The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

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The Requisltiou making the Court Spoclal e fee the II continue to REMIT gay Qua- LE the MATHEMATICAL. SCIENCES, pore and JCO No. LX, JANUARY, ISM purpose a receiving the -Report of the Oemetittee of '• WI thelleidei.lotae/oltballdedl tol gabled; Sideline weep of Algebra. Flenteep. wed the dif- Cowes/ere :-1. Meter* and Geste of Maxillae. by Mr. (*nem purpo ses , upon the Ri ots at g a l it teil w id x .. oles• boo of 'argent. la soma net feeential ealeidas; 'a Build empleto. awl Conic Coleridge; Flit* 1 .-1 1. Mount .- Ili. Th e Nigin•blowing wa g then reed; and also the Robert of the Coesatittre. net* beteg mile is the Cad Seetioas: Plela end Telgenolocity ; Measeektoe. iltoek.-IV. The Man-of-War's Man. Chap. S. Chap. 4.- „HA h as b een niem alll° bushed in codas, and*. comae pro- Gauging. Lend . Per nave. Mechanics, Dyes- V. The Lenient of Ella,-VI . The Lust LallliML-VII. • f . of Eagised• riles. Projectiles of S Pb les. lie. he. with above Voyages and Travels of Columbus *undue. Chap. to . Mr. FAYILL then rose and 'aid i ng MAI se he bad • R. ROT. Reeteihry. HMO Diegruntand many katikellkamplee for emerge* formality and New Year's Day.-VIII. Horne Gennentem. felt it necessary to have their Hownwahle Comet ape - . Price lbe- beeed--4 Key is the MIN, fp width aU the Pro-' law 11. Sehleakert's Rudolph of Illababugh.-IX. The Rin g . cially muntruined on former wcasi he trusted, before lAiii. Mayon. totems are waited at lent", pekoe Is. and the Stream 1 a Drama. by David Lindsay.-X. Moore 's lie sat down, he would be sole, by a plain statement, to hoiden is the CH AMBER of the ..2. Pues.sc Mew of 11111Rwitatethig of the Lives of 11311) Irish Melodies.-Xl. LOW from Hanthergh.-Xll. Sir • MY of LONDON, on THURS- Cotemporary Pewees is ,ovary wait of public life le till 'Tristram, in Gm& and thirman.-Xlll. Mr. T. F. Kenna- prove as strong • necessity as ever emoted, aid to make a caw which moat amply justified the tallies a ape- IL -: .euary. 113*, • Nations, with 160 engraved portraits. I vols. royal lime. dy and the Edinbergbßiplew.-XIV. Awient National Me- • • IL I ie. &L , lodise. Song S. " Mee this Old Book was New."-Kw, vial Coast in the petiolate:newt. If he mi g ht . / A, do agree rejils the COMMIT- u_ T „u nt Campus. sonsteing of the Moments " The Wine-bibber's Glory;" a new Song.-XVI. lewd the number and: &leerily of the Members' who Sigma SPORT. • ' of every Branch of 'knowledge hi Quenon and Answer, Byroa's Three New Tregedlee. -XVII. Mr. Southey's Re- the Requisition, he was sure that these amnia him felt i Wed; with Illa•deemetetemosea with Engravings edialioliests, by James Mltilloni.'A.M. PIT to Lord Ryron.-XVIII. Valerius; a Roman Story.- that it was • subject of the deepest interest, i• - 4 • li analli" 41 41 / 4 7 1 STIM WO ...bees pries 7s. booed. XIX. New Year's Day Congests/mikes. The Benison. he adverted to the Report, and the • s nervitmett: to it cep piede the viell 4. A New Hurretrew lorametows from the eirtleplites• Efilatten of Friendsbip. Be. dte.-XX. Works preparing for . which he would make teen it. be -matt' be idle Paw behlidiseettlelled.nad cord to the Corosation oratorio the Forwthrlitestneed * Pulacittion:c-EXI. Monthly List of New Publications. ' I • i., say, that be f e lt-petiod, es +as intffeheniff *jetty's itebjecileatett beau as , WO Sweetie* free the approved designs of the Iffeatidlell• lanced for T- Ceded. Strand, l'euld°° : • aad WIIII° II in the conduct of the Committee, and ' ' ''. - ' • --- . tees oft* Bridth Ekes i , loy 1* Nei. J. Robins*. D.ll. Biaekwood, No. 17 , larlace's-street, Edinburgh. I set yegeed thrombi* of Oita* pine ys. bound, .