The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-16 00:00:00

!i; ri; 1 .. •-• Frog TILE LONDON GAZETTE, Jibs 14. enalliellerg ”- W. LansleY awl W. Matt, At Hill, Cbettealtain, uscalmen—J. sad J. Walter, Printing is ore, printers ......sw E. Johnston, T. Mosley, aadG. yeossavd, Whitehavea, grocers by the loreW tr.teo of the Cinque Port —J. H. Noble, G. Robertson, H. Hoot, told W. Branfool,lrad- t riti bf Wast Viiestant* for tile Ciavoe Port . of Sandwich, 1 ing at Bahia, in the Branlis, • Imerelutats—T. and J. F. Barker, , aid wan, 'Ports, aid Ji-gabesS wi th in the sonic. Birmingham , litters -drapets—M. Slaughter, E. Gainsford, and ' t 0,.. „„ Ait n ; air o r, 1 ay. Tilted August 31, 1811. li :E W. Stoughter,jun. St. Martin's-lane, cheesesnongers. nod J. cos : Elq. Dated to, aboie. A. Jourdan, dpital-square, silk-snantafacturei—W. and J. .t . avusd. P.A. shard as above. N a. li Wright, Wo'llllllll, Tideswell, Derbyshire, tobacco-manufac cifteuis Clerk. Dated as above. turers—A., Adams, J. Woodrow, and P. Templcuta, Daritam f Shome. EN. Dated a? ) ab"re• lines-drapers.. Preeto.Askir Kebow , r.r i . :tied rebruary 18, 1812. . .. Pbalp Havens, Esq. Dated D ' Ce d a r 12, 1812 iy CtinWthaloassigeed by the Lord Lienteaant of the Canty of NoUlagbars. NottiusgliinseldreJleginsent of Militia. Ew es y a ,, o rb m ,r, w a s o be 14,sateoass. Dated .1 one 24, ISiz. Ensign Nit-bolas Beass.to be ditto. Dated as above. /Imes Andewl. OHS. lobe Ensign. Dated as ebove. B:stadsboy.. Gee:. to he Ensign. Dated as above. Clusrles Tawasttend Nelms to be Captain, vice Potklingtos. Dated June2s, 1811- . Coanniselial ague* by the Lard Lieeteitant of the Comity of • tioettin. Boston Yeomanry Cavalry. Bartholomew aitypom Gent. to be Lieutenant. ?I% OHL Paul Pell, Gent. tole Gernet. • Dated as above. Louth Yeomanry Cavalry. dam Eve, Gest. to he lacnteinint. Dated Jane 2 1 41812. Lamm! Hardy, Gent. to lie Cornet. Dated as abnve. Grimsby Volunteer Infantry. Miebsel Marshall, Esq. to he Captain. Pitted June 30, 1812. Gmarge Parker, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. • fieorge Williarnsoe. Gent, to be Lkutetraot. Dated as above. • Wistiert Joys, Camt, to he ditto. Ikited as ahnve. Fdmund 11. Carriti, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above,. John Loather, Gent. to beFitsigii. Untied as above. fitmege Oliver, brnt. to be ditto. Dated at shrive. WlMmi•Pirrey, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Lindsey Regiment of Local Militia. Thomas Any, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated July 9, 1 8 1 2 . Consentssioin signed by.the Lord Lieutemot of the County Pa latine of Lancaster. William Blundell, Faq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated May ft, 1812. . . Le Gewire mere , " Eta. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated May 90, 1812. Jobs *wide. jun. Faq. to hr ditto. Dated as above. lit Battalion of. Royal Lancashire Militia. Jobs Forbes, •Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 9. 1812. George Hibbert, Gent, to be ditto. Dated June 10, bill. Thomas Bound, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 11, 1812. William Loftus, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated April 0, 1812. 2d Battalion. Jobs Wilde, Esq. tolse Captain, by Brevet. Dated January 15, 1812. 'Jobe Wriest, Gent. to X: Ensign. Dated August 18, 1811. William Lowe, Gent. to be ditto. Dated February 26, 1812. Joshua Ilartley Hargreaves, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 97, 1811. Xenworthy, Gent. to be ditto. Dated February 28, 1812. Battalions. Thanes Braddyil Esq. to be Majoe. Dated Jane 25, 1812. John Mahony, Gest. to be lieutonint. Dated April 11, 1812. William Hallworth, Gent, to be ditto. Dated Juue 10, 1812. Hallworth, Gnat. to be Ensign. Dated January 31, 1812. William Legit Hilton, Gent. Its be ditto. Dated April 24,1813. Jahn Flemiog, Geor. to be ditto. Dated June le, 1812. Local Militia. • Anoianderness Regiment. John Palmer, Esq. to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated May . 