The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

.. . • . IVOTTMGIMif t 41rtii."31. . . . .. (Prawns Nettiackam Ruhr.] On . %iite,, yilay last, the two Proprietors of the Nottingbalw add Newark Stage Coaches, were coorkted 4 the Client, Ilan, before the Rev. Dr. Wykle, in the mitigaied penalties of 201. e•lch s and.gustg, for .earryieg more outside passen gers 1 / 1 . 111 are allowed. ?!y Act of Parliament.—As. Coaches Are so frequently oceetunied by being over loaded, whereby passengers are often much hart, Mid sometime, killed ; the Magistrates, with a view to the safety of the public, are determined to cu force the late Act, that was passed for their greater secnrity. - ~ • On Wednesday last, as llanbury, a young man, of Granby, near 13itighain, ,NutAitighainshire, %%as driviog a team, and carrying a loaded gull in his haus!, ono of : the hurseahaving offended him, he, in a violent passion, struck the animal with- the but end of the piece, which ieimedi.etely went off, and discharged its cot p:nig lido Ilanhury's body, by widen he eel so dreadfully amnia*) ; that his death appears inevitable. .., •. ..: •• ' One Jay last week, it .Qulsolie exploit was un dertakeu at Moulton, by a young man of the name of 'fhoriiten, son of the Isoillady •uf the White lloise public-house, at Moultoa Seas End. • This aspiring geuius climbed the steeple of. the chureh ; and having safely reached .the flat stone; which Caps the summit, lie determined. to sulietitute`a cloth apron which ,he wore, for •the face' hired Mithe ex tremity of a lofty - staff. Whilst her mu swarming up this stall; .11 broke with his weight ! but, Wane to tell, the fall mid destrectiow of Abitt riling man, whieli the sliaddring speetaters thought inevitahre, , did nut ensue, for his body balanced apart thestdinp of the staff, which remained attached to the steeplis . ' and hp was enabled to descend safety to - thelird stone. The fan*, sad part of the- staff, fhn to •t fill ground with a tronteadorts crash. The youtitutini . won after alighted hi the way in whkh lis hailit cended—hy the. crotchets . projecting • fritai L tiii steeple, sod has now to boast of baring been tali situation aacb as nomas wee ever‘ias +before; . elid lia nobody, it is to be hoped, will lin Ifeilibli morel' tor' got into hereafter. :•-, ... ..!, ,-;: r-,;. im72iMmem.milmemei I. ;„ a, ,Limect , :t Ginnort, instead et 'his naval Vauxhall engage.. went, is, this yegri . at, a lliNtraksrlary, siuging to crowded rooms it Pitait,thfea and llousrieLo's -lii brary Alargate. Ilia benefit, at 47.oatAres .Gr.eat Room, ou Friday olglip' wetted ipMards otic.huu. dyed guineas . 51111 11 4Tilos as ;Qs*, tear i'f' considerable vocal Wails, if • espied .rrittrbledtiat i the Library, Nita few 'stack!. ..: .. .- , ~.: - Ow Thursdiy'lisi one of the Canterbury coaches broke ,dewn nest Boughten..hill, by Which vied dent.rome of the passengers, were much 'hurt, .and the coachman's kg fractured in so shocking a man. , nor that he suffered amputation, andnow lies at a house near where the accident Imperiled. •Tbe coach, previous to. the accident, appeared to be very old and unfit fur travelling, though nut over loaded at the time. ... . . . The fallowing iistaoce of .presence of Mindis're: corded in the Paris Papers. The wife of a peasant near Rennes., who had disposed of as bog do fait there fur et crowns, was wuylaiii •on -her return' home by a neigntionr, who .compelled Iherrto givii %ins the money.. To increase his booty, he m 46111 11 her to strip hereeit of her .clothes, 'etinvising, - it the same time, his determivatioa•to Oro* herintil a deep qiiirry - lall of, writer, on the brailr of whisk the robbery tqolt-ploct. Tuu woman 'Wrested th' he ivonfd taro b 1 hack whilst she wasandreasting b .' and, upon his compliance, she inatemlify tOshed` upon him, and precipitated .1611 into Ain: qatirry' . . where he weadruwned. , 0,:::—.9 - , v;--• - , •:. 