The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-21 00:00:00

• ~~M~ ;r -• 1 8K1931U. r - ' t om '7774 1 The tranquillity of the dtrbeint restored, Sir V. Glees was enabled to-proceed nit kis. temiais. • sion, which beisteopestedtioat proper form, and the Grand Jury sworn, he b4dressed thous is - nearly the following terms: — " GEN rLENEN--It baolnies aY duty, in rolling your at tention to the prereuturerats about tot be laid before .yea -4 suggest the necessity that poises open yea, of being that neither favour nor pardalky_ lI iudivlduals, ow the tnoobb band, nor too acute seasildlity °stile other, swerve yen from the strict line of duty. /Before, however; I proceed to no tice the partienlar features of the calendar preseuted to me. which I am sorry tsfoirserve is Much heavier the/1~ usu ally this citysienols, I cahoot refrain from expeessing the deep concern with which I witnessed the tirmaltuoso pro ceedrup of last eveniug—w hat motive could the promoters of that disturbance have in view)--no state of tlifts can justify an appeal to violence, and I dotter mys e l f, that, not one-1111h of these who were assembled in the streets Were disposed' to dti miselilef-;-they 'were drawn together, per haps from curiosity, or from idle disposition, tissues there doubtless were peones of desperate characters, whose delight was the commirsien of evil, but it it proper that the unwary should be interosed of the risk they ran—if mis chief had ensued, and there bhatiti hove been loss of life, every' oe, however innneeet his Wendel) might he, who was countenancing the. mob by his presence, weed 'have beets hi. dietahle for murder. An attack was made on the .14ansiovs boost okh stones and other hard substances—every one the* look ine oomight be said to be aiding and abettingthat attack; and was ruaramble to the law for all its coonquesees. Oore w ould suppose ua one could he timid to engage is an unequal a contest...fur is eyes of riot, every malt may be ddle.l no for hi. assi.tamwe bestselling it. and if life should be token, the act is bald hewers., whilst ever, one rioting is subject to the severest punishment of the law, hod very few eases occur, that same feel set its Weight.—L tress, fierstleinen, that all is vow over; but if any recurrence should take place, prompt measures are ready to suppress and the utmost rigour will be used in punishing the delinquents!! Sir VICARY then proceeded to notice the 'wed eln offences in the calendar. lie took an oppor. tunity of observing, in regard to duels, " that if two men had oquarcel in the street, and proceed. ed in the height of passion to blows, and one of them should he killed, it was considered as man. slaughter ; but if there were time fur refection, which whs generally tfie ease (the very arranging and fetching the weapons giving that time), the case wad materially altered ; and that if one fell, not only the person by whose hand be fell, bet. every one aiding and abetting, either as second' or in any other capacity, was equally guilty of murder." Sir Henry Lippincott was tried fur the viola. titan of the person of Mary Mitfurd. The •trial lasted from It o'clock to half-past six. Sir Henry was acquitted. • • ir • • . - 7 5 1; 7 • 7. - ,POIOIOE. • : • PICKPOCKETS. .- : . • Volss:mten..,Joei:Joseph and . lariat ' Solo. mons, two ivell.knownpiekpockets, were chin:" 4.WitlYpicking the pocket of hlr. Dodd, of'ET= . theft, of beek.notee to a considerable amount, at thb Westminster Meeting on Tuesday. • John .Vickeryy ono of the•officess belonging to Worship.otreet, that on Tuesday last, as he attending at the Westmitsiter Meeting in New • ,talice.yard, he saw the prisoners conic oat plc thee from *Wiwi tho crowd, and.go into the Halt, , upon which' be called John Preston% one of the patrols belonging to the above office s to go 'with him, well kuowiug them to be pickpockets. On going to the door of the Hall, be saw the prisoner Joel Joseph with a number of bank notes in his, hand, asif in the act of counting them . ; • the psis' soner Solomon, wis close to him; ho went up to them, when the prisoner . Joseph, on seeing him, ran away with the bank notes in . his band, and- Preston prfsued asulticared hint. lie also seoutiiii 'Solemn*, and es Pe wailuding him along; plekeid op a pue,kes.heolt, Of blik s be bad on doubt, Solo 4. mons dropped, Alf it fell at his feet. On searching him, he found'4rur one-pound Bank of England' entrain hi" fub:pocket, and kids breeches ,pocket', seta dollars" which . Solomon' said was all 0.41 " 1011 .7 b‘ll!.