The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-22 00:00:00

~" iR I' R` I\ From THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 20. . . - AOPRESS OF THE ruicgros Tp.Tifit PRINCE RE CENT AND THE ANSWER 01. 1119 ROYAL 1111:11- _, NI SM. ' TO GROWL ATOVIITTS, PPTCTS emcee on TIE irriirlei 11,1 7 1110* DOSI (IV GWV.AT NOlTtlif ATV terzanni. t • XVI re PLVAer TsTIR entNer, • • Seeing that ill elasectience of the lamented &Maio-a of any belovki Sovereign. thy father. thou art called to the high oilier of administering the regal government of this mrintry, we, his . dutiful subjects, the Religleofs Satiety nir art desirous of rerresenting to Mee a subject, in which ere believe - the wt I. fare of our country i.devply to teemed. It is now maoy 3 ears since war has bean spreading its desolation over treat part ado. I einjpiod world g. and as we !olive. it to be an evil, from which.' the spirit of the Gospel of Cultist would wholly deliver the , vations of the earth, is e humbly petition thee to use the l'fo al . Prerogative, now placed in thy hands, to take such oarly men stares for the putting la period to this dr---atlfttl *toe of devasta tieln we trust the wisdom of thy entincil , , as they seek for Divine direction, will be enshied to discover. Impressed with a grateful sense of the religious privileges we enjoy under the present Government, wc . siobmit this highly im;toriant cause of suffering humanity, u hich is peculiarly near to Cur hearts, buthy roust serious coinaderation that thus insult mayst Antoinette ho noured imitrument in the hand of the Atari:lnv. in proipting . gracious designs respeetin7 the inhabitants of OP ea'jh. Signed in, by (inlet, and on behalf of the yeit ky meeting of the said People. bead La Loudon, thi - 3 99th day ipt the sth month, 1312, by • JOAN 11,1: MSON, • , Clerk.to the Meeti..-4 this Ye** To %filch' Address his Royal highness was pleased to return the folitiwitig most gracious answer lam deeply sensible of the calamities which necesarily at tend a state of war. It would, therefore. b.. .Most grateful to my feeling', to observe such a change in the views and conduct of the canny as would admit of the cessation of hostilities, con sistently with a just recant to the, important interests which have been Foinniitied- to my.charge, and which it is my indis pensible inly to maintain. I reflect, with !z ea l satisfaction on sl.erdigions privileges secured to you by ti! d'isdoni and Lent , - volenee of the taws, istd yen may rest assured of my constant protection. ' • IVkitthall, June 20, 1812: 1 lteyal Highness the Prince Regent las been pleased, in the name and on the behalf 4 his. Majes ty,, to order a co ege d'elire to pass the Great Seal of theliniled loin of Great Britain and Ireland, e Awns:eking the Dean and Chapter of the. Cathedral, (Aunts of Chester to elect a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the translation of the'Right Rev. Father in God Edward, late Bishop thereof to the See of Ely ; and his Royal . Highness has also beeit pleased, by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said D.'an and Chapter, , the Rev. .Gro. Henry Law, Dictor in Divinity, to be by time elected lii •hop of the said See of Chester. • awllo4 Bow,' Jane U. His• Royal Highness the frince Regent has been pleased, in the name . and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to appoint Sir Tnonser Tyrwhit, Knight, to be ohs , of his Majesty's • Ge ntlemen 'Ushers Daily Waiters. • • .Adetitalt.y-odicr, Jane 20, 1812. