The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-17 00:00:00

.--- • =II ~i+ -- ~ - t . • . • - --- -npnr3 -.7 - ,--:-- - ----- -- c _ .:. . -., . . . i Ce. i ( n ft i \N at i tW.9 )7,3 • A - 4. 1 " 6 -- i AM* 1111 A SII Ik . ----•....\ . . . -... , . . c . .. c... ....! . • 4 f..: 1 . • I die n :;‘.. ' T ( 11(A) . t; St. jt;ribitl4/t2') . . 1 ' • !, Vll 1 4 , • , .4„ . - - • - rri - si - . .• . ..., ~. LONDON, TUESDAY 17, 1822. EVENING, DECEMBER MI.MI. NUMBER 5555 ~- da Cowse for EAST INDIA MUSE. Oct. 30, ittn. TCovet of Director* of the l'ifted Co.. past' of j, Akre!. 'oils of EasAtota‘toodioo to the East ladies, d e hereby cpee settee, • • ie. ,-, Tie a Qllfierty enerol Abo said rettspny, sillht • Id at thoir boesoleilMllllllllldlrdtveet, tot %Vedas,- day. the Igth Dee. next, ist -.dolma idea in the forenoon, rent the perpose of deelarlatos dividend front Midsummer last to Christmas asst. JOSLO:Pll DART, Secretary. LIST INDIA lIOUSIA Ott. 304 lIIHE Covert of Directors of the limited Coops* 11. Ileretteitb if Eypiettd, triunity le the lest bulks; de keret, Ore Nefiev. That the Teuritsr Boots el die nil Cesipsa7'sllll•o *bib, ant ea Tatedsp. the Y Dealeven awl, at lbw o'clock. end erialmi maim os • Aid that sire Dividend Wsevests asi die weld Staab, • tbi Jeoeery. ISM 'RI be ready to be delivered ea Ikaday, itte go of file sue voureb. /MPH DART, Stilliney,_ J 1 _ . _— rpoiniltS'S TONIC PILLS, for We-ablom - -ateetteh, turlieeatiet, Coatieenree. OW !aims rerseatts reememmided in all those aloft (ask *PI ere ys ry numerate). Where, the stomach being sires* mirk, and the digestive pewees &reaped, active purr/dives aroblebly prejudicial, and predict' ye of serious injury to thaimiumbuilon. These lies. hi their operettas. are pees may and. oak sad efeatual. As a geode sperted Tastir, tbay &mesa, am/ yet sirmigthea the stomach; redone 14,110411 peemete digestion, sod keep the bowels is a re/e -ta:sad comfortable state, free from eostlyesem. bet by no , item* tor: elated. The Tonic Pins are sold (at to. ad, • M, id. • Ila. ; sad tta. petbos). by venders of amituisi; gattlead, Scotism& sad IretamL s„ , ' Observe tbedgastpre of " Jose Tewaas" on the la bel. sail his same round the royal arms on threes'. 3 ,lllL fam Jo l ll a NS Oa , be . 1 s laititia a GS. t : 00fUN LL. Lrdoa.aartvitarcs feras sdjasarit. that ho his reccived a fresh supply of Dr. ;own.' use's Medici'''. the CORDIAL BALM OF GI LEAD. AND 'MS ANTI- The Cordial is eel versally monad to for Its estrsordleary iaperlerity ie all Cora/4001v of De Blossati. Relszatioar, of the Solids, ?fervent, Weeknesila, the delelerinuS @Orel , of het efletatog aid pstiloslorly do* M coaseoporooss of ire iimperanee: sod lie Aati-laspeifightealo • powerfel ;Owe • parilor and sirerteaer et ibis bleed. sad may be seal leggy relied on as • sate sad corals reisedy teet hes alsorve, Scrotal*, King's Ertl, Newby* Arrptio rosy, aid disorders @lleitis Rol 'U lirgers or it sista of the bleed and leo" _ ' Ladirs.aad Oraileinee teat fliar asiNINIAMMASIed ter ibe flier Nettles; I,IYeSIIIIMIGreir Us. Caillbe W erewari to Lard egailistimpillusiblls, by sir Oerfiag sbe yards “ Wed. Bellows* Shiepsels” 11041101 , d as De mei*'sued le seal belll4 11111100 wWd isoeSe "lik o r r iif felsessea. 118, Ce . raldll; Mr. ,der. , New Bond-street. IM lama pie l rrli . ad, the lairs% Eddos of flOs.orors 000 to assAtis_, soettlolag 'dyke ist e liestredfiers !Nary pease deaIYMN llfireservlog fin IMPUGN* RT. cixasksra WFRAND. tanultatal. COaeu uVeles lon T AAAAA 1.11141. 1,110 !OW. Tallllo Toaralin AND klaltellaNtalall. TUX FOLLOWING MAILS and other COACHES go frees the ahoy@ INN: Paris Royal Mail, via DOSer.raalls7 wid Friday Nights, at Twelve. Portmsooth and Gosport Itoil, drawl, Gen& Pe torsleld. and Porton, every gtoola g at pelt 7, asd *gadfly at half-past 8. On Its arrive a' sails to Ss Isla of Wight. to convey paiseagos'anditisilldo ; sod s lfall Cinch sets of to Chichester, dm. DEM*, Himont, Emerrorth. 'filieweeeter Mall, through flinty. OISISSIegOiI Cheltriabeas. gooey Kotula( at a quarter plat 7, mairgeoday at bait- Dsring Dow and Ca aterbery Mall, thrisegh Graveamsd. Chatham, sad Faversham., every Erasing at a steamer past 7, and ligaday at halSipast 0. From Canterbury, passengers and paresis are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ruminate, Sand wich, de.