The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-04 00:00:00

t .i 1 , 51. per _looitieS, . 10* yep 4 propene Majesty ,an se‘ sequei:t Acts for Ousting Annuities ta sadist, certa" Stoy Vic taallimz Transport Ilill,.Orinance lkboatur.‘, and Exchequer Bills, of 1201. capital Stock in Annuities, after the rate at 41. per centum per annum to be added to and Made one joint Stock wit!t the said 41. per centum Annuities, or 1'631. capital Stack in Annuities after the rateof 31. per entice p eel annum, to he added to and . made one joint Stock wi th certa in Annuities after the rate of 31. der centum per annum, which were reduced from 41. N9l. per centum, by an Act made is the 23d sear of Ili, late tzjesty, and to he 'sayable and; transferrahle at she Ilan% of England. at the same time and in the same manner and subject to the same redemption as the Mil S.per cemuun Reduced .111- nuities. , . That the interest on the said 41.'por • Annuities, and on the said :11: per eentiom Annuities, a anssence from tke sth d.:y of 'April, n heti such Debentures skill become payable a aforesaid. ati:l thr Interest on the said 5 per centum .korsuitics from the sth of January preceding. Mr. FRDIANTLE wished 4, ask. from the Chan cellor of the Exchequer an explanation of the increase of Funded Debt unaccounted for, which appeared on the face of the Return for the present year, in com parison of that of last year, amounting to no less than thirty-four millions : it was evidently. some mistake. The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER sail, that not having compared the Returns, he could not then give an answer. The Resolutimss were agreed . to ; when the House resumed, and the Report, was ordered to be received to-morrow. On the motion of Mr. O'HARA , several Papers relative to• the Public Debt were ordered to be laid before the House. • The Irish Pariah Church Bill was read a second tine, and orlered to be.colimitted for to-morrow. Tile Committee of the Irish Cotton Weavers' Bill was postponed to this day scetinight. 0 Pre . . . . . vent the employment orunskilfid Workityen, but he had never known a single instance . where the party prosecuting under it had not become an' objet[ of jealousy saving his competitors. on account of his superior ability and ingenuity. Mr. D. GIDDY was of a similar opinion. Mr. Bin-rum - mail also coincided, and s tat. ed several cases that had come within hitt own ob servation. He did not oppose the Committee, be cause he was convinced, that the determination would be in favour of the repeal of- the sth Elia. The motion was then put and carried. Mr. BARING postponed until Wednesday, his . Jnotinn respecting recent American captures. IT Mr. C. JOHNSTONE, after! , few remarks n the inadequacy of the 'returns already made to liouse, inerca that an account be. laid upon" . . table, of the balances between the public and t e various army agents, to the .4th December, ISO; as returned to the Commissioners of Military En... quiry. The same statement *as required with re-' pad to the Ordnance Board, and after a single word from Lord Palmerston, the returns were ordered. Mr. PEELE obtained leave, and afterwards brought in a Bill to amend the 49th Gee. 111. re specting the Brokerage of Offices; . --It was read a first tittle. . The Irish Distillery Bill was read a third time attd passed. • Mr. D. GIDDY, on Mr. Fitzgerald's presenting a Clause by way of rider, took occasion to censure this hasty mode of proceeding, and threatened a mo. 'tion upon the subject on a future day. Mr. PONSoN BY. lamented that he did not now see in his place a Noble Lord (Secretary for Forei4n Mitirs) to %boat he wished to put a few questions more patticula - rfy applying to hid department, re garding the war end the foreign engagements of I Great Ilritaiu. He gave notice that he should, to- morrow, make some remarks _upon this important subject, that would -probably lead to some accepta ble explanation from Lord Castlereagh. The bri.ig 'big up of the Repart of the Committee of Ways and 'Means would afford him an opportunity for this pur ,ltose.