The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-07 00:00:00

AsSIZE . !LLIGENCg. SUSSEX.—Lawns, AUGUST 5. acne; Dime, ill's Heirs Hoed. Web illingiect felt saeauliu, Mary Austen on the King's highway, in Parish of Tieehorst, en the 7th of Just, sad steal , from her various articles of grill-Ty • and two pair boots. This case was marked wi•b eircumeneces hntal violeen. r. Binaries stated the ease for the prueeatioa.—. prosecatrix was a widow wow's,. Ou the Itte of she went from her dwelling u Swiftsdeu tolled" to purchase some groceries aid other attic Returning homewards. at seven o'eleek is the ergo' Ise was overtaken by the primmer. a stout yoleg '2O, ke fint asked her the way to Salesharst. petaled out the wee. He asked her what o'clock • sad haying told him, he immediately in* down with a bludgeon. Per s moment she 14 .1 intangible, bat lamudiately renverieg. she bad an itek pot:unity of obseniag the p-room of the prisoner, whose face was 'narked by $ large sear. He densaa4ell her messy. She Said she had atone. tuned her porkies kW& art is tOSTIOCe him, and begged he luny. The prissier struck her tether !West blow the head; thee ran off with a small panel sea teatime sums vs aid auger, sad ewe pair of leather boot% whirl' she had honks, for herself and dough- Villeas as the,. blows were, .site was perfectly eeeelitle I bat, in consequace of the loss al blood, she - arable to pares* her way. With Affinity, bow , sye erawledlo a aelehheuring howler where she kiewo. Is easeerienee of her deseriptiem of the primmer, be WU *preheated. Oa hie penes wee foetid a dark smirk Neb. staled with Mood. The prosecatrix swore that the primmer bad were a dark smock frock wheat he attacked her. She had so dub* wha!eser of Ms identity. Whoa the prisoner was takes he gave contradictory atettents of the smock frock. said he was at a place sailed Newich, •25 mike distant from the spit where the robbery was commit , at she time the canes was alleged to have bees perpetrated. As to the marks of blood, he said they occasioned by a fight in which be was engaged soother man about a week before, sad that his was blooded on that *unfits. These state .e of the prisoner were completely eentradicted. The prissier said Nothing in his defense. The Loan CHIII Baser. summoned sp the evi dence, and the Jary immediately farad the pri are The I.eatned Judge proceeded so pass the 'whinn ies of the law, and tudared the primmer to prepare its execution, amain him that he certainly esuid fir oo mercy in this wend. OXFORD CIRCUIT. . Safford Assizes. en Fridsy se'uniglit. Mr. Rs- OAIROW called theatteatioa if the Greed Jury I. Important alterations which bid ulna place Aug the preseat Susie. of Parliameet, is regard e arteilial law.. Previously, the canine coat, or any article of trivial value, might be so. to a sentence of transported's. while the tai _ of money stolen. though to ever se vestal amount, could not be esavicted of *at °tun; Itew the reseivr of mosey, heads, bills. sees, or ether sneritiee for mosey, was equally liable to be goavist- Al. sad have unmet@ of tramapertadoe, se if hi will recelue of those artiolee for which he was larelm! punishable. Malicious assulaagiter. as the law d, could only be punished by as Imprisonment for year. ens when it was of the most atrocious as , sad differing frees murder in technical. only; the offender .ay be transported for life, or la- Asoneil in ibis gunny for three years. la cue of persons persuading aureate sad children in families to purloin articles, the receivers el goods so stoles not heretofore pnaishabk t sew, if they are guilty if this kind of hinny, they may be pa _ by bong kept to bard labor or trausported.