# slo , spoke the loose of his Court, Meet be , highest obligation tow- 4 -wds that Cominittee, mid : 4 . . .: . m the *eh day of l_e ra 4. Tom UnivaillAL taiv nnnnn . econsistieg of jmileines This. was published , 'price ils. ed. No. 11. for February, • neap et . eveleint Maned Extracts of the best Mode* Travellers IteverfOodthry it HIM of them f ur the 'abed** *entireties which - 4 Mee* lb* mil IMO IMMO of the World. illestnted by 100 Engravings, thirty P 9 06 0 * HE TECHNICAL REROSITORY : containing given to the *abject before limey and wh th ir r ll O ll - 4 ••-•-- 'of Middlings, while Isedebly ex- winch Drawings. By Samuel Prior, Editor of all therapy* T Practical Information on Subjects connected with Dia- deiced such luminous evidence, awl a general stiltentett.... - ' for the refills of die Pobile round the World. price 10s. 64. in Red. • _ . coteries and Improvements in the useful Arta. so sustained and so aoachtsive. He aced not say that ' -.,•;„ . ' '1 I /lithe of thought. of Ode 6. Lames FRANgAIISS Ds Li nnnnn so ti In mont4s. By THOMAS GILL, the Report was a luminous one ; sad it was hone eat . sea anon tr a l4r2 a :f the S u b" Per Pd. IC Noel at de ill Th ee. A Claaaeld CsiteCtl a a A Chair:we Of the Committee of hlechanics in the Society by evidence which was irresistible. It was Bait Wet ; die British used in the University of Paris and other Universities for the Eneuragenient of Arts, Manufactures, and Com- of Report, which. at the lint readier, would require . • k , , •thill Celli* his a high ellieree- of From, pricers. fld. booed, merce, A e prove elphi.- With two octavo and two quarto emu *tenuity on the part of a Member. who would at- , - - • • 1., ltdenee. that, after the represent- Printed for Sir Richard Phillips sad Co. Londe., and to plat e s. tempt to that it should not be received-4th tali- .. let 11W theitheriff to Me Malerit7 .ll be had of all Booksellers. CONTINTS:-XVI. Sheffield's Patent for an improved dity. indeed, was a selfovident propositiet, and lie • i gieuiry. which was easirenoil by BOOKS OF EDUCATION. Apparatus and Furnaces for Extracting Metallic and other trusted they would Sod that such Wee the Resolution :athirst that he had directed the co tiu m bsta n nets from their Ores, or whatever Matters minty be . 1 rii HE newiralieled extent of Patronage with which which he ioteaded to grated upon it. Ile wodd dismiss re than four months have stare DI ea with them.-XV 11. Bishop and Co. on their Flint- • laid.= Elleilire buboes hitherto 11 the Schoolmasters th e and __ .blriaernaldas of th°' Ibi l i nh shire Beittotones.-XVIII. On English and Foreign Cop- the great body of the evidence, end call their attention . • shed. Empire have nommen eIIetTIMPIIIMPSOU ' I *fere feel itself moss* celled havng led to many unworthy I mlt a" °"%= 4-911a. i t P atirog n & e a l l d hlin ri es ss . ; I b tq le P E ro j fes ito s r or -li b X so . " R jna;oonnyir4l.nu.. rvxded m t r e t he pe noc cui la is sir d e, after so much , o f r i f i li eA sio d ; bad - • ar' I• ° ' .. area of so serious sad alanaleg a Proprietors are Waled Is a mple* wours.