The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-23 00:00:00

• , • : , •N ,• • rii.•.•• •••.. • , V. • • . . ,%1 • . .. aupuity, (rep the Pilite orcip4oll of article., pot .w • for. Po 4 inTe 1 . 61 4 ` 04 ' wfileti note; path' - he 241 1 7 1 Noing, ~ -. . . upon yea, ply ler:legjoittiAt ammity it Mt. —Yoe Me yet relablirsal by Kr. Dearbean P—Yes. \Rax vt00.424110111ed by Mr. Id A —4l( Were, not the 1111C11611011 of anneity enforced 14 pr in the Conti tef . .ellesseery ?--Yes, iNsee aq_betAfintro , pewee% kanu4li(e ef 'ate - grandsg titioomitty. Mr. nom -iia0444.40-lcifetibfrough—, 44 4 " • ; • r 1 / 3 0.Elele. Dow-irrirtr.—Yesterday a span and woman - WPM brought to the Office, charged ' • Anthon- . b m I?Aupitie So* ticker trtite y Post-Office, en sti y vi c i„, being concerned in feloniously stealing bank.ime, gala s of exchange oat of letters in the Guierat Pod O&e ; the . icul did - part , ~rs not toonbith.e. They `Mere sonagn i itted forfurelser ttaigiuotipe. ()n Mond:- Owl-- d:s evening a man t l - --- ,hope your rdship liar got 41..allajtior - ' un Y ". a respectable u t t itLe a evidence that the annuity t• lie 4 Vas paid dig P ea kno ilize g t:hoaszlitaregheJlawneithbeerenceisis‘iztheliseawmae: ivaie_:iej committed for farther examination. f the Mince ef Wales's privy parse: ~ .'. were yesterdayrnorning brought before the Sictitieur: Magistrate at this Office, :charger{ an ens pi ' .i. Saturd tr s . Lorcl rved ! c ‘ t. c e i n ha ilo v a e ogn it , d o o n w l a mi n kl ha ng vi o n s g er bein h . is onto[ttetes U siert- II Am.—Advent .. 'wen known chata lb, Privy Purse." being concerned in various robberies on - ;II on sa): *..liour, 16 then, my Lord, I have closed the tate on tits part of my client" . following an ever-drove bullorkthraugh the Boro ie fr. W. Gauttow replied. After Whin— se'nnight, by otieral persons, who were ro "'l ' h bed WWl' having been 'previously received at this Oifice 01 Westmlnsaet7reed# and. the Nete Cut. .1 4 r u t e l l) Lard t LIENNOItOLIGII summed up for the Jury. Ong •stated the libel and the circuelsttuces at place p l ea d e d net i various wir,gon, having bnen robbed on . oiling its publication, his Lotdshirobserved, that tally, which , was denying the publication of a the Delenciaet . had in the first lo sennight in the'kint-r6ad, (Xlllirsghon ini, (a e „,, o l n • 'bet ;, an4 a secondly, •he had entered a justification ,andtwo of three ethers bele:wilts to this Office We " of wiits.(_ll6 . gad' published, by stating that he only ; dj s Pateited immediately, and tacteeded la elipreihere. ' blinked Wait he could prove to be true. The libel ; ing the Prisoners at their lodgings, where they di.. ' a thiiinitarice, It' was true, was to bee dittiegoished covered .11. *reit 7tintintity of articles, can " of from CHM *WA was prosecuted by indictment or ;• t eull i ti casks, packages, and wearing nioort4, to a Anformatiop. la.* preset case, if the whole . great soon it. After hating undergone a Tang eta. had beeet/prored4e . ,lnttiVe, nisolvwould the I.)efestsl-; " i nattout they were remanded Ar . l l4.lrther isead„ e , . ant be warranted in eetering - Ilis jollification ; but I ,. ,- ~ • FRAUD, -t - 1 for midi 'justifickikm . to 144 . IMO Shy thing; he'' ' T mAlfl i r i ."2,; - ; ol . ll.l.*ewt k r 11 7 1146 :1144,4 4 4 laiw t e '. intid'pritie tins trails of every siieclfi part of it. wts'oistaigta t propeg ° 3 147 :Wftireeel befwr Zs i ps.a 4" 01 1 . 4 1:,, a Bit had the Defendant peeved the truth of all tile tenet s b y ,4. ttnr sp9eies of swindliug. fAr . Orel, 4 shopk t 4;;. - t OpKille peett? :111; .the first place i 4 was said in thn : fle ,." ( •:;t ie ln l e L l t w e r T;Y . lrd . pr ; n t rd e 6. 