'On 'Tuesday came on, beforethl 'High court:' Justiciary, the trial of James !bilis, private sal.: l dim% in thee Edinburgh militia,' Charged ! . rfiti AM wilful murder of Sr Simonson, a Datbill - mots to firing his musket upon the . 1701'41r . stiu through a window. of Geeeulaw, Mkt :a 'il l e !! pl; fur vrisooers. of war, by which thiVeiiil fit*sa . . min was mortally wounded •in . thaltiaid,,Ond.afteitu wards died. The Panisel -pleaded . Not.gbati , murder, and that he shot Simonson in eneention . his duty. Their Lordshipirdeliverpfl.their4Pla ' . 4 . . u lie 0 hie case at considerable hilsgthi, .antl,iie was iisM,,* , teliced to be transported -toiiusisf eisas for'ilisi : midt of 14 years, undue the penalty of dellA"ig • should return to this conotry•befurilikeligkitt ." • of that period. . .• • - ..'. - ... .. , Saturday, at the Pilafs, Court, a 11 41411111. ( • . 61E44 in which one Simpson, who lets lodgings "th ladies . of easy virtue, was plaintiff,. 9tid'. a„lady of . At,' name of Ellis, the defendant. I t appeisi.e4; : els* the lady had been removed from the . pfaintifilahisae i f and taken into keittingttn Noble Duke,..aud.4o.; present action was broughc fo; the recovery of R' guineas, ; for . as many weeks' tottgibg, .apd . 6 ) ..• fur damages sustained by brain /lamas • t :- 4],. i debt was denied by the defendant. if mfr.: t . . . • Con i l l the Judge, is ho observed thatllie elidnminieri not legal, both on account' pf the niiranfity of :tie defendant, and hematite the ludgingiVererailly,takia ' by the week, the plaintiff wa e ssat-stattaid- . • /.. :; ; Cou wr t 11..tve.—Very' ' isnot: t aloa* ;Italie. ard le; vied on the different paf . isliei 'in (fite epuutyaithlht, dle 4 ex, muter this head. _lt iiiiiis4_4lfor4, much. ani. tisfaction to the 'public were ati . accunnt of :the ceipta avid espeinliture aniiiielly,leitt before thein,... s . A party of young anuaand. women of Woodbd: rough; returning Quo,: •Nottinehaus macs, on the. 15th nit. were overtaken 4ill tilt, turnpike road by several people betougiug .to Arnold, Uncut' whoa, insulted a yotilig woman: of the Wasulbocough party, which riccasloami .her companion, Ifearr Caunt, of that village, about 24 years of age, lei remonstrate with the persolt .who offered such in.:* suit ; a scuffle immediately' valued, which einltxf tn• the most fatal, manner fo ! , Canut—a stone or brick hat, thrown by one .0( 4 tffe,Areold party, having. struck him jeit abuse theri . -411,t ear. lie languished until three o'clock the next afternoon, •eod then ea. pired. On the 17th an . inquiadtion was taken on the hotly, • borax° Titus. vi altar, Gent. Coronae, when several witnesses were. examined. ;.-• .aurae oil whom being able to Prose ',who threw:AC.o(rue on brickbat, the Jury, after deJiherating •atecuoidera able tithe, returned, a verdict, of Wilful iiiirdlin against' some Derson unknimn, • , . , ~... TM i r:• ',4 •-..~ #44RTIIOI,ONRW. PAM. Yesterday ? about one o'clock, the Lord Meyer and the'Shcriffs, preceded by the City 'Marshal oil .horsebaCl4 *cut in state to proclaim Barthelometr. Fair, with the usual teremonies.• When the .piol r dilatation huU been read the commencemeot of the fair was announced ily gongs, trumpets, 'cymbalsi, • and ell the iiistilituents 'known in Europe. The .peal 'was sufficient to shock the strongest nerves; ' Action at' the sane 'time accompanied somas!. .4 Multitude of . strings Were instantly lo vibration, . and the arms of- showmen were . attended to *Ole the spectators.. • ‘•Tliccdup d' rib en this occasion Posiessell a ll 16 4 charsas of pageantry, and muck praise is doe to the City Nlngistrate fOr si-judloons disPoialof . the 'add Meets of inausetnent. irhe marrow pasSageltY 14 the