The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

- +u//~ . tßost ogee iiiiitirr J ouIiNAL QT TO itTOlll 4 ... d .7 .- AI Li , 4.4--At balf.past eight In the moiling, tbe enemy pee, tp• la t il ilk/Naves iis er.veral columns did he right 4 theitbeik 11+ Ani I •Uf'this place. His force W:1.4 calculated at about 000 in fealty., and duo Cavalry, He immediately occupied the albeit, of Jew..ALA Lin &meet., establishasi lii. •pkoistpul forre its the Woke, mad isshiiiithik.,to his purpose'lli the - neighbouriiii cw'lmi' , hordes • Wile Turtwatno marched out . to. Ike • maim, 11k-• tiara. They threw themselves with impetuosity tin the Ilstepup, iletiwinaing Alin 'great low. and. *nu allowing hint et mooseut's relatation daring the whole day , 1. ~ 1 1 ..11raf5.Theikir.i.isith continued; said the enthes/Neh * the, pendants was reitimbled. • .. t .); Jots d.—lt ivoi observed that the enemy bad s hovelhWt apdyallehl-piecent the etiernh At Uri . fttittartat'• our 'artily direct-A seise shut towards OM, qeFter, 49d 4 4 tlitrif 'tole d Aiseedy'rettesd: At oyes ill the afternoon it Airmishing patty . Issas so *cite?, that it ipeluctels SW enemy Id &week our artilleer, , fks ' width; according to the infunnatiou 'retired, it sastuisesti, lereelkdrases . witevz 7.—The sit irmishior parties 4 conlinuc their oatratiued jai% titieumstanee'wortby of entice. JULY 9..Trlafunpasion twist revived in the square, that's; party of 'Frew., had reached Tibeus. At tea at night they sande a vigorous totticlt,nia 'the bri.lee-hesid 'and were repulsed vs ith considerable tom. The Csoyerenr, irritants, who hod ve fii-ed el quit ' his itOto ;hot Wit hstandirbetkc backstate of his health, frit noic.hiaitisfactissistresti the result.- . . .•, 'Jet.ti s.—At Twelve at night the (Troy returned , - and re amid ihoattitek with Mal greater tograir try die hrfdge-Isead 1' forauure thapau hour u very sharp art, woo kept np mu hulk. 'tidal ' Phi eiithiy nt lltm repeetedol their rasth.ea, and retired tit t 1 40 . 4 4 0 4 i but At three iu dwesaisohte renewed the AP itIF trick wit still greater impetuosity, asid.,aith fresh treopss Ile ; war.-hoitrever, Compittely de/kited' In less time than'birtire, and sustairied great loss in kilkd and wounded, whesin thrums. tied ollin sure- awl covered waggons. 'bile t tie art i ita lawil, tbe parriag tif the briddi was rewleved verylertnrdous, by the vli,t quantity of hullers that were shot acra s s j ii, but•fue befoic Tortiniue waateti, animated' by the manly volt, and emu i l , ;t r iz the gkor3, of the iramortal Serierienvid, pawed and re the btidge with' the greatest coolness, carry in water, is ine, aid bpoiesskiaticie mitlaat defersitert,"*Woefotitht -nobly in the pais:Ors and batteries. - Two of Otero wpe apainird, and the tioveransesitilms rewarded their metit, by granting them the noble Oistigt firm af i p us e * lliou of boaanri, said an mould • pen- Ohl, td lOtTlivres of Catalonia. ,0.1/Il t Y Illt.- 4 t)tt lbeeventag oil lids IllsY a Cler6An 'eariiitirer to our mop, mei declared *Oat the force •ofethe eneetly• as "Ti- ' beta nun aunt& ft 2A)O infantry, and .70t) 'ravailey i that at Ohertathey Medi) pieces . oinnilieryr Withfotir mortars i and . ; that their total amouat, nn both stelrt the Else°, - 4 ont fdn'm ff In %ex ihfootry, and 1,500 WIN,. The Wottossua do Dot distrust their tieb Valour and patrlotgai at the sight of ties dimAcia. Tu-day troy have formed themselves Intweitipaliks, which they else'. 'bev hope seised with the greatest tegoliirity.and order • murce irrtl ers . theraelirrs, without. distinrourr,, nu sol diers:: Tie tett. ry Salisiits betheen thepeastolls and military du tar,ll.-714414Inesty have emplayed theraselv*m‘taelter in tecnutiottring oar evesp,. toltiag - the Means, arid eoritriting plans, no d uhf; with a view .0 acetic theaatibiti. *wino Ahe Onset the bridge. to destroy .hi pule of detente s Ity manes tit &pother t mnsv r•sal line to carry their shot dale erY. JULY k. —On tt.e t.sondat e of lista. day WO sil • svad.ositair ravioli ant a sally !rum t prrisrm. wish ardeeSga 1114-.. tack the enemy. 