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

1 ' t' .' ~ 1 .. . I, i ! '. 1 i I, A . t 1 . ) . is . , • ! ! . 1 1 , f I i t 1 . . . . . \ ... F 1 1 1 1 . 0 ~ . 1 ' 4 • . LONDON SESSIONS, .dran 5. - •_ 0 : 7 • / Vie Sessioos for the City of London commenced this day, before the Lomo MAiroa, Alderman Sit. J. W. A SDERsiON, the Recommit, and ether City Of• Seers. Robert Towers was indicted for endenvouring, by every /slams in his power, to seduce, entice, and corrupt. Samuel Davis, a turnkey, in the employ ment of Mr. Newman, keeper of the gaol of New. gate, to favour the escape from prison of the late unfottunate Mr. Georg; Skeene. Mr. Ks ark having opened the cue ess the pest of the prosecution, evidence was adduced to prove that Mr. Newman was keeper of the Gaol of Newgate, &c. &c. * • S amue l Divjg was then examined, and chore() that the Defendants, with whom he had hot previously been aixt eej e ted, but whom he had seen rusting' Mr. Skeet* invited him, in the evening, about a.fort. night after Mr. Skeene's being committed to their c :stedy, to drink with him. They wait to the New Liu, Old Bailey, and being seated in the public : num, the Defendant proposed that they should have a private room. This the witness said was unneces sary. The Defendant then drab his chair close to the nituess ; first asked him what finnan he had, and being informed that he had a %ire and three children, said, -that if he. would do him (the Defendant) a fa vour, be would have it in' his rime to 'mike them all comfortlble. The witness asked, 4 what na ture that favour was, and was informed that it re garded Mr. Acetic. Supposing that it related to his accommodation, or indulgence, in' prisoe l . the wit ness told the Deklidant that he should have every accovemhtlition consistent with the rules of the House. The Defendant, however, was not long in undeceiving the witness, but, on their way from the public-house to the prison, gave the witness clearly , to understand, that he stipulated for nothing short of Mr. Skeene's escape; informlng.hins, that if he would oblige him hylavouring it, his reward should be equal to his most sanguine expectations ;-that it should be paid, not in/Bank-notes, but in gold, and should be so ample, as would put him and his family above the necessity of his continuing &turnkey. This evidence was confirmed by • Mr. Newman, and by ' Mr. Hardy, Mr. Newman's' confidential clerk, to wfiom Davis immediately communicated the attempt made upon his integrity. Mr. Newman also swore, that whets the Defendant next after the conversation alluded W I called for Mr. Skaene, he (Mr. New. man) called . -thepefendant into a private room, and confronted him with Davis; the Defendant did not deny the charge,' bet contented himself with stating, that he hid offered Davis no specific sum. Mr. Aiesi, Counsel for the Ikfeudaet, contend. ed that. there were no words on the face of the in dictment to support the present charge. There must be a specific criminal act alleged and set forth, in in telligible language, en the face of the indictment. Here the crime charged, was the endeavouring, " by every means in the Defendant's power," to' seduce, &c. Now it might 'so happen that all the means in the Defendant's power, though exerted by him to the utmost, might not he suflicieut to constitute a charge of felony, in which case there would not be on the face of the indictment such a Champ- as would support it. Such being the case, and ttitere being here uo specific words which necessarily inferred criminality, the indictment, he submitted, most fall to the ground. The only other argument he could I sqhmit, either to the Court or Jury, was in mitiga. ' tion of punishment. The crime imputed to the per-e i son whose liberation the Defendant was undoubtedly proved to have endeavoured