The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-27 00:00:00

POETRY. ON A TEAR. Namblega of oar sad condi/km Proorof woe aad mis'ry arrar ; Lands st voice of fair contrition. Sarmw's ott'piing—tricithug Tent's Often thou thy station heeping. Join'd with sobs awl heaving Washest cheeks of he silty weeping, Weo the face and dim the eyes. Disappointin••iit, grief, and pleasure, (411 thee forth apd hid th.'e don ; Lovely—far esceedlng memory When thou falfst fur utters' woe. • 'Then the bean twos checks adorning, Thos diffused sweetest gloom. • • Lovelier far than dens •• morning, Washing tiow'rs of fairest tiloom. Often when lif•'s hiliows waling, Mid die chwkliCSa be s ilt and roar, No kind hand the stem rtratrmtlling, Harhowr none, nor star nor shore. •. Thou eanst row oar griefs . relieving, Ease the bosom full of care; Make us cease , rt grieve—by grieving, Spend the f o rce of black deqsair, Tentrrest pledge of soft affection When for - hose tie love w. Wet", When hint .miles, amid de•jection, " • Speak. e komv they ma) sleep. ' Yes 1 the blush of life declining, • Paints a raintsinv o'er the to.oh. • That ohm* r. , 4Jes darknere ehining. dole the g rave of all its gloom. . . Whence that latish Vie west adorning, And the List expiring my, . -t Speak a far more heanteous morning, And a more delightful day. Then the constant virtuous lover, • • • Then the friend, the parent drat, Those they last shall glad recover Ne*er to shed the parting tear. She whom many a loss bereaving, Forced her chil.fren to deplore; Sh.tll ens; ace dw n., c:bmed from grieving, Meet thew there to ;tart no mere. • For Eternity beginning. End Ites ,joy , itutoortal day, 'Weeping, then, shall cease with sinning, • Every tear be wiped assay Nalearf frosty/Joe/sae en various Sabjetees, aou by ro,qmin, Plural, kr. Pal•raostrr-rwe, one voi.l2mo. The above Piece was written by a rola of on'S 16. Batntrtoo, JULY 15.—Our arrivals this week, as I was to ho expected, have hoen uncommonly nume rous. The list contains many names as respectable as they are familiar to us. The town is all life and ! animation. 'bite race-course, yesterday. was the grand scene of attraction. Every thing of fashion, gentility, or otherwise, in the place and neighbour hood, were seen flocking thither. first-rate equi pages were pretty numerous ; and vehicles, from thet ~ coach-end-four down to the dotikey-cha;•e, nth the almost en4less of ra.terl, comprising tlw interme diate description, was absolutely out of number, Impenetrable phalanxes of pedestrians enlivened and diveisitied the scene, which derived an additional zest from the !daze of female charms that, on every side, irrnliated the heavy, clouded atmosphere, and versed to compensate for the absence of the solar ray. The thy, though far from being fine, was tint very wet ; and no aecid •nt, as we have heard, tended to rees,,,r it unpleasant. WORININIG.—The *rheatre opened on the llth in stant. with The Biro's and The Bee Dive, to a fashionable and mere numerous audience than we ge. nerally winestel on the first night. The Play and Farce were on the whole well got up, and the cha.. rwerts open the whole generally well supported. A . ' it i s qrearrom, from the York Theatre, recited Cot, Lists'i celebrated afe on the Passions, with much force anti pathos, and evinced very superior talents.' On IYednesday night were represented Rotina, The:, Adopted Ghat!, anti No Song no Supper, in . all of ' which Mr. BELL two appeared, and sung with all, Ids accustomed scientific excellence. Several songs were introduced Ixoween the pieces, and amongst others The Death of Nelson, in which he was loudly amt rapturously encored; indeed we never heard hint in finer vo're, or to more advantage, and he was received throughent with the most general plaudits. It would he unjust to the Performers, ge..l nerally, if we did not add. that they al( acquitted theinsilves admirably ; and we have seldom witnesed three pieces go off, °ten in the Metropolis, with more spirit and effect. Among the subscribers for the relief of the poor at Worcester, of which 1980 persons participate, pears the name of LUCIEN BONAPARTE, for M.