The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

- - a t • eye.: J OF MP ;~~ ~- ~ A .:.,,--, ,• ~.,-... :i.:.,..-,-_.,,,,. a .'\ qi i i .- • ' - - ' .....---- •.) i 1 Lii - 1 L •••• V r , L 4 MI • •\ -. .. . ,••• • LONDON, TUFRAMY EVENING, DECEMBrat 3, 18 ~'' ;tX,_ • • - •‘.14 • Ft` ' 1 BURRY INSTITUTION. Novannaa 30. W. TRH PROPRIETORS and SURSURI BEM are respectfully informed that Mr. WILLIAM NEWTON. will deliver eratettously. ht Ibis piece, a COURSE of THREE LECTURES on HERALDRY. to commence on. irsioaw. 6Ut of Decays's. at seven o'clock in the even- • jag yearg iteiss o is lik ka and bondage theses each succeeding Friday, KNIGHT SPENCER. &wean% FOURTH DAY •of ' DAY, Bib DECEMBER DRAWING. NEXT FRI . STATE OF THE WHllyrai. ..... .Z 90,000 ' 8 il,ooo l" ! .. .. :1: .. 19,800 19 7 '.41.11 .' •• 1 7 am, t: . 4;901 17 •.,..5e5ie...1:.49/ 99 ' fr.• • • elr'• HAAR radiate and Share'', lad' 4l446 .aaahlewo, 60111900 y f RldinosoW, 00011411111 i Os; at 1111111( llmielllallgiags , 4 Nall' .111IDAY. • p r v rt the Tl i ekets have sireatly inennsed welt j drawing ; for although - Throe Diya Vol steer, abdleS9,oootei ymbeellartwil NIULTYItIr lid tlßoTishii, is ski 'meth Day, *hes a wary pontos talker 107 CAPITAL, new is tae probability, be decided. ea a /reel garotter elks it. Drawn on that Day.-4 9 1si 'floating la the VI keel: As. • 000 8 .• s.li• • "4 , • ...... s.ado 17 . ... . 'Tickets and Shares are Seitteg In great vat i d LlodArawn, at CARROLL'i truly featepate _kad IS, Oxfbrd-strerd , where heitas Fin Mies of .Ca 5.000, 'ass ?VVE of "Mit irOR COLDS, COUGHS,' AUTRUAS, _ PEC t ORAL RLIXI R. • liitperilMr a'ketry long period Iles ineoatosillstrortrved Bt warms of this Mediator, is all at sad Asslowatle.Affretions. By promoting gentle elpenitc— ,tion it vary shottly rented' tile Patient of a slfght or Cold,' shed a few doses are generally sullaimit to Moos which neglect has rendered more eondr sate, and which are accompanied with Dough., titg: 'Of Bleed, at otter airiest. tjapionts. Its peen!, lialeir% Meow lend to heal sorrows and allay thetas:Motion Issas, in rases of Coughs and In Arbetatin Affralltina, silts and gives freedom to the Wei n. Sold in bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. Oil. by wists,ll4:4C'ebeepelde, Rt. Parrs; Mid 22 I, s„ Desmilse Al to Rooms, London Watsrlocritlaea., itariti; and 34. fiaekvillesstreet, Dublin ; and by they kit Medicine Venders thrlimghont the United King& N.S.- Re carefel to ask for BuTz.ses PsoloaAat ' sad to observe the Government Stamp,* 11poosp4a.. es. 4, Clirapside." engraved on : It. , - • ANGEL INN - .( ST. CLEMENT'S witiodift entelilt. COACH Write* /OR i'l l avii.l4{4 - tsettull ?litchi.* lttiv . lOrtirka l ie r fril 8 FOLLOW'S° 111A1Lilcsitothi r t .. . xr . 1 0 gm Ilm& di saw* miN l. . 161 il 41Mballehrtill I MW 'nth and Gosport Met,' ditortgie rnrd forties, every Eveniag at t tad Suoghts at halt-past 6. On Its arrival a tie Istg,of Wight. to convey pessenges and in, VsKtigteit sits off to Chichester, through tetatitoi Essiseendit ike. Glemsoler Mall, through Healy. Oxfordui morrikomplig at a quarter past 7, antk . Put_ ._;.' 6 Movireare Canterbury Mall, themagh Gratelisted,. ead.Feaegsham, every Evening at a quarter past Sunday at half-past 8. From Canterbury, pasienget Waist,* Conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, solely Ike.; and from Doper, pmeels are enorefed t , illene, Seedgete, Hythe. Dirochurch. Romney ADO L Milford Mail, through Carmarthen , Lfandile and fordwem. every Evening at a quarter pest 7, t half-past 6. Bath apd Bristol Post Coach, to carry onl , through Reading, Marlborough, Caine and every Morning et a quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Aftersoow at L Bath Light Post Coach, in two days, to carry Four In tide. through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough. Devi es, and Melkeem. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Montego, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the secolompda ties of Families, Invalids, &c. who cannot anderro the fatigue of such • distance la Dee day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cuckfteld, &c. every Morning at S. oxeept Sunday. Godalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach. throngli 'Ep som, Leatherhead, Glendon and Horsley. Toady, Tiitire- day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion. through Wyosash, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Varmint:hen. Teak,. Rosa. Swansea, Be. every day at I. Henley Coach. through Madeohead, every Afternoon at I Sunday excepted. Littlebampten. Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, - . Thersday. and Saturday Mornings, a qvarter before?. Markets, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich, and Broadstaint Light Pest Coaches, every Morning and Reining. - Oxford 'Light Post Coach, through Healey, lc. weery Montag at 7. Pertsincdttli New and Elegant Light Post Coach, thin Re gutsier, to carry only Four Inside. through Kingston. Unildbrd, Peterstield, and Pongee, every Morning at B. NORTHERN COACHES. York, Newcastle, sad Edinburgh Coaches, and to all ' Parts of the North, every Morning,at a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham , Sheffield andNor uleh Coaches. daily. Wallingford and Wantage Coach, through Maidenbead,i Nettlehed, aid Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morniags. et B. 1 00SAiMittlt and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Kingston, Dillon, Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday. Wed trsday. and Friday Mornings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and re turns or London the sane day. Salisbury Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Chines, Basingstoke, Whitoburch, Andover, Re. every Morning at 7: Marlborough and Swindon four inside coach, through tldboarn, Reading, Larnhourn, Paton, Lydingtos, Pe wsey, Wootton . Basset, Ramsbury, Hangerford, Newbury and Maidenhead. CARRIERS—To Twickenham, Brentford, and Islsworth, every Monday, Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Par .... are safely and expeditious!y eon . vryed from thii INN to every City; Town, Village, and Country Seat its the following Counties, vit.:— Berko, Hereford. Surrey. ROCK Gloucester, Saisex. Cornwall, Kent. Wats. (Avon, Oxford. Woreester. Deem, Hants. Somerset, . Noith Wale% AU Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey. Guernsey, aid all Parte of France. and to all parts of the North. Neat Post-Chaises. &c. at the shortest notion. V Take Notke, that no Package;iontelnieg gloss, china, "Mthes, plate. cash, or bank-note, however small the WO. nil be accounted for, if lost or damarid.; nor wry other panel or pisa.mger'lluggege. of moreiharikk value, unless 'f" 1001 as .o+ , l shun do:is etc.! at the 011ee, and paid for savortbrigty. - OBSERVE ff. and' ADVAMtd,OE to the PUMP". Pardeullati Families. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'. TARES. 6.- are 'Mowed on ail TEAS bnagit at the Notrova and S House. 