2s, 1812. John Cattle, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated March 5, 181'1. John Fox, Gest. to be ditto. Dated March 95, *lBl9. .711171.1 Beek, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 5, 1812. Edward Green, Geol. to be ditto. Dated May 9. 1812. Blathburn Lowe. Division Regiment. William Clayton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Apia 30, 18111. Dul:on Regiment: • • • James Slater. Cent to be Liet.tewadt. Dated May 90, 1812. James Howeroft, Gent. to he trim Dated as above. /Helmet Watson, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as !Howe. James Whitehead, tient. in be ditto. Dated as above. • Lake Aide'', Dew. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Thames Ainsworth. Jan. Gent. to be ditto. Dated as shrive. Henry Castles Wittkias,Gent. to be linsign. Dated May 20, 1819. John Morris, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as above. Le)land sad Ornskirk Regiment. ;an Formby, Esq. to be Captain. Dated %aril 8,1812. Edward Swanson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 1. 1019. Newton and Faitsworth Regiment. themes Charles Jackson, Gent, to be Lieutenant. , Dated JBlll, I,lsly_ R . Jobs Roe, Gem. to he F:usien. Dated ai abode. Georp Law, Gent, to he ditto. Dated is above. OMbam Regiment. Abraham Crompton, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 11, 1011. Present Regiment. Thomas Mercer, FA. to be Captain. Dated Mardi 28,1812. Jnas Wilma, Gent. to be Lieutenant. listed as above. Lawrence Gottain Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Jobs - Is/maim. Gent. to be Ensign. Dated a• above. Thomas Birch Bptsakinan, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. I latted and Hilline Regiment. Daniel Bruatihnrst, Esq. to be'ditto. Dated 'Vey 16.1812. AC 'Main A.. IYoudburar, Gent. to be Ensign . . Dated as abaft. t. Wigan Regiment. Charles Standhh, Esq. to be Ciptaie. Dated November 21. 1811. - Thomas Peet, f'sq. to be ditto. Dated April 4i, 1812. James Orate, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated November 16, 1811. Joseph Connery, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 90, 1 5 12. William NVins :alley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 98, 1812. ilk. Gent. to he l'a , l7a. Dated November 23, 1811. Lloyd Davis, Gent. to he dig." Dated Apr I'_e, 1812. James Reason, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May id. 1812. J. Gent. to he di to. lilted at above. James Hawarden, lieut. to be Surge.m. Dated August 15, 1811. Commissions in the Western Battalion of Dorset-bite Local Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieuten.tat. Ensign Hugh Beach to be Lieutenant„ vice Urqubart,.resigned. Dated JUee 13, 1812. Ensign Joseph Ewe's to be ditto, vice Smith, resigned. Dated June le, 1812. • Ensign William Garland to Le ditto. Dated June 17, 1812. LAW INTELLWENCk. • • COURT Of MOMS BENCH, Jut', 13. • • THE KING T. JOSHUA GREEN. Thii wits an indictment against the Defendant, a respectable merchant in Lawrence Ponntueplane, for receiving two serous of indigo, knowing-them to have been stolen : they having been. in fact obtained from the Loudon Ducks by means of a foreign ordei for delivery. Mr. SuLYthOR.GTNERAL opened the (sitcom stances of tie case, as they were below preyed in evident". Dated Jose Philip Wright, Warehouse-keeper of Wareboost No. 2, North side of the London Decks, proved thataiessrs.Wllougall and Co. on the 3d January last, had a quantity of indigo warehoused in the docks. - - , • Richard Coogan proved, that on the 3d of Janua ry last, , a person presented himself with an order, purporting to' be an order from M'Dougall and Co. for the delivery of two Berens of their indigo, and ' which were delivered accordingly, and