The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-16 00:00:00

to hear Mr. Montague on this point ; but was afraid that, in his own experience, he could point out many authorities against so wide a jurisdiction. POINT OF PIIACTICE. On an application made by Mr. Coax, that a 11,inkrupt Petition might stand at the bottom of the papt..r, Sir SAM utr, Itostir.cy opposing its The L'itto CIL% NCELLOIt sziti, " A represen. tation has been made to me of the enormous ex. pence, and other iscuurcniencies resulting to those Suitors of Court whose business is delayed, in con_ sequence of this habit of deferring Petitions, the which if you (Mr. Cook) were to see, you WOttitl readily assent tii what 1.n.0w say,—that the quite alarming ; aril I now wish Geutlemen elf the Profession, both Counsel, and those who sit here In another rank in it, to untterstatul• me now to be dctermiued that 1 will put can° Petition& in.Basok.. ruptey, while 1 hare the honour of sitting here, unless those who apply for putting: them off shaN pay the costs arising from that itelay. I'think this. mischief owing, I an► sorry to say, to the vicious indulgence of the Court itself, in a• great degree. 1 must repeat, that I will not put off any Bankrupt Petitions unless those who apply to have them de ferred will pay the costs occasioned thereby." In the morning a Lady appeared in Court, fur the purpose or transferring 40001. stuck, standing in her own name, to that of her husband. • When the questions usual in such cases were in the eourse of being put to the Lady, the Lord Chancellor happening to pet ceire that the Solicitor eni!ll'itA sin the business was standing by the Lady, and prompting her, in the answers she was to make ) threw the paper from him, observing, that he should rotted no farther hi that business, during the pre. sent day, and that it was the duty of .Solicitors to be on their guard, how they presumed to interfere in the administration of.,any of , the• functions of that Court ; of which the one now interrupted was lot the !cast important or MINIM iu its nature and • • nomß CIRCUIT. ESSET ASIZES. CIIEI.MSFORD; TUESDAY, AUGUST 14. . Last night the Lord Chief Justice of England and the Chief Baron of the Exchequer Come to this town to hold the Assizes. This morning, after • divine service, they proceeded to their respective Courts. The Lord Chief Baron sat on-the Civil , . Side, and Lord Kllenborough on the Crown Side.. The business of this day contained no• 'matter of. any importance. The calendar conte:iits but. very, few prisoners, and nothing which has c aused any great sensation in the comity. On the Civilside: there is as little expectation of interesting matte. THE RING V. RALrii pottp. • This was an Indictment against Mc. it. Dodd, tho engineer, fur an assault upon 111 r. • Paul Law, a Clerk to the Colchester Water-wort CoPlOackY• • Mr. Serjeant BUT, fur the prosecution, stated • that the Defendant, Mr. it. Dorld„ was formerly ' eitititoyed all engineer to the Colciwater Water. owls Cutapany;*btif for very gootlyeasoys, they Omagh( • proper to dismiss him. he woalti..ntit, huWevce l 1 eater into a detail of them) r'easnes, because they bad !Welting to du with the. preientlysestion. , The Prosecutor, Mr. Paul Law, .rvos Itirk to tho Coin,' *ivy, anti he reeeived direction, from the •.ennntito,, * lie of the Cbmpany not t to ~frat. qtr. Dorld-riiin • key . of the weal. Acierng!tels• wife",,;• C lete ' came to Colchester, and app4aLto the: t.:lneß , ft, , The key of the works , the eros r sa,. tor inforraliC, him that he 'had received direction! Ant to let tdri have it. ' Upon this Mr. Doted imfediately *gide Jilin by the collar, .dragge.tl him ahontthe biniO4s• and with many men aces beat anttmaltreatediOßAL the must shameful manner. The,Learned Secjca t t * observed; thit the whole of this, was snornlat , , i. Cause the PrOieCutor had ,obeyed , pie orders or is.; employers. Mr. Paul