#4o aiming him; . but on Searching right.hand cost_poeket, be found another wog., pound Bank of Englund note. The prisoner 10t seph refusal to submit to be searched by Preston, but at last agreed that he should search h i m ; and the patrole•perceivitig him put something in his mouth, searched bins very closely, when he found a 301. Bank of England note, a 51. and two 11. notes between his shirt and his neck, which he said were his oWn. In the pocket-book which he picked up, he (mind a banker's check fur 561. and two lottery Ann*. • Mr. Russ, who resides in Marehmont-place, Russell-square, confirmed the above statement, amid said, he saw the prisoner Solomon' drop a pocket-book, which was picked up by Vickery, the officer. Preston the patrole, confirmed Vickery's state. ment. Thomas Dodd, the prosecutor., said, that about half past two on Tuesday he was in New Palace yard, at the Westminster Meeting, and in a few minutes after the people began to disporse, he mis sed his • pocke‘book, and identified the book picked up by Vickery, the officer, and dropped by the prisoner &donuts's, also the hank notes and papers found upon them, to be the same that were in his book. . The'prisonen were fully committed to Newgate fur trial.. • Oa Thursday evening Arms Alexander, a Jew, was brought to this olfice by Lavender, charged on suspicion of setting fire to his house, ha Little Queett.street, Lineuln's.inn-fields. J. Anstey, -the landlord of the house: . in Little Queen.street, In ioltich the prisoner mided, let the shop to hint and his partner, ..at Os. a week. The *Rads 'sampled the first fluor.. About one o'clock, on Tuesday morning, ins was alarmed by a watchman knocking at his bed-room door, and calling " firs." He got up, and, with all Possi ble speed; ran down stairs, when he observed the Mathieu, whith divides the shop Amp to belt, flames. -Ile took, a large piece of.d4onel, -and endeavoured to smother.the games with it .;' and bring assisted by.ao3llWut the oarnenf James Ler,- who lodged in his garret, who bronght some, water, they succeeded in getting the flee out be. fore the engines arrived. John Thomas Barber, ono of the Directors be: longing to the County Fire. Office, said, that au. insurance was made at their Office, about ten, days since, in the names of Aaron Alexander ,and Samuel Simmons, of little Quecu.street, in the awn of 501. on the household furniture, and 2501. on, the stock in trade. The insurance was made by_ Simmons,. in their joint names. -On Wednesday claim *as made at their office, by Simmons, for Sal. 15s. 6d. in consequence of which ..he sent Francis .Lye, a clerk belonging to their office, for the purpose of inspecting the damage ; and from his report of the state of - the premises, he went i himself, and saw that the partition had .been burnt through, and i hole about the size of the crown of a hat. The witness observed but. very few frag. meats of burnt rags. The furniture. did. not ap. pear to be worth .51. and the stock in trade. very trifling, and not worth 501. and probably not worth 201. The quantity of goods for which the claim was made could not bare been placed upon the shelves where the fire .began, nor couid, they have been burnt in so short a time, without some remains "tif (hunt appearing. The prisoner admit. tees that he signed the claim made upon the office. John Eastree, one of-the Firemeu belonging to the County