The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

i - = --~-~.- MP r . SOCISTY OP hICIINIOND VIC• • TVILLERS. The 2Sth Anniversary, in commemoration of the este blisloineet of the Friendly Society of Licensed Victual lers, was on Friday. alehrated at the City of Leaden Tavern; Mr. Berrom in the Chair. The Company, which begun to assemble at au early hear, were extremely numerous at three o'clock, at which boor every seat was occupied. Between font and tire belated sat down Jo a very excellent dinner. The gallery of the specials room was filled with Ladies. who appeared to be mach entertained li , the interesting varieties that presented themselves in t he coarse of the evening— , After,iliamer, the usual toasts hallo; bees drank, is teripersed'with soars and glees, the children supported by the I nsti halos, eiglity-dght in number, whom healthy mid intelligent appals/sow strongly manifested the lira**, 'deist of gratitude doe to their benefactors, were inhered into the room by the Stewards, amidst the plitlitilli Of their sappotters. ilevisg bees arranged at the table at the top of the rod n, the Chairman na c sented.biesself to she company. a nd requested atm on to alto Revert of the progress of this laudable 1 tioe. The Report was read by Mr. Phippen, the Semi.. tw,,,.atid,etse of so altering a character thellt woo °Vormli,, .._ L _odhYeepleoss,partictalarly in theist's* p or tne OUR•0•11t. XS Aid nisi prepared for the occasion baying been retied in totiOf the scholars. and a hymn having bees smog by all thieblidreic the Chairman rose and addressed the' company. After erpressing his inability to do patio, teethe mar tek- which they bed met, he obasemul they we, deep assembled for the purpose of celebrating tie At oll 9S soivereary of thie most laudable sad potitorlotte • meet, end to promotive to the irt ai t :ts i g e s, • 'Note of as, said be. yin be - too 4 4.4, i 441 ea the rate of Mae is is formed the ridge Ruler of the World, that we are . tieboiehee, ladle. sonthstal wad ofont eistictoppert. Beery besevelent mind, be oddfill •pil a feel th e force of tbia obligatieik aiefie in %promote the objects of*. Society, by which, spied from the Report juitilid. nearly two hun dred hmil,es were nowyarticipeting in lit .desoblishei, Phtia tie, Mid who reettive-a — som heels abortsiNamedicin esied Me hundred polio& tpewyeas. PSI. ail Mitok- Litimemitaf this Society meowed every tktog that.ap oollOshAnYeeot _wily the ciekool,' in i tittr.thoa ate Mt Oh heath* pleasnre of allied ttrilir.gtisi the 4.qie.; who are ntittr a ge spay Priditinrwilb - iihrloghoettbk y ens; able tilliociiiltimei *bore the ad Ilaelmo yid eiseoiteg beforeelases. he Ito 4. 4 0 11111Mboistalmed to the memo!, on the_peigOuil esablisb avabOl he Mint* Advertiser. Ctroldebit it ez Et So expatiate on the good offsets *saltine' idtabliAmeist of the school, as a stateaest , a were antinally'digafbated moon* ' the halm& 'the Chairman coniiiitte amidst Iseg eheissoadtat gor,t to the lielleissf deseesqtagfoNtli.ti children withdrew. : • , ot ,fr, ,!.. 4 41 -• • . ? . lo Amy aliogtoty of oth;aeloi l eipitisaess. the listweller elloiliebeei a- variety ef eablattideeeemeelet.a.hich erilesnifvoielit Royal - Obi Deletel Ye*, of Ten Guineas. The cam Agaves the- ewe illarli-1114 irate , * hi NatilkatOtte, Iteureepatated,higbly *Wad with the iaIIetWOMPSPAII M the eq. ••' • v : •i: .• . .' • •.,,... ~, ,,,„d ri" ', IMEMINIMOSIMM. . • . • d has beta Council, inglv. Hia Majesty (*anoint Powell, ef Clirow, BUMF Is the an... Radnor, is the Room of Edward Rogers, of Stannage ark Esq. And his Majesty bas been pleated to make the following amendarests upon the Roll Norfolk---Sir Richard Paul Joddrall, Bart. made !fir Richard Paul Jodrell, Bart. County of Southampton—Robert Shedder', Esq. Made ' ,Rob.rt Shedder', jun. Esq. it arwickshire—Mathew Wise, Esq. made Matthew i , e, Esq. His Majesty has limn pleased to sessinste and appoint James Shuttlewortb. of Bartow-lodge. Paiq ; Sheriff of the County-palatine of Lancaster, for the year ensuing. Rear• Admiral Sir