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Polk- Mooe. Santigatc, II ythe, Dimehurett, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mall. through Carmarthen, Usndllo and H aver lorderest, every Rvenleg at a quarto. past 7, and Sundays at half-past 8. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, to earry only Four Inside, through Reading. Marlborough. Caine and Chippenhans, every Morning at a quarter past 8. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at S. Oath Light Post Coach, In two days, to carry Four Inside. through Maidenhead, Reading. Marlborough, Devisee, and ltdellisham. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at Moe. This Coach Is chiefly inten.led for the accommoda tion of Firailles, Invalids, &c. who cannot nadirs° the fatigue of sac+ a dio•aee in one day. ilrialson Light Fust Coach, through Cuckfleld, &a. every Ilarnieg at S. sierpt Sunday. Gadalmlog and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep ion, Lea therhead. Vendor and Horsley. Tuesday, Timm day, aod Saturday Mornings at 10. Gloucester Ni'. Post Coach. the Champion. through W) comb, to Oxford. Cheltenham, Hereford, Comae: en, Tenhy. Ross, Swansea, de. every day at I. Henley Coach. through Make:sad, every Afternoon et Sonny siceptod. Llttiehampten. Artiudel. and Petworth Coach. Tortada?. Taarsday, and Saturday Morainic's, a quarter before?. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. sad artmulatairs Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Ught Post Coach, through Henley, de. every Norciag at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Ught Post Coach. the Re-' aviator, to furry only Four inside, through Kingston, Guildford. Petersfield, Ord Ports.., every Morning at S. York, Newcastle, and Erlinburgb Coaches, and to all Parts of the North, every Morning...l a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale. Huddersfield, Bradford, Leeds, Raffia:, Rotherham, iftwal. l4 ant! Nor veldt Coaches, daily. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Ilaidanhead, Nettlebed. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thurs,:ay, and Saturday Mornings,. rat 8. °chiming and Guildford Telegraph Coach. throotth Kingston. [Mon. Cobham., and Ripley. on Monday. Wed nesday, and Friday Mornings at 10 ; 3uodays at 7, and re turns to London the same day. Marlborough and Su ladtsn four inside coach, throggh Aldbouro, Reading, Larribour., Parton, Lydiugton, Newry, Wootton Basset, Etninsbury, Hungurford, Newbury and Maidenhead. CARRIERS—To Twickenhsm,lirert ford, rid hieworth. thery Monday, Wednesday. Friday, art saiurday. EAMF.S end Co. Proprietors. Parrots sad Pedneerse an Safely and espediti.i.isly con veyed from this INN to emery City. Toes, Village, and Country Seat In the fellowlog Cooties, viz.:— Berks. Hereford. Surrey, G beeriest, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent. Wilts. Devon, Oxturd, Worcester, Dorset, Hants. Somerset, South Wales, All Parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey, and all Parts of France, and to all parts of the North. _ Neat Post-Chaises, de. et the shortest notice. _ ...TakeNotice. that no Package, contalnlag glass, chine, •atebes, piste, nay., or hank-notes. however swell the vets,. Will he Recounted for, If lost or damaged ; nor any ottwr parcel or pasarorger's luggrga, of more than U. value, anleac aPvltilled as sack when &limed at tile Oglice, and /aid for socordiagly. Pitt -• iti!r the guard, both upon the part of the binkere and 011ie coach.owners. bot he would leave it to ter common ob . to decide whether that reliaoce could now be oos tinned. The Loan Maros said lie should certainly make for ' iher inq&ry into this most suspicious case. The height to which the coach robberies were carried required that the utmost etertions should be made by the magis tracy. The guard, if he did not participate in the rob bery., was at any rate guilty of the grossest negligence. He bad received extra pay for taking , care of the pert perry of the banker*, and knew the importance of the parcels be was in the habit of receiving. 