93, Larne Bala. ALLEY, neer the Bank of England, where all TEAS are warranted genuine, and equal in quaitty to the Flees offered by any Tea Company in London, with an arklitional ounce allowed ineverypound; and, la taking Mx pounds, half* pound is lidded. At the above Establishment superior fine garnered Coffees sold on the same term. one ounce allowed extra In each pound, and half • pound in every six pounds; which is an advantage not to be equalled at any other house In London. No com mon ordinary Teas kept et this Bstabilsbrnent. Pine stronx Boaehong Tea, fis. to 86. Sd.; superior fine Breakfast Sou ehoeg. Is; best ditto, Bs. to 10s. ; remarkably line Green Tea, Hymn kind. Se. to ile.; real Broil. very fine, Ifis best 11 , 12s; Genpowder Tea, Ina Coffee, Se vete f ': -41 Tar' - expe t l = • sornet e r n es ce ide which the - . npptlai wava th—forthe female habit Is often coned density weak—yet it two be strengthened, and deficient (rpm Ite proved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic latrusloo, as well Ia emery relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge T. „„ to cure speedily, and with effect. Eames*' expel the unfeeling ernpyrie from the positioiato only taken up, we deviate from general priselpl. hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable le Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer • r" Community of either sex (especially those enter! • 1 tritnosial life) at once to our house. where daily .given for personal consultation , and letters . the country are immediately answered ; these must " • sa remittance ter Advice and Medicine, which can M airport of the world, however distant. - GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Serge° No. 7. Jumps-street. St. James's, and lie. 11, Rouverie-street, Fleet-street, Longleaf. Jest published (Fifteenth edition), The Agate; of LIFE, a familiar commentary oat: i t:eve Diseases. By GOSS and Co. Addressed to the sad maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 10, PatensegNilow k, ; 16, Priness-strook 6040 ; 174. FieliWiget; and of ail Booksellers. Price la. POLICE. MARLBOROUGH -s.—Yesterday, a clothes sales man, named Burroughs, residing in Monnichathwtreet, appeared to an information under the Medley Aet, Charging him with having purchased four regimental coats, from two deserters of the 2d regiment of Life Guards, at the time knowing the property to be part of the King's stores. Ir appeared on the evidence of Taylor, a Life Guardsman, that after deserting together with another young man from the regiment, they . were passing by de fendant's done, when they were invited into the shop by a barker. When he left his regiment he had possession of the usual equipments and accoutrements belonging is his Majesty's stores, and on entering the shop witness seal two long braided coats, and his compastioa two ethers for eighteen George Turner, Serjeant of the regiment to which the first witness belonged, called on deten.lant to 'mike in• qniry into the circumstance. On saying Is* called fur the coats, they (meld not be found. A solicitor, attending for the defendant, was permit ted to question 'Taylor, and inquired if he was not asked by the person in the shop whether he had a right to ,Hs pose of the coats. fee. and whether he did not answer that he had received rew regimental., and his bring a stye. nor regimen . , the soldiers were entitled to sell quit old clothes as a perquisite ? • Taylor could not recollect being whet! the . elstestion by the Man in the shop. and denied having used' such language as that attrilmted to him. ' tlt only wore, the coats twice. 'The defendant said be wontd raklilr,pqr ' chase the late on the comb than the cloth, prink ,* gas card, aid if lie would get Gla know Iheolh'i'Old 1 frocks (meaning ;be soldiers' clothes) wen gerq, he would ant mind DAN bins drank. ldr. i ltait i the Magistrate, remarked , that if the coats bad to Omen forts twine when they were sold, it was rather intprohable 'that they wonW look like old ones.. ,The Act of Pirlistment required that the knowledge' should he proved, and he considered that there was evi dence enough to warrant Weinvietioe. The Solicitor asked Taylor whether be had not agreed with his companion to sell the clothes to the defendant, in order that they might afterwards salatses for the be nefit of the penalty? Tholitagistratis would not stiffer the witness to answer the qqption. lie was hound to protect a witness, and intlistengt of bit answeelog tho.qmeetteli be - would be crisiiaating hiliself by infeedegr,he Wad entered into a coovlracy. 