- ry XXI. Reveley's Improvement in Betting Articles months = be meant the greet and striktog coie:idenee of •;". • emus House of Prillaman, pray- th ey invite the !literal *need* of the Publie,ophefoll kof Celle .-XXII. On Iron and Steel ;by the Editor.- the testimony of Mr. Derbyshire of Ile Morning Post. ewes es will yield holies for the dies and Gendemen etheenied in lbelmputset beams. of XXIII. Selisbery on Matt i ng made from the Typha Lento- with their statement; and who Cosid tot be supposed to fete*. Education. lie l .. • i • . ?;:• WOODTHORPE. nue Etiousale2Ltit...-Palloam's moor w ins ,or Greater Caertail.-XX IV. Mitchel on Raising favour t h at v i ew o f t h e su bi lun e an suc h In man other,. .. ... ' hi " .Vieee.-XXV. Judd on Forcing Vines -NCI'S Start on -- There were three o b jec t s which awn out tbe Re- . . . ' f 'FAL MOTION. • t h e A c ad. " of Vas...au ' ea ' -114111:1AtI g l i k o „.7 - "a d ,Ileswie Tablets for Artiats.-XX VIL . Dario ron Corr t Is. 64.-Pelleliewil. and Tutees PIM ~ -' - e ., fieg th el l e r ocal Variances of a Sloip's Compass. -XX VI 11. Zs - - Port , and to whilst' they had lo atten d . It was impossi- n: from the • Veiled states of -Bialr's Oman i ll ... pen, 91. , - "'MM..- Poetry "" s eefispeons : Casten on Condensing Oil ties; and Monthly tole to overlook the eitednet of the Sheri ff or the ton• DW OPEN 'fee the lespeethte of Children, Ste -- ' duct of the Govesmosee; and they hail also Se asides . . . od Public in genteel. at No. me. osco.. Row& •0416;-Inak._ .... Ci l ia 11.11 , 1 . 61 „4 14.- 'Alt of Pate aoted for T. Cadell, in the Strand. what Resiohnitoos .le was their ditty, finely nod deliber- mite BOUVERIE-STREET. on. Blair's Universal as.-)f uror Asa rratt's LI?. of Meehan*, &awes ever pee- ed Poetry , tb. ' - . Lately published,. potation. After thooteiteinett to which the aff.irbad C PEEP,ETUp.marteN. which G AAAA alt App COMMITIOS.--B/sir's Emilie 0 4 3- A NEW PRACTICAL TREATISE ON GAGING, given rise , be cook' • ly that•day appeal lo th e jedr- .: . ste he groat Sit bail Newt*. and mar. with Exercises and Questions, W. ect-Bialr's II 5 as of the illemintents * snit sad of Letters. with Topics; for Exitesite, 45.-lesSig's - illustrated biepwards ef 1130 beautiful Dimerems, with meats of that wismable, . mod they seed not euterous Talkies and vales*. Information, to be fond in be afraid of a long as she neeessity foe waif so b ' adgee h es bees awe( ever since meats of Composition . Ps. 6:1.-Adair's Quell** ea Men , so other work on this subject. nit& of saves Patel and will cow ray's Grammar and Irvin t's Composition. Is. servat ions was atheist:shay the titmouse( the Couldhittio. ~..„,- By M. ILLY , Surveyor. In regard to the eitelioet of the abiniff. So was haw? - mistime witateeer). let et the °UM AAA AA e -6°lalatlttealleaalualS of that" ' 11°°1611; ' FeleelOs. ed. board ; examinedand approved by Professors is , and pivots, as lase as the world phy aid Use of the Globes. 34. 6d4tds fa il t da4sa . bildah aa 44 ., • . of Mathematics. Boat Immo* spare them ceanderatiose. oonisseted'ethit :', •; , . 1 , If t h e s at i tee tioso t er it is toad. of Geograph y . and State Of IS. BA Hub with assay Em . . . . Tee' Ni.' PRAorich.l. GAGE% will be found, not only the long experience of be character and foranetellaaleere - . hos been preseemeed by sea of Re- - LYlich . " *.till ,Dl,nPinxodi in .., 1 - . _., .AA., deal inestooesprebensi re of trey Treatise on this Art, but rat the He could afford to speak of Man self he wee, in his in- / • oet the greeted 's** utility to the nog. 35.