The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

• 0., - •• • tO Tait 81161001 116. r n y ono - • snlit E. 1 / 4 , You,s.ow Couserstireata —A ,Frenehman, ego, eery truly tad ea, " that the King of Regiona l ' if the man -of his .Peopte, was the greatest Netterrolk on Earth ; and if he would be more, be sapid be nothing V* This fact is abundantly proved le our history. how many of oar Kings have suf fered fcom a *oak or vicious Attire Of being more-- - 1 Ifilesrarchy has neiertheless 'loess been a favourite with Englishmen. The single attempt, to establish a Rriorialiratt forte of Government planted the coomsy into a despotism as degrading and intolerable Airs that from shirts rbwapirit of John Hampden help ed to free it. Wiktiee *sr King, as beloeging to a Orreso which ere erwrsetvee meshed to the Throne. We - bees him as the King of emir choice, placed by us inisettp be sits, and booed by solemn enegeoreets to • fplii the principles,; by virtue of labich he reigns.— ei it • Kira& of this country should ones `disclaim Or list Pre matt -.Peuple's voice s and assert his right to well& the sceptts oa any other grounds, we should boldly pim the ..4roth .of that assertion t and If he persisted rit - 1 ~ be tree to thew, as we glowed the Stotrts heretofore, Oreille wab • ••• Allow me to show yoga,- that fo. a Divine in ' • deice:dole right to govern I Pee". is noknowii to' ear Constitution, and inconsfetent . With our history. Sense of our Kings hate traced their title to Blades i '4.-sense to cpstijoit..--other, to testamentary dispisither —sod others to coneeest.—HAßOLD held the Crown in defiance of the hereditary right of Edger Atiteling. WILLIAM THE CONQUER6lt.clsiut ed Iles the gift by will of Edward tin, Confelsor.-:- WILLIAM TIIE SECOND was elected, elthough his eider brother, Robert, was living. STEPHEN seknowledged that his right spraeg frog election ' • and ho set aside the hereditary p r e tension of Maid. JOHN hyenas King, although Arthur Plantagenet, the of his elder brother, was the person who Joists kaveseeceederl„ according to the law of divine ialisfessible right. EDWARD the THIRD iris eluded ;ewerlft depOsed father-Was Is existence. HENRY the FOURTH coald only make a this by election, Edmond Mortimer, Earl of March, being nest heir. RICHARD the THIRD reigned by an elective right. MARY and ELIZA LlETlLgrounded their title on liasiiamentsr y recognition; by Pao liamentary swim, lity both of them had 'brew declared illegitimate.- - .WILLIAM, out great deliverer, was ELECTED, to crush for ever the chain of hereditary and divine .alght, which so lout propped up tyranny sod popery, In thrr.oosous of the Stuarts. The title of the Prince's Sephis, and the whole Ilanoveriau succes sion tested on •ELF,CTION, to the discrediting of asere_tban 30 persons of a nearer kin to the legiti- Nte Royal Family. Where their will legitimacy Idled divine right bide their heads in the face of these °Wises facts in oise history ? What was thought of this doctrine in the reign of Anne, when it was made High Tress*" maliciously and advisedly to unite or print, that the Kings or Queens of this realm, with the authority of Parliament, are not able to make • laws of sollicisart force and validity to 'limit and bind the descent of (he Croton I (Gilt Anne cap. 7.) It is anctrine iocessistent with our liberties and laws fit issey for sieves, born in ignorance, and supp orted knavery. Fitter, ages will scarcely believe it possi ble, that Eoglithmen could be found in the 19th -trentory, so unmindful. of the generous principles of their forefathers, so regardless of the dictates of justice, so estranged from the happiness of mankind, es to assist in supporting this deletion.' Would you look to; the bible, where old women ' and children road of the anointing of Kings, and fancy something sacred and mysterious ? You will find share that Kings arose from no command of Gard, but from the discontent and murmurings of lb* People. The People asked for a King, in imi latioe of the idolatress nations , whose laws and ?manners the Lord commanded them to abjure and Avoid: Be granted their prayer—not before' s: so .itino prate'! had been made against it by hit servant . Samuel, who is most enooortly language tells them, .that their King " will take your sons and-appoint them for himself, for his