The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-09 00:00:00

~~~ A ~ V • .1 (:I:l)taiii Itritisli • ~ t...Veral •• .. cc Ti . 0 • 1.1•1,1irooir.:" . a.**c7r l . . : - r\ 1 ) 111 the i I IMkItICI.. TATRACT MOM COMMOHORt it.tiNERIDGeE SERIEHIEMA4 KEI.T ON E 0 AHD THE UNITip STATEE•i•ftettid. CONSTITUTIo . N. • • I Tuoshi!s. " At 9 A. M. diceov;red t wo itratsgeeeil w eathOr-how. * At 10, discnverml tha'atraqe be ships. 01le of tkem stood in fi - thehalid: the other stood oil shore, in . a liilrrFl At 'lO, 45, A. M. we tacked shilt-: .and Westward, and stoodfor the vards us. At 11 A. M. tacked " utnl East %surd, hauled up the mainp. Cie Royals. At 11, 30, made the - the rltr,, n hich was not answered; hiaittsaihand royals, to drier the st. the neutral coast, and separate her fry the ettikin company. . . 44 W E DNESDAY,. Dus. 40., (nautical firloski+Tn lat. 1.3. 6. long. 33. W. ten leagues from the;:mt of Brazil, commences with clear weather . atid mod e • • • .4%4 • nitre breezes.from .E. N.+. hoisted • our .ensign and, pent:ant. At 15 minutes pno merWatill, the igip h'r colours, in English' &sign, a signal dying at 141. main: .• t I " At 1, 26, P. M. being so Seiently trent the lend, end finding the slip to be an.lt:tiglisk frigate,: took je the mislaid and 'vats, tacked, A k io, tend steed.. for the enemy. • At 1, 60, th e enemy boye alowe 'with an intention of raking us; Which - we avoided bj , wearing. : • " At 2, P. M. the enemy being within half a mile of us, and to windward, and having hauled down his colour', except the union jack at the mizen-mast head, induced me to give orders to the Officer of the 3d division to fire a gun a-head of the enemy, to snake him show hi 4 colours, which being done, brought on a file from us of the whole broadside, nn ss Web the enemy' hoisted his colours, and imme tLoetv returned our fire. A general action with r •untl and grape then commenced, the enemy keep. ing at a much greater distance titan I mished ; but ceuld not bridg him to a closer action, without fesiue ourselves to several rakes.. Considerable ma itaeovres were made by both vessels, to rake and avoid twin; raked. The following minutes .were tak:tn dteriog the action:— ........ ____. _, . • " At e, la,. P. I'd. commenced the action at good grape and canister distance, the enemy to windward •(but mnsh farther than I wishetl). . • : _ . 66 At 2, 30, our wheel was shot eptirely'aWay. 4 ' At 2, 40, determine to cl:ose with the enemy, iteo..;ii,standing his r.kittg; set the fore and main - aai!, and liuCed up to close to him. / • 46 . 1 1. t 1 50 / the enemy's gib-boom get foul of our inir . siJzy .0 , tiftn. - . - • •' ' 4 ' A `..1, the 'Acid of the anemy's.bowspritoad gib. shocut 111”, a %law by us. • . • .. • . " .4t 3,5, sl►nt a‘say the enemy's TOTe.mist by ". At '3, 15, shot away his main-top-oaptst ab7.le t,he Cep. " At 3, 40, shot away the gall , and; bblm. " At 3, 55, shot away his wizen-mast nearly by fee • • . • ". ..“‘AI--1,•5, having silenced the fire of the enemy completely,. and his coiner.; in main-rigging dewn, sitipposed taa hail itrurk, and then hauled down the lvehat se to shoot m•heati to repasir•our alba Tres extremely cuti leaving =the - ettereaccempleie ( .4 1*i; noon' after dtscovered the . eriemy'slilag tar All flying, hove-to to . • repair some of -`oar Sa- At 20 minutes past four,. the eatsmy'smairscais4 , nearly'isy`ti : 4 holt id. l- At' 60 . MitiatesAsagour, attiod . ..ior vtiestly,i Atts."s: flutes mist Eve, 'Joy close LIU Ile army, lu t a Weiy+tirectisalirakingliositinn;*•athwart•hiabowts t and was at the very instant of raking beak whenlitingst prudently struck iiii ag;-forhad he suffered the broadside to have raked , Mm, his additional Joss must have been extremely great, as he lay as un managedble wreck upon the water: • " After the enemy had struck, wore ship and _feared the topsails, theu hoistedoet outo•of the.two sAanty. remaining boats we had left •out. of eight, and . 