The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

y/wo.KOI,_(LQ AAAL'LAA. ~ti v`r7l.l' Tr. - . . . ;'..s. \ • : k!" - 1, % -....—.., .1 I . (141111 be • c \) .. .. .Th )tattontait ..... r. - rh';lt'Alll.lro lIOW , 7?;111 7, .5 • - A., ~ MI NUMBER po2. ------------ CIISTOICHOUSE. LONDON. Feb. 13, ISAR FOR SALE. (2, O Order of the Hoe. the Commissioners of Ills Mejestyi /WW, 04TVILIDAY the 96 th , Weeirasocy the 27th, TIVISSAT Gib lest. and FRIDAY th e l i t of Meredt, ISM at Om o 'Coeltile Me Atteratios preclaely, at the Cow merit, Sale-Sease. Illosisrloos. THE FOLLOWING 60 0 GS. foo EXPORT A yioN ; MS bias sod other psdldlissd Coeds. Sur cadet. eeks. FMK Mawr's, le. . • , Foe Here Cows riles s o w an Dr•per. loss limos Silk . Rog* h we n er y. scow. Fisslos.l/oms. Gees% V Beans, ovine Sows. Mask 11= was ; ey an d other Illibe. Mow ; Dee* Ineltoreer. Fes* sow Wood ; Issas v i Vessel allied the " Per e" sod tar Geode as __sherd le the c a s a logeseAleat MSS seseri jiii. Al" OMR ODE aphosis Aressodos. II;:, tab, Nam* Nom • Porlbpsriaties w* awes Cliompliso, oiripayssot or tbs =es of dam owl IV be virood a ltil , 8 Toblielle cio yilt. RO th elilidie ; sod ito Mg/AV Mown me ; oa Taes =ll. pen. y the Illierediry the 2lsr. and Marthe Mil 'latest. trb tea Welt& is the Morning to lis So Mimeo. aspolosold Gillis Nolo lost he jolt lee at the liespdfortiossessb:ostellos. Ossorllsoss. cro er is *easy Do Illorob, ISM sr ibo Deposits mobilises •IN boom SiolsIMIL retelegass to lo W et no& Moines% Oster Sm., pike OM Shaft mob. MSS NEM TUESDAY. I ..x• J. SIVIEDIUGHT naiad their s Poked. d. sad the PARDO the sear approach of the praseat Peek Lottery. which wM blips Drawls, es TUESDAY W. IL when A. very beat rim Draws. will receive VOW. The Prise they hope to Imo the Aware of Wise st theft Metewate Mae. W. OesaiKHo s. l ten, sad IS E . lireeitst. = Asd by Sisk Agent or writ esemies FIVE .0110.400 ALL 1110/411Y ! 70 other Capitals, AU Ileuey ! AND NOT TWO BLANKS Ti • relic ! J. ad J. Strews taw ia their last Cesare& Sold In Shares, 4.421, A Prize of :WM! kilo as the lest Day of thew Contract they Shared and ICON. 16,400) 6.740 2900 15,1114... • •.... Bl,lO WAS! 2OO - I:REATEST DISCOVERY is the UNI cliaagispia • few minutes, Red or Grey AaitoaOw Heed, Whiskers, Eye-brows. be.. to a Brown Let. (tidiest assisies the skin) is MHO AlL's GOL DE \ METALLIC TINCTURE. Prsydstar does sot w lab to say Tao& in its praise, as s Mal willweihno it to be Ibe beet article for dumping As her. posseil Wee std Gestlemes who here used as Tiattarehave gives it the decided prefer -so to mews aides width they before weed for a shei k, repos. two genital wade from Mar caustic, en ema/km Mme.tttYmlead,ia whishere sabesithy, willeabinasse their applinallos.i. two the heir ts ape., hes t IMAM llelews llatalle WNW,. tibia Is Wirsited from Geld. a Sate* thugs tbabwit ee the W. Wilms, or any adios politareffis *clear Ibsen Stews Sad la , a low witalso, Se alia s for the kw tremble. by rowely pewits( a In a iiinejlass. ug 449 marrowasetW • &aides tomb Ss it, bed arab It Inlet gilltrf sea have OW &eked I% eg lha abasem. quilea me i mkt. etch as any sae see dye their on Wit elit sass kr • abort Mete: lin het eller with Ant Cliwnisel esstinsis terpara, end tryi for ty ws, with great twain ail Mosby, to Woad a boa 094 d, has at bpi misreoled, sod It is rend the panel aid mosaic tea ihr Colton ler Ales* Ws. faeust—Am valashisaiNalas ace giaeraßy tried to be Isnanilhdi thertilbse, toilet mad ileaticcoes will he paninhil =dig lisr Assam% filesawn Illaysta.se Tea- Paid • belle. Wilk bottles for Fire Paands. MAO boost*. anieheersts Assam'. A. P." is signed Whams, secs& batik willwat it la sot pants% sad rue* anew lbs purpose. Loll b i zzslateasnt by Mr. Prince, No. 9.Pe/ael-strest. Londe* t sad by most principal Pertasers aM Esecioe Feeder& ifessieweedase ladies sad Geetleiese residing la any pet efsbeasamey, by eselesdag the new, in a letter by Maa.Awls d se Mr. Prises, R Poleadietreet, Oxford-street, Mr. P. will wed tben by Moe of coact to any petallbellimpise.