chariots, sod to be his horsemen; sad to make his instruments of war; that ,he OW take your daughters to be confectionaries, and to be cooks and to be bakers; that he will take your fields, even the best of them, and give them to his servants, pet year goodliest young men to his work, one Iskethe tenth of your seed and of your vieeyards, tad that they shall cry out in that 16y bassets of the Lies they shall hare choseutt. "A fine prophetical view is ind e ed taken by Samuel of . the tyrannical season* white irhoold be resorted jo by the race-of Kluge. And even here in the first choice of a King by the Israelitei, every thing arhil tary and violent waaavoided. The matter Will decided by lot before An the Tribes. A Tithe was test - Chosen. then a family of that 'frays -woad; lastly, a member of that - family, which Wise Saul. This King was elected by air assembled People ? There is nothing in Holy Writ, on which Kings con ground is Divine Commission. 'this is the Pope's plea, which we re jtct—and if we abjure his claim as damnable in a r#ligides, and tyrannical in a political, , sence, on the same . prinelphis we west also abjure the chain of any, person whatever toe:act obedience on the pretext of • Divine rdght A human right, says Lord tioling. • brOket, -that nonnot be controverted, is preferable -surely to a Pretended DivOte right, which every man must believe leiplicitly t u lei will 'do, or not believe at all. . I promised:rin a " word-or two" oh this subject, and I hive . setitten a great many. Rellect,buwever, nit the purpose. Os tree, indeed, that oar King atelma neotberthan a llamas right to reign, bet other people do for tsim,. or for his soccetiors.-- With the Bourhonsi Miperstition and a !eve of wilful power, hare'crepC hick upon Europe; from those biding holes when, we bad hoped they had died a natural death. Tbe interested end the ambitions, rind the knavish, end- tbe superstitious, even in this country, astute and the divine right of Kings is no limiter regarded as a false and exploded doc trine. Ost governors have helped to set it up again, end would willingly lull asleep thejeslous vigilance of the People: This- oncoucealed hankering after the forbidden tree, and its golden but pernicious fruit, • is a bad symptom, and forebodes nothing but dan gers to your liberties. What end bat this hes been % 7 • , . r ' : .* 1 Samuel,: Gimp. via. 1. Idea or a Patriot 'King. I ~~~~ • • • - -- brought aMos isyst:Westfer in lb . years, by it., of the Wei bleOa* 8.60614fiii1, by'on'expendit‘ of nine hundred milliont,te nearly as inch of fond. sid debt? How can ae cantole ourselves for these prodigious sacrilials s • Hate the religion' and . Judi. Ware of the Cutitiortit been' improied? Have Go. ermine's,' been purited of their shadthil Mid Kings and . Ministers abroad and at hotter leettstAtteigl cognize their'PeoPle'slest righti? • Pixie all flibillea. of tyreasy end of dissatisfaction been sent' to Be Helens with Napoleon ?—So fel from it, that olsai powers here been lavlsted - fin every Crown; mit every People, who rose 'to ' throw o ff the F rench yoke, now Ind as bad a one at Iforire` tender Kuhn*, who refbfe to Make good the promisei which they so solemnly vowed in the flea garrulity of their joy. And we, tei of all People in the world, and owr Go. vernmeot, have helped all MO. IFC lift up the Bourbons to a Throne, froth which an angry People once pulled them down ; roe, who ought so well to remember the Stuarts, and to blush fur an interfer. epee, which we ourselves wou k not have suffered! We, i n fact, are now in strict league with alt the despotic, faithless Prisiell of tbe Continent, for the purpose of "exalting Popery and arbitrary power, to prevent a greet Nation Irani shaking off a Governs went they abhor, and to compel rheas to maintain • foreign army to secure the dominion of their op. pressors! . Ana to show, that our Ministers suspect they are wrong, but yet hare no intention of reform. ittg their errors, we are obliged to feed and clothe, in time of profound peace, a moat numerous vete. ran easy, whose bayonets wortkl be is our sides io one moment, if any Hampden started" up to resist Ilie injustice, - or to expose the dishonour. CABER. HOMO. L4W INTic LLI(3 ENGE. COURT OF CHANCERY, Juana 4. DILLON V. PARKER, BART. The Master of the Salle rive a iorig sad elieliswaies