1-lowneit fres from the morreeriewa guilt, he wee anqeestiessbly deserving of some privation foe fe s meat of the parcel. His Lords* " • • prisoner till Friday, , flow-areas:.--Yesterday. Cbaa. mg* Nes. wacksor Jillseo. and Robert Vista's, fear, stiesielans, were bronght before ;he Magistrate by sgod, own of the pa trol, charged with serenading the good.,lMMMtsitts of Westminster, they not being logsrla aildbuipsel to do. - It appeared that from time immemorial a custom has excised in the city and liberty of Westmiaster for a W hale number of musicians, who are called "makes," to entertain the inhabitants for abut a mouth. before Christmas, with music of divers aorta played ander their windows; after the solemn hour of midnight. For this piece of entertainment the wakes levy small eontribite• tions at the close of the festive season, ethieb it the eg tregate amount to no inconsiderable nom of mosey, The number of the wakes is limited to font, AM threw are regularly and with snadry curious forms Haste:lb, a Court (of which pedalos few people ever heard)stalkok the " High Court of Burgess.. of Westminster." Tbo wakes are sworn in, and faCeif• an appointment upon. parchnieet, sealed with the City Arms, mid a Were chain and medal, fur all which they pay very coosider able fees. In these, four " Amiens WaiMe," as they are called, the privilege of serenading the people of We* &totter at this season of the year is exclastvely "listed, and for that purpose each hires a band of sefiefclase, who act ender his command. Other professors of lbw art have, however, of late years, thmaght they hod an equal right with the ancient wakes. tp amuse the public. and to profit by it, and have km* so notwithstaeding repeated threats of prosecution.* • .en the serenading mnt season was *beat to come ight -ago, Mr. It t . Munro, one of the aforesaid anc Is, waited upon tb. Magistrates, and hiving she his appointment, inedAl. Sm., requested the interfereW4 of the sightly patrol to put a stop to the innovationstef which he mod his privi leged brethren bad to - eineplain. In compliance him the orders thou issued by-the Magistrates, Bond appre hended the four defendants, while yin` is Si, Mar tin's Lane, between twelve and o lock on Sunday night. lie asked them firstif any warrant OT ticet,eptkorivieg them to idays . they admitted they ...- -eleilL- • • 11r. Maortaprodiscal his oppdtelloolot to eimstroaa he aloes was tie privileged ink* Is thit alettist *beta else defendants were found. Mr. HALL, said be bad so sleek of the anthority givemby these documents: bet moll Mr. Munro show him any law that there was to peeved these men frets playing also? . . Mr. Metro said, he eederstood they came within the ;provisisr.s of the Vagrant Act as" wandering Minstrels," they having no license to play. : 'Mr. Haim said, ileitis the old Vagrant Aet, mention was made if erarelering odeeerels; but in Moose pawed hist Session, by which the former was repealed, thee were left oat altogether. There was at present no id. fence proved before him against these men, him that 4,1 blowing their iastruments 1n the street at bight t but if they should hereafter go and collect wry, pretending to he the licensed wakes, they would be liable to as in dictment for fraud. With this warning he should che mise the case. The defendants were discharged. Bteamv.--diary striae Cherletworth, alias Froolton. alias Brett, was charged with the crime of bigamy, i.e marrying John Wootton, in the parish of St. Martin's in the-Field', en the 15th of May, 1815, and oleo marry ing with Thos. Brett, in the parish church of St. Giles, on the 17th of July, 1821, at the time her first heehaw! John Wootton was living. Both marriages were satisfac torily proved, and the first 'omitted appeared, hot as the second inetband, John Brett, was not present, it uas thought right by Mr. Mieshall and Mr. Hall. the Ma gistrates, that before proceeding further, be should re ceive notice that the prisoner is in custody. HAITTON-OARDlN.