--; He has taken a house near the city. We are glad to learn that the vintage of Portu-1 gal is of greater promise than it has been for the last thirty years, and that the corn harvest is likely to be equally abittidant. The inhabitants will enjoy the advantage of being this year able to reap it its se: ourity. A master of languages, named IhNDOV, dhot i lately at Berlin, literally from denying himself thi,l necessaries of life. It appears that be gave instruc t I Cons to hjs pupils dttriaig the day, and solicitod.almal at night. Under the floor of pis apartment *ere found concealed 20,003 cumin io specie. • •Hts - had I no other heir than his brother, whom he had refused ! to see for 37 years, because he had sent a letter to him without pay iug the postage. A correspondent, who dates his letter from Barnes, cemptains of a gross indecency bywhich the ittliabi rants of that village were on Thursday anmoyed. , -- The body of the murderer Lerorence bad Inen'ba: Aral not 100 yards from the house, and not more than four feet under groanil. Ou Thursday - thq grave; was opened more than once. and thp corpsee,olo4/ od to gratarythe lierrib:e cariosity a( lime she pets. plc. 'lke indecency was aggravated ' by the two hearses, contaiuing the bodies of the nahappy Ccrtit,l and Countess IYANTRAIGUTS, aftecalialSk trot oyez.' the COMMOIL, drawing up by the adlaniin 9 3.lqaTej 'there the atteudants satiated themselYo witka Oeii: berate view of the body. Two stage-coaches, on. companied by a crowd of horsemen, wpteeti, and children, contemplated this disausting scene for sq oinutes. • In a, historical work, published at 'Berlist . ,:by Diets, the following inventory of the property of; KusterePacba, Grand Vizier taStsijoutst turbans, 1100 bonnets, ornamesated.with old; 104 ornamented with precious Stones; i,411 1190`' gold and silver . , in ban or 0*44,.., •htilireb, 11Pli. of the Koran, of the _Merit `iiiditniaiiit many of which were ornottletod. Or / stones ; 3% jewels, valued at rimy etilltoolt." OhPbt 9, containing eaehloo,oooideete of g ot piece being of the weight :of fear docati, boxes filled with topazes; **wog the.' ails were 404000oeppeiskattlern ..-~ • .. ..7 1 1,14 A.Nt 11. MOP 'STAIN', ISaracetes, I tr , .,1 .v 9 ton, Snow-hill, London. do. ti.. st A rt:0 , 5 , 401,14i. Travellers, good Reds, choice 'Liquors, stud nionloo l me „ , ''''' The fUilioMilig - Pikat COilehe , . Vl•til enriehne, ice s; ~,., C ~..,g. the Saracen's/toad Inn. s,w. t. -Itiii-r- I • .7 %to w I I.' I. fE.R, Pit mow h.. We.yrsouta. poirchoster,. Pothaamh Dorontooth, and tinlisbuly, New Piot Coostch,,,ever. Mor Ito , t at lialf-paoof Sls o'Clisi•lt; ' with a t_itiard; throus,h'llotatoo N l o t .. c mi a tos t t ) e ii r ioN. Bridp f. stm or/ fdngliila.nool.pfofoerdi.he-Baronsing4h situ st..iike, '7„i. tntlluioid tit arotint n .... ,,n : 'loin, New Royal *loll Criat•h,sets,oiat every kovenion-,.—C0i,,i,, , fnall3Ostan to Spilstov,' Louth, t;rinaotoy. mod 1101. ' LEVER.POEIL, Wirringto rd ot, lioaftsfo, 'Stork, and We i , , 'field. Post Loath, called r 'fhe •Eipeditioos. o Verf I;Venittz st • Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's /lead- Inn, Dale-street, 1.,,,,, pool. Guarded throughout. . _ RATH rind BRIS'fOL Flvißg I'nSt CtlziChPll, through Chi p 1 penlarot, Caine, soul M•orllincough, ever', Afteroormei av r i ve ; t ! Mr. ilay's, eiso.ere.yhound•lnto. Balls, ttud the London I nts o rti 1 Thomas-street, and the Swan liroltol, next Ittnatiolg.