'I ire 'emit hat not vournhle to au fiti., and"Chlups!.i u . -pr, tarn wi.ii simikett - sepekioY were they had - placed to ainbueh, and we had SO einuidedoeseval willisiap,' at* (nen 12`to 15 killed. ;.•e • JULY 1 3.- *The French have misplayed thrraieleen in ' spear. ing . a grand ditch, (anti the garden of. YOa as tot :lot the tilial. 4 Jut* 11.—The intelligence reacher, tbc f gaftisteti this 41114 its new Uovetuer, the Count of Alacha i --- I harm. , N landed, Trisigar. ' JULY 15.—T11 is day the above- nieutineed Coot mauler .slut a: , bit 'public entrance into the city. Velasco 'clout fSte lrelfegy, ge about three ih. the afternoon, very' Winn. Ws have &rem., tmday more diatiactly- the intreachmeatidhrevin *by the edetny. .illitLY 16.—A great' Deng was heard towards Tibispt the ewes* carried elf several 'regrew of wounded from the sronas ceiv Idisericomlia, ta lake theta to Chases. • i l . .1 el. IY.—The enemy war observed carry ipg as Ids intreach. solos %skin/ems - it appeared elm. that near the wirelen of Yams, whom. eagle fidget/ the bridge, they had eolletied a S al deal of earto/0 attlrf Illateriath. •It appears, that Oak tie plawatig of the Shre to Tibeas the Freud' have two inithsr4 station* sad imitated ' With a cable. JULY 18,-.3 . lsere is a report hi the garrison of the advanced' ✓tard of the Valencia.° army having reached be% and Ilarbli--' rale, tables Care at that place to prevent the Preach folio Iteewingilsediaseset of ibeit forte uo the ruts 4 from (ILA king dom.. ~ , ~,i i i • J u LT , ' 11.;1•17st=of the Speedy arrival of the arnrrof ' Valenti* hi 4111i1bet hood is coisgrined,aud ii e know Alb Suebet SO at Chen& • )Otor 20.—Tu the kit Of *(darer a great smoke has been' observed: it peuiast witijx tow hum the other side of Hit. ler, repo rt s, that the P • have set are Ie au eocarepaleet, and that much tiring Was.heard at I Bistro e: People 'cnitiee tuee that this may ae either minie skirmish on the part of the vitlaet Captain geirsbe, whose party incessantly harasses the, emeny, or stone serious...anteater with the division of Garcia, Nn%artri, or Campo Verde; and they even ray, that the harm be( of the encampment is a proof that the enemy is pipette( Weasel the siege of thatplace. . . JeLT 41 .-- About ten at night, the French made. another. attempt 'quo the bridge•head, bet were vigorously reifulseri; without greater NA on our pa rt time) a Caplets an b thur. sill. dier4 wounded, tills of them severely. All Ike gatrkisie taints petiect health, mid is eager to come to moue ' eeds Wnand sleet . . sivi r ceActs vilth the mousy. . A child, about two years et'egt,• belnegliti 'to Alfa. Brown, of Webber-row, wito•was statttilitglit a cbair.by the,wietlow; kappatied to slip and 'fell backwards, el h4hreightutied - tlre poor infant to such a degree that, it,went• into a At, ' and died in about ten mieities Otte ilia Sall. , Tie dreadful jitilgsoinite foretold' to bap en in' Use year lb 10, by Johanna Streflidele,' ant aria :g yet liken place, his oceatiuteetl mitirteriter f L'irtre to reinsqu'isb.ber seat, andietvillfirit her ntittlik j ts prophetess 110 r switch. 141 .4 / 6 1 1116.111e , of Vat,' as .lt was. tanned, is• wow at signed ;at" k ceeldiaele foe Methodists of anelhir persuasion. ' r ' : ":' • Thursday night,' bet tit een the hotirs'ot *liven . and nide o'clock, the honsc of firs. Larkin, s e lauedrest, ' year tho Brill.housP„. Somerts-ii)Wit,.. was forcibly e n tered during her absente,- . mod' rubbed , of si` quantity 'of sheets, shirts, table linen, and. other things, to the amount of above 1.51, 'WOh- which. the. thieves gut clear off. This loss trill tio'the ruin of the pees , ~van: Out the 31st ult. Efiza t liuscock 1 while leasing id a fi eld in the parish of Boa; hear ßAlN . was access*, of stealing -wheat from 'tli6 'Natal', •tr ch she de nied, and wished - the might tie itesick lead if she; had: she wet foetid dead irilhe fold in *beef two, boars after. .. , .. Ehtt'kli l as oily of the Canterbury coaches wait . bY. 