The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-26 00:00:00

t) L ; i ~. i ~~ • ~7} ~i !k` : *ft . - 'they assume the judgment seat, but they have not the ititpartialiir and temper uhich, shout& *lone qualify them for the judh al autitotity, and 'het effect to tleeitto on disputed iroints, with all the emphasis owl in all the earb . of judges, w ltiie, they 'feel all the aerrnienr, and give way to all the injustice nf parties In short, in . the di.tatorgo of my duty, I do not bexitilte to pronounce them an arbitrary, itn pevititts, airtl overbearing sett, itintieut in power, and di:posed to.make t eason and truth bend to the dictum of one presumptuous mall. .I'I:SUL . • r ented Exeter. 'Th< Ramon. Catholic Priests are. a very pet t, ignoraat,.nod pragmaiiCal 'set of. Men. Their tiisbops ge:Lerilly oWe their promotion s entirely to favOur or family. F.LE.VENTtf. Dated. Follows. With the learning of:their. Monasteries,. the Ca tholics have generally imbibed the sullen habits and repulsive manner of their Monks: !their very honesty proStces nothing butbigotry i and , prejudice, and the result of their study is ittelegancri hittr gunge, and. barbarisms in lattuity. They hare no lotion el exeellerwe out of their profession, their College. or their Cortient ; and regard all liberality • tti — epiition, as the indication of intideldity and wicl;thiem. 'r W EL 1711. Dated Bristol. The r::: , sls are iittri;ning anal licentious. Their real sin:4loh lies iii cabal and oliaeles4 ser vility. Tiuoir itit alai learning, of *inch, they have considerable share, are but panders tb their baudry, bUlfoonety, and plophameness. THIRTEENTH. Thitert Catitolics, tb9ugli silver-tongued and submissive iu appearatice, re itaugl;fy, intolerant, and arbt.: trury in their hearts, profuse and unprincipled in their . habits, and insatiable iu their pursuit of World ly power and importance. FOURTEENTH. Dated The jrish Catholics are a nrisy, riotous, violent, deunftes set. of 'people, and though they have hardly sense enough to foresee the consequences of their 'conduct, are now busy in reviving the religious attimobities of the sixteenth and 'seventeenth mitt- ries. R,m,MEMEMW 0 FYITEENTIT. The Romanists area persecuting, bigottedt. a eid istiCharitable sect—their aselets Warning makes thein extremely dull=they base neither sense nor miwieja . ft tien in gpeakini of their adversarieg, nor shire* conscience, .vitere their own interests are toad:turd. In short, they'aru Irish blackguards.* .• - P. D--ir•-•_it. .• SIXTrENTII. • .The Catholics 'are -silly e uo s h to invoke the Senn, aml their treed is a compolind* Willy Ink fraud. It attempts to . make the ;name of Alt pass in inthlic estimation tor ,the ,thing e supposes that the sign of a subitanie can by a Tew words be converted into the sitbstencel cannel. bearthat what is pUrely 'matter of belief, ihauld be regulated by authority. Men so senseless time surely itiel,4.hl.• of discharging the duty of artistic office, \ riedwoo to our Coauces if such drivellers were ad. niittcd. • Too nasty attack other Trojans, says,lfooes, ; bul - bewure of Hector !nooself. • In the last Bulletin of BON krA RTE. ) the cold, thNre stated at 64 16 and 18 below freezing,"- is to be un derstood as being en the scale of Item:stun. . The thermometer most in use through England is F Au- NEN FIT'S; and upon that scale the cold above -men. tioned by the French would be.B to 11 below Zero, a degree in England very rarely known, but very common amidst the horrors of Russia, where,in 1773, the Empress CaTitAerNE made the famous experi ment upon the ordnance shell, c , f the largest dia aneier (ts inetes). The shell wars filled with water, in IrT presence, as she'states, and in less than an hour the shale was so frozen as to hurst, and %Olt no small explosion !