The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-11 00:00:00

fectivepoitat ? Who, indeed, but one whose object is to leave the security of the subject exposed and aAssilable. But it is not my opirion that the evil ccotplained of arises from any defect in our Coati.., tution ; on the contrary, in this case as in 'evert . 1 other, where men complain of the Government, the fault arises from a disregard to the Constitution, from practices contrary to its •injuctions and pre : cepts. No ; we should be all-safe and secure " gal life and fame, and goods alio'," as Lord COKE ex, presses it, if the Constitetiothiat rigidly adhered to. Hut life and fame have been attacked in the present', case, in direct violation of /he Constitution ; and 1 when every honest mind it brimful of indignation and horror at the contemplation of such things having been done—tritvmphantly done, in the face] of insulted Heaven, and in defiance of the laws, and, with the obscene mockery of a Petition presented to', those very persons who ought to be the guaranis of the law ; then, to calm this indignation, the knit is fathered upon the Constitution itself. We are told that there is a defect in the law, that some cun, ning persons have the art to evade all the wise Pri-, cautious!), which our ancestors intended to soots uh, that they hate given the Constitution the Eit-es, and that nobody is to blame ; no, not even the noble persons who have practised this honourable and pa... triotic stratagem, by which' justice is evaded. This is the pretence now set op,- the excuse made-to sa tisfy the people, why the DoualAsts are not punish ed ; and a mere lame pretence, a more frivolous ex case was never yet offered to the consideration of a rational people. But I suppos4 a better could net be found, and, therefore, this was adopted.. , -Still I say, it would have been far better I. have offered . no excuse at all, than such a miserable quibble as- this will be found to Iw, when we bring it to the test— when we try it by the touchstone of the Constitu tion. This I proposed 'to have done, when I sat down to write this'letter; but I now find that to do justice to the subject I must finish here, aad - begin another letterivith the expoiition intended; to Which I confidently trust I shall fully satisfy-the reader, that the blaMels not to be fostered upon the Con stitution, but ought to be laid at the door of those who disregard it in their practice. One obieriation I think fit to add to this letter, before I conclude. It is plain that there less been a design against-the life of 'the Princessiot - Watts, and that the mode by which it was to be executed was the most atrocious that is possible to be conceived, na mely, by false accusations, which is • much more wicked means of murdering than by daggers or poison. Thil, I say t i it manifest to all the people of England, and. epos this fact I have argued for the necessity of km:ll6ga l Mon • but have riot said, ,or meant to say,,wbe ww lathe bottom of Ibis foul contrivance.' I hitietee,;.. tered into no surprises respecting th*t teatter;-' I should be sorry, eteeiln my own snind,,to hazard a conjecture Osi so dark and intricate a subject; but say boldly, as en' Piglishinan ought to do, and u every lever of justice ought to do, that darkness and in. tricacy quest, not to be allowed to subsist on a subject of such vital intetest to society. Ili the mat knitted periods of Rome , even in the dine of Naito, thepeo. ! ple were not so abject as to if gaud the Crimes. of s , the Monarch. They beheld them with silent astch:l • but ' • that fear at last r • 2 - es:l _ _-.. ug .g lilitnch ._, vitt ls o. tkdbiitiit - tbe'; '.. ' 'or Wallin! Dowses to 'the afsdavitin a , 'lll belie hassdgwelting.;.;lbstt . not even in 'this 'lWenm,vofry .: aflidefit,Z; h oe t e id a thingtiosn which itappeated;thiitilie; had loin 'Woes,' in Dolstilvotertieenitlivettilith If tb - alitOtiK`theS'efOcei 01t414trtnsiliiiii (Olin false,,v • an iadietaient fez peryivinisonlir be - - - secuiteireOt wentdsbe t ith 1 lonliongit "he* to . :tisi , ! esalg be pe.piely teid-.... - An.