Office, said, he went to Little Queen. street, on Tuesday morning; in consequence of= alarm of fire, where ho got about half past two o'clock. He asked the prisoner what Office he was insured in. lle replied, iu the County:, He told the prisoner he belonged to the County.' Office; upon which he askol him how, he was to manage about .making out his estimate., and said he would give the witness, a guinea, if ho would assist him in making it out, and 'peal in hisbehalf at the Office. John Laney, the . silichman, who gave the a. larm, said ho was ealllsg the hour, in Little Queen:street, on Monday night, when he smelt something burning, and thought it yeast No. 41, and he knocked at the door, and immediately the prisoner ran out oritis shop,••with only his shier on ; he appeared very much alarmed; • lie told him to go and tall the people up stairs. The •pri. l inner was combined for furthir otasaination. • As he Wl* being conveyed to the Office, he gave Le: vender •a violent blow on the head, and cadvsavour. .0 to make his 'escape ; but •Lavoader knocked biro down, and dragged itim to the Office On his 'back. • • • ;-• • • • • • . • • Etirjramer.—Saturday sa'nnight s pedcrtrian etcursion to GretnaA;reen was undertaken by JAIty.S.PATTIEN and MART Wnist.rT, both of . Carlisle, and each near 70 years of air. •• . • • -, -.• .t ATOI.O9..,STATZSPAN . we ^- ~: • i-'~!sn • 7?.. • -r • • *boat o'clock, a pittei ! young woman, Owed • fanty.colourtuf gown s with it Tobite Mantle, And.a barter bonnet, got over the iron riddal of the basin, in Hyde Park, and threw berii self tato the water. A gentleman.% servant 16:1 steady went in after her, and, by his timely 41- 1 sistance, saved her froM a watery grave. She wasH conveyed to the house belonging to the w ater workss opposite the basin, where every necessary essiste.ncettas rendered her. She would not assign the cause of her attempt to destroy .her.self t but it -is supposed to be a disappointment in love.. AIAILIHN* FISIG—A fire broke, out at nine o'clock, last night, at the house of .Messrs. Lilly Viand Anderson, breecheutnakers„ in South Audley , *reef. The dames, rushed. out at the two-pair windowsOind-totibmenicate.d to the attic story, which„ with flirt tloorof the house, soon fell in. A timely supply, of water being procured, the dunes were pit ender by ten o"elock. The par. tour and. kitchens Cacaped the conflagration. There was no. person in the house when the firehroke out, M fa. Lilly having, in the morning gone into the country to see one of her children, and taken two others with her. The adjoining house was very . much damaged, but the windows being b'rokett to Set the furniture out. Nearly ,five hundred per sons were collected in Grosvettor.square. Wednesday evening 'it great number of people collected near Sun-street, Bishopsgate.street, in consequence of two fishwontets fighting. A young man belonging to a tinen.draper, with a parcel un der his arm, endeavouring to pass the crowd, *as pushed down, and the parcel, value 81., stolen frOm him. RTll.—At Grantham, Apitil 4, the Lague Chohneley Ida MM. • • DIED.—On Titurmlay, Is Ds/pet-street, Manchester square, aged 74, the Hon. itobertValiptile, fanner', Envoy Eztraurdinary and Minister I l ifidiVarY at the C ourt or 1.6h0n, for the spare of 30 years, *brother to the late Horatio, Earl ofrOrferil. • ry of Sir Mon- AVELINO'S SAVCE A-1.1 . -11USSE, For Fish, Game, Steaks. Chaps, Cutlets. Stews. Hashes, Ilarrienos, Curries, Made Dishes, Cold Meats, or any Dish dust midi& n tine Flavour. r 111L ' wcl k ;too ' Are. nonce and MO Riti. matlon of the first Families and most curious in Fish Sauces in the Kinplom, wills the increasing Dvataipl for A se ling's Sauce u-la-Ititsre, has induced manv Shapkeepeis to oiler for Side a Composition of their own, under the same w'.:ne. The Proprietor bep lease ttli mut' the Public against such deception. The gelltlille Sauce a-fit-gore being prepared from an original receipt,, whirl% has hems for