Lew, the Prosecutor l 'seascalled, who gave evidence of the 'aces ;warty. es ,they.had been • • stated by the Counsel for the ivrosecutiosv. On ' eibts-examinatiOn py Mr. Garrow,.bo t sad aid 1w h liVett in Salient; 0444, but he elulti totronember . the tildes when, Ilse. ; and he admitted that Mc. • Dodd had intrude* hint to the place which ,he • held. . , . • Mr. CA n now, for the Defendant, admitted, that , a verdict Most go against ,his divot; but insisted that be was provoked, being an irritable man, to shake ' the " impertinent puppy," wham they h* wit nessed giving his evidence, • .. ) The LORD Cum ILS sox 'told the Jury,, thetell:, that he and they had to do ierpatay whetherthei Defendant had efitem'itied as ossintlt ; the Ctutr4 er l kiag's iienelv would weigt the merits of. dos:. case. when they tathe to pronanea their judgment... , : v • The Jury found the Defendant Guilty. , zits 1(1)W*. •.T. Dtplain This was also an indictment for an assault against 141 r. T. Dodd, the son of the above Defendant, wawa . the same prosecutor, Mr. Pahl Law. Mr. GAttnow was for the prosecutor in this, cause, and stated to the 44. try, thet, it was. nothing; like the last, ,except in the mooning of Elio Dvf dint. In this ease, a _young -man, without • provocation, iu the most gross manner,. assault the proseentor, who was merely in ahcdisalwrgalit, his duty. ••••_;) • 1 ' ' • Mr. Paul Law was then called, who •stetecl, tbel' Mr. T. Dodd having been in the employ •af,,stta Colchester Water-work Cympacy,, c.ame hena)** one evening, but was reflood adolittnitex •lot A the . Prosecutor, vi accautst•of the loeness,ol the ikpoN , The next day he came there, and was cutting 40* leather on the dresser; the,Prosoeutor said howkScr desist, as he was injmitg the dresser, -and tiestrel him to desist, or he would turn him out of dom- Dodd replied, he would stelvhiar-if lie attoeoptedtit,i and flourished the knife sp near his facethat Al °Phil have cut him if he had nut drawn back , • The . .wit- 4 nos then got behind him, pinioned his • artnvotadl thrnst him out of Boots. ~ • - :,: : . • t 4' Mr. MAC RI %TT, tir the Defenthlst ) said, _AI _ 1 his apprehension, • this cause was petty much 4ilbeH 'the lad. The Prusecutur h e re seerntij i tst s be h ipse k * 1 same 4 4 impertinent puppy" al. btkorp, sad a il that assault he suet:tined was in dcfencts of 'Mr. Duthlisl right of poseessiuo, waieh certeiply .he was as :wcll. • entitled to hold a• the Propecuter,..th . e Compfuy I having given them bath : Apartments in the Mine .. house, . .. . . • i i The Learned linige.gabl, : both cases seemed ,to i him to be exactly alike, issil..the Jury would say whether lifete..was- Asa Walsh. or not. Vordiet Guilty. . CUSt; NO V. Ma ~r.! ... . This was an action again st the Defendant for not suffering the Plaintiff to cairy off some hay which he had left on the. Defendant's preinisis. It ap. peered that the Defendant had taken a bousnuf the Plaintiff, at Padnas, in this county, upon which helmd left a rick of hay, which he sold to a Mr. Irull, and, as he alleged, the Plaidtiff - rettised to let Mr. 'Yon carry it away. It appeared, however, that, ' .Mr:Duff had never refused liiiperinission ; - iiiiil:Mr: • IftsffOrlio was called for the Plaiiitit, said, that 11'1*. • Der**, always willing to let hinihave it ;, bur he dlchtetteteh it away sOuner;beeatise it I Sas not mos.:. , venietti toe himself. I . Mr. , Q Atfoow g b said, as the Plainid preyed no • case, he 'was entitled to have 'him es4nsuite . d ; bops he most says few words . oii 'bells!! Of . Mr. Dulfo: who was an Attorney of the Cutivt. The Plaiotia, ' Mr. Cumin, was a rich Nabob, atidlortnerly.ent ployeti by Mr. Duff as• his attorney; but because ite.liad offended him, lie giatiGed 'his malignity by the present action. Ifebitflirue_hien , ittier at:finia l against Mr. D.lff in the Conet of 4ino Ilenek, in' London, and having directed tit - Counsel