0 4aent. Lieutenant Parke, first of the . .i.;onstiltaien, to ..evske possession of the enemy, which 'preire4 to.,be phis B+italinic Majesty's frigate Java, bat s 19 guns, and mantled with upwat'ds •ef 400 . ! spen, commanded by Captain,Lainbert, •it tresy.dii _4inguiilled officer who was mortally wounded: .• " The actiun continued, from commencement to the f of the fire, one hour and 55 minutes. :The Con!libition had 9 killed, and 25 wounded. The client% had CO killed, and 10i certainly wounded : but by a letter written on board the Constitution, by one of the officers of the shva,, and aecidentally found, it is evident the enemy's wounded must have boon considerably greater than 'is above stated, and who must have died'of their wounds previously to Lein.; removed, This letter States 60 killed ; and 170 vioutuird. " The Jars had her own complement of men caMplete, and upwards of 100 supernumaries, going to join •the British ships of war in the Fast Indies, .:'so several officers passengers, going out on pro- votion. " The force of the enemy in number of men, at the* cummaneement of tha action, was, no doubt, 'considerably greater than we have been able tower td;ll,• which is upwards of 400 men. " The officers were extremely cautious •in dis covet in; ti:e number. Hy. her quarter bill, she hall one man mere stationed le each gun than we had'. " The Curstittition was very much cut hi her sails and rigging, and many of *her spars.fujured... " At se%en P. M. the boat returned with. Lieute nant titc. Ist Lieutenant of the eacmy"i fri gate, nud LieL:tatiatit-Qetteral ilislop (appointed Covernor of Bombay), Major Walker, and Captain Wood. ‘‘• Captain lambert. was too dangerously wounded to 1,9 removed immediately. The cutter returned nn board the prize for the prisoners, *and brought -fain Marshall, Master s and Commander in the navy, iyho was passenger on board, alio other naval officers. Ate Java was an important ship, mpletest manlier,, to carry Lreto ' arid Staff to liombay.''' iAti , for tlieltaiitt, ; I nd t=Ftion•tht+ rag' t 6:1 lie. : A►rlrtrti+ sdil Atutg to t mail, vicl o lopk. in prisotp s,jML tor weir stiEthe fang . * liiiralltbitr M \ • Co! boor, Feb. e 5, peptbinvOar" eOssfror eoemy' . Jtvivburei, ' • , h: r ':ltt.was 'not Oa enemy aillY , _ t i t rAlFed.in two color 1 Wristeigltt ..o'cl.nslin . __ r_iitorts tivvnt then jaffed ' 1 Witi.V t.;iot: . gairil • i _ . _ - - . • • • Theo iscomnottee . ,etontion' ittro* fhaerti4 4in me.i s i fi red, • that- theetlethy Arteg have ' k .,...y_ t _ - ...c,r•,.., . . 0 _ , e Tietilie to.. thwiroat , 'At three a . that:number. • Thegoeptitiactetceat•l,Tital`ty"'ll447eualle ; mo ue re , E t h e ~, ititier a fall. 4 peituationL et with Pli FikiNge - i,. 810CILLaketi *bold 840 " 0 "1, that it requires only to be knoserr, in eider totirlsorn Ihis,iidf. t ot OidelSkfrgh• . ' ' : .. I 1 the munificence of the and the , patronage. i1q, 1 3- The nerdy Au all more than &obi, t h e nn". o4 . ail. . : , . . tier under' C aptain :ForkYth. * There Were no. gel* a 64 .. I . __ .:. _ __ . II • .. d) of any consequence at Ogdenbitigh• ...7.91 • ! • • :4 1 0mattntilL s in tbe_ leer i t 40 4 Ina A PP•*d 3' 1 MeV . 4 161 1 4,. eVilli; 27.-We hurei-leen •lettiera • the ;L opdoa Pospital is Bi- • . w$T ling, in,a v'- 114 r degreo, , 7 liiierh!' ObtitAritAilAp,t , iicti vitenikon that a Were . gale was; VilierieTtekA ,, ift .ChtisPloice. lay,. OR Satßulay t 'l,,Othinstot: . A leper Norfolk, : of the 20th, shift* that 'lvy severe, With eorrihti cdntinaed with increated violemw the closing of the MAI. Tbat .an rcpresi had just arrited firm Lyinitaven.. Say,- with intelligence that thejtritisb sqUadron .were ivett.on ,sho s reer. " wf• her that it will net prove AFF thist'i 'number of merchant raids, ; the!trities t Jaave been taken fOr the !gates." • *. TIIF. liTATr..4pier;. Milani. 4.1 . ,4isavtir * 'FF* 28.