The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-17 00:00:00

I+; . s' It! !,' • li ( i p • t , •. 't • ~, s 1 $. . i !" .• ' I LAW INTELLIGENCE. tiOURT OF KING'S IMMO% SAWIRDAY, rcs. 15. SIRAT V. SALE. This was an action of repleiin, to recover back the value of goods, amounting to 541. 12s. taken un der a distress for non-payment of rent. The Plaintiff rented some stables in Holborn, from a Mrs. Shepherd, and two days before she was en titled to distrain for 4he quarter's rent, the Plaintiff sent a person to her son, who was a solicitor, to tender the rent due, which he dit4 by offering him Bank of England notes in payment ; but this the son refused, insisting on being paid in the current coin of the realm • intimating, at the same time, that the rent should be paid in future in nothing but the current coin. A second tender was made on the following Monday, in a similar manner, and again refused ; and on the evening of the next day the distress was levied by the Defendant, as agent for the landlady. It appearing in evidence, that the tender was made in Bank of England notes, which, by the existing laws, was not a legal tender for /tut, Lord ELLENUOROUGM, however much he regretted that In such a case as this the law should be so, yet be must tike the law as he found ; arid, upon the evidence, the Defendant was entitled 'to a verdict; and the Jury found accordingly. . (TovtY) 4W TAM 0. rAtArst., • nil was a penal ,action, brought ondtr the Statute of Siltabeth, against the Defendant, a blaster plais terer, for employing; in his service, out James Dela hay, as a journeyman plasterer, he tilt having ser ved a regular apprenticeship to the trade, according to the provisions of the Statute. It appeared that Delahay, who had come from Ire tand about eight years ago, wes employed for four years es a mere plasterer's labourer ; but in 180 t, bound himself apprentice to one Foley, a plasterer, and having served him in that capacity for about' Seven months, absconded and went into the employ- I meat of the defendant. Various applicat'ons were made to Foley to give up the indentures, which he refused to do, but at last a sort of fiction was resort ed to, and to save his conscience, a little child of four years old, belonging to Foley, handed over the indentures to Delilizty, in the presence of Foley, and with his concurrence, for which Delahay gave the child two half-crown pieces. Mr. GARKOW, for the Plaintiff, having here closed his ease, Mr. G EASLEE for the Defendant, under these cir cumstances, doubted whether it was necessary for him to addi ess the Jury—but Lord Ellenborough thought the was fact for the Jury.. Mr. GeAst.ze said he had another objection which was unanswerable, and that was, there was no evi dence of one hours employment in the county of Middlosex where the offence was laid, and the De fendant resided in the City of London. He hoped in such a case as this, his Lordship would not let in the Plaintiff to prove this fact. Lord ELLENBOROIIGH said this was certainly that description of case, in which he would be very un willing to grant the Plaintiff any indulgence, and it was now too late for him to amend his case. The Plaintiff was non-suited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SVIORDLY, Fu. 15. 6LANDER.-STEPLIIMS T. a This was an action to recover damages for slander. t e a cem ppeared that a meeting took place ou the 6th of ber last, at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, to nominate Officers in the Ward of Farringdon With out. Several respectable inhabitants attended, and after business they had a supper, as a matter of course. The glass circulated briskly, and betweeP eleven and twelve o'clock, the Plaintiff, anxious to gratify his taste for vocal music, commenced a song. It did not appear what the subject was, but after he Ind sang the first stave in a most discordant style, the company expressed great disapprobation, under the supposition that the Plaintiff was singing a Psalm.— The Defendant, who is a baker in the above parish, endeavoured, according to the statement of Mr. Ser. jeant Shepherd, to rasp the Plaintiff down, that is, by interruption to make him desist from singing.