south-west...angle, •Iteeerelly occasion , ed a blockade at former fairs, is new, kept atear. IDfre.itniltete` a'glageibresd andtoTs, are p lac e d withostilkir' ;kik" laying t propesjpacq for tbe plissengoes'eallitoTtiothqSath. Tbd M ' ell'ehe weld pave - coilikeddi Were statiektil,at. the ItiPn Inn to keep order s and, in short, eery at: Vge iNeht'wasihadeto effutil`t fie public falr'aad.iatialsal astassoustotion at this dile carnival. •. .I....llWariPE OF A TIGER.. • On Solidity about eleven o'clock, Mi. , Womb.yell t Priprietor of the Menagerie in Pica. dilly, beganie send off his wild beasts for eiritibil. Hein al Bartholomew fair.—Among them was a fine Bengal Royal- Tiger. ft had berm sdarcely placed in the utirave.ti s whets the'brirse :that drew it took fright, t:had raft it mill speed towattis the Hap market,' when the titrat i on was upset: The den Which the Tiger was confined was thwart nit' by the 'sheik, and broken to pieces. The animal! inf wasieft at liberty ; • but he evinced ne signl 'of terror•Or -alarm.; -although he produted both in every beholder. litiwaiketillp Pideiteliq'in a Ma. jestio wirtil ire-catatr'oppositri 'aloe* house, where •hog laid himself - dosta'-upoli 'heap of ,travel. Hare his keepers, • •Wisti lollosted wade an, attempt: le' . becure him, 'by thinynug a.vope rusted hisleeck. This irritated' him. The itifuriated aeirniik flees at' use of them, .whem be hit severkry-in•ihe . left ann, and &insect so close at his Ireek, es .ter Sererch his throat: 'Then leaving his prey., be leaped 'down into &ennis, anti' took refuge in one of the cellars in the. teisr,'Of the house. In this situation the keepers having di scovered hien, they placed a - 'den with the eattidee It close to the door of the cellar, From whielilie was with dif . ficolty, end after much provocation, driven into it, l and the door being closed ppm' him; he was se.' eered. It was (Ait ftur o'clock nit Monday ritei•ii,, ing before this was effected. The man whore he bit W.lll 'taken to St. George's Hospital, where hopes are entertained that it will nut be necessary that' Mit' ann should -be •ampUtatCtl: A great concourse nt people wure' collected in Piccadiliy tinting the pat suit of the animal, and until he -seas Secured. • .• - --.-~ . . . . . .11,XE.CCITIO.41 -', 7' 4. 0 . ! • i Yesterday Valentine l'hornar, the unfortunate yinnth couvirted,.at tile lot,Guildford Assizes, he.! ftre the laciitl. Pilaf Um run M'iltibrAl.D, of fo rgiag • a l check for 4941. 1 .pa i ibe .Isosise of Smith, .Payne, 'a d Sitsi_. hcbtitillf t z, -a s ap. etecuted, persona. lb' . h II 00111 *M Horse. r MI . ' top of the Gaul in Ho. I L I twain's. Thero .cis a propensity in this un .f. ituriatii youth towards . the crimes, to which he has len an early ,victim,_ peouliarly remarkable. He. the ion oar -0-.respeetable tradesman lathe f a s •tity et Lnirciont i ' Alt the age - of' siiree f n, - 114 -Wu. pikeed, in tlitt.cotratiag.ltobsl7 of an opulent 'large:, , f luSiter, wean Illickfriate; Upon twiluie 'bankers be •forged'a chiecky in ilretame of the &in / fur 10001, ,stnst• tthseincd %he Isneutby. - Thefatt' wap diacirvered; knit hiseinplas3rersi .14 phy"to - hli yobifi t : and from `tiattect to- his family, refrained Tralft prOsecuthig,, ln tonsidirataiik•tif - bettie ini bib II rteil 't lid '..1000 I I and the youth being seat ee4 at kith tkitititry:: The , sit inlay .W au opaid- liy hie litilter, 'irli G i ven e' hint dein to• Portsmouth, 'and entered 'him on board a ship 4, War, -she. isetrad.lor ''the'Sribi . " . l9llfee.' :RI fell, On vuyalpw'sassPon bit- rettihtio'Etiglaid'deUi • , iiNehipiwati• cello up to `Ltidoit,•• Widths' hri retutn-. I t lamer tabits Valul t 'through his knell. ledge 6Care.erat teadittg.hittmeki - aitd the b4okeri., - with whom-that 'kept CasNoblditteit ittliicirndine; ,fdisitk d• sheelcs, anti fht at' 10 . 