to proeure, was not owe j of, those 4ffences which were ranked among what are ' termed multi is se—it wet not an offence punishable by the leer of God. At this moment, among the nations on the Continent, there were several where It was not regarded as an offence ranking among the* higher class of crimes ; and even in this 'country it was sot till the last reign that it wee made a capital felony. The Defendant therefore might, howefee erroneously, have supposed that in promoting the escape of 'such a man as Mr. Skeene he was not guilty of an ettence at all to be compared with the offence of one whe set itsese upon the public a mur derer, Ur a midnight robber. The Defendant, toe, be was informed, iree'a relation of the unfortunate Gentleman;whoseescape he had attempted to favour ....a Gentleman, except in the unfortunate instance 'which had ocrasioned his commitment, of the meet unexceptionable character, and remarkable only for his benevolence and humanity. Such a character tepid not have failed to be fully appreciated, and his limits to be viewed with a lenient eye, by the De fendant, who had been a sailor, and who possessed so truly a benevolent heart, that he had twice thrown himself hit* the ocean, while the ship, In which he roas t : was under weigh, and had, ow each occadon, been suceessful in saving the Hie tetwifellow creature with Zebu') he was not connected. • The Defendant received an excellent cbaracterfrom espectable witnesses. The ftECORDEA, in addressing de Jury, expressed it as his opinion, that there was notMng in the übjec ties to the wording of the indictment, which soli ciently pointed, out an offence, and - whieh offence had been dearly proved in evidence. As to the situation of Mr. Skeen°, his rank and prospects in life, aed the powerful teiesids he had—they were all aggrav a. tions of his guilt, and of the offence of the present Defe,edanl, who would have fareurkt Ms escape from public, justice, What would Istre been said of the law of Altla Country, the probdest boast of which was, that it took equal cognizance of the rich and of the pour, if this powerful and richly-allied matt had been suffered to escape,'while a-poor man, for the same offence, incurred certain death. . Tho Jury found the Defendant —Guilty. - The Rsconor it declared the sentence of the'Court to be, after due consideration of the circumstances of the cue, and to deter others from the commision of, similar offences, that the Defendant do pay a fine a 501.; be imprisoned iu the gaol of .New for twelve fil ls calendar months, and do, at the ex ' . of that time, find sureties to keep the peace Otime yea!". The Defendant addressed the COtirt i 4 bigging __that' they would revise their sentence, pod:to banish it at once to. Botany Bay. It had been truly said, *it no wee, however pure his principles, could explitt, on his return from con fi nement for any length' time in a.common prison, to be an obj e ct of trust • '►-w, • THE STAT , 'av; Larrit tad Hattincir se n 4P aart r . cif i S s m A l p i r r 2L n ri l Kiag (iconic (144bartoo), i Leith l i ra:T r ( S n a r0t0 7 4:1 . 3.11" li do. ck I I Swallow .(Whita), Leith 1 -6 _ Mitt.rat's Wharf. .. Fifeshire (Miller), Leith Feb. i r Pilut (Skuideepal. 1140. ~. 7 t ot Trusty i i=). do. . Comet Cart, do. • . . Ida ( 11 *. • :Ceo MOH - WAVKIR AT 1.01411014 lIK Moroi*, 11 lainatts after WA I:venial 7 t; " • • ••• • " • ...van, *oak.