jsdgmeot in this cause, in favour of Sir W: - Pereher, Bart. establishing his right to the family estates it Talton, and other places in Worcestershire, and io London, which were strictly entailed by the late Sir 11. J. Parker to accompany his title, end which de. wended to Sir W. Parker on the death of the late Mr 4. Ann Parker, the only sotViving daughter of Sir Henry John; to which estates Mr. Dillon had set up a claim as heir at law (through a female branch of the limn)) to Mrs. Parker. • COURT OF KING'S BENCH. itta i lt 4. At the sitting of the Court, Lord Et.t.lteeettottatt said, that the Judgus had received an application Irons a person of the name of Brace, .1w bad speed some days ago, under a Habeas Corm, to be die. charged from imprisonment. That motion had, beets. refused ; but Mr. Bruce had new laid berate the Court a new fact, which !night make some altered** , in tite decision, viz. the depositing of certain Eiche k , quer Bills in the hands of bookers for the siderite tion of various creditors. lie batt also alleged what his Lordship was well . ronvinced was * slander upon the Bar, viz. that there was a cembinatiou against. him, and that he could get no Counsel to appear on behalf, because on one (revision be bed stood be -fore the Court in his own person. In consequence• of this assertion, their Lordships felt themselves called upon to adopt some mode by which the. Matter : Could be brought again before Omar, a nd that wieipa was to request some Gentleman to pet his name open the back of an affidavit, on which a role to show cause might be granted. Ilad Mr. Scariett been prew I i sent, the Court would hare selected him for that pet pose, as it could not of itself originate a esollon, 10,1 order that it might be freed from the lien siege It had endured upon this subject. Mr. RAINS said, that, though Mr. Sctrlett was Stilt sow in Court,. he would probably be in bit, place to-morrow. Mr. Tovetwd observed, that he could not pilt name to the motion, as he had been Counsel *Oast Mr. Brace. Mr. CLARKE offered to do what the Coed wished upon the subject. Mr. GURNEY added, that in former sod beler days he had known Mr. Brute, and should be ha PY• to render him any assistance. Lord ELLENBOROUGII said, Mutt the Court was anzions that-it should not again be pestered with iv. relevant matters, and therefore it wished that Me. Bruce should not appear before them again in person. On a future day it could he ascertained whether he was or was not entitled to his discharge. • Mr. CLARKE Thew endorsed the affidavit, and it was banded to the proper officer. . le a. WEUENER. THE KINt, The Defendant has frequently been before the Court for various libels upon Mr. Chippendall, en attorney; The last time he woo beeoglat up titionai ter was postponed for the purpose of basing arldte tional affidavits filed. Mr. Wegener war•d+w again. placed on the floor, on the motion of Mr. I911,1:14 to receive judgment. Mr. READER, on his behalf, applied that &amt. ter should he postponed until neat Term. Mr. TOPPING complained that the addevits filed by the Defendant were in troth new libels, and be could not consent to a postponement, unless he en tered into security no further to persecute Mr. Chip. peodall. After some conversation, 4t was agreed that the matter should be discussed nest Term, the Deese& ant undertaking in the mean time to write woof* letters to or of the Prosecutor, under pain of ad.. ditionil punishment. • LITTLE-CO. Mr. lineages applied fur a Habeas Corpse , to bring up a person, named J. Frampton, in order to his being discharged. It appeared that Framptetri . ttad been committed by i Magistrate, ender the tie-go Act, for making illegal insurances. The Aei gives power to two Magistrates to issue their warrant, upon deposition of any person ippon oath, a n d th a t on the authority of that warrant, the officer was ad thorised to break and enter any house to search fee illegal Little.gom, and to mite into custody any hie habitant found with books or papers on his personi, connected with the Little-ge, and the Magistrate .41E11 authorised to commit such person as a memo to the Sessions. Information had been given, that a little• go had been carried on at the house of a person, I named Thicklett. • The Magistrate granted his war . •—• . • • - • 1 . ,# 1 . :. i , • s i . 