The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-01 00:00:00

II r 0 POLICE. GU[L HIALI. Testerilay William Trwtor, alias Smith, alias Comtetry a well-known character, and a wo man of the name of IITO:::11, were brought before Alderman DoSIVILLE, the Sitting Magistrate, on strong suspicion of having given their attendance at the Mansion House Ball on Monday evening, for the express purpose of picking pockets. John Nicholls, a Constable, of Golden-lane, said he was ordered to attend at the Mansion-house on Monday evening, to prevent the crowd from inter-, mingling with the Gentlemen and Ladies alighting from their carriages to go into the Ball-room. About half-past eleven o'clock, he observed the Prisoners make their appearance, when they immediately pro- needed to follow every party Which happened to arrive at the Mansion-house, with the most evident , anxiety to mnke free with their property. Several times he observed Country Billy gingle with his knuckles on Gentlemen's pockets, and his companion always covered the attempt .by displaying herself in her broadest attitude between the crowd and those persons they seemed desirous to pillage. Ile did not perceive the Prisoner take any property from their' pockets, but he saw him perform what the pick pockets call, in their slang, 44 stalling," that is, walking beside the passengers so close, that they were obliged to put themselves into convenient atti tudes for losing their cash to disengage themselves. On the whole, he declared that he had witnessed many pickpockets of considerable celebrity, walking their nefarious rounds ; that he never beheld suck barefaced attempts to empty pockets before as what he had described. Ile immediately took the Prison ers into custody, and found upon Taylor's person nothing except a watch with a gold chain and seals, on the insole of which was inscribed the Prisoner's name, and nothing on the woman. One of the Police Officers recognized Taylor as an old suspicious character, who had been frequently• seen in the company of reputed pickpockets in pub lic-houses; and had al=o been several times in custo dy on suspicion of felonious practices. Ile was known by the familiar epithet of Country Billy. The Prisoner, - Taylor, said, that be was a horse dealer, and sometimes a boot-closer, and lodged in a pnblic-house, at New-cross, but he could not recol lect the sign. Ile was acquainted with respectable per Sons who would secure his character from these imputations, of which he declared himself wholly innrcr:t. lie part;cnlarly re:; rested Ws true name, William Taylor, might he matte public; ne seemed to have a particular avers:on either to au alias, or the name of Cautitry 'lle , woman de , Heti Itaself to be an acccmmo e.r;:g creature in a nartit nee, and that she had ampted the over whieh Tay !or trade her to partake of scene which oc:7..siorwd the Constable to s l y h i bid.ce?t l th(,rn 1., en .vetsalZon together. They were remanded until t 4k day, and ordered to bri. , z, persons who could spe.rk to their good cha racter. A poor old deranged man, half covered with mi serttAe clothes, was hrnugitt up for having a silver watch in his possession of which he cock:: give no account, and also for having been guilty of constant presarication concerning the plat-,, of his alonde. lie was remanded until orrlw, when empairy would be made concerning his habitation, and the property which he had about him. E 'trio N -GNP Yesterday Thomas Joseph Elliot was brought up before the Sitting Magistrate (Mr. TurcroN), cha,ged by William Griffith deaufort, with robbing hint of his silver watch, on the preceding night. The Pro secutor had been making holiday with some friends at the Buucb of Grapes, Crown-court, Chand-s -street ; and among others of the compauy, had par taken of a glass of