- S. ; 0 confidence. For his own part, he was satisfied he could not long exist among such people as he had seen in_Newgate. As to the tine,, though he was a poor mail, and wrought hard . fer what little he pea seseed, which was all earned by his own ten fingers, that he considered, comparatively speaking, as o f no, mimoa. • The Rizotinta informed the Defendant that the •Court had alreidY considered the case in all its bear ings, andcleesmid the sentence which had been pro , tiouncecl, the lightest of which the case would ad• mit, not in relation to the Defendant, whilst situ ation,they deplored, but as holding out an issample to.otiicrs io beware of such attempts in the City of London. Mr. Ai.t.tr,. oft - reckoning the Jury, observed that they cousisted of 13, whereas 12 is the legal and established nutaber.;,-On this ground he submit ted, that the verdict was void. The itccoanct said, the Defendant bad the tbir. teelth \ in-additiOtt: One too few would hare been fatatiikihe verdict, bat one too many dlol set lava. • lidatelt Mr. Newman, with that fsie humanity leit he is wb distiegisishod,.: gave directions, the uniatent . the De fendant was carried to prison, that he should be ac.' commOdated on the State-side, in the manner most ! agreeable to himself • no W-STII RonnEAT Tux GLAi•oow -8A31.7:-Yesterday Jamea• 111Woul l . lilies Moffatt, was brou g ht to the Office fromi'othill-delds - Brideitrell, and undeiwent an esainteatkiii' hefohe Mr; BOA and Mr. #itt charged in a warrant issued by a Magistrate onus,. gow, charging a matt of the above name with being concerned with Ilenry •Etette,k, in breaking aped and robbing the Paisley Union Bank, in Ingram street, Glasgow, of cash and • flank-voles to the amount of between .20 asid 30,0001. some months since. Yesterday morning Archibald Campbell, the tu.' perintendant of the Police at Edinburgh, arrived in London, and identified the Prisoner as described in the warrant. The Magistrates, in consequence, de. livered the Prisoner tip to be conveyed to Glaigow. MA RLBOROUGH-STR I ET. CRIALTT TO A CMILD.—A man named Hardier, who resides itc- , Charles.street, Drury-lane, and a woman who passed for his wife, but who called her self „Mary ilex. Derry, were charged with beating and death% with various acts of cruelty 'Hard inge's daughter, a child, seven .or eight years old, and also withholding from her necessary food,— The prosecution bad been laudably instituted by the Parish Officers of St. Giles's, from the represen tations of many respectable inhabitants of the neighbourhood where Hardinge lived. The testi mony adduced on the occasion went to prove that the neighbourhood had been much disturbed by ,the meanings and shrieks of the child, and that the woman had beat her unmercifully, and the landlord of the house proved the child having been shut up for hours without food. The child, who appeared in a deptorable emaciated state, had one arm tied up, which she had beer deprived the use of, from the barbarity of the woman prisoner. On its beiug aster. tallied that the woman wartiot married to Haddinge; he was sworn to give evidence against her; but he I cloaked as much as possible her conduct. She had `borne him several children, but the sufferer was by a I wife who is dead. The woman was committed "for hail, and the child was taken under the. protection of the parish officers. A Nobleman's servant gave information at this office, of hii having,been wounded and robbed of his watch in Lansdntvue-passage, Berkeley-square, on Sunday night. A part of his hand was nearly cut or by the robber, who ; was alone. A man named . Stewart his bean ipprehencled at New York, - with forged notes in his possessiOn, to the amount of 150,000 dollars. They are sail to have been fabricated in Canada, by one Page. DARING RORRERY, AN ATTEMPT TO MUROVI.— A most daring and• barbarous act of robbery was perpetrated on the afternoon of Thursday fast, at (;pperbv, a village uear Carlisle. Abotit 13 minutes before four o'clock, a fellow entered 'the heuse of George McAdam, late an engraver at -toodhank 1 ) 00 '4, during the absence of all the *lily' but wife. He immediately accosted her with " your Wiley or your life.!" Mrs. M'Adam remonstrated, M her having a large family. " None of your iHug !" replied the ruffian :—on `saying which, mmediately knocked her down, and most barbs. 