—Yesterday, Francis Bacon, den. his wife, aid IF. J. Wilson ' a lad, son to the female pri Goner, by a former husband, were brought up for a fourth examination, charged with stealing a great goal. City of books, wearing apparel, bed linen, silver spoons, a g old watch, seals, and key, a flute worth three guineas, and some articles of jewellery, the property of Mr. John Fedtloo, 17, Brick Lane, Old Street. Mr. Feddon is a single man, and keeps a respectable academy ; the fr eesia penman' had the superiatendrace of his house ; she kept the house in order, dressed the victuals, Sm. for which Mr. Feddon gave her an apartment is his boos* for herself, to usband, and son, to live in rent free ; she always had her meals with him, and so used the other two prisoners frequently. although neither were em ploved in his service. Mr. Feddon had a very largo sod valuable library, of books, which he found daily di minishing, for the last seven or eight months; but he had not the least suspicion that either of the prisoncis were the thieves. lie was induced, however, to loop over his property, when he found he had beta robbed to a very great extent. Oo hisquestioning the female . prisoner, the denied having any knowledge of the rob bery, but intimated her suspicion that it must have been committed by some of the school boys. Al r. Fed. don gave info, m.i.ioa of the robbery at this office, .and Wm. Ilead,jun. one of the officers, accompanied him home to make the necessary inquiry. lie was led to sus put the female prisoner, and he proceeded to •11 her. She made ;teedt resistance, but he succeeded, and found in her pocket a small canvass bag, containing fifty pawnbrokers duplicates, for silver spoons, gold seal and key, linen, books. flute, and articles of jewellery, some of nltich were pbolged by the husband, some by the wife. but the major part by the coo. On this discovery, he took the 3 prisonersinto custody, and on taking the duplicates to the different pawnbrokers' shops, the ar ticles pawned were shown to him, the principal pan Mr. Feddon identified to be part of the property stolen from him. On Saturday, the different pawnbrokers produced thee articles at this office, when it appeared that only nine hooks were pledged by the man, a waist coat only by the wonian,and all the rest by the son ; they were remanded from Saturday to yesterday, when it sp. peered that Mr. Petition employed the man to sell hauls for him on commission, and also authorised him to lend vett books to read. The man was.liseltarged, and the mother and eort were remanded fur another week. 1.411U111111-STRKST.—EIiz. Nto.irt Was !waned up dy o'Fouvr, die °Meer, before Sir Dude! Williams, \ which HAMPDEN fell is fAe Field, aid SYDNEY died on did!" SORRY INSTITUTION. Dscsrssa 14, 1612. THE Proprieters and Seinertimers Ir. nap/canny Informed that JAMES RENIIE, Esq. A.M. will ensiles'''. a COURSE of LECTURES on the latest Im provements end Present State of Philosophy and Science in Britain and on the Continent. 00 WIDIIIIIIDLY. the Milt at seven o'clock in the evening precisely; to be d oa Foisoar the 47th, MONDAY the 30th December. the 3d of January. 1533. and on each smearing KNIGHT SPENCER. Secretary. VOID.IO Friday, .-- TOOTH-ACHE ANO BAR-ACHE. 'DERRY'S ESSENCE, has received the sanction Jll - sad sapped of t e dlelepelehed paesseaeyernir !Aro, ?What the ild teettee•ay of Ibe ' en in E iMillseutis revealable rammorsts hilthif Jesesals, saws It It heen olsolored or be Om "sae! Twee sass istecevasen yea ?NZ lienftiallif 'Mai iffileilieeL" Il 1 4111 1 . 1 .1 1 ,11 11 / et a &M , Ilroor Si Mist osetesteske M. ItiTimall num veld I Inaleete further limy. mines No Seem Is the es lashisTssllt.holl Iv them sad serviceable Win !Meat pirlsok sea( liy prevents the Tooth-At:4 i ~ 4 , • Sold is brillis. - 0 is: MI. awl b. Od. by Rollers', Cho- I mhos, No. 4, Cbeapslde, sod WI). Regent-street. (sear the Ar gy le 141400 110, Waterloo Piety, Edinburgh% SC Seekol Dar ei k u atill so lz the principal Per roamers As V AROWLAND & SON, Sole Proprietors of the original 'MACASSAR OIL, respestfelly ieform she Nobility, Gratry sod et lane, they Mee reeneee to No. HO, HATTON.OARDIN. They vise bait* CAU TION, Mot ineessewasteeef die wetness, Monad for Mar *Meisel an gamine MACASSAR OIL. impostors per. nese the empty betties, sad attempt to Morin the pablie with smarten Macassar Oil. composed of talations lager diem% °Serie, it for sale et a lower prin. and whboet the lapel; sad others saga " ilowisadten," isrltattogtbe dna tore, which readers It seesimary ea perebelloor to ask for Rowland's Alamein, Oil, sod strictly to sheens. Met *elm .are green wittiest the little Wok Wilde tie wrapper; end Obi label Italian se to ooldtio„ is red. " A. Rowlsad sod plies ere MAK t To. Wm Od. t sod Mc per bottle. AS tidier prhowara hapsoltien.