'Eaii.94lF, Rochester, one of 'lair 4 wrtilic a it'e aklentaa.. oyster-stall,' oil which . a girf: t 'alkitit it; jyst ' ld, was sitting , . the aborts I i thOhgr luta tha ' '' ~ when the hind wheel pas. aed'Oet her bildi ? , a injuxed her so much thathhei diet! hi a very ihsrt: dine afterwards. . . -.. The hillekt !'hilt 'now Wow A a kir generally I hailed utt Wet as fir as regirds the artieleof hread4 ', corn ; tied 'it is *een hands allowed that better Crops could hardly have been hoped for, - 'Shea let . f,tence oliKis hippy consummation of the laheeibp of the huebiodinen is'alreadi felt by the poor :.tbi ' corn markets bare Islip considerably ; and the price-or flour was ow Friday. last, lowered 6di a stone, by Ni r. CoPping,- ntilleri, of Boston, whose wiling° hat actotsted othecti.lo lisp like.redisetisso.. Without tlipitt, the:mite:oar lour will ibertly be ' stilt farther redact/di ; .and VII ioaabodings at taus& . whit talkcit et Acerfply Isalhes.hiiiren to have boinki foosided - Gory ia *sif goii4/i; , .-1 11 salva ti l vor,) ._. 4 , ;..1; .. CIO : • :."31.-.:te fqi7 .4 • %:1" - ._ • Ii 'p 'I'HE STAT. . `-- • '3IIU - 7" 0 ""'"! fah . the late Sir Francis Basing was of a Devonshire family. lie came to ; London.itarly in life, and studied mercamile- afrairsi•if war migtake- Rot; in tbo house of Boehm. iLis.talests manor a wry supti...; rilFeilit, and highly improved by reading. Few sgcn, understood the real interests Trade- better ; dnd It inty inrely 'added,teii i iiiin ever arrived ltvtfid 44 1 1644.rithit-litid honour ;Of i ttommetcial life witikatete biessiked integrity. •.: t AS his kat 11, he. was unquiotioteibly the 6 rstoser. khaitt in Europe ; first iii•knOwlqdge and take*, land Psi its character and opulence. His name,like, resitected in every commercial quarter iota •the East India Company, lead •abittlopublie tratilag Bodies, he 'was consulted ski a new of etansuniniate *knowledge and inflexible khunour.! ThcßuAliout his loug and respectable life hcied On those steady principles which seldom. Mail ti 'raise men' to oputelice and credit, although !Anti'' , Maly not always enable - them to shine with such 1- superior-lustre. • • ..otic obstruction Sir Frfancls Baring had to con. with from his ..esrliest days—au incurablo H deafness.. ily the usual "helpg, however, he coo, , ttlred that this shouile 44 little impede his com. nsuoicitibtie, Asnil bofhlit' Parliament, and as Chair. ratan of the. East India • Company, his opinion was so„biahly i l a,luttd o _that every pains was taken to pro.. vent the a9ject iu debate from suffering by his its. . Air private, as well as' ptiblic - lifis, if faithfully delatimMed, itould farm a I%IOA - instructive lestiew to,Alas , olorisatatile wdrid—and a lesson partidelitry' ngilieW 4 7.4tO‘itec isiton so many seem to forget or : despisp,titT punine attributes of an liuglish ~and aspire at sudden , and unstibstaotia! wealth'ithit credit, by OW . 161 . 10 svectilationa of ! mere fraud • on& •rost`corming:"." -01. ginerviri; the statumititipripripies inch trotes,fpwinsivlikV the' fulso s slOsin Qr.* Frsocas Ussing'fk.fertatitsitrithelin- I meter, and 4nitied all• kis. transactions. In liiiiir'e annals he u ill rank With the illustrious names I and ttiritard, men who have i formed ilia and to whom Engligh I evititsepttl k•intleittt4 liar its superiority. • ' 111 - 41U1 ATE Ai er.l3, *The in moan i rain Ski chid here during Toesdpy and Wednesday last, has much interrupted- 4 the anitisetneuts of our simmer visitants. Considerable injury has been done to the new pier by the Weight' and form) of tbo t,isto. felling from the Northern ocean ; many of the stones forming the outer wall (which, by a whittisitai 'architectural arrangement, have, as the buiftlere 'here 'increase the strength of the head, been platjd'oet of their level, sloping iuwards) are twapletely overturned, and the labour of several weeks has been destroyed in a few hours. One collier has been drire„n on shoes, in our bay; another, alter