10&11,, Atto • bin - eaterrie • for which tits legs' them AI '1044- 1 ' menu: - worardlUpentlinregdietst - 'hlittit the time :of l ' i 'his courkiine. l -• Front ttiattintarneitelifitil . Saterday , Clist, settrithstatiding the Alt that.ilivortattrittO cififie , J ehapfaitsiwltsrtlailY attended tint; 'hi could scarce. ty be .ronsoil . feint' in 'apathttie . InVilfercitce to Itii fete, inr-to a penftent , tetittOe the ; crime fail : 'Which he wed4o , safer. -• eve Sahtirhe • attended divine Service. int.*. .ehaptlt-WV'tie• *Soli'. where kiiidoldithnitred pertrifri-efirelpeciaible., appear. diette etet:i'steh 4)1 1 4:9 , 8149 - 41,01.41k1Pefeitt L #pliattld 4 , Itt)&1110eC sdoptsi ktfeeyed ' uy the' inteetlop . of the : Piisupei' than be' hiiuteli.`: l lil3 l ail ittir44 hi' a fashionable andgent6tiiieli st',4*.° His dresi. Was a.brundoat with gilt botteni,lihed tlitough with' 'Wick oaks, white witistclintetrithliaek silk bretwhes and stoakings; hiS hair napotrich.4.l„ and his. uptier lip adorued with Hussar mustachios,',, His collo ' ', • covered with black, was ittitetl• l%fore him ; and . , when tree chaplain cume'tOdtate to `tile auditory that the unfortunateyouth, who bad now pet a few hours ' to lire, was a veteran fit theltpediai 'o( crime fur which a ittood coneiffed i ",'Otiliough he bed not yet ' anepieted, his eitneteieith ykii tu tke . mrlitile uttflitury were disirolieltiftilveip:• itnioecfptilig;oe gaoler, 4 who sallbylita,' thodgit finiiliatAlttlsF4h . scenes: *hilt: the y . outh itioilelt iniTusiineit a pesire fires. •tikles, and was- the' o nly , i i i.sttil' Omen klrhst suestati indifferent' to his' fate. ' I diess a ttift,Wass Of, ell'. 'ecution w Ai the :same' is alriailylnsgrapell s rel An Met Iris Unhappy douht with 4eco!o4s !estimation., ~.- , • • i ii_, 0 It is -much to he rtgrettettlliitiotivititst;incling i the • late salutaey regtilktilitii i t l t iiiitup eutithtxten still I beatinue to fake inure tliatf . jiih 'tintited 'reanthet:.ef . pessengers, to their gteifincativ . aniencit and 'bacilli: 7firopikenten, or Toll Collectorsiinstead of check,. lig,' t m 'oot tar M*feiti them', is theihittigtild4ntl psed pereioli 6 ,et, , e l aud.liAiefilpgthtes . • '~ . ~. ~. TPIE STATESMAN.. .• • .• ~~:, .. • ' • ••, ~~~. • . , .---- -- • . 1 '• POUCH: M ANSION-HOtfsE. -..Two unnitural.. 'Hieing, Charles Smith -and MiChad Fenn, wet:9l,l9oa 1 Arough t before tbp LUSA 111 Air on, hy-Pusk; PO o p ce:Officer, who charged:theta with en . .thoiniatO 1 r Misdemeanour, counialsted out situ„,Lieveshigteralink 3 , ~s.t (he esual.haelli oe f thosrefflattein hitaimillidt4: Th. cbarges. were .elearly ostablialied, , !ark. 'the . serviettes were:committed for trialay - . E i'f• - -..'• Li 01 cr.:, 4 • 1 • . • 0 ustnn i Lr..-A beast .naniet knien, who for, .merly kept the Jolly. Cooper isablie.howle, -0 411 :Clerkeewell, was also committed from thillonice to take hit }vial, for the moat:gross and indecent con. ;sleet toUrieds two young linen, la 'Holborn, sia Sim. ;day Morning. . A man named Champion,-was accused of stealing ~. . 101. from the perso.o. of .Richard ,Dontinit, on Se. 'turday night, in Blackhorse-alley, Fleet-market, ,but for the want of satisfactory evidence to sub .itallniiin thcfact, he was remanded until Wednesday. I . : fl. !le: -. 1 : -r-4-1 • ;. • '-: BOONtelenztrr.-Yesterday the driver of. one of the Goetigich stage cosehes was charged under the. late Stage Coach Act, ,foi ahnio to hie fartillook ..was c.oueicted in the penalty of 40s. • ' , . • A Constable belonging•to the parish of St. Mar.: tin!s.io-the.Fields, was. brinight • to this- Office, charged with letting escape from his cueSody, June Perryman, whom he !ladle custody on'a 'charge of . (elev.. , , . . . - - .0 t. Prisoner in his defence said, thet es he was • einatuying the Prisoner to ..the watch.housey - else comic her,escape in-St. 