The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

POLICE. FORGERY. GUILDHALL—A Clerk in a Mercantile Honsti of considerable eminence in the city, was yester, day brought in custody to this Office, on castle of Forgery. It was cursorily stated, that the r.issig man, whose appearance was highly respect. tale, had forged checks, to a very large amduot, on the banking house of Messrs. Kensington . and Cu. wish whom his employers kept an account. — The Prisoner was extremely agitated, and begged the Magistrate would defer the examination of the facts to a future day, as he was unprepared with that legal assistance which he cotice,ivol his sitna. tion so materially required. lie assigned u area. sou for nut having already obtained the requisite assistance, the circumstance of his apprehension baring taken place only on the preceding evening. Sir NATTIILW BLOXIIAM, with great humanity, expressed a desire to afford the Prisoner every in. dolgence -possible, and the Prosecutors haring Signified their,assent to the wishes of the yoing 111411, the further inquiry into the cue was post. potted to an early day. coiNElts. • Elizabeth Jager, Elinor Mackell, and Sarah Stnn‘eLi, were_ charged by Hamilton, a Police officer, belonging to the Nlarlborough.street Of. five, with feloniously coining a considerable quen tity of pieces of metal, purporting to be shillings and sixpences of the lawful coin of this realui. From the testimony of Hamilton, it appeared that the prisoners were soldiers' wives, and that in conseqnence of information having been received at Nlarltiorough-street Office, he, together with two men named Craig and Jackson, brother offi cers, and one of the City-marshalmen, went to a house in Field-lane, at the bottom of Holborn. hill, which they entered, and in pursuance of their directions, proceeded to the secund.tloor, a room on which they forced open, and there discovered the three prisoners, two of whom were sealed at a table, and the third at the window, with a child in her arms. On the e►►trance of the officers, the prisoners evinced the gr►atest consternation, shrieking in the most alarming manner, and nearly overturning the table in their fright. One of the officers immediately secured the door, while the other two proceeded to batch the apartment. On the table there. lay a large quantity of circular bits of copper, about the size of a sixpence, made smooth at the edges, apparently with sand.paper, several pieces of which were strewed on the Hour. In a cup.board r and other parts of the room, were ' also discovered a smell bottle of equations, a paper of cream of tartar, ,some pieces of leather, and a punchi.seiron, which corresponded in size with the pieces of metal found on the table. An these tniterials, together with the prisoners, were then.cunveyod to the Poultry Cotnpter. Craig and Jacksnts corroboratiel the evidence of Hamilton, and each produced sumo proof of the* prisoners' guilt. Mr. Powell, the Solicitor of the Mint, seg. gusted the propriety of discharging the pisuitcr ilackell, against it horn there • gas no positive proof, as she was only found in the room with the other prisoners, n ithout appearing to taku any active part in the manufacture, the evidence with respect to her therefore was deficient. The other two prisoners were coilinii!ted for a further eza mioatien on Friday, when no doubt they will be finally committed to take their trial. James Hama. otherwise Henry Abrahams, and a companion of his, named Moser Lyon, were brought up, charged by a watchniau of the parish of St. Dunstan in the West, with a. street. riot, at one o'clock un Toriday morning, to the Frat annoyance of the honest inhabitants of leet-street, who were aroused from their sweet slumbers by the sounding of a newsman's horn, which was blown with Laid* strength by the. prisoner Bennett. The two Shentlemen at the bar assumed a great deal of diAnity; the former is an attorney's clerk, and the latter a Portuguese Merchant, otherwise a vender of oranges, in Covent