The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-04 00:00:00

-.-,-.- 4-.. ... ... ,1" , mltZgAto.. . RELIEF OF I.3II'RISONED DEBTORS. ..:• .. OLDBAILP..4, Jut r. 3. mate perigee • her evieleace she gangly contradicted herself, and —. 4g i,,..:_._ • • ' ' •••• • .. .. smote diheedywonintry to all cue witnesses examined 'wail floe ..s..saimas-- - • • • , • I plutort •61;sheets ill. • It was with n o sm all degree of surprise tinst lee gyp romi:l na ; p4iiio ss , rNiitilly imlictra, for . laessiotte-Pearsoss, n serval t ender th in housekeeper , d he : ,,,,efteastetary ming alo Wed hlunderbass at William ea a e . eit ' *4 , ' • . 1 • . f' -s, a , .io foul (glance w w it-th eterusedtbe argutnente of the LORD Cuaacm.Losaanti.., l'arrorac.., on the 3,Xli oat May Lst, at Alpatou, iu Ow parish li er n i ,iitrers on Miiii " v manorial ( Mona ` ur Iter corn:coca. the Cutit JUSTICE, when lord lieneeeaer's Ceases I °I . I idrra 4 . • • bore testimony to hit • Tins trial Wild from ten in the morning mail . seveit in the ! dt.,•,1,1,5,i,:•:.,•,,;tra' (tai l Pr6•lller s d ' lli g ht s ;l• ' BenorUM MI was lately under the eousideration et ; evenin i fnr t lo.:rars lloto.hip, Clerk of the Petty Bag-nffice, in the yurrimyes, who stated, that be " i Com t of t!haart•i - e, pro:limed •the so a iete of Lunacy obtained the llonsa 'of Lords. Last year Lord. 4tiactsauc I . 6 l a r ia l r i , : ner rA vird itn A c t s; eet wri o s n 'l . V i l n lli t a h rn e palish or Harrow, and a 'ha = i • • „. 7' ogaish4 the Priimnet, under hie Orem heal, nod lwarong date the • • was obliged to witlidraw his Bill, iwonler to game it .14.11e"i', asi_ , in,,ar. Jsmes's I it?'-uhlrhet- (IC . Ilsn4 ll 7'• Pt s. 11.991 ! /lid of Imre 1'1" . wife tie , d• • • ate Jury, tbat he vias • erau , , re l uei mar. rmatiencosevery istar-et morning , as ;Mu ot the rummer i d g ,„' d , d ,,' i lie - , 0 .i, ~„,- At *,..,,, 1•e 1 , r a ,t tAa ::: l' ti the disgrace of rejection. The mercy fur the eredi-' on 1.11 way I. taw; a:, dill atom s e v e u • "M'clock in Ille /1009ialt ' Sir 81•4'" LE BLANC 'IIIIIV numined up the evidence for the tor still has its sway iu the mind of the cuiEr j „.: I above-sizten, IteMas travelling towards i t ondon, 1.11 a tethats- 1 "• ;tart, over the canal bridge, near his buil • itury meth the ereatestpers•oictrity a • 4 I concluded by sago if •V, ••• 11 ••• the Coro'i•Te 9f a ' that the point fur the i i iey fir c . ' - di ' this acie o'f, " i p, 1 "i 4 wa • s preyed beyond • all do i :ur, t i n ' Tlaer iii hetlier, at - thi r .. :l ie Joe tire, Who fillts at, that his apprvbedsidus are ex blacks:Atli. named Jonisi, when hr ob gyred, nialorOW :tattle uf j- r isoir.er cohinitted the fact.,...e •i• s s• o w r was not in such a state t . att.*. close by the rmsd-side, and at Mara twenty 'orris Nora ; cited lemit he (the Crtiliter) -should occupy floc place ham the legs ..nol th•gos ot a 011111, 111 he took to be tie Poi. 'I of 111/11184 to be abte to il• t' •• • I . • right and .. I uniltv the indllene; of b.:7'11:4 h; tw a t fr. e l l "V' " !,uarr, acid; he canoe within fifteen yards of 11101 lat. Pri- ..e. . __aai I tusion towards the p t t ft r oh of his D ebtor . Three iv, perhaps,' too much ground sdeer raised a Idshiderlohso 100 k delibendeniall in him, anti ;,:d- fe ature o tt t it he ref l erv . i . :: ,, ,, , b „ . , d u at ihe tnum et4 r int e ls w ib as te ta ,X i tie for this opinion at pre. r ent, but the Learned Imrd I moditeity td.- alto . :a stoiqied dowel's his cart, mot requesittd ' • I. ---"•'. alum/mat, he could not bedeenries;rcev-rionllstritle te the taw ; Gut if h e a mold notate. ir , hestirisener immediately e xclaimed,. • is event' to °refloat: the fact that Lord litabtanALes i . 34,ttr esws take th and sired. '1 he witness histant'v found the Jury shuula t auk otherwise, it would be their duty to find himself *molded in k hr head, neck, had Mick. Ile fel t kora aril •• h i,„ • rti aty • Rai went to relieve the iedis Pital. for' whim safety • la the cart-areal , the shaft, ; aml his horse, alfrieliteal b„, the re- I . ili's - j ' ..