'Ffinlefendaiif insconvicted in the penalty of 51.;and'oi a mitigatiiiifiging nigOW, the 'Mae,- -stelae - - hairdo ;nein th'irldgate the por Burrong*l linv, 11r lit :Slim* weeietem iris Irlibookar ;Asa lab Simms ; I niter obierffid that bad aey,particadaeAmpaintanee with- RAP Our oust 4bout two outnOis ago I observed she yeas with child, and told it tti'my wife. On Tuesday last Matilda Reid log, a married daughter of Thome, Wicks, tote Elie lOW Abler Slaty hid - been delivered, and the daild abs liallegist had beep dote awe, with, and she wished ate ts lopka some 4osliTy respecting it. In conseirence Of tide iofOrmadon, Tier/We to her father to know What hat, become of the child, and requested him to give me semi valisfactioa tbotit It, stint had no answer. I board •se More of it till yesterday, when the conetalekt, Gems. me te-on.litit hire se , 041$ . 1 4 40 : 8 • ba d r Ykr! . 14 / vs s A l t e t b etKi l e il t i t e o n ni; P Mselosadr: g a las' 1,04 : ' " 1 it , rm i. aaviom,.., 0. . , ar i es7l- , ersali Chitties ThomINMS sworOni am a malabooimpaloort ami noes nest door to ThomaiWiehe and his daughter Mary., Os Sunday, the Itth of November, 1 saw her going to: wards Chaffs-wells, Gray's len-lane, and observed that she was large with child. She was considered by the 'Neighbours so be with child, but she always strove to amines, it, fee whenever she went out slid was wrapped .and with a large shawl. On last Monday or Tuesday emoing.l was passing by . her window, and saw her eitfin . g'blowing the fire in the parlour, but It bein g Jot I made no observation on her perms. until I was intimated - by Mr. Jefferson, that she was pot to bed, Considering that there was some inyatesy in the busi ness, I gave information to the constable. The same evening I saw her standing by her father, in hie shop, where be was at work, 'with het largo shawl wrapped close about her. I never observed that she had any particular acquaintance with any young man. William Colton, a constable, sworn.—From informa tion I received, I went to the house of Thomas Wicks, and told him there was a rumour in the neighbour hood, that his daughter Mary was put to bed, and that the child was made away with. Ile appeared to deny it at lirst, but at length confessed she was put to bed, and lie showed me where the child was buried, and I had it token up and carried here. 31r. tiarnet Dillon sworn.-1 live at IS, Judd-street, and all, a surgeon. 1 hare examined the body of the child, in company with Mr. Davies; it is my opinion that it never breathed. 'a he child appeared perfect. There were no marks of violence on the hotly. Jane Jefferson sworo.—The mother of the deceased is my sister ;.l belie not seen her since the ninth of Jan lary last; ,1 have not been at my father's these twelve months past; on aCeount of a quarrel, Above live dionflis ego, soy husband told me he thought she was with died. bat I 'mew nothing of the matter. I have no ides %Thor the father of the .obild may be, unless, it , be ,a Isms wird Harm!, who hanged him- 5,11. . . Thomas illike. *_Mae slant serest, I , Ogra of titi:• tin platt-wir . ht e r; later 10 the too See i dm child; ,sgo arnined.