The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-26 00:00:00

•••• •• ••••••••• *. ••••!!!!". ; • " - -46allithriTALZ.— ' • Yesterday a ,Cnnsnion Ifall was held in the City, for the election, of Sheriffs, and other Of. Seers, for the ensuing year. When the Lord, Mayor and Aldermen made their obedience to the Livery, they were received as on recent OCOlibiorts. The Lord _Mayor, Attlerman''Combe, Aidermais Goodbehere, mid Mr. Sheriff Wood, were greet. ed with the utmost applause; while Sir Williani Curtis, Sir Charles Price, and Sir James Shalt, were received with hisses and groans. When the Aldermen had retired, the Common Seridellt read the names of those Gentlemen who had been put, in nomination by the. Lord Mayor, •and was peta l ., r,eeding to the election by a show of hands, when Mr. WAITIIIIAN Stepped forward, and inform.: ed the Livery, that he was desired by Mr. Alder: man Goodbehere, to make a fee, ,ebsertations fore their consideration, before •Ilicy .should . Appoint, their Sheriffs. These remarks, were rendered no. cessary, in conlequenci of a Paragraph in slimed the neWsPapers, -stating that it was, the intentied of wine Gentlemen to procure the return of the Worthy Aliternitin' and 'Colonel Wardle. He i that Irliport had oriiinifed he. isle unable to say i. but ho wet coalidetatilpit it dettliet was at the re v quest, not with Or knoirledgeof ,the parties. He , knew that 'Alderman goodbehrre was-desirous el serving 441 h :fits' Mend, sr. ' Sheriff .Weed, be, cause theik . - ititittuitint e were -congenial, end, hilt - they beat -appetnied, he had 'ne doubt but they would have given satisfaction to the Livery, ati' well as the Elation' of Middlesex. He was author: rized by Alderman Getititichere to say, that he was also now end at alt times ready , te . aesiime the important office of Sheriff ;,. but as . Many, other Gentlemen Stood before him, in the list .4 those who had been nominated, he hoped they ; wcfulio not call upon him but in replay rotation.. In support of such a reasonable request, he did not • deem it necessary t 6 urges tingle aigument.----Tbis • speeeli was received with general applause. - A show - of hands was then taken, and the She riffs declared. that Alderlban Guodbehere end Sir William Plainer, 'Knight and Alderman, were re turned by the mitletity. This declaration was re. wired with acclamation. Richard Clerk, Esq. Citizen ..and /oilier, the present Chamberlain, was unanimously re:elected for the year catalog. . The Court of Aldermen then returned - to the Hustings, and received the Report of t o ti ce St: s eriffs, when the Recorder &dared tliteuitiovb duly elected. . .. Sir WILLIAM ?toxin slept forward nod said, that when hi entered, the Jail he had not the most remote eipeitta n tion of the ildsl hitionr• thez.had just conferred on _him, Snit conestquetitly 7 lhe;was, notprepared to say whether. be cool d ave tirtalte the important t office of which they b 4 ' ght i him worthy. He should, however, Strait rself of the time allowed him fur peritidiitiffltSit,. and whether he should . intimately resolve to serve or decline the office, he trusted be should meet the: approbation of the Livery.—Dippfonec:]. Mr. Alderman Guoosinsits thanked the Li- - very for. the honour they had done Mee • but as ' he had not the slightest expectation Of it necessity of it was declared to. him, he wsk under the necessity of requiring that time for,,cpusideralinft . . which was taken by the other worthy Alderman.