The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-06 00:00:00

. 1 / 4 _ AMERICAN PAPERS. 1 I tiotisE OF itEPRIeshmTATIVES. Fan. 21. The following Message was received . from obe.r. ct i, Went of the United States, which, after %clog _v ad was referred to the Committee of Forellpt.ltelationsl TO TUE SENATE ANN HOUSE ov EtvitIibESTATITIS Of THE VISITED sTATEs. • • • 11 I lay h#fnre Congress copies of a Pieclamatiotti attar British Lientenant-Governor of -the- island s Ut.ntuda, ahidi has appeared under circumstametts. Ina no Op docizt of its authenticity. It re el ** Br Order in Council of the 2tstb of October last, prdriding for the supply of the British West Indies, Intl other colonial peseessiorts by trade under ape - I vial licences, aid is acCompalt:edty circular bob*. tenni to the Colonial. Governors, %ilia cessliesiti; . cened importation.. from the ports of the United Sta tr 4 to the, ports. of the Eastern.Ststes exclusively 4 "fh; Governoteof of Great Britaitt,had already introduced into her Conitneree during a war, $ system which at once violated the rights of other tuitions; sr d,. resting on a .mase#l l forgery and perjury usi knovo.to Jbther times,• was leaking an unfortunate , progreakie.undertnining those principles of Morality Ptictreligion which arttibliaist foundation of nationsl hv • 4 f4Th4 policy netviwticl — almed to the world intro atales•lnto her mode or ardegre,a'r4stifan ettetity tingui)hed by .the defereilty . of 'lts , [eats ea eta t h e depravity ofrits.cbalacter ; hating for its ei)jetA ei , solve the ties of allegiance, and the sentiments of loyalty in the adversary nation, and to seduce and ETA rate its component .parts the.one-from the other. " The Oneral tendency of these demoralising and diserganislrg contrivances will' be reprobated by the christian world; maul iltlittsnlling at tempt, ott i the;viitue, the honour, .the patriotisminnd tbe . lidelity of our brethren of ibe Eastern States, wilt ;...ttico to c3ll forth all their indignation and riventwitt, aunt to 'attach more and more all the State.' ,. 'tolhafrhappy Union and Constitution against which sixth!' insitl;ous and malignant artifices are di rected. • " The better to guard, nevertheless, against the effect of 'individual cupidity and treachery, and to tint.the corrupt projects of the enemy against her sett,. I recommend to thi •consitkratian of L'ongress the expediency of an effectual prohibition of any trade whaterer, .11 citizens or inhabitants of the United States, under special licences, whether rc la'ing ttycrsons or purls, in aid the) euf,.a I:ro hibition of all exportation from the United Stoics in preign bottoms, few of which are e.-1..14y pioded, whilst nrtrlt lied counterfeits of their flogs and papers arc covering and encouraging the navi gation of the enemy. • •' Felauury9.l, 131 x. " „TAMES 'MADISON." THURSDAY, FEB. 26. The Bill received from the Senate for remitting pe. naltits.on all British manufactures imported from British. dependencies, (not being clandestinely im. ported) and on all goods shipped from the kingdom of Great Britain, before the 2d of February, 181.1, poised: • A Bill was reported by the Committee on FOieign Relations, this morning, to prevent' the exportation' from the United States, to the \Vest Indies, dre. in foreig4 vessels, of staves, lumber,. horses, mules, asses, neat cattle, cheep, hogs, live-stock,: and live provisieus,•and all provisions whatever—(thus fol lowing, in the description, the late Order of the British Gt vernment, regulating! the export from the United States to the West Indies, &c.)