— The Plaintiff, who is the proprietor of several houses In Fisher's-court, Water-lane, was greatly provoked at the opposition to his song, and he uttered some words, accusing the Defendant of not paying his taxes. The Defendant iu answer got up and said, " I believe I am as good a man as you : I don't keep a b--dy-house: I pay my taxes ae well as arty other man." In consequence of the latter observa tion, the harmonic meeting was thrown into ge. nerd! disorder, and the Plaintiff went home with the intent, of bringing an action for slander.— It was proved by several witnesses who had retained s slight recollection of the dispute, that the Plaintiff had sung without being called on for a song, in true Church stre,'to the greet annoyance of the compa ny, which appeared. more anxious to perform the rites of Badthus, than to attend to the doll strain produced by the Plaintiff. Tise words,-!s Aided hs the deeldiatliin were, " He'is the keeper of a b—y house , and he keeps houses to let ont to hire as b----y houses." Under all the eridence, the words were not proved, and the Plaintiff was non.- suited. The cause afforded muck mirth among the auditors. ARCHES COURT OF CANTERBURY; DOCTORS' COMMONS, F. 15. BOYD AOAINST BOYD. This was a cause of divorce, or separation frogi bed, board, and mutual cohabitation, brought by Charles Boyd, Esq. against Isabella, his wife, on the. ground of adultery, alleged to have been committed with a Mr. John White. It appeared in evidence that Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were married on the '29th of 'August, 1807, and that they continued to cohabit together as man and wife till The latter end •of the year 1809, when she quitted her husband's house,, which was situated in Sidmonth-street, Brunswick. , square. The leading facti pleaded in the libel were. that Mrs. Boyd had formed a connection with. Mr.. White, a gentleman resident in Millman-street; and that during the absence of Mr. Boyd, who belonged to the Custom-house, they frequently met each other and walked oat together. That on one particular occasion they went to a place called nighbury-barn, where they heti a private room, and continued alone - _ 1 Ir - TIM STATIiMAist. ~. together for some time; that afterwards they resorted to the Key in Chandos-street, where they had also a private room. That, on another occasion, Mrs. Boyd was watched, and seen to go into the Key in Chan dos-street, whereupon Mr. Boyd, her .husband, im mediately went there, and caught his wire comb* down stairs, when she exclaimed, " now did yost suspect me?" to which Mr. Boyd answered, '4 have suspected you some time." It further appeared. !in evidence, that Mr. Boyd obtained a verdict of 2001. damages against Mr. White in the Court of King's Bench. On the part of Mrs. Boyd, a plea of recrimination was put in. The evidence on the part of Mr. Boyd having bee* read, the Counser on the part of Mrs. Boyd, stated to the Court, that not conceiving any part of the defence of fered by Mrs. Boyd to be supported by the evi dence examined on her allegation, he should not think it right to detain the Court by entering into the particulars of such evidence. The Judge, thereupon, in giving sentence, stated, that there was full proof of the adultery between Mrs. Boyd and Mr. White, and the husband was entitled to the remedy which he prayed, unless the defence set up by the wife would prevent it. Two kinds of defence have been set up, recrimination and inattention on the part of the hus. band, neither of which have been made out in the slightest degree, I can hardly express in terms strong enough the disapprobation of the court at the sort of defence attempted to be set up. , ,The husband ap peirt. throughout to have conducted himself with greaViropriety, and I must pronounce fox tba sepa ration its prayed. . =• . • • POLICE; The LATE DREADFUL FIREti.diMEEIQA. BOW-STREET. . • Henry Gender, late Clerk in the Navy Office, after his private examination pn Thursday, was fully committed for trial, charged with six 'forgeries and with