years to use at the first Tables un the Continent, and eutircly con sists of foreign produce. Prepared only T. Avelinz, at his „Italian nod Visit Sauce Warehouse, by 63, Piccadilly, corner of Albemarle ; street. Where may he had, Somerset Laver, twice a-week, dur ing the Season—Prime Stilton Cheese, in high !seder:ticks— nw Sallad Oil, Nue:word, Parmasati Cheese, new Olives, Hams Tongues, Foreign and English Pickles, and all kinds of FL:h Sines, and every Article iu the more Line, of •the Nest Quality. . CAUTION AUAINS r iNtrusiTtoN. A" purities - Preparations, in • imitation of Dr. tilDLY's SOLAR TIN CTURE, tire imposed on the Pobtie, it becomes the duty of the Pro prietor of the Genuitw Medicine to guard them against such. tatposision iu future e be therefore begs leave to inform them, the Genuine SOIRR TINCTURIi has his signature, A C. W. SAF upon thevtubidle .of all the wrappers. A Pamphlet nosy be had, gratis, containing a smother of :Cures lately perforated by ibis; valuable Restorer of Nature, In Mears of the Breast and Lungs, Asthma, Dropsy, Con ' sumplion, Nervous Complaints, A g ues. Convulitans, out all , violent Disorders of the soonaeh nut Bowels. Sold its bottles, at I. is.6d. and its. at the Original Ware hoer. Na. 44. New Bridge-Ltreet, Ludgate-hill, Loudon; and by most of the respectable Venders to the Kingslotn. ' . , . THE REAL-JAPAN BLACKI 3 VD, IiIADE BY . • ' DA Y and MARTIN. frilLS Innalualile•Coniposition) with half the usual labour, produces the most bealltiful jet blaeluevir liebeld, affords peculiar nourishment to the feather„ milk nit Soil ehe, ..linesi linen. ',is • perregiy. free from auty virlifestust • smelt, snit will retain its s i r o n .slß.Rl* Clllllll4eir ~.-. • ~ i; 1.• ; ~ .• • Sn4d wholesale by 1).4 au( ,Martlti, at thildiitinfactOry,. N 0.97 , High-flulhorty;' retail by F..1,1ny, Nol 7,tavishirlt itieeit'CilientArarden I' W:nhy. 88. 11wa1low . -stfeet; Antell Nu. 1, Fiarit-loos r and by tliciwingiont Root.inaknrs, •Per. foam, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and every Tuwu ihroughasUkelJailett!Eiupleatcii 4 ion bottitesluice Is. 654 each. --... ---.4...A 1 ,•:-r. , St. e til OR ./AP kh ?AN iiltACKlitiq. T A hat: • Ni)EltS ( IiOLM ES turd LANDEItS)' Jkj•mnst respectfully ltiforms the Public that after cons,- Ilerable trnuhk and expenci4 he he , brou ght to perhetitm a. superior. JAPAN 11LACKLNG, which, from exerience, he can with truth assert, is tar better than any yet offered to the Public.' The great excellence of this Blacking is, that it produces the most brilliant jet Wick ever beheld, utfordi pe coliarniturishment to the I.eathFi, 'add will unt soil the finest line'. It is well worth the attention of Captains of vessek and others going abroad, as a very considerable allowance will he made them. Sold wholesale by 3. Landers, at the Manufactory, No. 3, Ship-yard, • Picket -street. T.lttplt -bar t nod No. 10, 1/eve reux.court, nearly °pinwale p and by the most respectable 1 Venders its the Metropolis and the VOW Kingdom. rTi.: !VS ro IV D FA, Honoured and Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the I)ukes of CLARENCE and K ENT. rVHE oRIENj'A.I, DENTIFItICE, or ASIATIC 7001s11-PO D 1;lt, has been for near thirty years recomaseaded to the Puhlic. Thsse 'who have not tried the effect of 4ltis excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sulficieot quantity to ascertain its efficacy and vir sum being acknowledged by the most respectable Medical Authorities ; used by many, sad recommended. The Powder cleanses onebeaui ides the Teeth, sweetens the • Breath, Isossesses tie acid that can •corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful poli.h on the Teeth. From its astringency it strengthens the Gums, eradicates the Srurvy (Which Often' proves the destruction of a whole I4et of Teeth), - preserves Sound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeth 'front in:com ing worse, fastens those which are loose ; hat what hits en