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John WU sod Croker, Rsq. a letter from the Hon. Capt. Boa eerie, of his Majesty' ship Wive; to • Capf. Sir George Ralph Collier, of this &mill - ante, giving an account of the destruction of the Fiend' national Daraile; ; Of &fifteen guns and eighty six men, tin the Mk ilistant, in the harhhar _of Ar eaisonv,by the boais of the Medusa, under the di rections. of Lieut.. Josiah Thompson. Notwith standing the enemy were rePared for the attack and the boats were hailed before they were within *ail:et-shot, the ship was carried, after a desperate struggle, in wlOch . the Whole of . the (trek', excepting twenty-three taken, were either killed or compelled to jump overboard; the ComXiander of the vessel (a Lioutenanr de Vaisseau) was amongst thelatter, se verely wounded. The Medusa ba* none killed, and only five wounded. At daylight the ship was got wider weigh, but af. tef proceeding about a icagu4. down the harbour, she grounded ; and the tide thee running out with great violence, she was set fire to, after • the wounded had been Olen out, and some time after blew up. 'The Dorade had • been watching an opportunity to esctipa from Arcasson since tie month of April 181 r. - . . Capt. TiouTerie highkv commends the cOndnet of Lint. ThOmpsonind the otbet Officers and men gm ployed oh' this occasion,, 'Bear-Admirel Brown, Commander in Chief at the islands of. Guernsey and lersey, hi% tranvmitted to 4ohn - Wilson Croker, Esq. ijetter from lieutenant Drake, commanding the Sividitich hired lugger, kir. log an account of his laving, all the 18th - Instant,. cu tuned } U 6 Ci!orageux French lugger privateer, of two goys and tirenty 7 fone meth out (por days from *what, Withont - reaking any capture. . A •• • )ILITARY PROMOTIONS. 4 P:oisee y 014114110 f. JEW lets. -• • b • • Royal Regiment of Artillery. tiesteasit Maid flustrchier to be Secoad Captabe. ♦ice F 1612111,, 'Mired. Dated blay 9J, Jsl2. 11.•••10/1 I legitimist Irtvaditts Slum to be First Llevtleatusi, vice Itearetiet. •Oiled ° Vary'. - , ---- Commission is tbe.Anglesey It-gamest of Militia, signed by the I.ord Lieittriaust of th.• County of Anietv. lfillia.n firi4th W illiantS 3 1;ellt. to be Lieutenant. bated June 10, .t:l2. • Colastisnoin i n the Ilatiltire Itegimeut of Local hlilitia, signed .. . by the Vire-liettienant- Sikhs he Kinlav, Geer. to be Quarter-M.:oast, with the Hervet ( liank. of -Lkatenatit, vice Irvine; prontnted. Dated April2l, ' 18;1: pi An Reid, Geat. to be Enloe. Davit December 23, Him • li:oustaidolon• signed bribe Lori Lieatenaut of the County qf w. Norfolk.. . *rye. • Ist or )S"eat,triorfolk Regiment of Militia. ~.o . • nom le{ 9 . , Cooper Co Vont f . • lie bo Minigu, Dated May s , • Plat. ....:•..' i .. 14)(141 Yroinktory Cavalry. iaightenant Charles ''rti ntasou -to be Captain, vice Eacon, re 'sighed. Dated.) tar 8., ' Int_ .2 Cornet Richard.Deany to be Lir uknant vice Tompson. Dated , - as above. ' ,_,1,7..i1" .•. • John W. Good, Vllic . t .be Catiset, vice Denny. Dated as 1 .0414. t _.l- . • • A] • . I t. . %fiat mulloeiavaliv. ' Powell, Gent. to be Comet, ice Eyre, resigned. Dated ' 1_ ne 6, IBM ' '-"' '" • 411Eminions in the Fisgard battalion of Petnbroke.hire Ltimi • . • Militia, signed by,the Lord Lieutenant. „ -Essex Horri4 En. to be Captain. IT:nett May 15, 18 0 9. s' ' J aim Owen tto he ditto. - ,,Hated as above! David Ilarr • •to bia ditto. Dated as above. 6416,4 • David Hari Lsq../.0 be ditto. INred as above David Valens. SSq,lO he ditto. hated as above. Joins layd; Gtrot. tts be Lieuteaant. Dated.as above. Julies 3:win, Gent. So he ditto. Dated May 25,1811. Joon Joita. Gent. to be binsign. DabistMay 114 1 WV, Ito ! lit i t ~, l 41: ' 41 111 E Morris Williams, tient. to be ditto. Dated May '2l, lill7. Commissions signed by the lord Lieutenant of Wn Caenty of Hums. • North flints Regiment of Militia. Ensign Alexander rimier to be hicutcuant, vice Fordes, re signed. Dears! May . 2s, !tooth W ( 4t Haat, Loral Militia. Quarter-MR.4 , r Henry Hoboes to b Licutomot, by Urcvet. Dowd Juue I, 181.!. POLICE. - • BO tl'-S rn EET. GANtrin-lioust.—ln consegnence of an inform. 