to utter many ea I ninnies against hint - , be then 441 113 d•t0.nt fee it to an arbitration. Mr. GO - row said he UNA known Mr. Duff conducting 'Many. caiiiies. of. due same Mr. Coining, anillits .iil,always litioelts; hips to have been . ilitigeririlM) • bioi'ouebblit iii. the eiindori. of them, though N1,0':4 s ung was now.his enespy.;. and he thought the ' , 'nt action would afford sk sufliiielit slum ima m to e:ienwei uf trio; niipd.. . : • • The Lout) Con LiP LlA'nosi Outset), that this.was a most haat/toes action, and was proceeding to re. commend a terilict for • the Defendant, when 11w Plaistid's Counsel said be would be. nonsiited. CROWN ODE. . Thomas Hudson,' a chinn iry.sweeper,wail in., .dieted fur break inputs) entering- the dwelling house of John Lowe, it.lithouting inan, in the day time,' ng person being-therein, and stealing various , articles of weartor apparel. It appeared that John lASI, was absent from his house durinig most part • of the day the robbery was oommttted, and, that whilh his wife wont out for about two hours in the Middle ot_ the days the Prisoner broke into the house,. by mak. itig a hole thsougk the wall, which was 'Only of lath And plaster, and carried oft the articles in question. 'llse Jury foetal him guitty,• - ainfer a very • humatt A charge from Lord Eftenborutigh, it 'appearing Oaf 'the Prisoner wits driven to the eutimission 'of t'lle of. Infest by the extreme of btioger, In order to rilteye as lunch as possible t he agony of tale Priiones i iiihid, *who was hi tears during the "whole of*the - hint, hit Lordship immediately pa,Tettientence of &alb tut hiii, bus•with an istimatiso that niercy"wauld 'be ectendal to him. Janie# Garter was indicted flit itt;ating gleers , ..trO. ' then sheep, the property of the Ittrt. 'lianas Staa v ley, of Eastwick. Its this ease the Prisoner had , driven the sheep stolen .acruss llit ct.topotry to item. goad market, whereby had sold them, professing to ;Wish toot rid of theM; as he was going to Brent. .ntnOd Fair. The sheep being twigged in the morning I after they were. stolen, sad RoitifOnl market' beitig ; tbcossly one held .-ott.that• dry, itiquiry tfili• made !,there, , the. sheep werefo.und, Uudliiirso it 'war' made -ifier the.Yrisener. to : Brentwood Fair, whither he said Ise was going, Being taken into custody at lireittatood, be. can fesse.d the r of, her y, and restored ;the :Plumy be had received for the sheep to 'the man' ' *to had hougli‘ them. The Jury found him titritt.y • •71-DeAalt. . . i. - _ . . Three Grates, seieetedifront th kri Cor,: . c o rps„ .ran a race of three hail/reit yards - , In SVliittchepel, ort.Tueeday, for a wagovor alnarterti of lindges's imperial nectar. ,The ladiei were attired' tn theii lightest apparel, in fact, alai' *in a state of nudity. Ilkelllaster of 'he Ceremonies' ik a neighbouring allinghter.house gave the signal for starting, and hi 'as instant the interesting trio, rushed forward with the impetuosity of the wind, but not unattended, as they were pursued by several dogs, which were ma liciously set on by the sporting amateurs of that vicinity. • The nytuphs, however, did not prove to , be tree game, as they took 'shelter in the first house they found open. This disgraceful scene :geminated by three or thee skirmishes among the h Mobactacy, who proceeded from words to blows, i and (rem thence to thaTemples of Justice in thil ' neighbourhood, where numerous application; for . . warrants were made during theday. . i• • On Friday last, as seine workmen in tho oyaig oje, :44. Mrs. Frost, of !lathiest, neat Bury,',lVere raise 'iota mill at that place, etieuf the screws gave way, and the. whole mill fell with a tremendous teeth : a ,mean who was in the eeeund flour of tht mijfat'ttie : time of the accident, was discovered afterwart6 tiittiug across the :mill . post, iii the midst of . the lrisies,- oolitirt. Another man, who *is anistli . AM the-screws, under the mill, had the' presettee'tif i. mind, to throw himself :bleu a hole which hud'been 'i.deg .lor Like 'Warless of vrectitur some brick vi tirk , tend shoe providentialy 'smiled with only a 11:w i.atjaht bouises, • althnugh the greatest -part of the 1 rtiiiis:fell ...boor. him. 