—" Acce heaucoup de fracas!" Some few yeitrs before, there .had been another cu rious experiment by 'Prince Oaten . , - who, in a foundation for a massy brick coach gateway In his court-yard, in a soil so loose and wet that piles must have been driven, filled so.many corresponding ca vities with : wafer, on which, when turned by the frost Into roinvmrts, he raised the projected superstructure! And at that time (1773) it had lasted four years, and so might te likely to last for eve‘l,. •• . - A singular group met in e house is the Tewnhead of ;Ayei. test- week,. An, itstaosafiiiptalsog, Women was seated at the fire-side, with her, .datt i gAter, a *R ing jaunt on her knee. tier mother, who ia widow for the secend time, and still in the prime of lift, called in to see her grandchild, accompanied by the - chit4Prgreat grandmother, who bears hardly any snarks.„of ravikgis or time, while her mother, the ! great grinchnother of the child, id the enloyment of 1 good health, was busy at• the spinning wheel. Five! generations in ode rooni at the same time. - AILLANGIIOLY CATASTROPLE.—At the' Mill of Xhick, on Tuesday morning list, the miller, of the Attune of Walker, his wife, and Child, were all found dead in their sleeping apartment, as it would appear from the following cause preceding evening s in the small bed-room•in which they slept, a quantity, 'of art sheilings of corn, commonly called 64 Shelling aids,!' bad been put on the fire, as is termed, for thol purpose of resting it during the night; and the fire being opened partly,' so as to allow it to burn, the smoke thereby occasioned spreading through the ! room, proved fatal to this unfortunate part of the! family. The woman was dead in her bed, with her child on her arm r but the man was found sitting on a chair near the bed, and leaning forward, fiaving vomited a little : but neither from this,' nor any ex.' it : 4 ' :, •.4. . • , ~..r..11 r 4. A 1 : I, I : .l i ~ ~. , 1 i • ;.; I 1 . i 1 , 1 ..%; .1 'I . . 11. r i I I I ' ', ,f t ' ' i I ' i 'I I i ' • 4 i 1 iI t .. k : 1 1 I . 1 I I 1 ci ~. ..., i. i , i , -., i ,-' ( ' 1 1 ~.,: i '1 , . . •,,, 1 ' i , f t. • 4 , . , . • • • 4,. • • -, , ••,• • , t • , ~ I f , ' k f 1. ..' 1 . ~ . . '11114: KrATVAMAN. idittrierPertfOs. . . - The Gentlemen and Inhabitants of Waitvicii have come to the cesoiutiOn of presonting a Petition for Nice to the [louse of Common. It is drawn with uncommon ability, and in a strnin of elotruetwe l which proves it to bo the production of an e . . mi Ate pen. We are sure that our readers will consider it as t model of tr kind. To. TDB MONQVIRADLE THE COMMONS OF TILE UNITED NiNCDOM OF. GREAT BRITAIN . AND IRELAND IN , PARLIAMENT AASEMBLED, .THE HUMBLE PETITION OF THE DUItor.SSES 4ND INHABITANTS DF 'SALE • • •. • • _ , • -I. . • sow:mot op WAIIXICK, . • . SitT.Wrrll,—That your Petitioners beg leave to re present.to your 'Honourable House the pain with which they have contemplated the numeaous , and, cninpiicated evils arising from the present wide- spread and long-protracted war, arid the growing . , f• de . spondelicy which pervades . nil easses of the com.;l inimitt, from the remembrance that no eltort hay i 6 eeii made hitherto for the restoration of Peace, and . ! from the apprehension that none is likely to be made, , without the direct and salutary influence' apublic • lopinion upon' public me a sure s . '" ' • , That your I'etioners, at a juncture which appears to them highly favourable . to your wishes, !Wrest , ,•yrine HoileUrable House, with the greater confidence, because. they conceive,. that the Members of. a new t Parliament, by looking abroad uped the peculiar, 'cliaricter a 4 f these eventful times , and by • adapting -: t their ( f puncils to the real and imperious exigeticiet I of 'the common weal, may obtain for themselves. the I rgra t it ude 'n f a free and enlightened pertple, and may tstand distinguished to the latest p osterit y , as the ri.. starers of trauquillity and security to the whole civi. I-lised wer t ld. . - 1 'llliat your Petitioner; cannot, without feelings of lunfeigned anxiety, observe the rapidity with which 1 L the calanAties • of war have recently extended them. I selves from the impoverished and depopulated na l tions of Europe, to the distant Owes of South Axle -1 rica, vrhere.civil discord subjects thousaids, and tens 1 of thousands, to the destroying sirard ; and. of North lArrierica, where l a race of men, 'tidied to us by the ties of a common descent, a common language,' end i . a comnion religion, an 1 now opposed to us, under sir- gumstancea most distressing, and most . 