'only kicked her , in the face, breast, Sri. until he left her for stead. i l ben plundered the apartment of property , in notes' and silver, to , the, amount of eight pounds, *tit whkh; we are sorry to "say, not withstanding itirleemidiata hae 10 undiscovered. M. Nit Adam was disccrrered soon afterwards lying on the floor by one of her:children; who giving the alerM to the neighbours, every _possi ble assistance wasefordea the poor woman. la the course of about two hOura she somewhat revived, sad, though in a very linguishit% Naa, Kit lioped *Ol recover. 1 . .14 . led. sae. 9 Aptil; 11, A. M. 9. -0 * ill jA. M. 9, 14.P. 1 12, -1- a". ifi, ••••• • 19. —4 A. M. • 23, , 4 d abilatigher 19. _ BIRTH. 01 0 Gabil Sihrob•mau th. imie:4l444 GM, Faq. et saes soil heir. • '164 • . " , • OF.RII.IITY, ST-IIICTURES, dtc. • 1 IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de - 1 IL vialiim s froat thaxesseral plats box been highly beneficial to , others. sad improved in their professionol acquirements by the motility of near isremy vearx experience, .Nests. Cliff ME and CO. continue. with isattlatted anlour, the ecodicoitots of i 041011 t di so rder; tench are Ow consequence of illicit loilatgenee, or the destructive Ambit,: 4 the inconsiderate School-boy. lo Itsofessing the ever of;ilsese Complaints,. they hold nut tut irt- I &tremens to vice ; hitt, sensible as all men must he of the ex- ' istonce of such cftlanii t ies, i hey • utter their assistance nq regularly I Mapped larvae. gpf Londoo, and of the Royal College of Raisbarigh. In all cows of Siphylitic Inibciiori, and In :every ' •inebirtlY tlodibrlocetwef. whether arising from the e E= O of a certain destinetise habit, long residence in warm let,.free Riling. or auSt Miter time produeiug a delieeney of wanly viper. the pasion"-sanyiely oess a speedy restordtlon tiP ireatuabestith. Their taaaanse4 phut of caring Stricturecof the iethrb hat *ca. attendee will,' peculiar sucers. . St rimers et wo ••4 yfare4swatheis base yielded to their treat-. 1 i t ai the ' period v i three weeks. Several • No/ileum./ I Ja: sad itelltst respeetability. who have laboured Mittel. .tics not disiressiagnisensc..hos4h4 Oecrived a rashest and i tr. 41 rtiraintly restate. l flint rtiVerencelony be made I rt rlllas%q tory evidracco et( the derided soperiority of . . flit ° 0. Mix .., of Trenoteot. Many of thew I r . is,. • Ole the ea ro of Wears. Hoax. dens;- al NIP - 411Wri -egad emiseaee. who auempted • • kr' lil Cilia at the Lauer Caurtir, *idiot* 1 .i , • -108011006014 s aite,4l..iwiy..toe teaming% by patiettlx of eltheti seg. Willklho g greatego astgrecy and honour, at their house,. I . tco . 107,Mattee-ionlee • ' ' . . , • ~. , Ile ' _. , _- MLR MID. __ l , r z l . • " 61 Ull 71Inteaday. the 24 Mist latt, at St. &pa's. Sere, Kr. tk s Ot Wicket Taylor. lateits; 'to 4. Kent, seuxlll kat • al Daakilksei F 44. biaket•'"alliide• v - • • " - re lirm- On Sunday, at bet NW het mentegote, Mist of thir lalti s " - . IV" Kt, pot-Inat. . • ' a. • ',. ' ' - of On MIMI" ge Mi t ig h f • " I"letteiabiltr"*.iiikla the Right Mn: Lary Julia . Platy, melt • — r :at Gran the Doke el ltiathoulefilag. ' • - • [AN. SALES. --www—. Two Life Annuities of £lOO and -C3O. Mr. ST W At Ms Great Ren Hy t% 194, Piccadilly AßT , , TOMORROW, April S. et Twelve. In Two Lets, ' rINWO LIFE ANNUI'IICi, amply secuied on a Ftee e rialtaled in the Ceardy of Rtecx, during the lives of t*', ese alle aged 41, a oilier nd the l4 years. Paraievilm 'Of Mr. Price, Solicitor, Warwick-street, Gokloo-ssionre I tlic Maio* Mart 1-send of Mr. Stewart, 191, Picentlllly. • Cavell.GardenThentre—a Aubwription Share of 3€500. By Mr. sTuwA KT, At his Great Room, 