'ion that unlawful - games were carried on at the• house, Nb. 40, in Pall-Mall, kept by a man of the name of Patti &remit, Adkins accompanied by Taunton, Salmon, Mance, Perry, and several others, were dispatched there on • Tburatlay night, witty %%arrant to search the house and apprehend all in U. They got to the house about half past ten o'clock, and fotind no difficulty in gaining admittanch by the two entrance doors. Some of them i.tad entered the back drawinproem on the first floor before it nas knexn that. Officers were in the Louse. A general scenic ensued between the persons assembled in the room round the gambling table and the Officers. A man, said to be a Gentleman of 'rank, made his escatie out of the window. An Officer in the Guards al.to, in a .desperaterifort eicaped out of the room, met Adkins on the stain, but being a powerful man, he knocked the Meer sown, and eventually escaped. Another Officer in theatutrils, in the general confusion and scuffle, got a black eye and had bis coat tote, and was robbed of 901. i . B.AN gnu Prcr su Pr.mr.vvn. • rt. cooper. Dem,•l:buil.ii,; ; ;;., I,l)c:i ' s.tirlds, Surrey, baker. 1 11A'S• K Rill' N. 1,. Olon:•an. K ioldermienter, Oa t , a ~,-; , e a. t o tarato a sr ..‘„, If, 37, August I, at Gusidliall. London. A aunties, Menai Kibbla a kite, Ilow land, an:l llnhiason, Or t y's iv „, lace. • • li, Jenniags, Ciwrt ey, briei..layta., Juue a... July 4, Aerial I„ . ', ,at Guildhall. Landau. Attortleys, hlt;ssri. Clarke and flraza. ' • brooks. Carroll?. .1. l'irkritige, Duke-fart-et, Westminster, deakr, June 27, July 7, .lugnst 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Mice, War ' wiik-arect, Golden-square. • I. Wy a tt, Bexley, Kett, baker, .1119 C 27, Jolly 1, Augnst 1,, at GuildUall, London. Attoruiet, Mr. Goull W , oolwit:h ; and Mr. 'Fur , Red Lion square. 1 T. Smlllr, 'Allows., Herefordshire, miller, July 15,16, August' J. at the Plume of Feathers inn, Le.lbury. A ttornies„, M r . IV ; Hallwook, Lcdbury ; and G. Edmunds, Exchequer °lice, Lin- ' coin's Inn. R. 53ar, 7 11, Old Ilroad-street, silk-broker, Jam 21, July 4, A lova. 1, at Guildaall. Attorney, Mr. Wasbrough, Sun-court, Corooloill. C. Bart, thoke's Itad-pas‘age, Nen-gate-mule, victnaller, ,Tene 23. 10. .11fgast1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dubhius, Furotival's Imo. J. Swaby, Ilythe, linen and woollen-draper, itine 23, 10, Ai w a; I, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. G. Ihmnollon, Coptisall-buildinr, Throgmortrimstreet. M. Burrell, hun k 's Lynn, Norfolk, ironmonger, July 3,4, ' Amami 1,. • at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. Atto rnies, Messrs. Willis, I airtborne, and Clarke, Wantford-court ; and Mr. li. I Catiodtrin,'Kitteielsyno. J. Ward„..linaningltam, factor, July 9,4, August 1, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atlantic,. Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and %time; New lan; and Mr. Parker, Girniing ham. X. Greig, New Bridge-street, Illickfriars, merchant. Jocne '21 4 27, Ammi), at Guildhall. • Attornics, Messrs. Bell and Bro deiek. Ban-la. c, Cheapside. T. Brommtn, Margate, grocer, June 29; July 4, August I. at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs . Sawkins : tood Dcriug, ',Margate ; and Mr. S. Taylor, John-street, Bedfoad-row. T. Day, West Cowes, merchant, July 20,21, A ugmt I. at the Coach and Horses loon, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Wursley, dilbownort. , IG. Thirkell, Joe's Coffee- house, Mitre-court, wine-merchant, 1 10ne27, July 4, August I, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. :ireen- ' 1 vie% Gray's Innaupoure. i J. Brawn, Norman-Street, Old-street-road, blue-maker, Jena : 71, 'July 4, August I,•ttt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, I Chaucer -t ome. W 1 : W. R , 'an. Rochester, grocer, June 33, July 4, Awatst 1, 1 'at Gal ~ Londou. Attorney, Mr, Ostaideston, Vas Tower-streeb. * • . DTVII)ENDS. . . June 29, R. Oswin,tpper Nartoustreet, Fitzroy-sAnare, iti• 'torture-broker-duly 141,J. Willtlay, un. Meriden, Warwick shire, taalater- June ll, W.