-2-Adjourned. • ~~ Turonont GeotGr. HOOK, Esq. is appointed Ac comptatit General and Treasurer of the Mauritius. The following is the amount of the British naval force up to this day sea 98 ships of the line, 12 from 50 to .1 1 guns, 14G frigates, 91 sloops and yachts, 7 bombs and fire ships, 187 brigs, 34 cutt:Ts, 52 schou.aers, gun vessels, tuggers, &c. total 6'27 In port and fitting 21 of the line, 9. from 50 to 4 4 guns, 24 frigates,• 21 sloops, &c. 23 . brigs, 9 cutters, 9 schooners, total 126.—Guardships, 5 of the line, I of 50 guns, .1 frigates , 5 sloops , total 15— ence, of the Court to the, effect of bi►r intended rnotios take place, ►►either Mr. Waters, the Plaintiff, nor the representatives and family of the late 'Mr. Gould, would ever get one farthing from their shares in this concern ) for there were now no less than three mo tions depending in - ibis cause. • The only thing; therefore, he could sow move for, his notice could be•served, was for an order to have all the motions come on and he heard together, 'which was the best mode of meeting their ttspective merits and the intimations of hit Lordship. This ap.. - pli:ation wa4 krinird. His Lotdship heard Bankrupt Petitions, and after. delivering same Judgments roil at half-past two o'clock. . • • • • .;~,~ __..c your spry _ protected against ..: fat t. —.moos held out Is; ndvertising pretenders. in this %math of : practice. Since it. establishment ID ISA, Mill) patients. of ba b ;.Sest-s, have been cured, without couGaiensent or injury 'to t.tts : constitution, nod milli it delicacy and secrecy hitherto unlosswi 4 1 many of those have laboured under the matt complicated f.nos jof the dise a se fro m t en i n tw enty } ears. The fun syrtipt .rris ' yield to Mr.. litenmo's treatment in a few dap's" , awl wsere appearonce of debility comes on, tom earl, application ca - mot be made to prevent the +twee that may ensue. The Surgeon mar be consulted by either SOW, with the i greatest wcrecy. at 6 private ['owe, - No. 21. Lower Char. lotte-street, Bedford-upmre, from nine to twelve in the mono ! irtg, and trims *ix MI time at night ; to whom letters and wthrr natannutications; from town and county.), may be widener 1, and twill be puncosolly apiwered. ' - Just published. • .. s NM . In tl; 1 3 C ., Ak y firi I . ii.li i t rim ir m A i ?.! ; LO nsi st m ot y t ItLi e sbo rw ve D 1 o.d, ,fileEioly: i and Jones , Tt), Patinotitcr-ecity ; itntl by illgeley, 44. Ficet• greet. _ •-ADVICE. 11FN. . Moo .of Education soli Praessionst Skill,..itse persevering entleavotirs to discover the meet safe awl certain -timbre! of -resitting a few prevailing Die the successful result of their experience is t;te hest. prOTrif superiority. • Messrs. GOSS end CO. 'Surierirst, haee been induced la ands. the cure of the following the object of their particebre stuck, viz. a certain Itisorder, frequently contracted In n moment ',I ' intotiuuinn, and its ecioc;taitants, Strictures and Girds, which, by tot improved plan, ire speedily and efiectually eured; mats° I)ehiiity, wheiher-aiising from Batchanaban indulgences, le. g residence in wnrire climates., or a secret s;viitary vice, ton nitro unhaptiiiv pursued by theyouth of both sexes; in the one eau. - ing sterility, or barrenness ; and it the other n toemer;•us train o f n e rw , ols diseases . , which, if 1,•;t iinsely remedied, terminate is impotence and l'ottAimpt ion. is thnt disrresSiagstate of drbill. ty tw. dolichrocy,..whether the cu:s.equettie.ef such hastefu: Ss. !hits, or al i,ing from arty other curse, by which the powers of the constiauthn heroine enfeebled. as regehtly etificated Sur. ,• gecr s of Dente n titer offer a firm, safe, taut speedy redloration to sound and ignrods health.