• retired nt seven O'clock, and after deliberating some Previ*" ; time L try he expressed so much solicitude. A grent deal is said ' port.of the ;show. ran assay it hiai. WitnessTd no , returned their verdict—Gorky. wititeic;o4,-Peritirberhrotehad. i tio b ne .o cirs .oi v ir eer.:;:ru t i i t..r h it u t Lb: i, ,Ihr4 ,1111 hr mos convicted of stealing a leather poet:et-honk about injustice to Creditors, by- attempting the acne-•; lioration of the cosaliiion of thesse aho are iropr . i.. ; tacen tan 'nu ;tetanal of the a ;less haying le ; fli s:i i i:e' tiers ' 1 1 4, 11 0 1IA•hGtet I " the aalnititt ' ttf lthii' tat P ro p erl y af W i lli ala a hica lie did not :Ames to he et ten.er'. pro, Clty . this Was 1 Ittliarel Read, Thomas Dordis, George Gresnawnv, Jahn soiled for debt. • But we finceition much . it w..ether 1 about the middle et tourt•ii, stud nott.tur, 11.1.1 1)3-smxt bei""il '.l),lthi..Snint,botrg, and .Idaies lirultme, a a lias Lc:won, were con would not be for the benefit of the community ta • tarsi) pertonalson•Cae subject 01. those trees. • _''s • d of feloniuusiy . linving in their poiscasia, %without lawful - -l • Crse-e sauthled i:y Mr. ,Kief r p —M Wien seat( he had oh- . ex it cuse, martin forged hales, aids guilty lissoWledge. • - suspend all arrest whatever. It Would destroy the • seraer! rot-.leg idthe Prtsinher's • use • imer, c onversatioh, et- el a -W(1%114)0 mineeday, auto he conversed mint iii i iir, I run of ill-advised couildence and ruinous credit'Whieb' an tam ; nor di r Littir 'II\I'ELLIOENCE. i i .o ii ' vcli t it el mu to thiuk he was not ri ght in '• • d I . baffles the prospect of sa ninny young . pepyle •Who .he evet decharelt v airinion that a statute of homey sumald be:, ' ... ... . _ , r 9 i taansimeaeniestuftive.• Ile had, &OUT time ago, ! Ill i " Yed ' W. ' Call& OF • tr - tsitrs 8EN . 1311, GC I ibliA it, ait.v 3. induced to Give as much as they rec • mars ~ put t heir ' ire. iirisulter about ths)l , for which Pnsoner called on hint rattier I„, • Heepsid hili, the mot.ty win; 1 0 111,•ey i ircrolOnS of re- , aiaings •art IVisi l'enor,ln.,:jiire Let . ► a•cl Chief Justice names into•the (.B'azille, and their persons lute prisoa.,.,,, uune ltiddeli at l Y* l - 'e s , ~,e .p c ; i ov, ..• wou ld au ; r a ke the 'merest, %Mei+ • • EL DE *nonotiGn. . It would dogtrot ~ y that host of uanters and low attor. 4 IlEtomited i'o *shoat 3i, horll. i blackmail!), said, that on the mornin j g stated. I . staeosr r. aoontiouse. nie; who diScount bills under 501. i and from thalex- -. h e i i i r t e el r o Y he j ; l6l7 risu'ner on the ia'.k 4lf the Canal, ueer his hose, Tiiig wag an - action alma a bill of exchange for a ' • a ith i tharaicrbuss in his hated, oo root, acconipticied by a boy, ' I -NI. Ss. ted...with 61. 10;. oi. interest •brought by the tent of tbeirporctership, are Sare,.•in Some w y Or , his g -andstm, h awed Itar k am, on horstamek. Ile told the tut- • / other, and by means strictly legal, to obtain pay. l l ,7•Me his blunderbuss would not auld the minting, and wished Lim : drawer ngaint the acceptor. order, B imemaccompanied him . • 'f that the bill -in question was anent of their debt, frequently to the deetruction:pf ..:: t h ".. l ;? o ,• ° ; l4 e : 4l :l:e 4 r i s i .l . 3 l :t u m t l l r a lstid it On the yiee-bon • d, and tuld I - he defence was ' given in considelatituf of goods Fold and delixeretl, whole families. The law, in fact. as it now stands,: t' ll. / t• tn " car ' t it' ail/ 1 . 11 11'04 tOaded, enid on foil cock ; he, , • told IV itnessie may *anted to shoot :idol wittt it. hut Aid nut; . whif.h goold were BNa:sled and therefore the con , contains more oppresssive enactments elainst the 'so ish to let the boy know :he boded it - would recd tlw d. " .. ''L ' tract•teas-soisL- • - dowd. He then Went mit, leas:lug . • the blonderbass,there • unit , 'The „„ , ;r ; Creditor thou the Deities.. It agnrei him safe vie ' ,r ' TvatDed up and down the road till twat. serest , lie heard' haft i rtaintiu, it appeared, was a linen-draper end , to risk his property for the rte:overy ola de b t d u d ; tall his I rritlain, that he waited to see W Hilo's' Lturrowes, ns lie general dealer in. hosiery, mercery,residing i wanted bins to pnrchawa hurl of scan in tuwo, and save Itio I - I' at Drat, auelahe Dek d. •t Na Wdh 1 naf , . t.s. oo ouse, Leo. the nc t i . . . y. ..e, mom r . i i , ~ n , and took assay . the . 4 $ not only '-acgaits the Debtor, but saddles ' s:•If the %norm Th l' '• • • sar ed • • . the Creditor with payetcut of the Coats , which zei . e. , I t;e luo t itrlz e , a i pd rit i s i st n ed i isinisel wi L e c h lr to . itc .d u i l i s i p i r r ite (Ilea, 00 - 11 sh -on of it 'l' 111^r deCeri TA' on i the town of Dover. Co ai nsii s se fro r i e n e ihe bridge ° . Vel in a it:le.ot;iiir,:;:iecrw..'l t)11 the part of the Vlaititilt, the n ct and hand rail)? atneutst to more than the sum sued for. The .of 993 . Person ~, writhe , were proved. a arils when Mr iturrowes came over the bridge, unit • benefit of the present practiee;s entirely confined to within a short distance of the Prisoner, he raised t • *-• • " tae blunder-I On the part of t ootle