—['This Bill; with the Bill under consideration to-day, to prevent American vessels using any licences or passei, will produce in substance an embargo. The only profit able export left open, will be that of floor and wheat to the Y••ninsula; from the Middle States, thus pro ducing a partial and unjust operation on the different States, or Sections of the Union.) vs maim. • GENF:MAL lIARRISON ; S ARMY. A letter from General Harrison's army, dated at the Miami Rapids, February 12, toy GentNman in Pittsburgh; states, that a party had been sent out to pursue a body of British and •Indians, but return ed without overtaking them. The letter adds, "It is generally thought that Malden will be the first ob ject with the General, and it is probable we may move from this place on that route to-morrow ; at all events we shall in a fe* days." This proves beyond a doubt that the report we kad %nine days since, of a victory gained by General Harrison, is without foundation. viz.'being a butcher not appearing'in a clean shirt, American Papers state, that it was doubted whether land being a disloyal min, by drinking the. health'of the Bill for suspending the Non-Importation to !he Ist i Bonaparte. The reply from • the government in of June, 1814, would pass into slaw. The suspension ; London reprobated the mode ef: contlectiei the elec. ? * excludes the importation of hats, millinery, shoes * : lions at Jersey ; this, however, was nest setistaitory; silks, articles, the principal material of which is; to the contending , parties, and, in consequence, hemp or flax, except Irish linens, woollen cloths, the , Commissioners were sent there to enquire into the first cost of. which shall not exceed-4a. steeling, per ; , busine.ss. They reported that their opinion. wat t .; square yard, cotton 1 - 5 d . -per yard; it imposes the that the inhabitants had alviays"mktaktni th*Clartise", lowest rate of the- present duties upon n'.l imported. , grintod by King !oho, and that it . was not Wendell a: t:cles, not. heretofore liable to duties, and an addl., that all the inhabitants should vote at Elections who tional tonnage duty of six dollars on foreign ton,. I paid rates, but the higher orders of these who di& vie, making in the whole eight dollars per ton. No so, and recommedded that it should be taken from drawbacks to be allowed on goo& exported. I them, and given to the Deputy Governor and the The Duchess of BRUNSWICK is understood to have . King's Officers. From this report the inhabitants bequeathed her blouse and furniture at Blackheath to appealed. Sir S. Itomitth and Mr. Acta,' were the Princess of WALES. The valuation of it may be heard for t h e inhabitants at large, and Mr. Wc. about 'twenty thousand pounds ;' for (hero have been zrrsltELL foe the higher order of the inhabitants, all considerable additions since the property was bought • reprobating the Report of the Commissioners. The of Mr. Symmonos. It is the house in which the origin of the modes of election and great men in late Mr. CHESTERFIELD lived the last years of his life, this country were traced and handled very freely. and there it was he died. As for the house of the In answer to what bad beeA alleged against Mr. Duchess iplianover-square, that was held en least. , Ilanly, as to his business, Be. it was stated iii only, under rent to Lord Panizastoti. . reply, instead of his being a butchtfr, he is a con. • larousurr op Putususszar.—Thn Jamaka ' tractor for beasts for Government. His manner 'of pers mention the punishment' of two• inhabitants dress was best left to himself. His drinking 111.ona ( Messrs. Overd and F,dmeston), for-smoking segars parte's health was when we were at peace with him, dm.