+014.-T,a e.:lo l 'irl--it.l7 y:. t Lord ELLtNIOUQUGIt aid, ebb Ntlis tthrionll An 1 affidavit as could be maiotbe ground of a prosece- ; tiOn for perjury. It was not .made in any specific 1 judicial proceeding, big in such a Way, atinigist'fonn the ground-work of a •process at law either in Ire- hind, or in this Country. The most that' could be ; loaded it iris; that it was a certificate of a fact, on whieh -the Judges here were to act, or not to act; at 1 their discretion. From the comity between the two • eouutnes, the Judges in each were accustomed to act on such evidence as this; that comity extended ito the whole limits of the Judges' jurisdiction. The gimp vat here the only indicium to denote that the I affidavit was Irish ; and, therefore, it came to this only question . --Could the Court, in the exercise of, their discretion, presume that the truly respectable i character whose name they saw, authenticating the! 1 I pteseut affidavit, could have exercised his autho. ' rity beyond the .bounds to which he knew it to be i limited'? . . - Mr. Justice - Lt BLOM said, it was not necessary that an affidavit of this kind should he strictly such as would found an indictment for perjury. Such affidavit was only intended to guide the discretion of the Judge.—Rule refused. , ROBERT :WILLIAM ELLISTO N. #OI:IIO . 477t4ORi;iNARY. - • : tb, f;.l • • • A citst 'bßzlne . match, attended with serious Odrisetiatieks to. lint Of . the parties - engaged, took .place in ixtrlont In the neighbourhood of Blooms bury, Ana. hntord_ay evening, betwixt Gregstm, boxer c,t,plur,li renown,. who bad signalised himself in .vaintlasccnmtiet wish the hest men kaolin as Bri. fish fingilllts„ . and le, the boxer . Gregsoit has rep linquished' hexing some years, and Jay had ,einced much of his patronage and bounty. 7. The fet-to•mas ucensioned by. am loiter goinginto a room where.Gregion pas takinghis glass, and po4 .remptorilir dinnanding of .him to fight for a lark,: which Was nut at frst noticed . ; .but (regson's for" , bearinCe iris . at length set • aide by the provoiant eOlthet's of; not congenial to a man of his by Say nienaciug.tim pogilistivatti ; tede. *Gregson then Laid,..if he were obliged to de ffud himself, so be it ; but . added, that, he could beat easily the whole race ot lighting men of the sent day. this WS! enough, and to it they went in a small room, and a' dreadful natal was anticipated, as Jay is a man of ranch power,' and had challenged any thing in close .in close quarters. ..Both were fresh but collective, and in good =Nino trim. Some bits were exchanged_ about the body in the first round Eid Jay was thrown.„ In the second round, Oregson *missed a left-handed blow, and Jay rented at the body, but Gregson' planted a right-handed hit on his adversary's throat, I and he went down: In the third round Gregson missed his adversary's head again with his left band, and doubled his arm in a corner of the room, which broke the main bone below the elbow. He mentioned it at the time, and fought on s , and gathered himself up for a right handed hit in the fourth round, which he planted with violence enough to fell a bullock on Jay's fore head, which lacerated nand flowed claret from every organ. Jay was stunned, but he fought two other rounds, and Gregspn beat him with one hand after breaking the other. Joy remained some time in a state of stupor. Gregson's arm was set, and he is in a fair way of redovery. ' Christiana Jcusitatter, of lialkerup, in Zealand, was lately convicted before the Danish Supreme Court of Justice, of having, poisoned her father.