punch with the Prisoner, who was at that time a perfect stranger to him. On Inv. Ing the Bunch of.Grepes a little merry, about 11 o'clock, the Prosecutor was met in the street by the Prisoner, who immediately snatched his watch from Ms pocket, and he perceived the outside case fly off; be seized the Prisoner, and gave him in charge to a watchman. When it the watch-house, a man of the nape of Morgan, a friend of the Prosecutor, pro.. dured the watch without the ease, it had been delivered to him, during the confusion, by some unknown hand. A girl of the town proffered her evidence, to prove that the Prisoner bad attempted to slip the watch into her hand ; but it being intimated to the Magistrate that she had been lately convicted of lar ceny at the Old Bailey, be rejected her testimony al together. The Prisoner, in his defence, solicited a private audience of the Magistrate, and hinted at something mysterious in the transaction ; but this was declined on the part of the Worthy Magistrate, and the Pre. lecutor and Morgan swearing positively to his per. son, he was fully committed for trial. Maria Antionette, wife of .1. Palmer, landlord of the Black NH public-house, , Clerkervwell, better known by the title of the Bang-up house, was charged by , Mary Fleming, with violently assaulting her on the precutting night. It appeariog, howev,r, that the' ' Ce•nplaitiant was rather top heavy with gin at the time, and had used most abusive language to the French landlady, who merely endeavoured to put.' her out of the house, and prevent riot; the com plaint was discharged, with a wholesome reprimand from the MagiA rate to the Complaiaant, for her dis graceful and violent conduct. , . Yesterday a shoe-maker, of the name of lllllittgr head, apprehended by William Read, junior, was brought up and und , rwent examination, charged with stealing out of the dwelling-hous e , of Mr. Weller, at lie-Midi -town,' a silver watch, and sundry articles of wearing "apparel, the property of said Mr. Waller ; far the want of material evidence attending, the Pri stmt.- was committed for nt-eiutrainatios. I - SuresDa.—A you r woman, of the Dermot &Abell, servant in Si trldesmanYa family in street, way found in bed yesterday rnornir. , •,,with her throat cut from car to ear. She had ht 4 low . spirited tb. preceding e ty, and not aniiwerine to her Dunning-bell as usual, clue •of ,the family went ion her chamber, and found her tying on her side, with a knife ini her right hand. An unfortunate attachment aoribed as the cause of suicide. ,1 .1 Tim STATESMAN. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR MARCH The dry 'weather through nearly the whole of last month has been favourable to the seasonable pursuits in apiculture. The frosty mornings have shattered the clods upon tenacious soils, and prepared them to receive the seed more kindly than was reasonably to' by C ted after such a mild Winter. They have also tended to keep back the young sprouts of the bras. .sica tribe, which were running fast to flower. The young wheats retain a healthful colour, and have not run so much to flag ak the open weather would lend us to expect. Large breadths of land, that were originally intended for barley, are preparing for spring wheat. Many pastures are breaking up for spring seed. The high price of corn has excited an extraordinary activity in every department in agri culture. Many commons are inclosing. The in creasing population, and the growing impediments to our procuring corn 'from foreign countries, both clearly prove the immediate necessity of a general inclosure act. EXTRACT FROM GULLIVER'S TRAVELS.—" The EMPER.OR lays on the table four line blue silken threads, of six inches long, proposed as prizes for those persons who are to be distinguished by pecu liar marks of his favour—the ceremoity is performed in his MArEsTv's chamber of state, where the candi dates are to undergo a trial of dexterity.