-- • [,diipictuee.] .. • . - . Mr. Q I /IN c a nto tOrward, end said, he could not suffer them to separate without calling their at. tension to the immense concourse of people, who. were assembled its the City on Thursday but, end cengratulating the Livery on the decorous and orderly manner in whieh they . had conducted themselves. Although such an assemblage of - peo-' pie was almost unprecedented, •he felt • happy to say, that not one serious accident Occurred, •nor no dieposition to disorder or tuinult manifested is.: self, ,whicie happy conclusion he attributed entire ly tOthel wise aid constitutional disposition made. by the Ore' Sheriffs, who by their conduct had grieved that the . civil -power, without the aid of • the sailitaryrer ai idways ?delimit to preserve the' peace of tihicity.—tarisittopplateser.)--It was .• not his "AA nor his duly, to state the motives of •- the peolpte assimbled, nor tirexpatiate upon tisk -..' views et uherecter ; de shetild therefOre propose , - tbet tribute of respect and gratitude to tho.WOrthy y. '''llli 'eriffs, by moving a Resolution ( 0 it. copy of l abkii . see Adviithissetit ? :flisiptige:) Mr.'WASTail AII said,. 4e'rehlauch'' pleasure hit seconding . the - peesent motion; a 'ha had en op. Portecity' of Witnereing the vigilance mid atten. . flea witielt the two WOK exoechtud on the pc, .• Goethe: •• • • - The Reitilutieto was then'Paised elaninartualy, • and oederedte be inserted in Om isais l ill piiimpf".. Mr. Sheriff Woo* said o lhat iris-new mark of their estiedi we, highly ;ratifying 4 *is mind, not ' seia laii own ettoent, but thet - of the.iffiee hiked. - ibis ''hotiour of serving. .ffi sitasliWays.of epi.: D ien, that k was Oat nettliihary, on any occasion, b call in the, military to the Peststunce ef' the civil - pilrei i' aud be treated 11in(461 'keret instance . • egiainced the Livery orlt ? '. se.) It Vas pepes iran .ga sated% some news • ' . 's6e 'intended til '; Oh the proe'esSioni"bet ist? ii sure g l ee, Oat , kflolteivisr entettained that 'ftikistph. . Ile was, is: , ••••' , ll6lll,% , wilteilistolificiniti gentletien pf 't'b'e WCst . • Illitiler COMffittkiej_ind . 'io ff r.ked to jolt, ilia pro: &eking ; t- bet *kld'thelat hit eoidd net consent to' S, at iiii:r.Sititfieffhe had • much higher duty to perfOria; 46isiolitvalhepeite of the metinpolis 'Which duty finhiffentleavoured I. do,entl„ he was happy .to say, had sieeestled. . Mans it bad been thVowe'imet egeloit• hirii i iii eetterth ist.._ttst tro4 newspaperil, We he always treireffthomi avithillis... • {lain, knowing the qitheter fretit width thiy cis, • • and he lever would-suffer bingilf . to' Ise *wer s from what b e conceived *to, be Ms dikt, Citiine. by 1 threats or promisee. [Applusiria .ofiti . otella e , papers even threatened hits, if he shottld litle0;1" . :the procession, and impildently aseeited,',, .• t ' '",,Athad been highly favoured by AdminktritiOd 1 , t net prosecuting Min for his conductiti the'ettlomlf. meet of Sir F. Bisidett. Whit (event Whit heed s shewn him he was at a loss to knew, foctge•tristlii was, that, after they had examined the Unclp'. Sherif, they could discover nii ground 4( asiiss- tidn spinal him. 'During the 'period hia alit iftia' •1. , . i t e.• 4 r•i ~. *NI* t. -- -- , • . .. - t ~ I i • . p •• ~, t. 1 , 'in °See he stodfifferFswo....... _..._ any taglitienl.guestieshrebnadyint.dtsts M &Fob' lic Officer, he had. no right to . hislin. with..any pasty.; but, as a Member of the Cooct.of sComnsOm Council; he should evil' . Opposijiibi and dOrrup. tion, its white** shape they abash! appear, wltso then in the Corporation; of l a ondoo or elsowlsere, [Loud and oistinsed.opploosel . • .44 t. Shatkir r foral mo paid., that as he had some. times' incurred . tbii displeasure of the Livery., it gave him much satisfaction that he received their approbation for bis conduct on Therilley: • The pleasure he felt was .doubled,•wheu he reflected that thy peace was