'A .poor man - named 'Brad. •broke, :who was etesiditit by looking 403 Iliad his leg and thigh.broki'Lby fume of the tittibdi'falling .egoinstitim. • ...e, ,'" • • .1040dnesdey sehmight, between twelve anti' Otte • - .rotelatik atinight, :tile Bell public-n*lst., kept by I.llln-Wight,.attiteeple Mouden4 its the county ell' • Caesbri4ge, mewl:teaks' upon by four hien, who en: .agred Ake eticunher.whare the landlord and his wife .scrrelie brai ;.they.wrent to the bedside and demanded . - i.Cht '.club-box. belonging to a society which is held ogkene.; am of the villains &plumed to-hare a know. . ledge of the box, as he observed' it tend - to be kept . iji"Vreellar. The bre' was riot then in the cellar,i 'bog itt,ii:.closet.eiliniuing. the oluainber ; the robbers! . ...wont therein the dark, tiering (*alight in thelionse,. and faund.the box, which they broke open, and took o•at all tbet, they thought it contained; . bet:forto.: ' ; eately tliey missed .a drawer, -which contahled, near 501.. in hank notes sativaukl . ... .laseysifterviards• de.. ma i td c d the lanillurd'a watch and •saoney, which , ho gave them. . THE STATESUAN. I. • POLICE. • RAPE. MaNsion-Houst.—Yesterday a brought .hefora .the LORD MAYOR, decoying two young girls, the oldest other 11, from their parents, in Stew* Clerkeuuell, to Epping Forest, .wlic l them. It appeared that the Pilsoi journeyman painter, was acquainted Vier of one of 1110 children, and that sionally taken particular notice of Acing an old man, no suspicion was his vile design. On Sunday last he the girls away, by the promise i clothes, to Woodford, in Essex, . taken a lodging, Ile told the people .that. ihe r CiiiidreD DeFU• his cousins, brought them from town fur the benei the i‘fterwards accom-plished'his desigu, the ruin of .both, Ile prevented them ing by ptopping tbeir months, 'and al &beim ,with ,vengeanee if they ran awn :w Aux of ooe of the girls having been ;her cAild.ba4 been seen with the Prisoi , 'wards Epping, where she, bad heart' played, _and found • bar daughter pi forest.: The circumstances. attendini dt were then diseovered,.an of. 'cared, and the Prisoner was appeal was first takee to Isambertestreet, bk. that his offence hacl.tiot beet" committed jurisdiction ol the Magistrates of that fore lie was. lodged in the Poultry mob, coosisting of between three itrecl pinions followed. him, utterin t Anti it Atalli with the greatest diflicktlty that could save him from falling a sacrifice of the women. The girls appeared at : House with( their mothers, sad gave er ' him, and woof: the latter made a furious the PelthlNl* .daring the examination, ,Mayor wasp obliged.to direct the officers mkt, so much was she exasperated site offender. The Lord •Mayor or& I taken back to the Cowpter fur further this day. A•mob waited outside the M. it'd he was conveyed to the Poultry Conk lued eztweelillusis ofindignation. . . Williams Ilitchen underwent- a final l eJorged:w4th having in his posansion ,Oilifor.lool. stolen two years since .fr r ef Messrs. Kent{ le Leaden Wall. •. had been remanded te: produce ;pi*, ,wheel he said; he bad welted thceill i with him. Out the prompt °casino _ not appear, and the Pawnee said it was ,be committed, io urder.thet the. charge might undergo a propet•ierestigatior „Mayor : observed, that the Peisetters'i Committed was•unueceseary., because it p,cosumit him, end as ha (the Prison, found Shaw, he shosold commit him. " then 'requested to he eommitteitto Newgi ! was allowed. Ile 'text Amused the Lori that he skould be able ha clear hlinseli whin respecting the bill; .notwithstai pression whicth the public statements condect had made against him: The expressed a hopothat the Prisoner mil lie was then committed tfr:Newgate, bound over to prosecute. . • BOW.STREET.