—lt is so as to keep in all M oan. die alder the bolter. Captains. also tainlyllbsphsopors, will receive liberal allowance for ex- with a jest and humane sense of teraismitoss resells arising from the injudicious treel esslila emote malady, contracted in a manlier too well Won nmehe a comment, and o ft en entailing en Its ee -1 shims series of distressing end almost insepperte kbMaas Dr. RADY respectfully calls the attendee of linehliveneg la his ppeeceuuliar and most effectual method of futtleille the sk..dMag empiric of the day, or the equally shirt sued Odom " who bold the word of promise to lb Or lid brisk It to our hope." Dr. Rady will not pre ssmen phdge infallibility in every deserlptioe of ease, but kb es Maas aid, assisted by medical and sergleal still he promises a certain, speedy, sod peruse egg languages ; having made every species of Syphilltie MAss milts various train of diseases, the primary objects wikpedgatieual studies, and being Battered by the trees amintsemoss which has aceompsoied his mode of tout rtdsrlalt tbe course of a long sod laborious practice, be budded to offer, with the fullest confidence, pretensions been the most hope*, and eneauraging. Innumerable In els adduced illustrative of the superiority of Dr. kirmVse= wig& had been foetid to prevail, even talent, retained by public histiostiooe, bed Fueglaigestaal. In addition to those consolatory advs.- imibedw oli Reel will be fo nod equally fortunate in revising the and didlitnted energise of the limas magus 1111▪ 6 2 14 woballer, and, if not timely arrested, fteelasstly itiPtory the very principle of existence. From this • "miss,,_ tit( Inte of inanity and sterility, by re-animating the 11 * %Addle; lose and elasticity to the relaxed °teens. ...say it ttcppy to eoevey the most positive WOllllllOllll Rut the solemn of both sexes may be rescued a steady ~,`lntra in the m eans dictated being only reengred. 4 d; ;n moulted ditily, at Mo. VW, Dean-street, Reba. t• en Kilian -nowt, Soho, lead* out of Gerrard -street, 'WY "'smite tho G e neral T wo Penny Poet Ogles; the Mb. lan into Orford -street, and is opposite bleard-street), of both soe.--Coeutry letters meet respectable "▪ MIMI by return of sowed post. NO SWIM was ever bronght into use by the Preffsumsotmmiei:te, to equal PREDE'S C e l e b rate d w ' broonarable Plasm Pt cut. for the speedy, sa f e , tied Mo CU RE ....WIWI* disorder, is all i ts insiousting fore's, sad the I,...___'mgolet and dt s t rac ti se R avages i t daily makes on the I._" * "" m tioluet but, happily, these Pills Core in so aorta mid is BO safe and easy manure, as to warrant hie - "WA Mlesadence of success, that NO 1 2,29ht1ue shall be left in the systems. Th ese Pills i',;,'altr i s, at gs. Ad., at 46. Liquorpond- street, Lon m it be preferred. the Doctor engages to Ce rb a stipulated um, or return the Mosey s so ll MlMlttere he No cure, there will be No PAY. 2_ 4 •!!.. 71. ltelt Cured without inside' or miming, by only, pric e g s . 9d. f LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1822. " The Corse for which 11.4.11PDRN jell is She Field, sod SYDNEY died on the Seaffeld!" ELBOANT COATS, cat and made is a superior manner. from the very beat Mutes* dsM. from Si. to Si. les. ; good West of Sagised, mean% stay eoloer. Si. 10s. to ; best seek's!. 21. toll. IR; firm mat', famed ' with silk, he. Si. to 71 18e.1' boxes ob sad elatio, from IN. to Bf ; Kersrymem Washes. MAO tra_ry Wet Emile Wald" 98". ; fashionable Imsersea. IR to U. NB.; miasmata. 10.1, ills.—Tho ohms mien am he gormoots mods emapilitio memara. warmated, la point of holden. sloth. warbeieso ship, sad vosterials, egeol tosoylasemo at the west amleftlim town. To voerehaets, captain. sad Winn. vile are lb. habit of Wavle out a timothy of 'loess, rsessidersble re duties In price will he made. A largo and fashionable as sortment of-aentlessea'a . aad boys' elsassomillastly MI sale, at J. A LaintT's dodos warehouse. 47. 711141met-11111, seven doors *mast Mlneme.—For reedy emus, .sty. TWENTY T AND POUNDS Sterling Ho ory, will be KIM to theirs* Prise draws oa Tun/Day limy. over ad say other Prise It may be draw*. Nearly 20 Mbar my rt be se apostad that Dag, mem Lottery yentas" aIL then be drawn.