riding out the gale dur. lug the ebbing tide, et much itszard, was provides. ti.lly, when She wooer !lowed ; enabled to tits shelter in the harbour. The present fine daylight again enlivened our spirits, and the gloom of yea. turday seems only to have given new lite to our ga l l amusements. Last night concluded the maxqutxt balls at the Theatre Royal, which was most an. tat:Nasty attended. Several good characters ap e peered to be well supported ; but'a Clown wi 1* admirable, that those who have beets in. Watt jar admiring GRISLALD!, unanimously admitted this Margate competitor to be Most excellent. . . THE abilti EIS. • PRIZE OF niti A,NI) STRAW YESTERDA'g. . I at: leskVa , wa 'Tacit A !EL. naY, 51 Au 49 14tR; 1 9f, 9d, am: - ii. .....k. boas. /18s. Steow,3l , . 125. to JAI*. Ud. Clover, 91. tr. 10 111 Os. Str.aw, 21. *. to' 31.12,. --s-50055.... 1 • •• I gotr • rgrir,Lu-Stzr. 11. . 7t 00 k 4.4000s per ssedNlC of slb. deer :...4a. 81. to aa. Bd. Ifeall of Cottle this day : Mutton ..5,. old. to a Iwl 48* Itenst ' • go Veal ....46. 4f., ‘u ,7?. 04.11§1seep and .1.n00h0..., 6,11ZU 'Pork .:...86.1"133. to ll.' 43. Varies Ltt4ab0.. 1 41, 1 10100 / 611.1411. A R K ETp _ ......... I A V -M , 11 4 Sltytyt. .. d 31 . Q. 4)41. ~ to 31. 14,. lid. • ' Cisier .:'...".' 91. lls: Od. to 101. Us. 04. 1 L.# - r"” 1 1 111 1 0, -* ' l6 t• NE SidATE Allin Lf. DEN' . 1.1. MARKETS. • '•' A Hyike 4cef - -la. Od. to ,Ps. tM,,I Veal tfr ,.411,!, 44,.. to. fise fl4l. &tun .14s. ' tal l . to' sa. Ws' f' Puri ..: .6s. (M to is. 44. ' 7 ~1 , Iripb ,*; soda: 811. to*. Id'. .. . •,-J.,.11 i' c pato g,Ol.- 'T. 1 14.1.6W; Re. It. sTameel Market :s 4 i (1.4 Towa Tafl k ow 70s 84 801 Od • 1 1;are'Maiket• " :Vl' 03 ' 'Ysilow Russia 715 . 0 d 00 1 Od ,Whitecheeel 3isirluallt4it .11d. .White (Goo -61 s Od las Od per st. of fllb. . Soap ditto -.. 6ris Ud 00s bit 11. 144 Wish* Stuff .. 561 Od 00s 04 # verge • Gravo, • Good fret! tallow Soap. 935-Mottled. 10Us-I'tere,,, te(3. 00-Curd, • , ; "r. 101s-Onstile £O. Os a .VU.'tk:. Pries or, C"dless Per- 46,1 ?, 1:10.041-814sulds, 1310 d : CHAL AfAREET-Strr. 10. SWps at 31arket. Ships told. • Price. H ' Noileosile V Soodcri,tod • " • .. 4114. , Osls.io 48e. 6d. 2 Welth - ... 2 , i /.s: Cindery. al Luost• - : , c , i~~. . . il i y s 4xp Asscaii.frrOisilnibrstlay treeing last, a . I%EYelye, shot:ol4er, in the I.untion.seed,• was reitirlil9s . hdone (rum tloc Boruyalo ,about eleven date raliins, titasitd in'SOldiers' clothes, I -canoe-Void VON and ftircing kith into oneOf `thor elilapitboted houses in the • Bakrough:road,' two of them held him, with a bandkerchial W hiss Whilst the other rifled bilk pockets ,uf his %ratcheted money, witleWhieh they got *Our, oli o , before he ceettl.kiveltreidernt. On 'Sstwittellsor, a servant Of Me inn Perkiei.„ in tirosk-sutde4 Litittbeth,' who viii'goWit to quit her. plea., hid her boa; contenting heir weaHrtg op: pare& end, money,. brojeght clown into .the kitehien‘ , sivhilst she went out to procure a perrta►;tu•teke M bcr lodging. She had n.:;1 !at We hou se many, tektites, bifotti a woman applied for her bailie her name, sand bidden*/ .Perkles ordered it dad livered tol• heir: Suspicion, however, lowitldietely . occorring 44:1 Jeer, she salt a•servest'afteiltho vr!oa , airy who arrived at .Weatalluatar-britigetiast in: time to see her 1 11 147;; 4 1 F i iiit t b e i .1 " 0 414 9114 ' gum% ti( g riVie UM : 1 • ung asi p s to iamb her. f ort i er .. ••• ** l ‘ rt 111,r,iu wrirm.II.VVIIPC . o fe r t • . A . 4 03 • BILLIEtINGAILSOLDIERS , Polete Orrice, i i /oigolots4o4. 7 lVithirt albs few days a 'number of the most resppctable hotel% keepers, dce.'-in this nCighisnerhood bt . St. Jarries's , .. , , she %wee suattritioMlAXifirik Wrr.trtSi ?maker& and Prizatert CoLoduriwary , .Eeqrs'i/or refusing NO' ,receive soldiers, though regularly' bilietted lipase :them, upon the plea that they , were not, victualierso Within the meaning of the Act of Parliamettetwhe,s, upon a fair and impartial investigation of the eisee t;t l it was adjudged Obey were' liable; and atedited to ;receive the fiddlers accordingly.,' Oise; ciillgtaltilf Tesisling, WM fitted dOs. with costs.' , -. UNION- fas.r.:— Yesterday the piling saan , oho is in gusto is suspicion of a berglary..ie tutu situp. of Mr. Taylor, grocer, Kingstori, Was agiip mined. •Mr.