--Oo Tuesday night Limbrick. and his party Of patrol° bell office, were . ou dirty in Holborn, near ! Gray's.inn.lane, he abseiled a ran in iipaeknet.Coach, et the door era ea r ), ing some spirits ;'• and on ,his 'oohing discovered theirs to be.Richartl Crouch ride Driscol l two known thieves,;.' 4ered one of the patreloto,iaisrch,tht.:l sequently were fountl# the pinto's bk Bank notes, silver to the mount .of I his pocketti, add a ir. tan% gate in also On the woman two paWnbrokers/ *coat, breichet, and 'well,. , . J o imbt flee at a ptibile.house in St'. Oilys's. tip - ptetiended 'the' Prisoners,. • In . a .Shoi they were pulpier:4 Into, St; Qiles.'s whom they had 'rubbed' at, his. ludgi churelt.lane, •Whitechupel r 4, sixty notes.; the 'poor , sailor . bps lately no Indic • Yesterday they were examined ''Planta, - whin the sailor attended and . , duplicates. Eightof the notes arc so; been likst*in Ilelbore.• • '-The Prisoners °Witted Olt trial:. 1 YesttirdirW.' Bull, einii . rd with crake tip Inkies t the :property of Mt .le:berm - Park Fatin, was cpinknitted ft ' Two kirks; one 004.114 Oil the (4 of are, were charged. With ,a(tering:cc ver iu Covent-garden. - Tfieji,have been worst times.befori for a . aleiiiir OP= ,account of their tender age, the Min,' secute them. It is etruugl,y anspecl connected with coiners or Comm on tit( were committed fur furthereiaminati( FOR.GFAIt. . MA RLDOROl3Oll. , STielthr.-.- 4rDitilip Clerk, Roberts, and a ' , Wing femah terdity reexamined at this Office, of .furgery. The hearing' was very the Prisoners were separately exam; Illitt.rford was fully committed for trim. a mare, v a lue 40 guineas, from a paddoc Ingle Mr. Hughes, of Iver, Hacks, ' tp a farmer near Putworth, in Sussex, under the value. The driver of one of the .Richmok .clis rged .yesterJay by Mr. A I dridge, of. With attempting to run him down on mon, on Thursday. - It appeared that i plainant ) who .svas on horseback, was ,ing to pais the stage in a lane leading nm, when the Defeudant pulled towards `he had great difficulty in extricating 7 coachman set his hymn off at full speed. A. ist he was too well mounted to be The Prisoner was held to bail to answer ' The project of establishing a Dock 'lard Itaren r is •at lastformally abaft& i,ereek.iise order was received from the rte, put a. stop . to' ill , the . Work,, ithd' labourers anployinl on thee. - , hope, that ili h e llid li jil e'....ita rt'.:.r tse ied , • ,111;.ii...4--..t..%C:irr ceyal)a:il:ri.:i-cf {Good .. ..- - :. . Fre n c h n:9 ' ng man. of il. w miscreant was• F ranc e • on 4 cruisti t : . 8 4 1 , 111 .1 !fr( 1 01 the 1 5 6 - ' 4 4 to tie indtan Seas. t, charged with ./,‘ /. . ,•, . wo ~,g eu tt,pr oguyioscera-aid..„ . st only 13,• the p nvisinnut i ts itik ti :L.r: • -• ~ rest,depeleggl i qtyth e i v i • "I at teward's.court • Irence s tare he • ravished ' b fo e r th7 lll w P fi t en l4l c 4 ooolll4 4"l""li ded ileq • sir:tt ele e Den. i"g eitil lel t E c li j ' it. a---1 . . • ZON S to take 61.00 . 6 part 4aysntnit tif' is -A. , "c prize. !with w t h he d i i n s o a . money which ttitAW•sAgents • het reeci i•••; .41 • !td fur e ll • t •• . ;tr it he had ocr.4- seamen. ' the girls, bat • ''' • ' At il irt ,fl o ro usie Castle,tllPC l t r u t te l 4 S 4 i. e . 'i i Dal ' houtle, of a d a s en tertaineil - sof: 0 decoyed both q t .,. ogh- of giving them O A ; , frA Turvd in ar rx i i r ct,asrsuters;tlhVeeitdr,yitoffCtieuicltie.S.Leoirionioft.ia i sz tb. oi where be had a 44 11.7 . 11np wood Hall, on Thursday week, the 11.in.S . Irt, s op e s, of sad nth e that u house, At w° (;:t i' S ( a lF lu a rd ' u na y . last. the Lady of Commissary Uri • a in the liou. 'Last India C pane's service, of a nefit of. the air. gu, by elreallig On Saturday last, at his house in 13104;olostal so y n ' o 4 a .