Garden. Mr. Bennett was notorious in the 0. P. warfare at. Covent Garden Theatre, in which he bore a very conspicuoug part, occasionally as a spy, and sometimes as the leader of a party of hisbrethren, who having ordered to the charge, like a prudent General, he' most commonly retreated, and be. Wile a spectator. of the action, hovering round the enemy, and marking such fOr his prey 14 came within the gripe of the Bow.street legion, against whips) lie very freely gave evidence beforo the Magistrates. From the testimony of the Guardians of the Night, it appeared that he was extremely buister. ous and abusive, and was attended in his courio by a considerable number of •the 0/prime Co4f,' who, attracted by the sweetness of 'his not*, lowed'infoll cry, ere.% tins atut itOruar in the street s which at once di.pellail' the effecti . of the leadetv wand of Morpheus, that had previously wei,gbed down the eyelids of the citizens in that quarter. The facts of the charge here patiently heard by Sir M. Br.ozeam, who admonished the Prisoners to conduct themselves with more propriety in futurei and suggested the propriety of their set. tling the matter with the watchmen. Mr. Bennett, however, who relied on his legAl knowledge, refused to compromise the matter, and declared his intention to give Willi' site pike his trial for the offence. The worthy' Alderman, who bed bees only guided in his recommendation by feelitig of pity towards the young men, then insisted that they should both find bail for the riot, and ordered them into custody until they should have done so. , This unexpected determination soon changed . the note of Mr. Bennetes horn, who piped ez. • tremely small, sending several of his people:A to inti•rcetle in his behalf. After some persieslion. Sir. M. 131.0XUAM cons.. plied with the prayer of the friends of the Prison. era, and allowed them to arrange matters with. the watchmen ; first administering a wholesome lacier& to the Shentlenten, whose pride was ctimplotely bumbled, and who sneaked off with, theittosoftc . , chagrin. •- , ROBBERY Ar4Dtmepag.• 4 , 14 •._ MARLROAUUtiId.STRICM—NaIIia. by' ~ • . . . • ) . •.4 • • circumstances the most aggravated, his hotts.itt. speatigated arthls Oat* - sod the last 'exaMintition of the accused •took piaci on %Miley. Jos. Amit(st was Asir,* aritti stealing 941. ftom, his master, Terlop, gul. N 0.21, Sackvillq- • street, and setting Ire - to the dwelling-bpist. The fellowistiotre the circumstances The Prosocsiorhad sent the Prisotter, It%sows his valet, to got eimage a,C * cheque of • 031. and having taken Whom iti Ile deposited the remain ing 921. is s trunk,: sad the Pllioner vitae knew where the money was kept. The Prosecutor deer from home that night, and at about four b'csocii in the monism, she house was diStalleeetriii be (1 , 11 htl fire by Mrs . Thompson, to whom' the hoe'be. .longed, and, by the exertions of Mr. Rotten , a cutiur, sad other saigbbourstit was got under without destroying the room. gome are, it turned out, had:been introduced tinder the'boUrth, of the roomy immediately under a table; upon which was t h e box which' contained the Money. A couch filled with papers was also discovered to be on fire is another part of the room. •At the first alarm of fire, the Primer wai seen handing his boxes over to the top of the neat house, as he slept in the garret. The said box in which Mr. Tifton had deposited ids money was nut burst, but it had been broken open, and the contenti stolen. On examining the premises, the stolen property was (pond is a canister concealed in the'cliiffiney of the back kitahou l cud a cbissel was also-found in this kitchen. " Bradley, foreman to the Sun Fire-Of f ice, prov. ed that the room was on fire in two places at one time; and it must have been malicimoly and wit. fully set ou fire; ind Mr, Brosen, aSnrveyorbe. longing to the Sun Fire-Office, produced a model of the room, and lie: was also satisfied of some person having set tire to the premises. It was prove' that the Prisoner had gone to