efandatit, Serail Woodhouse, the Law Oiticers, the Sheriffs, Warders , : and other i Less to his shoulder, and fi red at him in the moaner niresoly de- i„ .. ,s. , 1 , ;14 d, mei tated, that the greater • 9•1 Sri ;oa which hit. Burrnwes fell in thcart, :ail his Inmost ; -- ""l ';•s* 2 • ' - ea cutiolvers 01 - • tae system. Writs, [taboos, and we : ran away with him Th h di . e ..oy _Amounted ga ud the Prisiner, th • part of the goods for which the bill in oiestion was endeaviouring to mouut the horse, dropped bis hat ; but *: e ven were coternbnnti goods, namely, s f rench silks heow not what, swallow up more money than the . : picked it u oput it on, mounted" aid 4110 wed 0 i ov 1. , , , g. 1 rcr the • t d '99' • average amousit of detes for which procteis is issued., hridge, CAllmg to his grandson, " Never mind ! dantn sour ;or sarsne s, an sc..: stockings , and were so under stood between the parties at the time ; that there had In CiAssitieriae the hillier:or: , ions of the law, as to the ' es 7e'u f ; )ll°Wine 1.- Jones, wife of thewitness, and Mary Anne Bone, her , maim dealinai abetiveen salestem inallis way foe I both Aye-witnesses of the tmnsaction, corroloonnid the foregnitg —-- ------ J --- '- - - Creditor, its partiality, as to the unfortunate Debtors; testimony ; and produced too leaden bullets, with Cite ha el' ; Some time.' --pla c e of black itet and a pair of ora two . o - n es, which they up ought not to be lo ;t sight of. The rate of allowance i fiurrow fi zperf - ted by sh th I 1 pick ed' • black silk stockiiris were produced as samples of the • to reports in this situat;on, was doubtless originally . 01 , 4.1 Isea.cLerwwateisrefiemenvd,:•:,;::iltedrimsTaryiticilituthrfp had imraethe ditch, Wefts, • I description of gna p ds which constituted* the purchase, . 13e fore iatanded to be : stifficient for their support 13 f I the risioimr had thrown it; and it was identified by Ames t anti Whieh the'witrt , art, • • ess swore, to the best of her be ; blarksinith; as theme he saw. facture, particularly the Op sfpar 171)7, it was e four-pence a day ; it wai af- ' win. sheppard, a stable-keeper of Bolsover street, knew the ! litlf ' were of rreech. manu facture , ~, I Paitenerand Prosecutor. in March last, the Psis-oiler sant to ; stockingn, she knew In be French, from a seam in tor.vtardsTaised to slap •ace,.and it wow sentains in the Ila market, St. Jameis,—" 11111111 that Burr • ' ' ..c. I him . y ~1 1. , S t the middle of the-sole, and other peculiarities. that sum though ,• ~. according to the present value of ;es es, 111 Burrow es him before Inn,: healiaat live to the mid ; To rebut this evidence, two epprentices or shop . . o flour , if I was to he loomed the ii..xt moment." IVitiwnsaid, mciney it oug ht tote at least one shilling. But ' ! e \lr. Bowler, don't take away a life, toecause you can't g ive it ;men of the Plaintiff . ; who were conversant with his P. Most writers au this Subject, have taken a hat will : ar il " ... nut the Prisoner answered, " I'll be d—d if I dou't business for some years, stated, that they had neve r he the death of him before the middle or June, if I was to be i known him to deal in contraband or sinsigglerl goods ; always .be the weakest side of the argutatont.—,Say ; hanged the next morning." 'Witness acquainted Mr. Burrow's but, that to their knowledge, -most of his goods on what you %slit, posevty is regarded as a c,"irtie ; and ; with I he is i nn foo d o l i a l r i l is m i s d „ r i 11 I li! ' to to at i r-tw e - r e e y d• ru ' ine l . ".l fear '' late were ordered from Messrs. Philips ate! Davis, in the man found within the walls of a prison, COCA } - ' Jelin Lamer, bother - in-law of .Nlr. Burrows's, proved that he', M ilk - street, and other respectable houses in Landon. appreheoded the Prisoner, who had absconded , on the Oh of 1 dared a criminal in the eyes of mankind. ' . .c. , I tun el i Lure, at his own house, mid brought lion to• . town , that the l'ri- I Lord ELLENIIOIIOIAttI, in charging the Jury, ob perrerttd is the human mind in general, that this ! sn„.greln.ii'dhrt=e,",,,tr , e ,b ard rc li a m ii i : n ta o t i .u r : i ' r tki' lu almf 4 r .' es ","l: e i V o n o n d t d .l ; served, that certainly the Plaiutitf had made out a opinion Is with the utmost difficulty ever combated ! a g r i catileal t ß i r him ; and that if he would suffer him to remain ; geodprima facia ease, in the fi rst instance ; but then successfully. In the while creation, matt is the only ', tea, twenty, or is t ii hirtf h t t ifo rb o a si l l id od g fs j oung t . ildm ‘ h % e it w n o es u s ldgivrinus iit was met by a defence, that