— tier,seatence was, that she should be conveyed from her father's residence to the place of execution, and during the process inn .tortured five times with red hot pincers, then to hive both her hands struck of,' end afterwards to bey behsetiod. Etiert Hansen, cisriiieted - lif %Wig' ifeeesseer te the itreelees deed, was, at the tame tinse l sentenced iolose bis head. .1 Sunday morning a fire broke out in the house , of a gentleman at Kennington, during the absence of all the family, except ifetnale servant,•at church.— The accident was occasioned by'the foulness dr the kitchen chimney ; at first the dames bore a very threatening aspect,• bat loving to the pcompt arrival. of the engines, and the itertiOns of the *wen, they' were subdu ed witho lt t & D ot gay c onsiderable da. ilineing, • „ HNC MANCRESTER, Cogtetmt. Nelms " 01 ' 11 4 and Wolvelhamptoo Post Conch. every Afternoon, ga;!r SIVIEWSBUR g od sha w l. P.ia u nix % the Royal Charlnne,ri,wv Evening., of Five o'Clock, goarils d. SHEFFIEL 'arid Rotherham F. 4 Qsach, called lay Rock ingham, every Morniog. SOU['MANI PTON, Winclw:ter, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. - 4 - 1311011 N WIA NI Mercury Past Coach, with a Gttard, sets not every Afternoon, and reaches B416'10:1113 next doe at noon. Paws by Oxf,:ti, En,ton, nod SUpbtor•e, to ti.e Saracen's Head, iitall-qreet, • num.. Ntotheare, . }Lowden, Thorn, arid Unncnster,•Po4 Callfil;rt eo. Shoaling at hal f-inupt Sit to'Clork, to the Bull a:4 Sun Inn, M!inn-grtie, Hall. HERTFORD. Ware, Hoddesdan, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning... • • TOT"rEINUAM nnl EDMONTON 'Conti, daily, a! WOE pgim 10, half ast t half-past 4, and half-past 7, ii Cluck. • A CIiALI.IO4-61K.Y. • 11EiSRS. CIJRILIE, and Co. Surgeons 2 late in 14 service, challenge the whole world to preveja single instance whore their Medicine nod . Meshed of Care have.oilcd of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this partirednr branch of their Profes.nn has oat ;siren me to one unsuccessful ease. They continue in diesel their studies to the tn.:inflect and cure of VENEREAL CON:- PLAINTS. and thnt deraogement of this staiten. which is the consequence of the pernicious nod wasteful effects of a habit long .11 0 4'wost unhappily pursued Ivy the•volitlit of both sexes. In the one it will be found tube the unfailing source of liarretine.s t the otherbt.ve its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, nattaln Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects; While Consuaiptions, hiss of muscular power, and varipus ner vouttimpolaints, usually tharacterise the ehrliest stages of this solitary yftg: qf persons In wishing under disorders incideto to sattirn itielr treatment TS simple, rind ha. never proven 'm attMeal *Ufa loam of a lone, laborious. and winch extended Frontlet.. In ibe'toor,t Malluate and complicated cases' of Ve nereal infictiiiitisiell as ofistrvelons in the urethra; spongy ex crmataces,,bard twawars, canvas ulcers, eruptions , seminal Wellgalt* iipets, as 'also •'l •.' /:!:•• • STRICTURES, whefltee «wow nt,ipog duration, and which have bnfiltal the sltillnf other pruetionen, are, by their present improved pltm of trentmeat . ..etteetanUy and permanently cured, without the pitleritegfernig tne escrucinting pain nod alnrsoina hems., rttage tslAeli fresesetals follows the application of the lunar yntistir. In the course sit !woo , years extensive practice iii this metro polis, rienierous vises of stricttttes have been and 'are doily Ilit• &weeir the Niel eradication of ishkti Is riferied !iy sate, other The --- isieltt --- t . ; . . • L eid•lo#6l - t1,,,,..f.--7--_,toom__Nlr_ I.ear ken to tits admonitions of the people..if they ; . ".... 