2 , 44 ping to them and to ourselves. . That..yo.yr Petitioners believe it.to be &fact quitit luttparal)eled in the hiliory . of cfrlliied ''nleOtis i t tliroughbot Iturope; that-of the fast' fwelity yeiii,'. jei§bleen.hatie been spent •in attual warfare, and that I tlfelives thready sacrificed in the course of it, may, I i . n ithout exaggeration, be said to exceed the number of male ; adults now existing in Great Britain. That, refl ecting upon ,what 'has passed, and is I pttssitig, in. foreign lands; yeur •Pkilioners have to t" tro urn ' for - trii • m iseries endured by multitudes of . .. , valiant men ; peris hing on the field of 'male, linger, 1 I ing months and year l in the gloomy pitons of the i eitemy, languishing in hospitals, .or " slowly wasting i by "dimmer in cpsvded c amps, and pestilential cli. I mates." . . • ' ' , I Time your Petitioners looking around'. them at ;112'44; are 'Billeted every where b# those spectacles of (3calamitY•whith-necessarily accompany a state of con- I Billie+, war, and which are to be found in the de serted _cottages : of :peasants and manufacturers ; in the tears of aged -parents, " weeping for their off spritlg,hecause they are not;" and amidst the forlorn _widens and helpless orphans of their sl au g htered .. countrymen. That, while our youth at an age, and in numbers, hitherto unexampled, are balloted for military service, and seduced, or forced away, .from the us ef u l and meritorious employments of husbandry and trade, 1 I your Petitioners have to lament the past and ap. I pronehiug ruin.of our onoe opulent Merchants, the i sudden interruptiotis given to our once-nourishing 1 manufactures, and the melanchely condition of our 1 artizaus, formerly, as your. Petitioners remember, a 1 cemented, industrious, and homiest race, but now• I disheartened ii,' dreary poveity, degraded by galling' ; I dependetice, and expoiel in matey tinariers to situp.- ! tations, by which they may be precipitated into suds. I acts of violence, as would render the forfeiture •o( I their lives a necessary, but most deplorable rneasurts. 1 lof publiciustise for the preservation of the ,pable safety. That, in addition to these dreadful effects of iSaf,' the burdens of taxes, accumnlated, and aecumufating , for the purpose of carrying it on, in countries so re. I mote from each other, and. with esitences so darte r atons, have raised most exorbitantly the price of provisions, have diverted from I circulation, the cur- rant coin of the Realm, hare introanceil it stead 1 a fictitious, precarious, and fluctuating kind . of pro-, perty in paper, and hake tilled our Gasettes with; Ilankinptcies, our Gaols with Debtors, and our 1 numerous Workhouses with' Paupers, who are com- pelted to flee thither as to a place,of refuge, from , hunger and thirst, from cold and najcednesa t ali.i all 1 the other _baleful consequences of unexpected and in: voluntary extluiion from the daily latiourS, which had aujnaed their daily bread. - That your Petitioners, therefore, upon every . principle dear Pi you, and to .thetateires, as Eaglisli.- 1 mend and as Christie% *oat earnestly beseech you, 1 to.direct your Attention to 4e multiplied scenes of private distreat; 'and .'siu.hilidanger, • which characte rise-the *present we a r,' and to employ every mean which . the discernment of yor llonourable House can. devise, or its. abtheri4 tin cecopm'aud, for the speedy resestablishment of peice. ... . At the same .time, yew Yeeitioners beg leave to . assure tiiialioneitrable Moose, that this peace wilich• they are solicitons to obtain, is not such an one as should endanger the solid interests, or debase the real dignity, of their country. The prosperity, ti. berty, and iudependence of that country are, In the opinion of Petitioners, inseparable from its . glory 4 0) considerate,. , to r I • . • . :Art • . . • -- . - THUMP:ea Bill for preventing Cruelty to t • . GUNUINII ANI) APPROVI4)I4 - 1• 7 1 — """" 4 . i Ni.. .. 