the consideration of animal who wars on his fellow men; hence the indi- i '''';,il h t: ii i; t"l"s4l"'"g:i'trcet (Mice. hoari e r, I the bill of exchange in question, tsar, in the whole po rs ir , uh t e tt i ) w ri ec tey n at t e bic:tzion-in o r i in part, for smuggled goOds ; and if any part of vidualw ho advert' ?es the cans^ of the oppressed , as i that the di t, lopping the trees wit , adjusted without any • haw.snit. we i s ie l eak : t oegoods were smuggled, that Hein" a fraud upon -the frequently tiewed in a susitieinus light. That the ' ! t h a n had n ti•. last July all his hay-lield, and fell from his hone, itesenve Laws, vitiated the whole contract, which, evil nevertheless exists to a certain extent, and re- i and that (tom that time to tin' present he trear od bI . • . 1. mach 4e- in that ease would be void and the 'Plaintiff could s mitred iu Ms memory, intellect, temper, at deportment • and iqu res a remedy, was admitted ay the Lunn CHAN. 1 F atieul..ll since March LFt that 1 ' 1. . .*.'. ; c lot v r.. 1k . Li. t; le aces in ter. . .iabit ut risingCre d it recover. This, however, .depended upon • the ctra.on ; but we cannot adopt his Lordship's Opi- ~ s t lit i. e a l o a r i tir ..larodse::?da il l ii t s h i e lo ns u i s f e T t i .t e . g.,. r h i re i lktesslug at tour or the part of the Defendant, and according to the crC . nion, that :t would be better to extend the jurisdic... he 1:4 1 1:4 1 / I iined upon meat huir raeri ans i t se al : t :ne tt : 6 '• " hen " re e lv alit they should • guieg to bed again at three o'clock ; thiit titan of the Court of Chancery, as to embrace the' warmed throngho and , so os , s (loess to dance for hint while he the Jury would find their verdict. case of I)...btors; for t',..e fees of that Court are so played on the gridiron. Ile seemed to he much oopprjssett sill) ' • Ile Jury, after a short consultation, found for an apprelseutiou 'that he had cunin.caed some ntinake in r enormous that . , not one out of a thensand of the chasing his I mil-tar, which rendered him (Mash. to be ex • ehe - ' 11r• the Plaintiir I) c ur, . atnuges 1-171. I:rs. 9.d. and costs. 'ed or ht. e tate ,• and I r ).; tesoulLicicd to No other Case of any nil:Test occurred. unfortuuates shorn it was inky:Hirai to rolease, could ' `17:,;, n - a ud in d r e n i • l sr l' althou , oh n, ; ') socit misia i ki• c t e •s u i ld ste n ti ! hr ;rase the . wittesi a blank check on his • banke • r 4 11 1 / 1 11'1? I t' sp ue a l t i i: l i e s receive any beeetit from the boon which the law p rof- . . ; di-cretins, fur any fern that that might be necessary to save him fend them. We foel kor • s • , raver, some S4tblaet.loll from li e s • •• • ' ' • I con.' qui • ot ts of his soppmed mistake. Ile talked of in finding, that Isis Lordship lies so Cu rielded e ovine the conntry, and said, that h was owing in a conspirac y as between ktr. Ilitr •• • d sn flf '4" - to-allow that In the pre ant state of so • • I"e"". Ili le u is "c4 ' .l"" "" he ".3. / ictety, a re- 'to Ise exelmipiered. The witness, however. mlinitted on his cross erniiiimition,•that the Prisoner was allowed to inaunge his own mealy is necessary. To what cause arc we to as ibe - er . etrain., and that, nista Mist:staling his threats, and the a pp r ehroi. this agreeable charge of opinion? To Im bu e sem i. i sums Al his friends fur the destructiou 1:1 . his own life, Ire was al : towed to shave himself; and that 110 steps were taken to rennin, mein, which we rejoice to find is be , ' i to ' emit ng ac- : him as a per•on deraned. NS tines'. rerramed frum lit Ch steps, quiesce in these obvious propositions—that.the Coed}- sm thea . . d i i rg',l3 e a m oll i t n iv in t•s of i n t: l -re l y, bet he thought his wife sent fur a for should have a chance of mar ti an., i . . . ey.. asc oo ana er, nf . Harrow, shore, that ,in his tlebt at a ' ‘lr Wilk' . h i l " i 5 / !mesmeriser of dorections from the Prisoner, he baited on him moderate. expellee; the honest: Debtor the mane. of 'b • • - • . i . In•e, n fiv e and seven in the evening of the Wethicsday pre:Si as oi,riag perpetual imprisonment ; and societ the fllst" the t4at"e'laY on whie ll i Y • intfructions for alto c f o ot was perpetrated, to tale ~• his will. Ile 100 h 11111 , 1` 111 Int •ti i prospect of oho:! sources of immorality, p e rjury,, the presenre of two of his neighbours, drew OWa s ill' i o a n 4 th i rs isati deprivity, crowded terrola, and Insolvent Arts If i t i ot o l ‘ i e r u iina es y,.und n L altedonntlie Prisoner in the presence tif Friday attenuant,. when he dent:wed it being put as end to. But if the i n co m e o f l aw ' • ,ire an rig ht ; and ex rented it doily in the presefice of two tither yers, -wit - wit • as th e Keport of tie 'louse of Commons on the sub- n • ' "Igsri their 3313r' , and 3" (1134' ""13. " ' de powd, that . the Iltimmer appr•trett to them, througlient the aect of the Court of Chancery implies, is to us re. whate a af thet teateeteihm ` la be perfectly collected:and in a s a te ut miud quit' capable of transactiogo the busiiie,s Inc w a, Eriated in pro;:ortion to the pui .!ic distress, "cud to in ra-t, they SAW nothing the matter with hint. . tfugmcnt' with its misery and t royerty, we shall con- ! 