preserved on that. day muse7by, the:orderly, disposition of the people, than a n y ex: traordinary exertion of the Sheriffs. To the great' honour of thd immense concourse assembled on that . occasion, he did not observe an ladividtial, who•did net give implicit.obmlietice..to his orders as soon is he .delivered them, and he .trustql, that, the people would in:future the animated by a simi. tar spirit. it wasihe cdrdial co-operation of all' ranks of people which alone could preserwenrdors , aid that might generally .be had, as their objects in the main were tho solve, and their. diiierenort might be put into ; nuf.shell, Hr trusted that in future the Citizens of London ,Woultl'itever se 'trifling differences of opinion to carry them krAs encessre, the remit of .whicheuutd not be foreseen, ,but that they would always cooler . Ilk it iht ‘ i#lloo9.: 40ill obey tStabjitkri, authority .; ' Or himself he sl4uld say, thit whatever his sites on should be,' lowevee atduoti% or dangerOus i ditty 'he should' '.lthwe to perform, he should never,' by any coml. lieration, be deterred f,rom ,aetiog *.ulpakJsa son. 'ttoite4 to be, right. • [Great oPPitola l / 4 . 1 4 , .. ht.L ' The Meeting was then dismissed, cogquetrod of AMY*. by . _ _ weather ; and if such persons should be present whets souse atrocious crime happened tarbe Com., emitted, were they to have their joints tumieJ, till they told whatever they 'Might know on the lubject ?. : Lord E LLI N I OROUGII. ' 6 ThaThettlor the new conquest may either exist, or colle t or . besupplied bribe laWi, or be qualified by - thee' but in this lost case, how is the poor native of Trinidad& to be acquainted with the qualificatiosa--:—He may (know his own laws r ,hog.lsow .is be tO know ,yours ?" , Mr. NOLAN. 6 ' Those istitstices in • which 'qualification is necessary, are Itrp and unusual ; 1 they can seldom occur ; of coarse they are easily marked, and they are to be marked by promulga.. I gen. They are chiefly Maid" in se." Lord LLEM110110(10H•--- 1 " I feel an In finite in this mode of diiiinguishing. ain `in se' is a phrase of too lax in ,interpretation ; suppose the country were one, hi which the laws euthocias the exposure of parents and ,children ,thnse,are, if any 'acts are, Main in se. It strikes me that the law of the country remains, till the trithb Crown acquire* a right, or declares its in. cicada's of promulgating anew law. • - 11144N.01.evt.--" My Lord, let me put a case, itlittr law of the country cannot act, even be ore s any promulgation of another.. Suppose the ionquered country Co be Mahomedan ; sup. pose the British. Chaplain attempts the conversion , of the people ; the aithorities of the country arc, by thus law, empowered to impale the Chaplain : and, if nothing it to intervene between him and punishment, but the promulgation .of a • law, which may not he declared, from the distance, and other physical, reasons, for six months, he must be impaled. But this cannot be allowed." laord g L IAiNIOROOON.--.." The difficulty va. niches Getty io practice-ra is merely theoretical ;• lisslheory, • undoubtedly, a serious difficulty sub.. 4 Meta, It appears to-nie that the coequerors lose, no privileges, hut that men residiwter settling, in a Spanish .country, for instance, must be liable to. Spanish laws; you have nut introduced British butte and the Country . must not be left entirety rules of general conduct." Mr. 1110c&m...--“ My Lord, thediffiroilty is not , oriorely theoretical, it is practical ; I believe it 'case will soon come beforp you on that point ; I do nOtiallude to any thing connected with the prep, lent • tie Learned Coonsel then went through the reosoising argnn'ents, laid conclude.' by" d 'wren. kog i. his uneilliagnets to. heap any addition oil charge or calumny on • the. 