—Theltelmeee has the addressee therlabel. " No. at listlemSerem" • Petresind by Ma Royal Illighons the Doke of Sans& and most olthe Royal Family ; their bopsrlal Mojestlps Her I•Wperor sad Illoproos et *NO% Ida liereeiel Weleielf th• Reaperer of Mos. their Rwsollombe lb. Dam de Naha- Meth Ilse De 1.1 Oaths. sjd di* Dilif•Alig lleoeewteti ; by Mee Especial Asthma; and ate* of dboltobitity IttrosiO. Ma Europe— ROIRLASDII lIRACAINtA, • • • (The MOW pd Osimilat). be le i • e l lit ‘ saleareelly sod!. OP Me soorlatolag Ike Rol?. grsy, worm It to die spitillolioatilltier Nast prowlb pm the Carly 11Mr.—It jj,ool dawhig needs*. or is 11114 blot* aod -01Z.Set!! kind. swab ss tallt off or Anse* colour; a* bosury—prodooss Misters, Err-Wows. M. ••••• ' , • „ Children's duo ntamtiorr to CbiUM%llldt• fs of the groat** Importorme. This 041 Is kosillsolane MM diemes Ib. wort easy mbdpleowtot, analswipidadlialligillis soaps. Go. sodas the Ilvdr firm io its root% ona less , Woo for s boseillatHeird of Hoir.ffilesb.6l.-711.—I0s.ffd. nod It. Is. pot koala. • Rd Whiskers, Grey Whiskies, Eye-brows, That em Rood, dreamily dosed to brown or WO. by lb. ono of ROWLANG'S ESSENCE OF TYRIL By merely weds( the flak, Is lasiwodiately peahen I; per fect etanco. Pala* 40. ; 7a. Id.; and WO. 6d. pee Wild. Sold by the Solo Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and 90N, N. 90, Haßoa-feedart. Roasts. Lawlor.; and. by We"' meat. by News. Heradrlcia. Thebborarstreet ; Smyth, 117. battle and Pierce, 07; D. Rine. 93, New Rood-greed; Bayley sad Blew, Cookaper-arrest; Sanger. 169, 0 :ford street : Barry anJ Co. 17, Oreek.strest ; Ruder., 4. Cheap aide. and 290, Rageat-slreet; Rowney, 196, klatton-garden; Colley, Bialsoperate-street; Wlrarlon, Do. • J. T. Rigge. M, Cneapside; Toile, 41. Johnslon.63, Cavil! ; Newberry, 3., Edwards, 96, St. Paul's Cbandwyard ; Salton, Bow Church-yard; Burgos.. 63, Holtman-101; Low, 330 ; Prey'. *l9, Attend : Bare Jay & Sons, 93, lloot.weeket ; Stradling & NI.. Royal Rzelwars ; Ford, Favaliverivatreet; Bartel. lot, Hatton-garden; Ambridge Woodman. Piccadilly; Orange, Oxford-spostr, and by most perfumers and wadi• eine venders.—•. • A* for Rowlaad's Oil, or Rowland'', [he, and observellw Signature " A. Rowland and Bon." AU others are coanterfelts. ELIGIIILE PLAN of EDUCATION —Gentlemen who have been accustomed to pay high terms for the Ilidacation of their Sons, and who may think it a justice to Shelf families to reduce the expense in proportion to the ge neral redaction of price occasioned by the Bank's plywritif Is gold. may be informed of an Academy is a healthy poses' about fifteen miles from Town. where the Pupils are, for shout half the (+seer.. educated in every branch with as Meek attention, and troanhul in as nberel a meaner as those at Aoadrialea at Fitly Pounds a Year.--Reference, Mr. 1 7, Ave-kiaria-lane. , JUNG-STREET, ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. VAPITAL MODERN ROUSEDOLD FURNITURE. jeMarble Pier Tables, Finedoned Finger Organ, Grand ware Planofetlis. French Clocks, Cut Glees Chan 144111041ere,arid T.tudres„ britlque Marble Hosts; (011-sized Bil liar4 Table, Paintinsa, Prints, Rich UusGlawa, Chloe, Doable and single Barrel Fowling-pieces by Manton and Joseph Egg, a Plated Sideboard Service, Corrleln n'ess,Seddles, etc. TO BE SOLD BY ADDifWV, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regeot-street), Cu Tae . the lath of Deeember, Ife2t, meet following day. on the premises, No. 15), king-street; St. James's square. et eleven o'clock, (Forming part of the Effects of the late Jobs Dawn, Esq. and other property), ' ; • • --- tHE