obtaining money under false pretences. forgeries, he landed. at South Shields, where he. was an entire stranger, it is said he had but three pounds ,about him, and that he intended to settle thereabout, to keep a school. When he was taken, he had but one pound. On his first seeing Adkins he burst into a flood of tears, having knowir him under different circumstances, and continued in that state for above an hour. He had in his pocket a petition to the Prince Regent. . ~. • Bill Thorby, who was apprehended dear Bishops Stortford, for being at large before the expiration of. his sentence of transportation, was examined on Sa turday. Captain Read, the Superintendent-of live Hulks at Woolwich, stated, that the Priiimer. escaped from the Prudentia Milk, on the 15tis March, 1805. He was committed for triat. Rirhard Waddle, who was brought frbra'Hythe a few days since, charged with assisting the escape of French prisoners, was-admitted to bail. Henry RusFell, alias Charles Chalmers, 'was . brought to the Office, charged with various acts of swindling at the Bath Hotel, where he kept a car: riage, and while he lodged at a China-shop in Mor timer-street, in the same style. Ile has lived as au, upper-servant in families by fall)* characters, for the purpose of lear.:tig their connections, in which he was detected at General Cuppage's, at Shooter's hill. He was committed for trial. UNION HALL. We hive already noticed the dreadfril fire which happened at Richmond Theatre. The American Papers still present us with melascholy.details of this lamentable misfortune. It was resolved in the House of Representatives to wear crape for one mouth, .in mourning for this calamity. Five hundred of the youth of Philadelphia assembled, to devise 'the most suitable and becoming method of expressing their sensibility upon this tragical event. They resolved, as a testimony of their respect for the Gentlemen from the State of Virginia, belonging to the medical Class of the University of Pennsylvania, and also of their sympathy with the mourners of Richmond, that they would join in a procession from the University, to humiliate themselves in the Temple of Christian Prayer before the Almighty. As a mark of their sorrow, it was agreed, to wear a crape• on the left arm on that occasion, and for one month after; and it was resolved also, " that as, amidst the general j gloom 'of the late calamity, many splendid instances of disinterestedness and heroism claim their sincere respect, and ought to excite their ardent emulation, I the meeting deemed it proper to transmit to their afflicted countrymen of Richmond a durable moat'. ment of their participation in their grid, which may serve as a. lasting memorial to record such generous ! sacrifices for the imitation of the youth in America." It was, therefore, farther resolved, that a Commit ' tee be appointed to procire and transmit to Rich ' mond, to be placed in the Church about to be erect ed there, a tablet of marble, suitably decorated, and furnished with an inscription which should express their sympathy with the surviving relatives and friends, and their respect for departed beauty, depart ed honour, and departed excellence. Scarcely any. thing more affecting can be imagined; a more en dearing picture of national virtue it is difficult to conceive. GRIMSBY, FEB. B.—A BIM from Bilsby, near .Alford, this week came down to Grimsby, in search of his wife, who, it seems, had absented herself from him, a few days before, for cause unknown.. —After making every enquiry through the place, he found her footsteps ; but her foot was gone,—and by no means could be find where.—Usappoiuted and disconsolate, he set °trier hour.: again ; when, to his surprize and extreme happiness, he saw his dear rib in the coach on her route from Louth to Grimsby again.