•Androws attended on' W i ndt of the Prisoner, and offered to prove an ,Ittibl On ac. count of the absence of a material • witness, howe. ver, he was remanded. Mmuicutoutat-sTireeT. -- Cook, alias Fogo v ktiown to the town, was charged with a burglary in the house of Mr. iltomeson,Of Tottenham Court. road. It appeared in evideues that 'Cho Prosecu. 1 for was awoke out of his sleep In the night by a noise below, mei he immediately ran dune stairs naked, and he found his door open. Ile perceived two men standing on the paiernent near his house, one of whom was the Prisoner, and he took hitu into custody. It appeared that the shutters had' been forced with a crow bar. The Prisoner was remanded for another examination. Another mars was yesterday taken into custody as au „occomplice, in the burglary. Get VIWALL.—Mr. Anness, watchmalt*r, Cheap. side, charged* young man, named Jot tai Day, and an elderly person, named /lin. North, with stealing; 1 yesterday afternoon ; a watch and CAMS ) in the grog beCn tor's shop. 'Pile Prosecutor stated, that about five oCiltick, yesterday afternoon, while he was • driblang tea in the back room of his shop, he heard a •noise at his shop door leading into Freeman's.lano, , as if the door on that side had been opened. He looked ; however, and saw nobody, and on going, forward and opening the door, could see nobody iu the lane. lie them returned hilt) his back room, and on turn. ing towards the shop, observed a man stretching his arm over the counter, to a hoard where some watches and other articles lay. The Prosecutor came forward, but the person was gone. The Pro. tweeter, hitirerce; had r< full view of the window to the right, so as to satisfy himself that no person had passed that way. Ile accordingly ran to the other side, when hu saw, end immediately secured the younger of the two Prisoners, who in dress and appearance esaCtly corresponded with the persoe he had seen the Minute before in his shop, in the atti. Ride ho had described. The Prosecutor told (he' Feistier/sr that he must go back with him—to st ii:ch the Prisoner made uu objection • and they had re turned tvjo or three paces,,the Prosecutor with his right hairehaving a hold of the Prisoner by the left ansl when the Prosecutor observed the l'ri. senor busy about his right.hand pocket, as if be wished ;eget quit of sumettlidg. The elder Pri. eoner ; ,North, at this moment, canto elutes up to Day, whew thoPosacutor, beiug on the watch, ob. served Day slip a watch and cases into North;;; hand, on whichtihd Prosecutor immediately seized : North by the collar, uinl 'lamed him also. A sciiille was now Made by thOPriioners,wheti the Pro, secutor called out for aesistance, which he obtained, when the Prisim,rs . wer e.carried into the warehouse of Simpson and lewttseod, 'where the watch eel cases which the Prisoner North had Contrived' to drop, were picituck up. The Prisoners gave : no satisfactory account of the busiisess ; orrdoeure•lhoth fully !committed for trial. Bowf.critet..T,—Williant Wake, the driver:o3 hackney coach, was summoned before the Sitting ,Magistrate, by Mr. Robert Bigland, 'of the lie, raid's °dice, un a charge of extorting mord thati his fare. ,Mr. -H. stated, that on .the 9tb instant, at the lough~tutdunkifarrow, Hammersmith, he found Wake With th.gliickiiei4une.h, whom he askedte take him tb town, which he said, he would de- if ho would give him half.a.guinea, which he (M,r, l4igland) agreed to, and got into the coach;' b u t the Defend. ant refused to Set him down, without 'paying himhi guinea before lie of .01t k pf She coefh.- 7 —Cea l iviolss in the pebilty or 400: • - • 'lllll go ....