-Gardner, littynsarket, victualler . July tl, S. Every, Renal-green, merchant- July 11, W. All well Spurrier, 13ristol, mercer-July 11, S. Poole, Cbtapside, I haberdasher -June 21; •,11. L. White, •Cannon-street, wine-mer. , c.haut-July 11, S. Swallow, Crown-court, Threadneedle-street,,, , russia-broker-July 11, H. Mewburn, jun. Lloyd's Coll'or . - • honse, underwriter-July 11,. J. Hague and •J. M. Sawyer, Tower Royal, m erchants-July U, G. Mathews, Ilythe, hatter -July 1.1, lk Bracy, New Botal..street, tailor-July 14, A. J. Beta, Gottalbergh, merchant - Jolt' 11, S. A. lambert, Bread ' pul er, underwriter-July '2O, J. Wilson, Manchester, groe , r- J t i l* 21, W. Hand, Whitehaven,ntoslia-manufactotwe-•-414y 114 E. S, Neale, Cheapside, shawl mannfacturer-Jitly SI, T: Ben- nett and .1: Cffirney, Carlisle, maunfacturers-July 14, R. t‘ing, 1 Toolev-street. Borough, hatter-July 11. FL Neale, Cheapside, • shawl- nanufacturer-July 11, C. W. Knowlton, Fleet-so reet, h:t t t er- Ju 1 11. W.-Blore, K otightshridge, carpenter - July 11, .t. Stanley and T. Fleming, Deal, sai u s,:tratsauly 11,J, ili ac .. lean, Old 'Clian„ae victualler - July 11, r. Nixon,. Lamb's -Con. duit-street, mereita i nt-July 11, B. Es re, 11. Atkinson, had W. M alter, Tokenhonse-yard, merchants -J My 10, Z; Shays., -.l4nd ley,Worceitershire, mercer-Jelv 13, E. Lansdale, I,.nr'se,, linen draPer-July 9, A. Bazley, OaQiainpton, grocer-,fuly 11, a. Smith, High Beech, Esmx, s ictualler-J nly • 10; l. 'Wardle, Newcastle-von -Tyne, Egrocer-July If, , .1. rots, koinfard, grocer.-July 14, T. Preston„ Aldennaubotry, a areaonseman- Jely 11, R. Tlmwne, Adam's-coart, Mr.mtla fro et, merchant - Jaly•l4, T. re ulshati 'St. Martia's-le-tiranT. i'm..!-maker. ' . • • •-• .. •CERTIFICATES.-.i ! I ts 1... . ~ . G.,Wylie, Warnford-coort, .I'hr-oz.:ton .)......aavet, merchant- W, Preston, Manchester, butcher-J. Lea ington 'Lem:at-street, Goodman's-fields, plumber-G. and J. kraal!, Bilanittgbano, aterehasta-tt. Taylor, Delaney-plare, St. Pancr:,s, carp,narr -E. Townsend, Biota ich, Staffordshire, ro,k-maker- .1. ('as well, Greenhill's-rents, broker--E. Adriau Van Vassar, Bishops =reet ithin, merchantlS. Bugging, Birmingham, cruet et %5 -manufacturer- It. Steel ker,.Ep s otn, Survey, Innkeeper .l. Grcatorcx, New-road, wine-merchant-It. James, New Lon doh-street, merchant. - • PARTNERSHIPS DTSSOLVED, ' W-. Wright,(. Crompton ? , and T, aturris, Bolton: muslin-ma nafactnrers-S. Cross and J, Maher, Pickett-street,Teo..plc-bar, shoe-makers-M, Elson, ht. A. and J. E. Thoothis, Marg,aret street, Cavmull.oh-square, milliners-J. Milk and S. Huffy, Fisher-street, Red Lion-square, coach and liyerysfiorse dealers --$. Roberts and R. Nailer, Windmill End, Votiester, timber dealers-3'. Cross, J. and J. Cope, and J. Brown, Ilirmi 9 sword scabbard manufacturers-R. 11-Bunney and J. l e ihilm od, •TitE A PPRO ACII INGII A RVEIT...-Whilst we feel Manchester, inerehants-..,.A.W0ad and T. Broouthead, Bradford street, Birmingham. unibrellastick manufacturers-T. Bauttell ' acutely for the Sufferings of our distressed country and 11. Paul, Jun. Bury St. Edmund's, coal-merchants-J. F. I men, we derive great consolation from the certainty Vegan', J. C. Ruder., and AL E, Galata, Ba'sia, merchants- , that they are rapidly advancing to a close. It is with .1, Moat an d IV. Newman, Bermondsey Will, grocers-H. 1 Woadham% and T. Evan!, Elthata, Kent, butch ers-J. Brierle : the most heartfelt satisfaction we ad‘ i, that the Pro and T. Lees, Steuley-brilge. Lancashire, cottmaspinners-J. al. . ,vincial Papers which reached town *ow Saturday re- Delarae, A. Oman, and J. H. de Doordou, Soho-square. book- chardn, E. Codeld, anti S. Wharion,'Liocold . present the wheat as getting into the ear, and diver,; Inn-fields, land surve io yor:. • .. b i' looking finer; and barley and oats promise equally 1 1 -ennes-,--.. • •.1 well. The apples kern strong.and out of danger of The Average Prtee of aUGAR, for the Week, ending Jana . • blight, and li kely to prove abundant New peta l?, is,44s , jOtd. per Cwt. • , . . • - i toes have come to market d a rling the twolist weeks. Average Priers of CORN of ENGLANI)anst WALES, per ' grafter,. from the Return, ending June 19 :-- • • - 1 Corn comes freelten market, owing to the supplies Wheat. Rye. 1 Barley. ' Oats. i neßtla Pease. • (Wm.. receiveflbyslm(lortation.' The - harvest is expected to 8. d. s. •0„ s. 1 1 Y. el. s. o f be an *arty' one. i Ig 1 e . s. if, l. 8 73 . 