—c o , ;c 4 to loVells. Bridgewater, Tanuton, oitc.. LBRDS i'ess•• I.ight Coloch, callvd, The Rockingham, : s i t out • very Morning at • hrtlf-Pootor•fievert o'Clotelt 1 eatriA, V .ie ". irides 'oily, a4il Ka t es remarkably sosy, with. a (board throve,. I oat. Passe thrww,o Sat liCord, Newark, Retfurd, l)!itorrtste ri 1 and Feta yltridge,i- the tio•lnea 'woo, I.eeds,cest 9 .' at l'ioos. Nola ititstatitlito the, noentunoto espedition of this u rt , c 6 , i t o n altoved to he t'oe miot agreeable on:I complete Irtittitii convey. awe on the North Read, being unequalled In Aceoutonottlott•ls, ,by Hoy other. . _ • ! KENI)AL, I'lo:caster. Preston, Nirhy-lont4••le, 8.,: i „, Chorler, (irno,loli, and (billeting Post Coiaches,• c very Af ter: norm rot Five is'Clarl. 'Gar:lnt. ! GLIrSti()W, Loogtavre, rre ea- rreer., Nnevw, n aih re h „.. i limo nholl. Taroraltill, Soulatior-Kiln, (;a•,atock. koolsodl, and a!l• pat ts nf•Oeollaod, Cwmpeod,o wit C goell ( Mak). YORK, Newcastle., :old Kdool , nrir-lt • net , CO:trh,43-1.r.r0..1 with a (nerd throu•datut r .eis oar vvvry Moroi it half-to.t - • -t 1 s". ...‘;tionk. b. Way Of, Neewrii„ Reif •rd, 'l'uticuater, 1),,. line..t), Narthlllerit•ti,..boo•horn, Moroi/to. sail Ilernick.- PoisseA4ers !Indio* ,Aticuoeises fatigned float the leogth , let :looney, twi n y test wh'et tinge [Lay l:!ew.e. tool thrall yroterfil as . wit hoof •arry orad•4 Imo - chr& -. .t.ciArk. the' /Rack tit a n . I _ . . , B . ) ., trem. .y.,R, uteri Comthes to Soode.rlaati, 'full, Stao:ho. ; ruttgh, Whitby, prod other places. I flit tfiII'ENUIITIE ;ad Vial:al new Post Coach, every , 1.) tiling- • * - ! .C ' i: LISLE. Penrith. add, Whitelturten.• Prot Cfs4 , ll, Cwt itr:sh` Four llores, ;awl a Gavrit tit the wary: - Pas•ws ttir..o l trough. A pftlebv, Oreatolorintes Rockwood, Vatterick, Hos . itnightitidge, geiherl..' itocrfoorst. 4, µl i mpe t ..aid O r ~( 1 ,,, o (thneatest way - li s' e;thleett Otelr'• io ~l. out e'''''Y .Mo , disof. rind ti e / f a rm, the - ismnoey With thlorarrareo Wilk% . r .441 :; ••o, detosiond 4113 tile staid try tat-Ones. oor pleasure, have se pendia 0g,.,,,,,, )g ,. o f ihrie A o 4 ll4 beil)g., , t'ilired in the. ue st Coach. l o WA h. IFILLIOPuat Conch, every Morning, at.haltpot • Six oit•lta It. co nsrEtt, Newfort. WhiteWirth, Torporley. Thahrol, Northwirl4 and Ididdlentils, root Coach, eve', hVettiitg e Fire o'Clock. • . SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Torn*. Mar Coach, every Moritiog• t•t the George AN - CHES Winolow, Conglet4n, Nene/wile, Vi,t. SOL and Wolvetbalaptoc; rust Coach, every Afternoon, . gator& t. • SHREWSBURY, Wrllicgton, and al. Tio.t rono. the Itoval Cnorloite,cyrry Evenine, et rve Ettard,d. SI i Ern ELI) rtml Rotherham root Coach, culled In 1144tk ingt4nm, every •Ilotning. • SOU 111 SI PTON, Winehe•ter, A; resford, at4tl Alton Coach, every Evenint.•• • 'BIWA IN 1 t.IA NI Mercury Felt roach. with a Gourd, ou nut every A fierwmti, tool rvarlteo Birmingham wit day lit v.. 0. I';s,es by 0.1 rd, and Shipstout, to tae. tiarttriet Head, Bull-•trect, Btrattogivam. ' HULL, Nol theave, Howden. T4tern. rind Doaraot , r, INA Coach, eta I y hinroing oi bait-pool Sit &Clock, to the Bu.l and r Sou 140, Nly ton-gate. Hull. . II ERT FOR 0, Ware, Huddesdon, and Cheohutit Cara, every Nlo,Liog. IOTTENIIAMI:Ind EDMON FON C welt. daiy at half pc-t Ten, half p,ut Two, half-pod Pair, and half put "leVell, Cl a . „ ErraturuaLs, INIPRESSED with a consciousness that their els. viatian from the ern , cal plan has been highly - beneficial to others. at.d itnproted ip their professional acquit:dorms by the maturity of near twenty yeses experience, Messrs. t'Ua tlli atid'CO. continue, ait6 sualmted at dour, the eradicati.e. of those disorders which are the cosi:sequence of illicit indulgence, or the detZtroctive habits of the inconsiderate Selia,t-boy. lu professing the cure of these Comploints, they hold out nc in ducement to vice t but, sensible ise all taco must be of the e l . isiersec of sit..lrcitHumil ire, tboy offer their assirfunee as ree,ii educated Surgeons of Loodan, and of the !loyal Colleges, Edidhurgh. In all cases of Siphylaic herein,* and to e.oy complaist of Debility itad 1).