-Cloidsmotia's =tens-. eso -4. ol sonl_ t, - . two Part , decoy eine. Si.. ed. ge5 ,...._-n, sania ... awe b time, the most plain, the most methodical and moot .lieitinat character, totally neheourn to blew-se if lie . I Ilt mos lengtentle, et as an impelling Boots, • ' seieaci t more than INin copies have been sold in the s. a* rt were the Sheri ff of . Bristol. or Limiest'', Isearedof this di ne n tt . b ens , ee p en etve nom fetal size. es. 6d. each ; Adams to moweepod ; demyi te e _ l ain . Is z . ten . VOW Or Simi allOoths. inetroplis.-He could dismiss from hismind his tininess As tbe intends presest- plain. de. etl=fie- i royal Idsn ' -- P ' ' Also may be had, by the same Author , • 1 ~ Ind Soder, of Leaden, It can only toured.-fle It Popular Illestratious of Geography, . merits as a member of that Corporative - his great see I nit liin i z oi. PßAcTie.S.L ULLA(/' CASK °AGAR •to which • HMOs or ettandsoes treartee till Cr Memel' oudannem of wil Nations. 16,4.-PAer's All i s , . . • Wires in the support of civic rightseikeistameitaind oilier T b.-. for the utimetlma of Candies of all the Dewing. Admittaiwe the Voyages *ld. _ y ed.- 7 :4llltheaTtagele, .. , i ill asditeas duties. TheletaA s i i ezelddimaise (mitts • llgkalgterrau -' .•-• 4a lands/ •• • - •:". • - xt- - •••"'W: " • - 4 -t. ) % , r. . . . : mot dadt of x ~i* *- flekilawr- NI TUKS.--S-newe- son's Universal A t 0 !story 70.-Robinson's •° I - letbdell related '. • I • • - 1 _ 1 3 1101 • • ' t•Led--31uag-' - all. i tig n sia. - milli Alit '4 ik ( sr ..e. 111"141161 " ibr u s the -. • • • , • ' A ., 4 •• • ID HAND PLATES . wow on History . ft -ooe Questioes oe Robinton's HIS. art"eir ; sad .std la • ._ .. •,. -' ere in . _ 11th PM ,. . - . ataansa.at a id,rt . Atoit t foss Ileastentory. Se, Bishop- Mies. le.o•-•Rebineen's New an* Sopmiee. Mello* *Meg- "°'''• - - t ~ . a 0 . . ~... am or the larger sizes ere admire- hand. with 100 earraviegs, Is. 6d.•-Adair's Questions ow • ota sharm and ep •,••,-, nowt: f e o •sidlli., filalepooems cad eleimet drawing- Goldsmith's England, is.-Galt's Pleteres, Histonear end ..i. ..- 11. COLISEUM THIS BEASON. ' - toe loolies- , OPIE . I t ' lle " ° " ni i T e le 11 ": 1 4 r. n fa. ~, soM at rich finished Chimney, Pier. Biographical, drown from English, Scottish and bishelaw Tn „. e foltowing new and very interesting Publication, have o core, or by any • T. .& n .' -44°1°17 _ . ...len . * de e p • :4 ...., ; . . . just been published, and may be bad of all Booksellers New °lams of superior colour and tory, 2 vols. Its, consideration how far itomicersted the •• - •7 • within the circuit of this Paper:- timed beyond all former preeedeet. ASTRO/1011T:-Squire's Unlimber of the Elemeets of As-subject, and the foundation of civil authority-which . . • ! dem reweinoes. te.-This ankle homey, the completestbook in the tinges*, Os. 611.-Lee- I.eillHE UNIVERSAL ' TRA V ELLER ; Hein an was the support of the constitution before standing ar• mi ma as ISO by 72 Inches, 190 tures on the Wonders of the Heavens. with numerous coigne- •IL Abstract of the observations and Adventures of the mien were thoug h t n t_(A pp i nme )._Th e c lan was ings, from Original Drawings , Lou. 6d. most eminent Modern Traveders, in all the Nations of the called • ' • n e • •Pleprieters of Betel. CIIIIISTIAD 1t54.1•10‘.