—To some of the questions pot to him by the Coroner sod Jury, be gave the following answers t-al know that child ; it is my daughter Mary's child; she is a single woman; she was delivered of It a fortnight tomorrow. I knew she was pregnant ; she told me the name of the father was Brown ; that he lived sooiewber• at the west end of the town, but she did not know the name of tbestreet. She made no preparations for the birth of the child. It was about twelvee'clock on &Tee*. day night when she was taken ill. She awoke me ; cry.. inft out she was very ill. I thought it WAS owing to a fright she received before she went to bed, from a grand. sort of mine, four years of age, who fell from his chair against the fire. She slid not complain of being fried ened et the time. She had a child before by a ponied named Roberts. I did not go for a doctor. I erne thought of it. I did not call on any of my oeighboteva:: She had no midwife provided, nor any preparative; made for the birth. Iliad no person to *attend bef•let ill' - - ;W I; Velma:v. pee ., = We re had rather more de* , NI Glover amid *ad Trefoil, but at resat' to variatimoin. 'prices; Aod.all other paces remain stationary... ,- . ••,. , HEAT. ' IMITaIf(F.JD. YONIDLT, nee. if. . . Prices retu rned by the Clerk of the ma r ket. • 1. • not Tt.llte too (ALITI. s. d. s. d: a. d. • s. d. Veal 4 . —.-.11 '• ; 111114...•.....*..... 11 Bha II 8 Pork •• • 3 0 4 . ilibtilmo ~......11 8 -e. It 6 Lamb 0 o —. 4 . 41 ' , ~1,.....,..:,il Wilt' At oltliST TRIO CAT 1 . ...4 PO" SAPS 44 1, 64.. IGO i IIOoM. 14.0001 :RIP, 1/6. • ~, 1 1 .., . _ k opisd4vs napery, MONDAY, 11111. 41. 11 1 4 tfefAlit e r ( a) l i k p .) - • 41. Veal 8 010 .1 1 ,811 1 . 1 ...:' " ' 6toii I/ Pork $' 6 '—ill lit Mlattriti.:l)l•i` • 1' 6--11 e Lamb ..- 0 0 411 HA' Af a STRAW, Pea Loco.—Nov, P I therrnsumk—Hay. 60s. Od. t0.801,0d.-41bi1if.,30. OIL to 365. Od.--toyer, 80s. Od. to 841. Od. " ''' Sr. Javes'i...Hay.'ilfts. Od. to 80e. Od.—Straw, 1111. r 01-101. ea.—Clover:W. Od. to 84s. - *WM ?Ism a r sr...—Hey,oo4: o d. to 84 ° 9dd.—Straw, vbs. Of toles. W.—Closer, ells.N. Se Ode. Od. t i • PRICE or , 110P8, NCR Cwr. IN Till BOKOU Ili II . 1 MOIC DAT, Dec. 3.—Oar Hop market remains stiadyi good divided pockets filly keephsg their prices. The dew Is reported to be 19 8 ,3681 . old d ut y . • , 1 - 4 Addlosralse, Nov. 18.—We have very little to node, this weak rospeettag thellop Tweed as the markets keep falling of every day. The prism otteloue much the 441114 for ttlf• Via bags sad psekaLs.btat miokliins and ordinary ones 17e, certainly loiter, and have greater difaclity la lodlag Jn.r chasers. Woactsvert, Woi. 23.—At our market this day.. rs. .pockets of New and eight of Old flops wen:weigh...4.i— Prices front 40s. to 61h. • and e few fine samples us high it 70%. Therein a brink ta le. end lint few on hand. PuTATOES. SPITALPIELDE per Ton. BOROVG/11. per To , . Ware . . . . £2 0 to 4 0 Ware . . . ;•,eft 6 to 3 V) bliddliags . . I, 10 to I lb Middlings •.. I 10 to • I if; Chats Comma Red 2 10 to 0 0 Common !tea 2 10 to 3Ai Woes Os. to Os. OIL p. basisi To%T.T.OW. &e. ran C. T. Ruses Candle, rilow, I/. 19.. to 01. U. !Ss. to 01. Os.—Ditto, Soap, IF. hit. to Oi. 05.—Areirs 1 4 ,14 : It. 17s. to 01. os.--Town Tlltnw. 2/. Ss. to 01:11itittitodi Stir. IC I4s. to OS. Os.—Routh ditto, It. to W. Graves 73. to 04.- . .dioattletwa.• 01. 10s.—Sosit; L..H ,NT lowt SI. Itis. to OIL 04,-.-Do. mottled. 41. 14.-e44.11114.4 4 /. Irs.—Do. soft. 01 9s —Butch, Engliph. ;kip. . pa o, 4 . vc i tht, tone 9f xffr, gala iy tits • i !• * • : 100Ab.11141114ET, 'kw. 1111% ,k 1 ./ Skips at Market. Skip \r34l. •.) , ler Tivitroki, irA4.4 • Sanderiabd . , . _____;,' ' ~,_ Psis best" Hisao, Its; Gunpowder Tea, lie; ens coese, as; v. ••••A, --- - -- -n - - ~ -- -..-. . P 1111 . 011, ..7 uses foe. Fa. fed% best Turley Coffee, 4a. trate Stagnated that he h - 141 fre potter tb'mltliyate the pea made for the birth. I had no persOn to mmilammta* "'a' ' lvdtre boil ell parts °film country. by letter post-paid. natty, which was immediately paid by Mg: Burrooghs, myse lf. Wh en s h e was ver y ill I went f o r a mosnao, Mao .r il.i ( kli - iN. ca. bY-Coliklies. with ruilluirwes, will ha strictly attended lulu red a e Maxielrate *het the °fresco emanated sb• could not come.' I Was absent shoat an boar end a . :•,... •11, •-• _ .