'e4, t • "3' ARV . , OW t• 11l I: , 4"1 9 ..”144. • ' ._._ 426 •NTAIN" Forvi . C . l , • • • ' - - " • limili 4 ilribi tfit AO - win not inain'sin the free course of publie Jostles, ', . • co — vii o . ie . . *". a t tir . ' - n .. .I**ll. .' - . . Int s e4 , . ~ ,S4ol*. l ittabselPiiik. . ' oitici ht ri , and r„" t tr khsti ik tor rams Chivy nt. their preaseessers have been wont to do before t . - ..'e i t , • W... .., • t Sillkodelitit •'• ' • • ..o:Sbetssiii - efq . dit foilltiok h it — i f g ! r i44.6 .. 10 41 ,_Aloac, lift. &cyst Is l u.h„ m (!teat, the nation is not to perish fur their rltlusttl ter 1 - . , , . •itti •°- .. • , .., !.. . . 1,. f The : !Thome, . nehe , :#4. , ant , ptisaga, : a .. 1 •. ~.. ....... H., . i :, , . . i . , , .: . Dafila6lo4l •. " 9 , 4 , l 4DlrthestOrt . TOIMOhIh ~...4 , .. 4 ' isert .....,.. ~ .1 %•• . , 0,04, ... fulfil the ends for which they %vete appointed! , Loeb ebres cis • ' 'fr'l 4 Lict% , 4 401 1 ,* *HU . lUu i gq °rang people cannot be oxpActed to meet them ?a. thelr.rfa "My, ' to e,n to litarW i t till; P t ‘ '* . .„,„,,, •,,,, 1 " . be . , • 1ikei 141 " 1 9 1111 1.,.1. 114 , 4 .& 4. _ 4:4lkr : elb t 'w limilldoll `ra nd I :'i l Li o :' A l' - A . s . f r beieitreet _ 4 ' .... •-• ,-7 14-" ; li ..':""71 • 777- , r;:p. ~ or . Seills., A n ZAZ: o r ' "gr'. reltrutalallzil.. 1114h0n. , on& 1i n ; i .,,,. tarn with thanks and congratulations for thwetweiceic, iligii certain - , Vt dh h eintjetilt:sterellieptctetr,:anti,,,. , , in!bill , . "1111 e. .OA .. ~ ' ... . 1 .. r.,,. she lotestr . id ji . , 1, 4 " , sor r :7,1' • lin 4 ,71/ % W I . t 1 . troll to Spllshy, Leath Uri " 6 " 1"ryhillt l" CoilLs they hive performed, and the bonbon they base ileo . fritarlitiv INO dielt. : ` •. • L [WOOL,. Wairioctim; It 1 4 1 7,:t* ,r d """' rived from We petitions of perjured persoim,- who, sham, and I' 11.. Lau 0. :1 1 7 siataime d . Isl : 6 : l4l4 : l7;: that inf, ..../tiii7,,t.,,antfpetskatofnislihoratina::".erre:Cl:,:tcnim,:::::42gote:righor:t..::4o::rnihelpena's:::odorklosa.:,:orarou. „..I.44.llol.l4:::,:iiik.„).,:rsuu;,:iticaidi,fl),,i:c.:.kxrie:l:;ll),(),,:::l,,,,..r._.,le:si.:.he'ittnisftr: •. . q u o W. .A.aXANTO. ' `: ►, . I _ l Ln- il t_ :It 'SAW In 4411101i1l sot be, kid. _ nit DIOS, OW, The 104,pe , litin.c. ever - I: s. ' lte se seem to have considered them as men Who did qok '' • Mr. DAssitels e tili'.filte llatlereffit facto " Wet/Mato, a l ' ,M il m a tree, Liv .. . t er. tiare to pettish them, or even so much.as - to ese. directed against It peruse .p f . the statue of Samn a el a wl' 1 . • Jones, caningto&hiNraisNoir IT irhall Whorl/ ate am mem mossy tsmv. POI. a cite.or h l ,, throu g h. quire into their monstrous villanies. No natio,n. no .. ati0t. ....., , , a , e „„ L '; l , f , i f , rtil .b--, --;, ra - - userped the muclesbe , weeLvee ...dilign We ,S, , beisigaih Mig kia 'flu e c e l ; ii,i.i., i li,en.:: ever . punished for private offences , u pr ,se . in Denbi hshire and In which t he‘ pirestditit had treaties ' v isrusw ..llo Weill. lifidefivo6tfyir on f onre 6 ".. • . "i'l. - Cnatitrs become flagellal. Ones : and 41 the mi t ere d f o giu m it4llael e iths le o : i steif.estsesitk itsit, ', l 9so_lftli •'1:. • . • ~ _:6 , .-.1 .. . 4646 :.. , . : . 77: d its f lialf roved • 7 7: 1 1 "11 :1 1 : 4141 :P posa. :: 4;ar i da e: 18$ 00 , 111 :4;7_. 11941 :te mi r . . ing la d ini : ...,q t ti ::11 "ue l,:::1 4 1, : c t i Ritif i td br i : ni : h od,,,,, .• :fences may so ber :ion expedition nf thil Coa t rh ''''•• er . pcs•sple, by a tacit but highly criminal 4 . 444141/ .. . ill adtlitioW4o'' tifto ..Aose%Obt CaPilitit ) hi' floe J A 8 111, !1 7r( ' . . 4 • ..-- so dust ad".... l r i L)74 1 a n N ne ltou' n e tvv i e: l 4 6l l 4u ke ll4ll44tog xorth it -I 7: a rt: comp, allow false accusers, to escape with lotowity , should be iniptilickthifttaliAter birirgli o sthepikesses s . 