itti. eft bidolgence, or the destructive habits 0r the likoneitlerate In professing the cone of these complaints, they bold nut no inducement to vice, huj, sensible as ill meu magi • le of the existence of such calamities, they oder their assist *pre. as regularly eiliritted Surgeons of t A tadon, no& of. the Roynt College of Ediulirgh. to all cases of Siphyliiic *talon, mid in every' camplaint of Debility alai Deticiesteht whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive illitbit; Inn, residence in warm climates, free living, or airy other cove producing it, deficiency of manly vigour, the p 4 .- •tient may rely on rt speedy restorar to vigorous health. Their Inip.roved plan of curia,; Strictures of the Unithra hat been ruteuied milli peculiar Slicer ~ Strictures of ten laid twenty years dural have yielded to their treatment iw the short period of ihree weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentle men 0r the first respectability, %Vint have tatmitred under 114 painful mid distressiugdistmee, having mreived a radical ..'4 permmient cure, particularly request that references may be made to theta, ay satisfactory PVideillTA of the decided supe riority of lilessrs„Cturie and Co.'s plan of .treassiscus. Many of these Cientleinen had heel) under the rave tionie - Ilenyiside,, mai other Surgeons of equal eminence, Wks: attempted their cute by the :ipplication of the Lunar Camstie without success. Meows. Caine Mid Gu. may bekeosealtest by patientsof either sex with the Brea testsecrecvand houtior 4 at their ftuo., No. 107, ilaitim-gardro.—P:itlents hi She country, stating the particulars of their case, iisr.tosing a're inittance for advice and .medicines, will have the same girt* or sent to ally part of the United I( lo7,tintems. ga ohm. . ADVICE. .• ITENT Men of education and penfessiciii'll still tree peri.evering endeavors to direnver. tbs , utast safe nerd etfectiod method of treating rt .few prevailisto, * Disease.; the snevessful rank of their experirure Es the atld grootoiimputiority. • . Messrs. GOSS mind Cn. Surgeon , . after being to tderitteb hod initiated Into every bettich of the proessisin,;l (certikeateu of which, from ditterent Hospitals, : and tesii•- snoialt from the most eminent they base to eon. ;Agee ttly ISsiquller), were. induced to make lOW care. 4 ,tbs" following Daeases the object .4 their partieplar Study, vie. a C 04001 U li.ig,frequently costraeted (*almond • of Intoxication; and Ds con..osnittlats.'STßlCTLlKES stilt. GLY.ETS, As ttlso otimutrY, *beater arleine from 1311*- ' chantilly indulgences. 1 me replaenre in worm climates, or* SECIILT SOLITAR I( V WE, tins often itsihappily porgie& • t lay the 'Youth e* both 'eve; On she else it wilt 1w &Awl 'because of STERILE!' yor BA ENN ESS, and in the other to cwitin a- numerous trials of sitirrOtai therose, if not tisseiy remedied, teLmilmic in Ihlr 0 1 '04 tii l CONSIWTION. - Tlle reskit . *f•d it and extensive practice It - titablett them, by a sustrior method, to eilectitittiv remove those ilk orders, itoWilter Inveterate' or coarptien'ted s i wiclsotst Nob . Jetting / the patient tit ,Cie least n.sttaint in diet 44,es:et:rise ; tind In sliglit VEN Eft EA L CANES, where *n early ap. pikodox -is isitde, nflor discovery ,ruf the Intel:stows tbOr pledge themselves to perform a cure . in tbt short interval of twoAtys. The unprecedented sne,eris of their mode treattnqt the cute of tbe ;dunk ••complitlnti (vilifeh • 'ha4 ni-ver been _ oe i, - ty i . . • ... , . ... . . - .1 . . , -;"....4,4"014, ri."ll • Oe•Tneeda, 10.6 at iambs& limMas Wean, Ift 44 1 PrVegar 1 04,4 1 trwell. .ffittir,as ll o l miri Yee" ]in. ut Cam. - • AiL/ 1 4 . 444 . 9 ibl ested -11.10ett-street, is Viti l l?Vir ts ar VIM stiastt a te Mamtea, wilts eti Rea. letiort.tiberhoise at irs. alanha , lan Gaink an: a the folio t ie 411altipber a.ua kertemasoitaamsAenadaptived Si s mast tender amtaffertiematellassajtailagatriave kit a traly4espectable member. aro ,iiiid* hit; Book, i tattoo( which are 1 ,7, 0••• 40 ‘ , 41 in ooe solo, l asovice L i t.ove ,searepotelito KW; Witilidileite Oa f.l6VfftWarM, Wok- ItristA which 'period toasty persois of titith sexe:i have lie,* • %• a carlistatTOP 1 1 40400411114. lir may oven titter storm und window uttthoitf had locul pots.; . Ir. ma'am; into-EF , cl'im r ed a t i m * smeti by other Practitinam Without ,hire), lattaces Ilittots:, al tlio World. 1001 Otrilikdol),, 11 _41.4 11 ' Go. mud CO* tO thos publtily iiirer tbett 4 "4stice.• Thev um, 409ains u1ar 5 %„1 1 0:4...L 1 m,_,"1"4,„, I a Ise coossilttai by Other se/ d lily, pwfupwily„,uricy,)uttue.. , of Upw 'mum' 4- ' 1 "1 with ialolible secrecy, delicacy. and lattAtion. rtrtita aliAla t wear l itaErVat e Clott ei t . r . PaiL t : . if. cralatoY, inelailtig i:eank l *ltybei inkl're- 1 oT Ise, t *Valises r od000stilloso. • itteli. eWi ii ir Wilicuiars, glitilifil4l;Zrt;' ' t tar o lif ii, on% ce mi. ounme * e 6 4 wltr i '`!'" 4F . l / 4 "'`". 4 "!'"' ll Aar PON:filiii liioldoro. : •t : ' i i.? - sil,:a,i ‘:...4.. C wilt . e... ' " . ' Mows. Gout WM Cu. , 11, yiattirerie-s' treeti Fleet -oFrer m . ll t il l? Sue, No'. , Wafer At :tiatiarillit *IM a. 7. WeStilillater--lo'lbil#ett rfigfel low .1 1 / 4 1 04shit !Pk lA. :LAY ok4, et lite, wrotsboas OrwlCll ti e k leci-sivret. •,. i . . . • i. • . • • - , . . -•- . Valuable Copybold Estate, Epping-Greess Berkhaturtend, Herts. By Mr. MONAILD NEEDHAM, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Hank, on WEDNES DA Y, Jq,NE 27, at,Twelve o'Clork, AVALUABLE COPYILOLD .EST ATE, comprising a good Family Dwelling-house, with at tached and detached.ollices, capital Gaeden, Lawn, Orchard, and Pleasure Oround, with three Inclusures of fertile Mea dow Land. .The Whole, including . a Piece of Freehold, contaks; about 90 Acres. Particulars at the Mart; and of the Auctioneer, 10, Blond street, Ito; it E sehange. •