•• ; The re-tilt of tt loag'and extensive prnefice has ea/thied them, b • y u superior method, to 're/olive Venereal Umnpleints, bon ever inveterate or rompliented, without subjecting the patient I the least restrains in diet. tayseveiset• and recent Cases, is here rot enrly application is made on discovery of the infection, j they frequently Iserforns'n care in the shiat sphce of lvtu•days, The unprecedented. slit ress of their mode of treatment t which has ; never been known to fail in one single instil:we in iwaetice of fittest, y ea vi,, during which period many thousand 'tenon's ofhoth tries have been mired, even after severe mid injurious methods bad been pneseerl by other Praetiiiimets without el*Ltj,' , ilhinces them to thus I,u:dirty nicer their advice. Messrs. Goss anti to exclusively professing the cure of these pariietsho romplaitits, in order that they may not he embed by a mistaken feW, with the.ohloquy so potty attached to the ignorant etnpiric, shuck it but justice to themselves Is state, that they have beets properly educated and initiated into every branch the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospi , tali, and testimonials• from the most eiiiinent Physteilon;•they have; co convince any iiiiptimr), that the Access resulting . . films . their enclenvours first indseed them to suit the ;;manse of the general Practitioner, •evi they presume' that ilierr ;nett:* sinus c.nstitutc a Fair gruuud for the tinftrecedented • confidence with which they have, by the Public; been sit liberally be; insured. • . • Patients in the Country are reluested to state the partici! , Inn of their ease, age, and nvtuwr of Wring: inclosing a Battle iota for Advice and Medicines; nod tbebroae will be forwardel to nits ;snit erthe P ingitosai. (ioSS anti CO. Surgeons, 13; Bou•erie-street. Ilmo-street. A CHALLENGE. MFitillS C1111.11.1E and Co. Surgeous,late is his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prime it sin 1e instance wlp.re their Medicine and Menlo(' of Care have tailed ill the desired effect.. The practice ntroaSY years is this particular brnne h of their profession; bestial hive* _tbeii • . . . • . s - . . • .I i.S . ' .' 1 ' • • . •••••••••„ k e-:.ik-iiwv . , „, ~.t, t..• . •'‘i'• . • . . . 4 1.. , • • .. . _ , l , • .. , .. , . .. . . • . . •• • . . : .. ..........t.5iz........ , ~. .. _ ......_____ ._- • ...._ _. ._..... . a ~ithoutl .1•:•' - ' 4 '• ...4 , A'• - the pro ..':4,l ' t' '=• '`o l l t ieL •' • "' . - * 0 Alio Ihillt . " . etf6 ' fileheqati Bills to be afflicted in Ware . eetsid. shall t'' tuite '•• .1 ' .. tor ,- , .. . toterrsze:fxbiesedies i t i.s f E er Al) i s val.'. paid in Roomy to the tith day-of-May, • ltil.:;. . • pt iet ors. . , , . • • - . • ',/, ev-, - 1 , -V :• . A . • Eitf, IlisnoosaireitleillelltaMelr. 'Some amendolette Vire ;proptssittelligigreed. ~, • . . . ' .• . Ili .' Pee* bees w= "114 .14 l '"" Tha: every such. Contribitiie forlDebentores than, A mu 0,00, day fd Nay, lets, make allepssii of - . per &tam 41 , the new I , p , isilmottit i the. Mat a e. .. f -4 - --, ( i m itir evo. , • •• • . .. •• • -‘-., . 110 ,. be . fr* diadem, r e6b- , on or be : a. y 011ie •st kii gado toe chinf Coiner of the COveroor sum • *old and trern mil. . 1 •)' . i . . ...; ... .4' Cr 'itl4 -* alaWal e 'llirl •' .' fel:l244li* tlinei Bask of Waist!, as ft skitter,' foe ranking the I , olbeet‘ acted to he recehttiVel% Pthillfy. .:•'.'. : • '11;a O. 'EAYLOtt. '• Iv Made, • . 11 1 t a t , in •• es 1.4 1 , 44 Ivet ‘ and exhiliretes the i li tuid • au ase, before the days err limp hereinaftcr utet.al r . that le to • . aiss it . ... o.ortt i :-...Albaildllortiddlied *lc Alit 'preeented ' tin a , f J as..; •••• •• A In a s e- Jo - to s a i kam o d ;tart t o ta k sen i snas It nb .iT its 1 44 " Al anrated s and t h e ,flesh t avow e's 1 1.3elled' *Whir lierf MlNW•etotivist was intended to 1111 Per . eikairit..! : •• • • 'CI. ..mv US& . 'Burg atloteribe ante mut ''' st . , per meta* tan oi . , - - • t • • , d VtittßittltriV . . • ..., . 1 ' ifehrelhe.ht dm• of bily ielf.; • it • • an Account of ilar--,,•tiileitlit nee tstjt e ltilly Agents l'O'r ' ' .1 1 " .. . F e nalett.FOß Pe . 0 , tion of females felie .a.a. 151. per reatlon, on or before alk IWth d.v of Ante its tit , .. , posta g e an . - • to thin ploy expels Opst !tow ataidies for:jedgeseak as welt aisle sedbedatv 'pett aline ea ---' ----'" Vt. Or eentqao, on or Wore the 16th day of .11)/,aly f leet. i KPf‘i,tlO l 4Cll4lllP LA*L ad die Metficine Venders in ihe i/aliea - iiieei: w — l to the ntdoloiug . ,.. aoferdes in fa - --- - -f i aeltitttiti the Ceellial lielealif (Weed, 'w hi ch te554 . 