1 / 4... • 44,46•4- t" if ity their negligence ju , tice is violated& , $ cap. 20. sect.; Simllliptireelieware tbd, pi*/ ttf' I ea t . . able and e nar pt ete I . • and Gamut% Pest Coaches eve the. , kind were melly-viettiltel be ; Ihi ‘ ttioaltellclie‘reteir, 1 0 : :: r. • .. 1 4 0 and vili fi ed, will not the iftiquity attoolt..eisps b Nr ee db u i ee p wri .....l:ll ietli tf e : T .,,,-• : 4 . ~,,-.,--,..,,,,,. :ow bbe a r 00113 "7 , est.i tak tp • a7.l77i }- 711 i,b rdar i iii; ": "1"114 , 4ther kw.d alTiti l i k i -gli ."-t : 1 : b c Y h K:r n i Y e N:D (. l A l ? e r i r ats , I :01mm , er, Preston, Ktrhy.L am ,d 4 , , 6 ,, iina. • -that *Alia hot' ellie the case) • Tliit.oniPtigithird Iw . we - ` oirhat it whole nation ? Let the pimple, thereforws?lnteet tliilo l +‘ information tbv . aba, now . • 40 ; 42 6 .01 selves as men ought tq do, when their all Mat Oliske, had beet , cr i eted , , ii , b ,,a,, s ma "; iva ibeae . I. oe , amid ~ . if , er ' '• ' a gli , soar -141lu nirris to tra th c e i r a)49 G y L o A u n t t : l . o ll :r e e " , te L : l n t ti r i gl e it o:v m 9 n :t uard i. ' ; :r i ed e lb l i ti . :l7:en ne t : At n•i p D r : A . e f f m te r r ti : as 4 let those outdoes drdirected to coustiautionel se l ves t h e , a fie va r. o f.lsa,4ol l 4 m a 8 a ,„„1,,,b. lab ia t end-4- it i llt ' 4. 14 : 1. p l i e lm allif t Ike Of England i Brno ntsill. Thekaltili, Sannahar-Kiln, Cautach n , K: l ig ui.rie ‘" N.A.7 , , okleCts, such objects is Angels from Ilearew'rolight 'Of cousse E ltad hut , sec tiod-corpbralls .-- -Batir s ; WV —mkt • lo o k down upon and ,applaud — sock es tb,,i0.5.91) 1 ., cooktliot imedo.te4i. lll !„*4o l4 ooh ' l 4 " l " . litt 7 0 11.4 . ella il li clire4111"11 7 4 1 1, 411111.-l A" .' -•: c •°.• . 1 " il . 1111111)/4 "I 41 th e amt izo : ; c : 9 l : :: er c.ik : 6 : f bt ht et Scotl an d,lnh ;uot C peN nin s i . e ur r ik d e. o v a lei tt trfili C er4t, . irthiti;c: (;Hash, i niur ( :l l 4, l 5e . i i 4 ri: :: 1). : ..1. 11 : ye t ~, • , -,. have . a right to egpest !it. the,komis of their sFeliee. last three yelitec.. • . .. case, - . • . .;2,11500,0iff . seniatives. When a nation demands. just i c e Wito The Court, in the doesststances• of the • j ne i to nFs :il y r itee. :te a r y g em i t , e an f m N : y a fiii :y rt a mi tid h reet r il d :7 l : le i a rt ri ntu l i ni t c) : l i i ri t 9 : r t a i i i) li re pte z l ues c. r h i t e b i ' sj :e in i t y: l ci 4 p uM l Sa ed e tt ' is kl 's d, e f e . r ; t a:l: i tl; : t e a li t c k i : ui n tis : r : i i i re w i s a : l : l l) ..(b i l t. T in e : shill dare to rofnie it it .:-• granted :a into. ;to saw !came sibyl a . Anis of 5061. 041/4fP . /4 7 4. 1104a1i X • • • Semetimes, koweieV•:;tte end that ended which It should notbe imptsed underths Act of . Parliament, • ~.t _ __. __,.. - .. . . .rock! be too thietleui openly to deny, and that is 1 . ,ArripArT TO litOta /0 114,1L:'• . - . ... TR,T I I . I II EllntQl . t. I rs l:l6B .ra.6 % iemi TAT renT ESll4. B.l . 3. the present case, .it is not attempted to shield the . .- . .enieitcll.l4.. Ott.t.littt. . 01. f 11144 Use Olion aleive eie ftee l le t lia pev! .. __,or. [awls prerj blieltiml4l4" -lase Theatre: alit .100131 4 1011. TH aad. Wolfed new Pau Coach, every . that mai W 4 litilv,' and other Plarer.• • ' • Mr lllicsannsowinoved rota rule to show Carle . noitcuasxs from punishment by means of. s soli ... . .., itroseqiii; but its is pretended that by some dereieln ' why the . :lloaot i n this,.. apt ' be quo : , lbstieseiktell _ ~.af beeoid•Difl"by miler .efr SWUM Eveniivr, oe fo leg m :boil.— ClolohlSlolsFollelFAl*l-14(10PeekVittg Imp ozemsled, ,, . CARLISLE. Peorith. nod Whiteltaven. Pea Caw h g ,i t ♦w at.thwipwownt h e p rema t ure , an d he th e eut i o t t / with Four ilor,es, nod a Guard all the usiV: l' ...es th , - il n : e l s h timed tbe law, the plinlehaient they so vi ell is nqt) 4, ~ ou -..