7 Ag it 172 Jo 72 - 1 " 7 t' ,A, .fet days ago a gentleman at Westliarn, near I • • I Peveasey, dug up a crop of new potatoes, and has , - A ' 1' • . Acteisiats have been received from • New mo t, nen ; since planted .the ground with the same vegetable': i • • thus two crops of this useful root will he produced Witli‘s of the introduction of the banctisterian,) . ;stem ! raw° , si lo one yeitr t- a circumstance seldom heard of. I of kEdurition into - that colons'. I%lr. Lin .. books end Ic7sons gars. taken front England by • The edineive woollen mill, called '• Gibraltar," Tepee, a native drOtitheite, Who leiti !teen instruct- ', near Pudsey, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, the prop..rty of Messrs, Thackray and Carlisle, was de- ed itt Mr: Lancaster's school antil' • I ' • ' ,UN two years in ' T 1 stroyed by fire yesterday morning. seipnig..bt. The I his•house ; they fell'into the hands of a moitorious Schoolmaster of the name of 'Crook, who arloptail I. " sis estimated at . 06001. The cause of the' fire is unknown. the systeni.; and extended Iris school from 10 5 to TOO ' . ! scholars, being u . mane as his school-morn mink' 1 The writer of the threatening letter latel3r senf l te4 . Mr. 11. Wood, of Leicester, has been lodged in the contain, at the -same time he redueed his terms to i • , county geol. Ile was; .Seeretary to a Luddito.So. one:tooth of' his firmer char r. Ile also ' - ° P en- ciety, and was impeached by an accomplie.e. ed an evening school for the instrhetion of the , ignorant aThilt convicts. So Much was this Thursday, one of, the clothing mills of Messrs. wort 14 individnal grati fi ed with the facilities praise- i t s r i ; ' Br?wit and Co.- - was'burnt 'down ;• a large wheel, which had- retrat y been erected on the premises, ilyitetk ihat in his letters he has evrtresed an' assnr- ' 1 fortunately l -- W 859 however, i saved. The property was ' once iff being . able to extend rho plan to the wh 1 ° e Two sharks, one measuririg nine and the other sequence oft late ortlefrom the Company, declined insured; , • coletti, if he'had some encourwtemesit. - Ttie Apothichries in the metropolis have, in con- 1 • ten feet in Length, were lately Harpooned at King*. ' 'lseilinfthe ideiliciega called " Child's Cordial.' It i 4.. on cutting ston. ' up the longesi, 37 young ones • asedelsy alfdping, poppy seeds ill water, and sweet-' . were taken out, some of them upwards of 18 niches evildg it-it is a strong narcotic, and has in 'several : instaneet, 'when taken in lar doses , ' ge consigned the i n m len ; g l t )eg h. an made an'-Oetpiniment of Ms flying ma- . ; chine, at Tivoli , on the 10th inst. • He took bit Infzi ntsto *emelt rest. , . 1 A lei . day. sines Mr w .. e T n i t ppe oi l l , a j2 l n i . si m i n i s i :e a r .4 0 :I f ne '/" . : flight from a scatroldfirected in lita,grand walk trod : alighted safe in the old park of SceaUx.:' He was .!PolkOstiottAt Ifoiton, , buoyed %fp by a small lialfnonte which Was,attached horse chtii•te to a friend's house atiippilie Ferest,!and • I' sin g 'while he tiro h t of taking the . horse frbm the i g harness, the. nninial gave a sodden . 'siert,: snit' by ieh - e s s i tn n a b de rea o d i th t . agre-tY) - 22 : 'fr . tit' in 'le . ilgtl4''.and Si some accident the' shaft of' the chaise entered Mr. t, ilet."-L."'""- -1-.-.7. ' "- Tippet's side, side, tri t rotlgh his back. KO' was • irnmmii. I, On a i ry last at it littiy- attended by a gentlentair of the faculty, and : ' aN et the ' ''‘' L ' r. horn remains in d•sery . dattgetonststaie slot expected fe i- . nagsadity, '46 4 •. , ,,, th .. in5 . t; it Ni e Tr in - outb, aged , 74 years, c a tenel • omits Plichsim Daily, brother to the late Earl of Uxbridge. S Friday, the parties stewed were brought to the above Office, aud underwent an examination before Mr. Nares. • ~........ ... .. • , .. Adkins 3f/to', that Mr. Paul Itenbell was master of the house, and that there hSd been Nay in the hpuse on that night; it'd other Officers produ&d a quantity of pliylng and ted cards, silver counters, a dite box, and other artltlOs. • _ - After the evidence of the Officers were gone through,. Mr. ALLEY called epee them to produce the money that..lpad been taken. from the room. They all declared that they had produced every thing that they had seized. Mr. Alley:eiPlainid and sai4. he 1 did not mean (he slightest' imputation upon the 011i-1 cers; and'believed'm hat they had said to be true, 1 and had no deo ht that they had done their datv upon i ] this as upon all similar occasions; but he Pledged j himself that abut 501. bad been . taken or stolen from the room, 4001. from of the table, and 901: 1 forcibly taken out of an Officer's (in the Guards) pocket. Pr. MIRES observed, this proved the description orpersons:wha resorted to the house. Mr. ALLEY %lid they shoeld offer a reward for the recovery of the money.., The, Learned Gentleman I then addressed the Magistrate, and Said he presumed' this Inisiness would bediSposed of as had been cus tom:ary.for some tine pas*, by holding the persons to, bail who were in custody, under the Act of Henry Eighth, made for suglicases. Mr. NAaEs entertained some doubts upon that subject. Mi. AELEx then addressed the Mitgistretn'at con- 1 sidereble length, ae!d argued upon the weakness of the ! i case, in going for the 2001. penalties for .playing at unlawful games, and coutended, , ,thatif . tint- was the 1 object, .they -ought,te .k4ellkwho the itiformer. wes t 1 he being entideltO one-third of the penalty, in or- I der that he, being a party , ' th - e3r !night be enabled , to rebut What he said, or pricrieldni c.n incompetent witnese. -4rl' • f • • 4 " • .4:0 0 1 Mr. A DOLNIU3 f4:4lolTti on the. same 44e 1 .7. Mr. WASEi said hettiOnldloid the'pettiglii . under the Act of Henry tl4! - Etgfilfil." l. refirviiig to himself the furtherconsidirktion es t to • whether he 'should authorize' wpsoceedinx.against. the:parlies for the penalties.. bop ,the evkleumeeziven. before : loin • that'day., Paul . ilowbiull Ives, in consequence,, he to bail; as Proprietor at thehintie, himself in 2.601. and het) suretlisin 1001. tkch,•-foi his 'good behaviour, tad , not to be found in it- gitnibling-house.lior - twelve. I months. ~. , Richard Bennett, William Heqestop,-m4Thoinas .'.Curios, !inspected of being concerned in.tbe conduct and managing of the house, were , bold to 'balf, - ,themseves in 1001. each, and two sureties each in 501.. on thaw: conditions. p, in Snsiier; the lion. Mrs. 111 opitnd, of a stillborn daughter. &ILES. - . fly Mr. SADIAIt, At his iiepository ; Glassell-4reri; TO -MORROW, J M:e ^ rig Ttstive, -3, •.A BAY GELDING, 15.1 bands MO ) S l .lews CIL d.rial of hlooil. nov4er .or 11 Sifillo• ; 11 ,i, „., 1... ~: watch ; a 4Themott Mare. 14 howls, 3 i whe. ii.,..:1, ~: w.•111f.,; or ilium', folitr.sA or 1 3 •1i.11,!i it C:11 , 11•11 II situ v; 4 ~._ nr6linc. 151 hawk high, outer of I) ..;..n.. t i r," tr01i, .. , , '7 . ii capital gi l t hose I Iwo tussidstb.ne Posse 0 ; t% i %ers I•r,i Journey Howl.; seveial 11;0 . 44.-bixrd g...n1 tnarliii:••,s 11. i!.. colthers ‘ ciirt.hotbet; haroefoes ; tos 7 ckri z , gi g .,, &,.. i,, Ike %hole IN L;sti. • To he slotted o.e Moriiitig of Sale. Public ti.ile 1);418 every Torittly nod Prielv. ............._„_. • ft....yal Ctreu•, 81i 4 u..... • ' By Mr. IL R. ATTItl..l', • . On the Preinarg, 1111 NON ILI Y, July 14 at Tu dye o'a , 4 rd '4 , ,..11, I - - r .e r 1 , . 1 4 i, , !hat . hASETIOLD iMILDI NC find PP Lt., Ar l s, Es , ~,i,i,or ~,, the ',.‘i en h St. ,re. B 3:ll;e ii . ~,,,,, miu!v yillvd the If t‘al eir..as. Upuyra: .f 93 Yelp. of tho • Le.,,r ar e yet unexpired. The Prrsiiim:r are is glitsfi ...oh , :,, 4 Siii!•ilt he opened the mulling wawn at a &mall expe..re. r,,r feither Pairlicselrrs apply in Mr. Bell, tniul Ave, Carlton-phicii in th e A art leaven; ur Mr. 't b unia . Attree, liritur, rfricht. , u. • littiratiareli Mier the fibure. will-besot, ia I.lll4(ahlt.p: tak, 4 by uppruiwmerit) the Clesuitelirie, rhiiimie, Stiller), Ile eLi.wrv. Drri.ef'•'&c. • ' 7 14 PRIV AT P. C 0 . 