6.04.... _ ...., voitt 9 . (twine* illopee eetstpro, on or before the Y. day , o _f Asottex.. i tittat' im . lat e por c e atent t ou or bethre the V lth f illy of OILIKen : W i r . P a r t.. , it . !.... Mr. 110::r: sal that tie tense to mcire that the. If( ir C the Defedd em werin; him a tae rw — i ‘ ll l l46l.4l " 4l.s44B4 "'"'"al'weerecev,, II -. '"„,,.. 4) 8 . • a r. • .• • ;41.. ;h at , - - a ! it il • Pt4l: Means if e di, le* fig •.- 101. per cerium, on or locfnre the ..01)th day of presented - from certain ottt he of diet 1 est by oft atone . telenottif4lll4li•fa,'nwLbrec es fla t i n e c h 4 .' - ?flat rotry Such contributor tv ho shall or before • r ,„ : , in f ik e r01it. ,. ),21 . 3 jo r .d b a t ; . - a r r ei t t i i i t i i c i e n r i i n s li w ic u h itl he be a re .,, k . e be r. .. ~.t ___ t _omm o a betty C . Wee. assent'of the Traitnii, Recere.4l3bnstAttrd towe en; a - ea li t t .m le..Tili *V rte ly , l ::• 4* .fit fil i..i nft h t i ft.. : l o , a p e r s iee i lt.. emit ; or four in SUM Of 30061. and epesefdat Part - tir t . llB "mi: v 4 l/ . 1 : 5 .; B " ttle ' l7 . of Ilercouttibution sorters ut atlY-limeoli t te.Parchare av , of Peptranber. - NU; skill be ltltPtted an iCter•lt ;IV T.ItY of The tin tuber of persons * osigned.the Petttiou. was 4i4catritt, niter theAtte of 41. per cent: pr . c . .antatra..on t k t . later so atts•-i! , eo 114 enelPletieg Li% oi' tier etlitributiao:fsfpertivety 38,000, and comprised (eXcept leavers of silk and the Theatre retnahtiog in the 'Bank, or anderthe • • . • P To prevegt Counterfeits, observe partierili I% that Ilk. so !seven:voted ftorrythe dgr of chtnpletiiirthe aged t o Ote 19ta c otton), worktnen ef almost every other description. fewer eud controut ••of the trustees to re i mburse Ifni. sniunina, tmierpu,,t," streints ,,,. d l r -.', •••- Word. . . tm di . 0 Jag 'orOetoder, 1813. . , ' -..- •- 0 i They complained of the permission given , iron the ' i .him for a . ante to that amount, said to have been • s • A r M. ttnhuntee. prnelie e is 0 "'"". • • new berufne to er e; , t oar That etery sne/i 'coati/hula,' as aril as the metal persons present state of the burl to persons *he had not i expended in the preparation for, and suppOrtinfr of extensive, It* lois CINMAIII eil g tt gr aue s l u r equ i re a eaai , l l,.. is ~. p ~. portion et( his Haw owl tottendaoce. he e opt -col. ahe oe ;, a , s , -- "4 . oho have subscribed row Deb e ntures, puroaatai - lwt . saiklte- 131 , tionaf th i s H ow of the i st d a y o f April, UK 'shalt, fur : ser ved serdo years, to • work otr their reePective l ithe Pleflefefalices-of the present season, ittelittling i - "ItYletter, the assuslEhroptiesent of a On* P a to . N ---6„ ]„- every -' CAL UlArt NSAIt V . ef . ery 1001. contributed and paid. be entitled to a Debenture *of ..,.,,,t,„. , l'he foundation of the apprenticeship laws t eam of ' fi fteen , Mildred petinds Chanted also ti y him !""'"ed , " l4l sil"tda, far .3 .tretY he thus directed : 1 " • 11) - tio , --- , t • tom to b e dated on the Xh day tif April , 181il, traaferrabfe by """`f", , . bearing inlesestru the rate of 51. per eratunt per , 'on • - was laid in the reign of Edward.the Third, when ;for opening the Theatre, and which mott Ins Lord- itintiite 4,,,,e5,,,:c.,A. su ia. . - I Lever ," ito l l ) u r t . H 6e filiT un ierv:l7hike liglisel ut Yn De r:. rib : " : ".416Paili- . . tx tnyff i t l y d r y t= s r e g r; r i t ,;.c r i 7:411 1. ..t ii :ere forbid to exercise more than one trade. "ship i o tioa s t e ii hi s el g o i oo • at present s that he could i 7, londivinvevel , tainee .4 clown. : en - t a t m th W ent 'pe ri t , .so l u c S repealed at- the beginning of bliznbeth's.l not concede or, act upon without some farther mo- Ili . emitnined in much Debentures to be pavable .ni on tho,ath 4 • du A of April , 1615, or on the sth of April in is s ucceediug reign, and during this same rergn thelaw passed as ft lion couitected therewith. ". C. 1.4 pi l.ga tro irpli ns "6. g ° e °l4l : " ;g l ~: yr:ar during the eontintiance of Cie war,. when the totem, will 7 1. , Fad of iri stood at present.—The Courts, when' the subject , Mr. "It stated, On held of the Plaintiff, that .. .IEO t .., e*lonel *.d. Jone s 14,.p. cease on the r arties entitled thereto, giving three stiontl'itotice • , Earl of Egrlestabt " t Jedna Latiniche 1.:4 1 M. *P. i„ ~tint„. 