* in a boi at the Theatre, to boa fiße of ROI. eaeh, and Sir S. Rossit.Ly apologized to their LordsMps for not 30 days imprisonment ; a• Me , fi b Resew*, , being so thoroughly master of die subject as he.felt convicted ofiirveigling a negro from Mts t M.'Clarke, be ought to be, on account .ot his numerous . and enjnying the proOt °this lubour,tor IT yeats,4l.; gagem4sts which pressed upon mulcted 20s. -. ency would be amply made trp by his It. was Mr. Furtado, the Jtre l - . .'; who Inetarnee-' Mr. ALLEN, 1,11,0 would follow him, ant. pliosed himself into a Turk t o . boost tare Drsity.latte. that-he had taken his brief to acconuneditts Orchestra, and he says it was for.i!".seager‘:.Was itpart the satisfaction of the parties, who had 4 0 ' of his bet that he should boliboted and shouldered , by saying, they did. not thick their out of the Theatre? But to Int.sureit asst laughable: arty other'handsos his. We ttitll to think that4he.Directer Of the-Osstorios should be line of this interesting Appeal. cajoled intp rho belief that the Turkish. 'Ambassador Lordiffilps from eleven o'sdatks should condescend to peifona a contorts- foe bis argUntents Were issued aid 'cl amusement. *An-. . hutittoo Will report their &elitist • • I . • - (iie subject' its he _tett how lie" itierred—le-r-klee.iiiit-e4eyonent-rhow largely he , tet;tli. their eadeatour.. dibt inaired thrill wok the kis tiumerous other eft. contributed to the waste of others. That was sorela blame- o f the pfteemi Priktioft ifter ,. ft egile.y.precows that their jtte7;',. ' truo avarice, which win i redigal ill sernieur, and lav hh d Mee; teurielor eaustitute a fak;genuod foe lite oupeeredented tea' . on him, . but.. hig defici. lapse the seedy and a ieted, which eqoally dippeasrd tempo- . Brace with whigh„.49 l ove , by di e publi c , % mu . Mlogni1:1 ) by his Learned Friend andr casters,. ` . and the nioreeltalled benedletitui clf eternal, itlerY. boooared. - • • , .. .. •-, . ..,,. ' .__ '• • . se d plisiOnse. Hi' lelPit dilcoorte, were distragalliten !IV ~• •To be ealwaVlOS et their house daily (ftereettille • ncililrwl" . • ow Inrn, and conies ~ poipte.uity ; cad hie_ varyeest ' war rarlifit and animated. tie Igm by plaiisk o f e mer ap e , g r ub anc oey,!seqater c hnd at. . . . 1 aecontmodatts and for has ertiolitfuld fettl . -relegemeot loiltaroenarsesirsrlrhs CiwiW taiga. • ' ' • 1 who had tattered h i m daft hewn, is three voleatto•••4 work on tho ProMicies-4401; • Norms to the equality ere reutocginVll!*l4;tituil ri. a fete 140 Senates tied Addresses on pink-alai ,•• ion.. It •, of their rise, agroweliannier of it , earrtrorit. a ealtio- ruts a. their Me to cafe in is p . lir the' ctligalt .f li t 6t4 " 4 " 4 4/ the ' ' .. °VI* bbtilieatid ruteth ail. the sales ..111.1teewstrtied to am only Ore an' dui. Whirl' bs sxPeriewsd but w biterruPtituw , ,. t • k part »f the K , . sti• it deettpled their eximritd .14IR ' eg""" II I 7 ib . '''' ..- 11411SS and COTaili . 111643,1leitheihtlir.eti 'Fleet% tublike/0 Pr Mama* . • . • ' • • • rii „.., :• . Z. ! • '•* lc' t il l Dour for. The Ow a sif ever •l'.is . , t . —!. ` . .. 1 e" Kr ' I.** • • ~ • • • •t• . . • . • .: 0, • s elosed t i of !Ise Coo. • . " "11 F.44 / 4;L• • " 1 •x. 'id 'ini in to . e Adria - t• vu I ,i. 119111111141,6- •pv? 4miapon: spot , - . • ` 'satsuma wont& . 117. -1t t, - .......... , . .... - • ... .. ro • •• •. . Stir o ne-pound bold, AT, later vitymerit, ',Bunk ever, sower where • A, the no • 4. and a.luad *lithe . icription tendered by the Prisoner, withits the last ttio months. • The Prisoner sal4, he haft got the note in payment' for some duplicates which he had sold tea mannamed Curtis. ' •He was remanded, to produce.oridanco to this fact, if he teal& • Several of 'the light-fingered gent!, were brotight l np, charged with attempting to plOr. pockets to i Shinner-street, on Sunrifiy; in the cro4d . whleh collected to slew the imokini rules ot the Coarser:, vial Hsll, which hadbmnt bark do wn..1.-Gitorom i and - Evans; were committed to firidtwell 'for one month each, in consequence of chitties of this descriptiOn taring been exhibited against th,em ; and John Oliver, eharged by Iftiniphries, the Boil street °Meer, with a like Offen* eras crimwitted to take his trial. . "' thllo;4•llALL.