Etc.lleot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprise' Mnhogany four-post, Patent Tent, French ,Boncii, sod Sofa Redsteitils. with Ciliate Cotton Furniture': *le seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding. capital Mabo• pay Wing and other Wardrobes Chestsof Drawers, Draw nod Dining Ronm Curtain, In Chintz Cotton and Ma rine, large Pier and Chimney Glasses ; Library, Card,Soft, Pembroke, Lois, and Work Tables, hi Rosewood and Ma hogany ; sets of Pillar slid Claw Dining Tables. Beeretaire and Library Bookcases, Ceilaret and Pedestal Sideboards : liffsbogany and Japanned Chairs. Grecian Boras and Conches, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Grand and Square Piano-fortes, by Stodart, Broadweed, and Clement' ; large .brAllant-toned ringer Organ, by Snets:er ; a Piano-forte ow en Improved principie, by Ike late Lord Stanhope ; large ear-cueing Horse, Copying Machine. large iron Chest, 111kchen Utensils, and numerous Orals. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding He sale, and catalogues had on the premises; end of Mr. Ro bbie, 170, Regest-street, opposite Old Barlitetriosstreet„ OBSERVE ilk. r• GREAT ADVANTAGE to the PUBLIC. particularly b. Families. - TffE EAST INDIA COMPANY% TARES, fa. are allowed on ell TEAS boughtatthe NOUVOLIC and Surrout House, 23. Ltryt.e Ram. Ausr, near die Bank , o( England. where all TEAS are warranted Reneine. and primal In quality to the prices offered by any Tea Company .ites In London. with so additioesinunce allowed larva, pound; ass,. in takias sizposods, halts potted is added. At the above Establishmest superior flee davoure I Cakes sold on the ea.s terms. one oases allowed extra In each pound, and halt a peond In every sin ads t la minstio t i t mioo4,4o.. a an ativwli anat. to be aqpplied at asta._ -WM(Va7I4.-Te - is -7 ea, . 106 Ad.; Superior ire Errs kfast Soa-1 eatriaa„ ta; beet ditto, Ss. to 10e. ; remarkably fine Green Tes, ilysom kind, Rs. to Us.; real 11yaos, very fine. Ins ; beet Hymn, 191; Gettbewder Teo, 13s; Ise Coffee, is; wen Jae, at. 4d ; hest Turkey Coffee, 41. Orden from all parte of the country, by letter post-paid. or by„Costhwien, with remittances. will be luridly attended to.—Latf sad Raw Sugar kept for the public aceotnesoda tloa.—.AU Tees, ie. front this Establishment are trarranted Kerala*, and wrapped in China Tea Paper, with the Pro ' meter's name and address—A. Wallowa.. 93, tittle Bell alley, at the back ofthe Beak of &Wand, London. Deem et places: seer. Thy ►ouse, and (in the cep of life, That hooey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so ea• .k.. 7 raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable nod delightful name in nature. 'The sacred institution, then, of marriage, CW111 , 0336% the desideratam of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness en earth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Par/loss, however, to entering Into this hallowed oblige -1 dot it becomes an imperative duty, sot ealy to t egalate the passiese, bat to cleanse the grosser nature from those im which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may ailed upon it. To the neglect of such satiation are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Imsnrious habits will effentinize the body—e residence Is the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the press infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inenition, trete whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the c4atice of relief. To all such, then, we uterus ourselves, oferipg hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned u they wetly the proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the septial w reitth—for the female habit is often eonst'tutionally 1 •A— yet It can be strengthened, and deficient energy Im proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as wi..l as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, an.i with elect. Earnestly soltcitnus to expel the unfeeline empyrie from the position so pre:en:Nu nusl s taken up, we des.ste from green . ' principles with less hesitation ; ■ud confident its our own iton.mrable inteerity es Members of the College of Serge , ns, we rete► the suffering, co:enmity of either sex (espeeially those catering Into ma-, trintonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is gives for personal consultation , and letters from the enuatry are immediately answered ; these mud eontaln remittence for Advice and Medicine, which us be forwarded Hos. POLICE. --.