—The Ess rEttoa holdsa stick in his hands, both ends parallel to the horizon, while the candidates advancing one by one, sometimes leap over the stick, sometimes creep under it backwards and forwards, according as the stick is advanced or depressed—sometimes the Esteettoa holds one end of the stick, and the first Minister the other—sometimes the Minister has it entirely to himself—Whoever performs his part with most agility, and holds out the longest in leaphg and cretping, obtains the blue-coloured silk, which they wear girt twice round about the middle, and you see feis great persons cthout the Court who are not adorned with one of these girdles." At Greenwich Fair on Monday, two young women of decent appearance, had their legs broken ; one of them was immediately recognized by her friends, bat the other remains to be claimed at the Park Keeper's house, as her friends, from her own account, were ignorant of her trip to the Holiday hill. Yesterday morning, as some soldiers were con ducting a deserter along the Old Bailey, the prisoner attempted to escape, and ran toward Newgate-street. One of the soldiers levelled his musket and tired, but fortunately the ball hit a cart passing by at the time, and did no mischief. The deserter was stopped, and after considerable resistance, was lodged in Newgate for temiorary safe custody. Escaes: molt CLERKENWELL NEW PRISON.—On Sunday evening, George Smith and Flannagan, two persons who• were in confinement, charged with ut ' tering forged Bank. notes, made a temporary escape from tile above prison by means of forcing their way i through the ceiling of what is termed the guinea . room, where they were confined. They by that means got on the top of tits, prison, and Smith jump eta from thence on •a tree, with his irons on. The turnkeys were on the , alert, and secured the two Prisoners, and lodged then in safe custody. During the tremendous gale on Saturday last, an impressed seaman leaped into the sea from on board the impress tender, lying in the roads, at Greenock, with the intention of swimming on shore. The tender's boat, however, being put out before it was possible for him to accomplish his 'purpose, he was retaken, conducted on shore, and lodged in Bride- . well, us it was absolutely impossible to regain the vessel. llis good fortune did not forsake him in his next attempt to obtain his liberty, for, while a party of soldiers were conductirs him to the boat upon Sunday, he darted away from the guard, and got clear oil, to the tko small joy of the crowd, whom sympathy in his untoward fate, and admiration of his daring intrepidity, had attracted to the spot. A t eti.iou, signed by nearly four thousand frame ork-knitters, of Nottingham and neighbourhood, has been sent to the PRINCE fleeter, praying for mitigation of punishment to the men convicted of frame-breaking, who are every day expected to be sent off, for fear of a rescue being attempted : a seljeatit's guard does duty over them : the soldiers still go to church with their arms. . _ _ Niw CosTeste.—We understand that the altera tion in dress is not to be confined to the Army and Navy, but that the new eta it to be marked by a change in the costume Of the other" professions . It is now reported that a material change is to take place in the habiliments of the Clergy, we have not heard of what the alteration consists, ex cept that the now drest for the Bishops is very mg niticent, and is adorned with a profusion of gold lure and suzar-loof buttons. Yesterday the boys 'of Christ's and Bridewell 1 Hospitals again walked to the Royal Exchange, and ' afterwards, according to annual custom, to view the decorations of the Egyptian Hall, from which they I passed one by one with their nurses and beadles ' through the ;rand saloon, whore sat the Lord Mayor, Lady Mayoress, ke.