—Theoshenseypeommeeelialh•W l AC= WM other Prises, all Ihmitry.—Limi Lenny. tho MO this was as In the proem. owlldsdletemof thollealthimm, apd that was sold ay I telto alts silill•Vaplaale last Imt tery ; and who is TI MM mid flimeso f la greet variety, at his OMIIII. Chasiar mess ; sad he hopes and expects Wash the £111,4111, aid several other capitals next Tuesday. STOVE ORATES AND KITCHEN RANGES, 11.JEVANS, Stow* and Range Mseafacturer, e Fish-street-MIL respectfully solicits Ale Nobility gad (hairy who are rattles or ferelshiag boom to an teepee lion of his most extensive sad fashionable STOCK OF DINING-ROOM, PARLOUR. sad CHAMBER STOVES, FENDERS, AND FIRE-IRONS, adapted either for the plainest or the most magnificent apartment, at from 7s. sash to 100 gs. and upwards. J. Evaexpartkularly reeosemends his INPROVEb KITCHEN RANGES, with perpetual ovess and steam boilers, calculated for roasting, bollin, baking, end-team ing, on principles of economy end imolai utility, allowed to be inferior to none ever offered to the Publis, et from 6 to YO guineas each ; • larger apparatus, I tennis aid ex tensive estoblislmmets, from SOL to KM sash. Oaths. closets. halls, staircases, oonaorvateeles, &e.. bested by steam from the beck of the bitches page, or by means of a separate belief. at a very trltilalespinsse. Roasdng jacks on the newest and most approved pribefples for kitchens, camps, and ships. Warn Air Stoves. with aseead ing or descending Saes, foeballs, verebonsee. or shops. A very elegant variety oljaponeed and paper TEA S • tea and coffee Urns, plated artistes. with silver wountinp. patent dish !Overt, arid every deride of etdbmary venal* as the lowest terms. PATENT FRENCH LAMPS, for dining tables, side boards, die. in the greatest variety.—Meonfaetory, No. 1. Flab-street-hill, (corner home) *early opposite the Menu wascv, Leaden -bridge. THE only Article that really pre**. libt Hamaa A. Hair faille' off. or Tarsier Oral, is ROWLAND'S BIACASSAR The virtues of this Oil gsseents lbe Usk Opmear g ar hillier off. in eases of debases. seesmeemantoder* trouble. anabity of ad*. iseseasstady. *Lam NW a lazoriaat growth*. lbe Wiest Oases; pro/mess mbilikets. eye4srews, Is. Ow Cidldrise heir it predates mmailerfal ulisals—k triedlealis Ohs dasdrii sitrediel wsy, lad *mama at the same dm•--angummts re amso‘ Steam hale, As MOO may here ft lbe great est **sp. This Oil a mer So smiseellp amdbenilfal glom. 41 1 .‘ gant artrisial iaN It will radasailme MainriSessilag sla Isere In Qua, * allag Mang& &Nordin monvislims*. smelting to lamina grow*. and brlllletsll etweeed and embellishing the Mamas hair. the Proprietors of the Ma easier 011 eno with truth am, It hes not Its opal in the world! And the distiagoised senetioa it has reetived from Royal and Illustrious Persouges, sad the lettering testi medals they have received of its agency, Owes this dada- Niles above suspicion. Pries Ss. Ikt. ; 7s. ; lOa ed. ; and Ms Oelnea per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE: _ _ By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to prodeee lasairdiatrAy • perfect change in RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EItE4IIItOWS, he. to a beautiful glossy and permuting Brows or Black, imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the more durable. Ladles or °enthrals" may dye their Hair with ease and sseresy. Pries 44. ; 7s. and Ws. ed. _ Sold by the Bole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and BON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning ea the right in Hat ton-garden, Holborn, Loudon; aad, by appointment. by Messrs. Headries. Titchborue-struet ; Mr. Smyth, 117, (tat tle and Pierce, 37 • Holmes, 1011. • D. Riggs and Sos, 83; lbevenot, 7. New ' Boad-street ; lielarold, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspor-street ; Berry. 