Edward Berry has been Invested with the Stare( the Second Chas of the most Homo*. Alga Military Order of the Bath. The Lord Chamberlain has appointed Sir W. Adams Oculist Extraordinary to hie Majestr His Majesty has less pleased to sigaify to Sir Henry Halford, Bart. President of the Royal Collet" of y sicians, that whoever is honoured with that a t in future shall, in consemrprow. of 'such ap be use of his Majesty's Phyuciane in Ordinary dodo/ bin Presidency. Vie King has been pleased to grant Mete the Rev. Charles Lloyd. Doctor in Divinity, the office ami pint of Regina Professor In Divinity in the Univers Oxford, together with the piece and dignity of • of the Cathedral Church of Christ Is the said. .. the caul . ty l r i , lB b:L l Z ell; tl it s e elea ue tl i t 'r at4f Fordsham ['lndian. • ' • ' • WAR.OFFICH, Fuji, 182. , .Ist or Grenadier Regiment or Foot Uoarde—Brevet Hider. James Guntborpe to be Captain sad Cletrt..Cotost44. b# per chase, vice fitreattield. who retires- Lieutenant W. F. Tie. ling to be Lleateueetemd Carole. by porebase, vieereon tborpe; Captubtp. Clarke to be Adjutant, eke Gualholle, promoted. ' * 36th Replogle of Feet. linsitts W. Oasiey to be Lisette east, by wasp., vies !trough, rammed; Ensign B. F. Noyes. from hiat.pay 19th Foot. to be Cosign, vies W. H. Ppm, Mlle netaxges. reeelvieg Not Mermen. .. - ; 80th Dltto4•Berjeant W. Campbell to be r, 'lee Steedwifrak deceased. • .. 81/40Dkle-4, P. ,Gordon, G.M. to be tease Wee Dereozy. appointed to the 11th . - Rifle Brigide—Lieu. V. Webb ad be Atte zk i &eke, wbu reafeatethe Adjutancy *ally. 4 le; f.,. lit Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain J. the tate sth Royal' Vett ton Bettathoi;l3 be eeil, whole 1.00111111111911 t has .not tab* 1121141114 tr Oro Mackenzie, trifm the lite 7th Royal Veteraa Isle Ration. . . . .e cr - .1 •. , 1.. Rd Royal Velegah ilattalig i k- n rCeptake T. Inien b lem Ow late 2d Royal Veteran Banal .to be Captain., Ild RayallreterießaitsN —?4, be tionfeseib.ll.lelE G. B. Wlllistes o .frepe the let. 3cl.l4,4yeatraa, !b ailee; Lieut. 8. 18•Caull, frehe thelete 3d Itltial Veteran SiWalloa. 1V bi Ileaten-.-Realga V% Byeee,tbeietheflate: 10th 800 Y 011111111110100111.... i . . . .... . ^lf! ' • -•—• Coaladvalon slgaai by the Lord blesteasat et the Gamy'C. Of 6 . " I te . di*iet, Esq. urbe Ir OP plft4.leaadeet ; It I*, abb. SibsOile. ~:... . . .; • . 4 . •;‘) itl4 LIM IiIIIIIR . 014t;g1 Ilikit ;MAL' _ . • TiIIkANIESMAN.:.. ' -Tani 1.1114 .11,, 1116- FROM s.tr pa goorzw. • -wow* Mar* he YPI folk seberil , at dime lis t Nen The Ri g ht 1 / 6 "`" 14" - 106 " 14 . 16n • !I c.im A o rt4ar t i udosers—' °mu wake 4. G. Wllass.. e* INIW ILIes; Is bees went Mid* Majesty's Measseable as ta dn i " po. at the &we =" 4 rumen, awl has takes his Fisica; the Board N. sal J. I. Owen a, N e a t Cbsublete. Is 'iv. Laub les. /4esetwlsb—Merett S. C. MO4 I lila Msjesty has bees pleased_ is a ,pslat Jolts liegb .later, et ths Royal Rotel, Birmingham—Morel )well, of Clime'. Req. is be Mud, Is ski musty a Well., Heel, lise-Itsraer, at the CA T u erri rvi VA/tri `qr. at *to comet Boycott, flaintivety of klop, . am* Me thousand pounds atiglatfishithsh of Witten derlespind affection in ilinem).o)meeisterChos j lotte, who is also named residoety legatee; Bisides pecu niary legacies, two slyer sosrtureens are left to the two daughter of Ge•Tgo 'Stamens, late Bari of ; and to Frederick - as& of•Onlidf•trithe• retrulf-bet presented to his giteasilltrber, by tYrealarick, Urines of Wales. with 111s:R40141igisnees'a atiaistnre in enamel ea the lid! Vey ladyship's sets bf ewe thyme and a topeges are dhocted to .Ise soli fee the purposes of bet will. The sensate 6f herself aid 'the late Berl ire partieulatly remembered. The will /s dated the 21st December, 1821. ~ Barixe.—On Mondaylast 6 biasing match Mob place in the vicinity of Harborne, betweei &saves and Hall two Birmingham youths . 9f pagilittie celebrity. The • 'usual interest was displayed, and the scene toak place Amidst some thousands of spectators.—The following were the riunds.