—Goff, Goraley,' and' Clark 'W4e.. . applied to.by the Reverend Mr. C..a Dissenting Mi.. mister, whose chapel is in the neighbourhood of the ' Obelisk, to go and disperse a mob which - had assem bled round the doors of the 'meeting-hove. . On their arrival at the spot, the officers found near 500 ' persons assembled, who had been drawn together by a handbill distributed publicly, chiming Mr. C. with being addicted to unnatural.piopensities. Im.' pressed immediately with the truth of this accuse. Lion, the mob, without. further enquiry; collected fur the purpose of iidlicting,summary punishment v pon the preacher, and proceeded to . the chapel for that purpose, and it was with great diffiCalty! that: • the officers could . prevent the doors of the ineciting .. house being forced ; they however succeeded In pro:' tecting the congregation in their way front thilniet. • ing, and the mob dispersed.; in the afternoon, bow. ' ever, they were again sent for, and found' a still more numerousitisemblage than in the morningi and with all their efforts they could not . protect the 'Minister from, being saluted on his way from the . .I meeting with a ihower of stones, mud, and other ' weapons. _. betting; .. any presocitiOn, a pent* of the name of Thistle , wood, a police-officer." • - The Prosecutbi idea, tha t on the 29th of Js Unary last hi was price:dint along the street in a. liackney-ceach, when he *as. suddenly stopped by•a :tfilmeodolis peOple, some of whom accused ;the person who drove the toad' of baring maltreated them. Immediately he perCeived • a couple ef• butchen mounting the coach, brandishing their del 'slurs, induced him to intsirfere. He desired them.4 . 6e gone,' and showed hisstaff of Office .2 .lNre so incenand the crowd; that.they pulled the Prose, 'cotor down to the pea l uietat, and bestowed' a most Unmerciful' druhhing.o.. his body With their. fiats.. The busiest in thia att a ch irsie the two' prisoners.' They were sentincet to sit mtintlialinprisonitent.• • 4SSIZES. .• • • LAtINCESTOtt; The Assizes conititenced • here before • Sir A. .CRAmsaa, la the Crown ear, and Sir G. WOOD, at the Nisi Pries. • SATURDAY, APRIL 2. John Gostling and 'Elizabeth Warned were indict , ed for stealing it paper •parcel containing sundry. hills, checks, and notes, belonging to the North. Cornwall'lla:dit.,. which ad been entrusted to .the mire of Blake, the driver of the heavy coach between the Indian Queens and Truro. It appeared is 'evidence, that on the 19th of August, the parcel ha ..qbestioft, which contained sundry bills, Checks, *c. to the amount of 7571. was regularly booked at Bodmin, to be forwarded to Mr. T. Nankivelly Truro, The -Coachman, N. Ball, :who received the parcel at Bodrain, was. informed of its Contents, and put it for safety into-his corn-bag, in the bottom of the coach. Hejed no _ passengers when . the coach leffbadmin, Int he shortly'after took up the two Prisoners. On.arriviug at the In- Oen, Queens, Ball took the parcel from his bag and • put it into the . pocket of the coach, 'et the same time acquainting 11. Blake, whe drove from that place to m Tee, with its contents. The Prisoners proceeded in tire coach until within a short distance of . Truro, when they were set down. On :the coach arriving' at •Pearce's Hotel, the parcaLwas foond-missing.— ! Blake proceeiled immediately to the White Ilart,• "where he .foped the Prisoners, and searched their. pack, • .bot without . success. Mr. Pearce, on the next day, traced the PFliouers to Falmouth, where 1 . they were talOn• into custody, and the' parcel con taioing all the vrepertp-found on.the woman.' They wermtpipd•Goiits.—Seven years transporta ' Yesterday the Appeal from the Island of Jersey came on to be heard before a Committee of this Lords ' of the Council, at the Council Chamber, Whitehall,. 'respecting the right of electing Jurats or Judges:7 ; The Meeting was adjourned from one held on Fri day last, and which was attended yesterday by the Lord President, the Lord chancellei, the ,Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary of State for the War' De : pertinent, the First Lord of the Treasury, the . Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Lard Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench; the Master of the Rolls, the Judge of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; •the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the 'Governer of the' . i,lsland (the Earl of Chatham), the Marquis of Cam. ' den, Mr. Ryder, &c. all the Cabinet Ministers, the Judges; end those who have been in office since' the question has been pending ; arising out of the follow itig circumstances :—The Island possesset a Charter, granted theta by King John from Which time to the present all the inhabitants paying rates 'had voted 1. for Officers of all descriptions. Some tieie sin'ee; a person of the name of thinly wai'eteeted to the office of Jurat or Judge, which not •ottly entitled him to sit in in Assembly there, similar to our house of Commons, but also as a Judge in• the Courts held there of Equity, &c. It was objected to his taking his seat and possession of the offices to which he hid been elected there, and sent to Government here, on account of the following disqualifications, On Wednesday night as Mr . John S nell, of Lis -1.•• lord, was returning to that pike from Lestwithiel, in a poit-chaise, *the horses to fright, in conse ! quence of . Whiehthe driver was thrown from his seat, the.carriage upset, and. Mr. Snelltilled en the The deceased was a very respectable young man, much esteemed and regretted. The driver was se- I and . Verely wounded in the heed, a continues in a very dangerous state, him the bruises'lle rececied.. An Inquisition' was . lately taken it Ifinilope, Bucks, on view of the body of Denis Panter, an .I,infatit about two months old, who was accidentally killed from a blow he , received on the head. The mother was gOing to tike him to be christened, and 'had, for a few minutes, left him to care of a female friend; who, in the act Of nursing, suddenly struck his head with such violence against the chimney-piece, aato occasion a concussion on the brain': he lan guished five days.---Yepti4 7 -Accidental Death. • It As said the 3d Dragoons of the King's German tegiori are going to Hanover. JrnoweiperlitL ... 4kis. _ ,„ illawedzhettie idlest agreeable itut complete- Pith Legat o s,. sake ow Worth-RAW, king wiegiuliell is Attistaieciaiim • by soy mike. - . . - - , . . .. .... - .., K ENDA t,„. le'ligniter,.. .Prestoer • K4rloy•Lniaidie;•Balt aa . • Charley,. Ormski , k. and flarstangr Pest C. o 4ebeft.everY Micr oliter, nt Five o'Cluelt:• Guarded, • .. .. ~ GL A SGO W,,- Lour aw h; Gretna-Hrier• A math, iSainfries, * - Bran WWI, 'ritornelli, • Satighlraftniff -,Crtiiroack,:lintinell, • ' and all pars of Suit!and, (;uinpeiltugu Ca i ne. (1,3 4 4),„ .., YORE , ,it unmade, rind Edinhurgit; aim . Co rish.4tert ir lied with a Guartrbrueghmit; kiss ,art every Misrai_g at, hilfitse . Sic "'Ciotti., - Ift. way ut New ark,•*Riliffiril; Wdensidr, D .c li , Muniielletloin. Pin help, iiitorisiiilt :,:nop• 4terwick.-1, • , P. "• . Fro iladiag ttieensel.ei filligaed fitilie .fesstle etteg ' slily rift what time the Avow. rhea nrafeed oh Heist itariltdditiarint- fare.. J. Clark, it*" Blavic Pick:" CU:. 4 • ,!y-strtlet. York, rent Concheeto.,Saadesluird, Hilly lit!htbli. -- t t raw 11,•Wiin'y, 'awl other Places. •i , [ BRIDGENORTII and Weisel' 'thew •• Pest • Co ach, - every liveoing. s ' •• " • . 1 . ' CARLISLE,. Pftwith. and Whitebnven. !pot ,Cearb, g um 11411 b• Four Donis, aid ii Guard all •the Nay. Mires througb • h ;idtst il l s iXg rell y, h A t t r e t A r r:l, l l)4 l“" ca: l ter ill. , * 3 iild re (lr r a k iithatat ..' ( est w ,liy , eighteen miles), sets out every Mornin g . • • orrery ttiejleiniey with the greater. facility. Pinengera qi. • on the Read by Wives or pleasere,- have the retinae •• - Z r advantage of th e EMU bet; secured in the agar Coach. . •W A IaFIELD - Pot Ceiseb , every Mo r ning , at lial; : par4 Rix ("Clot*. ..:... : .. • • . • ' CHESTER, Newport, 'Whitellareb, Taerwley, Nanlwiek.