*s , euatotty; ea ' Mtn . to ' • gieteinable. - Bat if the law is efective', icily do net f : nye 11641/1 . t'**,'w 'kick the ' .. re c k l . o . l . l lt. • r ► , • . 110 PC . :to troobletho Palate "with n relation of the cr.. Waugh. A pplehy, Greatatiridge, Riehn en d, t tti: er i, k r : 1 3 ;. our legislatois remedy it ? kre,weal ways le be eV- eq__,lo 4l 4llfit; ',Toil to a . • • Me *leant 41 saintsnce ehieft . hoee t o g to as into k m e r * epo s". roughhridge. Witherby, A tierford, I) .i.chste., alai litattihaitt ,however. s d„. (the nearest woe by eighteen 'vilest, see oni.every go, niitz. rOtlet: to false accusetions made after this , fashion. • l'isouol.l ,bore it be." mrisnobeion Bag- Wilgem "eel et • 'tho neon* is sewn. At 611114 , z wide. it itne ., and performs the jonrtiry with the greage , i fai Hit+. Pt-raecrs This alone is a•solicieat reagen, ht My opinion , for . DbletteS, _, qatltffiee vaiithig -qtrti • i -. - CI a -rj ux pl 4 t: ' , .t-, detoo lhililli rf I tiol gie n t loo l l t Z re l: lease. their iietnlC believed. i detained on Ike Road by ha,iness or Wien•Ore, have Ike peculiar investigation. The low is a 'barrier raised for the r white thatiartasit was swots. There wee p i t ine ineNti p e y o nld nant e neet • ow t h* u ee w ee (;ranted s e a m • advantage .4' their m.ald bring secured in theme it (*.Jaen. • I Theo/robes aischeep ezmeded,. either asto its . B i ppn... , . W 1 . ...il F. F I ELI) Post Coach, every *wiling. 3t half-past purpose of protecting the subject •in his life, fame s a - stipPleoleistfez . allfidavk: by I Gentkosoift ef'.lo . o p igs 617 ea aid a l et of lime, Of as to the are of the performances' ' Six ^ C;I"le; , Of el& CODSCiOOS. and property ; and it that barrier is blind de- i nettle. -41E45 t# . 441 frit, Ok,lliwo h o nour -„ i einikiki, or es:tenws..-Aser: peaked/sr sibich 6 capable o ft mo C ri ll h l 4 %, c l' h t: R al'ld N hi ew itt P re 4 i W el i i , l il l e ' h o u .t re C il i i ns T ci t :, rirl every e . F. N .e . i i ii i i i7 ig, r a tt l firlent in any tart, who bat a traitor 'to his I able Williini beiiitiO.beitte tett hot Jasdce .of 11 1 r 4 wi Or "1/ 1 11 14 . 8 Ill ho : s tif blot •• die to Sir, Five "4 Five o'clock. .. . country would wish to leave unexplored that dt4. the court 'et ipw...tmichin i ttratandi'ino that he , •. Tottivelptsbediest servant, SUNDERLAND, Stockton, MAI Itgliel, Nei. Coach, every .. . ..0. .... .-. ...- _ __. _..--.. -5.;....e i Malaria - the .1111iiii; if Wakes Dailies' to the ~ ' A REIRKRI' 'Wit.l.la hi itl.Lfrfn 6 r Morning, the Geor g e lan, S•orl,•sl.oni. • __ . 64I he c t iriO ld ,oe' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, 11.411 10. V. PAULINE ENIAVVIGNE, DUCHESS DE PIENVE. If was. moved by Serjeant VAUGUAN, that the . special bail in the action should be discharged, and a i common appearance re-entered upon affidavit, that the Defendant was under coverture, and that the Plaintiff knew . of it. • Mr. Serjeant Pat pranced an affidavit from the Plaintiff, denying that be knew of her coverture.— Cases were cited, from which- it appeared, that this want of knowledge was not sufficient ;.but,,tltat a married woman was entitled to plead her soseoatr, unless she had false*Arepresetsfed herself ors feats sok • and a cointuonAPpearanco was accordingly I - dered to be entered.