'object of the prosecu. Standitie to. speak: before that Bench, he IMr.• N.) tolosidierie no doubt of finding all that , ists.olure meld Wise is jestiee, and to their Lord. e itikips..htt committed his cause. Et.i.csaoßOW9ll.••••." WO will' coositlee the moments which have been so ably segetEsso hoth.j give our judgment *hen we shall luive had ildielestt time to furialla4ll4l opinion." Thu Boort adjuuramii c. ••. .• CppRT 0? PLEAS, Jena U. vitas v. snook. Ito Serjetrit.Vmsolt ANC 1 4 1 0. 61 kinitiliAllr s‘ Tule obtained. by Mr. ;B SiajOutea!,, 3 o46.: - Saw piAlsifuuld,not be grattboili t h in stow; The lie. .ioniNtattees weiie, that the Plajntif Plea i' - liiiien. ger on board , the ship done ftelit i- Loteleit to No 7 the Ddfloadmit was tho.Coloishi . .80 the idalis ;: she I.lowaptwied by Gerrit( sblit i , loth. of ?arbour. . 9porto. The Pgramsktar agreed, to -ritistraetfrom the Filioch, and the• Plaintiff ad. r iiinitedVdttheilliontylke the purpose; and, as a 'asturity"• thi-Belltualing giro hies Bills of Ett;., zininge on his owner,- .who • dishonoured them, 1144„.„Iberi,dff k o aght.the present action. . ; The font set up was, that the money war lent (bran a* NON! 'ptirpisse, that of ransoming" iyessel from the enemy. The Jury, under-the *nodal , of his Lordship,. gave a verdiai for the ,Ditreisdeintk. . .• II” . 1 • .Wil#C7o,4 after hearing the arguments of the 'Lesicaed . oputasel, refused the rule. ''The l ts.stri rote at iittaieclOck. . '''llil Lau Cittti'Stivitee sat afterdhsrds at IffilPritstr, it Guildhall, but eothhig if public intiPllll occurred. • : .1.141, ,, •• - 11ED. •-- - • • ' • • • • • ' At tw woe, rateary-Famit,llllofiele. on 8 14 0 Werelet. bowers sine mod ma o'clock, the Night Atm Wed Simi h. mitten. His•Leiribild . p. was bet in tilt 4 1 901 year of ills age, laid witliiiiiisteeth iliefore hisdeath appetite/ la the uthient our e i f o r i fe-remeit is the frail tenure by which the life of maw 'hick; • is Lortishipis succeeded itt hie title by his eldest ifoviAls **big!** )I* Me air! hi' left deer** est isf formir marriage, *ha as been incessant is her at. 441ter reveled carentoluving illares.'ir one other trasatiittiqnr" teti Ceil Y4 ; ol cl 4 le t S rtie llh il et 'M e g: NMI 1.8 brother his father Oharles, first Lord plan, um brother to the Duke of Graft's!, in 1797. Addenr/ i tiodee, trentfifiske Goldingtee, liacksoes fin ,Ndayllite fit l instaist. id an advanced art Cali t zeL i ttlip eist, furter Silteastwero4h, Lleutraen o f. ifniniaadLrer.oalemapt. and Surveynr. et his aindes wo Wowls and Forests, boreeriea on Lake - Chimula e l l eh i r the Owe. .Ness.ifirks oboes lordly crib' Only be ,iel by. kis Owlet bravervt i rind served en darer is he tis hartily free: the yeavl to the close of tbrA molten war 17d 1. aion* whiekpOlaii lairramengaged in acme of the re . Veft,bt inflicts recorded in the Dritish annals . , nod ones woes deal.. Besides of ittferiara note, he: was at Ike taking and desire 'of Clifin . !lgens and Ports Belle, at the bat tii• of odes, dad afterwards at Foistenoy, Le ft**. At .7eoduribiagoyel Ifiighitess the Duke of Cumber. lan,l t from thee& he wet! 1756, to Amerika; wns ea. gaged . amierdmib Bowe .01 , aufantiebte attack at Tice.- deragat afterwards under Lunt- Amherst at•itrcapture, with; that of Cram Pant, Esc, and fireorthetwewent to the is toketti plitilinisue and the Havundah under Lord Albemarle.' and waroile . off 'the 'first *lto* fettered the breach at . storming he Motet &tic:- la the tile ,Auseriean war.,after h e r eveh a priwiner, he sewed a shaft 'ti under sr Will Wilk at New Y tntt, "mad diem cal his . vi ces,aall.es ("macre!. Bargoym.