1 1 1 . ;. r . e e t to r n ' e i r sat e d e n t o l t i bin,, .s e i e n e t t ir t rt n s l r ef r e l i i sc e C f r r ". tiour to' lilac arGslasettls in favour of the honest Cre- a: l sle ritimhet of witnesses overarm , to prove e his i t ns u o c i n a ns v i t l e :r u; field, in July, fail, s:itor as wet! 'as !NS tareiscre humanity, while the 1 '' at ti r "e ti b v e at iwi t, a i n . -1 6 )o t til ag e d ra i r all .I"t'll:LtrY equally honest, tirceeh cr.fortunate, D..btor is al- attended him, and deposed in that (greet. •• • Il w e : a t 4 d i i r i l li rt tei P t c , r ll 4 :lTe w v er, Inwed 1, c srire f„ „.est, i.t disera•ef lls .1 • l i tr",he "d ir t advird hie frierwl ril Pmeecd w a 14 " Q ' . of b . u 0 , 1 ,. ag e, Amory, a i ungh he attended a consultation im that sashimi. a few fi.ly! , Ware lids ni.fortuuate event. and tie had it fulljin Iris :•.- -""7!"T7.:2 7 1 nr. - .. ....... • • :. le! s re: . tir t e ,b if i r i ceileinsiend such a priorecdiug. Ile had always coii- A few nights slew ; the cause of lir. Noliek et tis ae ,i r to I j oe u ;s e vit i o B hiir and pamionate man, but ne in Marti. r.cr-strsset, tasct:dish-square, was birdie : 7 ;.__; '' ' ' ' "nic k s r * . aspen, and robbed orelirtiNsetelirate.' jewellers., batik 1• 1_l tr. Airt4ei had v• • noted the Prisoner in gaol since his appre e Lunation • ,on Inc INS, l•-sth, 13th, 15th, "Ith, and yOth of .1 tom -. 7--- . )lUtes ant 1 1 ,16%,• coca cOnsilarebli aiaeuitt. ; D LLD. - , and eninp_aring the• 'mph) s his derangement with the re- . At a late hour, a few wittitt since Meh I ' of 11 ' '3 . 93. of i , as e . c i w es .* ports .r. Vail rind hos friends who lend weft li . de • I • Nita . nug tl4 On the Ad inst. after tam Miss ithrsos. at Lis ' lorie, NO " I I'. Ii in t' ' ' • k • • ' wife •• ;'.• de •Itith your in her :1g.., . tine, of Ss. 4.1' Fitzroy-square, was passing through Illeetnsher . • 'wst** .ar. y- , . • was consineedi his dertusges ut must have been Of • , • • Burr:that le, !Air of Streatham, surrey, Ea:l - ' • • . lag sanding, Led of the character f ne l d a_ square, a altos ran' v'eslere'y sr Id I . „ ust ..im, and robbed from epilepsy ;he ens p• •• d t d ' I et bit era 7 f ehiell. " Il ' ili g thi 'flood • sin coats,. ~ . IS! erelesug t at his house, in flolgeware-road, after a bias of Ms gold waterand seals.' , lilted deW rt lii, the primisi; r i s o;n a rnent i ha with ill derae-‘ some variation car l 'ingerong illheni, the ss efe of Edward Langley, F.sq. Lott Weditesdi,y, a nee' Martin was taken alivel.gabab' for better or anneal 3, on :fist iitt. , to his 75th ye.sr, 11,11opper n al --D w a vermin tiav, 1.1 te ilamaler.pon. , .„. , I 117. aaarsm, maw lots been many years in the habit of at - ' nh a r ei7 ' ht Ma g liirtit " am/ a itimi friend . It was ••1 " ;1 4 811 !: 11 ; I. f reins • A•" 9"U, ''feattirg on immix. patine • ' • tae study of this a m i a t,t e mu , gum ' 1 ,,,. u , 14 , •I ; ~,,J ), .. ..11" 4 ' l adarestield, by o Timis Who gt a •.1•1i '• .. • ''' 1 " 1 " . '' " s th a"'" i '' . ' -we lt e ' l l t . ll Y ' lived, and by Sti'lF'of eli•ohlt . de . red 1 • -n : all alb 44 . 1 e l ' e • ,on t..us ay ) Villtlite‘_ _t stetting from epilepsy, for the patient to mineeive s • as a sht'w in lewes. The Karlin, which is of' Orel thin. and desire of vengett tires nwainst *mac hi t ili ° l• • • r n " l r s:t 7 'i t 'l'D. nie. 4 ' I."l,l'ens4art . n de . a 11 :: : '''''': .%1 aHal't 7 " 7l. 4 , ,,.3 ,: y %la c: J . lM 'Veil agtinost their dearest friends. seri not • (''''Poli!it ol, .wilie- Mao's. le his concilfatire; PIA airs anti is wit tribe, may be styled ' the roost'lwatititut of all' I tn i e cc/orrery, although ratimial • ,boln.deilotiog nthirec; '1m0 . % ery-great der,rer he iseir.l. the . acquisi- ' )knish beasts of prey. Its head }a small and beau-. aid ibileetting Mt ev e ry 11= 7 11111 1( t ) i t:il ; i.4end i tc t ti n e o l:t i r r.r : e st i l . p : et tt r i rg ,4 y ei h n i: i many t vv i • t o , s2..ll h l3. ,t os o s7su t Ts and of tee Prisoner's hatiiii,y, and ii7 ; c t L e h l e „,, w e ri l l e „, i t h d • t w ill : l ' l l l 7s t sifully formed • - its eves are lively ; its . cars are , e" .. 