put into a truck at the door. • • • . The order was produeed, and proved to be a forgery, by a clerk in the house of M'Dougall and Co. William Cossinx4 a porter at Philpot-lane, stated, that a person, whose name he formerly knew -to be Eustace, but who then called himself Jones, en the 3d of January applied to him to get a truck, sad go with him to the London Docks in,order to bringaway two serons of indigo, and promised him five shillings for his labour. lie accordingly procured the truck, and Jones *tent with him to the Docks, and , the in digo Was loaded on it. By Jones's direction he got a soldier to assist him, and they carried the indigo to the house of Mr. Green, in Lawrence Pountney lane. While they were at the top of the lane Jones gave the Witness a knife, and told him to cut out the marks and bring them back to him, where he waited. Just as 'he got to the door he met Green, who desired a young man to assist him, and they car ried the indigo into the warehouse. The Witness 'then, as Jones had directed him, began to cut out the marks. Green, while he was doing it, came from his counting-house, and asked what he was about, desiring him to desist, saying if ho wanted the marks, he would give them to him on paper.— But the Witness said his employer had divested him to cut elf the marks and he would do it. Green said, how could he send them out without the marks? but the Witness persisted in doing it. Jolly, the Thames Police'Officer, stated, that the forgery having been discovered, he traced the goods to the Defendant's. On the 17i11 he called upon him, when Green readily admitted he had bought them of one Wimp, who, be said; lived somewhere. in Orury-lane, and shewed the indigo to the Officers. Jolly, that same afternoon; foand Wimp's lodg ings, which were in a lower room in flarford-court, Di-Airplane, and took himself into custody at a pub- . lic-house in Lime-street. Chris. Wimp was then called, who, stated, that a man of the name of smith, introduced to him a per son of the name of Jones, who represented that he had this indigo to sell in the 'Docks ; that lie men. tioned it to Green, and that Green bought it of him, as the agent of Jones. He underwent a long exami nation as to his intercourse with these several partis, but gave no satisfactory explanation. It was also proved that the value of the indigo was 1 7s. ld. and 7s. 7d. per lb. for the different serons, with an abatement of 21 rer cent. for ready money; and that the Defendant purchased at Gs. 3d. and 6s. 9d. After a very Mile speech in defence by. Mr. GUE NET, several most respectable persons gave the De fendant the best of characters, as a merchant of honesty and integrity. The Jury found a verdict of -L-Nut Guilty. FRANcES SMITH V. LUKE LTOXS. This was an action brought by a young woman of, 28 years of age, who had been some years the nurse of the three children of Mr. Robinson, widower, a merchant of Londett, and a speciel juryman, against a brewecat Shadwell, for a libel, to - which the D.N. felidant had pleaded not guilty. .It appeared that ' the children of Mt. Robinson were left under the Plaintiff's _care at Ilerne Bay. near Canterbury, for the liest bathing season, and that the Defendant, with his wife and four children, were lilting the same we ; tering Piece. Mr.. Robinson . and 'the DAmealaChad ! been acquainted many years, - and civitittei were ' shewn by him to Mr. Robinson's children;•during their father's absence, at ilerne Hai: `4lsinon as the Plaintiff . returned to town with the children. of Mr. R.obision, ahe told her master that thiDefend ant had been taking the grossest fihertiess . with her; in cOniequence of which Me; R. verote:ii Rots to 'the ;Defehdibt i losho called upon Mr. 14' Iji : eimaggineoce Mi., -R. addressed him, " Are yea not shad of . yonroetr, Mr. Lyons?". The. &readout repled, that the Plaintiff had been fiefirehand with him, as , he saspeeted Os would be; bUthe would shew Mr. It. What ti,pretty w—re he had in Ms hoese. Ha then told a tale Which 10 greatly astinished Mr.IL dual he I asked the; Defendant whether-he had any objection to plO if into Irriring? The Pefendatit replied; " Cootain. 