7 o lattiltir. eau meta: pnOlicaticntthnt the. hrother Magistrates had made ..Preseoted a hoer, purporting I - Aeon/nye " : mkt' C a rrier, e charge apfnst hit. 8. Now. that fait bad not gar _ .,1 ne1, ,_ to . t . l_mz i tr i tt:f o : l lrut SI, de,iring hint to wißr a 'bi l l the nen*" 14 the tome, i i,„ norp , itd, lINI yet It Ailhe bit's* Wei proved r r m r The witness thinking it might be from seitse c t 0,,,,, , to! calling Dr. HA. Then it ' Wild ;hit Mr: B. wltAai Ili did not reeesiest„ sent - the sar4,4, * f eeas4 i,,,,i4 htitt 7 Ur a , time positively* dankd the . dlutege; but .ret7:iptgt , lnAn : ft i tz t fo h trd a it e oz: decrpt . i . on e rrat,thed on hii4 the fact of such tiensitory denial had :atilt iblielh. An o.iiirerZrss iteighbot l hlifi, ortf, fl in tli t: cl t rst i rti.: prpred. The Defendant ought to have, . , .. theme alp apprth O eatled the P'risneer, !hot hewas ettain Joe Avu,s),, .; - van ; the SeetProde ed a pocket- Nibi le ful l ed non e ' n tit ' specific,parts 14 trill publication, sad . • - hewz% p a Prisoner, whirOcontained a nnerber of bilk for Knott% iihta . 1.,, L.,1 , ... t i ''. • and the jetties , stet is vot.-30*.glitilli othendetlehi wilts wrote filortfilferrit ,'" , u p u r4 ll :! l a t 7 p 7 t i i i y - hid .. 6. 10 - 4 d eg e re yeit . pis ;.alikersiiielY lit' lute hand-triltiog ; th. Priem& end- . . .. . he was a s cstmer. but's jonrikyanan.hrieilayer, tan 11,4 liad ' ft ''' been proved that"iiite:' ann r • - aPlidattifil• in Osr . . Tork 0 '-- lb!, • th weti i' eat iSiffittbit oda, thitilstdiad hr wtli *odes , ;ate* fiseviiiiial tioa • itriiwiekor Nitleris9d UPC ntSt I hetbsktl• 13e9000 IS* 1 41_411 1 , 9 : (0.404- , thett ,inns for titdiglediftirlii' VIII tis w it n ess si c tionl i n frotal as teatimonial titlli agistra. eh' that ; Mf. ' was not in the itteelpt of any sods Anneh 'an any sat+ eoattilerationt. 'the remises', : - 10.. S. said, had hives! him, ant he wi:lsed to ',Wit. Ills Lordship lota, thou/se-complied '014,04ra. Vint et Mr. ~.Betialield, in consequence. cotthe re .pretentations 'o f that nen t l e inan i ilio—torttship stated, that alter he itasiien such leOtireiiial t h ‘thengist it light to makianquir? into:6.4ood t and for ihii pikipae l .h. Vioir. every etep alltAisiry .tireseersain the faits. , Of this letter. be had ins copy, ,but. it was strongly amd:.r.learly impresicAl. yrs/ !}l4 miad v. that he 4tet,i4 'Mr. B. got to be In tfitirposss 'of any a upolly Aiwa _from the minc e . or'i p 144::-;- - • Bat oat making slid, enquiry', hiss Lorthhip;ii!4•".i' disferent impresSiotrwas left upon his mind stisPlecli.i. .in; th'ut trittwavtioa. lbw Lordship tbsa• *mill Eh. '• M r. B. tot this taitorn.af the testimonial,' . . -.. enquiry, •Iss• 'ens. inclined to form- a very opinion ; and It 1419 wrote to the hia tcs, 'stating, that saals*Xpeatiowlsed taken lise s at: it ti eittent, iiit licertifflitt the frets. lei , s' ; I letter tolft: B. his Lordship said that iittikadifitiad. outs alter his opiolea, and that he vtasamort• :;,i, under the painful necessity of itqspetiagi the Totem ..of the runner communication writtri, met, B.'s request. Ile also stated to M r . B. thitt,', httd found it necessary to write to the Maglitrat Sotiotk to exploit' the error into which hi 'ha; been hetriyed. On enquiryi•his:- Lordship did :find that. Mr. B. was lathe receipt. ef ,ah aututity*Anili reasons lea him , to believe that it !Ilia on accespc.n,f ; the Prince. eat Wales ;. indeed. "Reny eiFennutp,sett which he then ascertained, trig gm to inkr . thitzuch ' _ was the f act. Lord - Etitrisolotinst•" . • 44 Youi . Lordiliiii: &pet- _ , • ID I l atiCai % . ra4iti:4 aq a }eqey, b 7, hat ploy' been in onvio, these; t fy w oe ti rir 3 hrin t u ,o rt u ivrei t er lis ree • rin T hiai o be ar atijoa .: :l4 040 otmsv . F.' 7 •-Ti 77 F:4 k -.... .4 6 - .