'llionativ individuals la thori44, Y st age of life e ar; tinst' e hi en s l a w i l l i l ).road, routele ' d, and open ; its back, itssides, and, ! ceis7rdil?et",l,lBranuletN'..l"rei). a c , a ,a htetL ',, mr;. itaid e ; :ur ot t h ;c e olf r f iso lg n ew . , Prison , WRII 111 the Mee 01)inion. !lirdortirvliellillkni4l:4 ihliliteang4;he.ziiteztatbr•iir.Tts , Lade to • this TAB, are coveted wah' a fi ne downy fur., with longer • I ~air intermixed ; tile roots of an ash-colour, the ' suitainelt the teniniony c r al t er . ‘ 's, h i cta h r, ‘ e rtt k r e i r o t i r e at t fr it„seiestrY wars . OlfuntY Of DlFllarns, vklisch. fur nw! :is: l ir% ~4 cl ia; :1 111 neei l : the . middle of a bright chesnot, and the points black ; t i ...ll4lo2thletionrsolrhing and lying down hiadio e ini r fn it i t e e r : n s o n r z i ta . t i . v .. .. aticiagairillt o of Witsno, aa Which was left to Mr. the head is brown, with a slight cast of red; the Legs At e ro 2 v h rt ' s Val: i ih4stryitiLion:7'iant-cndrP noel his frenumit threats ill : ti t os:vilos y claimed an . interei l ot in ast V eiri er ° ,o r p • er , % B iP l lli .r e e gp ‘ Tle e t t 7 and feet a chocolate colour, road the b r olt an :, ! :reas i er by a•elhe., t 4147 from the to; of r the e tt l ite er Z e lir !kis ueD.,, ar al. at ti - 1 )140 6 ti . thDtftheYee c." 1 .1 De . Dre"iled "i l l" t° dis tort!) its,a;ateowaer,,coaripeted that the individnal otiose death serene. CESKea tons us, that he once kept a tante t , f , a w r -aetto a rga . s i .!e admitted she had it t oi g l i t o; taken away bop w :•Itttiit, which was very pretty and playful; it went h. 1 ,, , ,e4b.,. r i . ,,,,,,,, g , t a rr ys :oll . e il v t ell twee!. yet I raitauned ~1 111 : 1 , 1 ; tod X* l 4 l much e TV-190 ndrat.otoelionset mit, 7 1 . 1, ily , ll:3 o Si f !h d r e t i On mi ill is!must the houses of the neighbourhood and alwa ..- his bureau always at his own vmit: l ad. and the set r t t raarliie t all4 ll on tretyasar aroond him, who were the olij-ets of l ag ,) a c of and that t* very tolunderlowe 11111/I.lsrto.ridu'n hit own -.." °II and P R Y ; ad n ' ilirt*""). eiwiltilerk Wi tr t° cal " ' lnt* ele ' a eturued home %lien hutigry. ace of Las room, she did nut know whether loaded in the ear - retina this • mast exec:Beat gift of charity, e divine p . ropeuslty Of Wt ill sr ibis wore. ' • For some, days past, several whales, of the spe cies, called 'finners, •having been seen in Aberdeen Bay, at the distance of three to six miles from the land ; and on (Trains np . l6 the blow, raise the wa- • ter to a great height, is hating, .to ti spectator, at a distance, the appearance of tecolomu of smoke. At the Newcastle Races, on Thursday se'nnight, just as the race wai finished, the temporary stand be longing to the White Hart Ltlt, being loaded with about '2OO persons, gave way in the mic!d%e, and in-' volved nearly 100 in the crash. Abner forty persons were seriously hurt, and ten or twelve most danger , Gusty. s,:veol of them having broken limbs. As teveral mum were lately returning fv..,rn Castle Comic! to. Limerick, riding very fast, Major Siwidart, of the Ennisl;illen Dragoons, was throwl from his hose, and fractuved his skull ; he was tre . ruined, but without effect. lie has • left a wife and children. , MATZMED. At Chetteultant, William Powell lorenter, ri g . of Perthvre, in Montontill:sitlre, ti, cceilia, the aeciloa daughter of• the late Henry Addis, Esq. or London. , In Nlav at the hau.e of Lord Wm. iletftinek, Palermo, : etrahint,.Erq. to Mad. Anw-tle claugater of the Chevalier Pdol de Calvl, late Cul. of the rekiment of Vi•ratan gob. On Thurnlav last. ht Islinctnn Mr. Murray, of the Inner Temple, ta. Mitt3laria, second e d ioeits..r of Air. 'hire; of 014 !es.atreet. . i I S A L • Modern romiture Prd f.ower Chilton. By %lr. V WIL!.S.I) DRAYTON, On 14 r. lINEADAY, 150 S'lt J.l. y 1812, rat Eleven, by or:kr of A . icocro o f m sitnts,uti, oti the Premise', ma r th e p o nd, G.,wer CIN,I4IOi, A LL the modern and gen:NA 1101JSEHOLD. . EN. ell IS A, GLA s :. 1101)KS, aunt raring. ~ t ier EFFr.c . rs : Ego . - wee, tel.,. rand oilier berl,fr ••• excol'..nt temaes berg, .rtuatte- , tte ,, , er.:d beikt..ift ; French told fe0.,,,11 witriow rurtns; dinette 4,11.4141.. of drawer!' ; ned ch;:ir; Grealn as!J ntPer s!lf Ki :deruni: wi g `nod ether carpel.; pier m A dre,--i..r isNet; neut mirrorb •rt lof 4mperistl dining Inb:es, 1 1 ,17;1m:ix ant ten (141'. ; t:: rt• ni-re ; ne.nth ;Ina ; pod kite:sett regoirito, rind vat i other Fin•el.s. Ably 4.e %it:wed tire dly-preeNllll7. the gale . , and entnlocntsr had the l'rein:,e4; NI • . ?1,11V., Avelino-Mart, , . nY I'IIIVATV. coM.rk-Aor. ASPACIOUi FitEE'lol,9 I)WF,LLING., 11:1!JSK, nt I liphain. In 8!