1„ e,, G overnor and c ompany o f t h e B ao h of E ng . came before them were rather disposed to narrow !he bad a minion for an attichmedt 10 make against : m o m 11 ,,,,,, T..1, 0e , c , . 4 coop) ii,. ckLneut;, 51. le Milrober ash.. it,, vo t Coll ege , bout. of their bialninis to receive the Infne, or shall be Pohl ow • th an to enlarge the restrictkons.—Many of the petit 1 Mr. Thylor for a late further - contempt of the order ' Kt. D 011.11.11. ith••ridnit,ht.p. l c apta i n J . in c l ulu•t- ern tit, ."..th flay of April &ICU soccordiag, 1...! smooths , • tioners h a d been partie s in actions on the subject, `.of this (;ottrt, by putting the receipts of the Theatre . tunes dy. lu r- stit ' ution has received for ait44- fir I..ti•scation of a Definitiee Treaty of Peace , but the ; • • Surgeon. Mr. Kiernan, Lo l ad i :on. !tow e r, of s uch Debenturn 'bal l, in either caw, have the op- And even where they succeede d , the remedy we . into such a state as the Tee:wittier could not get at or a m = the.lth April, or 10th Oct. In any year until the same • ft innt i insu ffi cient. lie concludedby moving that the • receive them pursuant to a late order of his Lordship; Tifr. shalt be payable according to the said Ree 4 olutios oP this !loose ' - petit i on he referred to a Select Committee . - I but ; as appeared to be the Case, he feared the adverse theeecitrave treatioest wad Cure of b,dh Seree, '' toil gteinz fourteen days notice in n riling RS. aforesaid) to re- &Meted evive for each 11101. pi ineipal money contained in slo th Debra- • Nir. Serjeant ONSLOW objected generally' to the: Counsel would object to such a motion oar the ground ; • wins Ye4erest Cul) I.4nas , _ _ _ p , irei I ear drerullin coneeqftences, ;a tours, either 1001. capital Stock in- Annuities, after the rate of narrow Piney of such Acts as the 5t 1" KHz'. which ' of.watit of notice Which his Client had dot time to • casein* 4,f a strwores, debility. oleerutituet; tke: conAoesed velar th e lot . !I. per centunt peeanuent, to be added to tee ode one joint . • - 1 s i Gretle.aan of the Ent profeesineval abilities wilt Stock. Vitt' the . 1. per rentunt Annuities, crebv Acts nettle ` could only be justifiable fin the infancy of ear.manu- • have served, but wattpreparing to give. The Learned magi,' tlif• Public of the high merits of Mr. KITT rsiAN• I itself • . 4_,! A ,• I •., „ 1 attobilsot by it the inconvenienedit of Public. Chart' S Plan. in the `2,1111 and it;h yeais of hitrotent Maiesty.antiseverntse It: fact tires. The statute " was onsettfieo to pre- - umuncel further observed, that unless SOW ioterier •• ell sellafet the yowl t- 1 ties ure avoids e• 1.. a... a-2 .._i....__ - _ i:... h. ' _____ _e .I._ es__ _. .._ .1.- -tr.-. -o• ht.. t- a.....1-.1 -At... I Arismiear'k.Li ... r... " 4 "" W it t l are protected " hi pkt tbe fat it ADMIRALTY lIVAIISTRAR'S BILL. The House went into a Committee on the Admi ralty Registrar's Bill. Sir S. ROMI lAA, in support of the Bill, ob . - served, that in the opinion of the late Mr. Percesil, who was a reversioner of this' very office, 'seine change in it was necessary. lie was sorry to see the very little interest taken by the House in this Bill, and the other, which his Honourable Friend (Mr. 11. Martin) had, so much to his own credit, brought forward, : lutd %Mel) tended to produce so msterial . en elreCt in ameliorating the administration of justice. Mr. ROST' objected to the Bill; on the ground that,the money in the hand of the Registrar was of very trifling amount. It consisted principally in the proceeds of vessels adjudicated abroad in the Vice- Admiralty Courts, pending appeals to the High Court of Admiralty here. He (Mr. Rose) had found it his duty, in 1809, to write to the King's Proctor, directing him to vest the money so transmitted in Exchequer Bills, for the benefit of the parties'; 'and lie understood that the money in question 'was so vested, OF in Navy 5 per cents. if the money were lodged in the Bank as was proposed by this measure, . • WWI `.4 it 4t1e4.144 • aougeu en toe