- -: . • tamed eneogh to waernist you in•leiteastix9stion _ ___ Juity Li BBL. i n te rr ing that mods' fits she factAt37 . - •- ...1. , 5 2 ;;;,. in the Prittett'a itccOunts; and. h.w hid it appeared at theth re tri t t ed it io ewr ere• etreo r b e tr rs reinandr h e nt e la t r iebs co oi netaints- but firs Lt&hip " thia . Sidi . ' I _,,_ lUTAIN wEN JA et up* to. wivraxe.. Ea rl Moira-- 44 Yes.''' „.- • ~, • . that the annuity was granted for Mr. Ben afield tad • This inis so action to recover eempensationin da. , • His Lordship then stated, that be bad an immense not for Mt. Tattersall, to whom It had been hitherto . , _ , Wiegei,••l l l;iiii,Libel that had been- published by • fibs !rear of lettere from Mr. B . reiPecti • tig the tretisac- ! Reid? . Again , how had it appeared that Mr. 11..110 . 1 „,._ , Defetiktinirld' The . Counts Chronick, on the Halo. I tion i bat ,11Willetay.k!iow whether • the; lording • Of': been, in th e feceleM " tbis trithilty for the last 20 'l:paotolsor aft b er e h n a ti v .e in x 4 te a ns i i i v u e mbe pite r i ( ! ) :he i T orie ow ni n e . n hsll euv. st: tiff, which:iencled not only to defame him intle• ayes his s o tenererweeldwevraist hiii be'prOduchitt th em..;•*ears ? Thng r th6o,. VieDefevidenthad failed in his o'clock, , in the premises occupied by Mrs.. JIM, of the ivorM , but to . lower him in the• eitiaisation stf ' Some; if not all the copies of his •LoidliiiP's betters' proofs; for he had not Proild • all those alletifions, , PleYett eft it for 1 , 8 teen, is st length 6:sti et ed b . y the . bis brother Magistrates , in the county of Suffolk, it fto Mr. B. had -been destroyed. ' and they were contained in the ptibliration. The nest ' Afire /woks out - yestertley - morning• of eishi cheesemoitger, in- Bishopsgate-street, being stated in that libel, that Captain Ore.lafteWl 1 The Sosserrea-Gswr.aat. objected. o the Frisch's- question was as to the quantum of damages, since the timely assistance affurded by the firemen mid others Was in the receipt of an annuity given him; for having ftio . 4 or notice of any letters s eleept those directly • matter was reduced to that point. Having heard the in procuring a plentiful supply of water, the flews suppressed libellous and calumnies's matte'. while 'he tgoseeected with the justification of the charge made ; libel, they would be the best able to judge of the in. were got under after doing much damage -to Etter win Miter and one af the Proprieters• of TiteitieinSt Capteiti Benjefield. I jury t h a t he must have sust e ioed b y its p ublicatiofi, h e dioning Post. . - I ' Lord Emesitenerem said that the two explana being one of the Magistrates for Suffolk. There , SIP W. CreRILSW opened, the MN eni the part 4'64 t tory letters -*were sufficient-Abe examinations m The cur i os it y o f severa l persons i n t h e ne i e h benn . most . we's some difference between instituting a charge hen"' Plaintiff. After having stated the injurious effects be coofinecl to them ; the one from Earl .Moira to . against a publ i c individual, and circulating what hood of Ilalnaker, near Chichester, was last %se e k that must ,revolt fkom defaming' a blegisrrate, he j. 4. flood, the. Chairman of the Magistrates, ex- others had promulgated ; but the Jury would ezciied by the figure of a man, apparently in a r oun d submitted to the Jury, that if it were not made out' pliduing the error, and the secvud from .Captain deter mine as to. the Defendant's guilt in this case.