'Marties.laue. " .11e:wItieer. dcred to fincibeilAnanswer-tOr.the offence . . • to. .t.• MA lILHO ROUGH-aTRESZ64-A 'very genteelly dressed short man, and-elltillolv appear lice, who stated his nacre to be George - Roteelt• was charged with having committed a detestable &fence in. flic fields, at the back of goteer-srrbet, between nine aid ten. o'clock on Su day 'night. The . mousier Was committed fully foririal for the 'iapital . Of fence, by the testimony of Mr, Alasen, ail' Odium), ,charltou-street, Fitzroy.square. •t ' The. Plisoner was leaked .-op at the office with an Irishmaut who was in -there for 'beating his wife, having passed through'. a .host of women'of the lower ordet better then.. might•have been expected: . Pat. remonstrated with 'the Jailor against being confined with such a character,' bat nri("Weeeding in getting him reinoved,l after•some'- orrfide r'heto. tic, he threatened the monster wi '1 ingeencrif he offered to Much him. Scores ' gif r in the.baek way, ant/ some ditterbancelh,lollic:ii ' heertl, an o ffi cer went to invertigife the eilse, - *lien' Murphy waste:Whiting. thalami Of 110- atteoi '4l/- he female vixens, who iUSejleit'hitft-ee_ Pit _die 'Ogllanguage of St. G 74.111, but Pit L' t . : e .sbould not be serdtobed,' si: ble.:ltet • Would deal. with him in ' • W:fillttibe 'Silk .: t e were clearing .the pluca, the lyillstnati'S' .. 1 ,' ;jeered with angry countenance, and br liberation .as she would sooner - be . s 'al'' ' Wed eirery. hour, . ' than that. he or hi s fenlilishinv d 'hii disgraced by being shut up with inch a fellow. ' 4 • - -. .- - l l ' • • riaiALM4XEM...- . . . .• r ' '.7 1 4.1116!t:. . • . . CORN ErCHA NO a ) Sargisi f tow.ahere are short sepplit{s 2 of Wheat twastwims'iO.tdays , but consider. ale 4{Chsp week'sJareige,,,abana 121000 `quay. hlr!ii,,Migo.firo ketlillYs• *Ad , What #o 4 refr' than on Feiday'i Barley sill' itelt: neiTSY a( 11 1,k,fsrlie• ; Ppsis and Beans of the two. kinthrtuctßnEf lint lit. tip ; there are short supplies of Otis, Otittl l itColoo it little variation ; seles.of nottf,Tatite' ,pt.cet Wheat, - - 765. 90 1 . 105 6 . Tick 16p-pir, ._ „..... . 6041. 4/11 1 Fipeditto -- - -110 s. 114 e. Chits ' '- ''"; MK. ' 261; ik, - - ...- 31114 . /‘ blar. 1 Harley, Ha1t.... W. remi(Soilers) 506. 66.4 Pito.ll ....Aral ... • rest -- -- - 44 2- 5 12L 961 w1 421. i.c . ,l.!ortstis64‘ . 11.0.. • - - `5U'. °''.. 4 11114110 t aff ri' . s 4 WOO UililtlDGE.- ,., 9 c- 1 1 ': • *" r. t. ' . Corn-Inspector's Returosiqetoogsalf, J F e/We 961. Wheat, per load •••: 251 4- - 1 $ 1 ~ rat... rat..- , - •- B i , arley, 11et Itudttn.... Sta 4s. . -. - . vp' 4 . -0. - , ' Oats • ...W . .44-d. to, 116‘.:•+0. -' r • Beans .... - .50. md...4tt i qt. lel., 4 ~- Pear -1 --4 .. 4 P,.,1r5'"12' • .. ! PRICE Or HAY AND STRAW YEATHRDAY. . ...* ,sl is ealeall . l. , ~111101T6CAL.Pia,. , 4filig fel :- in 'lOl. 105..04' Hay, ' ta. tt,l4. I" Idl. ss. Oars 2 - 0- Id '.4 1 . . 65.. Od. Clover, 24 ' Os. to lll. Ss. r"1111 ' 2 --41.144 0: 41f 1id5. i P . ...ll' It 7. I° 1. I°s. PHICE • ZAGS: - •, - --, • 1 , is:VICK En. ...- taunt, 41. 6s. $o 'Si: it. Kats„ . it, 0.61. los. 'User, SI. le...te , si. 'us. Stoke. 191. to . 19e. ihnell,- . 41. de: to b. - Os Ftsrobi X4OO O ts,' 91. *Os. to 111. isi. t l ,l ' .- , • - iw'wer. 4-44 _. 4 ~ .... ...,_ • ' _. SMITH . FI/“.1.)-4.tis. 91. . • To C A tee Offal, per Milne of 61b. Eke? ....4s. Od. to 3.: 0. Hot& of Cattle thhi day : Nvloss ..44. 0d..t0 be. . 1 1 ; 6lesteti ..,...,... i. #.4. 1,710 Vc4.l •,- .s§l. ' Od. to is . liPelP a 4 l , lOa T b P. , - 11 ' 8.u. ills_tA ....54. vin. is 71: - : (1,1•0 ' 20U MA 6O I. • Ai- ' Od. 14 b 0 1 ... #4 4 • . • . . toll ;t ..:- " ' .