—.YestardNt.eftera.00n we had trade's... Ilying l reports relating to. the .b9rning of pir.kei's Harbour, and the destruction of our tittle Snivel force it:that place. It - was. said the reportir; here-received by an empress from that place to .Gen. Dearborn--he was .waited upon to know whether\he had received any. •sitch information—his answer n\as. of sittO 1,14 in,the negative. Something moment must . have transpired from that. quarter, as the. Genet has given orders this morning (Sunday) for the dra. goons and light artillery to leave the cantonment at Greenbush to-Morrow morning, and proceed to the Harbour. 'Jls* General himself, with his suite, went from here about 12 o'clock-this •day—ainl rumour says they were. bound to that place.. considerable bustle has -occurred here. Conunedore Chauncey, :Capt. Perry, and a Mr, Fry, putser in the navy, with several other Oiliceis, !Joie jitst s lefi this far Slekett's Viarbour, an d is underStoca . that his Excellency, the Governor, hos'ordered Capt. Humphrey's troop *of cavalry to the sathe.pkkee, or to Ogdenburgh.— Sericius apprehensions,sre entertained here tor the ilete:uf Sackett's tfartiout; Upon the whole, it isac 'ltoewledged on all, sides, that the frontiers of this im portant State. are in. a iniaerahle and unprotected si tuation,aud What the - consequtuces will time can :only - determine: • 11 ) , S. The fciregoipvis.aabstantially correct, with 014'41160n, that:gen, DearOorn sent. en officer to tbe.difterent .printers; .with a particular request, that they would Say. nothing in their next Pipers of the ,oceurrenCei of to-dig, Whatever they might do in theie publications the latter tttid of the week. .1711.V1)11VG 'OP . 'TWELTE MILLIONS oil - BALLS. • • . This phut of tbe,Minister. wits carded into effect •pb .041.1ifitt4ay (Wednesday last). 340,12 h taelve,millions were to :be fund. ea; ali is to the end of March were to-be. taken, riff joint amount would be twenty mil . . -4 %our lre' public seem to have deluded themselves, *elite have acted upon the- persuasion that the Avhole. was wanted, when.only twelve millions could le received. , :the scene at the Exchequer Office would, in lYrance, ha've Veen occasion to a flourishing Expose - nf the eagefirest of the people to aid the Govern tient ; but in England, ediewcoosidered as the mode tof executing a Meat ure .of finance, it is neither just nor preper4 .That the .first characters in the coun try, as merchants, oa,nlfers,. and others, are to be marshalled by Police Officers ; exhorted to be patient, cool, and, pasSive, till' they can enter thetxcheguer, through a door third, part opened by a chain, and of *Web the aperture is scarcely sufficient for a mo. derate-size man to get in t is disgraceful in the ex 'tretne. After violently struggling with each other, 373 persons ebtaiged numbers, which in numerical order *ere called 'and examined, from twelve to four j o'clock ; when the No. 181 completed the subscrip tion' of twelve millions. Thus 189 'persons 'ape i.rienced that they had their labour, and the risk of bred= arms and legs, for their profit. . . ~... On Wednesday the 11th alt. a Gentleman of Os- - ford University undertook to walk sixty miles int fifteen hours, which is four miles an hour for As whole time, Without 'allowing any space for rest or , refreshment. He performed hi s s arduous task in fourteen hours and twelve minutes, and came in per fectly fresh. A most singular circumstance is stated to have oc -1 curred at Great Massinghim, in Norfolk, last week: 'On opening a three-year old. heifer, Mr. A .Cu reit' Pound no less than six calves, all of a size, weighing 141bs. each, and perfectly formed. Csirtiort.