— frock, on the ice of a pond in the park, but no i s eli. by the Defendant, that hit Client was In-the-receipt ca c k erse di a . • . Ile might he the Origin of 'such rumours, and if he rid wit being missed in the . of an enneitygraisted eo'him by the Princoof, Waittsr 'Mr. Ilott rid, that he was now going to prove'• wereoso its the estimation, of thitJury they would nut be au accidentel impression on parish, it was conceived to for the Suppression of calumnious matter, he would . the pla s ma ef .1'•• untidily by Um Prieroef Wales • forget that circumskeinee. tie' Far} of Moira was many, treated as a fa icy. It being, however, last the ice, and wet, by be entitled to .their verdict and to coutitlersobW4ll. ': • 1 ' The Soricrroa•Guntaax observed, that the the. chief witness-Aur was Ike principal i.eidence • reesilay sennight ascertained that a man named' usages. As to the an nuity itself, It had been vanilla ' Learned _Counsel pest confine himself to the subject from that evidence it'appeared that an annuity heti Richards of the neighbou:ing parkh of Charlton, by Mr. Ti•tersall, joint 'Proprietor foreierly with, matter of justification ; and if they failed iu making certainly been granted by Mr. T.'to Mr. B. but whit- was missing, the pond oas starched, and he was found Mr. Benjafield of the .iforning Pert i tir the tattering ' out .-their justification, they would fail, in ntakitig ther it was fur the tratisfev ofshiret in the Post or for lying at its bottom, in ten feet water, exactly uuder . the settlement of their actettutS,granted to hintforthi thet . tedot - which would entitle the Defendant to any, what other ccedderation, they could not tell. The& the figure. This appearance was probably clewed by Fertilise of 1101rit shires. ._ r„ - . 1 wiediet. - -• . • led stated that t;;e atnuity. had beeu granted for the the vapour of his body, which had ()Outs to petrify, . Tie Paper being put in,and the yublic.a.tion Pstaseas-1 • Lord Eiteneenocen said, they might prove that" suepression of libels, but it had not been shown whet • previously to the freezing of the pond. The ice els. , the,iihel was mod by the Proper Officer: , ,1 It was-paid4o , Tattersatl and his Executors and 'by . libels had been s uppr e sse d ' Thos the justification Executors, was re _ uniformly seven inches thick ; !tut that which coeseesed•. Mr. Lawton, the Ovicer of the Cesare . , read OW t h em to Reniairid. • -: failed, except in showing that an annuity libel. 4 was in the County Chromkte of the 3d 41 • Mr. John Beirtern was called to the box and ea- ceired by Mr. U. Hb Lordship .repeated, that ell i the fi g ure was darker and more Srairsiaren!. The deceased was going by the polio on his way hoste l , March, 1812, which professed to be published foe !t n j ne dby Mr. jj aLT . • , parts of _the justificition . mnst be - made out, other and; it is suppo s ed, .had fallen into it in it state of i s enured counties--for the Counties of Essex, Hens,l Are you an Executor of the late Mr. Tattersell ?- wise the, Plaintlit wing be : entitled to a reidief; esaicetion, as the night was very dark. aledford, Oxford, Surrey s kitteka,•••kt. 64 and for - y es . r • - and El all the perts id :theißsel had not 64n:50c:e1.' . the Univeultlies of Oxford and Cambridge in parti. I : Did you ever pay any annuity for'Sfr. Bettja fi -Id, cirri peered, hits Jar? therefore find for the ' --mals"--. cular."- , .-The libel was to the following effect : i the fbrintilipere,:account of your elkotortaip.' Plaintiff: And 'es - to tilt dianiges, ell the' circus- . 1.; , . SCOTCH' Odin. • " PRPClBeijioelj, formerly Editor of. the Mora. yes, Mr. oeetejahosid - has beet' accustomed to draw - stances. were: efere flieln:Lothecharge was of a se- •. may • y (nausea nt ), ": Bha r d t. ' li rriued i Sni.b. mg' PS, hiss been charged by his bet/titer Magma 7, hafts o n . rhererent Mr. i attersall, who has Laid rious tieture; Captain:lLnil' a . held forth by. this Li. - _- a. --..- 1 -- . ' ' ' ' ' ll° - 5 ' A.M.'