hanced it in the estimation of those who, have been in the ha bYt of using it is, that it: prevents the return of the Tooth ache (with which, before that period, they had been vio lently afflicted). Likewise a TINCTURE, which -possesses the power of easing the most viuleut TOOTH-AC /I li,•and is a wash with the Powder. A CAUTION hat purchasing without "M, TROTTER" on the stamp on The top of the Doz. All others are couoier feits. Powder.2s. 9J. a box; Tincture; ditto ; • Brushes, Is. Sold wholesale mid retail by tire Proprietor, NH. 3, Beau fart-baildings, Strand Rigge, Mr. Genie, add Mr: Turner, New. Iltand.Xtreet ; Mr. - Tails,. Cornhill.; Mr. Rfindall, 'Change; Mr. lleudree, Titchborne-street ; liurYetire , :h street; Mr. Rine' Cheapside ; Mr. Davison, Fleet-str' Div. Smith, New dond-street ; and by every respectable Per. Sow iv the United iliaglium.; • • . •ItOBBARD7S COUGH DROPS. •PHE following LETTER, front the Mon.,Lord VIENTINCIL is another proof of the Ef fituey tit RO BARD'S Catkin 1)110 PS. flow many theilands have been restated to health by that Medkioe! F rom L or d BENTINCIC in Mr. BUTLER, 4, Clitlipaite, . . • - Landon. via--I have frequently experienced the greatest • *Ostia... Ilan in itobbard's &kaiak Milt, or Cough Drop& ; l do ad *toilets it lestatwelif width the, have ever fatted, pros. .54414 they:have .bleb property administered. A weirs old .64rosieross, a'f of amp, Make silty years. hat lakell Owes. ia very siewM quantities, dime sin months, and says be ban IMlM•titi greatest betiat from them, and iatenda pitnh rftfillg thedi we. ••1 amoSlr, your hatable Servant, • e Feb. 1 .15011 . F.. BENTINC/C. I Stord ai rli t eli mie aid retail Butler's Nu: 4, Clomp sitleotorepref Astooseer nay a.aqd retai l by atm% Cottairy Medicine Vaiden, is Bottles 2s. 9d. sad Ss. 6d. each. •Tr).Ul.*:, lo loi4,t;• . ~~~ ~1•^•R•r tinned i n a ijanfltbil - 1, - tuts been mnst e itult l i 4 st e ri n Z l iti, "*. t i r Mated by one A: Peres, in which It it stated that Mr. Nr the Translator of F 4114) 4* re if e,Coiessisirs, Mt. d rea m, Experimental (Amidst at the Royal Institatian',..'arid sere'' .dtbee scientific Gedtkenven s deCkired• on their bef er „ Lord Elicnborough and a Specnir 3ury, " Thy t neu : i s ,,,„l r d TaAN 4 PA RENT SOAP ss is, railoroveritil th e utmost t7tility, because it psunsessed all the eleansin'i Prove:. ties uf. Soap, freed &my its impurities and deleterions"&t" t i es ;*, this is iu part:that dist in tills Ashok; s ust , Oentleutett of Sciesyce did give evidence in the terms sista Ate effect stated , tti• WATSON'S PATENT TWANS pA KENT SO k P," Which ,shey had enrefulky analyz e d ; hut rega r d to A. Pears 's• ei New-invented Tramptr tnt snap," as it is Called, tiif4 certainly gave .nu Suds npigi on: and. a s the latter article was proved Off such trial b y A, Pnars's own ll'itneSses, and is . also swittn 'by himself, lb b e tvittpused of a considerable proportion uf Soft S oa p ( an in gredient whictimust naturally eseite disgust lit every delicate mind) and Leuitot Jet", 41se Proprietur Atf WATSVS TRA NSPAR EN T so AP feels confident, that, after. th e very high encomiums And reconthientlatitm which his Comm. sition bus received front Medical and Scientific fen og a s. 'mare, the Public will never be deceived by..thespociae, lu„, ' ;iodic:dim of Eyidence.o Web. A. Pears has in his Silift Iltad hill SO falsely endeavoured to apply to Ilk I)%Vil s asp, but giVe tO • wkrso N'S pAT I' TRA N SPARES SAAP that preference, which the peculiar elegance and purity it i s universally allowed to possess, 311 justly merit, a n d %% 166 is • prepared and sold, Wattles la and Retail, by the Patente ti • at his l'farehouse, No. .1:39, Strand; and by his 4p01%. 1 molt, at Mr. Smith's, la, Dame-street, Dubbn. WHITE II AN DS have 'ever been esteemed a p erso nal beauty in both Seers, and in some parts of Bungle are essential to persons of rank .