4 At hnals, we hope, will be_ introduced at such a tie- Pr7nred by S. SOLOMON, pep "- -"" tioid.ot the present Session as Will . secure it from the . y rll ).7.:: :::: ,Aciii A gr ; e il c e l d ,a,s " , . `l" . , : voieub ne4e o l : 9 whtii s . . ,c4..iild i.. , Celebrated ( .011. DI AL BA L'Al ll* l' tr. stager of being lost for want of time. The want of .11. for 1/ehilitir., Serytitpt .14 1 ., rw t 8 a ? v i e G ni , - ."'"•‘" kaneh a Law is a material de fi ciency.in our Statute rtih r 01 the f . ""de.Sr%, 1 4)**0 ( Appedia,'ll,',„. -- ",'"es ps•'• 1 Heek. In 01l civilized States there are regulations Spirits , MIII an y ip . • ?Or ?relenting gross immorality; now, is it not im. , U r. ;i-imean's Car,::: ttt t . ...4.m ..f 0 - i h ' 1. .3 ' morality of the grossest ki;;il to torture those crew - t,;,1•1, IT T We i ~ k. the Sit kly. owl liitient l" ln i. nitr a .t.,r k4l :" 4 lures whose very inferiority to. ourselves entitles herei'.it, ) trv. ~m , (;:ti;e 4 lr : 4 ,r i i r i '„ l 7„,, v i enk rj i .",r i , ll " l 5 , 7. n - •:',..".•' them to our protectieti t. ivalmucb as they are by that meditillee , :t aitort.etr molt won•ierrtriut:l7:f IN•siiilcrir-,.;,,; ;rendered histretneittal,,t,, s,i easy ways, to our pr .w o h fi o t cd,i, ,, a o -N i ,:' ,: ' , 1 ;: ", :i 1 1 :2: : 1 ; : : : :: 1 : 3 ) : :::: tiou. ' s ' welic4 or i.,0,,, , i...p,.., 111 r, ..... ggggg ..ll's Dropz" . h a 11,.• :or plea Sure? This isenougla i_n the ni:.!se hII inn no view tin) *tin mgr. for 'lit , ; :et•,:y tt 5‘r " ,,..,, d , v .,1 3 ,„ - ; ii.rute "i' 41 I;si:C i. of the thing; but, what are we to say of the &retire, •., 1,! , 1!":: , 1 1 ;e t i 5 :i r iA 1 v e : 1 ;: h . , ,, , • , , , a 5 ti: 1 : , , r , ;: , , , : p at i r:5: . "1 .1 0, :m t4 1; 1 :t.,:` , 1 :,.; .6. ' , 1 :: : t likti such' cruelty must give to the .BEING, :t w reated both Us and them?. ' tai: other repetty rould 31.4.11 re lilt: N:ilotpp N. it ; 44 1' -- " r " 1 A ezcoorti Ole MOILEAU.--TAuls the XlVtli h ay-: P i : ti l l :P:4 e " 4 ":""I'"' ) ; '' ' s , I '" A" 11-11 "1 4 '.i1P,,*.. 7 1 (•' f . : t I ing asked this Poet why the People flocked in crowds' , i i ::,.. , 4 - pit i rl A t s )l• l 4 v il i tle i lli ,l l: i: - , l: :::: **l . l : . . i t it ree e re l p : l ) :::iiri,:ri., ~:: t, ~,,::::.,,,,..,..,,,, : Ifeilliii and Vit t air . r t, ;',`,. 1 .: to hear - a certain Preacher ? — " Sire," replied he, :bY 'lie itillinkleul tee er Mercury. rt Inc 5Y,.L'i11'',...'11...1.1,cii, i 44 the people are fond of novelty, and this man rc. 91 ' s .'''' l ..," e ...krc., ti when rolFnbei i l n i f preaches the Gospel!". rompament ot it Om i-...,10! note ;hut ;di ur nu „ o 1 ,.., e !!*-•• 1 SHOCKING Accteter.—A fine infant was burial() iriuse., ""'Y „Ii•ill' - ut - "ei"en. such , letter , 51: , ,a14 1 1 :',,'-' '',-'''' . I ' l death on Thursday morning, in George.eeurt, Strand. ,'„,.',4,.'t,d7„yri;,',;;F,.. hi t aw. letter. Dr. Stil , entot h 1;14., 4 ,r, ty ' I It appeared that the mother, who lodied in the fi rst: &reel to lir achlreYvil to X. h. or A . il. • 'Ler ' " I "Y 11 " "'• ;I . ush ers are ; eni;titi l :rZi b i l s i. Liver " l ' ! ' " ' . ' 11: "" 1 "" .itc , or of a tinntan's house in the-Court , went out to : c4i i i g e l . r u e r e th; ant& "q onl. 411 pureltasa some rolls, leaving the child atsne on the . Vie Stif.lllo ; " doer; on her retnrn, she found it bad by some means; The mbar NlClliiille, Are ton:hoed in plain clirre;bl coritriverl to reach the tire-place, and its clothes hay.l l :,:j' a th ' re i !'g. c :,'`,, e ":, •''.," 1 1 ;:,7 1 .,'": ; ":'" '') . l ! e :,'"%',.' ; ' i f i; llev.;:;:hii i : ' , ' ing caught the fl ames, it was literally burnt to a run. ! are also runny' I;OillPi. at '3',; we " le. .11 - 2 14: 7". 