1 i , I A , 1 , l a. . , .... r., 4 . ( . , 1 , . . . • • • ,\ . • . ,il . . I li I ' . / •1,• .1.. rent, and the, !filers. Nftit taw they trisild Wramptdn, sell,' li.Miati g him, lettere books and aerobe'', Imre found in his 11011- eilliaa,. and the ollicereteolt, cu 5. 141 17; Andrews now ; eontentled, • that • Friellneeldlii eielatt within the .provisions of the Statute,• Nbiteih ;Wit, 'batik, inhabit mit of any beak eleselld betiaek Ittle•to iMpeleeement, if found with Illegardeeeemesid 'Ho his possession. New, in the present ease. F redepl test s was not the inhabitant of Alehouse' in tputii3 lien; he was only there by chente„ the hoes. bee 'leitging to Thieklett. - ~ e '.•• • • - Laud Estatteoaounn overoaelall the ohjeethele tike Learned Conosel. The Aet was totendled .to+, beet. all illegal insoronee; . its previsions gravid bit.' ambulimery insurers as well as otheis.—Rele refuted:' - PO LAUB. :• , • mmistov-Roast..—s. I lay wood strives' of the Brilinteeeitaoe. conch. oto re-examined. epos supkion of steallog 4000. Or awes. A (somber of witne.ses were skrtJkd in support of the elturgel bet their testimony filed in Siring any guilty 'Mow ledge open the Vilsoner.. It was. proved, that os aerie*. at Braintree,. be was the lust to discover the loss, and was meet -minute an het enquiries for the parcel. He had oothing to do Kith unloading the coach. that duty beteg left to porter% so its erica' to Beiotree - ; and there were rurally .4 great paapber of prima* standing about while the ,parcels were Wog. re moved to aoother roach, which west orrith chre.• It was :ohm stated.. that tau strange men mutated the coach ea the ' road, solid sabring asked hpw far they meant to proceed, said they did see kiln*. Ilse, glinted the coach at or abbotillitilas tier. After an investigasittai sit more them two hours. diatom Maros said; there was not solficieot rieideuce to detain him; and upon finding sureties to the nmoldit of 4001. be was ll ' berated. • Ilarroti rixoass.—Theroday * !Lend was charged with smalltime I'. Haul, a parole. The 'Complainant stated, that on the preceding evening he saw the Wisorier. in company with asibtiser noun, pick otkatlesnou's polite of a sia•ituditerchiefs Winless laid hold of the Prisousw,jied ire d • opted the handker chief, which a by-slander ;deka bp and returned to the Den* tlemaa 3 ultra he raid he would net be at the linable of appear ing. 140 preen attending to make a charge, the Primmer was set at liberty. He them followed witness, and gave him a severe beetles ; on which, with assismece. he lodged him in the watch house. The klogiotrate regretted that the tieotleinnosild oat mi tred to esteem' She cjes bot.theestattlx beitigestabliskttilte lfklsmrssti svmsommaiwgwitt want OMB. • lisititelionOll4llfitkits-4. Denied, charged with * rutting andsitslibing Jade it *swig brought sip. it as ex pected that the wossoded fetes* %veld be able to attend; bet the Surgeons reported limbs be much w orse, and still iu a dan gerous state. He was doensie remolded for onetime week. eltariged his 19, with assaulting hilt toad threatening ids lir e. '[lee lead absconded from Dahlia, being charged with robbing Captain lir Laran of 7001. aid war diseaveutd by her father 'ln itiding-boose lanes *ben sae struck and threatened to Osage +iliac into him if he suede any discovery.--She was ordered to Sod bail, and notice of her appreheteloe was sent to Dublin C. Smith wits charged wills frandidently obtaining two geld watches of Mr: Tee:whey, a Preach merchant, which be pledg ed, tied gave his hill for payment.—J. Watt. a constable, took him ; aid Plank identified him. by descriptiun, its,the person ebb bad stolen two silk scarfs and aguld brooch, from Sarah Kiel, Of London-street. He accompanied her home from the Theatre. and in the morning he contrived to steal the property. ooltentanded. •Qoazo.sove no.— M'Bride was fully committed. charged * b breaking into the house of a chininersweeper. in °marti net, Westuituster, and stealing a chest of apparel aid 361. in • woruntte-irenter.—J. Standing was convicted in the pitinity clMh. for riding on the shafts of hi, cart, not havibg sox person rid goldelits• horses. Sa.steitcti, —K. Hill, a caulker, was situpd by the-.Over tree of Poplar with obtaining money for honself, wife, and eta children, when he belonged to, sad was receisiag relief from, the parish of Deptford. It was aim proved be had no wife or family, sad was ID good work.