° The BANDANA. SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the p,e s h ar syn. petty of giving the must exmagita delicacy of lettuce anf la. conceivable faint ss to the hands which are constautly oa t h. ed with this Soap. Even in caves where the skin li is uetai t . jured by labour or other violence, the hardness and coar k .„ 6 are etlectually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a sainutbafts, fairness, and delicacy at' Amu. :wee, which cannot be acquired by any other means to u t. ever. It is by experience only that nuy one can turin ;ta adequate idea of tile bur dor excelieticAlf this Itaalt. &It by the Proprietor's Aged, whose signature it bear., Wilkins Withers, No. 299, Strand, near Temple liar, Eutaw; ant the Proprietors, a. a further security, iwg them to be p arl i. cultic in noticing, that the mime and address of the Printer, E. Spragg, No. ti, now-,trert, Covent-garden, is Nei ‘ed to the labti ant wrapper. All other, are Counterfeits Suhl by many respeetaole Perfumer, ;lad Ilcdicine Venders iu Tina and Cou n try, price :s. each. cake. Rat it is at all times tx ce..var3 to be particular io obs..rving the above faun .0 xh..l will he the useam of persenting the impositions able.; sate ut 'la it, been practi-eil. . DUTLER'r CE.LL4ItATLI) 11.4.NTORATLVE TOollf •PO WI) EIC. • BAITI'Y -of Clotilstenittee and regolatity of reithigc# are.agoraiit fu diptiltstlh the BOW' fair ; hut tar t'rtiprietor 4 . 4 Tl.l•llt's OOTII powout N (add Iteg leave to reintot his Countrywomen. that the luthe of their cleirnitikomm.l6.6lll4oolMac where the teeth to disciii..ured, or slew a rot tea marl usthealty ititpearaate : tEx ho • the orbri• litescusable, tiv•thavtiresmt ptcparatiou sh'oltt iiminfalliltle•ne:atis of removing evrr a y htenash of the eta. mel, anti io lieUtg, composed of Vekr table.. It is recominensteti to • thi:saieution of all - flinti, at clestrinx away even isuperferfba, either iu the colour or in the decay of •tlie mantel of the l'ceth ; so re:Merit% Ete hrer.th sweet amid Meet .nity, tiod mitring' the Oil: of Ulric proper :hope and • seratiltitin hew ;.and a certain preseapvl against the :I'oollseActie.-1a i•oinposition of this Lia#l orr brought forward tu.pahliu moire , met with :tint euiar. sal approbation; and-the Propiavtiir has tu - •Uetlstthait ilts daify la'# of lioyalty it-clt. • • ,Wliiire:ale and Itotail, at .My, Riktiet's NO; 4, Cheapdide, carrier of . I ) :sternte4er Itttw * * MO ftl*nlY ttot • t onto ry Medicine • 'llreuders • ant 4 31ftliflahas•Th flu octet s at 1%. ;Id. each. . -• . # • • • Of whom may be had, gatfee# Nfom. ti t; le Pet-vral Lo .zeitges for coughs, asthma:, sore . „throats, h'etirboxeil, at •• • '.' • ••• . - • (.ONKUMP*I IONII (XI . • " HE inseiiet of this; a PrafesiipaaUtisi4hrs has; fiir tiseiait seri :*erws, iittenied bat &MAI la bouring under the above. I)6evise i , ninthy his villain Zrac eice•tui been so fortunate as to disc-taxer a 51E1 t!IN EISA is an t Nl.' A 1.1, I HI, E "UU;ILE :.for:GON tfIAR Kr lON. 1 1 I which Medicine tie has ' cni.s,;d. inny )y)Wei*eu avec h.y mi nent Physkisuls, and when in:thi Last Jitge _tor a COMP imi. attended With Onset' an& -sriiitiklif• SIVA *G.' . ell thesis:eircainstancei,..assi at o thestegurst• of kis, ,E ft and ..the !many Persian' Ite:hat cured,. he therefore now pu lay oiler:, it to those wilio arelagourbtimder4heabbve.-1. tors {punt filelt*nddresbad f00A4,..H: 'ft.. 7, Juhu-street, , MI. c 14,40114 Itbellik.rheper. Loudon, .ssill, have insole:lte intention. , :... • ~... ... . ..• . . • ' CIAINCIi 'PAT . liiff 7 W13101;10 - LENGES. O ILM . ; . . aid s ! t ,kstvitst frilikrtit . sourCti of W , ••' chddrea's Diseasen.