•.--- blitestott-noose.—Roancav Of Tel EXIIFF‘COOF. ..-Yesterday, Joan Baker, the "nerd of the Exeter sub minting coach. out of which a parcel, coatainiet 1,0371. in bank notes, and 4111. in light praise's, was stolen some days ago. underwent a second examination before the Lona Alivoa. The house from which the netts were issued is that of Sparkes and Co, of Exeter. Five of the 51. notes which were contained is the parcel, were produced in the Justice-room ■nd identified. Mr. Richards, clerk in Sparkes's bank, stated, that he made an entry of the notes, and packed them up for the' ward, to whom he delivered them to carry to London. The parcel should have come to Hankey and Co., at 54. j. Fenchereh-street, was directed in that manner, and wrapped up in a paper. on which was the name of the par a. Witness stitched the parcel into the pocket of the guard, who did not object to its weight, and who had been very frequently intrusted with money ender similar circumstances. The gold contained in the parcel did isrt render it heavier than the parcels sent by the boas* madly were. Mr. John Cock, a clerk in Hankey's bank stated, that the bow bad ati,t receiv.ed .the parcel deserib e d. O n 'Ste night of the Pcidagon which the robbery was said to have been cocamitied, the gtiard e-tme to him in Pen church-street, and said he had bad news to tell—a par cel was lost. Witness eked how that could be; and the guard replied that be had taken it ont of his pocket and put le to the coach seat. Witness detained him until the ethers of Mr. Ilankey. who, after some conversa titre, permitted him to depart upon his promise .to be in attendance next morning. The excuse be give for toting the parcel from his pocket was, that he tonna it eumhersome. Mr. Thomas Ater. Haokey stated. that he received the live 51. notes just produced from the house of Hanbury and Co., who stated that they were brought in on Sitar day the 7th imitant. Milli Holman stated, that she and another female came to town in the Exeter subscription coach. Upon the ar rival of the coach at Piccadilly, the guard looked at the parcels in the seat, and at the a-asne moment was ad grassed by a man who looked in at the opposite window. tie took nothing oat of the coach, but the man who had spoken to him, witness believed, soon etre eked for the parcel, and witness raised the seat and handed oat a par gelwith a white corer. Mrs. Susannah Martin. the other passenger from &Oster, stated that the guard acted Tn the m scribed, but sae did not ob that the moan who asked for the parcel had previously spokewto Cie guard. Wit ness feel a baby in her arms, hut *sat ronlimmt that her •t:enti.ms :o the child could not have prerentrd her from hearing' any conversation between the guard and the wan who got possession of the parcel. Mr. 13,.0ne, from the house of tlanbury and Co., stated that the tie., 51. notes produced were paid in on Saturday, the 7th instant. he rri..mer's solicitor here stated that th e gnarl was to any part alba world, however Rantt. of vrbose 'mewl ity his employers h a d th e utmost GOSS and Co. N C. Surgeons, • man reliance. The evidence was nut calculated to alt:.r that ple a 7. Jena:a-street, St. James's. and Ne. 11, Bouver ‘ e.itre „ .Fieet . itreo.umd .,. opinion, for it was obvious that he was •lartned at the loss, and betrayed ail the anxiety of innocence. (Loire Jest published (Fifteenth edition), such circumstances, it was to he hoped that the Lore The .2EO IS ot LIPS, a familiar cocaine; tary on the !note Slayer would at once dismiss the ease. Di se ases. Hy DOSS and Cu. Addressed to the Youth sod The Solicitor for the prosecation eulsmitted that ther e Maturity of both Sexes. May he had at 10. eNternoster-row ; 5 4 , p a il- m at; i 16. Princes-street. 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