—a-,41.1.J.Lent00f....11....41 • Durting .treinendows thander.stOrm of F t se'nujght, ,a singular accident occurred ut Wood: ,house, ricer Leeds• A wet k iiig„tnaii, of the nanse of Reed, bad {alien a table -knife from one utillia children, and as briadishing it• in. a sportive way over hiv head, when the lightnidit struck the knife, which, serving as a ceitilretor, oeuttrged the Rinse down his arm, and scorched it in so slinekiisear manner as to make it doubtful for seine titne whe ther he might not be obliged to submit to amps * , tation. 'Jr he /Wises for Westmoreland were openea At Appleby, ow Thuradarlut. l -There-was onlf" . 13111 :persuu for trial, viz. Ezekiel 'Wood,' charged) rubbing one oi the carts bcloagipg telsaae Helmet; cal rier at Thrkby I of a trunk value bcd. owl up,. wards: ' A letter'faelved from Rantsgalementioas b very unfortunate circiumstaWca which oceuvred-oil board one of the iloys,,tits Monday morninglast.? Mr.. Campbell, a respectable Surgeon and Apothecary, 'wai procerding i with•a fow frioods to Ramsgate,for the benefit of the tealsir,when, being mu c h f at igued, he lay down, 4ripped'inbli great coat, on the detk of the vessel, and feillfaittaileep. consenwewit; ' of the adverse wind the hay could aol mike the hop? hat was beating off until it flew fair, when the realm& tacking about, shavrowt guawhahritN and Mr..p. was un(priunately precipitated into the sea. ,:rtut... withstanding 'the Warne:ll4A he kept albiet,for, upoa r d t . of 1 %darter of at; hipr A when the boat was put Out 'aed'he' i itac brougli the vital eitatitt,' and thoegVtwo r prefessional: men' •cteriotk i bbeid, they trieo'i L i.v a lie,t ? ,pr e d,n sa =lion. He was • lift , WM, and, ,tbe catioi.opYs i odil4 . . tux* sotvce, of • greetitt4hw.to As" A 9 hed eqbAAeikailAistatiC tVrI 1 • ~.. ti 101.) ' ..„. . • I . . ,~ - A mehmooly tsccidetit, banpenektneartantsb l tkt, en the Cattstitit 'aide uu iho Lancashire coaft s uw Theliaay.alterasollgAo 4 Beever, 16 0 o f 31;nehistcr,' bathing the Iva , , t supposed the full, and't ineitt-ietvinsY, ina i t . Mt. Ashburner, of fEetilillook4 WOW *cramps, a ke t ti l ea au the watekohi4Ls bit ,ran not m i d rent , a, uscat tp her assistance § *l4O they 'sere bath toiler. I ii Orly 1,1 Pp* tied, 11 I J kn. ilea, tat IS'ictheot-pi.tce, ftOgoin, the Lally o f BridAte., 11,t9. of a son, iv ho Bart ire(' only afr % ft At Contliarbour, Suer', the Right Ran. Lady 14c4 r e otot.tialghber. /. ,b NARkn.U. • Thursday irait, at Hinckley LeiersterAire, • j v A ii Drt atdrPrlgrlta, or Wke, to Cecilia, daughter of Suave! craven, 1111860 r/. . f)ri tite‘dtly last, at I)eiterham 'war DArtotouih, Ici c h„ L i lirealkitig, jun. k.sq. to iiita-Ctra i i(Uotte‘Routre, faarth Alto. ter of It mope 11. Rove. t;141. of chioltn, t.earf).trtmou.h. Oh Tuesday Ittm, 'in • Cbitateld,'ho Yorkshire; the lidtai Steraborg, to the ttiAplii,,a r I.wity*vpbaintrU.,64_ , . i , 1)1 if:Ds , _________.......: - On 'Saturday last, •A'hisn klaria . st4ond'daughter of t h e l ate Wilh. Prille k•filii4illK4oll, It ,Middlesex. 'Oa T to:day last, Charles Steer, Esq. of Devonshire-spi v ,. Oil Itediseakii last; at is Isolate tit Stock well, tt o t ert I . >. ler, )H 'q. aged 14. At his Maisel') Bolnni-ottreet, where he bad resided 5d yea r ., Mr. Jahn 011irter. aitiesklk. - At Spinal, near Berwick, on Monday se'leuriii4ge:lert, ,afsateircatt:t of strange vicissitude iiiid a dialectal ea‘iipes, T. Gordon, ma d pd years. It is related of him Anal at one period of his life, bevg under sentence of death ill Bditibargh gaol, one of the Ctilligy Magistrates, speaking' warily about the " all toe Gordone should he hanged. — 'F .as ipeeen 'ins ens_ veyed to the then I)delsess of Gordon, woo, *OM R f ft me t name humour of the Mie immediately everted all hcr iiitass ee i, lielintf of Gordon, a id succeeded iii getting his sentence coau ; e t t to a few years solitary emiltietnesit. illtileht Or STO . CKA ItLerstrDAA. - 1 Bank Stock • . '.- . • Oennittne• 4 6 dii. 3 per Cent., Red. , a . • •, - • itiedla Stock 3 per Cent. COLIC 671 a .. , twilit Bonds 24 23 pr. 4 per Ceut. Rtacu. 