Dank as was proposed by this measure, sow gam - , aUI DV guns, • urn 01 , !UCIhr 111111!.D.71.01.. una. their ; r it would not be so accessible to suitors as it was at' Hospital ships, prison ship s , S c ri s e to one unsuccessful caw . they 4 372 " 0 1 7 t I l le ti l i i:: . ;:f ! noteii) whiclt belonged to the late corps ot isatti so- years in tnis purneintir urn coati/we : to direct s pi•eseut. . - .50 guns, 3 frigates, -7.. sloops, total 3S—Orditiary, I lutiteers, to be permitted to continue their services ,las an independent company, without expence to Go- PLAINTS, and that derangement a? the system, which is the studies to the treaunent nod cure of VI.NI.ItEAL CONI- , Mr. 11. MARTIN said, that in answer to the !lad repairing for service, 72 of the tine, Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Rose) he should state; to . 41 guns, 80 frigates, 37 stoops end .1 hom es , f ',amid. pursued by the youths of both se ked. ln • • the mgr it u w i iii 04 I . ' 2 '' i vernment, has been acceded to by the Prince Regent. consequence:4 the pernicious and wasteful erects of a habit loh_g 1 Yesterday at the Sessions, Horsemonger-lane, an tound to tie the u oral' ing gni ree of liorreimess ; ; the grounds of the present Bill. Lord Arden, in Ibrigs, 1 ' cutter, 3' schooners, total 1 120 —Building, 28 ), ) . his evidence, printed in the Appendix to the Sri 14- of the line, 4of 44suns, 25 frigates, 9 sloops stud &mutt., wtorh,,ir not tintel remedied, wren- . ' indictment was tried against Mr. Williams, Surgeon the other have its rvvages finally developed to them by A di!- 'e' 1 pert of thel;l:intice Committee, had acknowledged' 7 brigs, total 73.7 Grand total 1094. and Apothecary, of Brixtont for an assault . upon lr""i ° 2 °me °I . that he received 70001. per annum from the interest GSNERAI. IwcLosulrs Bs f.L.—The Bill now fie - 1L4...56.... 1 • Mrs. Stone, the wife or Mr. Stoke, who is one of the n:hte.ueticint.ottrapirinifroe..,lLsseseoraturetwitvil i r a e r inal sm e w af er ..d . n ii i l id tiar 4 a•aaie.......ei of the county of . Surrey. - The assault; tom merehtims, vomit) characterise the art iest Phtces . or that a r t e i o e tia ir . et ne te r:- ct' the ritong lodged io .his ' baud., whiels4ortsed . Tore Pirlininent,.. for. facilitating the. luctosurenf ', s4 .44 o sppasaad in ovideocie, was committed by Mr; : iltj N y hA •liee k:ale f er e t riults reifin i e ri n n ristl h at ing lii. l . llld :in e tl r has cliw ne r le r :l l Vv il e el4oll44o-. ~ , . I part cf the receipts of hilt 011 - ice, amounting in all to I ' Waste Lands, provided , that proprietors of Common, I 00,0001. per annum. On this ground, in 1209, he I Comnionahle and Undivided Grounds zed Waste : Williams in the course•of his professional attendance iluev&T - al ift the emerge f Iriryt. laborious. ' upon Mrs. Dubois, of Brixton, the daughter of - Mr. PrOc 0.. a _nag. i sold mneh extruded . t• ( Mr. if. M.) had moved for an account of the suitors' ; Lands, who wish to inclose, may, by presenting a ; Stone by a former wife. Mrs. Stone deposed to the tut* , hard tumours, - canvas ulcers, eroptious, idalitial =l.liCien.recltniotni:emictoaeb Isuboshstiuntnitertiatendns c i o n n t i o p f li u r: re ite o ti r, e , as s i p •s es o l" f V el e : isonev in the hands of the Registrar, disti ngu i s hi ng Pet:Jon to the Justices at the Quarter Ses • t s'rffilt,TUß, . that st Lich Was a skills. ; treatment she met front Mr. IVilliams which con- wealtaest, glects, as also pplied to. the ltegistrar's awn bene- : (after complying ; with certain regulations), receive ' F isted in eery indelicate and improper liberties taken • whether recent or of long duration, a nd which have baffled the fit. It appeared from the returns, that. the money - authority from such' Justices to proceed inclosing, w' Skill of other prartioners, are, by their present improved plan boot the . so applied to the. Registrar's beuelit had increased !,provided the owner of such waste grounds, and three- itlr her by Mr. W. The Defendant was 'foetid :Guiltj . /, sentenced to pay a fine of fi fty pounds, and of treatment. elifectoallY and Perotaneldly core d , An frnni a comparatively