-, Loaf aid army Seger kept for the public aecommode- tar . I .llW.Vtaa Of I Ait of P.ar ' Inept. bair, and when I came home shevreedslivered. Tbrohihi H . ' alai ! - AY 'hat. Ste. bosh this Setabllshmest are werreated I Met' IV° iiarlfiraigkuley by her side in the bed gaits dead, she said she wall ' Plial" ' ts' ell "w e lu llna w .6ll° vide ` 7•1 Pe r'. w i th the Pre " herd'iilV, hoe% jig; the prisliliog Magistrate, for delivered shortly after 1 went, and that it was deaf* d lireehile *al. pri .1.,, eante earl Midross-A. WAftwocz. 23, Little Neil- . rlreir• mu ellpy, at fish back *files Bank 0 Snolted. Loudon. I i leili In" the • gerelksit e ' Milief : 4, Mr. William when born. !'made lo person acquainted with her de- rahbts ng IST 7wIDA Y, ..• _, vary lenge fro- 1 WgltS'S TONIC PILLS, far Weakness of the last. .. . . • ...*: -.4 .- e .-- : ``.t*-;• * *_. i ."...... : .., • • ' that their inquiry was only bow the Child came by he olfLeilli, 1 . ,i. . er totrao h, t o of ge adoe, Costiveness.. Bilious Irreguieri- Mr, Osier stated , h y d ip oit a w .v."7, n r iAllt. death ; and the Surgeons' evideate was what they -bad ~.._r ___lla keta at't . - .Fte. are eareemly recomerended in all those eases. (and when tben mimeo 4 d liege's; eres in. to look te. At half-past two they returned a verdict-. balmala • an that ere very nomeroes) where, the stomach being already doted to %Dori 'her Info tier 'robin. On entering the ',Still-born. ' • week, and lb. Maas"! powers damaged , active Purgatives rdoin she perteived the bed clothes move, and home- • - 41 .1' ' ' biliblY r eiodlcial, sod peodeesdvo of serioas Nn' uto dialely eatiaitned..-.. Why yon lose some person in A yonno wools., servant to hit. Farquhar, overtime ... • t are tbdcontinidom. These Pills, to their operation. are Peal. heti . ". . bo, rod said it was only her sister. But at Careeplie Quarries. went to an apartment with a leafs . • 41* ' Ilarly*mhd, safe, and elbeettal. As Ideate aperient Tonle. pg a pair of boots under the bed, became is her band. to proems • supply of oil. A emit of gen. • • •* 0 • • they clanse, mid yet streagthenthe stomach , restore the i •, 414 kf eibind being instantly appriied of powder. kept fur theism of tbe qoarsire,was is th e wawa, sef.;ty. warrant- , aPpeti/e , promote digestlon , and keep the bowel; In a regu- e ' - Pais gam' sa r• Ise sad einerortible Mate, free from emeettess, bet by no t . ' ettsslke erprehended in the set- into whisk *spark from the limp haying fallen, the Ss recen tly ,* !Sold means too teleed. . The Toole Pills a,-. sold (at 2s. PC ; s e.ur ,,, , fr ~ ,'.• ..,,, : . . powder Medical Isi ill a tremeodotts explosioe. The . "•`"" e •- • ** • " as, 6.1. ; I Is. ; and lis• per box), by 'endorsor /remains • s • nt did sot appear, but Mr. Daher said she roof of the•konse was carried o ff , and the woman beta* iiii.; t,P ' medicines througkoist R. land Scotland. sad Ireland. Iseetnnine, months in (tin service, and that they aleog with it to a considerable distance; when the as- , 1 , "-- " * • Observe ; heel gedb** of " Jelin Ifiremfair'' eilittliami ire Valid her honest end correct :Sim was a widow tonisked female began to examine her sitosiion abe CAL* 8 1, 41 _ 1 f bal:emilbin %Me lataldrabilloYal !nu 6 0444910- ~, e2•,- , -, " lead been tbleiftdanied. •'Y.'' ! .• • that she Had s u stained very little injury, and was mink Wined the rep • ' - -,,.,„• , l -. , l a magistrate observed, that these was somethist MOM lerritied than hurt.