---On • Saturday seinnight an inquisition 'was taken in Birmingham on the body of 41 man whose death was occasioned his eating, the rootapf an herb called Monk's : Ijood, which he, found in w garden, mistaking it for celery ;. he did nut discover his fatal error till I6va's too late, and'allatteinptsle counteract the 'frac' is of the 'Poison' were unavailing. AfMatibfield a very distressing circumstance oca Curred last week, which *er .4ope will opetato of* I - cention to,all Pecsunf: acc.ustorned to.colled herbs.for making into tee. - Georg: Tar and his wife; who 1 had liinglie,ei)in the habit . of drinki)sg, herb tea, .rut• Su l iikily se'buight made Seine of herbs which they had I colledted,' supposing them to he the Foldout Herb; tiofortonately it wag Strentonium. Soon 400 thaak i, t.ber wolhati am.' with.' , DOA ) egad con at'terwardWoe.ii qate of in whieli'lftei .. ti i*: Sit of the -I- ...1 • awing the won= Ma 1 the mill, b: in' btiiol4 I* Wit-latter. • - • ' 'I 4 family .deposed,.., son _ of heinx a Meader o f bur, raked at her inns. fee; * thewit dart:, and while Io was np stair, cot. d wiltin a p f4e muter, strtuge!eknjed.solf the property i n q v! . • on. A Bow-street Officer.seleabed the Priakier'strunk„wher hm - found live pair of %loves, ouc of which he l i rweetion to he his own, thoo4h he clifl not kali*/ by any panics. lot mark. -7' • • • • The .14ig IRStaalks *mita** the Prioner. ./1:;nj. nor/ timid iaiistia" flit steallaitlw , value 91. the - • of sliristoplier Cusuke • .... for he 64A-it-garden • • pieces or 1;71.0, TOlStpt.erit i sen,cribetion *. teeted ip a'district ,skemandih , .„- pectr.._ - 1 p r prop.erty scoter II bil0p1111111 . : :be kept a dra ' ki.. per s , ma 11i1 . 1 0 :1s_ii . s . ta i. n . ce which it so rrotnptly and so IL My . in fli. r . * 6 rebr e u lidelt/durikmi of (As, ,en ; end on th e o d • o fr t! MS ,1 he 'try , site and the lofty '. wards of 'it remote part '9:te ll :to illuinithhteiii:".4"g" 1w was 4:l,odin e. • -- , 1 bhildtk ;" Ihe,' acknowledged abilify, ind the'' , it 1 - r hs~tro . he 44 eft)! i ' Veit th'S Pr ; I nil 1 e 11;01: r b :IS l'lrld .1;44:4 wearied t attentiOn.of• ita.professitittakestablishrtien n t; self t at t 'the . :, WC . rlissipt populatiPM 1 0 1 • its ' 4 1 93411 ge ; - 4 1 :d the liLen, and :5 1 1:l e t ip:o rii i ) r . ti i,firs i. e i r ti ,,s eim oii u ni l t i l ll e s t I v ei sa 'e va ti l i l igg : n r ts c ebed - l ei t if t ped i t s:l ee - sl ' ie l ; i ::::::, i ;: t : it : i.i.r . ni .e d rit e p r e i rT'o lill 'at il t i t in his r,OUTity l ot ; Oe.several.„CernMeicial 1,40_48;s have at) . t te?4 0 , , to increase the* Calls;;up nn its funds, and or,‘',et• :into _e.tchtessi,thrt.,l T wo Ladies had known-the-Prisoner f rehder a , c; c On_linititice el tlte, peesent number of in- %Cur claracter. 6 ""eral years—ke Pilitffiti highly insiorfttletc as • saltily proper . objects ba .r ee tie Jury immediately found the Prisoner gullty ors-trailing to value a tog. apply Who cannot , e'en -vS , tie; ire:7.7l7 er ' reenbtood imAieted. for stegilin ; wat i le l e the joint property of Rich. S Italian an ee d es Jan a e m i till aule in Ilona& • . . ~,e. most, wasilikt . .qancern, the House. 1 higiiictiadrodstiiration stated, that the i P n ris i i,) o n v e e r in a r ceornp a nied by Committee 11 it a duty to ,state t .that the late .high smote; Homan, cadet to his tr u si ti . il r ii , and ab ! l ooked at some tanSlin. lro ree . t ' v°4 the price of the 0 c.essaries of. life 'has occasioned an ad ditiptial expence Orb° less than 0001 per aunom l'iisoar t r .t. L e o pit t ic lzr ile elotgc , , in a a nd ch e a i i i r drviso f rin g to coil.. ceal something. H and , t . hat,'at the same tinie, the Casual income of:the . r ie n r d i r i t i l er robe to go Owoy, lle laid hold okb r er a , an evi d ti a lill "' which,o!pila . l. has -suffered a' considerable • diminution • upon whic h she dropped the pieces of muslin • I i ti s. o o n r e al d 4 lo l t hel indictment, and rema i ned silent.. The muslin ki : l as' . it is conceived, may have arisen .fro . m a nits.. taken idea that he feuds of the charity in conse. Uuitty . of stealing, bat not piivately. - quence of the extraordinary .exertions charity in th e John ;Hoods) stood indicted for stealing coons, *waistcoat i i and a pair.of breeches, with other articles, the property st 4 4 m. year 18 0 7, are equal to all possible contingences . I. Jones. . • .i . ltu, '‘ In the year 1806, the permanent income of the .