-M:inlet, whether at isdng fro .c the Infaltiatien of a remit) destructive habit, long residence in whoa climates; free li.i.ig, or any other cause producin4 a acne. ter of manly vigour, the patient may rely nu a Irpredb rester tine to vigeromi health. Their improved plan of caring Strictures of the Urethra has been tirtei , lNl with peculinr success. /strictures of ten rind twenty years' delete have yielded to their neat. awnt in the shit rt period of three weeks. Several Nohlen.es and.C.ciitletren of the first respectability, who have Inborn ed ut der this painful 3fid'dialretraing di,rase, haviqg received it radical hni • perinnueni rove, particularlt request that refereure imtt lie tit.de to them, as sritisfactOry evidences tif tits decided soperiord. of Messrs, ;Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Ni may of GM , tleoterf had been an ter the care of Messrs. Milli-, Heat. side, owl other Surgeos of equal entiaritee. who attempted their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, wit. nut success. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be conselled by patients of eith4 sea, with the Itteatest secrecy and honour, at their home, Nov 107. liallon-garden *attests in the country nre requested to state" the porticults of their cute, age, and general ham: of its Me, Sec. :tic. in. holm a remittance fur.advier and mrdicntrr Co hen 'lk s:.me will he given nr sent ro any part of the kinedom. etuare tit .t .e• every so evseotiol to their issiderlakista the Ifilelatte ut kern easy be added to the account for medicine.. • ARTIFICIAL 'LEF:I'I1 7 with Enamel which do . aot eltatigc fired w Utmost the ie.*. palia. GUS mile la a *knife set, so as to Le worm nit* or * ittimit. tying, ai.d are not di.shigiusiodile from lettere. • Nirtuest •Teeta Oared, from it tingle Air 1.. a complete set. on .rensihoble num. Hot no rail method of exii.g teeth orm t • stit..ips, if the: , stiwy bt CV" " dreayrd I felitalates onorirlrlc th. rem ove. decised spin to prevent forthet der i• teeth V 1041116,4 tioen Nellie. Mr. PH INCE, 1/enlist, no geoids from lets till f anus his Henri Joan--tree,. (7sfoe.t.:ircei. C,liierse, it is nil a 4.... p, it is a private House, N•.. 7. I I W H ITE T ETll is the tirst oingioient. Gil 1.. Y PASTE, for eleatuing, preierviug, and iiamealiately whitetail% me teeth. keeping them free from tart**. cleats away epochs or .der.iye part , d.. And p.eveni firth.•r dera,,iuriaig the Seory rune .f leech ..,eltmA loose. ;MI droving out tittio .l snob : Gismos teeth Ili:Aare loose, look's eliewigia mut . of it ii4ithy reit, soul Those who •Mter USE o,l'll a preference tic tooth powders. the d.roprietor. aa• Hesiti*, totem finds ti1....11%. , tael sit . ice A destrao3ed, auto the. goon warn otr, by persons using gaol' pion der.i. Falun the Bondy iiistedietits they ore gener.ill v rie Paste is warranted illioocem, pleasant ti, the pat wail, .1 low Ititallyit.ed, is ai -me preventive ipiits ISIS #1.M11141 , 1 06 tin are la r i• AM 10 Ihe nod or r root ulJn i fir (:i•iia. dress, a. It prcveliteeie tirtire s HIM:* on Owls- sender teeth. parents watt. guardions kiwis Ilar won of it, would.unt let Curie children be wit,. t o I . i t p lariat+ from settling no theft teeth; she tarture brio; the tia,t destsisclion of Wein, .ind. pretreat: a e qd sea of teeth at a failure period.—Hy tleoosin;; teeth wi.;4 I'-a, ChtrrY Pate, they are kepi sweet nail• paY5....f. 4.• frrinichuniting,enlour.—Aik for Ertace't Cher t!s. or ade 2,0 at I/. As. •• - • .PRt!fi'ir , 'S SPRUCE gives harkeilinterAier so site T.trit/i%" aeb, pies/rob the face from has *.lieseit,al.olki ho,s fur several nights, could nut Jeep fur pain. A rd , ci In the tootto-aelrairitki never to be %intuit' it, a....iti s t..p.wittogle any of those siolvait hot tinctures gestriitU evolist, though they (air suinetiffiebgiVt. rein:flu : lr - Ifug•erne rally returns wish Areat pults-martwromt; i—lttunitaltm lye gunly, asid . do ihjury to tlie i..o.i,.;ithiae.rui a Spruce will be cooling to tie to art Oft; tea; 'int i .I'rloce's •Sprisca not owl cuecsitbe Owl traMlite Veils from farther decoy..