181, Piccadilly, TO-MORROW, April Twelve, A SULISCIIIPTION SHARE of I'soo in the A Theatre Royal, Covent-G.trden, snaking anal:mod inemne of .115 clear of the properly tax, and a free adrais,ion to the Theatre, fur a terns iff 116 years. Particalars hod of Mews. Dowsers and Wratislaw, Saville- Ogee, New Ilarliagton-4reet ; *e Auction filart4 and of Mr. Stewart, 191. Piccadilly. Three Hoeseo,levotoemitwee, Little Chelsea. By lit,. STEWART, At Ms (treat Roos, 194, Pitt:niftily, TO-MORROW, Aprill, at Twelve, to Three Lots AVALUABLE LEAS EIIOLD ESTATE, .most pleasantly situate, surrounded by gordeus and agreeable walks toeing N us. 10, 12, NIA 13, Seymour-place, Little Chelsea, well built, Mid wally dniiihed ; held for a term of 97 years, tot a gonad rent of el. 1?4, 6d. May he viewed. Paraculars had oa the Premises: of John Evans Esq. Solicitor, Mittired's-court, Poultry ; M Ow% I IV "41"11414d 1C H411 41. 01111e1Uthili-Apa/C ; and of Mr. Stewart, 191, Pkccadillv. - • . 1 • Nolo , 'fame. Costae, Rrtideece. Chelsea. By Mr. STEWART, At hie Great •Reaat, 194. Pitcidilly, TOMORROW, 4 . April 8, at Tatty..' A DtIiIRABLE and pleasant ItESIDENCP, No. HAI& Tivrare. College-walk. ndinlaing the King's- I read, Chelsea. fetterCeplo the sena sastefal sale of mallent ele "ow ; Uhl for it.tepe of 95 veers from Midsummer. 1811, at a wernitreat of Mie Owes; fret to a men respectable tenant at '3O 01111111 per tan. may he viewed, with leave of the tenant. Particulars bad .at the Catlett's; Arm, Monneketvect ; the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Freehold Estate, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. By Mr. STE WA RT, At his Gtrat Room, 101, Piccadilly; TO-IiORROW, April R. at Twelve. in Two Lots. 'Lot 1. A C%SITAL FitEEIJOLD .t Hou S double stair-case, Nn. 91, Albemarle street, let to Mr. Pnylea, on lease, for an lalexpited iron tir yenrs, at the very low real of 801 per ann. and sow io the Or• cupation of Mr. Bean, at a rent of IWI. per nun. Lot 2. An excellent Freehold Town RESIDENCE, Nn. 32. Albemarle-street, with double stair case, now unoccupied, and supposed in be worth a rein of 2101. per ann. May be viewed every day (Sunday excepted). Particulars had of Cordnil Brookes Esq. Solicitor, Great a -time-street, Wewasiroters at the Au c tion Marti and of Mr. Stewart, 191, Piccadilly. To Bakers. TO en DISPOSED OF, THE LEASE and GOODWILL of a Capital a9KIALS . SDOP. la a resperiable aeightloarb.md. up wards of fifty yearn unexpired, at a low rent. Nose need ap- . enannt command fro= live to six leasdred per& For Cards of:address apply at No. I, Sweedafa-alley, Nara Esenartge. • Plummet to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, beariag date the 9th of March, 1814, made in a Cause wherein James Simpson mot Misers are Plitiotilfs, and . Joseph Clutteridge, and others are. Itefendants A FREEHOLD iSTATE, situate in the Grange yard-and Road, Bermondsey, in the County of Suers , ; comprising no extensive Tan-yard, now divided iota 1.1)1s, with wrens, gado* Dwelling-honses and Oat-buildings, together with marl, 61.111;Tan and, Lime Pits. Moo a considerable extent of valuable IRkiilding-grooki, fratiting the SpieroniEnnd the Neek inset ; the Whole late Sr. Wee poweysion at Mr. John Under hell,, and Debit On o f She Estates of 'Mr. James Warne, deceaed: The said Estiite'svill he sold, will theacwoliation of Manuel Compton v. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southianistowbuildings, Chancery-lace, W ED N ES D A Y. the 49th day of April. 1812, hes tneen the hours of One and Two o'Clock in the Allen:ow,. is Five Lats. ' • • ; Printed Particalan, mill; a Manatee:est, own belted (gratis).l at the odd Master's I:hainbem, iu Strtithimpion•balhlings ature. ? l said ; of Messrs. Crowder, Laiie and Garth, Solivilnri. 'Pre (fetich's-place. 