— Accessaries, toe, before the fact, amid oily be impri ' for a comparatively short time, and receivers not be fatted guilty where the principal bad not ;lonely been so ; now, should the principal net be witted, nor even appreheaded or found ant at ail. a. iver may he proneated sad pusished. At these 'zee ewe bills of inlietmeat were found by the 1 Jury whist an free-muter. in the aeighbeir of Birmingham, for contractiee with Rai se ag artificers and workewn In Melton manafactere ) to France, as offence is its consequences which be most seriously injurious to the trade of this 117. end which, It is to be regretted, has best tarried on to a considerable extent. We are assured as ireauaster is the above neighbourhood has a seemagetety near Paris, in which 150 workmen from '';istoi, Sec. are employed. LRCM, r. THE REV. POTTERS M. This was as Appeal to the Sessions against a eon. 'ln ander the &Mk On. 111. chap. 41, musasealy I the " Hawker,' and Pedlar,' Aet," fur grilles , ith.ont a hawkers' and pedlars' license. It ap peared from the information, that Walker was a tmd ' pima, travelling on foot sod selliag goods salad he did, es a °emeln day, set forth and expose to goods (so wit, a enerter of a poand of tea) to lab Fennel. at Bronsham, In the county of Wilts; It was laid by Robert Hughes, inspector of hawk -11 the said county ; spon which infor- Moo the Rev. 0. Rdemostooe convicted the appel ,aot in the penalty of lat Messrs. Banning and Morryweatber contended for the legality of the movie. in ingeniees speeches; but were relied to by Mr. at in a lousiest.s address, replete with legal informs. ,lep: he produced different excise-licenses which Walker had for various bosses, his excise-books, in. voices, &c. from' which it appeared that 'die appellant conducted his business according to the statutes. He co...ended that if the appellant had committed an of. e, R i ses. one against the, rode of Excise laws, sad stains% the Haw kers'And Pedlars' Act. Ry the 4th Hr.:chap. 134, hawkers and pedlars ate expressly -.wird 'from selling tee, spirits, or any exciseable comosoarty ; the Commiesionets for granting hawkers' licen.es cannot give a license to hawk tea; nor teak, 's appellant, if be bad • hawkers' license, hawk tea ; refine; it was inipessiblele'convict a man for doing because be had not a hawkers' license, which, if he license. he could not do. This was not a sew the LoMreteci Goons.' said. as a eituilar case was at the Slimmer Sessions for Warwick in 1019— iohnstone v. the Rev. Dr. Splicer. where the same fatal •loos were made to the conviction. The appellant "license, bud seven licenses to sell tea, and could , = • • t i 1 t . - s t i• •. 1 1 ti ;1 . • S • AIM 4 , , , I ..... , 1 , . I t 1 1 1 . • \ Me f.• w assault: 4 : ‘ the Pat lag fro: of bow 1 of brat' Mr. I , The pr, Joao al burst. • I Return 414 - * she wt ! t . of *s. polafeJ i iI t : was. a. her do• ;V inteuei i , portua: • whose l , her wa *aids i Wig. as the salads; 1 • A. ' 1 boats, t t tor. 1 !'i . aesiollol was or ;i I. ever, al l i 16• !'. • was ki 1 1 i prisitao foetid prusec; •.1 smock t wham, op. he lle sal distaai I. trail. ai ' t. perpot; Were o • with al \ COW I 1 ' /lusts I ; . The I The donee, . *after ( l ii : ,: . i The terwe o s far its 1 : hope ft 1 , 1 1, At 9 4 i • (AID OA - 11011111 i during . to the I i t e i i s hat. Co kat to .tt Myer •• , I amount I now th / I • ' i I 1 I seratitl ed. sae 1l 4 . : . the tee • fure pa • doe yea tore. 1 I it tow li t io : I P e u : e r s I I i • t "1 wee, a 111, k foaod • nished ..,. A cceesi soiled f • s 4, cou!si a s preifloti cactriet , I :maim Assizes f tirand load o lift:Ong to go It way be 1 Casey) - ;It tarried *••., ; , i Mat as stunts 101 :41? Close • •t, ... WALT E This vietion 4! 4 i sailed t tea will If :• ;: , I i pesrail OW Pi 4' ...- that he NOW got Mannal which ; ea' lies ria las in s i° l• ll . Morrya tit" in Grain i leap: . la Valuer voices; i • t . coattuct 4fi ' . coosisail fence, it oat sea Geo. ll tgElg,lei C 00113041 lierillNet I t. the aispi therefor 1 . 