„. During_ thut arduous mow paikilistrossil his 'halve taiceihM altd - dalltisli the ,fatted *ittilmett• !)). lient ,primeter.-* Mier the close or the A ar, it hick,' fraud his well sea t tsmi*efity i :ir et titt as fortune , AI hoed da mkt& rd .refillpirst, the lime of rienth,—Col, Sitioe's fAriet,7lslut 'bt.liasyanis. ' FWarfArts fedstaad, ta Thome, Wallace, or Crailtie. Ayrsimee. the Merest collateral dticentlhnt itheicitkifidlikidibitplisfeesaisriSellintiam Wallacta •Pellnei Slt4liekkiirj.6ll4ra,etsd two,dasehtert lament kis death. Mai!, at Gibraltar having bee Orbital* alieeellierelp hi s benillty Uri* ice. SO TAW 1 96a1i IMlfihairrue, iu ancx e Mrs. • Doiliogi, Afar. PlPliefier 'Ext. • • issottorri • . , • ;• iv; . I• A 's ; „ . .KASANVAIItIiN 49.011. _ 111100 E RS ON (4. 14 -OE4 krry deltas& in merit On 1 the aispitarieire alsd texture Of the Skin, 'that whatever contributes to.protect If fditu Ittier., or to itnprove it. sant cooddored as alder• of losportaatietta MI Who aft solici 10114 to .00toest tilt advantage o bird loci tinederlield deo,. Wages " A Leone Ofltivonitheottatioss epos all Occiesioas;" elf twortnialy the room antbtatatv Agettaattleri themselves iallebted tu the rarinaschemical enigma., by Which &tap Is Frztrkted Nom MI the i optire and noslatis Sob,tamees with e h, i n jog aloe witdi a is asti.bi. • This re. daentent atadifestrd itttraw=pareary aatt fragattee.ang It may be promarMfrin tlstrietraost perfection,. at t dLiouhm tory of the lovnator, A. I'EA:RS, No. 53, Wa.dre et , ',turd-street. is Ikons. at - Is. each. and large Stslr: l 6, ;wt. sunted with Otto .f Ruses, at ti. - 64. • Also lessees &sari% (Nat". at x 4.. 6d. Aim sold wholesale, and for exportat. by Mr. Gol,ling s 42, Combat ; and smiled .by Mr. Das, • , Tavistocit-oreet • Mr. Fox, 456; Strand t• Messrs. Tabora mai CD 44. o;ford. awe g Mr. Tamer, 73. New Bowl-street ; iltr. W;;Lter, 7, St. Jaws's-streets Morro. Keith and Co. tsmdritet I and by mast respectable Perfumers. Nat observe. mit wheresoever or by whasmoever livid, It setter cat be ge• nuioe without the litvenor's signature, A. Pears, he his baud. writing. . Watson's attempt to nesert an exclusive right to thi, article, is oppositi 4i to the whin, decision of Laid b l •ohoroueb, anti a Special Jory, is it species -of conduct which a diners. la g public will ito,ter bow towporrriate t sad in loog as A. pear's prior claim to timiarmatkos is no recordiu tue Come of Law, the more diterroicig part .4 the Commemt%.u ill eertaiply •given prefermwe to his %opener Prepandimme aid mat unfounded amottiosts• wilitmented anttetapt. By HIS:MAJESTY'S ROYAL LKr rEits PATLNT ROCHE'S ROYAL HERBAL EAIIIIROCATMS, An effectual CURB fir Her 1100 PIN COUGH,,ttAbult • Methrioe. - • rHF unrivalled repntsti•oi this EM11110i:A. TION has gamed, ai (he Leven:or. ovations testicles It getsuise to the Public. antpresetit the imp dilly practised, by uuprinciple.l pi-Aguas teadingd3ngerous ems. positions., his Majesty has bees pfettaesf to grant his Koval Letters Patent, fur a SPCuriey fit the 'Pahl*, appoinling'Sin the sole beamitit of his ions! invaluable I)ierescrt. - • The Public ;sad Faapiliss army throffuje be supplied, Who:esale and Retail, at his Souse, No. 19. Kinptareet, Holltira, and are Ircpested to observe Iliad L ich S.ant'i tt signed " J. Recite; ' nod with each MOW isplsen a full di- Fenian, at the top of. Which is his Majesty'S Ares. , P,Vite 46, •. • •AU others are Cusagerfsits. l'ROlGail fair. A SWEE r wsr.a OF T,LIE 7 111.00,1". DR. VENgt.'4 ANtf-SCOitIeTIC YE. GETABLE PILL!? ave the heft 31trr.tvive girt paci fier of the Blood, not requiritii.any conSisturnt, or restraint in Diet. This Medicine dissolves its the titbinach, blends nab the food, arid gradtsally pervades tloo cite at ut Viaids correcting in its pas.oge destotitm from a state of he.tith : to short, this is tip.