—He was remanded. J. Newham, a stage-ma.ier, ef •Black wall, ons lined for having duse es more t h an allowed by U se Act of Pax fitment. • The Captaiielnlodiaman was charged by one of his crew with having. wittiest any provocation, ordered hint to be Bog 'tied until be was. "Site senseless. and aMfieed irons for 17 days. He aftewnetio directed the Beatswein's-mate to itiliet en him twet•ty.four blows with a rattan, and kept him for nine weeks exposed to the violent heat of these', oo ;be poop of the ship, picking oakum. The inveetigation occupied a considerable time ; when be Cumploinsint was directed to take the CAW before the next Ad miralty Semiotic TOWN-HALL, SouTevrAms.—T. Connor and . G. Noble were remanded, charged with having in their possession a quality of tea, supposed •to have been dishonestly obtained ; a. were ll'. Moore and W. settur9. on whoa they found a number of hand kerchiefs. for the possession of which they Could not satisfacto rily at-coupe. Limon wet.—Thursday S. Levy was convicted in the pa . as of 101, louder the Haw iti•rs and Pedlars' Act, for vend iithrtaleidecopes without a Hawker's Licence. • Mr. Able, a unble-keeper, of. Blackman-street. was fined ,40s. and cos.*, antler the new Pavia% Act, for breaking in a 'horse in the public-street. Path, was charged by his employer, W. Bromfield, ef, Bridge-suet, Vauxhall. wile robbing ban of 3351. in mites. The key of the mousy box Was usually ,pot into till; and on the property beitig mi-sod, the Proseentor .1 inanicated the circumstance to the Prisoner, who affected sea surprise, and recommended a diligent search. A few days after- t ward. he absented himself from his business • and Mr. B. hear.; leg he wa- riding abut in hackney -coachtsi. and squadering, ',tubasusochatottey. he communiented his susp i c i o ns to Hull nod' Oaf, who traced the Prisoaer to one of the den. of iniquity is , D o ver-street, where he was in bed with twos female demons; when he warmed the feet.—Vol y cowinsitted. D. Grabb one charged by his ocabew, Mr. A. Crobb, a Watteau in John-street, Blackfehirs -road. with robbingtilso of 71. and 'a witch. Tbts~tf-volis- placed is; a chest Id drawers. biome of the bed •Idiers: and the Prim!". is consequence of his relatiouship, had access its esers part of ;be bedew; and two of the notes Were found en bin pessou.— Remanded. • : .. . • CORONISRS' INQUeSTS. • . .--... . . • • . • As Inquisition, waalield op Tuesday night at the City of Limiest city ersteetyttaad t op- - the battfvf•Joho Brairtston, acrd MI who was used in. the Stephen" and ' Shepherdess fields, OW Monday isiorniag. with his throat rut from car to ear with n common knife, which he diem had in his hand An alarm beinggiven, the body was removed to, iiilingtun Wine- Inoue, and he was recognized m be the -brother of Mr. lirain. atop. cabinet-maker , in CreWn-stieee, 'Finsbury square. It i appeared, that he luld been in die.emplay of his In-tither' ail journeyamo ; that he had received M. on Semi day ar I, *, week's wages, and bad not been h eard of since . — l' Jury re turned their verdict—lastinity. An laquisition was taken on Tuesday night, at the City Iff Landon Tavern, City-road, on use body of Christiana Beane. aged 37, who met her dealh by taking laudanum, wider .he fallowing circuit:deuces i—ithe deceased was a dress-maker, WI the employ of Mr. Thomas. of Fleet-street, sad bad fur some tin• pall received -headdresses of Mr. Blake. a Gentleman re.. may la Sidney -street, City-coed, but b.- diseovered that she' d a child, which ceased ore his part great cobluess. last evening she called at his residence, but not fi ndi ng •g ' otbesne, she went to hid sister's at battle-bridge. where del Wes woe jobbed by his father. .mbem she acrempaaied home afterwards. Saturday night she remained at the house; * father a with her Meld part of the night. • In the mnrning he her lying on a sofo.abintreatly much dejected, sad Ist the amino of a few hours , she, betrayed symptoms of immediate death, stud expired about three. o'clock. It appeared that ...11€. lied swallowed n large quasitilty•of haidaouia.