—lle immediately stopped the coach and seized her, to the high entertainment of her fellow passen- I gers;—end, after some little altercation about selling her, ec. &c. she agreed to accompany him back to 13ilsby; nobody - who witnessed the scene being in a humeur to give much for the lady, or to come up to the reserved bidding. • - An alligator was shot through the head at Ghaze pore by an Officer of the 67th Regiment, Which was 29 feet in length, and seven in circumference. In the stomach were found several half digested hu-• man limbs, the heads of two children, and more. than 20 stones—probably swallowed. in order to as sist digestion. A silk weaver s named John Urssulak, died lately at Lemburg, in Prussia, at the age of 116 years. Ile had had six wives. The last, who survives himi brought him a son 12 months ago. Ile was extremely . healthy and active,' and walked six miles the day be fore his death. .It is stated, in letters from New South Wales, to . the 10th of July, that most of the Missionaries who tad been sent - by the Society in this country to the, *South Sea Islands, had returned •to Port Jackson, and not a few had commenced retailers of spiritueus• liquors at that settlement. Some who remained at Otaheite, itwas said, •had cousttucted a. s;pstillery, land, as the sugar-cane grew there spontaneously, a • plucrative trade Was likely to be establisheirbetweeri that hifiind dtia - ,Port Jackson. 1 On Saturday afternoon, 160 punehastis laf French 'brandy were seized 'by the Officers of Excise, en ac-* count of somedeviation from the terms of the licence granted for the vessel in which they were imported., I The value of the brandy exceeds 15,0001... I . Mrs. W--, resident in Defonshire.square, rase front her bed a few nights since, and taking a loaded I pistol, placed it under her left breast, and discharging ; I It, 'the ball passed through her body, just under the shoulder blade • she was not dead yesterday morning, bat her life is despaired of. The Austrian Governors in the Bannat and in Seta ' vnnia have, it is said, been making experiments to plant cotton in those provinces. The experiments were attended with such success, that extensive plan tatlous are ordered to be made there in the ensuing spring. . • 1 The letters from Berlin state, that the 14th Ult. which completed a century since the birth of Fiede. 1 rick the Great, was celebrated by grand fetes, in which the Royal Family arid all the Public Bpdiesi partook. Thi s evinces a wish to ptomote a military I spirit, and to chesish. tbe reculkilleA , et the. Pad"' F.aiwasuesirof Prussic.. • ' - . _. . 1 Friday morning, sh o ut six o'clock, a disgrace. ful scene took place in Smithfield-market. A man sold his wife in a halter tor, the trilling sum of five shillings and half a pint of. gin, to one of the Yen- ! men of the Guard to his Majesty. A practice so dis- I graceful to the country, ought, surely, to be put a stop to. . I Sei.x.ts4 Weves.—As a proof that this practice was not unknown to our ancestors—the singular • deed, of which th e f o ll ow i n g is a translation,;, was The total quantity of wines entered at the Oporto , given in evidence on a question as to dower s - in the Custom-house -in 1811, for foreign countries, wa s I reigii of• Edward. the-First :—.."•To all faithful chriS- I 18,536 pipes and an half ; of this quantity were sent 1 tines to whom these presents shall come, John de I to England 18,372 pipes and an half ; America,. 64 Carney', the son and heir ' of Ralph de Cameys send. and an half ; Gibraltar, 89; Galicia, three and an I eth greeting , ? know ye that I have delivered and-vo- half. In 1809, there were shipped for exportation luntarily givn u unto William P Pa nail my wife"! 53,458 pipes, of which 42,968 pipes were for Eng- Mirgira . de Cam p eya, the daug hter and heiress of land ; and in 18W, 41,358 pipes were shipped, of • John der-thiteedens - hnd that I haee also given and which 40,765 was on English account. graatad and do hereby release and quitclaim- unto , On Friday, a person named Thomas Rochesier, the said William Paynell, all the. goods and chattels was apprehended and brought to the Thames Police' witicitithe said Mirgaiet bath or may have, so that 1 Office, charged on suspicion of obtaining pods tinder neither I, nor any 'person in my name s may a,t false pretences. It is susp'ected that a most extensive' anytime hereafter; set up any right to the-said Mir- system of fraud has been Tarried on , by stiverel per. garat, or her said goods and chattels; andldo fur.; sons under the assumed names of Sciiiirtiad Palmer' thiregiveand 'grant, and by these presents confirm M`Dougalt and 'Co: G. 11. Francis' and Son, and unto the said Margaret licence and afitherlty hence others. Rochester ii committed for a Ire-examtnafion, forth to be and remain with the said William Paynell, together with George &sr, Francis and Juke at his will and pleasure. In testimony whereof, I Salts, to-morrow. ' . • ' have to these presents affixed my aeal." . ; ~:::. :-• '''. ' . •,_-,-- -.