- long-9ought-fos Yrolatste.Sprei tie, or safe but active stilistitute for tall fashionable sniorrld. Mercers., which never cures ow- d:seitse wahnat i trOrratiog Worlif ; alien all other medicines have Lited, the alter*. live Pits may he relied nit as. a %pyritic Or the Safe l y, Scorbutic Eruptiotta, the Dregs of Mercury, and every. other Di-ease arising front vitiated • Prepared and /Feed by VeneluNd Cu. mid sold-at Biwa 130, 4)ll*mA-street, apposite lloosl-orre ; listh.‘nxe; Golding's, 44, Corithill ; Purs .119. 166 1 street , mid iticharth, 193, Strand. Price 4 s. per . Doz. Extract of a Leto's. from \trimester. to Satiny std Fleet Market, Losseloo. Ageism to sae Propesetur of Df. TAYLOR'S REMEDY . FOR DtAFRESS, 1810. ACLERGYMAN, resillent in the Comity of Worcester. who hod been far many year. sa deaf that he could et occely collect any perfect @Owl torus di au Ear► toutspet, has received as loads relief (ma using TAYLOR'S REMEDY FOR DE.AINESS.,taat be cote now beer* well its to Ma obloi It iota to assattom citivergaintlV ail iv justice to the Proprietor of Ws' celebrated Iteowds• to be loms refivence So the Printer of the Worcester H e rald, to justify any inquiry as to this astonishing Cure. Sold by every Siedicloewverider of reptile in the Ustitad Kingdom, at Bs. 6d. per Bottle, • Doty.itscbeged. .•-•• ' • Nf PREtiS D with a. ,uttaciuttuttess - ttit . 004 deviation from the generti plan hai,been ' chi to others, and improved br a t sir pro/cocoons! atm** "ssents hy the maturity of near 1p elm/ eepteisisce, Meer % CU RIO E and Co. contitrue, unalsatettardour. the am dicatiou of those Disorders which are for conmemessee*Filliv cit indulge or th- destractive habit, of the .11wasoidetath School-boy.. - 'lO pfriiie4ing the curs of these compialms, they hold out no Mill/cruses/I to viers, hilt, seeable as slt thca Mud be of the existence of such enbilldißest, kheyeeler thtirablitt nare ns regularly eduented-fmtlemet !'fithe Royal College of Htlighatgit. laud; CAM of sillrhytioie is. fectloo,• awl in every crunploisst at Hebility.sood eedc/enty. whether.arlsing from the ii&ituation of a rettaiu destructive habit, Wog reraence In worm climates, free NOV/ Maur Miter ewe pnaduetiega delieimmY7 oPt v. I II O VOr , Ott ;its' dent any rely pu a speedy recturation•ta ,vtgorosstseask. Theiriinktered plan of coring sitricntres of the Urethts 63s beew 'atidideti with peculiar sucee.s. Ihrietutes of wwand twentrirPhis•ttratitot hone , yieldeJ to their treatment iu tke short period of three weeks. Several Nuldesnenatid Gentile 'nen of the lest resirclabilliY3 who have latiouren sts4entais pabsful Ofhtlisitomek direene, - having reeciced n rrldital and itiPoweat. Mar el ptisqlasir ropiest that references may be toads to ACM,. as satisruetory tividences of the decided sepe riiwity of afesursAlut riviniutsgaAt pins of tcralmott. Mawy Of these Gentlemen had beeu under the cam a Messrs. Hume, Heaviside, aa4 other Suro..us of equal eminence, who 'attempted their core by the applientlon of the lamarCatutie Without success. Mersa: Carole and Co. miiy be easedlted . ; by patiode of either sea with thaseyatest secrecy and Mower, at their house No. 107; -Hatteniarden.—Pauents in the cotmtry, the particurare of their care, iselnetsgsti rev tniststuce far a trice ami, medicines, will have the Maw Alves qr sent to asy p s.a 4111 Vaitrul Kingdons.