5 * l'' , •4 . COIllistOSU C a Alt 01 Me Silliiikr der. The unfortunate mother has ever since remain. I noes.' wherein ...:a.- sa v e d, . i riesl titter.itui: Xl' LOTION dents and tentilfi.it S 1: , ed in a state of distraction . ; motives ••- earthly . My. without pills or trouble all k . ,,, .:,.. :... rs ,'''. I Lord Fttarton Osuoaris has give:l directions ford Toicrs,:ttin--worins, s i ii.t., R e d ite , b , s w :ii tugs !!.; c - ;:".fores. i the immediate enelosure of Gog Magog Hills, in the ; z i f .,,i ih i, e u N t , , , r e .Zti r i i i a a42 , h , t , •4 t. ,;( l , ,,. .a i r i v it ..- ii i-L . s mi l , .. , c i i y e: . i r ,1 e t , i , 4„ ,,, ,L 1 -;;,,,.,,, l county of . Catabridp, so Wag celebrated in the , oxn . , ; its its o pesu i so i l; as fignvahte „ i f tnos in th e *.l . • L ira.ni sporting annals of the Turf. Stately ourreezin he cue. It *sweetens Ittil retes' ti '' " e i ; whir% .refUllark. 81 wle :LW. th; tel ipit ne lle 'Al.fte -1 'The Atljutatit-General and Quarter-Master-G e. ! „ C „ um c g i e „ l. :,7 4 . l „ prearmice. Ti t , pumiz have hen 1 z lis,_, i neral of Ireland, have been placed on the Stall* of i . m. vim o iv c or .i t i tie l,r ee pe rt a a c tu c ts ,im or pi t i : i l lit tl i c i i i ;i• ener , ati ni a ! S p a' f i e ui: ti tr i . 6. l , e ,;,..,:: : that country. as ':tiajor- General - , and will be en- Ams 24.941. titled to the pee and allowances accordingly.' IC i4 i gi r idti' S " , ( ll: :l( l ) (l A4 l)l ( l : 4 : int' S . '''lme j rq u ah stry Y e l t G • l le cli : r.. ., hu rs ir t7 l .7 i! G :t tl .d 4 .lc l) ine li s it n t I I ti E u rt i l i T ni l ie l ;i t I:loiseiNnvt34.-r--An account of the amount of ! Dank of Eitgliott' Notes and Bank Post Bills.has ; ,ur Ali% ter 10 tytath s egt . se prism Sk . kW 14#11 'prtseuted, to . the house of Commens,.l - whence it appears, that ea Saturday, the sth inst. , there were in circulation— • Bank-notes of 51. and upwards , - X 14317,950 Ditto tender 51.• - .. - . 7 E 60.190 riot Hills - . . "- 1,0046tia ............--,... Total. Bank. Paper in Vireobtion . -. X 31,947,6110 -Basic TOILENIL-7An,acectunt of the amount of all ,the Silver Tokens issued by . the Bank of - England, 1 I from the 14th of April,' 1812,. inclusive, to the 10th sof December, 181; taclusive— , 2,5211,1'44 Silver Yoke's, of St. melt - . 5C31f1,993 le 1. 1417,766 Ditto, of 111..40. rich • . 101,00.11 X 150,019 1 • An account of the total amount pf all . the' Silver j Tokens issopd,hy ,tke flank of •Fiigland, from tie!' 9th of July, 1811, JO the 10th of Dec. 1812, itt -1 clusire . — . - X 1.432. I .9,545490 Silva Tokens, alf ,s. each 901 10 0 1,708437 , Do. of Is. 6d. each 952,170 5 6 ---e-is-i -i . 5e1,735.173 15 6 ' N. B. The Tokens are of ate Dollar standard. The weight Of the 3e. Tokew is 9:dwlt. 11 grs.; the weight of the 11. dd. Token is 1 dwts, 17i grs. *Court-Martial was held last week on : Lieutenatit 11. N. Marley, of the jifi•Cd, for giving . orders for idefacing the 'Ring's pistols, belonging to the sai d s hi p , and for altering the same, norotily for his own pri vate use; but for the use .of other persons, contrary Ito the-rules of the service. The Court agreed that I the charges had been in part proved ; but, in censi . iteration of his former good chary :ter, and the wounds he'hail received. Ili the public service, did adjoie him only to lose two years' rank, to be severely repri., ! mended, and to be admonished to be carefal of his , .. . , Majesty's stores in future. . „.-. • When the brave Sir Geonei Hook w.as making his will., some. friends who. were present expressed, their surprise that he had not more to. leave.