14 not, .for list intended ' to hey& written' it tailim." 1 . e . thenAllefated and**. R. wrote the 'ianistill, of, 1 - • ' thrett or four sides of piper, which NIA . &I libel , complained of. The WOMa'apokou 'orthi:fileititiff Were JO the degree libellobs is to her charge.] .ter ittict Cepulatien sod dii'elosed ilii . Mait diworthyl " alid ilegradipg'ennauct on the dart of the Defendant, `who Trolled to Cod In' till 144 2 ant he was actuated only by a desire to distowet * feet Cherl_t-, ter of his friend'scanfideutial nuese, 4 •l9 ' Making t h e , , overtarei to her . which he c94sistled te'have nufde:' and cold,fidecliteed; thht 0041 h Wad nicee' , Mantilla t 1 **tan to. hoe 4444'14g' fr sity: of3llo4(Vaortioy be e miii.6 ------ _.-2.t - Lvivi • • •-- Crdorts•Ogre. .f V., 11, 1812. ItIRSIBER RETOLN TH SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Soroogh of (kagnpnund. The Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, of Atop's-build hlgs, New-road, in the count, of Middlesex, is the room of the Honounable tieorge Augusto* Frederic k Cochrane, who to accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. DIVIDENDS. August 17, E. Ramey, Bristol, dealer in earthenware—Aug. 37, R. Bondy. Bristol. brewer—Aug. 20, ft Barosdall, Sawby Field. Derbyshire, heat-builder—Au g. 20, T. Prestos, "Alder- az:tottery, sarultosseuiati— hug. 12, W. Ball, Newcastle-upon- 1 Ty're, riutner—A ult. 11, V. Part, North Shields, anrittussalls... Aug. 11, L. A. Adlington, Liverpool. totsacconivt_Aug, gq, R. haws, New Loudon-week, merchant—Aug. 15, J. D. limes vs. Walbrook merchant — Aar . 8, J. Pekin , Queen-street, thenpaitle. stationer—Aug. 11, T. Kellett. 1 ir.ningkies baker , ...Aug, 4, J. Burman, ilackury.rsad, flour.tactor--/14. 4, J. sod J. • Brown. Kinston-upon-1101, int rchenets—Aug. 4,•J. Peat nod W. Smith, Piccadilly, suddlers—Aw* 4. W. Eames, • Little Moorlields, stable.legpee- ; Jul) 18, W. Hall, Silver- i street, Caeapside, Mareckeeter.walkhousetbas—Aug. 5, I. Re. Wow), Wintelviives, mercer-3°ly li, R. fluilkeskYi ll.ttiog. ham-streel. Mai"-le•beine, iserelmist—Auit: 4, a P. Carruthers, Wand. iotters-oMee Leeper—Avg, 4, W. Andertos and It. Ligkusiters, Chori.,y .Lan c ashire, cones -spinners—Aug. 4,R. i Musides, Borough; Southwatik, lineo r desper— Almost 4, R. Clarits4 Upper Georgemlreet, 34asclwstrempswe. IsPhalstrrer —Aspire q, C. Greenwood, Bradley ilia, Laacsalaire, cotton twiat spinner. , CERTIFICATES—Anson 4. t aw • W. D.Onesood, Bristol, winessereksat—J. Breaks ,6a . Not, Ililyclunetth—S. Grant, Carittesian-elere4, kdl in ore. - . cal l opp...T. %sod, 'Macclesfield" 4farr—W; BreOks. • rest. gastbrirk, cau , enter- , - P. iillafiloCeMol/1/811 • B. W . LikawatC,Stolotdthire, • Cruelq D. Terrier, sei. sad D. Terneydua. Milliliciel rspeessleen—W. Ousk o 7. Wei -11.#4.6 VissifeMbkelliane; - ‘p . . "''' ••*• o* * xafilliEltilllPll - • 11.`11MILOW•stkir, Foriey, kl it Ig, Safer, nel ll es — ll . (3 • 10 , 11111 0 T 1 it Y rr ti !!.i. aid 7;.-7 - -.‘ - • POI iumsgeoro • ~~ ~ , ..... - , • • .T Li* aols.t.bh: e bid air n ' ? r s ed per t , o p i n w t ea it r to to th t e his De na fe :ra da ti n v t el, at taken (3ed:to witness for the truth of it, and' had , called for a Bible that-Mr. R. might swear him (which i he refused to do, as_unatithorised), he could have no objection to sign the paper. lie demurred to this at Ent ;but at last dirt so. Mr. it. testified that this con. ; intfligition was net made to'bim in;confidence. Capt. I Greta, the brother-inziaw of Mr. R. who. was called I *a a witness by the Defendant, was not present at the . beginning of the dictation,;..but was !tent for by I the desire of the Def e ndant, had the for Mer pan read over to him, and was present at the writing of the latter. lie teilifiecrflilit When' Mr:- Robinson asked the•Defentlint ea sign the - paper, the Defendant ob jectekthat it was made in confidence- and he could net be asked toilign it: Upon Mr, Robinsetes press intit, the Defendant grew angry,. and offered to go 1 before the Lord Mayor and swear to its truth.