• ' • 10 . • t * • IWO - ' Bey ...... St.,sl. Os.. Od. ;'• Straw . ..s. 21.. IR., • . •61 - 3f. 4s. Od. r• • ' Glover -....;. Si,' N., Old 0' J. 10s. ud. • `;''. NltifGA'r/1 ASCLZAI)BNI1 I ALc. MARKETS. AIN libeluoietoe.j 409' ....6s. 1111.10 . 4a1t ilfreal ....4s. Od. to 6s. Od. Mwtim ..:4s. liv ,. , Perk ..,.63. ud. to 6s.r 6.1. to-J. - Itls. 0: to 6s. Od. r 4.• 44 - ! - .-4 . -'...50mmi.... - • 4 • • . ?RICH OF TA 4 I.OW, - &e. 94 Jspoes's Market „is' oil Town Tallow 70s 6d 00s Od Oars ;UAL% • 11" l if - Yellow IttiSsia 7o ad 71s Od Whitecapel 74601tet 4) iti' . White ditto .. 6iis td ..is Od per **(Sib. ' , Soap ditto .. . fais od WI; 0.1 lti' e, Melling Sistlf .. 6044 Od Ws Od . Average - ....' 421 Od QO. Od • . trues' - -12 s Od ' - • Good .:nap .. I:4N Od Yellow Soap , 904-Mottled. 1006---Pleees,ollll oa- Gard ! . . . !tits -;cebtoe,,co. Us a telli Of. . - - •' ! Price of Coodlea c pfr &taco, 12 0•641•4 311 0 1 1411412 1 M". 4 . . ' • fix* alba. ... • i" . ' , (‘-'.' " 44 Vest Heifers and Steers (per .Ordinary b. Od. to 01. Od. . 25 " ) * 8 0' t''' 31, Pv. W4O C.* 1A5.,1)4. each. kidnap' 21: 4 Fat. Hors:llss. to trio. Od. , . - e Sisearlims . tie b. L e a ' * 13:13d. to Os: 'tier - '• ' 1 - LAO Pi" .- ;.?. '..". %rids “ad , 3a. 3e. 4. f - .. COAL totitritz4iiiiiYi . o '' .. ' I Ships at Market.. Ships eel* %• • Price. i" 9 Newrastie ..... 661... ....tiles. Od. in Ms. 0.4.0 •• 8 Sititlettake" ' 6 ' '-' 1' Yoiltslikti • ' 1 . 0 Ciudem .., D ......t.t.ses,mliattearilb, 04. :I I !‘;„.• cts,i4v..ii ' . The Sapphire, Ci5p1._...G.... 1 .4,4 4 4,i.-Atictiv. : lP. : ::few elay a - witl4,lbart,Gord.oof Fa* Guertin r. • 1 40bile.r. 11 114 ,the :Spanish Depalieti4bit o ttei' thelititurn to the Cuaccas. i.. . d , ~. •; i L - . . , • .-wrAgr: • . • .• The great itiecess that has attendedtsuttitT---......"1s pac er fa* a considerable number of years, a n d kaußa I pulictuality in paying all Pr.zes on demand, ha hopes, insure a continuance of the public fav our 'the preseot Lottery, which has the novelly o f haying only . . 4 ) 000 Numbers, 5,000 P r i zes, and ni g :Prizes of . Tickets and Sitares to .b e ; had cu.nsiderahly cheaper than last Latt, ry , at 4 s Cornhill, and 9, Charin z Cross. • ' - BIRTII S. At Roll:Mon, in Statfdtd,hire, the Lady or Sir Oswald ley, Bart. M. P. of daughter. At Dumfries, otr the Ydtlt ult. the. Lady of Lieul.-Cslood ?Piqued° of tiOnn• • ,On Sunday morning, in NurfOlk-street s Mrs R. Twiniox~~ a daughter. Yesterday, in Manchester-square, the Lady Of Jame s L uc ; luau. Esq. of a son. On Tie s d ny„ Mr. N a ik A ou tt o: tl 4 . te t) p - Inid,, of ai Quete uve : esqrs „, :irrne, B Y u'll eote lltsbu rda rl y . ' I ni n isr M in i' ar ss , heP Al h fred ardi Johnof St Ru li siel wa r,' Esq. hf th.3 l lon, t o sainaua, only daughter of the late Mr."Pillard of Hart-street. At Liverpool, Lieutenant-Colonel Win. Douglas, of hib jesty's 99th Regiment, to Marianne, daughter of I' horoat I hi. trrsall, Esq. of Evertoot On Sunday la.t, Pusigo Francis Lan,ehoro, Royal y i ,,t Rangers, to Mary Alin, eldest ditughtee of Major Joist' :dil l ky,, Commandant, Tilbury Fort. On Saturday, Win. Ousaford, lisq. of Ashley, near Tivert, to seeolid daugh t er of the lute J oho boot On Friday, at twicheutiatu, Mr. George Newport, o r Gray's ina-laue: On -Monday morning, at five o'clock, at his home in lk BurlingtAm-street. the, Honourable E. Bouvetie, N. P. Ist Nortlttunptao, and antic to the Earl of Radnor. . Last week, at Walham Green, the Rev. Mr. Prevost, Disler of the French Codformist Chapel, Dean street, soha. . iladdenly, at his Mouse at Chingford Hata, on Friday k.t, BeU, Esq. 'Oa Saturday last, at Bridgenortb, Shropshire, La his $l4 yeAst, ThomarffarJewood, Esq. Latelyro in% the , S3ci year of his age, Captain John. Basht ob . of the Royal Navy ; an Otfsoer of great reputatioo s bin pi'. feisinn, and universally esteemed mid resp ec t e d b y Ms family wad friends. 