-order, Sheriffs, &c. Foch of them received from his Lordship's hand, a sixpence • or a shilling, according to their merit, with a bun and a glass of wine ; the former custom of giving them new-coined limey was revived, all the sixpences and shillings being new money. The Lord Mayor i and Sheriffs, accompanied by the Recorder and City Officers, again went in state to Christ's Church and heard a Sermon, preached by the Rev. Dr. BorroN, from the '9th clialt. of Corinthiens, after which they went and dined at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. What may be reckoned a curious and extraordi nary occurrence in natural history happeued a few days ago iu Leith. A parrot, of the grey species, ,which had been in the possession of its est :ier for up wards of twelve years, laid an egg. It had previously ' appeared very tll4l, and, as it • were, overcome with sickness, but immediately on laying the egg it be came as lively as ever I . • During the meeting of the second list of bankrupts, ,in the New ttoetn, Guildhall, on Saturday last, Mr. • Williams, a re.specta?ile grazier, and three other per .sons, were robbed of their watches. ' w :.: • .. The 'wort Of Mr. RA YKOND havirigbowappnjat ed to the management of the New Drary444.,' The , atre, in conjunction with Mt. At.xoLa t . kviivily i without fotiodatloa. •' , , - ' :'.• :.' -, i . A large seal was found enclosed in the stake nets at Westwater, Dundee, the beginning of last week, which, after a severe struggle, was killed, and found to weigh 18 Stone. It is supposed it will produce forty pints of oil. Four very fine salmon were found in them at the same time. A Ihroitet was veterday held in sureties to keep the }.Vasc o for sending a challenge to a Gnitlenaan of the tame of Griffin, to fight a duel. Mr. Villart, a merchant of Berlin, after an illness of some days. belt* given over by the faculty, died on the £th Frani:try; hewas laid out, his coffin made ' his friends invited to assist in the funeral rites; they assembled for that purpose on the third day after hisdleath, and went in a body to take a parting look Wore the coffin was closed. While they were performing titis melan choly ceremony, what was their astonishment to pereei.e the linen at his feet agitated. Those whose nerves were not quite overcome by terror, removed it, and in a few minutes had t :e satisfeetian to perceive symptoms of returning life: the window was thrown open, the bead reared, and proper things ap lied to the nostrils. In about half an hour Mr. Villart opened his eyes, recognised those about hint, but complained of drought and ex cessive weakness ; for some days he remained in a doubtful State, but at length expired. !fat v.—About tiir end of last week, an itinerant, calling him self a clergyman, notified that, on Sunday, he would deliver a sermon In Altana) Kirk, Scotland, which is in a couipletely ruinous state. Accordingly, on Sunday morning, a respectable congregation adetabled, amid, notwithstanding the inclemency of the wewher, waited for a considerable time in anitious.expectit tinn df again hearing the ancient walls res,:und with the voice of truth. Bat the preacher forgot his promise, and the event proved the intimation to have been a cruel and impious hoax. Some of the disappointed audience were of opinion, that the pre tended divine was no less a personage than the gentleman in block, who, about half a century ago, entertained Tam O'Shan ter with his skilful performance on the Bag-pipe. David Thompson Myers, late of Stamford, linen-draper, has been committed to Peterborongh gaol, charged with hay . tig corn mined an unnatural crime in Burghley Park, and wsll take his trial for the same