small sum iii 1791 to 1,9,0001. . ! ftlis.iii value of the proprietors of the lands, dic. tiNotittrering 10 , e est-rimming; pan' mid flint:intim ea uage williteehlretrumitic foLows the uppliention of the lunar tic. • in 1715, am' in ISO.I t0.2V1,1351., and in 1809. to': within the district proposed to be inclosed, have given , m al l cAI 4 Mr. 21t0TrEft) j. tO be imprisoned until the fine was paid—the Chair- !;_)_ esteissive praence in this metro- -180,3221. If the. Rig*: Roll. Gefitlemait's sugges-1 their consent thereto. The consent of the Justices observing, that the sentence la thestidrse of twenty Would be moi'e severe if it were not from a considera- polls. ilaine"'" A e"'''' of "richt" n have hers! am i are daily 00-1 1 ticias iii his letter to the Proctor had ( seen attended ; being obiained, the business of the iitclosure to, there would have been no need, for thepresent i managed by a Commissioner or Commissionersna tc' med he Df d f 1 lion for the een ant's amity. A melancholy circ circumstance took place kit week der their care, the total erattication of which is effected by a years . and ex tiims mode of iroctice. superior manly safe, certain I I other yet adopied• The wenicne's, relaxation, tool demist , ' daint is speedily removed, mid Om i 0 rill ; but according to the evidence of Mr. Jenner i in the Petition ; and any one who is dissatiitied with . at ‘Vliite Croft, Sheilleld.—A soldier - having .arrived proFedine Irmo this cola{ . • .. . . . e sa e i anent rcstored to sound and vigorous heaitt. tint wher •• ~ I \ li foes: the Committee on sinecure otlices its IStO , it their determination on any point, has an appeal to • • a Is I k which •) -' ,• The a! with a omerter, put down Isis lire oc , was debility has tor Years . ea Wei ,a . proorr , pte I T • wyrraure In their re- i; \ appeared that the tnoney,at interest for the benefit of Court of Low. lords or owners of the soil are ; loaded, wile - taking it (no t know. the . .• been destroyed, i. in- siovitive remedies, after .tri lure h• s . II It • tt. itegittrar, was, in dot year (ten years afterthe :to have a compensation for their right in it, and • the - Right Hon. Gentleman's totter), .207 1 0001. It tip- ' owners of tithes are also to have a compensation i u.a young lima in crumbly reouisite to revive the slUtt.bering spooks of life, him it was charged) in a 'coke presented the piece at ' ; f t ith i,,,,;te the Constitution. his sweetheart , d shot . her r through the hody.— stal l fi ti r ni N..blemtn and fleAlecien of the first respectihilii7 ) , peered also, that when the money - at spree former ')- in lieu of tithes. The Commissioners' 'accou t'•n s ot s • • have been under the cote of Messrs. Carrie nod C., for t-e . 14 • .. She lingered till the next day in the greatest agony. royal of complaints of the urethra, strictures, ate. ; ;led havoli time' had , heetime: less than 200 0001 the ~ .. . fatal of receipts and disbursements are to be annually laid ; t• • ' . . received - a radical and permanent cure, request that referrcres 20,0001. pod 40,0001. had beensuccettaltstly added to ! before the Justices of the Peace for their ins ection. . . may he given to thein,.Kl fatilattufV evidtotil% st f the ctecisivo , • lIIIITSIS % • 1 J • riven billierial RV of Mean. Currie. nod 0•)..3 phlll of tilt:ln/rill. rail" It to that amount. There :oral also' in the Chit l' EcortstENT:—..l;:arty on., Monday asoriiin p last the! On uotitt '' ' .'Y. in New-street, Sarin Gardens, the .a } o Many of these aelitietorn have had torietortsfrom tea to a,rnlY . tife,snuilif 95,0001. being proce e d procembof unclaimed ' , youngest daughter of Mr. P— N• - r a G g entleman ' sn ' ie k , 4 4 :M ' l '• - •" f a dai lz sa " . •.._.2 ' s..treet years, nod bad been wider the care of Mews. Home, kleayisnie•. e • prizesviwbich was vary intakely eveilliSke lb way !of considerable proper! residing 'r ii . L 1 April 30, the Lady of Tinitims waiter, Esq. of Big , and *filar Surgeons of equal eminence, who utiettitded the care y, at ritgognte. : Bloomsbury of akW and heir- ofiGef , k .uuless:a measuo. iliefe= Which h as . etopCd.With illeyoungeq son Of tfie Reverend Divine ' A ~ i 1 48 ' t' 'I besier Lel or m itl d c ; ~.pi - ~4114 0 r , ' Ipmerfield, Per- by thentsinicatt;xis of she lunamettetie, avithoill tOrCCIO• . ~_ ). 