„ ,„ m from scream- s Li :tv i t cly tyG of reof i c i au e i tir kil; B k li ltl i t c ee k r b La ior d n y , 1- o ,s t q. c o a f p n w o i l i a l u Il p r ot . : w r. o, r ;;;:; -- 1 1 10 :: also threatened Kay. The mo. - • i informed that The Rev. Charles 111:» A se lA y, li ft it e l !t41! . .of Southwick. have,, i d Bauer, went to. Charlotte, eldest dam:liter of FrancinslivaTmogiuni.:::srhaLoretp_tfetrileelll,:iimamk.; I 1 rd he was em. playing on the F leet - street, t t liN t s i t°o A rnit ii . n a , re o r •l ' dm ß t kearkit, Esq. of Nortlifteet, Keut. of tp ei ltl lu o i i vi nl e zl i a 4 s , i,: i it l i ,lttio'• c i , l(reii, Sasser, Sir George cl e ,k , ag his infamous 'facer was pro- daughter'of Ewion Lau, L i . talented. 'Re and niece to Lord ligi a itio t ro l' ug H h. bait it appeared DIED. teed within the On Monday, at Dulwich, •in the iiih year of her age, thi. It O Sarah [lucks, relict of William Harks, Esq. ffiee t there- Yesterday, of an apoplectic lit in the 63d year of . r. , Compter. A the Rev. Richard Cecil. M. A lai, fliitoi:d • his -' and four bun- Chapel, Bedford-row, and Vicar of Choh4a::) e , in'f'SlS'i. Ju k e ,' On Saturda • at North i n c. : f l:l ,:it o . ) hir • : ,11 . :,b) :: ' it .0 . or • lr o re ' fm . _ rig execration!, year of his a ge, the Rev n'rb f .7 d r Ph ("c e u"1"14" ,„ 14 that the officers Walton, and Vicar of W In ( rionioridgeshir e . ice to the fore - OF Sl'o . qii o s ai y ... i.....s .T ivt 2 o d A 4 ..y.. at the Mansion Bank Stock i4lCE tvideeco against 3 Pet Cent- Red. 691 - - Jodie Mick • r per Cent. Cons tithij/ - India Bonds 26 el ph- riotts attack on 4 per Cent. 85/i S. , k;itdliCe jti pr. tn. The Lord 5 per Cent. Navy 99 13 Cons. fur Arc. 6k: fit eve to hoop her Luitg Aon. IBU9-18 • *Lottery Ticket. ‘..."21. 15s. at th the sight of :. . - lred him to be SEVEolliditej:sAleaLtrzed„ :hG.,ni.l.til..fr7,Trceit:iiTlNllleEnNu.stilltotwteri....e4.44ltrlid; far s i i l s av m e ter csaminati r ion :. whisker :et wi l li w P:yv m eu P c i ' w " i t t . ilirry ." t h e h tl i r r i ; • 1"°. dansion House, motes eyehows dish or grey . it is the In-al preparation lo the worts, f ur l i "ti ,.... I Cumpter amidst . serving and proinoting the Hair. *Co veit a fisir trial tiy o t tail i t . • . regularly for a short time, as it cannot halve the edikfif.iiiii ' ' l it N al caaminatioa 3 p lied at intervals. It ib 14 euerally remarked, wear ir lan ilsehecNer v i l l ' e d L e l t r v ' e Ar t t r . a short ;tearing. it becomes dry so d An; i, e l ,: 11r; from tiorbOuse use the Russ i a re Oil when li r en i i d rfess'llgi,ittati Hair.. ke% P i r b r e v r i alse q*c jial7s i u r ft v. 41 tr. T s h ha l:p aioriatenrl i ttu use ti t e u e skt o s t io . a ris y i li ts .li ap .rr p i ez i ri. i,aitoel oce . tett ra tra .‘ t olid ..i I : ll,4arepre 'l`• • • -• •' of 4.a„hi i „) ..: d I in his dealitigs great a uourisher.faait 1 1 4 1 10: 4 4(! i i1;toil r gre i r t; all i ;e 1 : . m ..., cis . wish :A r b: i 3 od ,o!uson s r i i.oi p . r mi ti tsl i tie l iare i , o , t .it e:y tk:ar. t s tg tot re ii! ; nuti t g i a1 ,.: 1 ): „.. 5H.14.re444 p n .4.4 i 4 s niktb lli yaho ig:r iyn i .mi l ti.ir rett he l iv :r . :*.. nv o' v i , V: s ' h iP s - ‘ 7. 7 0 - it h b ribi . pltitc_ .It the .shat zoo . te: Ai . oil': when:Ahem i r mi an: . against - 1, he L i c tt i o; . toe hevraSithilogit per trot, le:eratia4smtor.esittniningfir 11, r's wish •tohe at onegidarti, VT site gaintabottiesOloliVe patnidi Sol ,sa n s i i i th- * 41' it was Ms duty . 1: 1 1 ti l th r : f: 3 74 311 r . and .1.,r espoo,tationridy- the oropritt,q„k. sonar) had not mt ., ii ,. : so;',4,: v ' ti 9 v ; J i t h v a ti l re er li o : ltooollr tri r l Pd bYlvms - • a ntr.au t its•t New Btot -tirrti of Ti t re Prisoner . Bendrie and Sons . Perfumers to bee Neoftldt;, Tichhor strre: ........ 