—The Jury re lented a verdict—lnsanity. Wednesday an Inquest teas held at the London Hospital, on ;he body of William Cameron, aged time years.. It. appeared temp several boys w. re plying in the field.: mid on the deceased Missing 'hot wily. they began. peliiiig him. with ..4 ors; nod o n e of the boys. wile byes is the same Itaigithourttood a: toe de vetoed. about 10 years of age, followed the deemed tend bent him very much tot the bock, etc. 'a ith .his lisle. while be sibs ' down. On the decenWitgeitiog atiay. he ilia home eryina I lead whea he grit in .t.-ant, Ite,tolii nis.mother n hoy laid bent him very much. iiitd — ittsbiodv dropped down deed. -The Surgesin was of o v iniou be died or Au aniline ty. which might twist Meets produced by n fall silt Wang hunched down. Terabit--11 4 1ted to a fit of apoplexy. An tannest erases Teeday held ill the flour Glass. Illoyer Thames-street. on lilt body ..( A. Nicholson, a IlrioLlayer, ‘v 110 nasal work for Mr. Payttder,:t :milder, of iti•lial)44:l e greet. J. Sluirp, as, IfateTuton,....tii(od, Nat he •tt:tyne do body in the . ' s) . 121014M11 lbe. ,IlieeK 'Who 014 tit o 0 pioloo that hi bXd •uoia ilio.b4olll M towl*.it 11)oe ltai w liaqikAill**4lol 4 l ai the g44 9 !P ba s l a T. Podia's, peg at Gibe. !ant war nut found moil ktricased. 'lheother %01-held , bodWeale, "gad Aare, gni ouy eg woot bed without betas 'doe car iirlbe morainic found e bat!re-d k ip, einsal nip. a • Aceideotallt drowned. Jim diliPiest loam also. add Catbarioe'N (be foOdy of orbileelitifli his tiktaito al.' trisikatioii of Poe. ream ra LONDOsi: .. .dIY I WWI • • *lgoe 40.. R.• liCikka.tarlir VoiatOlti • Brost street, factor-. i Fifteen, straw-Aar-tnanafactn , _ _ _ low, tAleibionk ale Plortsktrth.4lsmed• . Scott, Ware Park-0A Hertfordsbirc H. Rabies, Bristol. dniggisto•Aels (md, , Osfordshire.. cossodealec-.1 Isromsricb, State4rdsbire, iroti-t4io. - 1* dlesicestle-epasoTtse, link lez t ilitockpnn, Cheshire, gm._ Bywt .b.r, Yorkshire. tosimoe-biewee-4 1.... _/, AL i Dam green. Yorkshire, drysalterr-,htnel6. W. Tacke r Belt Yorkskink O , r yer-plater- Done 17, J fluid', ,-;-,-,„-- Ideritoodshirri mils-Jane IYA W. OirrOrt ViVir Ibm i i.7 street, tationer-Jaly 11, IL Knelt's. IA ichobequ e . Los. bard street, bill.broker ..L. Jena AS, B. Fiediam,. sec Iv.. Fiaekesk. and B. Yittekauk•jno lipPitlA, ham k a g t ..,_ Jam 2S, G. Abrahams, Falmouth, awrceant--ilese 4. K. w . . U. Schnieder, White Linn:rotirt. Illndsinlatte. :mis t i m il it ,, Ante V.. A. J. Mackenzie nod 11. Roper, Cross-street. 1!m. tiny-square, merchan s.-J une Z. J. .N o ble, Bucklisalery: I se rcbase-JoaelS, C. Sharpley. Combridde• resser-- Juan IS, W. Bourcbter..King- .trees , Holborn, win ataker-.lsai 24, J. - Boyce. Berdesley, Near Birmingham. hVis Naiades-, June 26, J Brown, iltslyrell. - Fliolsbire. drneppst -3 sty k J Travers , Newish, and 11. Jones, Lower Wblley, Chester', • m ilky...4 a m ti, L. Mantra. Princes.pbtor, Commercialonte rattler-June ti, G. Beekeridge, .Pangboerae, Bench Aim : ber-merekant. • CBRTIFICATES-Josz U. . • J. Packer, Painswick. Gleecestershim clothier...Z. Laur a Geol.-yard. Lombard-street. soefringe-i• Parry, jests RI& lkdlskorort, Gomel! street, rectifier of spirits-M. t unuaink Falmouth, Innkeeper-4 Hew kito. Peony.fields T. Morns, pM W. Goatabla, Regent-street, Black wall, budder*. CUI E „ RANGE , joalt6.••-"Wheat trade dell liti c sing ism. and list few b % Tem ; ro altetatioa is the price.-Alerlop •4-ay scam., n: ti highcr prices awked.- Oats Is. des:cr.-10 other articles no alteddion. - .L , .. . ate ITU rIBLIA.MARKET. Joy% 5. To *int the Oral, per toile of Sibs. tree ... 44. ot. h. Fs. St 1 Head of Cattle this • outrun ..4s. 61. to 6.. ud. HAMM - SAO Veal.... b. Ui• to 64. Od. elan and Lambs ••.•••• 704 1 0 Pm* ... ss. 04. to fis OA. Cobb *—2 so Lomb - .fis. OA. to 7s. 64. tif5 i y..........-...... ;dB HAY•111AIIKB Ilr :6l. Ma. ad. to B. 10s. .04,1• • • •4% ~. 4ti iai. Ott to 7t. 10s. 04. • .. • . - • '4lll °A ' - ' - ' SA* std to St 15 . Ot' • . . • . ._, , • I . • •)% - I,ti , Wis — i - F --- : . he ti Scat.ourell 7, Thooto Nam' Tregeere Penes, sal non ' , l f . Yvon, 16/4 LL.D., Doriore Commas. Qtr lOC Skt : is the Otb year of her age , Fmares UMW. sec 41 t h .l if of J. W. 