—A:: for, l'rla . etl.. pre for the Tooth-tick' at Is. 6d. or, one doieu tit lit 41; ,iiiiewtdre l hol.e.nlo rind retail at e Preeh setor rime .. • _ 3 ()%fitst-street - mi.."'" ;toil Hi Ott 411 , 1 . ~i~'. TIIE FOATIN. %CM • • POLIGE. • tit ATTON-ci %IMF*. - • Clt Attar, or Mc:tot:lL—Saturday : Willi* Heath, apprehended by Road and Son, officers, wastrookht pp, and underwent it second examination, standing charged with rite' murder of Margaret Ifeath; his wife, when all the witnesses were botsnd• over to give evidence, and Abe Prisoner was-fully committed for trial. • Elizabeth .I(itlilen, apprehentled.by Hancock, the officer, was brought up, and underwent an exand.' nation, char„ d wirh being a common render of• counterfeit coin re:embling dollars. The Prisoner wastotivicted by tide Ma , istrates, in the penalty of 1501.,agreeable to Act of Parliament; in default of which, to be committed to the House of Correction to hard labour for a limited time. . • • ' • 1.1410 AS UPON VHANGE. • ---....-- On Saturday • month* Mr. B. an Won-minder in Thames-street, attended at the Mansion-loose, to exhibit articles of the peace against Mr. John 1.., and his brother, , insurance-brokers. Sir July , / Etmt:a presided in the .absence of the Loan MAYOR. -" , • • • Mr. B. stated, that on the Royal'. Exchange, on •Thursclay last, these Gentlemen had conducted them selves towards him 'in such a manner, , as to excite ageing him the indignation of the •nterchants; and that in consequence he was hustled off 'Cliange.• Mr. lioldsworth, the City Marshal, was dispatched •to 1 request the attendauce of Messrs.' J. and S. L.- They willingly attended, and . brought with them Messrs. Rucker, liorradaile,• Greases,• Tomlinson, ,tstt Several 'other friends, to speak 'to their chem.. i n r _—_ , ten; ,if . such testimouy were. necessary. Mr..4,. 1 . • Loral Chief Jut ticelEtlenborottgltelosed the busiass on the stated that the treatment he hal experienced on I Criminal Side at noon, Friday, at Chelmsford; Judd,, who Thaisday last, at the hands of tte merchants, Was was sielcooung !ma at the of a notorious gang af'p'ckpockets, of he t ing one of the ruoints...who noostltd and entirely at the instigation of Messrs. 3.* . itudS'.,L; -picked the packet of a person Of a purj , containing one shit tingti;att a pag l i t listic menong. As soon as the Jury. netuttied their and to prevent the recurrence of such an indignity, he deemed it expedient to-bind • the parties over.to • I sch . o i t;ipeared e a g A l aT it's abus ive 'IL L ,V,:',. r„a v arr ti,!:'l l 7:> e r* it., keep the peace. Mr. B. ocknowletilg'ed that he lad be uttered' setae audacious expressions' to _the Judge himself.- l i l t e .4: wa4 b se e naLed r. T ust r e po titou ttn: e ttr t Z tt u y at in ur u a c lrr a r d i s ta t f VI been guilty of a heinous offence.towards the family ; and 'that he had o ff ered 'every reparation in his With 111 , goo,. whithattacked his tau' tiliip before 1w left Mt power ; and if that wits 'eqt satisfactOrY; he was ford, persevered in for discharge of his judicial duties, until he 4 every Crintioal muse. its the Cileudar. :reedy to render himself amenable to the laws of his had A: r ;forthartiptun Assizes . • on Tuesday' se'n'toloht, Wm. Spence country. Sir Jonn , said,• that it nets no part of his was tried for running 'wad through the, streets. and senteceed duty to !died° On . the merits of the atfaie ; but he to be.imprisoued one week and publicly whipped. - . . • Tbe Rev, John MilWr ' Pa tor of a Disseutieg congregation most say, if: kilns:of tbeAescriPtion that tad been ai•wesnimoeote, recover e i 401. aainages it's ;:n 'action broweht F.-- represontgel..ps him, ',more- deliberately • atrocious iip nealnit several persons who had ioterrtisl int• cougragattoo while amestadiag for worship, and Igal committed a wiolmt al. aCi. ,he had iißer heard of With respect to the sault an the pera in of Mr, Mill.r ' uponmai -al- Sunday la ist, at Ilg alcadtia, near no!! ccitcr. an ind.,o9- ..