bed at eleven 'o'clock ; and Dr. Brown, who lodges in the house, atAl slept in the next room to the Pri. soner, in the attic, for 40 • benefit of his health, proved that lie heard-s person (whose steps he sup. posed to be that of the Prisoner) come up the stairs, and enter the Prisoner's room about three o'clock in the morning. John Foy, the officer who examined the house, proved that the chissel found in the back kitchen, fitted the cavity in the box which had heels broken open, and that ho found eight of Mr. Tufton's shirts in the Prisoner's possession, and a quantity of brimstone. The Prisoner was fully committed fur trial for robbery and arson. I ~.. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, June 26. Admiralty Office, Jane 26. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis has reported, in ikilr letter to Mr. Croker of the 2311 instant, that his Majesty's sloop the Bonne. Citoyenne, captured in the Chaouel, on the 21st, a French privateer, called Le Maitrd de Muse, pierced for 14 kuus, only four mounted, and a complement of 30 men. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • IVar-Office, flans 26. • 19th Regiment of Font, Lieutenant-General Sir Hew Dal ryniple, KIN. from the 37th Regiment of Foot, to be Colo nel, vice General Hulse. 31111 Ditto LielliFiluit -l;elwral Sir Eyre Conte, K. B. from liesleeent of Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lord Smith . deeenea. 7th Liellemniel-General William Wentyst, from the 9.16 Begitiseslef BIM, to be Colonel, vice Sir Hew Dal 4 ey•apie. •••07 1 • of lAtte, Geneva Ininuel Hulse, from - the 19th Regiment of . Feist, to he Colonel, vice Sir Eyre Come. OA Ditto, Licubsiant-limarral Hon. Francis "feedhtun, front the sth Royal Veteetut Botta ion, to he Colonel, vice We- , , ems. sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Majnr-General John 'Manners Kerr. (rein the till Regime's., to be Colonel, viee,Lieittet nint-GeneralNeedlions. 1. t -.---- • bum tram. VA i r ile lam Booth na ql3gltt.. to be ditto. Detests's obeves • ' fistbeteld Relent of Local Militia. Rosigh John Swindea to be Lieutermut. Dated May 23, 1810. Ensign Harrison Wood to be QM). Dated its above. Cosign John Hind to be ditto. Doted as above. • Job, Pickering, Gent.' to be ditto. Dieted M.sy 23, 1910: Halifax Regiment of Loerd Daniel Crabtree, Geot. to be Lieutenaut. Dated April, 3 f . 1810. Robert Crowther. Goat, to be ditto. Dated as above.. Beiljamin R.notvlton Roger, 'Gem. to be Ensign. Dated at above. James William Gregory, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Mity 1810. Blakey Spencer, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Shelleld Regiment of Loral Militia. George Shore, Esq to he Captain. Dated May 1 4; 1810 . George Tillotson, Esq. tube ditto. Doted us above. • Joseph Broombe.ut, Gent. to be Lieotenant. Doted as above. Jahn' Turner, Goal. ti; be ditto. Dated as above. Thomas Brookfield, Gent. to be ditto. . Dated as altsWilh William Rinks, Gent. to be Lear. Dated May IS, J$W .. Staincross Regiment of Local Militia. John Wade, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 15, 1810. • Charles Esq. lo be ditto. Dated as above. , Richard Perkins, 1;:sq. to be ditto. Dated as above. James Emmersoii, Gen _ha Liesiesmat. Dated as above. Livereedge, Gent. to' he Ensign. Dated its.abuve. Ist Reginseat of Leeds Local Militia.• John MoZoo, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May2l, 1810. Was. Turkington, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Aleminder Garda' Washington, Gent. to be Ensign. I)ated as atsove. . William Salisbury Kershaw, Geut. to he ditto. Dated as abtloce. Rabat* Elmsley, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. . J • oteph Rogerson, Gent. to he ditto. I)ated ns above. 2il Regiment of Leeds Local Militia. • William Frankland Paley, Esq. to be Captain. Dated • June 6, 1810. Thomas Stables, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Southeru Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry • Cavalry. James Archibald Stuart Wortley, Esq. to he Lieutenant- Colonel-Commanount. Pitted May 15, 1810. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. ' Stamford Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. Francis Batt, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Junel2, 18 1 0. • William Walker, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as above. Holland mid Roston Regiment of Lincolnshire Laval Militia. James Hartley, Gent. to be Lieuteuant. Dated June 12, 1610. Royal South Lincolnshire Militia. Calvcrlev Bets like Anderson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated June 19, 1810. Citiamissioutsin the Shropshire Militia, signed by the Lord leieutenani. Role! Gough, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, deceased. • Dated June 15, 1810. Commissions iii the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign Charles Gould to he Lieutenant. Dated June 9, 1810. L William Elwes, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions in the Derbyshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. William Dickenson, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 29, 1910. Bolte Pignt, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 1,11310. Slotismissions in the Dorsetrisire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. t,frutenant Win. Whitaker to be Captain, vice Bower, pro .' ,mated. Dated June U, 1810. ctruet George Weld to be Lieutenant, vice Whitaker, pro ' rioted. Dated as above. •-••••01111 • it )ei *BANKRUPT(' lES ENLARGED. 11. Cohen. Manchester, merchant, from Juan 26 to August 14, at ten, at the Dog 'raven', Deattigate. Manchester. •T. Harrison, Camomile-street, stationer, from June 21 till' . Aug. 11, at sen, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. ' • " V.Turvey, Ham, Surrey, baker, to'sairretider June 30,1 July 7, Aug. 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Atrocities, Mr. R. Cam; mr,•Kingstosi-upon-Thamest and Messrs. Sitapsou and linstie,, Xing's Bench-walks, Temple. P. Pearson ' Caouton- common, Nottingham, lualteepsr, Jul) 17, 18 , A ug. I; at eleveu; at the White Swan wk. - rooky 1 • Scroaby, Nottiham. Attoeniely mr..Fisbet, Is,t~h Lincolu; and Messrs. Warrand and Wood, Castle- Radge-ro w. 8, Smith, Daltoni Lancaster, darn-dealer, July 19, at Nvg,. 10, Aug. 7, at eleven, at the Buck in the Vine. iv ignn. • At- Sondes ; Mr. Windt', John-street, Bedford-row ;tan& Sr. &Liken, Wirtut: IN. Crawl+, Exeter, merchant, July 11, at one, 13; um 7, , *eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Anomie', IMNF. G. Abbott, Old Broad-street; and Mr. Kendall, Exeter. • S A. Fnasttss, Liverponl, dealer in earthenware, July 6, 7, at the Swau tan, Hanley, Stafford, Aug. 7, at the"l'reiithispi = v ia ; l ' ; f e 'rel e it . b s a tr i e n ;t, at L ge ce vr: . . 2 t an tio .t r ie ni cts es, ; Mr. Thositha 1 and M ega. ,;s Hart, s . tiialll lVo . udbridge, Suffolk, beer-brewer, July IS. et 17. Aug. 7, ateleven, at the King's Arms, Woodbridge. rAttortsies,.Alr. Ftesney, Chunetry-laue ; and Mehirs. }triune and Notcutt, tom ich. ' R. Sandum, I)rptford, wine-aserthant, June 30, July 7, Aug. 1, at ted,'itt Goi'dbaH. Attorney, Mr. R. Charsley,, :dark-lane. • R. Ellis, Earl-street, Blackfriars, provision -broker, June 90, July 2. Aim- 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Br, ant, Clyde:ill-room Throvnorton-street. T.Cialltvin,laocemstreet, Cleapcnte, merchant, June 30, Judy 17. Aug. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New _Bridge-street, Blackfriars. R. Sitttlaid. Lower East Smithfield. slop-seller • • 3. July 10 Aug. 7. at eleven at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr. Itirkett,, Baud-court, Wall rook. DIVIDENDS. July 18. W. Popplestiine, Plymouth, grocer.—JulY 19. C. 'Harvey, Manually/1, ironmonger.—July 2i• 13. A:t•virk, Flockton York, corn-dealer.—July 21. J. Trollock, jail. Su rage-garden, bruker.—July 44. It. Fuller, St. Aim's-lane, 17..1i Worley, jun. Fish-street-hill. linen draper.