6. is o h 9, r it i deii.sqmire_; Bayley and tile» , Perfumers to the Price aid e 1 il r b n i r m ayo ; , tc ,c e mpor. of siree W t o ; le . oyAnd- i . :ttli 4 anti 'Neat* or 'Kara, 5, -%; if o r an y i to p il „ Bae4lll, 150, Oau rt r rs g q . 9l' t i .:4))/ r aionp rak. , g rl), S ki l e; l a-sirre a 3 4. 't l "; .S ß tr ig 'a p tti I i rwi aiming the nit. ho. v .':, rd t e ;li n eats y kle ; :s . rew s )1' .r.... • • • • 4 Sou 45, SI; Paurtcpsercut. 9 rot 111 anti bottom, IttPuk Morel-% niteg 11:areldv and H.*, s respeeting.his 'Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Chest:wow; .r. il r i 44 4..Edw it e 111 , .9 e ••• ,t. Paul's Church-y:11) 4 i i l i taini, Greei street.; itarr,, o Lord Alay9r J .:. ' l t ' ca, Sir:tad; ttV ril - BM- . iv Plight do; sO.-- change; acid by a '' pita;:ilpAnciej;ghti, tan)" iti Ail- „ 11 rs or ideelleine taJra ei *ad the parties be the ,Kin;dolo, i . - ~, . Alerchants, Captains, or Stara- t v ahroof p , r. Irv& al i i d i g • . . o 1 to foreign purts,also C - istutlry Sit:. kt .se , .-RObeit toanyViltilessiternrfaintrtrise•Pd e 4 s gie li r '- i, ll ttie'y . e r ar 14 I D , d ous in g t o th e ih London, will motive. lilkosiodisoosOoe... 0.1. . ; . . cat r the - buttngo - par C t A ittlit i r a l; ' ' 'rellb li ii "Paal ieil Air o l li e se -iis r+e " thet a list, : e plll3i Ent ril w it il 1 11 1 , an d 01,olow per of each bottle is signed In neaten G 11) Tiik;' , 4 - VA I - r aliii- kirslipp,.dritt itifi .- ufsky and ta .t rineet" ac v withroft tinkoigrilllneelirt cusoleireits . . ' - 7' - '' it on hi 'kg at : k4Wars be I,MPRI''4SII%D .' . 14 '' . Ch aPil ~cailgpi L ite ..:_z':, ,t I. ' v ! 111 .. :0 13 1 1 ,09,iisnesr , atilt their al l'inl4fiek or- - 10 tithe " is a , " :4 4 l " Ilr • g l i C. "14 1 114 tft I tti" ..14' bi k hi l _ 4l 'ef o , l al ppor L it, t, co ron gssia)44 systonrencols toy rte i scrol4o o .B ,o_ the !minority of near 20. setir , i. - e#perietee, Iltests. CURRIE rol 7 end Gio.riasiinue., With undh,•skid ardour , th • l' - i r 1 pt ok ' )„.:„.,k, 11. „.. , .„ . ritatr i s +maniere nutria urefte;Widriiii*Otteatillicii indulgi•intorlO Fi of 00 k i„41,. in i destructive habits of the iacuosplerpte 6011101-111 . y. In r at+ 1 Ile t b q,. c L IAO ; lug the cure of these cootipliiLob, they 1141" d oat no inductional* r vice rt i l out . ,zet:Olde_as all men niu,i be of the existence of weep tte It duplicates for lial% n y Iltier theuLtaphttorre 4 NM:Oy eilheatei tor. 4 triek., gaga no- Owls of London, and or the Royal College .of E t tlinhargs le 11-crises of Si ti Ink ;arch iit hila in every catoitletotoloille 'A Olat be•11 11 d lIP- ' Flaky and D " " ehcopitey, whether arisiom4roso this aufhtintim via •i; I,9rt tulle after. Certain destructive habit, Icing reeidenee iii warm clitmoks, 4 1 : ip . g h : , i 161:4..iplicitit iki i , kev: tlileavniirigsir.i,i.itoirrnapilaieo. i t i h t e n r in c y au r s e e ly i . ) u ri s t i tl;c ovr ing e ; ( 44(ot rnstA l:; 7 746f t ' a istwil vivr .r .6 , " 1 tr r unedyttl ohm ht cur nrStroetures (if ilk Ureters e r, ettn 11. - i Mk has been attentled with peculiar success. Striceretinf:tes al rc t u.rned • fq"'". le twenty years duration' have yielded to) their treatment in tk l. „,:" short period of three weeks. Several_ ,Nloblena •tiod Congenial I tied Pefore air: of the ti rst vespeetaidAty. ti ho lost : eialultorytt m utated flit shonsol .' i d . w eii iiii e d t h e, and distressing disease, haying received a radical and pent:soot o ppos e d to hate f t. ere sn r i penlestholy . request . :thiet rerererices nifty he i tmde to thrs. *factory evadecces iof the decidecVsortiority•of Noah io; ~i ors were COM. Currie and Co.'s plan of ft•eatifient. 'Mom of'thet (inflicted II i had been-under the care iif . Messr. Hinne,tHenoniela. ada "Om sielli..., . h.. _ ~S tir. .g e. o ns. of erinal o entur i o r tce, Nno, attempted thrir core II Or ii ,i ii 4r. w. u ll fr i at ':: c p i r r i r r e n ui tir d n u n o t . - ern e- be it. c . ..c u r t u e s t t i it iv lithpO n t ts St:?jee4 me. A l. y io If f ses.stoi nu for trial . / the greatesiseerecylind honour, al their liniiir,. a. 10Z, &Po' ea ). garden.