—This is worthy, the attention at tradesmen in general. • • 110DSON V. 1111;LARTON. Mr. Serjeant Snarnenn shOwed cause is this case, what a i o t a obtabrod by Mr. Nerjeant Best,: last Term, to se t a odallob verslittgiren in favour of the it was an sedremsdAW`--- _ so recover a considerable quantity of donuts, shipped on board hit Majesty's gun-brig Cheerly, at Rio de la Plata, the property of the Plaintiff, which- it was alleged, pro forme, were lost, in consequence of the negligence of the De feottant, who was the Captain of the Chewer. The ground upon winch the ride was obtained was, thtt the Cheer!) , bad conveyed those dollars to England, contrary to the Charter of the South yea. Company, and in direct opposition tir the Act of Anne, by provided, with South • . . . bishraeut ; but 'emu that fear at last gave way to a . sentiment of jail*, and iiateiotism, andlheyac.. i utility condeamer.l'lliato to death es cu p tr to 1 : k . • ' 121111 u• uirect upposnron to- tall JIM Col 9 Anne, oy gauge. . •• • 4 c ire safe certain; avid exiteditious mode of rt•rtrlto . .. i s ...., weskoets, relaxntion. told tletit.ity which it is PrOvided ~t i h v i , : ti ebn ill icei nian cee t a i h t ed a ti b eeercativ. hr : . w . enreewpa.szoil - nEgET.t.h7 . oyustestimayis , ninnort" 3 an a , sty their eai re sth , „ 4 l : t e i :ota The l esedicntion air wil . tett Is ent•70 1,; .,, , ; i _ 01 with South America without a licence from the, • • Smith Sea Company - Public ; this watt ones asai'er.astiarVarr , e t ia „l aa".. net. It ' aliegeetthat the i - et' . the doll cure•itig to the ciallai of that' ruieell(Osil; 't; k ;, ' la. -- l in Guest'h ( " el - 1 Ask; ng and the . among a crowd of Dunstan's Church, two vielt-known c i!rac r b images•erObs Fi l e6t vie -I rng et' the l'Y obate i r it te 4 ' . 1 1 s' i, ft ru he ipo r ars 1 te sof I ee t rZared to srn,nd arid vi go rou s hettlt h. fi let ~ w h h ert: t i i .e ld . debility Marne rape exalted, a prep( D di fr ini• complaint, is tredity 2 perteverarrr...Trit.ett: ~.. ' sanitise remedies, after the strOure irqi been .!es .. I . t . removed, taut the VIEWS Hilt. des Envereairsaciiiaineivtl:w4.4o • - ion, was •a* c a- . -- 1 - E vans lied -Moil, attest tO ro di s p e ol l ogy requite le fe ve i 7 t i u te coi l i he !lumbering specks ul "'" and many other anihoritices ' i itaSSIG 0- .. ~. . . 9 *rant of the etteerly in the pert of London, the , .. warm ylehi g gp, i4s. I dollars . were seised, at the auk of the Soath Sea Com- '--:le- 2 ° ll . Htstll's" - . On Saturday John FulkePiettobd in • the pillory it - second time, in Gbitdhalf •. • . ' some of the people. .• Oh the robbers seeing the Pa - oral artr:st h "les em .7. a c 4. 16 01 ua l on • ei , trolef they. real off f,i) meek Cilifoutil a lun int*. am-. of the tint respectability pariy,. andlodged in:the Beak of England, to abide • der -lam. u , k a sad ( * .a aims a .yestji , them haveN111"1161141111e can of Mears . " fie • • •n - . mina the issoe:of the preeent.action.• •: ; The Coirrt .this•dayi censideriog - that the dollars at tilt end of *%,orei• ll.llgor IT!' awv`Z _j• . -";: ragv01...44 onoviiikna st* Me urethra, s tricture., ate. ;.i e h re iseA that referevo .lane. . 'c al? r " " " ...1-_,.• ~,..1.• • t oo ,o te i fictive& a radlcatand manual* curt. q : they dropped The Itenoinied Ow of pidgin* tare this ii qiestion4ouhl Only be considered as wremittanie, mar k e d T. p. viiiiiiini" to . finti, ban,. -. *atm , •'4 momen t, four ettocii i • . • ~,,:disto y , etoinied them: and noriur is wrircantile transaction, were •et opt- eases with never-fadino liseelei' b [ • the ' rejectibi'ar ntoe,• that the -. Charter of UV fionth Sea CoMpaity a liesolution WhiPh "ifil - • •• • - , i ,, ; via ne.gimitia_stien, m tatitritcwry eviticttres of lbe t tl o re iv i i.. f . and Co. for the re. 111111 r% ?Al ' uttder the tare id Mes;rs. Illutte. II es% mat.. re th • ' •' .• • ' we ' in ila" . tumi ! rioArr ue . ... niseree. mesni.•Cu h r• s i ve e h n . u : i i , F . , i i ,. . , •• ,,,,,i ph r u r i . :o „i r et, ire , 7, ,rril?, - by Mr. Parrs" ! -: lied not. been Infringed, and therefOre tealeaed the *•• tibia 'at Wow's *Pile se .0 atetwatr' omeisnd 2" Oa , auday . .. • eniutie without ettort4B. , to tikte the 11 4tttrttlaill paper the country are requested . . . . ... itissii, ; ~: , , . .1 . .iiir adri odisr oe r ithro n tr in s c , , %/ I • lw equi tunn t e ; niuenee, , who 7144ztuj.ted the en ,erat habit of.livii.