- .-::-' HOUSUREAKING.—Thomas Smith was on Satur day examined on suspicion of stealing a copper, cop. per stewpan, and copper saucepan, and two fowls. It appeared that the NIL Inn, Shooter's-hilt, was on Sunday, the 9th instant, broke open, andt copper, and several other articles, taken away. O n' gnquiry being made next day, a farmer's servant is the neigh bourhood said that he, on Monday morning, about We o'clock, took up a copper,for,a man on the road itukconveyed it for him to a brazier's in the London: rea., The landlord applied for a search-warrant, and Glennon was sent to execute it, and at the bra zier's found the copper the man had left there, which the Officer took away with him, and desired" the tradesman, who is one of respectability, shoe*: the man coma again z to detain him. On Saturday. morn. ing he came again, and offered a stew-pan and.sauce pan for sale ; and the brazier, on pretence of weigh. ing the articles, detained him whilst he sent for Col. lingbourn ; wire went instantly, but on his attempt. ing to take him into custody, he made a stout• resist ance, and it was not till he received several blows with the butt-end of a pistol that he was secured.— On being asked how he came by the things in ques tion, he said they were sent him by his mother from HertfOrdshire. The Officers, however, in the course of their enquiries, ascertained that the stewpan and saucepan were the property of Mr. Ward, landlord of the Bed Lion public-house, Shooter's-hill, whose house was broke open on Friday night; the copper was that taken from' the Bull Inn ; and two fowls found in the Prisoner's possession, belonged to a French Gentleman, residing on Shooter's-hill, named Molatte. The Earl of Moira public-house was broke open a short time since, somas the house of ------ r Johnson, . 4eq. now Welling, whose butler .being alarmed, got up and endeavoured to secure the vil lains, but was severely wounded in. the attempt; in short, scarcely a house in the neighbourhood of , Shooter's-bill has escaped being attempted within these few weeks. It is suspected there is a nume- I sous gang of depredators, and that the Prisoner is , concerned with them. Committed for re-esamina tion. .~ .1 . .' ~ i • i ~ SCOTCH SLICK: Mtmea's Wharf. Arrie Eclipse (Taylor), I.eith I 10 .Tan, I Deliance.(Watson),, Dundee 113 Feb. I Marquis of Huntley (Martin), • Ma r quis 1 IS Eliza (Marshall). Leith" • l3 tionliu's Wharf. bl'Huff (Clark), Inverness 10 Brittpert (Wisbart), Dundee -1! - iced. Snug. 2t) rvb. A. 114. —8, A. Al, 23, -11, A. \t. 33, -11, A. 14, 20, -7, A. N . -7, A. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIIIS At?. 141oriiiag, 19 minutes after b.. livening, 45 minutes after • -BIRTHS. On Tuesday last, Mrs. H. C. Bost les, St. Paul's Church..yard, of a son. Joh ) : Esq. Mi n. N P. en oi s a fr d " a t u l g B h P •e r r in . "ardells ' the Lad, °I MARRIED. On Saturday se'noight, at Si, Magnus, W 11Ltm Mariihall. Esq. of Beer-lane, to - Mary, eldest darghter of C a pt a i n y owl Cracklow, of the River Fencihles,Tower-street, On Saturday last, Mr. Woolcot, of Doughty-street, t o Ni g Elizabeth Fisher, of Mill End, in the county of Ilia. DIED. At Fort Augustus, on the 10th of Unitary, I.ient .Col. Dewy Brodie, late De k uty Governor of that garrison, On Thursday, in I)uke-strret, l'ortlaad Oat*, 'dajo r .r„,„: Charles William Este, Lieut.