014 Jewry ; of Messrs. Weskeio and Teeethile,i Solicitors, Emicloirelt-strict ; aod of Memis. Driver, Surveys's* Kent-roads or attbe4Assetitto Mart, Loodau. . - Ftgolokereglose• jiti Mr. HULL.' 'THURADA Aprlf 9; • SEVER tT. well-bred sessonod HtYNTFRS, mast ' ten of 'tigh weights alai same stretat Hackneys, ill go" sa sal essuditi.. tr ! oters; Aefteral pairs of Coach, laroncite, thatiod, awl rorricfeGeltlings, of different colours; some sins ate ditto; several good Gig Horses, perfectly quiet in totrneto, nod fast trotters; some very clever Horses. which base been rode with troupe and Ladies' Horses; a great many wrong Geldings and Mares, lit for orteltines, moil-routhes s pmf-cbaiser, the also several handsome tialloways, Porkgs tke.• • Finsbury Repository. Fowbury-square. fly Air. HULL. On THURSO AY, April 9, without reserve, by order of the Friends of the loarrelnuer, be not having completed bis Pur eir • _ . lltsTrA YACKET 2 . a flay Horse, by Kite, , _ dons fey Yaleallesee ac. for his perform 1110•4 hee Rar ing Calendors bestow% 15 hands two inehe, is perfectly scowl, a very good bunter. qui rt to ride with troops , nod likely to get gaud stuck.—Max be viewed. ' CASTLE AND FALCON INN. A LUCAS' i A I • LON DON. • lIIIE Proprietors, Messrs. BROWN and WA : IA N CION, mo•t respectfully infan st tae Public, it“it the following COACHES mid WAGGONS now set ts,,t intss i the above In:— COACHES. The UNION COVF:NTO Y and LONDON Pubt Ci.iteh s every Evening at n Quarter 'before Five. The BIIIMINGI I All Post Cnarh . through Cot -otry, e very Evening, at a Quarter before Five —ay Amu. Varkwtt•;d and Cu. FLY IV ACGONI. _ ~,,,, • TAUNTON, Hiroo:4.le, South-Motion, Tirertan,a n d ßid. &ford. tit,. YLO VII., Crewkerne, Chard, Broinoter, awl kiriklge‘t a:^r, Dail. MERE, Hindon, Sherburne, VNi a Ann, Idruton, Caw.. Carey, &e. Haile.—lly thou n awi SALISBURY, aud all adjacent Daily).; By Word, colt and Cu% er. CHESiiiß,Nainptwieh, Newcastle, Stafford, nod every 'fariatay.-11y Waketno.i nod Wolverliamvtton, %Mandl, and Wellington, every Wednesday anti tiaturoa---liy Evans and Co. sITifH il , , n , W or k ti p, (Merton New.trk, GrattViam, and Stamford, every Wednesday awl 3.ttar,la.,--B, Rosa Hunt. WORCESTER, Kidderminster, Lerlhnry, Hereford, MY , shore, mat Eyeshot,* (Daily).— By 3 , 01113.01 y. Tantwurtli, and Wan % ir, 1., every BIRAIIIMiIIANt EIS , awl Silt* Wa.;:Nim, Daily (re move d fro. sh e Grosse Intl. Sailillfiell)..--at „Soho Joll .. BATH•aqd BRISTOL. Dishiv. , Tu C e d oln Y y r" ..—By - m . r i t i s si l le 'a k c i attod. NW-Goods silken in and.forwarded, witss the greatest care and di-patch, to Ihe above, and all adjierat and intent,. diate Places; tikesyke, In all-parts of AOR 111 and SOU I'll WALES. HOLYHEAD, tile Island of ANOLESL-1, LI VERPOOL, alai all parts of IRELAND. WATER dARRIBVE. It is requested that nil (roods delivertil us the a"nv. i nn , to be es mye l ell by Water, may lie dinctid--a By Ca. aw—lly Guth:lrd, Wake non, and Co. *** The Prisprietors give public soliet,That they will not tat itcerm..iable for any money, plate, wartime., rings, jeoeb,writingr i stow, china, paintings, lace, rilic or mu.liss, boo, parcel, or irly package whatever, above the value of sf. (if lost or da unless u special agreement is mode, aid an adequate premium paid according to the valise of such goods: such value to he s; (Titled and entered at the time of d. livery in Loudon, or to any of their Offices or Agents in diterent parts of the Kiii4.lnin. A RTI FICIAL TEETH , with Enamel , which do not change, skilfully fixt d Witlllllll the least pain, from oboe to a whole s et, so ns to be worn a ilk or 14 ithoul lying, and are nut distinguishable from nature. Natural Teeth placid, frets a single one to 11 complete set, on reasonable Mini. as an ensy method of fixing teeth tirtn