• .Joseph Mason stated, that be came to London with the Pro- Hospital was reduced to 28801.; the mutual expen- secutor ; and finding the r Prisoner in the street, they en ired their wqf of him. Ile desired the witness to remain at a p g u n bli - Iklitere was 56641; a considerable debt was incurred ; h,,,, „ i ii i the proper, while he accompanied Jones in s lr c is and the number of in-patients. was 160. By the of a house Nt kith Ile w is hed to call at. -la *short time thee.l3;i -. ; saner returned i t f o i n g o r n es h t h l n na , t r e at to he t.i b e ad pu f h o li u e n s d ho th u e se 4. a u n w d desired t means afforded in 18117, and by.subsequent banefaC the wituess to `liens, very. considerable repairs end improv . emeets , companion wanted. They walked with eXtraordinary hake his I have been accomplished, tending most essentially.to 1 through several stre:ts, aid. called at several public-louus.-s • one of which the Priioner prevailed with him to leas the —la ! promote the health, and increase comfort of the , dies c.mtaining the clothes.; and in another he contrived filab.lll - The certain Income of the Institution has woad by a private way, and could not be found by the . es' been raised to very near 50001. and . the expenditure, ' N°l3e 6t. . the P r° P erivitas ever I.° "" d again , el " . t ' ahriLtlerl. ta . i °Les. which was tied round l l ) bg P . flowers durigig the last year,. enhanced by the. high price of . e n h e i e e il b ss e l l e tj u ng b i e llg wisi apprekended.—Guilt - ' .provisionl,.and the increase of patients, has amount- ' jell to 82001. exclusive of 12001. on the buildii:gac- .. • • . . —...... . DIEM - • count (which will..be immediately repaid)', and 7361.. On the Bth of March, hlr.Tauina. George Maddock, of South the amount of legacy-duty. The sum of 39761. has ampton-street, Penton:vine. On Wel a n i esd i. ay u.oinng, at her house in Chelsea, aged 432, of 'necessity been taken from the funded property of Mrs. Rai Some time since, at his , son's, Neirtown, is ; the County of 'the Hospital, which it is hoped will , ' be replaced bv" the.coßtribetions o; the benevolent. The average liiWare, John Culko, Esq. late of Killyou o. aged Ilk years. number of in-patients has been raised to 2 4 0, in full • ... „ • reliance on the continued support of the public ; and .. the out-patients relieved in the last -year,. have ex- ,•E DEBILITY, Ste. NCOURAGED bythe iiniftfrm SiIeCPSS attend , „ ...inet , lieir peculiar Inetand of we:ono-oft in the . cure ~ f a ceeded gt.ioo. . . . . gew p r eva lent einoipluino.o, w h i ch f izi , b een eo ti t . t y y ears to a Inrge and extensire 'praettce; soss , 46 'l' 4he contributiona of 1807 will be , :for ever re- I perience a man - • ' s - I ' I "d IN "eel corded in the annals of the Hospital ;,, and the 1 - louse ' d iii i i : w it i t tn n , 11 :. r .„ " a le „i llia nie l : i i;:i r e r " ,,, 4 1,„, rvitil t, t , 11 , 3 , 4 e 1 4,e 1 7, r , c l i,„ "ib i li n e f fr ;w e 'n o . „ lh o : j Ccortnittee couftdestly, trust, that the benefactions cf - te,t,i.,. Goss and' Co. etionitaie ler direct their Startles too those .. . i . .. 18 1 3 0 611 Mara another, .era in,the transactions of a l i'elor 4, rder" nrisi 6 ff frmil• a o eccel deotru e dive h . tbil of inconsidernte , 'molt,. which rot mily,occasions n laionerous traia of nervous of- Cbarifirl iv throwielPen its doors, at all l k aars i : fectioni, bfordiso entails on its "rotaries all the el:rivaling 14flie . AO • !active .sufferers , trader . avery - accident; which . citifies of-old rwe..