-tiovernor of Curtisle, in the 74ts year of his age. -On Friday last; in her Bth year, Ellen, fro youngest (laugh*. of Thomas Williniott, Esq. of Clapliam•rise. Lately, at Bristol - tint Writs, Mrs. Curtis, wife of the Res; Wm. Curt* of, Wreitlingwortb, Dedfordshire. on mambo . ,last. Lialgport;, la: Soinersetshire, &twirl Bushey, Esq. in the '7'd • year of his age. UTILE 1:31`1U ICE. MACASSAR OIL.--Patropized by their Royal Highnesses the Priniess of NV A LES and !liken, su s . SEX. and most of the NobilltyZ •NIACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a Tree to the Island of Macassar, in the Lay folks, are for• hermit mat s gium fur increasing the Gen*th of Hair, even on Rohl Mace s to a beautiful length and thickness; protienting it.fatting of oe cbuoging. colour. In dressing the /fair it is pre-em,'s at in strengthening' the curl, heslowiete au inestimable glue and seed. rendering the Hair inewrestsjidf &matting. priasisetes the Growth of Whiskers, E.yehrows, hoe, it ~ the tint production in the world for heatutif)intg the Hair of I. Ike., Gentlemen, and Children.. Such celebrity has it retained, 1114 it is daily honoured witb,the sanctions of Royalty, Moun t .. and Gentlemen of the Nevy anal Army, mid Public at large._ It is innoxious, and suited to ail climates. Sold at Ss. 6i —I ts. 6d. and large bottles, eiostainnigAglit smelt, et 11. la ra. b , by the Proprleti•re, ROW LA N and SON; 'Kirby streeketattua. garden, London; mol by appointment, by Mr. Singh, p er - Rimer to his Majesty, 117, Overton ' 47, Tamer, 75"..1).'Riggr. 35, Ciattie and Co, 57, New • • Ilsoid-sireet f ; Helaine's, The*. bourne-street; Ray ley nod - , Blew. Cockspor-strect t B •rry, :7. Gretsksstreet ; 150, Ostindl-street';. *Atop- 406•Tett. loyal Excbasger Riy,ge, 6:71. C teuplid4, uul 5° .Park-f•treet; owney, Hatton -earaten: - Newberry and Sour, airal•Shiw avid Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul's Caturcb‘pard; /litchis wit Sntes,, Fleet-market; Low, 330, Strand ; Buller, 1, Cheap. sider•Joues, Apple Tree-yard; Ranges, Cursitor-street; et. ; and Sutton, ROW, church-yon! ; Johnstone, Greek-mini; R 'piing, Walker, and Co. Borough; T. Rohm, Kieg-rdreet; Paley, Rubs, and Co. Lombard-street r and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London and throughout the 4..toited Kiardiam.--lewane of servile as the exteasiv• of this Oil, and its high popularity has ineasinoed snowy Per. suns to Advertise in a similar matinees then•fore pie :•,e to Mt. serve the Genuine M A CASSitli Olin has the sigo!rtures if the Pro_prietara tan the Label, io lied Ink, A. ROWLAN-Q,04 SON. •- TO MESSRS. BOWL ND AND SUN, Pioprietors of the M .I,CasSA it OIL. 0E11:1'LP:1t EN:— I tilts gtei;tiy indehfrd earprlttleg toes of your Macassar Oil for the recovery j (n g - Hair, whist; bas been e xtremely thin for thew eight year. past, and obliged ens! fJ west a wig, and bruse many preparations, bar a. comiairt. able time without any sign of its recruiting. 11earmg . of toe es eMency of yoniOil, I determined on tiling it; in a sh 'n time ley•tjair hegan ; to thicken. and, by using..it regularly far tit months, I was enabled to kale off mkt wig, and have now ssi bitten of it flue head of hair. which altititishes evert one.' Abell.costlmutz the .4.e of it, as it not mg) the - hair, hat I 441 considerable pleasure in my head - lifter mine, it. 'dy .dnagliter has, reetived.astonishiag benefit from axing the Mars.- sic 011. areal liberty Viptahlislt til t s Unir• and may refer say out Your obedient termite. • • WILLIAM HENRY JAQUES. BiThir-etreet Portman-square, July 27, lilt. •• —OEIIIOII*E 41.1413-kPeIIOVIM AILDicINES, Prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. • • • • Gilead Waive, deur Liverpool. • .rVIIE Celebrated CORD I AI. BALM Qf GILEAD, AL' far l/ehilitiet.,,Neryous I/Worriers, nod Weakne,.,a p e . eirlisir to the Penult Sea, toss IrfAppetiteyHy4terical and Hy .pachoodriacal Affections. Lowness ut Spirits, and till Vunt Disorders. DO. Sailimait e y Cordial Balm of Gilkad tis Intim& oakalitel for they ea tite-Sirkly,,..and lofiria. In ni) inward Decays, Debility; tiirene(s - of Spirits; Weakness in•Oftlier Sea, kiftethee b ere dit 4 ry, acquired. or owing to. -Xestihrol Itutifilknoleti l l k Medicine