-,, a limper litit .the beiliness of the Merchants should triout inhnuring mini' samea Jealtins,.waiN. conver" , ng • with his pwents kith brothers, fell froth hie chair, as ilistiluiatienastx he inierrupted- by. !the quarrels' of individuals but ex irda . . r in thii preient case, it did not appear to him Kt the Hereford City Sessions, a woman , nutcd Davis,' Was testand in the a' that the Gentlemen • accused hail been so far to illory, and tic impritoried tiareemontlys, fur keeping teping a disorderly . house. blame' as to warrant him in binding them over i t may appear .iliiiost turredPile. hut it is nevertheleas a fact ,to keep the Peace.--=:-The in s aig.sation of the that Sr. David Rogers, a farmer. iu the Parisit'of Painbrei: merchants, it appeared to him, had •been roused by the knowledge of his (Mr. B.'s) conduct t t hl hndre towards an unfortnnate young female ; and they thensh a ire, reaped a field of Larley on Tuesday week , eitTof iri n y e in th o f tir„ ta as " . u t r e l e t‘ w tltial!sli°elC:A!"fileenlii;"w is three thief al. / groin, girls, who are all likely to live. Why shall assembled in one body, and drove him oil • I 'Change. It was, therefore, impossible, that he could the minth tif any in tfut t i l z : n it req t u ; t a re a s t i c ii tic tailors to make a f onio I thritili t ltle . , fr"Olivn"!tilliltl: arty o f or 1 3 A s t l ii r a i. „. "r n (tis ms bind over the whole of the mere :.4nts to keep the tip,rt by a aunden squall, and five persons out of seven Arlo: weee droo lied ' rise l a two I oat. tea were silted peace; but if in future, Mr. B. should - observe aiy by clligiug to the rigging of the . boat, till it'ssist . uce could be person in particular aiding or abelting in hus ling procured. him on 'Change, he would be entitled :.% exhibit ar- to o r r re ; 6 a an it al k l ;wish in Citutharland-small it a ill appear tides of peace against such persons. Mr. B-n ex- pert, w w tm7: re .s s,, i=d i e t d 9 al7 l l l 4 6 lll. ll, -. ll l ' in one iri t hte l . "' l l ;:• i lis P lZ I pressed his intention to atto tt a 'Change on M on day : some f otive occasion, when the Overseers thought tit to let them p l' next, when he woulci.endeasour to fix u aticipate in the general joy, lire of th em a g reed to go so a Upon any pm • . public-idiot. and regale theinselsto with a quart of ale a-piece. ; son who should attempt to amity him. Mr. J. 1... fl.i. on;et Sof these hoary veterans was not a littl•• :Aug limited by ! conceived, that if any person etr i uired or him %chilli estranger enquiring their respective ages; the amount of which : 1111 Z found to he pint. /44411 died ati,i iw, tit, bed 0 a ri, it was Mr. B. that he had a right to point him oat. -Weer-baiting is now become an amusenieut patronised by appears that Mr. 1 L. married an amiahle•sionah, a fashion. On Sloaday a bait took place near Cheltenham, at 1 . which a cam: roux cmnpativ as.scnnbled. -The animal was aturly widow with 6 children. Mr. B. is a nuttiest maiv, about 10 yearsOf age, and was a professed frieothof . shat th e y " such wit. ti". fivling of several g entlecum present they wished to continue the contest, a contest in whieisa! 1 Mr. L's family. li November last, wcheti M. t. ..vnge ferocity was put inaction by inhuman folly awl kiadhat by '' ithe illiterate wealthy . . was oppreswd by sickness and inisfniTue 41r B. , • 1 intERICS., Jus.v , h.—A few nights ago, between the hoarser ,-made to him overtures of as;i...once, an did 'soden ;. twelve And one, a Patty of monsters set tire in two parts of* the i acts of kindness and attention I but it•Srast tinder this • irate 6f ' kill" "limns, about too miles from Holy Cross, og • ' - the road to Cashel, having fastened the ditiitsi .fir.. • ,r on the ot de, mask of friendship, that Mr. B. succeeded in• sedut . - to prevent the family (seven its number) from escaping. 