—July 21. A.. T.. Bowles and T. Williams, Kern- Street, grocers.—July 16. E.Voodroffe, Wollaston, Glisuces ter, iron-manufactarer.*July 17. •W. Brown, Wormwood street, London-wall, ticttutller.—July 211. G. U. Law-tie. !fat ton-street, inerchant.—July 7. T. Lister,K Mg-street. Holborn, !coach-plater.July 17. J. Potts, White Bear-yard. Hock- Itill,• hooking-gins...frame and Cabi;.et-maker.—A ugust 2. J. - Knowles, Gwyndu, Bodbcrog,'Cartutrypit, imikeepec.—Aug.. '2: J. Jones, Dolvddbyrrian. carnarvon, dealer and char mans--July 19. 0. Lodge, Ketesforth-hill, Barnsley, Yor , dealer sad clatioaaa. CEItTtriCATES.—Jot.s . 17. • J. Batson. St. 3 nmLs's-place i St. Jame,'s-street, tay.lan-1- R. Bell and R. liedlcy, Newchstle-upon-'fine, woollen-nra pert.—)l. Leach, Preston, eartlsenavare-dealer. --A. Kruse •. Broad-street, merchant.—W. al 'Kenzie. St: Paul, Caveat-garden,. nierchaut.— E. Scott, Chaodos-slreiet, shoe-maker.-- - W. Gough, Cranbourne-street, West toin;tef, mercer. . f! • •A young man s - butler to Mr. Gould of COris4 was bit in the thumb about five or sax *4:4liq Jog hy,a eat, or which he took no notice, until signs of the hydrophobia half shown themselves .in.-sho stroitgestldegree within the last wmk,,which, arum baffling the utmost skill b( the physicians : geese* his death within these few days. • Commitsloos signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the 1% - est Rid tette the Camay of York, City :mil County of the City of York, 2d WeSt York Militia. • is Tboants Henry Hopper, Esq. to be •Captain. Dated Jan. 5, 1810. Edward Holote, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated to above. Ensign and Qaorter , Master David Naylor to be ditto, by Brevet. Dated Mar T, 1810. .) Johu Oliver, Gent to be Ensign. Dated April 4, 1810. Edward Willea Oddly, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jape 5.1810... • ' 3d West York Emirs Robert Standish Peppard to be Lieutenant. Dated* March 31.1810. Ensign Thomas Yokes to be ditto. Dated as above. Morley Regiment of Local Militia. ileory:Petersott, F.sq. to be Captain. Dated Juoe 1810. .* Edward Ellison, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Doled April 6. 188% - William Wells, Gent. G. be ditto. Dated as shove. Thomas Airey, Geist. to be ditto. Dated as above. Richard Br o wn e COIL to t:e ditto. Dated to above. Joshua Smith. (,et.t. to be' Ensign. Dated as above. Abealusin Walton, ti to be ditto. I)ated as above. • Jetties Tung, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Ma. 16, 1810. Clara Regiment of Local Militia. _Henry-Richard Wood, Esq. to be Major. Dated April 11,, 1810. • :lobo Haildon,-Askwith, Esq. to he Captain. Dated as abotte.l ' Hepry Tenant, Esq. to be ditt o . Dated April 23, 1811). ; Christopher Autos, Gent. to lie Ensign. Dated A pril 11,1810.1 Nosom, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. ... ' Thome ilessom Geot. to be ditto. Dated ainistive. 1 Christopher J oboson, Gent. to be ditto. 'Dated b1ay.9.,..1eta Btraforth nod Tick hill Regiment of Local Militia. Jobs Blackburn, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 23, 18106 City of York Local Militia. • 34;4 Brlgg, Esq. to be Maine. Dated May 8,1810. Mesas Cooley, Esq. to be Captain. Outid at above. • Chri•topher Isiewstead, Esq. to be ditto. Dated us above. Leonard Ask Key, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 21, Di* • Josses' Lentit,lNV to be ditto. Dated us above. Edward Thomas Maeseey, Geol. to be Lim/tenant. Dieted May 8, 1810. /Wry C mood, tient. to be ditto. Dated as above. km.ert BotterellZfless. to he ditto. Dated May 29, 1810. Johu Mu-h, Gent. to - be ditto. Dated or above. '1)1Ell. • • , s)athaniel H ill, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as John ?Adam., Gent. to be ditto. Dated as ablest. On fttesdayse"nolght,at his'hitusetio tieorge's Qoay.Cork, in the 48th year of kis age, the Right Rev. Florence .Nl‘Car- Joseph Davies, Gout. tube ditto. elated at abnve. • * 'Roman Catholic Bishop of Amite*, and Condit'. Jahn Cantleyirseot. to be ditto. Dated .as above. • f or Bi s h o p o f that Profession for the diocese of Cork. We Brian Hehdeld Ge si t. to be ditto. Dated at:thine. maw matid oa t nw sl it a c h n l y event, wit henl sitme elpreadoin, ?MaWigs. Grill* to be LieuteMult: Wiled Noe I. 1810. of our s y m p a thy in the e)ureme sorrow which it lins * OrtigT••• in Armytage drchbeli p tient. to •be ditto.' Dated 'II e e dly ' create d amongst oar. Ramos Catholic fellowleitlteas. above.