•Ifef, late ' in- the otropa. tiro ..f A11:14 , 1 blillo, 1;.-q. It lia,itati , rgyne a Iliorourii re. latir, LOW a entirely stew I.a aael. paintisf. I,9.l.,fee,,rn'titl at 1 tine.i'eri,ble espetire, itoti is fil for la t . wee,,ti.in A ra g y site ,t an t tannerints family t A tooftiii,t tro 1.-,1 rit 'others,' besides ut:.:era fur fel vfLOiS, :Ottl .1.19 lint.. to d to..ventrot (Are, 1 It has lii grren•liotrAT, hot-Is it-e, awl kit. '0,•::-g.iriten.'toltell'ee skis n lawn. tint %talks, Os n 4m4...1ed Wit a raw :in! mein.,. e 4iitir , „ in litroli.ir ',Patti - (ont,iiiii , itt: its the' avliole re than MO itcres. 'lliiit p 1 re may be kept up at a . iiiiiita* de ',./- pevee. *Mira& iiit'or , l4 every cnnfort. reiiretoefas aid ton cc curn.i.odutc, fronit lit size and moonier of its moots, A v.:ty Loge fernfiy. . Further particolnr., inns be known lir' enifilrbiz of th- 1 .1 , 41;!, Itself; or Ivy rrteriing lo Mr. W. Franhat jun. te , po , to the Plain/h. Caption, t t • Mr. Stuelidale, ha ok-.11..., l'., (a Id; : M....Arkeema , tt, till, i.! sue stranit ; Mr. Croli. No. 1, i'..,1 I It. court, Distor, - Com.iont., tOf Ar. I) t '. , 11.. Y. t 'IC ClOree-howe n e a rly opposite the front ; rut'. of th • it:mit, ;it 1 Ullieh Selefill plarto ticket- ny.y be t.b..tin:d f.r. r.-.i 4 1 it Auy i duty fr. at tsrclve to *even ti clock. By DIVINE ?ROI' 11):•;Nr.;•;. . rriilE COILDIAL BALM or. QUITO, pricy -A only 2s. 9.d. j 3 she hest reasedv pi st, . Upp i . ~.e • - d s ie t .i._ • irons Css.i.plaiii! , , she mast powerful I? stay:nice ~and ,5t,.. 2 ,,i. Native Balk' of Life and lie:sier. ;in: the ~ifest .and best q Mi. C 11..• in the World. It is net pretenee,l teat this Ile.lici e ;-•;:y • art est the progress of N Wire; Le is k Mi.artr.i a,,,1 i ,,,,,,,d, that it V itl restore Ifeal.h.ec n where th • C 03,61011 h tarp ..n to ha% e beT.lt irrepariti!y ii•lUrVd. Tills... also AtArt• sop sired their Icalth by a residers. in , hot rod iststie;;;hy 4. li.ii.l!CA ; the youn4 of either sex, w role iefirsuities thiemeo ure maior,• aid age, n life it miser), and an : ally dissolisti.ii• : and . iilo6! ~,re • • Isivitoted its yeati, w hise t:itt , ri:.g rovies- frame., :wise r Ai ' I hered and al•itost woe: inst,isre tir. ur re iaini..di :ac iihje:ts a 1 this ynfithi:ig Balm . , the tPliiris iditsesiee of miieh m a y se ~,. tcsuled to the whole class of Valetuditratiele. ' /Or i 3 sill caies lasi loan aces, where the solids are relaxed, where the Coasti ,' tut ion has seceicel a shock, or is by'nny mean aellili•ilied, Mill Restorative and Re-dniscatlng balm of Life nOd, I.lealth bill , produce tie happiest erects; the cold and tremplous Nerses a ill be warmed and st•niclied ; the relaxed fibre will be barest and rendered firms the muscles will be it:vigor:sled f the sisews air, is. ,trecgiheried : the emaciated limbs will he covered with . firm fifth: the exhausted ves.clis will be realer:Mir:l; the im poverished watery MOM' Will birmne ries tin I halsnoit,i, and iii r latiguii circulation moored to the sanative impetus. which is the • true criterion of limith ; the limpid drooping spirits will he Ile? Vit eil anal ex hilirated ; digestioo wid be promoted ; in short, 1 the lone of the :serves will he restored , anal by these n•enor the . whole constitution will lie renovate d . Freideness, lassitude, i ant ids. melancholy. and sill other ...:• 1 4erabte spapisms o f i ii:. en.ie will vanish, and strength, ardour. serenity. and (-sere est. denee arrenovited health will he the sappy remit of inking this inestimable Balm in due time, accordiag to the directions fur luse which accompany each hottle. The Cordial Baku of Quito is sold wholesale and retail, by I Westoliond Co. ‘2.2!.. 1 , Strand, London; and retail, by m ust Ines divine venters, price 2s. 9d. per Nark. . I LOCK AND SUdGICAL DISPENSARY. • His Rota' II i;haesli the•Duk.e of York, President, and the following Cetataitlee of Governors•t Lail of Lein hot ' I Colonel W. J. Jones, M. P. • Right Den. T. Jong', . Latoaelle. Eng. M. P. Rt. Hon. it. B. Sh •ridan.ALP. I Col •rel lt. Clemelfile't M. P. lion. Col. J. Barry, M. P. I Captain James Ilny. Surgeon, Mr.; K kris Member of the Royal College, London. !TIDE Patronago this Institatiou has received, for li th.• evortn , ive tivatoonnt toil Cure of b 'lli Se%es, altti,tr4 with Venereal and their d,.