-Randall's Grammar of Sawed World; with 100 Engravings; by Samuel Prior, Author of upon to su l t P ttrt thin ftllmlll.entni pr i nc i p l e, au -I to maintain the Sheriff, as the bead of the 'aunty-force. is W deserving attentio n, History, U. -garrotes QUESHOES on the Old , and on the All the Voyages Round the World, price ins. booed. ther:slo o i , . me , i n against a mob of military. lie (Me. F.) WaCllO la.- A r afriiiiileit abiartandChalrWork. New Vestment, Is. tech.-Barrow's Fifty-two Sermons 2. nom:eon's Poeuthon Couasz of Ma bathe would advance. without fear of contradiction. mots diepley emu new sposimees of for Schools and Femilles. 70.-Watkin'a Scripture Bloge. ' all their branches. pare 864 mixed, including the whole of Ye'' , = with the still greater silvan- phy, from Adam to St. Paul, 75.-Nighthignie's all Religions Simson's Euclid, with many hundred Queen*. for Exer- that the Sheriff had a power rater thin. that of any and Render; Ceremonies, 105.04.-Roblason's Theologi• else; being the only work of the Mad. Price ISs. bound. nobleman in the ceunty.titor4er the military on such as ' i 0 say port of th e matey, without eel Dictionary, nil. With a Key f or the use of Masters, 6s, • occasion. It was in evidence that there was a riot COW- -. S aof peeking. AIITHICITIC and M ice. -Joyce's Arithmetic and 3 - Puncic Max of all NATIoSS . in ISID ; consistin g of menced against citizens. by men in uniform , who were ~.... Key. as. tid.-Nieboison's Popular Elements of Mather.n. Blot/whit - al Notices of 2400 Living Cbarsciert • in every of ell descriptions of use the moat difficult todeterit, as I - THE PUBLIC, tics, in all their branches, pure and 'nixed. b:•ing the onty Wait of Public Life. with 130 Portraits, in 3 vols. larger in that d i ogu i m men hardly knee, heir own relation ,. advertised the Scheme of the work of the kind, ths hound.-Key to ditto. EA.-Crocker'. than Dehrett's Peerage, price It. I is. 611. boards. , . . It was impossible to overlook the cosslact of the govern- . I length. bees leave to submit to his Elements of Land-surveylag, 95. 4. THE ANICDOTS Liesasy, containing above three its principal Features, cad looks Daawitio.-Ilamillon's Elements of Drawing, with 200 thousand of the best Audotes is the English Ilingaillie, ell- merit relati ve forcalled rerelati ve e exertions of the Sheriff ne to t he a nfartnn a l° circosetallerely As to the funeral wiliall • . • ;lee sale. as it appears to be nut- Examples, 275,-Nattel 190 Examples of Rural scenery, lected from Biography, History, Voyages, and Travels , monists of only 10,000 Tickets, to be 115-Chalon's 160 Animals of every Species, 10s. ed. Iti • Topography, Law. Physic, Divinity, and Naval and Min- of the ill•fated men. he and his kiwis had ohjected to i., . 1 two lesttogether for site. lacy History, by the Editor of the Vocal Library, price 108. knowing as they did the irritated state of the peel* HIS MONTH. BlostrAPUT.-Gbidstnitlen Biographical Class Cook •, or ed. in red. mind; and would any gentleman sow lay Lis bawl upon . 001. Money Prince . Lives of Emineut Men of all Nations. 75.--Mavor's British 3' Tue Use CATECHIST in all Breaches of Human his heart, and say that the guardian of the pearl of the • • i other Mosey Capitals. Nee*, 85.-Maver's Pletarth's Lives, abridged, 65.-Wat. Knowledge, treating separately of each in question and an- county ought not to have takes any notice of it.? I( he • "•'. . t ,: lee Money Prizes. kin's Scripture Biography. Is. ewer , hat p rinted in a new and Improved manner, and illus- bail acted so. he (Mr. F.) knew well what would -have Meats to One Prize. CLAssicAs. Inventeime.