• to that , distresslog slate of debility _or (lea dog, not re . :m .o . 's', n licilivr the emosemtence of sorb baneful brthifs; escei quire - from,. the patients of any descrip- ire4frittkits;,, liumresidenee in tuttrlimatrs. tor any other reuse, lien ,fitbitt• otiOPOttit . or. wefts and strict-1i pro- . 13, which Gee pow e rs of the comiliusion become enfeeb • regularly educated SurgeOns'of 'Land they offer'a Ornl l : 4. sa ' f a e, bibifl Ali ite.terveuts [rata accepting either fee or re- ! Warit • • r aw+ speedy restoration to aloud mid vilowou. health. • • • • • . I W Isere an early application is made for the cure of a certain 5...4 . 0 1 330813.1 , • ' I Disorder, frequently vontracted in a moomeiit of inebrlets 'the • • . • . eraditsotion is generally completed in the ,hurt space of two .. . . -• . ' class t and ih the more illlV.lilfei r and invete te .votees of ene ROBBERY: .4)F THE Al ARCfrOONEDS el? DOW O N- real infection, elm tarterised by II variety of p " ninfoiifuid rlis v irer; .. ,SsillftiltS HOUSE. . . .4 iiaz symptuip• • a perseverance in their plan (without restraint . in diet or exercire) will insure to the patted a permanent and no w-rric.x.—A discovery bas . been made of the perpetm- I . tors of th is entotorry., under the follow Mg • • • Tioe diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or • staneeso:-.A isielliknowir Annie-breaker of the name of Joseph 1 Riehardrets,, mho vita confined in thellouse of i Correct ion, „„ w - - a"Tsing Von, theahrive.complotint; have noteseaped their :oleo uncommon coreum- 1 redicid.cere- • . charge. of burglary, broke oat from that prison some lane , tima: by an iiif.fltohle and nofproved plan, they are enabled to shore. Dante:Shay eveniag the keePet of that prison received felool.e obslionte Gleets atid Strictures, whether recent or of privateinforrabfino that herein in theweighbonrhood of Seven , innkthirnfhiti• without resorting in the painful 00 d danticems in e ,, ; very inveterate eisws, of several yeftrs coutiottanee, hosing yield- Olds ;, upon *hick 'Becket, the principal turnkey, lay in wuit.; ,u4a of the Feestiv Harkin., Many lost:owes can be adduced of for J • . and sacceeded in taking him thin !smutty. 'onion, the saqject of the rithhery of the Marehioness of Down-ied to their method in a few days, after the cure load been at ,toree k nuee chum up, sue gk e k et ar it be knew any tempted by other practners without effect ; and such hae thing of it. After some hesitation. he acknowledged he did.'l been the agreeable ' result of a practice of fourteen years, that Richardmin in vis'a 44,1 d Becket as k if he would let on the mode o , f treatinent has not in one single iiiitaoce ever proved sdape r_tond atftsatnektioniladged flask be wit' one of the rob- ibortive. during which period many thousawl pers.ms, of - both h „,,. 0,, hetet s erve gl an k, t ,„ too.e i eee fun,,,4,,,,,,, Just to sexes, • have experienced the enjoyment of having been per the amount of 5211.; and when inked If that was: die produce fectly cured, after severe and injurious methods have oven ver severed in 111 no purpose. of the robbery, he replied, It ems part'of it, whits's' he had re-' "Tired from a anti of the , Oinks :of Simmons, who' parglonsed Messrs- Goss wad Co, exclusively professing the cure of these rift of the proopert,g t „he I. i I ~11, , ,, , shn,,„„, 1,„4 . piirticular coMplains, in order th at they may not Le, by a W toil.. Riehardsoll W 14.4.41 Or just of Coriertlnli, he made n .n.otaken few, - marked with the obloquy so iustly (Mat h& to further confeesion to Mr. A illeot-• die- keeper. Ile skid he, • the ignaraott empiric, think it but justice to themselves too stile, hinged at the ()414(1011e. One "R eve mse ti oare ' and gate t h e that they have been properly edscated an initiated into every kerp,-r his-bets. and OK him the dralvers wiles* he would find : branch' of the profession (certificates of which, front differen t I 3 . 