-,(Datudee Courier.) i• es • T y. ii T ;tvii VW' illiflgiug istieriii drag' lag 'Val fie rids case, and it became the prisoner WOn _Friday night,as the Gloucester evening coach e i gh. Wald* or art! OM via elf:.mtaft l*A O - an account of himself, and , the reason of his being preached the Callow, - about three miles from Herefords lti l it i ht! l or ' .' " 'lite dealt to 'gem of die " dad vissiozsels ea *Nest to whiall i ehonse. :....7. • _ , owing to one of the wheels running against a l'arge. !Owes* ara,lote-eated. To roes persons, the perusal of .. • prisoner said bi was a haeliderwriter, and wrote stone dabs road, the coecliman and a • passenger 'Mete tr y. it i • :1010110,111 O,UrDE to HEALTH, Is especially wore- Orrtiii-etattotteral he was invited to stay there by the throw*. (rem the box, without bein g pereeire..l bg, the , leet , 4- 'i l , mk , ktited, is ft will be found to enliebten the mind en stojeets .. • „ w i ts ,'" ph o ellemalid te 'kW' Vow ted prose - instructive on the causer. Iths wog his sister, other passeogers, sad the horses coati need then course, A ff„ d p ou u p . ,syraptosas, end remedies of the greater number of harassing : Mr. o tinorrx lo 7" You do not mean that you sod y_om, and brenght the coach in safety into Hereford, eloppiar4 .• . complaints and disease". • tio,,,,wira {piing to .sleep kit the satin .of their own accord at the usual inn. The stuprisso. 3. Sutler's. CDs. - TM! work also hicledet an tddeess to parent'. and aU 1 4 1 1 11: : 4' (11.' '''' s'' ' "•• ' ''' ••''• '' 'the passengers may be imigineal, when the asceseary . time, who have the ears sad oderetioa d ig et youth ; togetM ; PASOtlftr—i' No I alaa was /going tir make enetlika bedi inquiries were made loathe co•chman. who was t ' Re i erfl "" with advlcelo bathers, part i cu l a rl y the odwith,liery ea Oa Seer ';,.. n .,- -,."-`.. ,"" • " 7 , • hart as was also the passenger, which prenatal the'fr ' fit 'Sg eseu rl diu " Com lai ts, . _ 7 • c e ....,_ . ...... 41 ' h. The greet:her beldlr chllid On t o any iiir•sta- 'follvenag We coach. , Ar.......... f .. .4 .Linitiliblynitrlt;er:lit.iitlei: .The w ide to Health's sold by Mr. ioanernmmatimerMint ti o l ••• I s had worked for, meationtd Abe mama of Mae, : es2reeitlitb-• Mr./huger, 'so, pzr.rd-str.st, oppositlFmolkplpfireef. LONDON 3IARIUTS. IL'ffolLalio EL l tart , WI dig eottistout ethers he now Hew/ and all booksellers. Price SR. tite words ."113.at., ri- ..• • . _r • ~: 1.4.4 0 - ..The magistrate ordered him t0 . .3m Oetaint4 . . 1. till he, —O.-- CORN EICHANst, MARK LANs. ' • .......1.....-im-seelmw Downs et pieces., a:or. M. could products some one to giry.a pante sitistactory of r, . Quantities and Prleea of 'Britlah CNrn; he. sold en{ deli= 9118; of his character. .. s au , * 118 .‘l l ' " •ITe • • m il 1 " I l me l luld 14 tars eS P " r•r•-••••• - 1•.•• - t•• •• 1:u . . T er it tb:inatket, dutirig the week ended Setarlay, the ' sir ' . g ar -s * 2, - , Tbakluirayy-drop tliy plea* -- • , vn , n .„.. f e l '.'is" %sod' feiCRATBS by hid &sedum. 'en tit' di ew• •ert 71 , '°"" e . ' 4: • -- 11441:45T ' -' " •: of .- "'" 1 24 T'' 1 "'''•Q :711 . S.' 'll4 41% _ l '4 o 2 4 e . •gf, 41 e.. A li ' s Mi l li . i r iti* "fan ptured hils•iitilitors with tire sahjeel,t wierried . •r-• A • , a•••-•,..• ta.....: I j Sr:S i d:kW for PI,S01:14•14M1111PlW 4 Nit,e ES men gee to theieffitaeta end the Ipsebelors e nind e tre ba At nine o'clock yesterdpi_moroirtg. an inepitsilista d i. . 1;49 .,6801.......4.08., yI . 4...um : it ,•• ... wedded ; end ''' 'like Vegetate," "be, Arm , " word laM d rid at the Wheat Slifirlivern. on the St. Pancru '.... 6 IMO ~ • auppx is pp 1..,„„4,,,,.,4, -ir '' .` lab ''' •• wire is the mem eoposilditlind dblightful ease 4.osture. Rle , -411 Ai odd, tits cuff lifeee eePtirleil 'ei llgilee -:••••••••seet, 01110.0 ON. rag maw Allatert , ll. l Nalreg . ~siboab..h..., ...,,,..