14 *- i ) thatbre bade 11 ease, the 0 tried at I n k • ' Johosto objerne had a 1 , • • • t ...I . iiiii ar 4 TOIL' STrrEgMAN; sot lat lawfully cooviciesi. tinder the Hawkers% 44 let Adair se act whitish, corded "believe Jobe If Ile bad hawkers' license. Tifi ANON could ant be again!! tbk hiserkere Act, let most heagaleit the liselsel hive if an had boencommitted. Cleuietienqnseltede‘drbi' alien case write considernble laterut, omml.oteepied the Court for three hours. This. wasAsystegdisppul. W. v. indite= Locke, Est of &Willi 1 1 00. 1 . entered apes, but gushed. as thadrs44 , roLicx- ' AT I° 7_ l althat ..1 • natatt-Housa Feeilliode I inintelfulor • appreaticeof Mr. Deals( of the Misery. Press iliat was brought before Mr. Aldeemem Arrears, ehargtil with having committed a borgiery•nd robberyha the premises is Leadeehall-streer. - Mr. Darling stated that be had bees almesiderable leper of property. for • length of time :Sheri bad bees stelae about 7 cwt. of ems fount of types end, to fact. a lees to the mesa of between 600/..teed .70W. hail beat austaleed by the lunge. He did but, however, intead to purser soy lavestigulos upon that bus, u the vaguer bad, ea Saturday. vonisaitte& self so officinally es to ruder a peptides of •herges ortesesesary. All Mr. Darling's object was. empre. vsetthe boy .from ismonsing a mere desperattritiedel of thetted compeny late which be bad Wise.) Os Saturday night last. the prisoner liegentd oi the pre• mites, behind all the rest who bad been •et-.lrdvit. sod, when they wore pmt. bulge open the bei- 1660 door of two fellow-appreetioes, sod stele thehilefilhse. width he raised mosey spas et the pawaltroker'a. Sat its deludes woe seek place. The fellow-apprentices Of the' prialue, 'wbi l fr•re ent-door appreetioes, deposed that they bed (kept clothes le their bet-room, and that. es Saturday eight. , a out sad trowsers Woggle' to thus were Ipissed. They observed that the doer of their bed-room bad beat bulges 0p... They afterwards saw their clothes is the heads eta pawsbrolus. The ellen who task the reissue lets atitedy stated that he confessed the robbery, and said where be had pawned the ankles. Ths primmer else sisuqd where he had bidden the applicates sad put of the man he bad Nobody appeared eve say a word for the pHuner. He begged to beamed to say something on the sub jest; and,Aldensai Addles, hid him ha was quite at liberty to de se. but adthed him to be very caudal, le maltleg any adesieslus whist himself. The pri m*, thee sail that he met a young man at Brook. frees fair, who, alter seem acquaintsece with hiss, proposed to him le wen* a robbery spots his MIS. ter's - pushes, ter whiskondersaltiog all the eicessury implempeets were In reedieres. Hen Alderman Awn interrupted the primmer. by a refuel to list's to a statassea which was likely to aggravate the ease. . . The primmer was tally emanates& fmteini. OUIIJONALL.Mr. atlb.ve.gh s asepsweir, trim was eefertesately rue seer by the WW I , Cilefle. P4O. epee Ludgate-bill last yea, eandos in • nog flan state It Isle house, in ilitish's.court, Water la... Ose of his lagers has ken amputated, sad hie recovery is exceedingly eleabdul. George Swings, the coachman, was again brought .ep for esausleatiou yesterday before Mr. Alderman WAVIIIIII/01. whoa the pet denten of the accideot wore mere folly elated by Mr. Norden, us of the porters et .ddre PlilleetirdAlsitideteisittelestalees* said *hi iris the. pules through whose exertion' the prisoner was stepped and mewed. He stated that he was riding es bemired' op the 'Lee he observed the infertneate sufferer awl smother pure. with him is the set of crossing the road, sad the chariot driving down at a quick pare, at the rate of at least eight mites es boor. The pole of the chariot struck one of the men in the breast. knocked him dews, sad the war hone ad the frost and hind wheel went directly over him.. Me called fraireatly tr the oosebotaa to stop. aid stein him make so attempt me to do. he rode after him, and eaceeeded is bringing Ma bath to the spot. The fellow was much intezteated, and bearing it suggested to take him into custody, made an at tempt to