— : " Why," said the worthy owl, G 4.1 do not leave, much ) but what 'I .do 4iaio as honestly acquired,' : for it, never cost s a sailor a tear, nor My country a farthing." ; Ou the 94h instant, in ,the eveolegv as . Charlea Moore (employed as a - post-chaise driver at the, Awl -inn, Bury St. Edmunds) was returning home . Iwith a carriage from guston-Ilall, be had not pre-, ceedt'd.far when he found it necessary to get off the bea, in order to'adjust some of the harness ; in do ing which he slipped down, and unfortunately brolie Isisleg ; in this distressing situation he espied a crea ture whieh bore • the human form (we Will not say . pi man), .of whom he crated assittauce ; the fellow en quired whith road poeg. Moefe'las going, and hay. ing lisnOrtaisted his route, swore, as the latter was not proceedingytowardsHrandou; ht' would not help , bun : and,tite unfeeling brute' actually passed on, although the agonised snpplicatit proffered his watch and money by way,of temptation! 'Thus, in a se jvere frosty sight, the unfortunate cripple was com j pelted term:went tiiii . bOt es well as - be rould ; unit drive to the turnpike-0e at lagfiani (a distance of isearlylive miles), where the keeper generously af. teeded.that assistance which had ,hefere : been so, its betnanly refesed-him - Foneter.--.-•On the 17th inst. ,* genteel young 'man, calling himself- Lieut. hip _Cifyiton, of hi# iWfse,'s-ship: iiiik. Peak, presest4.to the Oankr •iegratiouse ofbfassrs. 6eokett and Cs. of Margate, iv isibter of credit, pirrporting to coma [rem ,the house Of Mestro. Rogers and -Co. beakers, London, en this` !faith of witiehheobtaiped thew* pf twenty pounds.: Immediately on his tearing the B" k, Messrs: S., and Co. Were ibaliteeddeom Otr,sunstoucoo, close lt to examinellie latter* mei were obiyttly oovioccd it It o, was fictitines ; After ,d • . *arch, the rt.:min:wile; fiend at Wright's Ynek - I jitit going ° W l ', AO London coach.. He was nstintly given in obit : rip-tie, a Peach °slew * end 4 0 0 11904 Mk" a ' A f in fi ctrat il On lb pones we foopil A ;refit . aluntbei ° Ply moi l ere •calied- Fleet Notes, front , .one.lo .ten vow" Pp Pawnbrokers' duplicates , and . -Plan!" other which 'left no doubt of his basting . repetsented* bi . . self in several torts of .the 'moiety so p wooer, rank :- hews* remanded, 4be a farther Issidu• .11;104 the morning of the 'Jimo day, ite•••litioiVeLoot , • Oeth • - lleektilis -- t' . ---- •' L t eg noo ' l ' o w r n i g e P iti ,c li. c c.i u.a . : C4 nia * . , '° , l , l i f he io e t n Uot n : i niee l , r . , R.c o lt : e: 7 l(l4 ) .°v l ll :ll :l l (i s rlD)t i 'El t : t l:l ; b: t ?': l ; ; L t ittl r tel g htli. e e'll:if ; : t tl.: o s o t.t d ral l er ; ° s ...llll.M t iti t ' o cettt io n i sl t till ot er : ciaCe it 'lr t h.ss ar l sb i c: i : c t e irt c n s "? e ld i t lE " !. 'Note also of the happy cotleety insulting to the public (nom m e. ' di, al ineo confining their rateration to rt certain Oats of ol;:toyy <, • Stades. GOS.i nod Co. continue to direct their stadia to throe ertsogtiers tidying from wsecret deyttuctire habit ofincoreitirryte south, n hip le uot only occasions a opMerons train of owrvossaf. regions, hut oho ennui; on its Olt:tries all ;he enciyating WM citifies of old ace: lit that -ditstressing lime of.tteltilitv or del. ' ciener t whether the erool‘eiptrice !dwelt bandit" traibits, ewe.. sive dinikint,lotrig residency to hat rtimittes.we nay mit& coot, I by •sornich the poweis of the ronlituslon beentoe eofecaled, :o O regolorty coincided Sittrgermy of Lnudoei they utter s 1 firm,, tote, nostspetdv, Ito-titration to sound nod vigiebos hen's!). • • Where an early epplieatlon is sonde. for Atte. cy re of n rennin i 1 I , corder, frequently enturacted ion momeof .or inebriety, the t a ys di;;;. o6 lfirk in ti o g e r i n n tint .,re lly ai e ti um oi p eed lete st d ud in in t , h ( t; te s ni lh fr ort o s a i ge tac s e ni nf ,e tu t.t. ! . • . neartufettion, characterised Sty a varies) of parotid *nit di l dre,- *trig sly olptintts, a perseverance in their plan (without reittoonot in rliet'or esiNcirie) Will ittsorelo the patient tt permatwot and endicol