— When the Defendant had signed' if, Mr: Robinson folded up the• 'paper, pat it into his packet,' and ! said, that-the Plaintiff Might make what use of it she pleased. The Plaintiff was still in the service of Mr: Robinson. lord elt.csnonoccu told the Jury of the distinction between protected confidential communication , as of a friend to the master of a seriant, for the benefit of the master; though to the detriment of the servant, and the malicious slander ; and desired : them to con sider, whether, in this case, the Defendant had not gone as much beyond the limits of delicacy and uti. lity, in communicating to Mr. Robinsdn the sup posed chiracter of the Plaintiff, as lie had exceeded the limits of honour and manly dignity in himself laying snares to tempt her chastity. if the dis gusting circumstance he had described were true, his temptation was malicious; and if it was false, his li bel was so. - IThe Jury, after retiring for about half an hour s found a verdict for the Plaintiff, damages 301. SCOTCII Wharf. Filsa (Mardian), Leith , Prompt (Davidson), do. Perthshire (Illenderson), Don dee and Perth MGR WATER AT LONDON 81 Morning, 56 minutes after 6. I Eveni& POLICE:. 141 vet ink. • - • , - 7 Y L ` c SI ;LICKS . Alrriutd. Salt. 14 July 113 July, 1 2N00 4 , 1 9, —9, A, d. 19 ( 19, -9,A. Y. LOGE •ruts DAy r, 19 minute's after ;• THE ROYAL FAMILY, and Ladies and Ge n . Remo of Fashion, in &gland, use PR I NCL's Olt !UN NAL LONDON RUSSIA OIL, fbr winistering thy-hair ‘‘ h. R diessing I it is do great is srurisher to hair, If used constant, ver a hair will full of or turn grey; in short, where there it hair by nature, anti it has got Wain bald, by using the 16, 11 Oil regularly, yOu may rely on its being restored. e t ." Gentlemen that were bald, hive declared, raw using C o o 1t,,,, sin Oil regularly for six mouths, the bald places. berrrse opt vered with hair ; give it a fair trial by using it remit:l;ly, it cannot have iht effect if only applied at intervals; t i., 1 ,„.,, ty eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskets i t o dish or grey. It is te hest prep tration in the world far serving mid promoting the hair. Several who hod used t h e RUSSIA OIL for years, mad frogs the use of Ilan ;dime, n ot hair fell nil, or turned grey; but being persuadeit b y their Ilair-dressrrs to use other Oils that is advertised, as they :it , cheaper, but in the end found them the dearest; their hair fe;l off, or sensed grey, have declared they st ill use nn whyr ti, , 4 the RY , Yilt Oil in future, it tieing the best article for maisteiiii.c the hair when diessing ; as it keeps real or false hair 'if its ni t . turn) class and curls. A e.o m.—As n get of Swindlers have eonnterfcitcrl tio Russia Oil. dud given it for sa'e r t flair-dresser,' shi t , g :r . they persuade it is the genuine. to deceive, have iinhated 14 0 Euile mid s4guature on the cover. •To prevent the like imp* sitio:f, and as Mille security. the Proprietor has lease of th e Commis-inners of his slajesty's Stamp Office, to has e ha, 'QM* " A. Prince," printed am, the Government Stang , wh elf 1,1.6 the outside of the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting 14. which is felony. Ladies nod Gentlemen will be particntar to obseree the &oils Caution, as matey lime been mated to puichase the collat e s felt. Ask for Prinre's London Russia Oil. at Ss. per bottle; or o se bottle, cmonininic four wnall, at 11. Ys.; ore sit !Urge bUf.ies, yl 51. deity Included. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Maw o. street (observe it I. hut ti Shop, It 6 a Private House, Nu. 7); and by appoimmetit, by %tr. Smyth, Perfuiner to Majesty. 'New Baud-street; liendrio and Som. Prrfuturn her Majesty. Titebborue-street, Goldeetsqvnre ; Bayley p Blew. Pennine& to the Prince and Princess, and Duke s Duchess of York, 5, Coaspur-street ; Neat/err% and Son, 4 4 St. Paul's Cottrell-y(11, di Dicey and Sutton, Bow • Church-y, Barclays and Fleet-market; Butler, 4. Chearso: Shaw aid I:dwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Berry; Jul. 6 . son. (ire. k street; Low. 14.10.• Strand ; Gaitie, 52, New llot 1. street; Itip s e, e 5. Chettpside ; Davison and Sun, 59, Fitt * street; Bacon, Os ford-street. After perusing the respectable Venders is London who st Prince's Russia Oil, it nom be evident that he 6 the 460, Proprietor, ail miters are counterfeits, and the sellers ilLpti _ _ UN lON-HALL. In consequence of the active enquiries of the Offi cers belonging to this Office, assisted by Mr. Rot ;hon., the oweei• of the wherry from which, as stated in a former Paper, a large and valuable parcel of ostrich feathers, and several bales of tine siik, were stolen, several suspected persons have been appre hended, and sent from this Office to the ThaMes I'o lice-Office, a6d yestejday Mr. Hotehons and Goff discovered a considerable quantity of the stolen silk and feathers concealed in a:stable in Wool Pack .,yard, Gravel-lane, in the Borough. Whilst they were searching the stable, a man well known to the Officers came into the premises, and was immodiately taken into custOdy ; he underwent a long examina tion, and was recommitted. "f he man who removed the goOds from the wherry to their place of conceal ment iu his cart, is also in custody. QUEEN-SQUARE OFFICE. Yesterday, at this Office, rather an important de cision to market gardners took place. John Gay wood, the Collector of 'foils at Queeu's Elm Gate, Chelsea, was summoned before Mr. FISLOING, for having, on the Bth inst. demanded and received toll for a cart laden with manure, beton - ging to Mr. W. Wilcox, a market gardener, of Fulham. The pre tence under which Defendant demanded toll, was, that notwithstanding the cart was laden with manure foi the cultivation . of the land of the Complainant, the rope by which the baskets were tied to the cart, were hanging to the cart's side, and therefore that, 'the vehicle was not to be cousidered as laden with manure, and consequently not within the meaning or the Act. Messrs. ROGERS and Son, Solicitors to the market gardners, attended on behalf of the Com plainants, and it appearing clear that there was no foundation for the demand, the Defendant pleaded guilty. The penalty sought to be recovered was 51. GUILDHAI.L. Yesterday Mr. Thomas Levett, an eccentric cha racter, was examined before Alderman ATKINS, on suspicion of having stolen two pictures--one a Sea Engagement r the othir a Sporting subject. The Constable who had the Defendant in custody stated, that he met him at a late hour on Tuesday night with thepictures under his arm, in Fleet-street. On requesting him to give an account how he came by them, he refused all explanation, and behaved in a most irregular manner; in ceusequence of which he was taken to the Watchhense. • '; The Worthy A!dermau on this occasion put the . A CHALLENGE. questions following : MESSILF. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late is Q. How do you gee your bread?—A. By paying . his Majesty's service, challenge the whole *world ti for it at the baker's. prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method it Cure have failed of the desired erect. The practice of many Q. What are you, Sit ?—A. I bear the form ;of a scars in this particular branch of their profession has dot given .111111 h. rise to one unsuccessful case. They cantioue to direct theis 41. .flow do you get the money to pay for your s i e E ti i e tv l s th: Ot t i r t e t tm t :i v n in t and cu t se a of o V e E E w A h l :c.t C , tweed By cultivating a small piece of. ground. consequence of the pernicious and wasteful e l ltects n'f a hid.it luau Q. Where ?