at the ecsoing Peterborough Sessions. We feel lunch apprehension of a deal of damage being done along our ewttern coast, from the dreadful gale a high has, with dude intermission of violence, been blotting dead on our shore duce Tharsduy. Already we have to lament, that the I lenry talliot, Captain Williams, from Liverpool, is supposed to have gone down, and all hands lost, in standing in for the harbour on Tuesday noon, as she disappeared from the sight ofa ship about a leagse a-bend of her, mote suddenly, the sea then rennii,g mountains high, and she deep coal laden. There is also a ship front Bat Northward, ashore at Sutton, and an American and odors tore in the harbour. It is supposed there never was a more dreadful swell in the Channel than this gale has occasion ed, and most heartily do we wish we may not have to record in a few days the mischiefs of its effects. We understand the pier of Ilowth bas also suffered consitlerably.—( Dublin Pnper.l MARRIEI). On S.iturday last. .T. S. Gregory, Esq. of Coram-street, to Miss Berrough, of t3ower•street. DIED. Yesterday, at his father's house, in Portland-place, John, the eldest son of T. Murdoch, Lsq. On the '29th Sept. 1611, at the house of George Arbuthnot, P.sq. Madras, Captain Wallalll Dawson, of his Majesty's ship Piedmontaise, aged .2.9. Finsbury Repository. F.tionury-squitre. By Mr. HULL. On THURSDAY. April 9, without reserve, by order of the Friends of the Purchaser, tut not having completed his Per• chase, VVIIITLE JACKET, a Bay Horse, by Kite, dam hv Valeatine, &c. fur his performances see !tir ing Calendar; he swirls 15 hand,. t inehe4, is perfeetl; bound, n I,ery tuod hunter, quiet to ride with troops, and likely to get tvaid sio(k.--Nitty be viewed. Pursuant to an Order of tile High Cowl of Chancery, hearing date the 9th of March, 1&14, wide in a Cause wherein Jatnes • Simpson and others are Plaintiffs, and Joseph Gutteridge and others are Defendants, FitEEIIOLI) ESTATE, situate in the Grange- T k an- ril v i Z ses n ' e di h .ide C crirtt li ti r l o ,t f av S , u comPtri r og d as tßetTidve with several Food Dwelling-houses and Out-buildings, together with nearly WM Tan and Lime Pits. Also, a cousiderahle extent of valuable Building-ground, fronting the Spa-road, and ihe Neek-' inger ; the wh01..; late iu the possession of Mr. John Uitiersheit, and beieg part of the Estates of Mr. James Warm., deceit-ed. Thisaid Evtitte will behold, with the approbation of Samuel Compton Cox, li.rq, one of the Masters of the said Cumin, at Me Public Sale Room, in Southamptowbuildings ' I..vudnn, on W YESI/A Y, thelt9th tiny of April, 181 4 , be tween the boors of One and Two u'Llock in the Afteruourt, id Five Lots. - Printed Partictlart, with a Plan annexed, may he had (gratis) at the said Master's Chrimben s. in Southampton-bsildings afore said; of Me-en. Crowder, Lure and Garth, Solicitors Fre deriv-plate, .Old Jewry ; of Me-srs. Westin' awl 10 Te esdale, Fenchnrch-street ; and of Mews. I)river, Surveys's, Kent-road; or at the Anrtion Mart, Landon. Important Freehold and Copyist,ld Farms, with pouwattom, at Ingatestone. Parkith, and Woolen Hills, litisex, and con taioing33t) Acres of excellent Meadow, Pastore, ad Arable Land. By Messrs. ROBINS, • At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, April 16, at Twelve ti*Clock, in Five Lots. 