—Patients hi the comity •Yellati :IS ( A lter - IC) ' Yea r § CASE,IOCIO6t.. ' • sit4he parkkalOrsof Die oga reinitloone for *envier lied iontiottine. Witt law w o ton Itterfeit ail. 0e'5 40445 Oven or-seas to any park of the Milted Kati-dom . oi , - No.lol, Hatton-earden. .. . f t cen in custody ., . , . _. Weller, but on • A ,DY.lGEe—wi t en .h 4 ,0 409 , edne a tion and pro. od' it did . no.t . 'pro, -M. fetoWoolshill use Perwveelog emitnvOws' io d i lP aa it g . C - 4!5( they are meat talk acid elfectaat noettotid of treating' ti few porrailiPE ue Diseases, the successful result of their perirdre• iv the bed 3(1 tierers. They ' C f • i . - ell pions I) :4111A r only. • ton ion. . Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeimi. 4 ft 4r b..da rog oarly eds- PP , cleAl.andinitlasedido every Minch ot.theluktrelh i =t o t ut , cais,N of is hie., fram different llospitokiand Well 1 - .... la.e. Ile Ban k . the most emilreno Pbyslcianv, I; 5 ale • , were yes- quirer), ,t, et c induaved to .spakd the t umor . the•fallawi Vl' else be I Selsed the I ' ' their they have to convince any de - .) on the chortle , ..,_______ __•• ueet of particitildr study., vik. a CAR N v . private, z it ( ti t ! E:y . , i t It c , ,, f n cetatir contratkd la'at'maineut . of 161.4 ja, syßtostnt its std 4•I I BEN't. . . nits d. Janice r olio DEBILITY, *Nether arisioe frOni Bactli. l silian.i'°' 1 sal f 0r ,. 5 tea l ," genres. long residence in warm climates. Wit Illicittlllmr, he'l drlork belong! .li T ati t atw l Ir e t - C , l o ; i ' i t n o c o ulte iel ti u tr n it h i l"i he i nta; """"t itheeste lli o e flTir li s ! ire w hi c h he sold lAITY or BA RREN N 45;4, awl is die otko;accaoion ai l ' rli •, considerably. ; an ker et: ica rs i t e n rii i in?roervous drseases' , winch. ff not timely reined's, iii 1111/ 1 0 I LNC It and CON SU M P.TION. hi( . • ~:: Tile result ohs loud oudettetwire boteekwha• rfaihkati" col Ind stagetsivitalpr e ,i, mkt:. ell if Butill-olietri tiro w it e t v . e i t tt7 ' ka rvo i? , ti e. a n n lifolett,.4eithout subjecting tise . l: Li: a superior method, to rllketonilly remove thine it diet or exercise; and in al! . I BirocetCota. V LNERBAL cAS 4I9 V,4 ~ Tv ean coolly application is oaf e that s i los cum .. Igief disCoVery of t he pitertioaclhey pledge tneorbeives winf - • A d forma cure in the short iuterval of two days. ias eutteavottr. • l'lte oaproaddialleatuemai of tacit mirtlerer train:nit hi*. per ; t o- th e co rn _ e !dre of. the Op to complains* ( which alert hoot lettuce . k i : :' 1 'Ards hi m tinti. fail is Otte stistance in itvel ve •yetaiiopt7tetice, daring wlat les s eriud man ermine of both itiealloaodidl cared, 6,. , r „ Her üb° himself. •Viitt . re'alutts himMeihottshat Imp sitipastil othrf l i ! aci o- 1. 14 sect after 'Mit . , .. # ,,P!ttekte, .I).lenlices•alearaft.atirid(Ce. to nor' , ' on d be overtaken; - /e 'l' l l i V ovii i4, v ii: w ee l4 . The wi_ Y 'O WlO .4alfilelliell' hY eith e /' d :, , 1 :11 rat theSessiens.! lioe_y, and aticusitio. - ".' yl tel "". ..,, i , 111 ,.", . it. : t);!saerecY'___, be e l k ..y a pil.al xis.: toi .ritien teNtii t i s e i .e n pou t_h rt i „ - vcir C u r i_ us t,:s n ..... tr , ,y ewi i h ne: :ei l e osi , ' tim. n ...r.. o: ,,g 'll ard iut e. k limed lir m.4 e .u t n :a iya r r e .pir re ta.rt ircr iefi‘iri t Cd it; e ti t le r i c i,. , .. itdoned. • Laaf s ~km d. tivi°e d al'il". "h. f...".. MI • to Navy nuar4 . , .o. 11,.. morneememsze,±imTwa i im2 l s b m2o,,m2emenforstreeiemoo k t r en ni te.srt cog' and c ' . ''' *svotuntr Ftrer• ll " e i t * . Gr E e cn itliehargC•ther _ . • • LONDON : Printed and' Poblidled 46 4): /1.6 ritt 6. la ll' thin . STitgiliasl °paws 4 17. Fleet-street. t Nei I ' i .