—A. 1n Kent. - • and mod unhaiipily pursued by the inuilts of both sexes. I the oar it•.tritl Sc blued to be the unfailing source of 13no4ronest Q. Kent is ti.coutity ; what part ?- A. At North. tb other have he ravages fatally. dovelaperl to them toy n do. flePt. .tressing state of debility. which, If net timely remedied, fermi' The Magistrate then iulurmed him that it 4vas the " .1 1 .7.',"..'„',"„" 1 4_,7„t, ' T ote -4 :f ar m e a. i .% I re a affi lest and a ti a l l i d n v i n i t rt r u a : e i c ir l' o 4 . duty of the o ffi cers to prevent the remosal of stolen, roils c ompl,:t i nts.: usually chararterise r the on er rtiest wages- or le It goods by night, and therefore the Defendant was cx, Ruch a linhit; their treatment is sinipic. ma! has never proved w 0: solitary vice t of .. perssas languishing uader disorders hicideta pected to give a proper account of the manner by j eigecerg4i if course of suleuz. lateiruiu.i, nail much townie • which he had obtained the propeity. • practice. la the molt obstinate amid complicated cases of li f t' The Defendant, with all submtision to j us sio e , I 'wren! intletion f .suclins obstructions in the urethra, spongy est then informed the Alderman that he had lodged at : g twpoary . 'tall°lll °ice "' eruine." ' Daffy's, in Salisbury-square, during some tune past, I '•• • STRICTIORGS, and with respect to the pictures, he had purchase 4 whether recent or of long- duration. nod which have h,mrd tM , skill tof ether prartioners. are, 'by their .pretent improved pia one from Mr. Owen, successor of Mr. Macklin, in of treatment, ekectaally 'mud permanently eared, without 111 Fleet-street, and the other from Mr. Ecfora t . in Tu- which tiegicutry felllesws the p P aCil l I ind atiun :firrileinfolLe'rflucals4,.:„ doss-street. • In the cour,e of sweats years even-ise pro el ice in this metro. andThtletereAwaldeli r rea ma s n a a n isc to h b a e rg li ed eve h t i h m e , t c ri on tti vi o n f ced his t s h t l o t rt t r li t s iw ou r m e :r4ru . s the total } e t r r a ilr ici rei ii4 h o :64: f. b .h eet i ca b od 6 a 4. r if ed i a r i 4 1 ) . 1, 11;1; ; gale , certain, and expert (ion, mode of practice. superior twins was an oddiellow, but net a criminal. . other )iet• 'roes weakness, relaxation, OKI deliilii, Mr. Lovett then told the keeper who had him. in ProeSeoillit .emolPitiiit , is speedily removed•:""" t enitOly, that be would give cause to remember him, 4r uptiz i i rz:r r ed In a vigtous r Bot . wh l e t ; . r . f r t ir he antl triesitilstely presented a guilt* recommending cense" Ifs. ate; chit stri! l t i tirt e htrlierti e elestr .e urid, is in' thtesarne as a scarce artiele, and good fir sore eyes. - ditilensatir'reiler"lie rorl'eswei the dombeolog sparks lift' ' ; 4114 so re'slidr.S. 'be —witi t !'issum* Several No kitten snit ;airmen of the first respectability cAtritilLn.-The public are cautionerEagelestia at Inuit Welt audedittweare isfArevrs: Currie and•Cik for the re. 1 1, 4 11105 t the. meth , sovietise/4i, &r. I aud baring 'of swindlers, who are committing depredations, by " 1141 oren"' ritceived radVanted permanent cure, request that referencrt passing the. notes stolen from: the Chertsey Sauk a , mbssoe siren ta-tinoesso Altioet Hy/ sr ideates 4 : ow decisive twiliem'outh tiAe. The stolen notes, which titive,re.. t a tt l e4ioos of Meyer `. conic. and oo.'s rkiu treatment . ;of niece Gentlemen tomie mitt ailreilifto•ftvito went twat/. eentlY fseett 'Palate eiicitikenin,are dated to the Ifith . mous, oadisailiteco inaler.uie care or Messes. Howse. tleavisidos efluty, - 1811, and berate* been stePried•at eviify. and miller tithrgenseeiteipail etatt,Afer. who attempted Ole esti