17; Johnstone, 13, Greek-street ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Butlers, 4; J. J. Riggs, 63. Chespside ; }Seedling.; Nix, Royal-it:change ; Binges. MO, Oxford-street: Low, $3O; Proof- WAD, thread; Newberry, and Sons, 43; 11.11 wards, 36, St. Paul's Church yard ; Johnstone. SS; Tithe, 41, Coruhill. e, Mk for Rowisad's Oil, or Rovriaad's Dye, and particu larly observe the Signature on the label to each bottle, es impostors sign their trash, A. Rowhadsoa ; the Genuine Is signed " A. ROWLAND aid SON." NEXT TUESDAY SEVENTY-FIVE CAPITAL PRIZES, FIVE PRIZES OF 20,00 W. 10016ARL NECKLACES, 31. 13e. 6d. ; Sprigs, or 11. Therm, M. Ss.; Bracelets, Si. 12e. 6d. ; F.ar-riags- IL az. ; Lockets, Brooches. sad Crosses. 11. h.—The Ad. viwilase t J. H. Bastaerw , No. 9, Lamb ' s Conduit-room, be lls es Real Pearl wester and Shlnzer„ offers the above at NaNdfs rod Prises. for Ready Mosey. Several complete =Mot Pawls Is Nome° Cases, frost 101. to 601. ladies' ems Pearla droned sod strong at Istne.—Orden el matasd for Hzportatloo. RICHADINON. OOODLUCK and CO. reaps:a 9111V insgtolot the POUs that the New Year's Lot tery beitsDre wino Nth THIS MONTH, FEBRUARY. TAN IMMIX CONTAINS 6 Prizes of tflo,ooo I b Prizes of £l,OOO • Prizes of 2.000 110 Prizes of 600 With Fifty other Capitals. ALL wrtaut4e MONEY—AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE . Shares. to varisty.of Members, aro selling key N, 000DLUCII. and Co. at their Old Rita- AW , No. 10t, Bash Sandlots. Cornhill. 11(10,000 NEXT TUESDAY. rigarAZAED and CO. hope to be as fortunate MT TUESDAY, as they were In the last and presidia' Lottery, when they had the pleasure of dividing the follow's; Capital Prizes, viz. 18,900.-e 130,000 1 8,064 ./13.000 16,91111 21,000 1 10,4117 B.OOO Assent Oho Perehasen at their old established °Sees, ss, Nora Exchange, 114, Oxford-street, Stk Cora/till. Comer of Swallow-street. The very First Prise draws Next Tuesday will hare 90.01104—The Same @attain 3 of 110,0001.-70 other Cipl tals,--ead Not Two Blanks to a Prize. 'ECOAMMY IN DRESS.—CHARLES and Co. TAILORS sad BREECHES MAKERS, No. 191, Fxsanieetter, two doors west of Fetter-lane, respectfully 1 laPelln OD Noblemen and Gentlemen. they can hsve a FailikelbleCet and wen-made Coat, of the best Superti ne Clotb. One to measure, from 2f. lits.l3d. to N. Ss. Blue or i nlet Alto. W. lbs. to *l. 13s. 6d. Sartout Coat W. 10s.— DUN. 1110* Facings and Velvet Collar, N. it. to St. Ills.— &weenie or cloth Trowers tie. to Sits. Suit of Livery. Oellif is 41. da. to M. R&I s. . Box. Chaise. and Fashion able l ag Coats; Vieille and Travelling Cloaks, Shoot ing , Young Gentlemen's Suits and Ckildrorne Drees ( ale/sally made. C. and Co. conducting their business on Ready-Money principle. are enabled to offer these Articles at the above low price. Quality tad workrnanshis not to be excelled by any house et the West Rod ; each Article being made ander Stair immediate inspeetion. Gentlaero waited epos at their own Houses, by direct lag a LaMar, past paid. Observe the Number is 1141, Fleet street. ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS. FIRON the laireasing demand of this much ad mita Owe fie all sorts of Fish, le. it has induced the Pregeleter. HENEY POWELL, at his Wholesale Oil aad Who Wardsome, 32, Newgate-street, (where the Trade reM he seeptled with this mad all other Genuine Ila ases, Maw, Ite.) to retire his most ureteral outflow- Missoula M r ite Plane for their Mad patronage, sad at the mei theirbeis Imre to otqadat the. that It Is sold by all Me OH mulltelkut Warehouses le Lowden, and b we or meets is meg tows at the tame le puede* mime domed " Dinsmore and lbe PrefiMaese sod es IbilVer/s• To emberts. Captidas, mod others. It Is partleutarly re ameseded few altipplsg. as it Is we/naiad to kelp is say climate. ' . ,f 4r The Draohap oldie present mach approved State Lofton will commence. The Behea►e contains NOT TWO 'LANK/ TO A PMTS. CRROLL, in requesting the attention of hie Frleads to the advantages of the Scheme. as shove enumerated, ascot help noticing with peculiar eatistiactlon. the saeeess which has always distinguished his Fortunate Ogees, No. IS, Corshill, and 28. Oxford street, whets he Sold lathe Last Lorrain. 