core. Tote diyesnet of the Urethra, ns frequendy connected with or arising from the itimm complaint, nave n o t .. , copett their ant u. that; by nu intolidtle nod improved plan, they are enabled hi remove ithytionte o Wefts and Stricture*, whether recent or of st _out resorting to the painful arm clanivroon tit* a ihi caumie liougie. Many instances ran be ;induced of Ceti inveterate cagey. of several potty cotainuanee,hrtrine y hid. ed to then* melhotd in a few da ) s, after the cure load !Rea mt. tempted by attar preetititipers without chest ; owl such has been the offerable result of a practice of fourteen i rm.., that the mode of treatment Inn nut in one sineleiontonce ever proved abortive doting which period mail th 0411411 1 ,1 perf•DS, of booth Sexes, have o experienere tire enjoymvol of having herli pro feetly-cured, allerSevere and injurious methods have hero per feVAptr4 into tin purpose. Messrs. (iota % ai 4i itl h oos eu : in ette s l r tslv .r ely thi p a rtt i fit ie ss y ing ui l ft h; f eu mi re h af e, these 6 :m a • FA/outer, marked with-the allequy so justis Auto lord to g V ignorant' enisiiric, think it but iastire to themoSolvoy too sew, they have been properly.eduented and initiated ono ,vo.ty Mich of the inverts/4m (certificates of which, flow old trot .314opitals, and testimonials hoot the - omit - etainuat Poltysin .at, lilleY have to couvioce fly enquirer) that the toccess residing fruits their rode:moons fir-t ludueed them to gait - the pr.ortire of the getter:li Practitioner, itud t tlicy preemie that time l oss tensions constitute is fair ground for roe unprecedeloted mi. deuce with which they have, by the Public, been sot liberally hum.-tired. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or hi ht. ter) by Patient:, of either Sea, *telt secrecy, deireacy, aratiat teoththo .. . Vioients in the country are requested to stale the political ors lit filen cose, - Ige, tool manner of living , enclosing &Avid-node 4 . . N. ;Waite and unedilioes; and the lame wIR beprwatded he any part of the IL ioedons. . GOSS and CO. Surgeons, No. 1 1 , Ronverie-street, Fleet street., - _ . , AXiliftriteliNGE. I‘ll'l.4sltS 't/Rll.lr, and Co. Sorge&nl, late in his filitiesty': service, challenge thc 0 b obble worM e is prove it 4 11(41411Ci . wbere their bledichse ;sal Method Cure have (ailed of the ticsired effect. The prowler of tw in y year's hi this particular branch tit their profiession has not sires see to °he woureessful cpsc. - They continue to hirer( ihrr stlidier to. the treatruedi and care of VENERr. th CO s PI 4 l WI'S, and that A e i rang e n sent of the system, which i the consequence of the perineum , : and st ristaftal effects of ri habit 144 rind most Yudiappily pursued by the youth: of boll vexes. Is the one it will he found to be the onfailiteg ~ lIIITC of Bprrearcdt the other have its raviptes fainl'iy developed in theist Is 4 d 4. tressiog state of dehility, which. tf not tiverty remedied, [trifle nate. la I Olittliellfe. 'flies< are its remote tind.uldiscote diets: while cansatinplines, lots of inn:ruler power. nod Yarrow rye :vault etwnphiluts, tinnily ehdkoeinfrise tbe ear . n o 41 ebb licklitury vice ; .if persons litogui:lting under rtiSnrddrs Widen( to r•stris n habit - , 00. ireattpent ti ',hold,. mot hat Dever preve , i ott• *nceesit'ul in the course of tie lute, laborious. moil tutt,:is extended practice. .to vire roost oletittioe rind cutuplicated ev.o.. f Ye , there'd infection, stKla tie obstrtitalons in the urelhts. ~ , 1111` e'" rreircatees, hard tumours, callus ulcers, eruptiens, :colitis! • sieuffitew, glom, tw also . . . . ST It I CTUR ES, whether revel or of long .duration, and which have billed dr ' kilt of otherpraetioners, ate , by their present improved pica • of treatment , effectually nod permanently cared, witiamit oa 14 patient sulteriug Cite enCrUClttillit plait studstud;lilt Midi( I.,einm rd) whirl, t r equeolv follows t h e applic.stion of the illnar C 211,11:. c roo-ed