114444iilapQM! If. the Preses4j4 '' ito give it of that place :a st ha' manent Assistant Quarter-raster- ;eneral, of a daughter. Patiroti in the country are requesteti ss . s slate slot totteni.n po -c mei whiCh•Fas waiting at the i to thec.ebeet:et t areen. kb • - aal. room of this garden -gate conveye d theme to where the I - -iiiititigi). • - a rentittutice for advice nnd arnitrioes. u kg . Ike now alit . 7 . .. 4 time, „ toonty:Phdptiroq.tn the In . , , . 7. These fugitive pair were united. The Lady orrcoming of - • At L ambeth C.eureli, John, Unto, Est, of, , the War Office, to . .firen or teat to nay part of the kingdom. I'o teener iti; i t i;,,, were t' ' Attiqls or the • iseesereOshicii the age will ha peisessed of 7081 9 it d I - • alea r s l epee Lambeth. . vlll'l6ll. vetoed daughter- "xff G; X. Tition' t Esq. Mount - low. emcee° essential Ks-their siedertaking. the postage dt I . , may 4maibleri. to the necottat far medicines. by , e _ et • ltightslif • - stkmMOtifl" , P A r l e s sli ffilsoplk . be* ex • . .. - . Sex, w ith . peeled) -of her fa prepacty whkh, et his decease, will .7-------- ,.,' - • Messrs. Cottle and Cir. may be reunited :y WI . ~ , 9. himistir al Shot liotiPe• .`"' ' 1 woaltl i ., ":101k . 449004,A000tew hate- tame, *Jail*, 01 • -D ' • wed (*mimeo &knell, oessaex, tro d . •.. . , t . .., . „ . . who la the estioyeseat of a fortune May 2, at her residence, • • Vala ' sKriates • L anbed '' 15 I I , 11 lation.gardea.-907June 1509.--ior, Ifittion-gardeu. !'iof at least eiesodreesaad. meet, pee manillas. The rs..4 l w. rtits i bath Jaeasoleeloteebr 4ll w ur the 4441°46 M a . 1 ' M r. • a `gift tbsse.etii.ti• * VW of S i c. artier fiat heeitiihacquainted wtth each Gi b e/ . at the' ckaaNit i •' las. at to ...MS — ' ' lir 141il WidtakalV )IJA s Plaited; nal laablislid , My H. Lev • f_),txxii, it, was - cisiviaied, which might aotiteib. • • Assmoir• . . . 1 4 AMOW/4/WV 6ll , ll 6lllkilt aAi r.. • ler Malliffit'av - /Wa. • .- .. STITICIII.O I/MC& iii, Ylee' 4 4 vet. , , . , . . • ' ----•--- ---•••-•. . ' • .-.•_:•,- • - '-- -: - • •!, '.: ~ ,r • . • . • ••• .• . • . • •.-. . • • qi• , . , • . : - • .. • ' . • Pi ' • . - - ' . POLICE. -- RORBER,Y : of the MARCHIONESSof DVAVNSITIRE. 00W-dTREET.—The office fps not been honoured, with the presence of so much royalty and nobility since the days of Mrs. Lee and the °tinfoils, asit has been upon the investigation of this great robbery. Yesterday being flu day appointed for the final in vestigation of this business, about twelve o'clock the Noble Marchioness arrived, accompanied by the Dike of SUSiPX. The Duke of Gloucester entered soon after, and there were . also present the Mar chioness of Salisbury Lady M. Cecil, Earl Sand wich, Earl Harcourt, Lord Whitworth, the Duke of Dorset, Lord Crewe, Earl Talbot, Sir P. Francis, &c. The numerous prisoners were placed at the bar. The Noble Marchioness gave evidence as to the fact of the house being broke open and robbed, de scribed the property stolen, and identified the 'lifer ent articles that have been recovered. The musical snuff-box, which is said to be worth 500 guineas, played a piece of music whilst lying on the office table., Since the last examination, the follo•ving, who were then in custody; have been admitted to bail, to give evidence Reuben Joseph, Dinah Joseph, Sarah Cohen, bevy Hari, and Mary his wife. The Marchioness was then bound over to prose cute, at the nest Old Bailey Sessions,. Joseph Richardson, IVathan Simons, and James Simons, for the burglary ; and Sarah Simons and James Frankil, for receiving the property, knowing it to have•been stolen. The street round the Of was crowded during the examination,, considerable.curiosity being raised to ms.a.ichardson, it having been said,•he so strongly resembled tonaparte. A Gentleman present, who siai tit Paris during the lifter, confirmed. the opinion sihlch had been given. • ,The request of the members of the Rifle Company of Batik Volunteers (commanded by CAptain ►K ) whickbelonged to the late corps of Bath Vo-