'WIVE Valuable and highly improveable FARMS ,; two of a hit It are pleaseutly Dittiale a ithist half a mile of lagate.tone, and un the Tnrepite 2 ricatt to Anger, and enialstr two good FARM-HOUSES, a ith all necessary buildings, and One Hunched and Twenty-three Acres of remarkable good Laud. lying extremely compiiet, and within a ring - fence. Also, tottadmirable FARMS. very plea-mitly situate tit Pursi leigli, containing 150 Acres of excellent Land, a ith ,uitable tatm.hoases ar.l buildings; and one very eligible FREEHOLD FARM, nt Lititigthm Hills, containing new 6) Acres, with fipm-house and goad buildings; the whole containing about 330 Acres of remarkably rich 'Meadow, Pa,ture, and Amble Land, Bath (state. being entirely within a ring-truce, and surroatitleti by excellent Mat ket Towns and goad Turnpike-rauds, and of I the annual value of tiC7OO. Thieve Penults have been let•for a term of 42 years ; the least*, of three are now etpired, and the teinainitig two tat Michael- may. 1813. Particulars may he had, twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, at the Spread Eagle, lngatestaite; Black Boy, Chelmsford; King's Head, Malden; White liar', Brentwood; White Hart,- Rumford; the principal lints at Billericay nod Grays; and of bles,rs. Itobias , Euvect-gardett; where Place of each Estate way be seen. I Household Furniture, I Patent Organ. by Cleusenti undCri. Gold Watch, Plate, Paintings, Books. China, Wass, &e. By Mr. BLAKE. _. • I TO-1.10!t go w, April Y. and follini ing Day. at Eieveas at his Ware-rooms, Lombok-street. lireetow id,. AN Assortmint of 11011SEIIOLD EFFECTS, ifichidii: x copiial four post and teat bedsteads, patent cbait. 1 bedstead tout toru i pue, gorse 'collier bed, and bedding, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, pier glasses, mirrors, japanned sonde-end condi, japonned chant:, double wituled library bunk• roe. of superior workmanship, stsrethires and bookcases. set of patent universal -di;iitig talcr,"sidetmar.ls, eight day Obeli, lamend patent organ, b% elerueuri and Co. sr ith it complete bond, sonic j inti"!ib4 9 % by Van ßerkheyden, Murilla, A. Sr ' bbastiui J. Oritfier, Wootton, Satoriouso, Itathimmte, W n ilso, &e. a few 1 books, amig which are Lavatrei %rot lo„ Gibbon's ammo Eriiiiite, Glover's Leonidas, Cite. also is.qualuity of useful plute f 1 dotal, and g t ss!;. a shower bath, and a variety of coppers % to ware, and culinary artirlet, and about :LIU dozens of trine j bottles. 1 To be viewed tiLl the Sale. and Caskiteils tad at Ike a4llOl. ' . • , 4,seviu..i.; , .. . . BIRTHS. On Monday, at her father's house. Clopliam-road, the Lady of Colonel G. Cookson, It. A. of a daughter. On Friday last, in Soinerset-street, Mrs. I'. Bidwell, of a daughter. SALES. ri:;shury Repository, Finsbury-square. By Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, April Y, sEVF,RAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, mas ten of high weight:: ;also some strong Hackneys, in good condition, and fact trotters; several pairs of Conch, Barouclie, Chariat,`and Clavicle Geldings, of clitlerent colours ; some sin gle ditto; several good Gig Horses, perfectly quiet in harness, and fast trotters; some very clever Horses, *Lich have been rode with fronds; and Ladies' Horses; a rent many wrong Gefilinoand Mares, fit for machines, until-roaches, pot-chases, itc also several handsotue Gallnuays, Ponies, Ste. S 4 L E.V. rreehohl rstate. Albeta u 9 .sird•et. By Mr. STEW ART. At his Great Ronm, ?i•kr..l:iic,;:idi..ll.l,..w,,ni‘tv.,EnNusnAy, Al►rii i 4, Lot I.A CAPITAL Fftl.E1101.1) itoesi...... los floutole ,t;kir , street, Irt to Mr. P..yleo. on I for air env% pi' rd ler ;is ut 2B at the ver! low ....tit i.f EOl per • an. 440 % ill the oc:. rupatioo of Mr. Bean, at a it•sa of idol. per 1,4 t. Ali r %cellent T It LSI I) I' NC E, 32 . t%itli &altar -lair :ow, upied, abd SUlopused to toe %.411) a rt•sif r f ono. Nlssy be viewed every d•il, (Stt:, :.tv ex.risio '). P.triirtilart d In Cord.il. tirtook LAI. (:rent Mestioin‘ter ;at the Auction M ; mot of ill. Sir .is t, Tb‘o Life ausiimie,:. .41 JE.al 11:% Air SrEIVAII.T, At his Oreat Rbe , n. 191. Pice:idi 1., ins W EnNESDAY, Alt it 8..0 To rive. to Two 1. , t-, TWO LIFE ANN 111T1 amply secured on St Freenod in Inv l• , toty .!