arks if. but was prevented. A ardente from Mr. Ho:. the surgeonores read. which stated that Mr. Bilberough motioned in very great dieser. The prisoner was therefore remanded, as so bail eoald be taken so lug as any fears were to be appreboaded fur the life of the sufferer. An additional testate* of the lamentable increase of depredation by servants ups the property of their employers occurred yesterday is the case of JAI. Ged liag, a joaiseyataa in the employ of Mr. Thomas Tay lor. of Newgate.market, salesman. The prisoner, it appeared, was in the habit of collecting small debts, and bad absconded abut three weeks ago, with sun dry small seats be had recited. His muter bad met bins accideatally in the street, and secured him in custody. Mr. Wood. butcher, of Newish-market, deposed to his having paid the prisoser a debt dee to his master, of 31. le. fid., which he had never accounted for. This was one Out of noraerees last in which he bad received money oa &guest of his master, bat the proof being se clear, sad the prisoner acknowledging die fact, it was ibilight sauceseary to enter boa evi dence upon say ether case. _ _ The prisoner admitted the receipt of various some from different customers to tbs antwaut of 141. 12s. 7d.. bat baying usfortuaately lost part of the money, lts felt. •ahasaed to retera to his master. and bad tiltrotor* &bat:Q.44. It was, however. stated as *vi deos. of his felosious Weenies. that ha sumo intellect he had altered the sum total of the bills he had re ceived to a larger &moony so as to defraud the cos towers as well as his master.—Committed fur trial. Charles Reiiiison, Mr. Lawrie's errand-boy. whites cam we stated last week, was again brought up. At a previous examinatloa oa Saturday he made a pri vats communication to the Magistrates. tending to mplicate another person in Mr. Lawrie's house in the robbery ; which, upon inquiry, was totted to be wholly devoid of credit. A confidential letter had been re ceived by Mr. Lawrie. which furnished c.cse for spiv picioa against a third individual. for whose appreheo. sion a wamutt was issued, and the prisoner Robinson was again reniaadod. UNIOX Hei.t.—.Yesterday, four sotod characters were brought up before R. J. tluessaaas and 110811 IT Ilsoosa, &qrs., two charged with perpetrating a rob hery ea the highway. the preceding night, and the other two with attempt at now. A young man, salmi Wright, stated, that between eight and nine o'clock, on Monday evening, he was Is , boarint..la the Bonagi. sill nw , goatletima estag winos toward, the ,pablio.lonse. called the Va, baler sod..Ormen. The -planets Mini net No won melding musidetios horse.' the firmer tourist rp,i,.(roat Loa o.soodosoo g.alN 1!".t. *sok a; weigh at. his Alb wockstrotated att. 11 0 *.,eate.k. w,ltieh fell .0 slat paristbo as& I . s Ain, nit away ; tly geetiliemait pieta& yr watch, bet Out primers, bad psowoolanwfibort ad away A, cry.of Swop HAM" was raised. "v s .( Jim prison!! was petawal sad delinrad to Dinel(or4, lip °Mar,. wbo Ansa. ap et the nonsest. A:oilior or fie pist a ners eirested . hiantape. . Tho lontable trig otr .f. the prinnera f. llll 1114a1 . 1e/ . t .t41 44 7c 0 i r ht* l l 1060 • ink liter tote :r ,14114 hint iheiniek ;" - t P. o ' torkoas thief staading 'Whitigfeit • "f%fprisrete. ottialluj Fri OareTeraamo arfed .Upornyibiela he initiate the tuiri-renlit; itir akards, or. Meow so ' Metes aanitht Midi rad tommareett as attack The rinser eina io Otis naloderates. ' ilia sway asd d» to work." . Witiwoo ooloired 'We kick' which disabled Alas fir sows dim'. Anse menwat tie other ptlstsaarnmeap nod. rare .a tretwestkos blow at the' ilielt'or the' lend; witness drew Ms triathlon. sadlieglit his Way as Well us timid. Variant/Ay oast point's newts Vs Mvalstit sod tb ninon - mak - ft Omit. book. Witani kept fastkold biripritamer, wb coatintally Nii be ereemle gel s , lass..