'Dee ing . pue of his friend's . daughters-in-law, a yisoo l g tint intimation Inc inmates' had of this horrible attempt at their destruction, was from the dames appearing in the roof, u Melt lady, about 15 years of.age. AL M% aggravation of : tube Crime , _ , . . his wife . . . . was shut : he!, Cummins was, however, fortunate enough to Mr. B . im p ressed L that the • young lady was ill treated at home, and pre- : and iris family est-N*4 ; but the house, furniture, and a Olin; Tailed on her. (p give her au Mien the .real fact ass sum at their house.-•- ' e til . o . f po t t t a t p;- I , d s t y m er r e r e ti f e e ly c 'd . es ve tt i j a i l a -ed. r J let &ons ine . fiad became known, O l e • to th appz i the field where . his horse `:se r s i g i ntsityg e , nut o t h e e shot v illainst 1- c athn i n dead before him, at the distance of about 101 yards frum the rrent obtained poss es s i on of . her 'deluded child'; she . ~ ; eteiron wife, the daughter of a reSpectabli. 'merchant I bu t e ;erieatue f the i t / in of ._ in--tato borrowed plumes, ha. sex was taken horde by her father ;'. and the husband l e f t -, cited touch Interest. The Jack-,law is said to be a strikiss like , uses of the Prentica• ; and his plumes the iit peal of the Orders alone to bewail the ; situation in which his co 'd n net. ' in Council. Catholic CancesWon, and r. few other feathers pluck had placed him. - , ied from the wings of Opposition. • Edow are Fair, which commences on Wednssday, the sth of 21. ........ 4 .66..in5........ mre. • ' ESS'ETTISTIZES. August, and continues the two following days, is expected to have a greater show of horses, cattle, sheep, pigs ~ pt. than has -aspin..... • " been known on any preceding becasion. This annual mart CHF:I.M SFDRD, FoloAlt, Joie St; ' oilers advantages toillebuy 1 re.ee and seller rarely to be wet wit h. L ord F ,I,L EN no itouGH finished on th e ~ Side The town itself is only S miles from London, and so centrically Urown slotated, that it is within two of three miles of ion le s than SJ early in the morning. i villages, principally occupikl by wealthy farmers and breeders The Greed Airy found a bill o f indictment • against of cattle, who originally estab:ished thls . falc,. for the inure con venient disposal and purchase of ; live stock in general. Whra Mr. Long 'Wellesley , for Wausteatt Park. of the coantry, and tliere4y give bread :Ina pleasure to the la . _ • . I bearing classes, we are -merely doing 4 ditty, liv giving set+ Lauda le attempts every styport in oar power. We understand hat the sports'of the field, as well as those of a mute rustic us . ure, are amply provided for. CIVIL MDT:. • VIANFOWD. DiTE AND Wf7E. This WR9 an issue oat of .the Court of Chancery, to try whether the wards of... William 4andford and William' Clare, were of 4111 age on,the 20th of Octo ber, 178/, when they . ezeeUted a certain conveyance. The itself - was no Ways interesting, but for the exhibit of a witness otthe'liame of Sarah'Curtis, who said she was 87 yearrof age: her silht and hearing Were perfect, and she possessed great bodily activity. • On examination by Mr. Serjeant. BES; she said her old husband had been dead for soma. years ; and being a little pressed, as to the age of her present husband, she said he was rery near thirty. The Serjeant told her jotosel).; that he had heard she had deceived .him by concealing hornet.; and had passed for only 75, when.sne was married to him.. The old woman briskly retorted, that if she had, she had a right to conceal her age as " she stood then upon .her fortune." She, hots ever, actually remembered the ages of. the tno persons in qeestion; and upon her testimony the Plaintiff obtainerti verdict. . BR7DGI4Y, %RT. V. • This-was an action of trespass-against die Defeo ! ' Aunt, for bre...king. a etos‘.! at Little Beddow, in this eitatty. The whole value of the land in question , describeeks not Worth' forty shilling; the right.' ;tfi which has been twice tried at the expense of Smite liftriiill.eiTC• The q , ucttion was, "whether it was .nterly pill of an adjoining' wont] hilon'ging to ties Plaintiff,' far' of Tate years it had' be e n thought: r at lade value, 'that notlocry 'eXerils'ed'atsy of a it. The. ciseel4pen'ded on'' I thy' evidelice of's: string of ancient IvitNithis,.