„,,,,,„,,,.. ;, ► , 1/.... • ... ....._., deddicaksa•er t r •2 1 , eir • : ,1 i' ; i.. 4 . 0 ., . r 4. ‘. • •, . -•- . - 4....- . •. • '"'• • i 1 pleats et asetb, Ile le a ny , eltelltitfit.„ . ..qto. l lo -•I, ' .. .. ~' - - ---..--. '.. ' ' . • ' , i t evi r../ ttW t. with bites beeeefese. • • any external Mar gof violence on it. ere .•'' • - - ~... , •'I - - i i r y,i,, ... 0 ., .... 1 z... . I a. ao to Previous, however, to uttering into this hallow/al ~..-4 114 parcels t end a qua 't becomes an imperative duty, not only to reel:4M potence of Compression on the left side of the'sholl, but lom m au ga o. ow, Alimna..np.a(dowl • . drayloi,tfameat, ,slow ,' but to dot", the fro „„ „ to „ from uk . on °peeing thrbeed I found iawaka nears' depresaies I n- gta,' (pf , ad , ~ .., , _ wai l . , 6sist • - -, .... ,1,..... , . ow . which *a freedom 01 . useeetricted please .y of theltone. ,Oft °petting she chest and examiaidillm , (am 41.... r...-••••• . Tuba ... .:;-4 r ;:' .... 7 V. 11,"4"."0 . ' ••• (el& _. It!, 1,64 ._ • enialledupou It. To the neglect of such attend e lieerlielfodad bet Teri little bleed i° it• l fee" 4 I self4atit mal • itfilbutable many of those hapless instances. Which, . .. --• •:-••••••• • the fangs baa gni t, collapied, and that they ...to :,.....g - ........... ss • _barrow fotal)"."-WrVa ' ......---.(dpO• 4 444 ,„__.„ Obey excite the commiseration of the beholder, thosidliFso water, but Mhen inDated they floated. 'Mete was rtei ...walig-eiMalta (fam)' , " ~ • ....___, . • ‘.. ' glmeis ts i'ea" . Impress him with the fear of self-repireach. • - appeitance ofinteruel 'injury, and judging from the ,1171r.r a 4 4 41 'Q UA , f ee d 1 4 1141 b :I); laTtee peat 7. and Luxurious habits will effetninize the body-a realdenj In Wogs. Imo of opinion that it never breathed after it Tiri i ii t . , -. 61* po %di i.-----••••• Ile r • - .IiPIRI c nY w bi a r s tb b : Paioe9get. ' lnd the tropics will relax the elastic flbro-but more espe Rimagate, S.lnd- bas Sae premature Infatuation of youth toe frhmeinnip ra i : it ma4lat have died Or beep strangled in the '' ` • -. is ta, ...4--, Mime • .• • • ,gaS l4 4 . ;"( • • 1111 e. • il . , ePefikted to Folk- promise the natural dignity into a state of inanitio too . .„, . . , -4-- does) Al At 10 .1 1 . " .60411 21 ied TboiiaeJefferson swote.--4 mor ifttreedwilb Isis- ..... a i‘ ..„..,....is .„..._ p e um e 'in ri,ed• LA,,dd i whence the agonized suffe re r more than doubts the eh of • et _ dime le d , te , , s ; 4 1,,,,„ko i r.rairdka•••• flicks .......,_ 'y ' '''''' - go ' .--:..._ Sue ---.. ._..• - -e i,.. • - , 3 +. ii .11 144 .... ; 11 ••••• Scotch • lee" 11 "° neVer- relief. To all such, then, we address oursidree, • g ' len •''''''' " 17, a B4 thiridaYs et -energy—muscular strength-felicity; nor 'dß one ikim a m e g ittal Mar y' who le "'" Dt r ulr ''”'"" w "g ib '''' s • mat ' ',,l.;• a bi esin. as •• . • ' /IP 7i advarmes appear qaestionable, sanctioned as they 'Fs by th e never been in place singe. ,tha _death of her mother, i-e•- See. ii. • . 4 .... __ _ or r only Four Irmide,he Ml multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experiamia. which happened, abe e n e t p t ex imeyearf ago, bathos lived since .!Pesee;.beg die 446.0 "iv la m rio tt eosas. ; and cbliiimagiaat , The easy cares of married life, are sometimes that time liflittlee irithberfather. I bdilli b een C '773- .e.• sawn' a" '-- orennn la 1. 1•11•••• eV by the suspension of those blessings which cone the berallyinterldbleellmettletildeßMOMM - Perm'Cu lm i;„„ppg,. • Att , - spits.g; in petard, fie*. per ep . ..Te IS __._..-1 -.....k_fnri1... &mete habit Is often earned donaliv no Iriehoeirsrtbe Intl linens ;loader eirleriptdthat 11i5ig,...41 03; ;in oo arab '3311 ..' - y _~, ~ ._ _ (2_ I t i ~~ "~ I ` -~~. 3 41‘. 111