—Mo lodged Ma la mks' WAIL bests, sad • *at monitig be tired tpprobarta4 . • other throat pitmen. • - • Pea Magistrate mint dn . Onetime& 41. a. W 1 0; 004 4 "al .present aim* titiWore4 was sot; bet his sane was Jeakin, ard'britad doabl e if the primers were ramaadoll.. bin forthcomist. Ti. prisosors.wors than rotandoil for a weak. order that saMelent the. might be gives. A brats was charged with assaaltitag a roopioniole omitted feints. aimed Sarah Walpole. sad with • tioarteuring so titan money from her. .••• Mrs.. Walpole stated dist. ea Monday might. toe shi was raining home foam a Irian' boars alerg the Moulin-rid; whos e *a rea - cltiag very lonely . part. !aiding to 'Pedlar's-acre. she • accosted by the primer. who mimed her by the sad dragged bar was dirtaoco, declaring that. she lostaa‘ly gen Lim On shilliage. h. would reeve, her before a Magistrate as a cinema street- 114 k' Wham was math slanted. sad desired hiss so. eta is bad mad* a mistake is the parton, asdameated ain was a married woes, sad Ind allhaiMyee-e flowerer. is persisted in hit 4simiIeisMAIIIIPIPAW (er the watabwas, sad be vita oaliorptillogir and, .L 4 ...its*. sod ,sevoral arsishasesg gala laplaliClfielas if ibis douriptioa had - ban a 1117 0 4. *swell by a wea..ess list Ned. 1 1, V_ liesbi bat Ow prissmroso tie meta.: Tbayttlintar &Wed Os ellintre, sad said that Mrs. Walpole attoispril to tiotapkint. speambieb hot sold kir lf sine did pet leasahlaMpAgonmeliC4oo. bar. to & l OW . itiatherc. • pi* • • ~ t • Kilns sistamaa. P . R_ ',far Al iiramisiamais, woooiolookisi ott .tr lagAityr , io.otiot that allpealensidirsbm bosll-001004.40 oisailitamog might bodNll4 l llolol ward to Wra t h y . . ' LAatairro-osoesT.4uantoy, &ergo Wok% sailor. Ida erife..esi Slieserth Tipsirli, her . thee. were brought op hum St. Uesege's watch.hosse is the Batt. la custody of the parish 'Goers, and to the Ism Wen Sir D. WI Luaus sad M. We Esq. thetisia Sitting Magistrates, charged with treme cruelty to a mile 'nisei, aged about two ye sod on Impish.° of being illegally possessed ef I same / The poor child, the origin of this onassisatise. was placed oil a seat in the Justice M 0.. whoa its was sad emaciated appearasee presented. literally speaking. iliviog sheiks's. The fellowing witoesses were coiled in separately and exansised. - Mrs. Sarah Lsieg, of No. 11, Rearyostreet, Oeorge's in the East. being swore. deposal that was sitting at ber own bane between sine sod- I o'clock so Monday night, 'bee boy &Nestles was remedial eagles a crowd of persons consisted in of t 4 Louse oppnalte is bee's, when the priselters live toiptier; curiosity led her over the way." she wao oorprised at *Wag a poor bail naked sioarry loolris,y. child, clambering to the wiadew sod scream ing for bread. She ras sad 44 fetahod" the poor lila ienocent some bread and batter. which she handed at a broken puss la the window. surd which it seemed toest greedily. Whom* was ieformed by the persons standisgarooed. that the occupiers of the house . gone oat about tea o'clock is the mernier. kiwis/ child locked up by itself, and that they were ass home slime. She took the poor little thing oat. broken pane. the. convoyed it to the watch-home. from thence boom and sheltered it aN eight. The spores came home about closes &Amok. Several other witnesses rrrrr berated the testimony tire. Lila,. and added that when the child was beard. the whitlow-abutters were closed fast, but soon broken opts by the mob, and that the child seemed fearful to come oat as if castiosed against doing so. Mrs. Lipsky deposed she resides in the same attest, and has known the child to be similarly confined variens times. It never was suffered to play out other children. even when the prisoners used to ' home. Wilms,. in. the coarse of eonversation the female prisoner Blake. was informed by her she found the child souse time ago, lying is tie moath.road, wrapped .p in a blanket. ant brought home to her 'leather. trhe, oa receiving it, said—" , it share with the res ." Tie" old woman" (meaning prisoner