to stumps, if the stump he ever so decayed; regulates haven teeth, removes decayed spots to prevent further deco- ; teeth cleansed from tartitre. Mr. PRINCE, Dentist, attends from ten till flue, ut his Home. John-street, Oxford-street. Observe, it is not a Shop, it is ss, private house, opposite Nu. 7. u ITE T E is the first ornament. CHIiRQY PASTE. for deeming, presesNiag, mid immediately whitening the feeth, keeping these free from !adore, clears away specks or decayed parts, and prevent I . ...rater decay, curing the Seurvs in throws, which iv the cause ,f •teeth getting loose, and droning nut quite' sound ; also . fitsteits teeth that nre loose, makes the gums ..na Ito of a healthy red, and is biolly esteettird. Tletse %ills 1031'e alt it, give it a preference to watt powders. The Propriettir.mn Dentist. often finds the en:unel of meth destroyed, null the gums worn off, by p.testins using tooth powders, occasioned from the sandy ingkedients they are generally composed of. She Cherie Paste is warranted innocent, pleasant In the palate, and, if 1 . 0114 Inllluliv uvecil is n sure preventive upshot all compitions that het iieident to the teeth and gums. Is of great ulli , lN for.Chd. *re ' as it prevents the yellow torture settling out their tender teeth. if parents and guardians knew the value of it, they wnulA 11111 let their children be within:l it, as it prevents cue torture from settling oil their teeth, the lecture being the first destruction of them, and prevents their having a gsed set of teeth at a future period.—My cleansing artificial teeth with the Cherry Paste, they are kept 414E41 end chnur, and presented from changing colour.—Ask for Prince's Cherry Paste, Is. bd. or a dozen at IL 4s. I'll IN C E I S SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Tivoli:- tab, prevents the fare frees seeding, has relieved persons w lin, ' far several nights, could not sleep for pain. Perstins subject to the tooth-ach ought never to he . withnut it. as it is preferable to any of these violent hot tinctures generally risme:wended, at. illodgit they may snusettmes give relief fsr a moment, but gum. mit); tonne with great pale, and tensity owes infinntinnitnt ig the gums, and de injury to the neighbouring teeth ; n lieveas tk Spewe will be cooling to the part uffectett, :rid give immediate relief.. .I,ifiereh . Spnice twit only ewes the tooth ark, but Pres skeet lter,t tom fillii;;et decay.—Ask for Pritre's Cpeue• 1 f. the h, lit h. dd. or one :men at IL 4s. threatens Sold votwiemle end retail at the Proprietor's, A. Prince. John-street, Oliforti -street ; nod hs npoitiotmeit.' 1 leatirie Sons. Perfume tele her Majesty, hb one sweet; lined' SP, Pal-Malt; f Bartley, 95, Flettsmarise.g Butler. I. Chen& • bide ; Itigge, 05 a Cheapside a Devisees:4nd sou, si), Piet t•arerirs Bacon, o x rad-street g Withers, &rank; Witt 4. Th. Holbpnl Itotten, --; flat, Reye,l•beettange ; and or: recut pritwipel Veoders. - • • VIIIILBLAI tiro prevented from IN eakinli and ICJ their towneiding Itching. in-tautly rent •ved by vo riurFe II EATPS C OF NI UST (1,41.1), tu.i, or. ,Ily eateedwd for its antrahrtlinary Ethraey in Ritesimatitant, PaLtiei. Alfectintes Ind Complaint, of the Stomach; hut *here 1:11 (-wain remedy has been unknown, or twxleeted. nod the Chit. Waist: havencittally hmke, II IT': HEA IES F it 11. Y C - It ATI: n ~ll cite the pain, mid very speedily ilk.' them. Prepared nnd sold by R. JOIINSTO.II. Apothecary, Li, Greek..treet. Soho; London, the.iissence ond Pills at 9(1. each—lke Cernte nt Is. 16(1. and 3a. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender In the United King(' . *** The•Gessiine, ha it hlack ink Stamp, with the woe of JtalttoPoi, lowerte:d an it. • GIEN VIM B AN L) A PPR() VED al lild s kqX Els Prepared by S. SOLOMON, Gilead House, ne:a Liverpool. THE Celebrated CO RDIAL BALI of GILEAII, far Debilities Nervous Disorders and Weaknesses pe culiar to the Female Sex, Loss of Appetite, Dyne:ie.:l and Hy choodriscal Affections, Lowuest of Spirits, and all Nervosa Uisorders. S lowa's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated fee the Weak, the Sickly. and Infirm. lit all Ina ;old Deca . .r. Debility, Lowness Of Spirit', Weakness in either Set whether hereditary, acquired, .w owing to Vosthfiti Imprudeuce, tide Medicine will afford the most wocderrtt. ANTI-I NI PETIIII;N ES ; 'or, Snlsionoto's Drops, is a edi ielnlfitiperiwe to every itePee-Ittarietly ‘ yerdi.esweeed ct ,fitsy other for thespeedy removal mid rnilic..l rare of lb , Scurvv. Leprosy. Rheumatic or Gouty l'isises Scrofula ..r Evil, *ltftcers of every Description, Swelled or l.dinnie.l Let!. &c Is, 1/iviedets where Sake:ohm has repeatedly faded. whe° no other remedy could restore- the unhappy Suffirer to that health lie unfortunately lost, the Anti- Impetigeoes - hate heel found the great and oily restorer of Health and Vignsr. them Drops purify the Blnod, mulfestore the System w lieu impaired by the imprudent use of Mercury. The above Medicines are Joel/wed in pla i n direction., with Cu,m autheinicated by Person. Besretattility le and err made up is Bottles, price' flalf-a-Gninea. each. To *treads.) Family Bottles. at Sys. containing Four of the smal:4 one.. wherein , )•4. are saved. l'heA lISTERGENI' LOTION clears and beautifies tbeSki.l remove. 'prettily, without pain or trouble. rdl k Totters. Ring-worms Spots. :tednets Swelliage or Carhowl-i of the Ilbe, 111.itchen:. *aid every Species of Cot:meow nag, on the Surface,of the Human Body. It is rec.:hart) plea. sant in its opera/ion ; an agreeable softness to the 31:in lew diately succeeds its use. ft sweetens ant refreshes the slide Complexion. whit i resumes, sit one and the Salfle on en livened appearance. The Publi:, have been cow vinced of the cr. minty of its success its' a safe mut certain lw 'Sway fear fierpetic Complaints in general. Pints tit!. pints 2a. 9d.. tHoserve the words "Stmt. Solomon, Liverpool," ergrayen en the; Stamp; alt otheri are counterfeits. Said by all Venders of (ifnuine •Medicioes in the L`' Kingdom. Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, Dr S()LOAlON'SittSilyVelibralifd GLIfI)E 11E11111: or, Advice to both Sexes, price as. Dr. SOLOMON- expects when cowshed, the int:J enonpliment of a One P.ottal .Note; but all written Case. a Getters of Advice, if Hisweted at his leisure. are • recittesteil In inclose only Id olf.ovGiiineri.. Suck letter. .1 Id for safety, o.* lte Huts directed:—" Mouses letter. 1/r. Solomon. Gilead-I*M tr switr LiverpodL Paid' ilaottle Postage." betters may e, h e ti p tiered to lob addressed to X. Z. .or A. It. ut the Itist-utfie raided for. tr" [LON DON ['obit ..-- : Printed and _ licked. by I.ecet.6 4 roe - bx.t . trsta.mt OFFICE, 87, Iket-street. - I / in- Fanning Stork. &c. ' , • fly Mr.SAI)LEtt, he 1 Oa THITIII'DitY sent, April 9. at Torlve °Tint*, no the rant i Premises Of Naomi Roberta and Horne, Park Farm, Winch ,,‘ Twine-Hill. near Southgate, Middlesex, by order of the '"` i Po oltietort. 30t- i IHIltrY 'very active useful lIORSP,S / calculated C sC.,_ . t' ! /sleu,sis., ~a • 1 carting.tttage roaches. post wool salravas s•acitottrarlassva. itecreul • ratio, wiggings. boOloishi ot ituplesseats, Pitis VA% dugs. Fen ; noble Norma+, atc. Nisi- ' The *Mole is Ise' Vitwest osse-tiny prior to the gale. and Fold i t h e without resorreorhos lined tiny-be MAO on the Prelni44; ' _, at the fuse and Crown. Ediannton; the Bell. llitin-nton; tau, It.*e and Crown, Kolbe! I-highway ; the Bald-fored Sing. *III rinrhies , Cootosuo s the ISO, Whetstones the Cherry Tree. Southgate; undo( MT. Lake. at his Repository, (7,thweit—tr. et.