--Johnson's Grammar of Cisssi. Crated with 200 engravings, by James Mitchell. A.M. price been said on his conduct is certain papers. They would i Classes. al Literature, Se. 75. bound. have stated that the Sheriff, fro* political *yews, took be desire singly. Law and' Cortereurrion.--Olsetstone's Commentaries, 6. Ho ME and Suocurrr's HISTORY of ENGLAND abridged, a its eve Fate, and no Owe, abridged by Gifford, 13w-The Young Briton's Catechism and eontineed to the Coronation of George the Fourth, by n° Ps" in the reservation of the Peace. with the hope . all Money Prizes. f Social Rights ant Duties. ed. the Rev. J. Robinson, D. D. with 100 engravings from that some dangerous qoarrel might arise; and it would t e drawn must be 110.0001. Money. BOOKEZIPINII, Re.-Morvisoe's Book-keeping, Is. 6tl.- designs of the great Masters of the British School, pries 7s. appear, that had be not been present, the King's liar- 4 oitals may be expected Firm Day C . Blank books to fill up.-Mavor's Short hand, Is. ed. 6 d. booed. racks mi g ht have been I. danger . To the bust, of his • • • • are selling by 01511, 4, Combill. UnsinAs. and unt& Sciawas.--Blair's Universal 7. Naruaz DISPLAYED, or the Works of God In the power, however, he exerted himself, and even hazarded , • London; and by his Agents.* the Preceptor, with 600 questioes. b.-Mitchell's Universal Creation described, explained and illustrated according to his life, to vindicate the Civil Authority, and pr,•setie . . . Catechist, or Catechism of. all Arts and Selma. with 200 the latest discoveries and the best authorities, with numerous the peace : he was thanked for it by his fellow-citisess, Query there ere 73 Capitals, being engravings, 7s. Book of 100 English Trades, 10s. 6d. bd, popular engravings. in two vols. price it. Is. it was true, and there was then sidkient evidence to I ear • - doable the number tiniest contained, -The Hundred Wonders of the Word, Ifts. Od. S. Leconte FRANCA/ILS DI LITTERATURE et Ds IN • them out as far as th ey went; bat this Report established it,-out of which, DISH shared and Fazacu, LATIN, and ITALIAN.-BOlsurss French Word par MM. Noel et De la Place; Overage classifies a rouge his ol e os sbe oral any doubt, pad proved that on this and MS Agents distributed no less Book, Is. -Free.* Phrase Book, is. First French and Eng- de tour lee establissenients d'initruction . publics et par- Deb Grammar, 9s. &1.-French and English k'xereises, 3s, ticullers de l'un et de l'sutre sexes This Work is used in occasion, es through life, be deserved his laurels before it, Ski his allied homily against DISH'S Latin Word Book, Is.-Latin Phrase Book, h.-Indian the University of Paris and the other Universities in France. he won , them: on this he could net imagine there would 4 -- which the Public may see the Beau- Word Book, la.-Italian Phrase Book. Is,-L'Erifast and esteemed the best Collection of the kind ever published, be a d,ueatient °Pekoe. The political character of the Prodigal', 3k-Noel sod De la Place's Leeons Fran- price Is. ex-Shrill was made a charge against hien. Asa Sheriff, . • 4. Mises. used in all the Uolversities of France, Bs. Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. London, end to lie was convinced he never was ineureeed by any poli - h a jut and bateau sense o f Printed Wilk Itactuno Pommes and Co. I.ondoe ; and be had of all Booksellers. ticil fcriingin supporting theconstitutionaldignityor his 4 op , . 