eter blinlitigt.lkestife •he the kingdom, bet aye pet tart", *Jr,!heatllo koeigiveshi: Avow C tunic , tome,. m, Currie and Co. mayw: he rototted by either SOS, *it' ' person in the 'country. After.the ;ebbe% Mir ht ttreseen delicacy, secrecy, and honour, mt their basic, N o . iisintors of ` bank issued Ott*, IkOttAtriPP , Flatten garden. June.lBA—lo/. Ilaritrogarden. Lidit s and Gentlemen residing in the country, by inelosing t' money in a litter to the Proprietor, will send by return tl (-opinion, also Country Shopkeepers. sets ( ing their i.rderli to nay w bnlesale Perfumers or Medicine Vet o den they deal with in London, will receive liberal allow:mile. r HE GUrDE TO HEALTH having passel AL through a nuintierof Editions, and experienced a sale in, precadenicdly great, has been now reprinted with many inn pavements. rind it may he with confidence ir-serterl, that su vne lunisle a Publication to the afflicted in cenerril has never beta printed in this OF auy other language The weak rind delicate female—Me' youth who ha. Just tittighed his euncation nt any gl the public seinpiarirs--„lbe aged,. a lio are dripping under i li to r• der, origniming front an Impurity 'of the bin's:is-people of foghorns-studious persona of a easifinerl nod sedentary life—ai also those iidlicted with nervints °anon*, in general, will ad tolimoin's Guide to Health" ia faithful commulihn and an amusing instructor: in. sliwt, at person who 'alms hue ets)gy• ment of a goad -toe of hriails, will he a moment i'lithuut being po.-egovl of the mint *ireful, cheap, stainable. aad impsrlio anak ever publish... 4 The hidden sources of we/ikon's and debility with whiff thousands not, titllieted, are herein laid open, and Übe meals 01 rcstoriiiil/11 in llie blessings of trenlth rind strength, f. illy and un- I ply comiiiimicmert, Londpits Said hy..3latliews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand; eh' by all Ike 'Booksellers in the Visited Kiricharn. prier $•• Thia. Edition is enriched with many valuabk iwtneuveinealt, collected from experimental testimony, end calculon'ed In M. prove thetheiilth and VI elltaietf all thine a tin ohservd its ulnas nit ions. DEBILITY., Sec.—Messrs. GOS and 0C) cono tinue to direct their attention to those Dis..nses. by whirl the powers of the constitution . become enfeebled; noel their es • penener in such eases, during a . Icing and Aucceosful prartite, couble• t Iletbl to offer to perwmo so afflicted, ri safe nud s peed, rs. wile:aims bs stiund Mid 'vigorous health. A certain di-en der, fres quently contracted In a 'moment of intoxication ; as sits its frequent concomitants, strictures ad glee ts. are by their plan of treatment ( without restraint it. diet or exercise) speedily and effecliptlly cured; and where tin mirky aptly. cation is made. en discovery of the infection, the ri omilatat is frequently re ad in two days. By professing who sively the cure of such complaints, and in older it at they may not he marked by is mistaken few with the. ()Warm) ,o jititly attached to the ignorant empiric, Meson. Cow 11 11 :P. think it but justice to themselves to state, that the; fi have been regularly educated in every branch of the profession @Mentes of which from different hospitals, and (0,61111 , 0i:4,s fruits tba most eminent Physicians. they have to convince any i 54111 7 31 thnt the success resultim from their endeavours fi rst judo . theta to quit the practice of the general practitioner; as•td they presume that their pretensions eoratitute a fair ground :for Ihr unprecedented entibtlettee with which they have, by the IPultlits been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their hoist daily, by either sex, personally or by letter, with pretvry.thi limey. and attention. Letters are expected to contaia a Rant note for' advice mid medicines. Cuss nod Co. Stirgeorn, 13, Bouverie-street. 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