. - • 'toilet of Bevy St. Edmund ' s,-with obtaining, dun- , them ; andi , have.invariably reimbursed Mr. ratter- bel to the .werld, as it man' Who was .still receiving. 1116 H WATEit AT LONDON iliti OM THIS DAT. tag • his Editorship of that Paper, eat salinity from sa lt, j un . - • • - ; the reward of having suppressed paragraphs which he I. mwning ' 145 minutes after 5. 1 les n iissg ' *lninlita dial the rein& of Wales, for the suppression of 'articles I Are you reimbursed yourself ?-11 am,. and from bad threatened to Publlslilti a Newspaper; and Whit ''' sent to that Paper reflectieg on his Iteyal Highness • the Duchy of Cornwall Office—l was last paid by' i charge's old be more d estructive of a - man'S fame, and a eettain ta This charge Mr. Benjafield ; Mr. G ra y; o f & do s es ,. ' thee to say that he had so extorted money ? A Worse for some time posi t iv ely denied : but Ott exam ine- flow tong have you paid it ?----Sittee the death of, crime sapid not be well made against a• man -strider tion and en the production of two explanatory let. the late mr. Tatters}}. , :. -/ . ; suck circumstances , end as the Defendant had cot ten, one from Earl Moirif and the' o th er front' AI Do you detinet the Property Tax from th einplee . i wr •• • 'jt out in all ha parts, as' the law required, the *. ti l Captain Cocksedge, the fact was completely *sta--. meats ?—I have dew , that. , ..,... . _ ..• . JisFyyrould"findfOrthe Pliitiff. Was '' - • . ! bli,hed. The annuity, it is true; did • net appear lei: ..as any comptolit mede. et each deditC4eff m r s . -- . , Ili" ii., - -;:irt f r' 3 `.iiioO 6 ll .6W:initiation heithett . the Prince's Household .Accounts c--bot it • woe •s. i Yes , uy letter. .l( 1 •_, a- ritirneoa e -WO lortlie'peilVnitank" :' '' • ... •.1 . . greeted threugh a Mr. Walt* toMr. Tattersall ; ; This letter:Was prodoicert it:a bating a lt iiiit*M . b t nine o'clock, • a:tether proprietor of the Morning Poll, and sub- to be i n op - tam.writinglof Mr . uen j ous iii it wait . • __ ,„: .. -s. - - - •. - - : ..• ... sequeutly by Mr. Tattersall's executers, who paid read. The letter was -*directed to•J: &wham% Pig: , i ' ng l n est eti • dit a t Pral r: e k k e p r pt , n 9le• ! t d eiweetheeis Dragon - coa st,' on _ coa a i t, , . st : It over to Mr. Benjakeld. • fofj.. : B. has cosostismed to . i (aBT"street, May.faiv, dated Bury St., Edmund. i ' than' Pi " • otveive the annuity for more ;Olt rs. , . I?ece . 23, 1810, and signed by Capt. Beniafield. it 7 * - 'a t And 's -hill Blatkfriais "•-•-A poor. labouring mpg . 1 and his * iy e ,.a. thenno, JA.Shosewright, with.a ,fa r It was then proved by the Clerk to s the Masistrates, I was to the murivi.. . effect :.... . that Mr. Ben field war one Of_ theMegistretes for ; oto e. 1 1... , iL L.3 . s ~ a I usilyaif.childrerr, among wyont a : boy o. ire years old, the County ,of Saffolk. The . saile - ltittsest also ' ..L . :. . 2 - 11bet :" It P I - 1 1 471 )th ,'"Z t re :,: 1 7`. 11 .1 11 ." 1 ,.":" 1111 ,2 11 (leaf awl, dwell ? getting - the fi re, by .soine tie Si.. . ....,-., i M r' that Ittihad leant reportt.irgicitc,4reelii. 1 iti l 1 1 . o lii ,Z istei s"7""„,,,"7,___ l . ___,..„ Pi , dint • liii . ' 'elo6es !caught 1800 y whit! he was so tion, chirging , Mr.. H. w4h the ,o ; !te e fhil totter thriest,", AMT' im l i r L .- I MM (. 'llliettallf"stOtett# 444ol U 4o ' ? PaiktOl°7a the libel; and' *hit such chaegivissCheee. Suds ; . , ,__ , Years el 0. 7 a 'mint 1 5.0 . .. • ib"' mew's - Hospital withoet stay hopes o recovbry.i - Tilt -te be *ducted. *fore t. sa•por• that . against him by his brother Magisfratmi, . * ;,. ,„ bona . I . t ~1,1,„. ..,, - „,t,. i n ...., la ltundly sennight, a niati employed in Ottiog* 90,81111 Mr. "flovreppeared for the pefendanland in an eloquent speech conteqdittl t that the , p pittei t alt.: ' - 3 1 • " I li' . tit - 9 * . 