(.411,4 thr l i ves of two Grotlcinen, our aged .1. and the i 4 / 1 .., had of Mr. Pri. e, S 1.e.• or. WA o .ck—ireetv Goleer...cptitre l the Au( iitin Mort ; outt ut Mr. Stew at, 131. l'uct zed il:3 . Three Sev Little Chrl! , ca. 11, Mr. S LW Aft T, At his Grua, Ronny, 1! , 4, Pict. Jd v, na %V I'J)N EMMY, April 8. a Ts, elve. in Tat... A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD KSTATE, most plc:l,4l'lly situ ttr, mirr..youled ;.:11 - 41en, a is:.reable Krieg N V 2, atkl 11, h., fuour-p1a...., lAttle well huili, aod neatly finished ; liChl fora urea of 97 yruib, gr..un.! rem of 621. 12.. lid. May he viewed. Particillar9 had fin the Proni-e-; Or jorha Esans. I%q. Solicitor, Mll ihlr d'—cfpurt, Pwirltry ; 11i...r5„, Wilkiir , on and Young, Nlar.aret..tteet, Carcadish-lisarc; /tad of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Flemish Terrace, Cottage Resideibee, Chelsea. By Mr. STEW A /1.T., At hip Great Room, 194, Piceadilll, on WEDNI SDAT, Ala it 8, at I%itit'• A DE R A BLE and pleasant RESIDENCE, No. ri •,) Terrace, C , .llege-eralk. the road, Ckel-ea. fitted up in the runs act eraltts le aorta-to tie gaiter ; held for a terni of 95 year, tiow Mithuthaier. 1814, at a ground real of near guii,eit I let to a twist teepretakdr tetuat 4 slt g,uineas pee ann. 111:0 he viewed, a lib !cave of the tiTaAt, Particalar, hats at Cie Cadtlgall Arms, SI/nine-sweet ; llie tairtiou Mart l and ,t ilr, Stewart, 194, Pit (*dill% . Covent-Garde* Then' re— lAti h•eri poom Sts:ors. of £5.0. By :Ur. STEW A Wl', At his Great Room, tot. sou WF:ONESDAY s !turd 8, al l'oolke, A SUBSCIIIPTION iiIARE of .e5OO in the Theot re R.'' l'teces.l-a.r . ! n, rta . ottnu ti tue.ne o f £25 Near of the property to aral a free ja.llll-lita W tiro Theo re. for a t-ronof Partniilar4 uad Ht . lle.srs. I) wsttn na.l Wratielaw, SamrUi• place, Nen Hulliegtml-pireet ; the Aucii-a Ma►t; :Ad i.f Alt. SIPWIIII, 191. Ptc.a,lith. To Powubrokra, Btkers, &c. Engl*-stieet, corner of ftel ,tre el, 11.11 -1 m. fly MI. S . 11; WA it f. At his Great Room, 191. !Ler:o.ll4,m WEDNESDAY, April 8. a l Tsarist. 4.011'.50i• AA N excellent lIOUSE and SIIOP, just rebuilt nith 11W bed suateri J., nod o••Il ri.0.0.41; o ea r abic itta.tiost for a part obrek .r, h i ker, orau, yrute.r..l opo es No I, Eagle-street, and o thorn one u,wr of fled 1.11.111.1 Minorco, 'veld fur a term of bi ,ears, at a grouud recd per annum. Ala% Ise viewed, and Particalar.. !,..4 on the Prwohe.. • Valuable and very di.Nugui•hrd fp( ..cizla 01'4 R• Portrait,, Pointy, nod a..oks of Prints. SfI:VV %la _ At hit Gout Room, 191, Pier:Any, ,titt.ttlut A Fell 13, pea Si% Clilitu tog ll:tvs k.,tuud I s tooreptrdi. ARARE and Valuable Collection of original itveltuet, 1/4,- nkitehtuo. dte.: the 11.1116 of Albert fluter, Lue:et V t Ley- Men, Israel Vita tMecitio • Mare At.tottio. A.-. a humeraa• aid firm absembluge rtt the italiau, 76eras..u, and Fry,,ch is ; I brilliant Itopre-sioos of utr Bildt. in I 5 ten; br:,10.4 - 41 tpa tw•rript soi hilt rrllnnt, rtquititely illorniu:sted name ortitolitre 1411.1 unique article; <NAB sit pcj..ti. &r. 4 . ..Ucc1e:1 with %treat uote by this. Ora fautily ~f Itirartti, at flare:ter, uud late, tie proper;, of the Margols !day he viewed three day; previous in the bale; catulogega ntw oiol of Mr. Stetv:ltt. Iv. Uruuwe Cußecline of Pic-tares, rum the Marquis Rica*Ws G awry at I - lore/cc. By Mr. STF.WART, At his Great Roam, No. 191, Picca dilly , no THURSDAY. . _ April ttl and follow/ire dos • wit - limit re-et ye. CA vITA r. COLLECTION of PICTURES. tlie [Winn Senisol, (cos Use well-knows G of Me Mat gni, of It..cardi, of Florence; compeiiiiig nornv fine speci mens of the ea illy pet iott of lige arts, and the works of the follow ing esteemed