11301 a Prize of .F3fl,nOu 111,01111.. in the late Lotteries, no less than FIVE .Prises of /30.tat0 FIVE . _ 20.01*0 THE ROYAL NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC RID. INO ACADEMY and LIVERY STABLES. opposite the Coboerg Theatre, is the New Waterloo-bridge-road, By T. HUMPHRYES, Riding Mester to his late Majesty upwards of Thirty Years, and Professor of the Royal Manage of Hanover. With dignified grace in the drive or the ride, To manage the steed, or the vehicle guide, To H as repair, who, with competent art, To other professors unknown, will Impart The method by which the most timid may pie Assureace of safety. and quickly attain Equestrian perfection, with ease and delight. And pleasure with precept and practice unite. Of structure superb, and for comfort renowa'd, Where yet economle instruction la fount For Pepile, his noted Academy draws. Pa The seed still increasing, of blie apples's. The faculty says.—" Indigestioa or goat, Slimmed/xi or Dropsy, to pat to the route ; Equestrian Exercise frequently take, The dormant supineness of health to awake So IlUllena Tel bes horses of gentle firm paces, For riders of timid or Invalid cases; With ponies for youth—while for manage or yoke, And all other purposes, horses are broke. For ladies and gentlemea, choice berets met Of amblers ;—and tandems andgelge tpo are let ; With grooms, if requlr'd on exeersioll% And horses at livery are taken to bait. Advice, too, is given heblillild a bone. — Of lectures to pupils Is read free course,— By practice, with eompslset j kaowledg, too &oughts Sword, pistol, carlelieb abllidlice Imagist) There is—and thd title of chtuerloa asseat'o— An envious opponent, who lees has presen'd Aspersion on II as to east. bat Ls vain ; For still on itself the Mein& ends Of malice reverts, ear emit impotent action The public despises a Illenelie detraction! liustein'd by that Pablie, lisiewrit Its favour, Shall ever be Huisestees • MO anises eadestreer Who still of high rattled, stele* abeireent. Remains its smith faiddbl &SIM ward. A T. R. thinks it his d tfle sallies Ile Patna net to ails- take the Address of his impse4/ &PM& 4 as C• able Placards ards and Advertisements are en in his Reich bourhood, by prisons who so this either to the Pro fession or the Royal Arms. &e. &e. SECURITY AGAINST PICKING LOCKS.— WM. RUSSELL, Improved Rramah's Patent Lock- maker, As. U. ST. JORN-STIIIRET, SMITUTIBLD ; near Thirty Years Apprentice and Superintendent to Mr. Joseph Bra malt, decesased; respectfully offers to the Public. and par lindarly to Bankers, a Lock. ,preetsely the same as the late Mr. Branch's Patent Lock; but possessing a new and in violable security which the original Patent Lock did mot pos sess. This invaluable Improvement Is presumed to be of higher Importance to the Public than any Invention that has oseerved fort century past, for which a Patent has not been *beaked. It is so simple that persons may be instructed to add It themselves to Locks now in use, on application to Wu. Russekt.. who Invented this improvement; in comic views of Advertisements appearing in the Public Newspa pers. offering to Pick the late Mr. Brarnah's Patent Locks. N. B. All Locks made by W. R. and all others receiving this baprosemeet, are stamped " Russell's Security." Also. best Warded Locks for Cabinet and other Fur:S tare. Improved Hydraulic Presses for Sugar Refiners. Packers, Ike. of the most powerful description and utility. Palest Liquor Cocks for preserving the Liquor, and also for Loehlaig with perfect security. Russell's Improved Pint and Burglary Alarm, which every Dwelling ought to ponies. ••• A eapltal Hydraulic Press about Forty Tons Power for Sae. Hominess paging nostra sap. Our /NW relates t 91141111.