7.4 T MAC I. A SP.kCIOUS FitEEI-lOLD ownLibic. HOUSE, at I.l.loatn, in Starry, late in the nefup : ,.. ;inn ..f A rtatl:i Aiello, E.g.. It lutt misderp;ue a .thonast a ro. Slad entirely new papered. painie,l, airt tleeorutiti at a tenable pen( e, :41111 is fit fir the rere;4i oof a read and 111111:041111S family; it ettubti,4 tett b -4 ch na h ers. a athrm for servnts, and la.ts large /OA CU 71 1 , 41.111 afters ; A m , a greentetlu3et hot-hattie, and kitebe n - vr J ett. tusetho ith a lawn, nod walks, arnatori.test with rare au I curing,. emir. .in venni'. petit , ' • g etatiaissiog in the hale mo re d ui ; Iwo ismer.' This n 1 tee may be kept I‘,. wwlerate rt. ' . 60 04 e. to hilt it air •-very csatuf.44..retire meni . a .,1„ 40 iiimpadate, from tat viz.: run tittAsini of its rairm, 4 Very lar„m . 'Ftuthrr pattkular4. mat be known by eintuitia; at Vie hume Itsra; nr by 'lrked* to Mr. W. !Frank., jun. m p one the Ploeilrh. Chiphtna f to Mr 4 Stadia:tie, Mr. Arkeanalmn. lel, in the Strand ; Mr. Cr...h Na. 1. pawl net. Doctors' Common. ; Of Mr. 1)111C11161, Bak titatT-111011-r, Aiinriy opposite (be remit gate of 111 , . *built, at which several place. tirkeihs no Ay he tanained rut seeing it m.y day fermi twelve In ..ryte seklack. GFAUI•Nitt Aft) APPROVED AIIinICINES, -- . .I'relirrtl by $. SOLOMON,•fiI. D. Mend Omar, rear fAverponl. PITH e,olebrated C R 1) ALBALM of GILEAD, for flebilities 'llerYnas Oistonters. and Wroinv...l pr. sonar to the Female See, Loss of Appetite, Ilyarricill nnl Hr. whOodriacol Alrectioss, Loam's or Spirits, and all Nervoa isorders. • • 4 De. S losnotto Cordial Balm of Gilead It happile rakubti di fir the Weak, the Sirkiv, tint Infirm. IN all loorird Lowness of Zfplrirr, Weetketess.ia either See, whether hereditary, aequireil, or owing to Youthful Imprudence, Ilk kleelieb.e will afford the sepia nu neleeful relief. ANTI-ImpL.rtp EN IS; sir, Solumou ; s limps, is n rice superior to every oilwr Remedy yet diieovered in this or any other nee, for the spilcdy removal and radical cure of tun SCOUT v., Leprosy, Him ..... :sac or Gouty Pains, Serisfull or KilIZ'S • Evil, 'Ulcers of every Description, Swelled or lad tined Lep. .titc In Di-orders where Sally:vim has repeateellv faded, woes of Alter rem...ly could restarts the itithoppy Sufferer to that health he . enfursonately lost, the Atiti-Impet femurs have beta • f mod the'great and only remitter of health mid •Vie.mr. Drops purify the Bisod, anti restore the S 3 stein whets itopaiied by the insprodein st-e of Mercury. The above Medicines are inclosed Jo plain directions, with suryniting Cures, outhentiatted by Persons of Respectability, and are made up its tf•ottles, pike Dalf-a-Oninea each. Timm are also Family Hstttles. at Sys. cuutainiug Fuur of the smaller oues, wherein 9s. tire saved. ' TheABSTERtiENT LOTION efrnrs and 'benutifies theSiMi removes speedily, without pain Or trouble. nil kinds of Pimples, Tellers . , King-tons , Spots, Rednew, Swellings or. Carlimald I of the Nose, Blotches, and every S_pegles of Cutaneous Es-up ! (too. on the Surface : of the liuman Body. his Peculiar!) , Plow smit sit its operalion ; an agreeable snfurss, to the Skits imams dierely succeeds its use, it sweetens nrul refreshes the whole Complexion, Which regimes, at one and the same time, an eulivesseit nppeurartee. The Public 'have teen long -oin viefed of the cc. taint, vsf its success as a _safe and certain re. May far Ilerpetic Complaints in general. Pirli4s. ful. Hat. pintsis. 911. Observe the vs aril "Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraver on the Siam('; all others are counterfeits. Sold by all Venders of Gelatine Sledieines in the United 111,Ingslom. Of -whom may tilvu be hot, Ile SOL;9%loll'Slnstly celebrated tiUIDE to 11 CALTR; or, AilYiet tri both Sexes, price 3.. rr Dr. SOLOMON es peas when consulted, the meal rolupilment otts•One Pound: Note ; lout all written Cases or .totters of Advice, if answered at his leisure, are requested to istelok only Halfai-Guinea. Such letters should for safety, he this directed :—". Money letter. Dr. Solomon, GileadAnuse. sear Liverpool. Paid d sable Postage." Letter ..T . 