'S arum. E.q.. of Powovizut ebilfsal.. HiPtibetb, wire of Dr. Ridoot, ..._ is -LAS .... s . Alamo, re. ) ris lonll.4tiahlitlied repitatiolt of O(JItIL1E ouid Co.. -enothined with their .well-. experierve Roil socress in the trerionent and (ere uta kti. rt sat donpleites. to les them t• shperior claim! and a &win. preferelice over HO other ptoctititurert. Mews. Currie nod C••. is regular Sorgeoro, Rod Menstiere of the R jyttl (P,lleier . of Loy . yqenod Rditiburgli, prewnt to the Oordie the result ..f thirty ears nwees-ful pr ctke in the Metr..poli-, where their trent *eat ni4 rare of Vertereal ;:rimplairos. Sermon D..tritity.. Vitsemlor Relaxation, iota Atom of the Orgam. Strictures of the Urethra. &c. &e. hos proved nenformls Ghee k ha n lit slight nod 'aeon fool Of itstrction , a pfr:ect Core is complet ed in the short period of two Oily.; t ant in those roes of n more entoptleated Mistore, where other Practitioners rave foiled of taceess, a proper perirvetanre in their plan of treatutehr ily. sires to the Patient fi snarl and perfect te-estithili•h•ornt. in IldervOus Debility. whether produced y convivial eteetors, by toe immoderate enjoy...Alit of sensual pleasures, by side. a.y rind oveistintious 'habits, or by till); other cause, the Meditiles they premeribe will toolure the brmic..l effect., in improving "even {penile hot hof body and mind. Several Noblemen and clemiltrateu la' she Bra tespectability, have tees wider the car; 'sir Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal,co Complairm of the Urethra, Strictures, are. :red bovine received a or iient aid fiermaneot core. request that refeiroce trory be m..d.• 1.. Orel, is antisftsitory evidences of the decisive superiorits of 15.5-rt. arria.noa Co.'s plan of treatment $ many .tf these Ce , ...isintio have hod St; ictotes from ten to twenty rents, and boll !.e.,l4roie der the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, rind miter !bateau of mom' eminence. who attempted the by the applicatins of ;the Lunar . Caustic . without succ ess. Me-urt. Cho ars oiCti. limy be Consulted by either 'set, with the greatest delimit - I, elereev, aed hostler, nt their house, N 0.107, Hattrotegardeb.-.- Patients in the country are requested to ewe 11w post tumors of their cove, no, and general' habit of lids:. Ise. es oaring a remittance fur advice and otedichies, when the sa.te Usti 16c4ives4 or peat to their part (Wine kononono. i' , . ions IMO secrecy so easentiol to oar widest:4l46 , g. the postage I letters Joey be added to the account fur needielue*.-147, Hit tite-4*We'. • ' - Vail est - 'Jerre 5.d inhere vita.- 1 4 a est AL. t •• ' " Life is only Life, when hlmt. with Health." ry Ii E. tits it System of Ethics is to aottitte . trithiss ..L due bounds, and dors to regulate the Foniiirs ; *art pinioned runt in•ubrordinaoe they impetuously deotiay three kit frees which Religion and Morality bore Madill tiered $ to tolls . Meant nonihitnie them *Owens the k4aatt of phisesee. hdi enleoloted to Inuit their etlerve*ceuee.. 'very diongnoizatioto of the sultan &Ilia. rett*ifeF great ra m ca l knowledge to remedy, mod the public wetfisre is proiroret 4 whet pd.feurtuisal eneuitileergoilding the eilegepoimb of the elle cow: nuti inCeoeineol) depict iliettp lio udies to the trencied ilium, rompl•tints generated by iniphidence, tool the ehntlitios qf the µosseous sit sot unguarded soomeet. '• Tar stre n g th of if, . a.o 3igi inn 5:0046 its IMO Viealth of the Fteopte ( - sun It it thelew 'MA!, in refire( oil thijr,ily oict lace to the igattrotor a Rife"' leertnip)riiiiito, nest to (-newer:let, as far us rtwAittfe, II- fotthef tenter+, ne eller 1. , .nireriog humanity, the result of our d oh ex pelienee in .t uhe various diseases of Oebiloy. The oow.dl o v a.. of 4iiiit lry vire (early Acquired at settnol, before room nag umerted tier tight over the moult, will, in conteiophtitdr. Itis powerless state, become susceptible of eoliveoing t.elli.tialar In knowing that the most complicated slate of eismoi.ta't sot r Ise nanod into bawdy etwrgy.— I moose stud e —immo4crate eels tetty—el.teg residenee in tropical Climes. mid massy other care% will frequently derange the Nervous Storm; to such ram .°P din hold out fro h%ortince of re...111111544m0 tor refries Wit .'S bore Lone ontroverte the sanguine hinitee of Patieneiorbeik Soo! That Wow to human bappitiese LU FA V. F. SI liS F.