Mti-ter, : Giotto. Montego:L, Ma.acceo, Itnpbari. A. Omer. Titian, A. Deloirt.., Hariteciii, Carucci, DOdliLi. chino, (Wild., C. Dolce, &c. viewed one week peeeione to /be sale, and Cata logues had. A CHALLENGg. ESSRS. CUltaig awl Co. Surgeons, late in , his Ztl.kietly's service, challenge the whole worid in prove a single instance where their Mediriste Meth. I of CO l r have fulled of ate desired effect. The practice of inane years in ibis particular branch of their professiois h as not give* rise to one unsuccessful ease. they continue Its direct their smite, to the -treatment and are of VI:N LItEAL COA:- PLA INT% and that deramr,enreat of the SN meta. w.hiclois the consequeuce of the pernicious and wasteful effect- of a habit long aid mat taultappile loomed by the s ouths of bath veteii. la the /Me 11 will 11C I . olllld 1111 W she unfailing osurre of HarrerAtri.s; the other have its ravages fatally sleveltqwd to them by * dir ssing nate of dehilit t, which, if mil tamely remedied, semi. sates iu impotence. These are itt : ,emote totd ultimate edertss while consutivians, loss of muscular power, told various ner vous complaints asually characterise the earliest states at this solitary vice: o kyersons languishiag wider disorders incideut to such a habil, their treatment ts shield ankh*: never proved um successful to the course of a Ating.latiterinskattd muck esteudel pearliest. In the mii,t obitistate awd ea.npVeased cases of Ve nereal iufection, tack as eltstrueti.on the urethra, spongy es erescetwes, hard tumours, callus! ulcers, 2111k12.02h mama weakness, sleets, as ads:. STRICTULIFS whether recent or of Jong duintiun, and whirls have baffled the skill of other practitmers. are, by their present improved Om of treatment, a eciwally mid permanently tired, without the patieht , ttiferitig the excr uci.sting pain ivid alarming heinoirtinee which 'retorts& fullest then p4catiod of the hitter ra , isnt. In the cuurse ofttreaty years e 14P15.1% prilt , ire So 1 hit 10 ‘ . t ra. pouts. in:uncross cases of strictores have bees and are daily am' der their cure, the total eradication of which is elivted tiy 2 safe. eet tain, and espeditiou-mode of practice. :ulterior wary. other yet allopied. / 11w weakttess, relaxation, and deltilior proceeding kiwi this is speedily removed, nod tile patient restored to sound and vigorous lie;.lth. Hut where* , debility Mafia years r usted, a prep , r perseverance io their te• storative remedies, after tie stritture has Item &twitted. la' life r dirpeembly requisite in revive the siumbeaing sparks of and 111 re-nuitriate the Se ve r a l Nohletutm and Get.thmea of the 61.4 retired Mil have keen antler the care of Messrs. Currie sod Co. fur thr re asoval of Cninilluens of the uretht fi. strictures, Ace.; sod ks , hti received a radical and 'terns/in , nt CUM, request that referents* may he given to them, ms t twy evidence. of the &wising superlui thy of haters. (curie 'UM t11:1 111:111 Of ireatioeut.--. litany of these (:entleniest• have had suit: tees f. mu ten to twenty years, and had becti under Cie cure.of hearts. llosse, /1 essitidos tanctettlier Surgeons of egnul etui.triszt, who ntlenipted the ears by the applicatim of the lotilir caustic, without wren". Messrs. Currie +turtle:to. may be consulted I.y eitherSes, with the greater• delicacy, secrecy, aid honour, ea their intase, 107. Hatton gardeu. Patients it thegaauntry are reqnested fn slate the stateliest -as of their case, age, and getter,ll • ...his of 1i,& 46 , &e. &c. tstfito4C a remittance fur :Weirs, mot medicines. when the 'same wiii be given' l i r stet I. tiny leul of the kingdom. 'fu 1.1/911re be• Creey.(ol ereistitil to their .uodeepiking. she postage a Retires lie added 1111Iir account for medicines. 9th .lane, llattua-earden. , __- LONDON: Printed Published by D. Loviru i at OW SfA coatlei Orricr., Fkv-suvet ■ V