11,11; 1 3 e r. 5 per Cent. Xavy Silt, ' Cons. for Are. be j 4 l Lone Ann. Looter. Tickets/ 4 11. 15s. A DViGE.—Wiies'ii:Arleto of aducati ti an. I ---.r o ti. tiro. !W. &atonal skill uVjoidsesieringeodeavours to discuyee ths must safe and effectual method of trenting a fes.eprevailme Diseases, the successful result - of their experience is the beg proof of superiority. ' ' " .7 7 ' Messrs. (TOSS and Co. Surgeons. after being regulari { y Seri cntedmid initiated into every brunch of the priffeseitin, moil- eases of whir's, from ditferent Hospitals, *ad temithoutals (Keel the most eminent Pli)sicions, they Ina to convince any I. quirer), were induced to make the cure of the following DI. seams the object of their particular shady, via. d winTAfir • 1) is° RD ER, frequently contracted in a moment of intexime, Hon; and Its enismiavuds, sratcTu LIES and OLEETS, a also DLitt LIT Y, whether arising from Hacchamdian iudia. • genres, long residence in warn climates, or a SECit ET SOLI TARY VICE, ,too often unhappily inivemeefby list Youth et both sexes ; in the one it will he found the,cause of STERL• , LIT Y or 11AIIKENN la ,S, and in the idler neckties a net' ailerons train of nervous diseases, whirl'. if not timely remedial, , terminate in I M POTENCE 'and CONSUNff'NON. The result it a lung anal extensive practice has enabled then, by a superior metliod, to effectually remade thempilisniden, however loyetellife or Complicated, without subjectiqg diens. ' Gent to the least restraint to diet or exercise; alai In id i ; V EN 11111:AL CASES es sisems-aa estrly.applicatina is t ondo, after tliscovefy of theiafection, they pledge themellfteito per form a cnre.ta the short itileival of its') dor.- - • -•-, - • The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment in the ! cure of the above complaint, Cut hieh isos meta been!lreinwn is hit in ore single instance in t wefve oats ;Weeder, during which period many persons of butt et testate teen cured, eten fillet severeaod opurtosmusethods had hams piuseetthy other priteti. , tintless without elect ), ioducei Meterov tio# mnrClir. le (Kapok -lids, offer their advice. They at aye ; guasulted b 3 eithereet daily, personally, or by letta; #' Id* blitalub'e secrecy, deli- • • mice, and attention. • , • Patients its the Country, btekniag A Bank Note, are 'emend ' Is state the particulars et' their rase, age. and manoer of li4t, and advice add atedleine o ill be forwarded to :way pan if tie fiingdOnt. 1 ' - ' L. hirlsr.4. Goa El and Co. 17; ouverit-istreet, Fleet-sheer. 60 1 V Afa ilAPPL l NltSS.—Niiirflige . alumni lit 1 - fountlatiim of' Sdeldl Happiness, which is often din. turbed through the parties that forst the swims uol taking thee prechuti6o. *highrivould Kleine them: she' enjoyment of that great domestie,,blessing. People of every . Fart* pay adoratipa to the stirine or wedlock ; but where the constitution has beet tainted by disease, se debilitated by keetemis• liebit coutracted sit meat( ape,. a reauvation of stability Omegas to entering that state us indispensibly requisite to revive the slamberhig sparks of life, and ton-reinitiate the system. For no disorders have contribu ted more essentially to dehrssy Hymeneal kappi net! than those which are the consequence of unguarded plea sure. It o a% this consideration which induced Means. CURRIE and Co. for these Fast' I wt•nty.yeers, to direct their studies and attesting exelusivelp to the treounont mud Cafe of the Venereal Itisease, and the disorders nrisjug,titergfrum las alsrkto that** rangenieut isesystetn, pradered by the destructive habit of the irwaiuhleraterschbaltboyt Willett biittgioa those distressing IV- B I LllLlAlinci 4 440 : LC tpy 1 1e,6 tom prevent ot eashiner the hi at ri m nniiil state. Th &successful result uf their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complanos, 'which are the most importatit iitthe catalogue of human infir mities. It behoves every person wisp hiss4ndidged in this suit tiny vice to seek relief by consulting Professioual Men of mi nt:lnce