• • frarthwich, rind Middiewicb, Post coach, every Evening, at.,. Five o'Cinek. ' ' li -* . - -Sllit D ' , ALAND, Stockton, and ifvoirNew Coach, every': ..., illornirtg, to the George Ino,.Seaderland. ..,_ .-. ~. • , MANCHESTER, Window Conglet n o, 1 14 (iw*IF,I,Callici,.. aid' Wolv e rhampt o n, Pow Co nch, everyAfferhouL Partied.: ' SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiest. Vree'Citsieli; . the Rovni Charintte,ever7 Ertel:it; at Five o'Clirrir:OdirdftL SHEFFIELD and Rottunlintp,JE:ockcnack;,nallect the Rock. :bighting, every 'Morning. • • - Si Al OU•fiIAMPTON, Wi ri efiteiitiltltternitlett ton Coach, tirtery .Evening. -.s i .. 111 RUIN 611 Aki Mereary Post Colei , w• Lh a ppard a ycle :"., ars every Afternoon, runt teach* Iliiteieletedi sieltdaY at W h in" Pnbeeli by/ -Oil faid,. Easswi,. and Shipmette l lo the Sarateit's -• •• Head, Iluil:streeteDirminghant. : • HULL. Northeave, Hoyden, TM)it i 6nneredn , Pert - •toarh. every Mon-ing at liaf-p lat-Sis o Cluck, to the ileitis& • asa Inp,,hjytoninte, Hull. . • - . : ..-, .. .. ▪ HERTFORD, Ware, Iloddesios, owl, theshunt , Cottek‘• rt every Morning. ‘...i; ••• ' TOTTENUAIif and Enti i ONTO Coach:daly,. et hall,. ..,.. past 10, half-156st 2.; halfirailt 4; aid hail-past 7, o Clock. • 7 . . • VAILB 4 0 1.61T1CE: -• • • •.A FERsow in the Neighbourhood Of Glistow p • • ebnid h few dejs ago upon Mr. Angus MlDomtlel..Bratis. -• • 4!• daftplace, to that City, and informed him, that his:Vfe been &ngetsjUdy erected wttlEa Gathering iii fitltqAmp (its hr Siirgeon t;rmed atteoded whit ail rielint $S' se grate. .s 7, spitting. •diditoliy,uf breathing, Ake. fie., it tying ern. her, nodes, Otte froiff Gdinen Boide 'Dr. L9MON'S' CORDIAL BALM OF MIRA D, she recovered .14 chi slat nVartishiug litniory her health andspirii,bcr mailitebtt Ikavitti . "l7 bren thereby rentoved most toiruculamly. Mr/ill'l)hatitd ba....perniiwitin to refer respectable Ia tit:frets to the ,l'orty.-t-lst December, 4811:'- • • * • . A OPlefbwaite pear Kendal, Dec.2s, 1211 - v .. • .• • • Tn. DR. SOLOMON, Gilead-house; rear Lin:Spool:. • SlR,—lmpressed with the re;itorine virtues 'your Wig, • celebrated Medicine, tile CORDIAL BAUM OF OILIRA-0.-t '• ** feel myself bounden in justice to you, and for the benefit of the .;-1 • Public, to inform you, that early in lust spring I had a rioter* pain in my breast, actompanied with difficulty of breathing rod excessive weakness, so that I could scarcely enlk. I eonti need fos.inune timelabouriug tinder the .aunt dapresting. Symp. • go.: s; wren, seeing in the We4Mistiand r, rigcount ;nine cures performed in this neighbourhood by taking the': 7f , ' - paid Medicioe, in (he latter part of 15epteitiher,- I* ,procured a. • • Family Bottle of Messrs. 14. acid R. llranthwnite, your Ageolk by taking of which, in two days Rime I frit its reib.ristive virtues, and before I bad finithed , the sane was restored to my former health : which. thank Gad, I tn - mivr ; and remain, • ' - • _ Yriir most obedient servitor, • --- Witnespes, . ISAAC HUTCHINSON. •.: ftad . Imuthwalte. Kendal. (aged 4o years.) •J: • ' DEBILITY, te. . ENCOURAG ED *by the uniform success attend theirlovaliar method treatment in the cure ef a feu/ prevalent complaints, whith has been confirmed by the ex perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sen sible also of the happy effects resulting to the public from me dire} men confit their attention to a certain ChM of dise:oes., Messrs. GOSS and Co. continue to direct their 'studies those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate' youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous titis fections, but also entails on its votaries all the enervating edifies of ted age. In that distressing state of debility or dens whether the consequence of such baneful habits, ezet•ss • sive drinking. long residence in hot climates, or any other rause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled. as regularly educated Surgeons of London. they offer a tiro, safe, anti speeds' restoration to sound and vigorous health. BIRTHS. I Wherein early application is made for the cure of a greats On the - S& ion; at Thorpe Ike, Surrey, the Lady of Sir Wm.: Disorder, frequently contracted in a ruordeld of inebriety, thn •• • Blacked. Hurt. of a son. • si •v.••• '..-kt• •,, ••eradiention Is generally completed io n tfic.rthort, spate • at two - • thooday avowing, Mrs. H: Goofinitrier,or a sonowitifor-- r .• Asp $ and its the more lammed-and lion vownte Ong., .of vent - ' is • 'teal Joked's'', characterised by o variety of.panflg adiditirees. • MARRIED. • . • .sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (witiorufrewpirdt... tile' d hist Mr. Hughes, St. Paul's Church-yard, is in diet or exescise) willinture tn•the patient 'a pendant* nut- Maria, daughter of the late Walt Bristow; Esq. of St. John's- radienl cure. . • . • equate. The diseases of the Urethra , as fr e q uentl y ebonecterT hf or . • . ,• • • arising from the above cour . plaha, have not etkispfd their hifint,' , • - • • • hum; by an . nfallible and improved plan t • they are enabled tis• • • remove obstinate hirers - and Strktures , whether recent'orlnf On the. ht fast gt d t palir l wt o illis .11141dbmeff s lin . , :Sauk hog deratihn, o itlieut resorting to the painful' nod dangeropf daughter of Mn : Mr's Harvey Comae. Ime of the mitotic hoagie. Many instances ,can be adduced of It is with sincere regret we have toonnonnee &stigmas or the very inveterate cases. of se - vend - years coutitittanre% having . Rev. Illemas Reliinsoa, Vicar of Mary's, ill this Unto k . ,Ed in their method kin few days, after the etire; hid twentif:.',.! : .: which torn( place on Wednesday evening last z eller a short ill- , tempted by 'other practitioners without effect ; Add such.has. Mess of a f ew hours. The lifeline , character er this Divine will, ' been the agreeable result of u practice of .fouflein.years, Oat • .„;., doubtless, be delineated by some able pen s well qualified tode .'the node of 'vestment has ant in one single instilore ever prdvie ....... • justice to their acknowl e d g ed aler t' s . He had resided in Lei- :abortive, during which period many thousand pervins, •of botti • l * . tinter thirty-nine yearsealilny.four of which he bad held lite. hetes, have experienced the enjoyment of having heeit."- .. living of St. Mary's. In the earlier part of hlsresidetre in this reedy cured, salter severe add - injurious methods hate !teeth .vcr lona, he had to coveted agaionthe died vehement PreJndieei ' severed in tom purpnse. p a ,!' n ! earied Pelleverlle9e IP Wiwi" 'inbaslcs , Messrs. Goss awl Co. exclusively prefeseing the cure of diets 11 ' , 6 an ullcaelmen . Share es etakihrivorl rosiness and aelivrne- ; par:indite complaints, in order that they I*, by a neveleficei twee kft his WOW elleitiel os mood of objection, o'boanoi few, marked with the obloquy so julttla 7 attnehed th • acv rivy, at hi s. lll scaletelY -earl the igeorant eta nide, think it but ju.oti:e t tienWrives a , Motet . heaeiidal e ill masessenlv for - Sawa ( his fellow - saw, .ntlarrit j that they have .been prqperly educated orid4iiitiartzti into evrr y .‘ %ow . 111woor not owe swot a Ids prosperity to his indefatigable branch of the profession (certificates ,of which, frons-dif 411I l mi l of runny of the. lie was the Parent and Palm- Those i floopitats.