0 r i ng ,ood n p m -km-honk. w hi c h. o h b e i ng p i ee n ee g, w: re Hospitals, and testionontiale front the most eminent Ploysicii.w. soi ,„„ ee o to b e lo in o f the hg ere hn o w.,,„'„,,,t ro p 4 eety . ,g,„ ee they have to convince tiny enquirer) • that th e success restoltio:4 ht s oc , o f efis i o o t h e o th eerc hn ee h oe „ i ni t e a t i o hl e . in te „ c i ng um from their eudevomrs 8 r•t induced them too quit the pro•th.e those concerned with: hint, ond they • sesterday underwent qa of the general liractitio , ner, and they presume Ilmt their pre ernatinatirlie at flow-Street. After it full iniestigatioon,Voseph t temio ormu i r is e institute a fair ground for the unprecedented coma letrAartlioahoCßealso.lehrph were committed for further exa- dente w i th which they have, by the Public, been so Incraliy witloooo- Than Jaseltil. Nathan Shaman', Sarah. Siatatons; aud /times Prattled, were committed for . further eramilopt ion,' ' Ti' be consisUcd at their house daily (personally, or by ll charged with oeceivius IliesProPenl tanning 1140 he stolen. • ter) hy Policia', of either Sex, with recrecy, dey, and at . , • , 0 10 1 0— . - . tension. . • Patients in the country are reqoiesteil to state the particulars RE*AaILILt INSTANCE OP •' ezetravorre.--Last 'of their. case, are, and moaner at living. elichosieg a Rank-note - NO of Kel- 'l tine a " "'" lici ' be6; 41141 the sante will turfstroarded to week two eiyes, the property of Mr. r part .....f the K iniMoti. stern, near 'Louth; yenned e i ght very Gue,lambs, .i inSS and Co. Surgeons, No , 13, BouveTt e-s t reto five of them white, the . other three black; Ond Xll.l street. ' l % . likely to live. - - - t. • - ..;...,,, 4 1 s!. , 1 —... - . TAIII I_NoTtcy.. Monday morning, *shout ten o'clock, sibelinhabi- I .tants of Highettreeti•St.4hcry , le-bunei we'reala ?med . A pEasoN in the „Neighbourhood of Glasgow, few days ago apron Mr.' Angus M 4 l) matt, Brow . by the shilets or. a .eirsailegiii,* and on - •enriiry lc wick-place. edit ift than s:ity,' nod infdrined bias, shut hi: 0 ife had was discovered that Mrs. Alice Wright, 1 iin ,3 4 id ertu it.beco Litth4eruu..4 y aki•ted with io tiatherith.; ia her Ltnia.s (a , her (Y' i Surrtedu ternieol it attended with • alaritiog syintoto.w. cr..4 Lauf/ residing it that street, about sixty years Oktjitting, dit fi calty. of breathing, •tte. tc. having given tier. kl )• .age, hod itear l y ,: sovere d- her hand from l er -way-by • siwilt (.oie., One Half Guittest Ilattle t.f Dr. SOLONION'S COR ill a L fIfILM OF GILEAD; she recovered in the most means of a large carving knife, 'that she had pro- astonishitig snootier her healtkand fpiri . a, tier complain ha.iiir 'cured during Lire timelier husband - had• toile into the o been oi,f ell removed most int rattironsly. back pittoue• tke 'floor was nearly coiered rotor With " 11=5. l '' ' • :al'iliHe ' l4 6asttrmi*lingt to ref° r "" tabk Ea. ecconher, 1811. liertletod,' which plhhilOted a shocking spectacle .: A qu're"“). tar 4 . I.! •t ri . l C. -I,i 'Coroner's' Aery -sat upon the hotly - atqbe:Queen's • Head pubtie.hutsse, the corner' s.of Paracliseistreet, before' Ghiege'Hodgion, Esq. Centotiei for tbe Mid idlesa4ligriston., when it appealed VS -eridenee l • that • 4 ifietdatiiaseXhad,•for nose tine prelim*. to the cam-1 milling renalkirrid deed, showniymptems of derange inentj , . Veitliet-4-/nsassii.v. . ' • • • , • ..An Inquest Wastage l*ltt on Wtottnesday ifternooni it the 'Med - 144 in ' publk:•tiouse,. Th - Nayt:street,- *Co. .vent -garden; ein - elespor'the body ef Mvf Norton, peoprietoreft Hal Seinalln sit 41 ' la that street 'who 9 street, 'who, _ treelike' derio.J . ' ' - Fleet- * • i s Applet bwiittl, neat Kendal, I)er. IS, 1811. To in-SPIUMti ON. ',ear Liverpool. fitß,—lrnpriFAWAvitS the testoriad •vittlits vnar bleat" celebrated Siediebot,tiv OILE4 H. foil my ► , lf tontadep in .itistice to u:id f.r the