4.0 V .IC E. W hen Men atilitioldot raw _ . in .4111 i. fessioual skill use perseieriog esulkillfollpiellibm Oa trout wife andseffectual method of t •ai fera ; isrevaiiiiii • Moms, the suei.:esbfut result of t r 'experience Is' the b c •proof of superiority. . i t blessts..GlCSO and Co. Surgeons. after being sestaffiely Nu !rated amtinitiiited into'every branch of the profession, (certidi. leninswat whic4, tram different hospitals, and lestimantuts fryei ibesinst esablein rhysicinas, they bawd to convince tiny Err !gaiter), were induced to. make tbe care of the following. Dir senses the object of their 'pattictilar study viz. a CI.RTAII ,MSORDER, frequently cootracted in a moment of [maxim., Una; aid its•coricomitaiits. SXRICTUIt.ES nod fiLEETS„ also DEBILTI'Y; schetlier ariAng frtim Bacchanalian ind nrlowellidence in warm climates; or a SECRET SOLi aktYliCti, too often unhappily: pitirmed by the Youth et both srmesstulA tale one it will be found she cause of STER? IATY mei 134.RRENN ESS, and in the other occasion amp wrens trOndiptertous diseat , e4, wliieh; ifiiiit timely ren t odi tunsionsedetßAPOTENOK and GONSIPMPtLQN. • • -1!' aet a Tileamait aim longtual eiltruaire practice has enabled the ' ky it .eispeessir method, to effectually weeinse4hose deur 4 ,loseesteg snpeterate or darliplitaud, without sul t ietting the Isnot-4.:4Di- least rmitrultit'in diet or ciereise : and nt Ji i YtaillitilllALtASES. were ilk tart"- application is ;WI ar i;ma es:Alisciprery of the .infeetian, they pledge lisensselee t• p lif,nre in the short interval .4 two flays: t I *unprecedented sacerlts of thefrininletif treatment int k , I don. citvbe aboveicomplimits (Itifilcii luistsver been kao,i 141 s , I Iliksitroan silsOe instance iutirel% elyalri pracrice,daring *hi .1 ' *rind many . persons. of On li-se aeh have beta aired, men sifted F lur b ere and inistrioulUsetliods.basl been pursued by muter prnetiv t s w ithout efieetl,indtices Neisrs.Vo a itud Ce. Id Ow pmia.: I y offer thbir adeliw. TtarY. itiey. bet (insulted lig eithetree • . tally, personally, or. by Jetta ) wilb Nriplable secrecy, do. • adcy, and atryntion. . • ; ;.Messrs. ties/ and Co. 19, )Inuwerie.street, Flutes. . QOCIAL MA.PPINESS.—Marriage bbould be 1 ...7. thefosntlatioa of Social' Happiness; which it often dis- . tubed thronattlie parties that form the anima not taking those ptectunioa, which staid reqa4c ,. „ them Of. gyikayaseot oi tut xseat dortestic.bleasioc. Pen of .evity_.rsolt pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; hut 'bele tit ton-ititulitan has heel taioted•by disease, or debilitated by ti tleitain liabitcomnsiogl 'at au early age, a tworat,iop of• stpiility peec lo o4altfift , :. tient state is todispenSibly reqqisite to revive the sbi rift rkssi i of life, and to rautituale tbh Astent.. Eerno Ilisar4eiii h e contrihstted more esseotially so destroy; Tlymeand toppi.. • iblin these which are the consectoeuce of una i rsided MM.. weed* wasthis consideration which iudiiced hies' CR RUIZ' . =. for these last twenty years, to direct their *Mier and on exclusively to the treatment end cure of thelteneceal,, I • Please, - andthelisorders arising therefrom ; as also;to that. de- I .jrnesussit of system, pradueed• by the defstructi ye habit of the deritie scl l I.hoy, which brings on those distressing DE . Lis IV &Send 0 E FIG lEN CI ES toot prevent is embitter the astrissioniststaimThesaceitsful rmaltrif their plan, gives them additional,ardoirr to iippose Old ravages of these complaints, which are lip most important in the catalogue of. human iiiir milks. ft behtivesevery amain who lets indulged la ibis soli tary vice totinek relief by comulC!ig Professional Mello(' easi- Aware mak honour, to which Memes.'CURRIE and Ve. data the tometiotrof scholtatic authority, as wen as