• cooper lie trentrit fearlessly,. the itninnwed mate of Airdigi Siete° hating divested its antidote of th4e alitemisio: propetsiel ihdt 'rot long r.miereil its errithiti.oi tomersnot and tins :iis.j. :al best e tplai:t oar metisoi by oh-et vitig to Voie,,n, !monolog far der this malsrly, that a few (14•1 1 •snly are reiluired for Here mobil of early symptom. ; that the most ineeternie stale sot Yield to our retnedies within a entail', nod thot in a person .Ire p o ly suspects himself injured.. the ,Asease witty he pc, v e:.ted all together from Oppenriog ;-.-* siMilor remade 'Tidies to ileiv• lsither deranevatiete of -the generative r.sgen, as Wealodms; # 1 Cern I I.OW. St e . emer Mit y *lsidore:, o hssioate eaves of wittettg i anti %; ri! 11l qved without the toe of dooms or Itisattlaoto rs. ipecolinritiis imidtmlitt in oh.- tont* sett hove I dol escaped mir ht.ent ism ; in which mileliress.‘evirittitlee mita otenvey, hoe it i ve• totted the meioit me ;Ity sadto'ire,l;..ide ti n e,, nut ghee!" I winter, peritiotortv pi:et:retie, enti-einhoenligsneee4lll l . _,' I t i For the ' e..nerat itersouroortaiii:n we' d,• not limit ""_, I Lselies In stated period. of y Furore, tut orty pie Eat - lulled lif"" i g est-ion:title 'vises.— County Patients are revosested to deal , mmately their simptoms, eke. wheelMeditioes. well 4 , g _, 1 *lll be immetlintely forwarded to ,iy . part anise Kiss o 7 4s % -- . A hank-time is e a petttoil t•itedinotaor she CILK. , ' ' . .YOst ptteistidd,, _, _, I t ii F &GIS 'OF hit ? 1.;, a finottnion Cdthenenforv ' k i ll! ofitore Os-thi.AA. • lk:(;03S tine.'llvk V‘iiie ha rail ' s). r"^i. ' 31014er-row ; 174, lleei:airett r:rtml at all p...hwitilks. elite*" (NIS!: ;in! C . I. IC:C. b1 11 1." 11°. 13. RaioveriP..tieek Flertietviee.- • F - IF IFirg . N.. -, . -7 77 m:.4 ant .Ptel,l;gl,-t) D. I.or msg.. so I" DiricE, N.. 1, galishrcoury red-stsfe• . . :Si if Li • • A • r eri r ldrheo tiVinens44l • r ...Verdicty.449o6siedwt • the Molt' WitilitleCelekilly • r T. cm*, djitailtaai. Id. (14 i %Vadat, • • .-ilt tlay. ifeadq- -1 ° l,tNiF b e rs i se lle ig 14 ** 4d at' . *hi . Garet*, Aualadifsiljoyia • Da t 'Deasy 11314-cis ' 0 sr se mill, tempt q i dead.: witit Itiolleat a• small qttaatit7 -of Wider. Verdict- t lit the to, ,irpy.ed AaelDoc.ro l .f H. Maniallit, rig who (Bei !the abeeerhoteek iTeitdittee4)l444. , • ; • Doi.: GaZgrilly Jipipet rsV. -.- vio umetotapiritp adfitti4-4hie 4 . ; ctor -Om,* 44tailveter. Meow atifacttifet J.lllargi t s,ls4, n or iebads a mp s o, .dridee -J Doe*. 11, Hertfieditire, utie 16. J. digitrA4wise .11E W. Bieber', filed. '-dealer-Jude 24,x. Efweik Wei t z , fron-touneet- J affe fn. R. Itebert• ▪ habertle4tesorrikee•-17, J. chin& grocer doe 31, T. Bywater, Tad. mod-biewee- 2 .1 Doe 2.V. 'AL Michele': drysalio:-.hane.g. W • Tether. FieL MI fur illeGlClaef. , vitit. —NI ART A t.. WA with Resettle," lid iS to coubtiewithis , mulve o t be ?in t ers owl* peluinwly debility 't" kie-' 'bate iradkl iscred t lo eet4 , the itlpsei of plodeure, Yell tee., man frtintOlTAlldres great lie pohlie trefhire is prnuroki tlie looliscininse of the me putties the irehimeal oftidenee, noel the ehnilitiA • mammal. '• Tar sit-emelt of Reiopk •bur.ll 14 melts- • gle 111 the Ignorance of tiller , - t, no for tis romitibo, it. rowdier molly, the result of our dos s Debility. The w ie.ri 'sired al &Omni, ?wf"rr rine.* tioo l l, will, in cooteMillmiug, ptible of eolieeililiz seitioditoh tiled slate sit eihou,timMar tenee Nude—immoderate rot- limes. nod musty tither tarns us Sostem; 1 . 9 psich cafe% V kor • rem& irt whim' tope, of Patirrihabotk Brio. LIJEV.ENE,Rir.• redsuite of Mr 1111•74 `:k'it's Ae iitrttslid: propertiteitbit ' 11 , 11 . Cfiltill a 554 dl3llA.Wilr.r.M e viii! 1.1 e3lieltili only nre reguired for the most inveterite lett old and dint is a venom • 1 * f iAsease ton) he pc, ve:trol all ON/. remaik 111 m& envie syslete . , - is *44W:iv; idb Co, tihsseionte mom; oi wooche f eigh•lks :Per ter tett hove 1 .4 escaped mot timbilfell mitt! rtilenry, ha* *r .10.041;.,111 fille t , not S'iles!l fd •onliotonl soiree:scut. niilM we • it.. not limit alf . . ire, .bat nett' rte ',insulted St AR 4 4 's are trttut•Oed 1,0 girSerth t when Media. taro. wilt *dyer ally -perrt ortise Killgi! ol6 " # neva°, Alko.cww. . ,• • (0044,0^ dOirotetorv'lti'llk ‘,3vbe ha r attli !'stir'! 'rind at sit 0,-;ltseilts. yilee.,‘" :in! C It :T. s u l fair 1 " a:4 , 4t e .. D40,41.A. to 1, sanshr..ccucts pett.itqc - • - . • • _ • - ~:.