Tyrrell) told witness frequently that • sailor as:versa times cruelly beat the child with a It is witness's 6r.n belief that the child was stolen its parents. and that it is not the offspring of either the prisoners. Mr. Solider. the corsatableof the parish. pais!, in cosseluencs alb* child being brought to them house. and belog informed of the mysterious and savors! circumstances attending it, he proceeded, tween tea and sieves o'clock that night. in order apprehend the prisoners, whs., oo his road he was by Blake and his wife; whom be took into custody, an+ NO M dor ms eirareitli'li Siiillodoloduosse. and there. in snorer to he Va. sonde interregattnies,thegjald hint the child wad ti'l t ' s Tato and that the minter Tpritedi was gem is o the coc a . Inntiog try. Beta few minotes elapsed before she made he t r ilp to appomanto. and, asesolagly is a great rage. & mask 6 dr .", 6„,,.... a ddikt0 rei f ies. it wu her " °Monier t'' that t a, Miles bad it after the death of bar hasbasd, and, w atts op - Me diagram. eadeamered t. pass it foe Ler daegl e e.. mobs% The tritons-ma the Moihl into a priests aparda eltar • 'aid the watch-boom, ;ad qoastiomd it us to tie treating d seer it met with, whoa it seed that " eiteetsr honestly 'meet. beat him severely, with a saws. He was told by worms who smoothed he. that 0* beck was completely , re was lan apt , a,, r heist. . Ms. lisorego, of ink Charehdone. Inylog chapel. heardialoo sidles. on hie way to the watrti.he es ., damn exrlisim that dioshild seas hi., sad he shorald bare h a lA, in b.tk. ionise. . Tw female risme:Blast beteg moss examined LT lick he Sir Opasas. WILLIAM,. said iwr lowboy and co bot h. ow an. Mal lieseer-asakee, sod trattslecd she Meaty Mid Ler attack own mmiSonsts. _ • - • es . "to Sir Darold-Yen told Mrs. Hooky that yes fine' a vie the child is. tin ICariesinitlowead -in;sitheakoo. I, i t at the trite? 4 ; , 4 . No Mee Prisoliar.l-Met:llie, to bran', Otero Sir Domain. -Thrashers Mil yes lis he PrisMorr-lorise methires. Sint Whose ,Sit liainot...•-tics key ,has frior.Adlst" h. se WM amid- r atiore Primsgroe-Abont aide dMetothes MR meho sac fwd ,lapsed st Lisonswastt.l t • • itl• 't lei ..A.,Tyrriell was that milled 10. sod exasened. ' • Log is pea dreamed dead. ad Whoa sod what was he ? mkt le , • Peisoaor -Us followed the and Virile dead 1 Who hat an I Misr Ada two years. Mot. pose Worship. Anima said be eiremestaam the undertaker ma tell better-40 , • waiting. sok, is .ilor DAMS/. -rlkis reference to the oodertaketh a string proof of yam. &retina far yews lambast NOW, . Mr. Wearr.-.-Wkam was the child baptised? ith Peisoase.---Hit OOVOI.SIG• baptised. pen Homo. Sir D.lllll. Wse.ewases reworked *matters w• so about meek winery aMeratime to the child. that the awe n. 'riead's quired imptiry. Ma therefore ordered she parish AL :Wog a ern to take it Lan lbs workhoose, sod have It ohm he was titled in the agnomens!, ado that by ginag a deseripia Is arm. alin e the,peettets be disteveresl. The Maga salmis trate ordered the primmer* to gin adecoty•tear Mae convey amiss aL hog, • r walker. gf, t - area-Maas are. Mir. L. 64. to ; oesated as- id. te 3.. larlikenis it :J. te a. siiye•-• 341.:-.-Besedie 311. 94. to be. M. pis hashed r-Daskr, Dallied is. 6di. to is. 64 t-!IPowle. par amply.. Bs. ed. is iti. lough J. ;-ltassdag Pigs, 2s. Mi. to is. Id. each 1-/k4 ild. to bd. t Yogi. 3J. Is 3W. , MMtara se 4 4 4 d that Pori, 3d. to 44.;-Lsaeld; S.T., to 41 per lb. si gas. 9J. to 106 d. per Ile.-Eggs, 10 for le :-New Fes ▪ a m tins, lid. per peck ;--Applei, 6.1. to is. pot lose , stel e; deed. r. lt • A ug. b e m os . WATSRPOOD-olallll4' 3- ' Ph-re has het hoo s ig scarcely say vernal,* is Gnirk, of Rutter firmest or s o ps last. Yesterday a fee firkins of 'first vitality mu . . purchased at 77e. is the monolog, bet the poets al, the correasy of the day for this descrip:ios.roplis. fie was * to 76x.; mood qualities,,to 764. ► OWL iv r .7 , • //t a t t 11 " 1 " 1 " r • h o h a dil nu • IS.nent - avesuan, Ik e &otter,. 