la She COUR! o ',NOV years c %teeter pro rice in t hi: metro polis. numerous t a cases strictures h:;ve horn nod Are dtttly I. dor their care, the total era/lir-Minn a o hark is effected 11 g mfr. 44911(111. atd expeditious mode of prortie:,„ superior wok) .4taer Itt n d npted . The • went:new, reitti.,l 004 an d de i t iiiitt , . tog fruits this compinith , is sperdils rentuge,l, 'Ol 02 aliens Minted on moms nod sigaeaut heakh. Htit .hen! `' ebitity Ms for year/ existed, is props r I.eromerance to Clair it'. :,"Cleli ye fs'Pgidi:ess olden the.strieinrc. boo. iteen,oclor. .i.r.l. r lio ' 'arelb/abb trgilibile 1.0 .revive 4se sloutheging spat its of Oft. ed 44 tosesturlistase tins Counitutisoi. ftear:ril Noblemen runt Geatlemen t‘f the } leer re 4104 0" .14.1te:Igi.en derJ be.care of Mews. Cu,'' ' we Co. (or ' 1111 m i red Po.lllloeitsts Of the breihill, Elfitire, ikk. I ;11 ,4 kg‘ i, a onidlcal Nod {remanent else, regnett that rt fetvi..! "'Y be Offs 161 them. Its Luittrosary e eitkriees of Or APl''' . P..titeefier..lt! 41 .Morte. 4:wrete .nii, Cei:e plan of ira4o l . l "! 1 " 111 Y or !brae Grolemeri hay:, but striatum fr .... i sew sot!sriAl WN NW *II brio roulsr ! the core of N u mnaluttwis , ''', , ; .'"'" "'her gorkedin 4 anW erniarnre. wow •,nestoteti kt• • •-.. f kr rhentSent ion sit .11W11111ff coossliC, sw•tilootulicreS• 1 e P atoms in ila coyote) isle requetted m nate the varti ,9 ~ i Reuel hobo of lie ire. &y, ihri toa s t -.01 n . ' _,_~ ~ . air=%t•':s.-14 Minn he had been aide to make, couMi he, as it ap- I opinion of your Petitioners, inseparable Trout rts .TllO puornyug s u 1..1m......... • - --- pearl, gain. the door , in , his than weak, and pro- glory; and, therefore, it ii in at spirit of teady.„ 'Main. 0Obi) • add Saw, idol). illikeril. of . 416 11 0 04 '1' .4 1 ,4.4:4"""r rag ;;;:: , ;;:i - Ceitir_mil 1 16 6 " "I. li"".1. " 1......5.; - " I r 4 .. 4. n r reinev. when Le , nte ~, , .... !Wily lli part, ioaensible state, so as to escape the considerate , and genuine patriotism alone, t hat they t hey, nowt**, *lid roceired It siesilor itileg • 4 SOW vk.10 , 410,10,147. ' 6 , 001 . : 1 '.°:, r r,i - 5 t f ; t k . h4 ,1,,,,,. 'fa emu' , '''i o aeleterious effects Of•tha vitiated air, in. whic , b these now prefer to your Iliinui•able House their;prayer days hetet! by polet,'Ais kelp aliterg-rjhli a d ~ ( o , w '; ." 1- ,,,,,, ( ,,,1 4 " - :7, 1',",i.....,„ „ riert , t ie :t .... s iac putaive"t le QQ untkary 'sufferer s . had been involved, "Sid to, which , for the restoration 1. *those ,blessings which pence - 04 , Co. Otaikers, Toanale • , halkiliiime. so' -...* be n •ded Ili Ow tecoaa r for iirsiv , • s. . :iller 50 .,,,,iii they '4O :victims. ' tits went canaille :fiords a °air can priStares se Slhqiiiiliortaoccof artich they" tiok.tho• sisaiiiirf ergairiei • • .. ..onor. Ili O w Ain. ipsay t!lt m 01 1 1 .10 4. ii '' . , ..e i : ~ haw, Ni. ke ii=elviiey. resicc§, and tuingan, .1 5...... -ilik\er te4tr . .rn of w,nrriingi ',liakAfieeas - 'WI lialitloi *lli WS& It .t.helisluty . to ',try • reptotedl7 in tbeepo to tii. ern ;• • rittaitibeidoora die 14441114 111 44.4 A ' ' A.. • • ••. . . • . / LAO/ to r . inn '• . . d sitStinst this danger incident to all placed in similar. reopectrui - Wit itrfivllMi.,PelfP s ..tiliti.dit. wilidh the' FlialY i' 466 */4 11 " .,4111. "" lishil41611yWeilli "' 9 " 3 " 4 " ' sr ' . -11117. TiNttnn-Inr en. • nitrations. We understand there are four clildron Vonsiitnlion * eirltot4i4 Ocht to . 'mate,' ai Age-, cornrMfted Ihr trlat‘‘..for•khcfritelier*olerso*Wilata - . " it 44 * ill SPA gratidnUititer loft tit dogma *lir 'Mei born Briton!, to the-1404 wittkion,. , sott hOmau . ity' 'end Co. cirri abeibat ntliintrostic 044 19)44iiriplgr conitog , : 11 P i. ri i s x.fol ted . :i i ii i d f.4 l; l u c l . k.s ll l3 4 4 7. ; lc Y lancitoly fate. .of their Repro's/halvah Parliatit6i: ) roes of doing sway tbegtopitei oplatio.;:lta a o '.l, 4411 -, . , . . 4 u1t.)4.1.et,,...n.1:rw.. I'. WedaA t q _