11111 ideal free the litlethelows treat- sold by Mosley. Derby ; Cumming, Dublin ; Stirling and et, sentreeted la a manses too well Blade, Edinburgh; mid by all Booksellers-Of whom may COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. ing his political character, made him no communication want, and often entailing en its un- hr had, on the Ist of every month. The JOURNAL of Naw son the suliis.ct of preserving the public pew, at so ari- -' f dlatrellellte and silent laseliPerts- Yoyaegs and T a. an inexhaustible fund of entertain- Yesterday a Court of Common Council was held, deal a mounot.--(Hwr, ,bra., !hear!)-Ilere he would IDY respectfully calls theattention of ment and instruction for youth of both sexes. 1 I ...• pecillar and wont elk:emit method of slag empiric of the day. or the equally nominee' peens Rostra welt. Report of the Committee of General Purposes, relative and to the statements of wk. Bouchier c Socretary tedhe de '• 140 bold the word of promise to OLT page relates to sgag.-MARTIAL. t o the inquiry into the disturbance at Kuightsbriolge, on T ry. to *hew that se step had been taken by Ile - I our bops." De. Eady will not pre- Jest published., price iie, in boards (Fifteenth Edition). the 21st of August, 1821. vernment to support the Sheriff in the discharge of his 1 ' tiny in every description of ease, but rIIHE .EGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Coalmen- Mr. Knox Child was elected a Governor •of Saint arduous , and. as it then happened , pe rilous olbce. It 4 Intnted by medial and surgical s hill - 1 - tn 7 on the Indiscretio n, arising from Haman Fr ant r. Thomas's Hospital, vice John Aldcock, Esq. Deputy, no was said, that legal means were taken to preserve the Mina a certain, speedy, and perms- is whteltute Causes, Symptetns, and baneful Effects of Lees longer a member of this Court. peace; but what legal means were taken when the SLetiff log made every species of Syphilitie Venerea, Gonorrhies. Stricture, Seminal Weakness, he. are On a qoestion of Privilege, relative to an alleged set was left, unsupported, to pnt down by his own exertions strain ofdiseases, the primaryobjeets fully developed ; Part 11. contains some remarks on eer- ties. and being tattered by the trans- min Female Complaints, In particular Sterility • Part .of delinqu e of a Member of the Court, referred •to the violence of an unrestrained soldiery, and &people sql- * . has accompanied his mode of treat- embraces Practical Observatioas on Sexual Deb M ney Debility, Self in our former Report. strangers were excluded. The Prio r under every circumstance of irrit a tion? Why was .as long and laborious make, he abuse, and Mental irritation, with some interesting observe- debate condoned with closed doors nearly an hour. (to there not a single officer ordered to a • him, in a matter th the holiest confidence. pretensions tions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IY. Is a Series of oar admission we found that it hail been ninve.l that the so interesting to the peace °film country and the rights of id and encouraging. Innumerablein- Cases illustrative of the pr e ceding su bjects, e xplaining Report of the Committee thereon be received ;to which the citizens ? The peculiar and unacconetable conduct of , • . I illustrative of the superiority of Dr. them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the ,an Amend-nein was pot. that it be printed and distri- the Government tau this occasion, could