*ho 'stated illit - fornierly 'the anbestOrs of the 'l 2 ltaintiff hitt a b - thefk, 'where they sawed the ilmheritit Afak)ielglitionring wood, and had i•harcoalhearths:: ' Ott the tither'side ancient witnesses to shiir that irnever formed part of the wood'in their . ; recollection. Altir investigatiOn of several tivarq a. Jbry foimd roe !We D4endint:' • , f Tile A.saises oil the' Civil Side -.eats* ailtuidax, _ . DIED. A few days ago, the infant datieuer of lieutenant-General Champagne, at his home in Portman-street. Oo his passage to Euzlau.!, slajnr Joho Illair, Gf the Ho nourable East India Coinpany s service, no the Madras Loa ': bliehment. Ou Thursday la,t, in CJntia‘ight-place, 11114.1 Charlotte Jeers, la the 21st yeiy of her soccucl daughter n the- Rev. George Jrnvm, of Ilstti.:harn if til, in tls county of Canihridge. . O.t the !Id of rebruars last, at Calcutta, Ileugal, ic toe 87th year of her age, M. Frances Johnson, the ohlc-a BritWi reii , dent in Asia, She was grandmother of the 1-.. m lof Liverpool. AI),/IC .- W HEN Men of Education and Professional wir prrseyering en.lenyones 1.. discover the owst safe nail certain method of twilling a fact prevailing lli.c.nses, the miCetaalli result. of their espeilence is ISe belt proof of • •. , sopenowy. . I Mesers. GOYS and CO. Surgeorn. have hen induced to null,. ' the cure of the f flowing the ol.lect of their particular viudy -1 sost. si certain Disurney, trespseusly contracted in n moment all ' intoxication, and its cane milmas, Stoictut es and fileet,, which, 1 by on loppeosed pints, are :predSly and rifecisally cured; on Debiliti, a:le:her eirgine from Bacehatmliassindtegences, les*. reyidenceis *urns rlimalec, or II Ferret solitary vice, too often duhappily purmed by t hay out h of boob te lies I in the ,sme anis— log steetlit. or tmervassess; and in the other a numerous train ' of nervin*llitelaes, Which. it not timely remedied, seernioate in ! WV:Ito:We and Consuotption. In that Ilistreusingstote of <kWh -1 ty or deficiency, whether the ousel:l4mm of hitch. baneful In-' ' bhts orneihing front ...ry other cause, by which the powers of the inoistitutioalweome enfeebled, os regularly eduented Sur ; grolis itCpuntitte they offer a tiros, safe, and speed y restoration 19 &iota and i brow*. health. 11 Tile rertalt of a lung and extensive practice has enabled them, -bp Ofdperior method, in. restive rehnereol Cunaplaints, how-1 if ever Inveteente or_compliiated, .wit hoot sable:sing the patient. to the least re:Seatillth ..ler or el.:recipe; and in recent .Caninyl ' Where all early appliemion).. nook ow diarovery of, the isfecti 1 fi lir l - erriliKaiftY Porrolfm:scysee in the hbuit spare of two eta ~ The unprecedented hoceew fir"their mode of troutmentllvhich Mho never bees bilarth Intuit lie one sinite Minuet iip.a practice ad .' Unice year: jlorifto• or laieftiferil aunty tboussusd venues of DWI' I ; sexes Shope been cored, even ;after severe and iniurilitii atilt had been plir.upd thy other Practitioners Without ellectf: them In thstepoisliutt offer:ben' adviesi ' '• • 1 _ atesirs.4lison nod Co exeltnively or:akimbo/ the care of Ilig:e , pneticukuseatheplajuts, ill order that they inky not' be marked ' by a ff.attfltw,. with the obloquy so Justly attached to the, ibis : Wow Mint ie,. I Molt. It tfut itclive to ths'sslelves to awe, that' fifty bovelseon bso ( peVfx fd_potticd linsi Wltinird. Imo every, brunch ; of, the prilfenaiin - ertsnotes of which, from different linsp4-1 Ws. *al' trifiniuotali fions'iliel most redeem Pbysietans,. they ' - . - - • _ _______ _ __ ... • '• • . 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