* We comtole with Illem on She loss of it man who' soald:hirse Robert Botterell, Omit, to be_ Ta is Dated May 8, 1810.. . dose the vaunt . m i aow to any commaity. Whether we Jauses.Bastesaa, tient. to be dine. Dated May 29. 1610. moulder his intents, hl. superior Jitertsey acquirements, oe Matthew Hetasey, Gem. to he ditto. Dated as above. tie' unwearied seal with wide! he employed its west pos. Agbritg Regimes! of Local en of eitdd to Inculcate the duties of Christianity. and .011. Captain John Woolley' to be Major. Dated Matcb.sl, 180. 'cite his know-ereetorto lead* exercise - of doerolins vi se tact/Renato .1i inehliCe to he Captain. Dated as above. .splendidly exemplified la bis-oeta ;we Teal bit iss ot a Lieutcoatolitmjansin Stocks to•ise•tlitto. • Datedits above. Amend eelassitf.—The ektinction sof genius creates At" as 'Lieuteamst Jam.. Hail to b e ditt o . D a ted its above. . • • times, mid audit doll eireirmstaoces, kind of involuatary Westmont Robert Wrigley to be ditto. Dated as nbate. regret: Every individeol Salta lb' claims his right to pitttl iewteenutJusepb Blackburn to he , ditto. Dated as above. ciliate In the Ismael •r4eesod flavor common nature by !ben Aodetsoo. Gent. to. be Westmont. I)ated as above& minds whigh Pesseidetsee is ple 4s sad t o endow with mastoid/el ohs !Nettie Whitebead, Gent. to he ditto. • .D.tted arobovq. told extraedisary gifts; bet Mhenvirtue is superadded to tre. I "ergs Whitehead, Geol. iv) be ditto. Dated as above. nits; wiser a salad so adorned dedicatee. its energies v i rtu. I Samuel eilswihorye l Relit, to be diem. ' Dated as above.. , 'lvey to the improvement, the his pi, and the best ince. George Wilson Addis's, Gents to be ditto. Doted uaabove. rests of twisty, the intros that patties its deportore 'Jobs Bradley, Gent. to be ditto.' Dated as above. . from this ' world becomes mottles $, the metrsanding, Jtabei idortey, best. to be ditto. Dated aiibove. lateilesettotrd "4, ewe, iMidesipleffeligicon I . ..,/ 4 .0 4, 41 tAi 7 .. . • I: • I •10 e • • ' : .• • • • :41 V • I - 1 ---- - - - - -- - 1 ' . ' ... ".2.' ,_ ~... ~‘• • vfATCH4 3, • . SS . . pad .PECAIiAIf, r ntr A 0 ...C1.% Oru.Stre e t Cueebt:gardell. (corner fa klaidenslglll4. Rp i 1 'W ATC 11 M AVIV F ACT Ult W. RS,, respect daily in om it ", ',Friend* Mid the:Public, :IlMt thee have *ails fir ge" inspection an EXCh,LLENT AStOR.THIF.hIref Dusts. dl/cadcbed.• Ifostioestal, aad Vertical WATCHES, is, Silver. :Ind Mrtal• Carti together Web am atorm l a -4 LADIES Vl' ATCH CS in great variety , hi.acia l e 4 ,,,,,,, 4 if plain, With or witty , * [wind fink, dte.' Mt Of' a im, l it kurrooted to 1i..: tilßtiseqfprittitarlshi t i, Au l d 4 ,,, ht well. ." d 4 ; 1 r . pery ß It. and P. ar: iaiverd. friiin Paiticollir rhtmostaa,, , ,, sapid:' the Online w i•b *solicitor's 14 the goal W NO L L . _ sAI 4 y, Pk 1 GEM 4 ore bave tang heel/ `the habit et „L" Diving It Er A it. HOUSES with their gristlier:time, bat 4 l : t r ec t siendly• aces aids moment, AM edriamon Watch's, a shun v ornamented VISE'S. have uflea bdritimagied with o hm an d disposed of as vAluatile, to the ivtat Noppointme u i el 111 jury of the unwary V nail it is with *Profit* cnalrioaa rs of the Impropriety ai.d dislrenciiky of such pearli e , tho R. and P. pledge theta:miens In becure, by rectitude of duct, the future opprobatims of those who may favour o leo with ontsmands. They venture to add the omarance, r at every possibie tare shish be ialtea to merit Olaf cnandp.., which they anxiously and contitteetly hope menjoy. —' Every article they sell IS made by &cameleer, and