•••t'foi come/pioneer.. us strientreo, debility, ulcer..tiotm, the. confoc . ed ender the ma nagement 111 111 !akin to of the firm prof..s-itc , iluhilitiev. w ill saintly the Public of the bitit meats of Mr. K I ERN A N'S plan. and that by it the incouvenietiers of Nolte Cortritirvare asmd hilt the yoator /Old Utlwar% are pinteeted.nattiornthe fat .1 delu. ons held oat by atilvergi , iite prenortei, to this brooch of Since it, establivionent in !SO F, 355: patie'es•, of h.,. II St . X. 5, have bee: , cured, a ithont coetiorogeot or L t jury to Imo 4-m151.1186011,mA willt , t 'kik:v. , and tool re s hil ileu tal sill 5d Mnt many of Ilt•re haw la4uurm A nailer the now complicated f runs of the dive** front ten to IN essty year.. Tit.; 1/.vt sympt...es yield to Mr. Kito11:111"to treatment in a fen tiny g and a oPllearaltre of debility route.; on. tom early amtlictit.gto hr made to prevent the danger that may ...Av. The Surgeon tasty he consulted be either St's, with the ereankst secrecy. ul in private lion r. N.•. 41, lmarc C:.or lotte-vireet, Bedford-rennre, firm ...ion to I twelve in the .:tort 111g. nut front six till Cline at night ; topbom letters non ther cognmenticatiotr. from town and country (rust pain) .say be dressed, had a ill he penman% answered. Just poldrited, . int ACTICAL ORSI•AV ATIONS tho above DBE 1- • SES, price 3.. By F. Kiertesti; and -.obi b,• Soo Ni ool. Nr..•!y's and Jane., Paternoster-row ; told by ti, Wert. GENUINE AND A I'PROVEW M.:Ol(:INES, Prepared by S. SOLOMON, Al. D. • Gilead Riots , . rie..ir Liverpool. 11111.: Celebrated COW) l AL BA ' , NI of GI 1.1:A 1)) -A- . 641 . D , hiliiiis. Nervous Ilisiarders, onl ‘Vriks ~ , ...s pe eviliar to the Femole Set. Lass of Apptite. Illysterici.l ...et II yss porliondrincal Affections. Lowness of Spirits, and nil Nervous Di44/iders. Dr.' Solemner's Cordial Balm of Git i od is bflpppg calinglnted for the Welsh. the Sickly: and Wm?' Its silt insys:id Iheenys, Debility, Lowness of Spirits. %V eillowss In either Sys_ w moiler hereditary, aeguired, or owing to Ynatliful Imprudence, Mill Medicine will ;Ilford the meld witnietati.relief. A NTIsI M PETIGENES ; or, Solomon's Drops. is a Medi cine superior to every oilier Remedy yet discavered in thi . .r any other ote, for the speedy removal and rdslicsi cam ill it'd Scam , . I.eprso , y, Rheumatic or Oran y Pains, Scrofnitter K POI Evil, 'Ulcers of every Description. Swelled or, lutlansesi.Legs. the In Di:orders vs here Salevoilun hos repeatedly failed. Kies in, other remedy could restore tho unhappy Sufferer to oat health. he unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impeiirenev have bees ' found the great and roily rostorer of Heolth sad Yieour. These D ro p s pnr ify she illii 4 ,l, awl revtore taro Ikesseut whey iispot , ed 'by the imprudent one of Mercury. • Themtiove Medicines are inclovril in plain directions, a ilk Ruin-Wog Corys, nothesitirated by Pertsors of Revert:O 4i :Iy. and are t oodelip in Rothe.. price half-a-Goinen each. Ti e•ss l , ore also I'':lll2iiV Bottles, it, 3Sh. cantainiui Four of s tile sandier u pp., w herein Ss. nre saved. TheA US f ERG ENT LOTION elearsonsi beautifies tlicShr'os r s omo ves m weitily, 'y l ' l lllo4l/ pais, air triable, all kinds of l'ineplet, Tethers. Ring-worms,. Spots. Redness. SlVelling• or Einhou..e. [ of the Nose, Blotches, nod evory Species of Ostia...ours Emirs I lion on the-Surfaced the Hanson Body.• It is tie phoa• snot in its operation; so agreeahle sofnuss io tlie Skinl.noso• dintely socremis it% use. It sweetens and resfreslievitie itwto Compleviies, 'which mimes., at one suul We same - 1i...c. ms etiltceitett mitre:snore: The Public. have beta, long cep.- ..aimed of the certainty of its soccess I. a t ••it. Ulla Villilitt IV.. 'wily for Ilerpetic Complaints in general. Posts Is. 0.1. Rat pints ¶ i. Pd. Observe the words "Sarni Solomon, Liverpool;' tap:tyro on the Stroup; nil others are roonterfeiss. . Sold by all Venders , of i ie. vine hledicines in the United lElnadoin. Of or mail may also t,e load. Dr. SOLOMON'S justly criebi"ated GUIDE to HE: tall I tin, Advice in both Sever, price Si. irr Dr. SOLOMON leap _ects when assinultud, the usual compliment of a One .Pound freer 4 hot a ll writiivi i (test's or Leiters of Adyiev, if ;show ered.iit his let:mil:, Me reverie,' to inclose only liras-Guinea. Stich letter: slibibill* Ow ssifeiY.. I'd thus direeted :—" .Hoary letter. Dr: lisibUoolt„' Gileati-hsinsd. itettr Ltmeeitiiiil. laid a .site s{! finittigO." , filters' iiset s he or. tiered tes he addre.ired to X. Z. or A. B. tit tbirostiti Os till ~.led 141 r. _ '--.••••=11P0111.. 1.1INIX)N: Printed stsatt 4 and2;bAnttW:s liished tiv DAgent . Lovas, the St ti. Si- laic