and honour, to whreh•Messcs. CUItILI Es aal CO. claims the 'sanction of sehalastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncommidieted fact!. fa professiag the cure of these complaints, they hold !tact nu iouluceiaent to vice; hut, semihie as all fin's must he of the existence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as rep:lady educated Members of the Roved College+ of Surgeons nt! Luadon and Ba hoisurei. Slight' and staid cases of Syphilitic infection are eadieally.eured in the shirt space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duraiitio,sech as obstruct imis inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, glees. &c. are permanently tuid speedily cured. Several Noblesse' and Gentlemen ul,,the tint respettandity have beekunkethe care of hleeirs. Cpirie And Co. fof the removal of citerlaid" of the Urrethrtt, Strittutie, &c. I and having received a radial' and permanent cum reopsuet that references may be trade to Went as satisfaapery , eninefoces , *tithe tietidetsaperierily of alessrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many Oft*** • I Lientletneu had sec utees trout tea to twenty years, andweia nutter the•eitte"of . levies. Home, Heaviside, and other Sdr gems of equal eminence, who attempted their csee lif the application of the WWI CILUOiCh. ib II Wilt ;utcers. ,tileritr: Curiae and "Co.'have selected the following letter. from IN mail they are daily recei 1 iog from ogutteryies thanks for their restoration to sound and v garous • anitag then health. It was sent to them tosolieited, from the son - of a Noble Ea rl . who had laboured under this distressing and painful rinitilYfir ten years : he had been under the cal} of severid Sur l b of protessionatemineuce, none of whom afforded him ali_e_ . ,iti relict'; but Prom the superior method of ti•eitheynt a ae" lonised hy Ateasra. Currie , had Co. be 'received a tad t Cut e ' la ihealaort mace of 'use mouth. ilicr A 4 911 To Dr. CUR ftlE, 107, fralfsolen brd. .... 1 I iti-brd •••"••••••• —reek " co AO plthevre in hoitunicqtlag it 1, " • • Carrie the perfect re-estiolotirentelst If his health, in'eso&e , lttge ^ of his mild and ailash able treatment of Strictures /4 the Ure thra. /Jo usaj add, that he has'esoijA . mituyskiirt .810 0 .0 ** macli comfort ands reedom from pain; marl he eincrleon so 'doubt Of his haeraobtained, throtigh his skilloadniledten, I perfert sad railicatcnre^ef dinet horritheemptaint. Asheetir c.,.! 'a stranger to the manner that Qtlorec treated Ms consplept. r , has it in his 'power, fruni a faittrial and a just eansoorues. T, i pay that tribute efhpoluttse tolDr. Carrie which he sensihtift‘ 4, anti shall seer be- must retuly and wilttieg to adouno/edge." - By as early Application to Messrs. Currie and Lo. the e -. tient tient will escape the pain, danger, and e %peace of a :at.; 3 , 1 1 tedious A/feud:nom open less elk perietteed pritetitieners. Allsittt II 17: I s t V() al 1,,,ti, why have long heeudisapy ,, arfd . 1 : their eipectaium m owed sof a family ay tiq ;. that '° t el; in-lances such defeetsnre curable , by itletheril Ailltatet ilthoul • Ile removal of such impe.limems he an object of doubt and ti . r* certainty oitti others, i ytx. diet:up: or stiFo defects. 0.1 4 e 4r ,, e deal progres. or renovation, Is the acquirement of thtir.exp ~„ rienae.-111essts, Cit rrie mid CV.'diay be coneulted by patien t. either See, with the greatest secrecy nod bosom*, at I"' house, Na. 107, Illiono gas•den.. l r, and i ents tte in t it io li ts e f t li :" tat an i t e r ? ine ' d i t n ' s e i l st ( g b,i 7re P in 2 t r i l t i a e s u ce lar; fu o r f A l d he v iieldr c 1 1. 73 '56 . medicines., the name will be give ...: : :scut to any ;wit tai iii‘ Kingd an. Co inane that seriesy su erientbd tb 'their 'under:Ali #. pottage of letters may he added to the account fur ~ Si o. ,104 Hatiqt=en,2sly Phi. ••••■••••••oe mow el rietlN VON : t'rolien mat Poolisoect fiy it. 6,0 rata., ar /a ! ~, , • Sro i cosseittrAhuttelrit , 5(4 1 ., fileet -street. . , ..A