2: or dered to be addressed to X. Z.. or A. &dike P'. ailed fur, . . , . • El3(l,l'l[li kc:-41essrt. GOS.i and CO. con- L!throe todieect *bele attention to those Diresiset which the .pawers of the coati itut inn become enfeebled; and their et ' perience in such erases. during it long and anecessial practice. eintbles them to offer to peras,ii. a • atiiieled.A. 51f4: .rtnff speedy re , stailation Mound and vigorous health. A eeit.tin disorder, (re fluently contracted in a moment of intoxication ; as al..* iii frerpient concomitants, strictures and elects, are by their plan of trentmesd ( without restraint in diet or elerctse) speedily nud effectually cured; awl where an early applw cation is made. tin discover of the infection, the cntriplaiet is frespiefitly • removed in two days. Ilv professing lively the cure of such. crimplaintty, atel in • order tam they tarty not he marked by a mistaken few with the obloquy s e justly attached to life ignorant empiric, Messrs. Cowhand co. iniuk it lon ;mike themselves to suite, that they . have hem ergttlarly erlionued in every branch of the profession (certificates of w Melt from different biopics':, and trstinonnals from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the use eec resulting from their eittleavtain first Motored them or quit itie practice ni the ;curtil practitioner; aria they prit , tone that their Ketensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with whirl) they' have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Tn be, consulted at their throe doily, doily, by either sex, 'personally or by letter, with secrecy limo., and attention. 'Letters are expected no coinuM Bea note ttr totlvice and medicines. Giss and Co. Surgeons, Or Itoniverie-ssreet. Fleet-street. STRICTUKES, 'IMPRESSED with a cousciousuess that their de• i viiiti..4) from the general plan Itas tern highly benehrial Io others, and improved in their prole•isional acquirements by vie Maturity of sitar twenty yearo experience, Sie.srs. and CO. continue. with unabated nriiotir, the rradicatou of those disorders which are the consequence a illicit itelnli:edero or the destructive habits of the incisasiderate ScOnl-boy. Ir professing the cure tlf these Cionpkint., they hold tut an is dbcrment hi vice hut. seswihte aii men must he of the et• isience of sinch cal al t irs, they IT.r their assistance as regslodf. educated Surgeons of London. nod of the :RANA College Edinburgh. In :all vacs or Stith% litic Infection, and in er e ! compinint of Debility IL-licfeocv, whetit,a. wising from the infatuation of a certain desti uct we habit, lorg residence is Warm climates. free living, nr ;thy toner eau-e prodocisitg a &bows of maid!, vieour, the" patient irmy rely on a ser,dy Mia m i to rizoraus health. Their iMproved plan of owing Sick:low% the Urethra has been attended xi ith peculiar succew. sl. 6cinfr. of tea and focus). yents' durativi base Veldrd ilseir (Pe"' • meat in the Nhort period of three weeks. Scceral Nol•Irn" • stud Clem Witten of he first re , pertali II ity, who lot re [about eft. this Akira! and distressfng disease, having rereived a radical :.!d. perm:went cure, partiettlativ regur4 that re f e r e nce mit, wad:._ 1.• them, ns satisfactory evidences of dip decided taw , f 1t1e.!1%. ' Currie a n d Co.'s Nun . of Treatment. hinny of thsse ' Gentlemen had hero tinder the care of Messrs. Home. tle 4 "; side„ and other Furgroos of equal emneore, whonttenelo" their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, who' ll success: eor±. Corti. nqd Co. ma! tse consulted by patients of either sex y with the greniest secrecy all honour, at their hoot. Nu't , H ail, I so•virden Pearints to the country are requested to state the K i n. of their p;:s., nee, and general of li. log, &v. fcc. rernistimce for advice and medicines. when the $I e b. , Rican nr wi l t. to any pan or the kingdom. TO etsitt of past ; ecy ,n-essential-essential ha their undertsik the postage I may be folded to the neenant for Medicine , . !th; • - Primed seal tintflftheititl,. fiorni. a A t erATE4.I4III Wrics. 67. tlciti • ... f