77- ns witTri-r. ,yon -e7rsaili than imu"th ili k intre ' or the final ; ' 6l '; Ja l l l es ss Parks . foi! T do s e .; the ice-}tosses of hi s Karel Highness thesPrittee.ak ed b not be Mttitleteither•to a vertyk tint' to 'any' 44,140,.f Mr• h i k - • li i itii h ae *r 7: e g rat t t -, .Y. Mr . ,•• , 1 I f i iiill Decease he waa read to iustifl ell thlk tilut , leen "I' l „„..,,,m ° '*- ' 4 6 .ghitteedt %Act ' *to " n i ce ~ , ,,ii i . • - t y g i o h t a il Lazo ws ea .. , tewt, fell into he water, Where he must jeevitaldel 9 - Niat • [ was SYR !mat drowned, but for the timely assistance Of , forth in 'the pa t• • iOn Sow gilled a ROI."' fle hati P. ~:r_i _ ; .. „,.„..........a - ` ....;,... te n . ~,- f r emees tr* . t p t d. ::: 'ropes - be( ertglhg to Mi. [Woke., of St. James s. % a t - f e w e s te r ,4_e - ..kadi• te' pioee that . ill the !to r ` u "' -11 ' r"" ww................. 'r ....'.. ........ ."..... . Ptirk..' Theman Wats nearly heir an hour ill' the Ce... 1 .•-_ %At - • •, - I • well endentood betheitr.alsa r•tb•• .and 110114 VW 1 aliegsitibni in the • 'Cletos !Flip (*ended • t roth ; ? _, - • - I. '• , root Oita Ms leneeeln mud ,' end his ebbe in 'wide/y.l . anti having Inade'elli. t eY;:.tle' he g i efaatil4ebMit it.. 1)"4 " 14t-1 7-.r .- " 11""'. ' el le Ce ""t„,, c h ~,,- ta da te ' lrhat i nn I ant? coiled oftt * that - lie - Wet feet liaking. - : .The re that the Defendarftiribliiirtisiti their verdict. '• sow Pe4P 0 7 4 1 / been 10 60 006 66 0 ft ' ti o l osi e -7- " v * : ----- f i g it . 1 - 4 8 ---- ' b et i --- was throws — three times before . he leatedrig" ted.. - ' • !Ma prtderli . u 6 Was Villbmih ni frime 11 ,, Pepelt 4b !tli let i i t ti l d `r -•- I • 'fi t •' . his perilous situation .: to 4001.1•stlad o f UM . • air emend RS libel by indielment elr-inemuevilwit' ref- eber-e•thet t ,H, A... 1 itli v iettowbigoaehmtlis neat vinosity scald not 1(446 Itisettitiviive _data, Jo, rite tuba I Is ' 8 Tito 'follow ing unfortunate clreemstewee ttkok pt•ill • •. of 3.501: I meehostallbedt te•8411-delinetieel: imd L i . at Hammersmith ~ots.,Sonday _ morning last : Mr.- , case it iritiptostiiitie AIMS* }fiat wentt e lead ton -b reach of sit , ;ifitic: . t o g .j a . sasiss o w , • i i i . tre ..l trust s yonkwilt - hitrethe .., itipio, i lo. top. teirt„ ,Aho, 41 .. 0t. -!'oykte, a master ,sassyer at that pitae, had beeu 'lo4o' sent, the ' O4 fah% s mapt-se• iftsam. , shat, le 1 ter . 1 0 4 1 4 C; PlijMig. , ilb ditto pis - papiwit !p. be . 'moulted, daring Drain by' One of his workmen b u t c u a i s igiii 1 : m o oing oc f pon,wyen t i k pi ss e s ," &o d &Potter" , air Milla, la 11 . .C.11144 its btiOC iklllll,_ lt et IOW had per tit -creating :' a disturbance at' hie idol tif ,. It _ wat i ke4 ,* l 6: Detior aim atit t b - t ha froth; of . 'bat then ate isibir ritialkljt . AIM by itpplyfotto door, when We was at lefigth rovoked to gash . __ ___ _ . _ . wham,* The man fell clown, what'll/V . '.. 41111: i that : MO tetemsige, • - - - - ' one b-• - 1E DEBILITY, are.. NCOURAG ED by the uniform ;omega attend,. . mg their peculiar Method of trettimem is the one of a ~ .• w prevalent. complaintr, whirls bat been cundriated by th e et i:parriositeasf amity years in a large and este:wive practice ; ems faiiik giro of the happy 'fern realities to the public front rae 41irel MewersaGaing theiratteutina in weenie', clan of dtteies• GOSS and Cu. ermintre to direr their 'holies to thee arisieg feast a secret deontetive habit of incroulderate led„, whit* not 4tsily.oceasiab a numerento wale of nerving at* intia, hat also esdajts ea in Tina/kiss* the eurlaatthit huh ,- (Bilis* of 1114 age.. la that 'Nitres-hat Atte of Jebilin or den* •rieticv. whether the emereefeee af c , eii tionefal linbia,4**** °Owe firinkinz. inerresideace in het clirnates.'or a ey other nthie, •by *high the powers of the cunstiostimi became enfeeble!, a* vegolarly eittemed Sargent)* of Condos, they offer a Ste, Afe, ' sad Speedy rentration se woad and vivant* health. 