the testiovoy ‘ at .saaintradictedfacts. In professing the cure of these compLont... • they hold out uo imlueeincia to vire ;' but, semi/de .11.1 oilmen . .mutt hi of the existence of such calamities,,they offertheir . . assistance as regular' y educated M embersef the [loyal Colleges of Sargeom of tamdon and Edinburgh. Slight aid rem* . cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cared in the tbnte space of two days. These of the most oWinateduration,sucp as obstruct Mae., inveterate strictures, pains' of the bonei p &cu t fie, are permanently and speedily tired. Several Noblemen .• .. Ind Geoileineti of the tint respertability have bcca under :. , t cure of hleors. Currie Mid Co.. fur the rieinoval of complai S t * ..l of the,Uretbra, Strictures; &e. s and having received a' cal and permanent cure, request that references may be wide le . Theta ms satisfactory ' evideuces of the deeided superiority of ,I Messrs. Currie ouch Co.'s plan of 'treatment. Many Of thtte Gentlemen kart strictures from ten to twenty' years, a/4%er° mailer the care of Messrs. flumes Ileaeiside awl other Site. woos •of equal eminence, who atteitipted ' their pee by • thenttpplicatiou of (lie lunar caustic, as allow s "-ea. MeFsts. Curue and Co. have selected the followlog team- from the • . • 41121iY they are daily reteisiug from Geuticulen, returning theot thisoknfor their restoration to sound and rigoreists health._ It , was seat to them unsolicited, from the sou. eta Noble Earl, who had laboured under this distressing and Falafel malady Me tea years : he had bees under the care of several ,Sidgeom of professimsaleininence, none of *bean afforded him acre/sued relief r Mit from the superior toothed of treatment adopted and puttied by, Messrs. Currie and Co. lie received a radical cure . to the short apace of one month.' May 29, 181). Ta Dr. CURRIE, 107, 'fallen-garden. .. " • Lord feels great pleasure in consmussicaliv ti Dr • Currie the perfect re-establishment of his healih, la cense/Sena of his mild and admirable treatment of StrictBres in the Uri; thra. Ile nsay add, that he has not for many years es)ojof 0 much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertatak no doubt of his havin,,'• obiainsd, thlortgh his skilland attentio*, a perj'ect , and radical cure of that horrid complaint. -Is he ices Rat a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint. he has it in his power, from a fair-trial and a just consjfartson, ter pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Carrie which he seasitty fears and shall ever be most ready and wilting to acknowledge. Brae early application to Messrs. Currie :Ind Co. the pa tient will escape the pain, danger, and expense of a long sod tedious Attendance upon less experienced practitionets.! MARIO,. 0 WO,SI EN , who have long been disappointed el their expeciationeof a family, may be r.ssured Ong In. mon Instances such defects are curable by.inedical skill t tatereltlioage ,the removal of such impediments be aye object of dietbeirod tic certainty with others, yet the cure of such defect,, by . the gga dual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their exAr rieace. Hiram. Carrie and Co. may be oospalted by politalit hither' Sex, with Th e kreatest seem:vlmi honour, at th e house, So. 107. Hatton-garden. ', ' ." ' . ' . Pau-eosin the Country, describing particularsof their caste age and mode of living, iuciosiug a somas:tree fur Advice met. • Mediators, the ensile will he given or sent to any part of tbe iiiegdgm. .) - .To ittsure that setresy so essential to their undertaking. lilte'-, " ' .. Tate of letters may he added to the *mount for oseibebil. . . . .Ole 10, Ilatton-garden, .•' •.1 7 - t • . ; • July 17, 1810. rEION : Vritaird ST*Ti7ll♦ t HIM oy U. Lti V ►. 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