—No.ltaXansor garden. • - .IL .IrII.IINEITO P:NI - I , llLs. • Pitisfai bY Injitt.AST,4t (o N DI ,No.O. Gie4.4itithf• lonSeir , %Vest Stniittfield; :Aract tot. CUUti • Attn . VIAS, Co.VaUSIP f N lent SwEArs, &c. 6zr. • T ITESE . Modiciewit arts 'th held in e highost 'adios+ by *se - NoWHY owl 'Gentry, arul uptyards 4 illebteee Tlinesnad People Fa e setenlly t.lined • Poor doss to Dr. H A RallitlTßONH'still elf Cores, by his 'Strengsbel n4 Pills, Ili wig Colog:npiloats. k trio Debilityof. ' kr. • Arocr4•1011 r door gNist ripened; the Doetorlas away years sibee bra , these lailontiorrable Pitketa lostfsr ' 44 " Cf g r a"' ire/01110.0 tamp a all maks frog One ibe re r t fz4l4 l ol.4le Weakness of everi de derlesttoe, Her WM Weakens, and liepOlswe it doe Male flea ► abdolisgeneval 'lltortigthiere, emir Pins stand tioriralled.-tbey ce Atithiclos mad Prow* ik tray itial ate kepi Rs tun todielne by sky lira r • sons of Dissimilar' lathe kin& , and are strotligly l Melo reeattekby Ibssasod.eielbeet lftystebseete des for Debility ie L estitcr, des. Price is. per box, dety iaelgthA l Al.°, Mfrt RMSTIIOSG% PiIKALE V MGETAME PILL% far resesituyikay, volt* etmeaseneitaieet eat Midis, of the .oust ceitAci4 /Period albs's Uves t wide* IA 4jba wdi proper Physic for Waimea after Lying-in or Misearritiges► being lkeorir filidlitsine lb the'Werld to lbeskilentleil de fix - its lite'Werib. "liiiiiloiteli i... lift' Pablo, be had OM Dodge; ifo.'l9, Barthola mew Close .West Sosithdekl, Landes, void primoddi:ection gr i ti e stat e tiared-etseb %Et, expressing-a nume of the watt r r e and anthentlented 'GAM (4o he Proprietor's Ismor; skald br liindWirS' R. HiltingPMONG; ‘cm the di. roctingti o nono elk.toto ate to.iiikii • • i Two mitred Womb Rest foi the alscseery of aol IPefistt inghliediletatilrf* Mg *Met it felony of the riespost dye, and onhishmi 6000 &mak; aid by his sic:nisi aisnt they are sold wksleisde And iv' ,by . Messrs. { cal g ave , Fleet Mitritet e : 4l, tad t i London 1 mold allus e g_nuine i t i : . i t ms;l)lfn= ll 9 ll l l rnittir gist:L.4l4* M ; 4 itsitate. N4t. Of Genett-ilmet, Solos t'rns§, - 4schsper-sAreet I and all respect' 'alliChtedichse lirendos.l44l4land, beano!, aid &otlab d. . . NNW • • Mel ' • 161 4 )Xpaidr PAR bo. Laid , D i of Osirtel neast•siteet. ' S • • • §TATFACAN. • er. taterfenuer hi eillitaiy law. Permits =idiot be led mkkin the that. mI a Pub. compered district by IlLeciagya, or 1)y Wen or IA • tut —. Obitructieem /JO Mess lit the • Wish. P " ist el e s i b 4 l .lllV l Llly . ciariie d Of the Whir! 4 8 6 IP 'Pjllis prepared by • D r .. it Hirt Lni t il, *" pirate r eflii a ltE g t:i i , e ti l a r beei= ed .After wig yOr the iiiirehuiteit Plijskiare itireit, • bow sievh petfe_ et . D 0 fitaimtheiheredleme. • . _,‘_4 .1_ RUN " Val* 914esty s Callow 66 .'ilidisitli,'Dteree . 4 Mirth 9.1809." •-• When Alt/Anon Jacob was proposed forShOriff, noto tingle Clod was 'held up fur hint, but .14 . 110 l cesopptiell with gruannog and hissing. •1, I .Lt ! LAW,4vTict.tiqsNcE. • COUJIt OrtfiktiestirovNg 25. . . "MAIM O. QUIUSTO:11111% OMR. AND cp. Sir Sassuct. Ruxtr.4Y mu . 50t t ,. 6 1 , ,. That. the in. ntsffidis in ,this eauie, granted to pr. vent the D. feedlots.' front biking any persen •as ii_partner into the profits of. their tradei otos!' thd'fitailatit. should be enlarged." - .••••.... • ° I The Loan CHANtat.Loadesireilithatthe 105t.44.1 Couasel should move it.at tho sitting of the Coiretl fo.merrow: • MT. Li ACIE . staVed; that .the deed of partner. ship expired yelterday l and there could apology for ciontinuing the lithuactiou hny . Wooe. fhe LOH! CHatcaLLOR.:;•• • argamealp tin both floes e.,..m0ir0u...* j The Coott coati at two o'clock. • •••• L '' )l • • •• 1. • i COURT OF „KING'S' RENCII•4OIS TAIV' •- - - theta ill . .. iivlsiiAt. slicilim; Mr. Not.am Watrlittarit till% der.