'Where an ovary applieddiaa is mad*** tbr mare .4 a CefiNil Piabcder. frequently 4:astitarled in I eminent •of arebriee, the lice is generally asap:tied I. the abort apace of two ry illirl 9l l antie the same adaquired riettioveterate .rag's at "Hsi• liiiiiertittioe, eltorecterbted by* . varimy of painful nod dstres stag symptom* a iferaareM their ppm (without entrant ta Pi • tie beiteele slit desalt • promisors NA i l l t ri mire. . • • • ' ... . be ammo of Shit Urethra,. as fiequendy enneetied lint or be4.4.1g frees theltheve rompleinkhave slur escaped their awn tiobt bytes ilifoliable end improved plan, they ar e enabled to 1 IrhOitte ONO : nate Oteets pad Stricture*, w hether recent or ..f . 6 lobgitbration, :Ostrom' remora,* ter the -paishd . nent & mem , * : ~ tmo of thesegaie boogie. fieityistusines elm be adda" a very bovesenorbstea„ , tf seeml year. continame, I ne yiel.i. ' ed k' ti".4c.""l"4:in n few dam efirribe cure bad tonna* earl *aro has tetapted hr o ther practitionem asthma Ofeet t toMe the nreellfle remit of R :prediee" of fourteen *ear, that ' the 'made of ttra timer but not io One single hismare ever. rueo 4 ; •abpriire, daring ethic' period many thownral peseta* ' ,111 " 114 aritt-.4.-aave experiemed the enjoyment of laming been per, limit, cooed. after **weasel allunuus Methods have been pee. vtiienni in lobo purpose. . _ .- F •111essra.rsemaqd Ce:nseirei.vely prafissiag the rare of thee rlaistittliwrolarrefwo4l.4oltiiricisogstioaituhrldiseer ob tb i at they ney not be, 1 - 1 !• a Ihru they have been properly educated and initialed Mtn ,r). Iteitialt of she preferion (ettriSkles ;fetich, team dirt:rent fib. intoraiwoureigie, thigh • it.hot j•tratineuY tssnernetivillY'aestintiotair7, .illartialfat.titio ideototroitoteenoulooinyis,forgoomrt:tre). att.:: tbeemi,utatlociol'ilio,o•iiithorte, ,front their endenvourrilest induce. , ahem in twit the pranke of Ilse general eractithaser., net they pretthros twat their rif- Whisuitonstiiiite 'it' this' wooed for Mrtsipreemlented Ri4lll. .• demo a *Waile d, Asa babe. by, ilig AlblditsAae. l itgl4l Monomea.: .. .- . To be toms**, at their 'house deny' *(lierinna.Vl i .ar he 16. ter) by Patients, of either Se; , wi t h secrecy, ikliy mid st• , Arrears. • ' , • ~Raiiria#l,:(lo:aillitgere remelneti testate the pnrointe. of tan case. 10,•Aadlaniner of living. eoclettheff a 8 ,1 "k - "'''` Idiff'dllied 414. alediciaest and' the tame Bill be forsthrded le '''Ztagl 4 ,l" l " n s 444f. • . , ) :, CO. Surgeons, No. - 19i *tree.. " •• - . ~ . • ItnevericAtreef, fleet- _ shihijAhtA .I.asocat. at Ilv 51.41.a.attn tirrirs, 8;. Eleet.acret. I ~~- _~ it - -Itat - iieiel4lite• ilidaireitXr. sibiliquikar anis2.=7 .... —m- •,••-•• ...—•_ .. _.,.. -, --.-,--, - mtat iwi t ial iri t -*s ki - Amidi at aps trta,prmaspri do inommimilim flat anstoi4y Mils away with ;nom viOlessei; The man fell davit+, prooetif tiflblitruis of 4111 Ibir.fra leserisktlititioo4o .....,_ . ~..wilittlikalliAltri. ' and 6004611 indonalliai .11r. sall ,ontockfly 44440 soch-a way as to break, kis 1 hobo onGthat to, allidiCe. • Stith Wiold 'bu.itio - Rial.ffr„ i Ir ag i 4 ''' '. ' ' I .' : ": I ta llift.ll S P l.• • ' 4 0 1 1E1 :04.4 M4W0414111, ILIA fF! M in °, , rye. ist a/ pretat - Whitt's awl he thrflOresewii , -110 V0 01 0t i . oit ire Se 10•114 -1 14 OClPaete* ~ 1 14 A Oldrirmo, wborhod pivitortal4.l -1 :. the , parochial 1 *gin'? r 4 'd liii o ** 4llll6ol4 thi*J ur Y- '' • 411 •,• • . t r. ll .* l l/ 11 cow . - , datrikilmiter &gist . * , 7. 