6Jan • lis two' tiraledlirliii of 311,006/. COO "ia f a l i *slo e besides Miser Prises: all mast le draws that dn. _ Uminntsielideads and fifties. see doe tea ßywe's e a'•o • leek; Cams, Y. • Corabill sad laialishimmot.-m of kW' BOaIOIIS I. the Addis liophlntneggpognil wish iddity Amur and dispatch. ad pat Of all Medielses which haro,st ;Ay : teat bees re N AT % commando' to the Poblic a we ire convinced dine id t h mt . sone so &Mihaly boleftsdal, aid Wilt so follyjastilis the armrest IMOOMOVIVIIdIdIIik. as Dr. SCOTT I S•FILLS It years. .. nitwits sad &woe Conn./Dem artrameded Item lest " tit Tendons is wane alimates, sr whose moinaltsimoue Wigs. affected by a too arks or sedentary life. It is to 11. tea its Pill& Or. Scott is heithasel , for his great celebrity; as. it wally p most extensive practice of a ser v es of year; bed is tames Ignitions' is Engles& he constattly administered den with nofhiling success. For firkins' cbstivesess thy it. st. :Lev_ mellow*. not nest imenidg medicines, lolls; body boand t sorsomolattag so as to predate or op hat she granite tbet piles. They area mast excellent roamy ad- tea for those disorders of the steam.* sad Mink which rtes ter semi indigestion, triad. sickness. bead-ache, sal h oe d loss of appetite, giving speedy and cerths i„dl lief. The evil effects resaltiag from iotemprrane Ste "wiles entirely removed by these PIHs. They are a moot ee• cellent operative, and cleanser of ',snow completion. "Pr A single Pill, * abort time after taking it, will resew steam' say noeminess is the stomach. head-ache, snit dimities r little is the eyes. 'reduced by bilious bunsoure , kr. 11. tLrd is operation of these Pills is peculiarly soils'. not writ* wine d any restraint he diet. he. being entirely free from wow• armies vial preparation not causing env °flea- ins Is tle had stomach or bow els.—These Pill. are prepared to and sold by W. Lambert, chemist. 203. High HAW'. lit the nearly opposite Soothanaptoestreet. in box's, 4.. 1.1. and I-OM" 7t.; also, be appoistneent, by Mr. Sanger. lbs. Oxford had*/ street, opposite Hood.street g F. Newberry and Sona.6 , N sad St. Pail s L'borch/ard ; and by Mrs.Stradliag.ltepi `p. Ezchangesate. •• - • MARRIED. say of Yesteiday, at St. Gosem's tharels. We. Cartwright. F. 4 is lint Copan In the 10th lord Hassan, sad r e ara g ear o r us. Ralph Coolverigtit. lino. of Ayalso. M. P. Is the emir . % 4 I " e " Northampton, to doey Anne. dasighter aad beiressof the la d dies Henry Jean, Esq. sod nose of Lady Tierney. cigars Yesterday. at M. Pawns church, Renounia Lord Wet. Eon. of Upper Gower-street, to Mary, zeroed &read of John Rost Esq. of Kvollsb-town. 'mt. Yesterday, the oth last. at Me Friends' Meninx-o" i ' and at Croydon, Joseph Storrs, of Oraerchurch-street. to AN• t with third daughter of the late Benjamin and protest Am Hoer• of the above place. At the as.. ti e. Elwin Curtis W• be at surgeon. Tottenham, to Carolyn. sixth daughter erne lale I with Benianvia aid protest AO. Hooper. r that Yesterday, at 11 omen. M idelesex. TIMMINS MIMS& Est s Tar- of Tanyworth Castle, WarwkLsblre. to Miss ('.sire. Brestford. igh... Oa a lead „ y k it. at the new chu m, St. p erms . Itintri -" let Parker, Esq. of Tarlstoek.street, Bedford.strave. vo , aa l aa White, of Burton-ereservat. it the Ow the oth fastest, Leader Stevenson. Esq. of avow` cossoms, to Mary. leouOil davghtes of U6lO late Mr. Carlo cane. e from they of DIED. Oa the SSA alt. at Bexley, In Seat. Wm. Itosehaw• fe• in ids Issue over. that Da the atm ant. eller a few weeks' Illness. R 1 gall's h" watch- Herts. the seat of her father. Mule, youngest devotee.. 8 ,1 lin . Lord John Towastvead, Id. be. Loation Wits* Piloted. end Penland at the 000 0 der to " The Rearasnao" and " Tux Commas:von" 0 1 ' 1 ' 14 ' as Set Paper, No. 367. Strand, by R. WARDELL, LLB i t : 7. sa d whom all oommoticatlous, Orders, ie. recret l6 ' be addressed. ■