henelit of I:te Pattie, to ytia„ ehrli . (list storing it had a violcia pain _its my brekst, acemnpanied o ilk ditlifulty of ltreatkioe 7 34 excessive weakness 1.4 that I could Scarcely %alit. I *C-oti ailetTor same tinteltitmerlair owlet Ike rivet distres9iag symi toras; wh en, ytti..ingitt Atte WeAmorland Advertiser, Huncesood 6f stitne euret perCrtnedln this nelgtoltriarfiond he taking the Wald ktetttoipe, tq tlte littler mart ofibepteinlies, ,prortnee Family JI3 ► 411 ef bli•stirs. M. and R. ftrantliwatte, your - Agens. by taking of svh*:,.h, in two days time 1 felt its moo/ratio virtue, and before 1 had-ikeiskerl the same W4ll restored to it•. w biclicjimpls tine .1 ots. new s fO4 and reinaid, Yisi*t &bit Alent - • . : . .. UWE' , t J.' , 1. ..., -••. • -• • . -717.—' . —'l7. - -• • _.'froTplisieriaincitol73o l 4 .1 ) . 5.4..' , ''' ~ : 1-7 1 , -"4404,04.114.0grai1i 1. ,: , , . OL P i s ti -* •- • - I I Macomb u tlija 41,1itikr t dated *felted !Mar- " ,:i -.. 4 ; ' -:::'. .:.L.....,..., - . ~, . , . . 'f" .•. • • ,f, 40E4 S. Feb. t 5, at - fi 1... M. allreised to 6eneral t . A . is o get - , . ` ; • 4--- ;"' ' _.,' .I_., '• I . Ai.' /ffaceoWilue;talir lg.impa usegan .. , ,,no ti Mow, wlidione , liewritt rwae. - ittry NI,. saya, !‘ I have. tilia ntomen,t c rtSrPlita %,.,..., ar ' Am* acme , a" Sir ALLA!, from Captain r ed oly n th ieri i v a i lilit ti lig i t o tsf i bilso.ul th g t l . l l i7o: 4., :n icoa t r ip . 4ll.4llllll o tot t o 14 l ia llaCtl roes tile t ::: . N itt or iLai t6 4 o :: )l. ll & .. 41 ::: wan, euell o s raturorpinr th e r r "d fLe, l 7llla kled . ylry; r 4v (lt i fe l h) e l i i i s ' u r si o L i mi ll - -14 VA I PIP: he k it ? do C°lll- 01* F: ffil• Om mallielabliity , a poiehiss for Weisieliei l ifrelmbibldßel'aPlhe Omb had 'elf n p o ta r ' dereace - L' aer r ma Pr"ed 1° have th, ' yettlrdaf moreier at nfoe Water , nut done . .without a severe eontes4 l haqiciddir i i...,,._k_ • 7 • :--2 • • • .6. 7- !'lite D ...a Li. i Dil••••. ato,, In :•nn i e c, 4 . 17M11/014 di.' smog gout' ; . are *ln ea, ii ii e 1 4•-•Tr• - e'".. e C 91}d , .9 111 . Priage durigg the quo li i, of hi urV t i i my so &red ,very trilderab l Y .-3114 ,P 10, 11 - eieUthetpeettialosiara I' b Getiftr ''t eter)e .t • . ,arc .0 The Prisoner said he d .io two celotnas of About 600 oleo :11, 11l 4_1..4 to mak e , and ' mai imme. . •, • 1 / 4 4,, * ...• a • n maw% .4), eltalptalimakt i bmmo •rfitoa. knew Wheat Noels. ; Ott/ failnd.Guilty,ny the Jttry. tight tit the morning . , L LIA„ r. 1 .1. • . • tad . 1 -40 1 F.0 .*, ,• - ,• .. • . . I . $l4/114"1""l'ii'die114 fey itraVag a Coat,7 l h a tcnt then'idifed aid woUttied,, inion 4 . S.P f • ii.',iek:' gaird • 'aid from the -eefoiliesa with i -.i t ,•,,,,,.- ;.--- - • .14 De Ilse„ gent. 1 arm de Lehome lii 4 . ill ille.A ired, • that- thaeoentrolost hive ' 1 .... • It-4171trieLcommittee. of the London' ifeepttsif ' so : werigs girl la the Pclovefices farad/ .app ose d s . t h at a -. . .. _ nu— r......-:—....,...../.. 4 " - g; G r ta 11 1 ' t ne l setteittlim .0( the pat to.' thiiriat fee; °llPr.croFce Of trill a wader orburits. relied at h ~P T , _ hose on ttre lAN dice;, 'lad whik An Was fin on; e : I.J.' . . ....___ koo after they' it-appksocod; fealitifter detiosident :eflieveral portent re f ootier.altis.:-Irbica k fiteek (btd, I isms na. iltr; al • la • ost atioleOt lialie.beteir lite deceased,' Itad eerie ..hy her death le .Ni ' Tout etait aliedlent servant, m • • twits's.. _ , MAC Ht./Ile/10 110 N. ( insegsibigty3 ",MliorkkiiimPOltbeiiioiWitkprilthi fit,* when the fell sad it Itrattliksealte., lireadal. Aageil . €2.l dears.) s 4ay r: ao theititiiit WO foli)OWstaill'woter'sana wat•drowned: - '-' 9 .. . _ _._ . -- 1-- **lil4l 161 i lia"t 416".14 4*lheitelleigt/aat D 0044 -- Lbii 0 i Aided' stad Ptiblished by D. Lay FLU at tl t . ..: The dioeased was t 3 Swillif'44. ' ;.. • : 4 1 •-• ! ; tialtailia* 0401c1;47, Irii.elist vet,