—their slittptionsevery i•nrt itatigtvirdiatt Of children should beivegiraAhetraiih. They necailisis loss of uppetitk;sa PaledPsr of4ite•toltian.di Ib4 laic, ' esitaciatioa ariCirtegubse O .0 W* the.4) 1 ,,%!1:10, 4 tettl afct with violent- pain.; the" bring qa Convulsions ~• tbeyjlica.; the growth - of the hod y. nialltiey priive Pawl;- 6 y' Ir' a cointtraptbat or decay ligittp. ai. ar preventive and Clue iir theseve alrsa araan• complaints, Ow above excellent Mediciut s utterly al lowed, onilie teLibbiony of the highest ultarig ters in this country, both al rank and respectability, lb Irae no equal, Their public approbation. givento the Pcaprie• tor t from a persorial knowledge of its wonderful 'ittulm a their own families, stamps its merit ifeyoad eurarchtair: A gives a satietion to it; ..f - w hich not i iit us t M e i.liug dile s i kind can lomat. Parents mid others, who travel ili c#e. ,4 children, should have thii remcily as a fainilf.. WW I .. resort to, whenever the Sionineh 44 'Bowel: , off - ialika' are any way disordered, which it will alwa)s,be It l it relieve. Sold wholesale and retail , at Ching and••Butler'iii Nn• I, Cheap,ide, Lingua; and retail by,•111110al cottony VOlllai, U Boxes, at Is. 9d. and 5.. 66. curb. ---. • • ' Wail:Vat 41 .S'IONE. HI CKMA N ' S P 1141.4 for.the (i.gAVEL and S.. „ I ON1•,, area certain core for that most pailful ad distressing complaint the Slime and Grayer, in all its-mini forms, its lumbagh, and exeruchiling pain in the Wad , - This disease is •knowil or proceed from it faults. sec:l'64ot the kidney s . connected nii h the weakiwsses of their Ncork• The use of flickinan's Pi 11;, by bracing these organs. tre * lirei the secretion of the wine to a healthy state, and Pres * .i lt* firther productiou- of shot mutter which' forms 1.t0V.4.- gravel. It is fr o m success !in prhicite practice, aid at ea stroag recoitineudritian af•numlieri*ho hate bees theuvi that they are brought- before the Public;. esPo' ease will etinvince , every one of their unparateird &WI against this fain% disorder. Sold, wholeyaleand retail, at Mr. Butler's. 4, CheaS e e k ! Cartier of Paiertioehe: . -mits t .Tatt. ito)al Eich:lude:,._....`'''''',„, 26% • Borough; Allen, its. (p i c or d. s t r eci ; ••• a ad ulna tiots...l Itooksellent and NtediriiteVeimters,ln antes.. at • 94 ' e ' v ' lL - Of whoa) .may 1w had, B a ilees Asoulatic l'ectora 1.1, 4 zenges, fur -improving the ,yoice, ;tad fur coug h '. 1 :Whams. &r. in Boircseti . •' . . - • . . :VE.LNOS At LfiliffAßLE SYRVP• T i t t liis ; )l B l l '. l l) e f ri C q i n Nl C- I e: : fo t lic h itfilertnattsGt einntercutirYt has ritel ° ,l 4-1 Alterati:yeois it coileete, pwrittei, and • s weirs& 'T S '''. and those *lto are altiteted ,with the SCR()( At Lt ri eaokive SCURVY, Se()lt HU rte LaverioAfaut Fyof ihnre melancholy Diseuseiorliing Ml* blar rilYu 74.4 imid arid Juicii ; those.avtilli sister. (rota the Dittpatir : k i, nditeret iatO of their y out h. or whine CoPstk illi ' :itt''r r n 4 - 14 doom end debilitated by Wreaths', Autiatonial, et A lit, • Medicines, shoisld submit to li•„tegultte 04 one 01 O r ' Vk ' TABLE SICELIJP. ---....• , ...- • ? 01 ... i.,niibll The erect of ibis Meotietlis) PriadiPalli 00 liir ,i'l st Penitirati'als it WIC,. .40 interrupt either wslum.,,, Piel 6 eri 1 it. rreirs Auhard Juke', stedirre. r ai s e c r, l the cs.isanton ran-Joh:Tr nioderaliiiiiiintli4t. it i" . 3 d ,'N'i_ a titg I__ _ the Chyle c at the llstmarb, iii.44lyeied by the O r " - • ~quo thWrocts their .tearlopeipt . i to ' 141 r Ituu e• h :: which priginiste in vitiated Bland: lit It it.xtfew til 40 erful . sulteltutefoi Morturj.,*iitid ',Ores Owe ends are utrotithsAil we of that Mine not occutoos• al nlllol'o'4 This Medishoe is. prepated ant sold_,.ai •,..."ia• '" :" Ono , r. fordo% l 3s. a 'bottle. It is abe sato by Mr.Al oto Citymistsod DiUggisl; .196, *Sisittipatele•dir eet, 41 . 1 !" wind tliteetztOle - irtiutlers IS every .stositidierasibic won is we •Kbitgaom. , f• r • , • --- LUN 099 : Printed tind Pnbl6lied Al . IL L•og g ' i v Statsskalt Virics• Fkloweek 7 2 111 :::•.:-: -. ~ . : ,--.........r...1 n e.*:,*464,t.,....,..... t . : • ,i . ,F. - ..., ,. s • ... , . . . __. • • - .. • : • trost.ic Al om.