limit iiitioediate.,isapertinti 4, qtyl olt bongos their terms: l l be fnatid contid..!rithly lower (liv 30 per cent.) that the primly yet they stake their Craig • t 4.11 it skid, be iho r gei ' that their Watches, in mint hy•to of eitustaction, Sad *Gifu Sr, of ;navel:rut shall nut be excelled. Upon these eanditiom, Gentlemfb, • Liiitiri, kt.s et CRiotains,' &r. may he supplied as above . , e i t t le , - 7 , Watches shmly or ht quantity. floe 'Money or Kin-, Medi, rec. ace in change of gipld Hills 'ill be puce all Ciiill, is , 1 Old Watches taken in exchange. • PW litstC CAtrIIQNt •WATSON'S'PATLN'f Tft,ANSP.MI.I4NT Sflp. Tfi pritor of thii otifei Arikk of I;,ltisl► nrumfactitre, feels it a duty hr par t k Public, to caution Arm sigaiast the delusive Siatetuest twined iu a Hantl-bill, which hits hero Mart inditariisailv ciliated by one , l'eais, in which it is suited that Mr. • chnbon, the Translator of Putucrois Cionsistry, Mr. A nn ,. Etperitneutal Chemist at the Royal aad syseeg tither scieatitir Gentlemen, declared 4111 their (laths, hec, re Lord Illenborronei and a Special Jury, "" tam tae tr. * . invented TitA N SPA It :LSI . 30A P was otdtswovery 4 ti e utinaut Utility, beranie a pfi;lses.ed all the ekausing 'Prsprt. ties of Sanp;fre..dfroot its ;opacities and ittifeterioss ties :" this is true, in .part, bat tint is the whole. Gentlemen of Science did rive evidence fu the term:. tiro the effect witted ; itt to " WATSON'S PAtkiNd \S.. P- %KENT SOAP," which they bad carefully analystil; but in regard . to A. Peatit's " Neo-hweatel Tratistiareu Soap," as it is called, they . certainly gave nit nigh goinitun: an:l at the latter tatirle wens profea Oar such trial by A. Pears' i$ . also swum Sy himself, tot, composed of a consider: priportion of *oft Seap4uu gre.lieut which moot naturally excite illegestiasivrry iltiiro mind) rind lomat Juice, th e e Proprietor. of. W it Titth't TRANSPAIL NT SOAP feels coultdettf, that, ilfirr the very high earoiniuins amt rectsia:acSatjew witickhis Comps. iilinas has ?reeked friiii Medical and 'Scientific Men of rob e titter, the Public vfill *ever be &reined by the spicifias mis ;ippliention of Evidence which A. Pears'itsut in his said hand bill so falsely endeavoured to mill!, to %Wows' Slap, hat anti give to WATSON'S PATF..N L TRAASt'AItiiNiC 601 P that torn-rent* reitieti'the peculiar rlegants and purity iris universally allowed to pevartos jolly "tWit, nal which is prepared and . wolit, Wholesale anti Retail., by the - Pateater, at his Warehome, No. 439, mitt bytally APpuist ' meat, at Mr. Ninith'i, lti, Dame-sines, • SPRING PtlitSl6lt . -' 411 qr ut QF TH I SIAM • A.1413-SCOILIAUTIC GPTA 01 E PILL% *are the Iwo alterative and peti tier of the Moroi, net reuttitimt tear roodlnealent, or reAraiit lot Dirt. This Metliciae. astatlvet in the Stater &Arab tt Itkehesfood, and gradually perv: u the rimslMig 116'4 curpretitut.. la its pasNage, .entry derlatitta from a salle heWth: loirsitorr; thld es the loug-cosight-hor Veget,tble 4rti. tic * for safe. but lictive se irst Rote t.r tun t• faottlotnaltte sulurrak Mercury, w one diva* tektite gesteratieg s wars ; elies.All • tither • medicines limie riata, the ahem , tlve Pills atay he relied ozi l ttAilpekifs.r &elite Scent'. Scorbutic Emotions, the D . Oi'llreratry, sad everyntba Disease aribiud flout vitiated 'Prepared and *led by V curl d co. ;Rd ! add at *toe* 15(), 001fortbitaket v oppe-de irliNid44rett 'fates, R.