--MARTI AL. Jut shed, price Se, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), 4Eolffl of LIFE: a Non-Medical Comraen- • tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, is wllleit the Ceases, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Vattern, Gonorrhea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &e. are rally developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, In particular Sterility ; Part lII.' embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abase, and Mental Irritation with some interesting observa tion on Vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. Is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining time in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Month and Maturity of both Sexes. ay GOSS and Co. Commit* Surgeons, London. Nature beatis OuseMos Suss dedit, al quis cognoverit DIAN mete Hanes to all Use fund of bliss ,applies, Befrupot applicalioa markt the rise. May be had at 90, Paternoster-row ; 69, Pall-Mall ; M. Piccadilly; 10, Princes-street, Soho; N. Fleet-street; 174. Fleet-street ; 40, West Smithfield ; 98. Cheapside, Lon don Stevesson and Co., Burks end Co., Norwich : R. ID**. Ipswich Barrett sad Duffield, Bath ; !Sheppard. Brie -11o1; Hatt, Cam bridge; Headley. Leeds: sad at all Book sol/ers.—Mossrs. HOBS and Cu. are to he coasulted, as ,seal, every day, at their house ; and Patients is the Country art requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing a re mittance for Advice mad Medicine. which can be forwarded ts any part of the Worid.- 0 30SS and Co. M. R. C. Sur geons, No. 7, Jerseys-street, St. James's; sad I I,Bouverie street, Fleet•street, Leaden. ?RicE SEVIM PENcE. WAPITE Da M EDICAL PU PI L—An A pothecary to a Dlipeesery has a *seamy foe an fa or Out-door PUPIL. where he will be treated as ate of the family, awl esery attention paid to his Morals. As the Premium Is net a primary object, the payment may be :made agreeable to the parties. For cards of Address, apply to Mr. Grime, Chemist, 10. Charles -street, Mlddleset Hospital. LAPP vvrgLLIOENCE. --......_ COURT OF KING'S BENCR, Faio.i, Fe* U. THE ittNri V. Minos. This cue, in which the Society for the Suppression of Vice are prosecutors, and the defendant the priote► and pablither of a poem entitled Queen Mob. was to bury come on this ontroisg, but there oat bring a Itufbcient num►er present to form Special Juty, odd another party praying a tales, it ttikeils tint. Tee KINO V. bete,. A new Special Jury having boon returned co% rottet, the canse stands for trial first on Tuesday. It is a prosecution against tke defondtrt for tliate !leaden of a sedition% libel. The Constitutional • - elation are the prosecutors. enclave re. cox. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a haber dasher in Itathbone-place, to recover front the &deadest. a tailor in Cork-street, Barlington-gardens, a mots of 1341. 15s. 7d. for goods furnished for the defenduet's wife. The delivery of the goods at the defendaat's,oad the prices agreed upon by the wife harlot been proved by the plaintiff's shopmen, Mr. SCARLIETT submitted, that tbephideffffiset laving offered any evidence to show that try' t wu aware of his wife's getting tack extensive cre d ir l i a t u ought to he nonsnited. The CHIEF Juevica thought. the ods were pur chased by the defendant's wife, and delivered at the hoes. of the defendant without any concealment, and in the usual way. He did not think in such a case. that the plaintiff was bound to prove the knowledge of the defendant. Mr. Scaeterr then addressed the Jary. He bad often heard that a tailor was only the ninth part of a man: but if the Jury should give • verdict for the pleititik they woulti establish this—that a tailor's wife resptiriml nine times as many gowns, shawls, &c as the wife of any other man. There was in this bill—sine shawls In the course of a summer; and if the Jar y would say. that be such things were necessary, it would impossible for any tradesman who had a wife to say that his property was safe. The Learned Counsel thee recited several ar ticles in the account, such as French kid gloves, satin. &c. and contended that they were things went fee a tailor's wife, and therefore that her husband was net liable to pay for them. So far tress her husband having any knowledge of the dealings of Isis wife suits the plaintiff; be, on seeing the bill, expressed his sow ishment to Mr. Collier, that any tradesman dwelt mach large credit to the wife if any brother And he shosild also prove, that the plaintiff hod tins* told to the defendaat's house with a biff , he told the menet that the master must know et it. He should tall Edward Paloser.