- - four WiTSON'S• PATIOCT itatikNOPAItENTACtit . tin e r my. p x o ptioir tof4it ,ttity Iteasitiful Article ne, I of British prautfat 7 tuie;• trigs it a duty he aMtia th e Alm Obablie , to caytita!!!eia :i'mtaiatilteitalariv ,Flatertre nt . eaa. BOXING. • • The first meeting of note of this season, amongst I the amateurs of pugilism, took place un Thursday .1 afternoon, on lied Oak Cusntuuti, ucar Acton, to • attend an .exhibition between two professors' of 1 the names of Ballard and Hall. Thu fount% has contested many successful battles, under the tul. . lion of Caleb Baldwin, the veteran ; • and this pu. pll has been for some time the IVestwinsta am. pion. Hall was a candidate for fame from Brit. tol, the nursery that has produced all the find. . rate fighters of the present day. lie has all the appearance of a fighting.man, but not wall versed in action. At three o'clock in the after. noon, Tom Jones and Dick Whet* lcd in the countryman, and Caleb Baldwin and Clark se: couded Ballard. The contest was fur a subscrip. tion.purse . of 20 guineas, withheld from Dixon and Brannaway last week, and Ball was the (a. make at setting-to. In the first round it was seen that /101 l was without science, and Ballard pinked his head; but at the close of the roan'', the countryman planted a half-round bit on the, side of Ballard i s neck, and he fell. This hit bronght betting to 2 to 1 in favour of Hall, but although the fight might have been considered to have been taken out of Ballard, Ite,ralliolagain in the next round, planted two hits on his ;elver " saty's eye, and gave himself an easy fall. Ile „sallied again in the third round, and hit Hall on the left side, which puffed it up to the.size.of an egg. Hall bad the bust of the fight after this, al though he cats only be said to have one perfection, which is, making tremendous right hand blows. These blows, although .slowly planted, Ballard was not able to atop, ar get away from, and he • fought Nader every disadvantage for half an hour, when he resigned, nulled in a manner that would satisfy any glutton. Hall will be matched ism. diately against Cropley or Dogherly. At the late Sessions at Bristol, the trial took place of a Baronet for an offence alleged to have been committed against a young woman in that city, and to which we alluded in a paragraph in our paper in December last. A verdict of acquit. tal was given, to the satisfaction of every one pre. sent, and we now find that all the circumstances of the charge* were originally misrepresented to us, and that there was, in truth, no foundation for any charge at all, the whole hating originated in a most foul conspiracy to extort money. The, Gentleman Is justly entitled .to the thanks of the public, for Imting, met the accusation in so propel a way, and **trust the conspirators will be pro. Rented. Mitocrove TaansacTron....A murder, at.' tended with rape and other circumstances of a most atrocious nature, was committal on Sunday se'nnight, in the parish of Speynigutti, daring divine service, on the body of a girl of the name of Lamb, only ten years of age..—The girl had gone out in the forenoon with her father's cattle, to a Moor in the vicinity of his farm, where she was followed. by a lad of the name of Gilzean, a neigh. bouriog farm servant, who carried with him an oaken Modena taken from a plantation near the place, with which ho folltxl her to the groom", and afterwards, shocking to relate, heat-.out her brains„ with two stones that were found, together with the bludgeon, beside the mangled body. After the commission of this horrid deed he hastened tq chardi, to avoid suspicion. For *Several days he denied the crime laid to his charge, but we are sincqinformed that he admits having committed the murder, but persists in denying. the , rape: ~ T he unhappy *retch pleaded meatsl derailment it the tine of committing the act, hi extenuation of his horrid barbarity. - - On opening • Lard Co r.t.tycw 000's body, a large stone was found' in the passage to the blad. der, which it is supposed occasioned his death. pwritrmi • - I