*al Exchange; lialdinis 11, ; PArWillig • 166, rivii• ,trett arid ititStar ISS, Strand. Price -ts. if. pet Boy. iltliPliK.PiE() with ,a consciosseess that Mitt deviation from the t eisMal plan bßeen Chat, betri• cial In ether", and , imprireed it, their professiomil acclaim meats by the 'nativity or near 20 years ripesieseet Reim CURRIE:tad Co. ettntinue, with slosh:nett ardour, the era dication Of, those I/ isorder: , Ybieh►etc•lbe.ed uvellsettee cielodulgessee, or th.. destructive of, the itwausidetate School-WV-`chool-b. In lestfosllng the eine of these cinaptillsb, Owl hold out no inducement in vice, hut. semi dens I. wage be of the crime/me of such ealasisities, they utter their waif since ar reguitui ethic:LW Surgeon.; .01 Loodoir, wad of the Royal College o f Minhurgh. In all c.nes of fectinn, and in every co mililist of Debility :,tnd 1/ceeleaCt. whether acising from the iidittuttion of a.certain destructive habit, long residence in ward climates, free twins, or nay other cause produci.s,; a . dAiriency of manly vipiar , the pi t• - tient may rcty on a diced) . oktorulitlit to •trig"Tilto licalt h • Their improved plan of curing Stricture of the Urethra Ins been attendel with peculiar "ticcos. Strictures of ten and twenty years duration have Slehled to their treatment is die short period of thre - e. tv:.eks. Several Noblemen:lnd (ientiv.- 'wetter the Sett respectability . , . who have labnared tinder ILS painful and dittrrssingdismise, having received a radical and permanent cure, TM - Ocularly request that refcreuces laity be inside tp them, snosatisfaetorS , evidences of the decided !ape rionity of Nlesarr. Carrie anti Co.'" plan of Ineuttorst. NAM' to( there tientlestientail been slider the care of Mlleig. HOUK', Rewrite and tether StorAerms of equal eminence, was atteutp d ' (heir cure by the application of the Lunar Caw* without mimes. ble.trs. Cutrie awl Co. may be entstaletl by patients of either ss, sc wish the greateat seem y and hums. at their hint 4, 1110. (Di, Ifribin-garden.—Patients in the canonry, , stistingolse particislan of ttsCir case, iliesseing a re mittance for Ittltice seed mediriotv, will have the same givm or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. lU7,FLAtase 'garden. • • • -ADV•icE. • • lIEIst Men of al uciltipn and, .Akin stag I,erievi4ing ealleovnue.l to dist-weer mow safe nod rtii'vritoi method of treating a few parrtio?w,f Divas", sercesiftit, reeds of,tbrieelipiesilere tiwarg proof ufseperiorily. , .• • Messrs. 60iittostrid 6 Co. Sargenei; after beinir rO,, educate') and 401,1;0 infix creel , ' broach «I' kitotbsbido. ' (certificates of weiich, moinialmfroir thit too& eininent Ph - vireos, they base to c sr testailinquktr) were' iedored an melte the are of alt • Vilvilardt 91110St,wf their parsienter sitidy, vie:s CERTA t. PIS _ froirenliftwinir 'kelifiliettteinatai ,of inso Mead* o led lit rntrnatitaldit, 'tiTittCTlllll:B red G 1.4 ..'(p. also DEMI LIT Yi• whether aril's thus Rae inetailottl instal hag :endow in snap if_totet, era SECRET SO ( LITA RI" VICE, too ofteitenlinp ff , by the Yoisth• of bot/cserdso; in. the- one it will r=int r4 (because of S t I RI LIT Y it SAR RION ESS; haiP%Oiar -.tithes _occasion a numerals tram 01(tlefanAl i figr. :y.set'lisselviremediddrteraftate Im 0 4= coNsuv KV lON • ! .1 , ..• • • the result e ita e i nd i psdefi t ts z e r keietiee witaitel !heel; by a• sa lqinelhod, to Cs( moms ilisseedi• arced. Mer othotterate atieteU t rtall ,111 1 .• relic& tikeAvAtieat , to the- least needle * *row add" ra- on g lit - V ENEk EAL cASSES, yawl. : al Mir ep• !{leaden 'ls as 41licoym• of the An 6 1 1 lodge themselves. to pwrOirmost Wo , rt vat wo days. , i a .. ~ • • • The teterveedeeted sOccefo of lieir glade. of Wetness le i• the glair a the Idiot* complaiels (Which, has serer bars "snowyte Sail in one single notate*M tsvelte years( parenne. &trim which period sissy primer of heels sores 1104-bere 'curie, &On tiger metre aued - inkiriess legthotlalyid bete per* .44 by uglier preditiatieft *Ulmer tired.) redacts M 11 Odra and Co. to Ow ;Starkly Aar their adiite. bileentolted by either vex daily, tir bY NW , with inviolable 'Limy, Get • M ist Pathan in She Couee, sank Note, are ft• quested to ante slue particulars oft it ease, age * sod mew 'tier of living, and advice and „spgdatipKwill be istwarded is any part oithe Kingtdnis.?' Messrs. tame ited Cesiiploilloorsehe4teet, Meet street. LONDON t-POlOlll awl p•l4lobe4 by D. Lottsca" at th• WratlNfil o ax Irtget-iNval• v.. :t • , P • 4 .1.;( . I►T~ . - 141 • 0 dart b 1 n .II otir Not Is tt ' Mr . of tie r co P 7