—This witness stated. that a • lttetilit came to his master's hoes, with a bill muss time site. and that be said his master must know Sothlig Oat it. The same person presented a bill to Sir. Ces. who .flpasesed his surprise at any man giving seek cejt: iiiiimiesmass's wife. Ni could ant say the phis Vise mew He did sot know the plaintiff; bit Ito view that ado to the defeadast's house was a dent man. Verdict for the plaintiff, 1341. ISs. 7d, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WI MONK r. RILL aNDANOTIBER. This was an action to recover damages fees the rlw fendants for an assault upon the plaintiff, a poor old watchman, by which his thigh bone was 'Kokes. The defendants, Mr. Hill, a grocer, and Mr. Gregg, a linen draper. had been passing the evening together with two other friends, on Thrtrolay, the 15th of November. On their way home, at ball-past one in the morning, the de fendants were making some noise at the corner of Char. lose-street, Tottenham-court-read, epos which the plaintiff interposed, as be conceived this duty to do; in consequence of which he was assaulted, and in a fall or. casioned by a posh from the defendant Hill, had his thigh-bone fractured. Mr. Hill had since behaved with kindness to the plaintiff, and admitting that he was en. titled to compensation for the serious injury I. bad sus tained, suffered judgment to go by default. The other defendant pleaded not guilty, and contend ed that the plaintiff's misfortune had sot bees occasion ell hr any act of hie. After the examination of several wi The LORD Cater JCITICZ summed ap the 'siderite to the Jury, and observed, that if persons in the Swaths* of the plaintiff conducted themselves peoperly,• they ought to be protected ; otherwise, what wan to bans* of our houses, one properties, or ooriehree? With re spect to the conduct of the two defendants, 'however blameable that of Hill might have been, en the eight in question, he had evinced a disposition to make every atonement In his power to the injured man. Not so the defendant Gregg, who contended that be bad been in es way guilty upon this unfortunate occasion t although, as appeared to him, (the Leateed Judge) from the evi dence, lie had bees the more guilty of the tiro. • He was certainly described as having condected himself with more violence than the other. But that was a guides. upon which the Joey alone were to determine. lf, hew• ever. they were of opinion that both were platy, he re gretted that they could not divide and apportion their damages, but must Sofia joint verdict maths both. After i few moments' sletiberat4s. the Jary teamed a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, MI. SUOCEIT4 0 ACCIDUIT. —Yesterday an Inquisition was taken at the Swaq Tavern, Kennington Common, before Charles Jensmel, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, on the holy tet Mrs. Lancashire, wifrofJ. Lancashire, E. of Stcardt• well, who came by her death in the following who choly manner :—.lt appeared (coos the evitkessece of Cap tain Prouse, of Wellington-street, that oil Tassels/ la about three o'clock, the deceased and Mr. Lancashire were coming to town in a gig, and when near Kenning ton turnpike, the animal bolted with the chaisk which coming in contact with • cart, heavily laden all tri l building materials, was overturned with greet A „ and nearly dashed to pieces on the spot. The dee was pitched against the wheels of the easrt b by which like skull was fractured, and she died alma immediate/ : her husband had both his arms brakes, sod rsostrad so many wounds, that we regret is sy, Isis *gib is hourly expected ; sad * gentleman es tried to stop the animal, was thrown fete his u4/1 and nearly killed. The Jury retsiened s "edict of " Accidental Death," and levied a deddaall of SS apes D:. Owea's horse. • a. • '- •••, .1 , t • • -1 po 'I . 4 t ~~ s L. ~' • 1 i 1