‘, tht: he. inelt.o.4 of Ito sox, tad whkh bad,for . , ari Address to Ibisl verdict for the Plaintilr, who AIR In toisittponm' . - se, ean,iho g grATZVf Prineeiss' of iltiul4.o3r hat . • Iremthe infinities' regiiit*liiressi . mi Of hit inOney.- ', • tospg ' , Off. or .e g at 'in spy van of the kulidunt. In rib' _ . ~_r t . • • . • •' ' ' _„. ._. - -i ' ald ' lillititiiii N a.their oadertakine, toe peewee Of 'VIC conspiracy seeinat lier t —it . it by a majority:oi •- - 1 .i.) • ga n i ts ies is ii l i k o m e ‘ • . . . . 1 # t - ; • ~,., . : t. , -Vt 2 -.----.----- i. fir:ri q q a amdruirsaa tooLoweotipt 6 . ~,,.i icinc. ,. _. s w:th T . , ....„Viiiallet ..r.:11`3 , . Z.: it 4rit u-- , . 4 14s , ttishim and cerise the adipirdn 'Conn.' ha ma is *stead4lde - ar ew ..-' - , his 1 r.. ; ..., . , .. •. ,-.,..,! itamiesecomm • Currtelkatt - ca• mkt .he""iled by e bri llll 7 ll , mw el l . z . . $, 6.4 bowler, et t Mackerel, irbkh in the early part of last week thir,, F iroar are laudiblf ailawed/tisevi, ~..l0 ,qte . .0 % s-IL.X4sillt• RR. 'LI, mitr.forit .%, 7 11 1 " :1_ nne !"•-. I ) 7 '. ; H o dson-E. -mita 0 . -fitchi4 at Brighten 130 s, were ow 'l'huredby *4OO . allitiWef *laid *ad Wilts land; and l i r" ' 1 M - 181 " ' M CI - "Weer; t"-'- - -L----, ~_,_,-1 - 1 . ---- - ---- ---- - Mc. per hundred, at which price • a cirgo takedi'lly bliet V. 6 proestirfe'sb e mief g es ' l rstio v eit e t a bi e j ). pi r tte,„ , ..; ulna Eilaaski.. 4 4 l 4 4 / I "• .44 ;r angir 11. 0 •ae hibirobtO, masistiog of 4,400 1 • wit sold. tarty that eased root ) the potato'. .; I +which wed Ms llerne• •et bls M4esty's ilia CON ;.k . • ~ 4 . • , "14. It. 87. . . . . .. . . . . • ••• t ' •.. . . , • . - . • • -.. ..- ..- - . .• • • . - . .., „ ... •._— ~ • • ...- • . . . Statikniiticblitsbrd:. ( Ittlii. st N ist ltittr . mu Id , II"' • •. , . I , . / WOK AN4) 31.1RGICAL*.DISPANS.4RY. Ilia Roy's,' Highness the Duke of York. President, and the • . f&lawing Contrnittee of Dovenows Cart of Leitrim Colonel" W. J. Joues. M-. Earl of Rgotemistif • I John Latino:he. M..P. Right Itoa. ones I Colomel Hi Clements, M. Y. Rt. Hum R. R. Sol. ridan, M.P. I Captain Jean flay. %I oe. • C01. , J. Ratty, M. Memfier Sis o r t F ris i e ss ki l, y r til I g (' o rann' tef Udiaß.., . fE , Pe _ r9nage • threxclooive treatment and Core of ivith Sexes, att with Venereal Complaints, and their drearlfid . cconsecosettees, strictures, debility.- sitcerationg, .Acc. conducted coder the. sat. nageinent of a Gentleman of the first profrok , tomol abilitiel, till satisfy the Puldic of the high merits of Mr. K lERN AN'S pilot, and that by it the inconveniences of Politic Cuaritiesarea.oid ed, w hi:A the young nod unwary are protected agniast the fatal delusions held out by advertising pretenders in this heanth practice. Since its eetothlishment to ISOO, 507.1 patients, of wit Sexes, hevi been cured, without Cl:tlfillerltlit or injury to tie coestitution, and white delicacy mid secrecy hitherto toil:novo ; many of these here laboured under the tuft complicated forms of the disease from ten to twenty years. Tice ft bvsup.fora yield to Mr. Kier's:tis treatment in a few drys; and w nere appearance of debility comes on, too early 6;4plicatato he made to prevent the danger that may ensue. .. The Surgeon mute be corsulted by eLlocr Sex, with, the greatest secrecy, at his private amuse. No. 21. Lower Cloor lotte-street. Bedford :square, from nine to twelve i:t the morn ings and from six till Mlle at night I to whom letters nod :Toler communications. from town and country, may be addressed, ;Led will he putictnally au:.wered. Just pnhlished. • PRACTICett ORSER VATIONS on the ',have DISEA SES. price 3s. Hy F.,Kierrian; and sold by Sherwood, Neely. and Joon, TO, Paternoster-row I and by HighleY. 2.19 F•eet' street. . _ 141 r ~9