44 " C" 4 • birlfall , ll44"%it r iiiii -/1111161140d. iiPt Lordship Prilig: ' !OW& * hi Ailimi hawloot - • liwosippt . fr .osp lost - iiii3lithtt.. ab5.441`404 ; Sag ei t Aftotioi Si ' e l l itill'llli ii4 k e "'i d " ilia " 4 " ti " ha l e ' L 151,4 to if' ' • . "Try : 4 f the 14 4 4,i OS aetaga li % 1 wi i # 4lt i -gt* . iiidelleiei i br I i l . 3 0 .14; r ii , igillin,istiliiritiallor its& taw sib P,lt ivi. ..._, - _ : _'' - --- . '. i ', ~ : . ,. i 1 ',' *lt jibes, .6Oprilwing ' iiialiit i,f• ieveiarpervoitt; 1 t .t - -• tAilhuirt eroilywiieelahtnaiit lima -•fiad :pow - ' ' -71 . 111151 Pr tl6ll iiienertielarPold fr 0.11.1416 111111 aid kiaillettikitelabd. dale pildtsidear. • The.lahaigi , fo , l oo44.;:h,fo l iiicilv,e4"s"etna Maltose Ilia.; liikasihillite 46 4l4olltatl. • , ~ • : . •nie as. -.:rt( j *wfs *tdittiralNOOPijank , dairtr 'the . lesPeoce of e t '42ti to; tt s vaiwikid‘itguiii4llo4llltisigl.lbi. 0....1.t. *- ' ; ..aft. it• Ineilibaililyeignefia, , • ililkiiiiihmot.4looo4 o 4 0 Jillicfl , where ok ' Oho eile. }—v,..e. is had 4 4tortod money as well , flit re) id edusegulddrt it wry •IT 'draws Mouth. ' . .. • 4 .•._.__ - • • . • . LAir. IIvTI4LIGENGE. COURT OF tUANCV.Ry, 1)=.21 _ ___ , Xlr-IPARTF: TukGILIFO IL . Vr. PUTS Stated, this was the Petit* or a Ward at the Court, who hall obtained the age Of ti 1 bnt by Ms fitter's %t ill he wudepriyeti pr,,eceiving flu: (joky '4llOOOl. until be hid attabord.tho sr of - 1 .. Thiihr '). _ 'Testator had, rbeirsever, omit* coda to his will, providing that if easy of his eitiliti.o..setticd isi life before they 'heroine of the age'brtb, they' sltotild be entitle 3 to tht NU benefit Of the legacy.. I• the present ease, the Quartile,* of the POtitioner hull gut hirn,a situation as a Midshipman in his Ma.' jetty% eery. lie became disgusted . Ohs the service,' left ft, end entered as a tolooteer in the arey„,and. smiglit by Isis Petitiint to.. receive Alta. IfloFys to iiiible Mtn . to purchase i canitnission. . Under thou Critividefitions, the Ceirevsi rietitlentaw had •net a doubt but his' Lordship would grata op veer* a ebb Petition. ' • . ~. 2 ..__. I:tt ty• Ur. Bay., Cnclisel tnr the Gasrosps and Tr's. tees, Messrs. Vasett and Chtioemos stated, 6 6' 1 were willing to het as his Letrtislsip would direct.— I Thitt had cut the Petitioner the •situatiott of a Mid. eflipwrett through the iatgoest of a sKehle Lord ; he I Ibot. offence to the line of lifi o beetweeist was obliged/ ftlit"ttl'i' superior .ffiCers; 00- Fretit,l,• the TCtli 1 I ' -LO Wtd eft-et, and they resnousteatirl with him, stliielt . tned ilsits subject to his nist grosbtaspersions i l cilaigh4; thews with leaving *rived their trust ; 'they fi4t sue astinvelsiti, but Vara' satisfied to be directed by his Lordship. . .-- .i ' ..,, . - - The Wax- Cm.tocrit.et ehrorrierl i he had the.i'litttian with ,the gre.'' .a ttention , and mai theft eee,whero the codicil - Treater's will hid twee setiorth. He wtiOl . ' lay down a . prece.' dent, which, nsr the Mityy, ust be considered a rub' of tit Akeit, that arty Alt that did oat set forth thelOtithiels for the altii4isins stated by Court. se!, shoetst hedismissed. fit the present instance, the Learned Counsel shoeld have liberty to amend his Petition.:—Petition refused. . ..:.........- COUreet/iltPra'S DENCH, GoiLouitto Vied ft , • fr ..„ ' 1 ,1 . 1 . 1 V• . 4 • '.' ' I 1 i.. 4 ' / '. • . . • • I I '' ill l ‘b f; L i I . .i ). 0. , I, L I I ! 1 , . ' k 11 .. t . 11 • 1 . : '' ' li l' I • , I • t t It• ; '.F.''. ' N .... t k • 1 ! . •• 4 t :1 0.:• 1 i I , . 1 IC III : l i ' If ii : .• .. '''...i. t• g 1 • I . 1 ..:,. 1 . . • , 1,,, I . i . : .., e , - 4 ~ ' 4 . . ~! 1 i f ... ~. i:. . - 1 4i. ' . p ,N ~^., , I ! t $ i' $ i• i i i.. )1. •^z. N.