not be lightly 1 i • i bad been found to prevail, eves Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. bitted; which was carried by a majority of 22. the passed over. Their conduct, a few days before, Le r . retained by public *stilettoes, bad Consulting Surgeons, London. numbers being-For the Motion 39-For the Amend- could not Ilesignat• but by calling .it infatuatien, when ) 1 addition to those consolatory 'Wean- Nation beatis meet 61. - they oelered the Funeral Procession of the !anew ed 1 lined squally fortunate le revising the Omnibus due dedit, si tub eognoverit uti.-Ctoupse -: need energies of the hems *esti* Sixes Heaves to alt the feted of bliss supplies, • Several Officers of the Corporation were then ros•elect- Queen to be *rued off its road • lest the loyal nail alfec- sad. If sot timely arrested, frequently Its frugal application marks the wise. ed according to the annual custom. tionate tribute of regret. from the Chief Magisteate or lee PrildPilllffietistence. From this May he had at 1 0, paterooster:roer; 49 , psii.p.fail; Mr. Alderman ileowst reported that the health of the city and the Corporation, should hoouusrhsr .6 . I ally sad sterility, by re-animating the 41, Piccadilly ; 16. Peinces-street, Soho* 32, Fleet-street; Marshal Weather was so far restored. since his late im- mains,-(Hear. hear.) - sad thus the last express i o n o f : r mead elasticity to the relagedorgens. 174, Fleet-street ; 441, West Sintnitteld ;id Cbeeptide l Lon- yere accident, as to enahle him soots to discharge the British feeling towards her respected and injure.) cat• . . reettey the nowt positive assurances don; Stevenson and Co.. Bork , and Co' Norwich ; R. tiutiesof his tituation, an.l be was accordingly re-elected. fury, was met by the bayonet and ter limed-sword.- sda sues nosy be rescued; a steady Deck, Ipswich; Barrett 111410.2.1(1, Bath ;11hompard. Br* Mr. Alderman Woos suggested the propriety of pre. (ilear,heer.)--Wu ibis conduct l'ouaded is reason, Ist lF ohm dictated being only required.- tot; Hatt. Cambridge • Headley. Lewis; ant at all Rook' -tiding tiding for Mr. Wontner, by a place of equal tale. to was it cruel awl Wept*? Let so one shelter himseif r daily, at No. ilik Daan-itittet ' B.ll° ' sellerl ' - " M " . "' 004 Lid t** * are to ben Inntlndted ' as 'that which lie now held, whenever It was in their p o w .r. by stating that this was s eta mallet of. any thing hat It ' 11°h°,1ead4 ( " 11 of Gerrard-street, mull' every, da y` 84 Illek tow; sad patients in di n " ° " tr l a lActivity which the situ ti in' of CI 1 ii alarbitrary d' ti Ali his : le of Hailapiti woe ty 3 ars en- lsere ow low a mend Two Penny Poet cmae. ; lb. are requested to describe winuteiy the use ern:dosing a re. II the % • 3 . • ) . . •street, and is opposite Measioweet), he alth, wad frantic:l in reason t sad the caudate of a Secretary a * m anes for Am es an d M e di c i... „ th i nk „.. b e ro.ww,ied quired, was not compatible with Ins state of . . , . x.-Country letters meet respectable to logy rt e .( tee World.-0010 a mt Co. M . R.C. Sur . a better arrangement m i g h t lie wa l e in coed:levet:ow Slate. who osaceuentable to those Laws, cannot Artie/ Fecund 0.. u.. • ' ' geons, I, verie-steet, Fleet-street, London. • -both of his caw, and of the public service. • t. from remota - without abodnipo vier. If theihide of that 1, i ' . . .' • • , .. . ~• . , iSts=to.o.e.:asso .........'• .- ..=4. s- .f ....• • . ' - • il .1 i f . , _ -