* iiie pert of the prosecdti4",ige Observed that Mr. Stephen, liv%he defence, had omitted the . Consideration of two arguments of tiO tilight ' importance to sem- . taii the merits -of the cane. '.:Ti e ftlit ' et• ill oi e was, Whether any Orson' Mit 't , ne its a jUdicidi character, could be eecissie fidtebtial !nailer in. doing an illegal act ;. the ieel;till, 'whether, admit. this that the 'permit ailed wiliiudge;:lie could not be made lifillifsbichere Vtatty . nent of lovistlic tiott. He {Mr. N.) frit:- inieh hesitatioa braid- Verlag-from Stich distinguitlilkOathorities is Visit lot i profession, as the Counsel de . '4lle Opposite:Se, but he fell'ntOredeferenee itr `the: present it . for . their geniis, than fur their -aVgulaents.-: le it s beetvarged, .that at torture'was a part of 1144 wi,i of Trinidad, previntialr to the emiqueit“bt ite It 1 Britlih, it eontititted so etties;, , itteVihe . .case• f, Campbell'aue Hall, in Ce4perl'-wait brought ve sipport the argument of thify eoptinnetsee ref the' !awaits a conquered country. )-', •' -- • It had been , ' asked, whethdr t he COOwn had not a power, in its contracts with indepeniketttjtlitesi to dispense with the' ordinary praii4dinfbr i tlia il r4 s 1 sei English law rit olllii:tic ih, i iska'iddet easltlin eircOiniatnceti ; bitt;'e:..___ hill ' !Silk . ob. idopity put where that ' diskpiatiokirairlieOluil li".rwer of thPC(4iIL; for instahci, li',llWerWl ithialated, :O at. the island of Trinidad ilitiaTi4i penitected with'lus Majesty peraoisartx t its dot*, idea rod ievenues attached *rely to iholufilithot i lise. 'There nshilit - he Certinis erilitegas ;ranted •to tha islaod Fmitrary to law,. and the' righti of otisar portions o( the IClnea,slihjarti,!' From this is tip -410 cit that the power rvF% of siiiiiilolo* wi li itansacri:hed, snit beat in' 01 . eates tits i4itik, „;1* • by w hich. theklitit 4** eats.. _ ror pi i irg ' ' • totiii . ' 'h t het, 1, 111 Pi ' 9 B . -il ~Ity,wofal _ gf a_o sa - . ' oetuiyost 'ttl iitt 19 ethe insptirlor itliheitci:`a yotpnissaf# hi l 'ai i. i.ha tritili law's. itAdtaw a 4, that w . Pet?,tilss die:eat!) , it/verso age • ~, , , .: - ~ „,, i t ' s, ~!!" iiee.;tll.l,lo7 1 1 .1".in,11 1 9'"P d. !*7 el,°_! ll . - .. 4 4, yory.noppaci ioickproiridod f l it; th e iiir;iimotiv of * fiselektiti!r. • ,Tititertseil roltitill tats' ' west at ,brat i Length' 'prip**.shohlttikiWet 04wea oat of fha:i t hladd alid,doitt,f_Chirteisi aoiieh ita4 bpeti grtinie i ti miittiit .. ,* Itil#' igu - defirtirier, - foi filip . puri4lii!or a kssiinft *ilk Atli ill it had Itoeh t tAlten fcie.a9lite4 C i ttit'tpo'ilrlitith' tilt% *vivo ..I . ll,.° l'n 'q n .4. ek,.0 40 Thai there 04.4 cr t no, °Pt a WO, 4 , 401 poiiiiie tittietnicit if ilk to:o's 'Of t4o,y,int u4t4 ii nittdifee l otaltrY rtiki, l Corittk. L iiit:? ca.' . eil,,, sita r thiit iitiatiticiti *to. i t , t om ed. 4 Oa t 44:0 all t it 94ii.e's Of 'tho St' . Of Eitiliott4: : ' it ti 4100 ijilitits iimiAligi' , l"l44 Ilikims 64 i illit-'fiingabrid , doing/J ., ' itixi I `ibute IOW& tiliaßilikt 01 oaniiiieroK if 01 :: y 10d0,414igt .a34..,t11G4 as WI kiiiiit ?- : Wis it l IRS; f t tor e il0.410114.11.(4/ 011111404: lifittitiO# or ehr p r vish t og iikutdow tip' ioici;l.o ilia - ffiti Caer rl Arred were : into tAit'Oiivil4iit at tba'ileW irahla'w, Agit hit the ionAiiiii;tr weriiilveho l i 't 11"" 'fti*fi,t t' re rooli - ekvOir' •A' 'tti it o 9 . cont. "fill . . law, . , t. ii . l i.0!)1 41 / 1 494' :kill teat ono, and there orlNare, ts isruz4lly ho. aw* 01 4he ion] iiiksitti. a l itkisers looil'io 1i re heft` sri! litiVsiil a .. ..."efost, maps the, 'eli e frmtrb ~t4latli k o tear. •• ciAtTiot bit tithred in Is Aril eal:acti, ; Alta - 1 ilottortyrienti4, the ,Wimoti Teitiii,. . 6 , , ,,, 'the PiriODS Almslioitiot ritch4erte ski :Tv - _ ..`