will nfford the most wantle'rfni relief. ! • ANTI-IM PBT /GEN ES 4 or, - Solommrs Dray. Is stilladiv clue enstafjur to ever -Is-other liensedyt yet discovered in thlype stu fttly r o v t , r Le u p e na , f r or .it tli b e: a p nr c a r t d i y c,w rtr u fw o : i l s a p l a id iis r . a scrv iic. f l a re irk 7 r e K lf: 64 o l livil,'Ulcers of every I)escriptiutt; Smelled or 'tattooed Leif. Ike 'lti*Disordert vihere EilittikloaArai repeatedly failed, II ba F no valier.remedy could re.saraAtte aubappy Sufferer to 'hat health he unftirtunately IA; the Antf?Unpetigeites have been fOund - lbe 'Sib& and may restart-y.OX ticnitir an* Virtu. rig . e Drops parift' tho Wood, mid cestiwe OF lystrA Itqa.,bijimurt by the imprudent uye of Mercur 00 e" ' • ' lairt diroodOefo • .. The above Medicines are- • - in p t ntitt surprising Cares, utitheoticated by .ersotis of itesivetallitilt. and are made up in Bnitlio, priei'Malfet-Onittel tatelt.i litre Wells° Family Bottles. nt 89:s. ctotilaitving Fuur of OK Alijlil" (Meg. wherein 'N. are saved. • • • - .TheA BST ERG' EN T LOTTO,PI elm rs And !rootlet the:44 l S removes ;twe..dily, witiosuipain or trouble, all hinds a tint es •• TetterS, ing-worms, 'Sprit*. Redttess,liivellitist 4••Ctittivrid of the N pie, Bintelir.:. tow every .hpeeies of .CotaurnAtetr ,Hon on the am face'of the Unman Ratty. It iitteritlistly :et cant its its operatiotit an Agreeable softness to- e Shia' home '.diately weasels is. we. It sorcor, atirl re etvhes cm whole Complesitio. which resumes, at one and the same tine, on enlivened appearance. The. Public have been 1-sng . ono vioced of the certain's 14' 'its yuceess •as 'a Safe and certai n re. , medy for Herpitic Confillaisets hitchers). "Pints 4s. 6d. ..14si• OUP 90. 9d. - . • ,:. Obeerte the'Vt.rtir "Snout. Selowne, Liverpool," *raven tie Sump; &Lathers are . cminterfeijo...• - •- - •• - • , t'Sold by all Vendors of (i.emsdp , aledielom in the Vetted - jElogdelm. Of yv horn may - also be bad; ' ' • • Pr. SOLOMUN'S justly celebrated GUIDE to HEALT/li in:, Advice to both Scars. price 3s. i !II" Dr. SOLOMON •expects when enaralterli the owl caqtptimeitt of a.One Paitud Witt: bat ajl written Cases ut !letters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, -are retprsted to ! "close intY Half - a - Guinea. Such letters •stiould for safety. he OM directed :—" htithey letter._ Dr. Soltanou, Gilcad.tiame, near Liverpool. Patel - d 'Wile: Posthge." L e tt e rs May tie er. 1 dared to be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the eoit!oSee. In ; ca,led for. _ ----- • RY,IIIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. . a AAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, josi!Y fa"," l for curing, in all its 'stages , the Venereal' DiSea•ct v" small Pill is a dtise; and the taking of one box inn recent raw will soon convince the patient of the certainty of a speedy re covery. rietltiow can be lwtter etictrivod, more safe , or more convenient thou Oh remedy fir such as are obliged t o go jl.‘" Ries, or to sea, as it needs no cnfittetnent or restraint 44 di o et t and sisrenrs osperience (lu exicitsivelractict) •sitro ed that I. will etlect 11 cure when repented utlisatiou and all In't:r methods avail nothing. Yoe the Scurvy nod other*Chninical Disorders, this Medicine has not its Intranet. Upwirds of 40.th.10 persons of built sexes base been raitithelf eared of the abnyeeneel disoreb•r,, within the r i g M ) ears. 'Prepared and sisld by the Proprietors, Thowns Tl 4,l °' Son, MeinT•ers of the Royal College itf Surge s, Lawton Ott the list areal Surgeons, published oiamalls by the .Ih. kI•CIA lege), nt their house, No. 9. New Eriditc-suret wu_e„ re C " ° :„. scant attendance and advice will be given by their is NI Gt relative to the alysve complaints,with instiolable sefteel• by appointment, at the Perfumers, No. 9 .5, Alban's-streets Pall-Mall; Mr. lksbotough's Toy' Shop, No. 7, Flettuottee de hill; and by One person in every ctiosiderahle tuna Gfol l Britain, &t Poxes of only 2a. 'd. each. LaNDOX ; Priated.and POliebed by 1). Lova& sit t at SiKTIMIKAN Osocs, di, tleet.fitreet, I