* crud ies'metoritals from the most esailene who mend, sueipeeseLhiat or being sordid, should rerneetber • they to etiiividee any tesiquirer) coo thw4ttecess resulting •. hoWlittifi he reserved for hie twerenjjoyetent - rhow largely he , Aron tbeir tenuous. Gist indneed thtrin ts.tibit ibeisitctirs . tstettitsted to tbe wows of - "__ That was surely a Masse- of the avid De, .premaind doit their ' Mchute a fair:O. for. tbentipaltredenwd confO. , , . h ic • • • • }labile" se litter:4l4 t • • . , , . . • . • - • .0 , , • 3. • • „ ... - . . . . tioll "- .t i _M 424 1--13 .w ill intou'erm* W"4—. *4*. 14 «.- - - 11 , • -- • ",, • .- -, •• 4 • . ..J ~ • ' - .. . - - - . - . - - - . . ___., - - _ _ •-•- , N alieb .0 ifalMf i t 4 . . • • • . r 44 f .l • I tOit(igii NoTs.' : i • •- -: . : . 14 . A 4 4 1'• , -1 . . I.'l' : _ A • ' •1-• : • • - , . • ' lessr . .... —CteS4is Cove '4l4' 1 . •. - ••... .ix-i- - .• I Ir 4 iff ' - .*' . . . 4 • - . I coos" Am ok . . . . _ . Glttonsitet- _ r• - • • \ ~...:...? , - - ... I L l:p i t , ' ,ir . * * :• - / ' 411 its-;• • - • • j A nsa Sti.tw• f yostettlak, *ith skirl** it -.. 1- ! .: 1 4. . vot , . ... ,* -, - ~ e t ., : .. - , .... .. t. .. . ... ~.6 , 7 „ 1 02. ;,;-.,.? - ~.. e .ppuilditotef wi th • 'lliad tp de ( 4 l4 is•.:-.Ria , !..-- .. 4046: imailia, iiic / ..-: .---, .. -,,,,, tu :,,„ • I,* .o" , doP4st - ~... At 7 id, of Fleet-meritopt., ... ~ . ' .. ,- , ' le.applarid fame : the, 'Primer :a - Red - *Oa: sh i si k i; i •; • , foir t i l__,___/I***INSI Ilipitio t . Al . met uu n r. l" :ll .4 kV*• . • Mr. R i m hold eta the 'Prisoner pout into lia lffriliteltatelllidcmitkit.l.l4ll6teles itti l . i 7 4 '110s ._ ..vitt ' 4ftiot i rEiamei.c ; %ik n , •-• ... Anilhaft..._ mil tin Stour ~. to intents' about tire. groundi .t 'lie sros • poweg e tif. lo t to to . 01,1 4 1 ilbeir:7 o ,lo" . all 474104 ire iiit atter N Everilek. 0 44c - i.7. - und's Of swig,' foi. '*llicii-lie, tendeied ;1. nolO . lii sithlitOif _ ,de be •ehOote to. ,fi t -, ~. 7 , ia , d0y..10-0....0rkrbr..4.11,.„...: ~_ ~...„ ~. .. ~ „ER, 1., Ward Zda , s 4o . t. aid ii ...._ • Boa b e a r ing etin'ip'Penrance of ti on! -Palltlit *don. . St.'ilteiefore, in:place ... ~ r 2.44 INC Caßic - tstmd, $ PAH 44 Bit ISTOU thiggiritit C./ill:141hr ... etti;* Y , .oast, 'wet; It t *h":"` . Ink of England note. Upon examinitten, hew- againsttise4:fistesimiedit, * /Went told* bosse s ' a n d re " II ! CliPellh lle Hie * lali Ihk-btrrielp 4 ' 10 OUt to be a forgery, and the-Pri. °Winkel att interview , preseated a pistol, 1004 t".. Glieelliatd " l4l-42.4. -'---....' ...- - * "fr . ;r e , r , it wa t s ur d neCi etained. lie et _first refused to- till yid) pewdeiaba, a eittpte of We, et . his . bosom, - e!stami - Cable..._ued out I . iruegli, ev . ery e r aib ee lt riieng 'ere he fired, but.on the appearance of an officer wlliCk-Iss was esti)! prevented from disciliaeging bt the F t ,,Z 4 4,,, e , & 41 " . ,7 4 7, 4 . 3 ' h r ickm ," rh 6 i "trot ta ... 6... Limsdst T a t ern became alirined,:imi gave hill at1(1;e11. . actisity.of Mr. liiidgp, trhb *lased kb arms, ind i tit nen..t. HAgegintir Tanntou, " &e:7 l- --7- ''' ; ‘"C hilb:44 '1 An inspector from the Bonk attended illtd proved kerwilitskinto tbeTowtoili of attogicer. . , 1 .LE VIM fle* tight' Gatlin failed, The Itis4A4i nti .,„,, t • . . i net* te be a forgery. ' . t -He wet lentanuid-to two years imprisonmen wi th t.. a l t ;b o u t ' F ,.,' !„, " 7 ,,„ :toidav a y l i i t i gil ioree :f 7 16 : 10 : 6 1 ,7 : , ;4 7 1: 7 71 1 :: : c: Gri c r ar td:40 .,:,: n., , ... r d . .. Twolmtchers, of the names of Gore and. Berrik; OW. Paoli' through sursAird, tiewitrk. itrifivrd. p,, --- -• 4. tradesman (eons. Fleot-market RIAO *Retitled, a stated, that 4 belad takes fifty notes *l i the des stood indicted for assaulting and belting", .int;on tendered by the Prisoner t wii-isus des last any otorocatian. a amok of the name of Thistle. , toT:-"A a nt. i t t : th "r":".—=;:n.l.'.7 l . lll '..,.. r .. l n.. • C 4 ""rhot it • t I ) V.,. , : .