-1. After aliftlesParing, Greases gave ill; a ntakonist a treasenioni • Imo:, , Willa brought hint down; the claret flowed copiously root Hall. 2'. Hall wee :again floored. 3. A good round ; bob fell,hut ltwasconsi drred that Greaves had the best of it: 4 an d 5. Grieves ' ihewed himself the more scientific trtilver, erldln each • round dropged his antagonist. 6 to 20• were a isoilloed44 Lseries of masterly boxing on bosh ' , sides.' rbiailleflils .oaperior physical strength, repeatedly *few Ileeeme, la many of the rounds, howamer.Greaess braogiffshis &Dia. cOpeibi absag with him, aodit,was doubthil ipt.he 20th %shish dud the advantage.,-24. Iktis down, Biei"( 451 1 1 0 eppermosi.22. Coasiderahly in fiibtar or/Tall'. ino taught with determined courage.-L-23. dream • fell, 14 consequence of a trimeedoas light bander from Hat At the end of this mina. it toil deittriaissed to remove to an Nljpining field, whichllms more adapted for the par 'fete than fl' spot Atertfien ocenpiedj yeldebbmil noW Melees& exceedingly slippery. 24:11lesb fell:' , ls. Hull 'tie ate underhanded bleiblat• &teams, bet'ailased bit tiles and fell upon his beta . Tlon , eietory'stes thin t•lecidedly the u uspi tee i n *mar of °reeve'. • • '. Weaymea.—The guides fall In tbi • bareasetei. on Bs •Sprday motaing was 1611840 1e a W d ipe which coast mooned at eight, and cootie to rage mum /lours 14 the morning of Sunday. The moon and remainder of that tlpy were remarkably fine; 'sli t s pat the whole of Monday. though cold-; bat on Tuesday. soother hur ricane came on, which. ilihe the .preeeiliug, sysia the tame of many disasters... Illbfast of the.weelabas been • more tranquil, hut variabli NW OSP leittpatittlre. •4t is de 'crying notice, that 4111 dui day after the first storm the • thermometer was 10 degrees lower, and on that after the attend storm 14 degreerlower than during the pre vedang day. The quantity et rain fallen 'since Saturday last at noon, is 6 tenths of /41 islol. Strand, Feb. 9. - • evirsoloidilnia. .1 . , . ~, • i ll !' I li - • • — 44,0044. ;, ,41 st o pl —:/.• '42 I•• t . . • ., • ~.es. a u . , say, . . _. 1 r 4 _....._,... ~,v,,. kl I .MI , .43 tie " , 90 1 J I IMO 91104 6 •411:= i si l via, :Oa 2 10.11.3 i • 47.' • it i a 4114 AM 111.M14 at• .. .11 1 - .0 " JAM. • Lab g 49. --iSO , • iir a• 140.1 1 91 .ieser.. 44 .41N I. 41 1.1 t 4. Al 46 t• 1111. . -di. wWI Al vtlimuly i . 4: M.... 0, W... 7, TY..... `ll, 8..1.. F , ea , : i t o tt e t , taie _ACV —co 93, _ Canal " Al pertaMr. CUR, Gray's lam . ith, ffarebertorr, York, dealer, Feb. it is; liti4l 110; et t h e Crovnt7laa, Soreeirtrbrlihte. Au/Awes, I .Threarfasedle-street; sad Mr. Mint, Some* 8. Porter, Cl* of Lantos. stationer, Feb.lB. 93, Medi VI, at the 4urt of Commissioners. .Attoroers.jimeal Tlzard aed Mbwer. • J. Bolimb. Lwidenhall-street. grocer, Feb. 16, 26, March 2s, at the _Can't Cominissioners. Attorneys. Messrs. W add hite, Hatton-Orden. • J. G. sod J. h. Parker. sAd. T.. Roberts, Bleehisolann, merchants, Feb. 12. 19. kfarett 23, at the Court of.„Cosornis • sioners. Attorneys, Mesas: . L i ne nnd Bennett, Laureate- Poenteny-Pleeq. J. Stevens, titifford. wine-eserchant. Feb. le, 26, March 23, at the Coort of 'Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-toe. Mansion-House, 8. Hay, Upper I.isson-street, Bt.:Pdgry-le-bono, arrester, Feb. it 23, Merck 93. at thelreart ofiCammisslosers.• At • torney. Mr, Carlon, igh-inficers_,Mary-ii•boar, . • T. Swoon, Wardour-street. westrninster, eating-house keeper. iltebeitt, 19, Mardi *2, at the Court or Committals's era. AttoreeN.Mr, Richardson, Golden-square: W. 3Taxwell. Lancaster. draper, March I, 2, 23. at thal °cot!, Inn, Dalu-street, • Liverpool. • Attorneys, Mr. Rai ford, Doran's-lane, Liverpool; and Messrs. Blackstock reel !twice, King's-Bench-Wilk. Temple. HoWsi, Leegboure-Chambers, Wershvot. Feb. March 23, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mel Hewitt, Tokenhouse-yard: C. Gray. thsford-street. horse-dealer, Feb. 12, 23, Maga 23, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Hall. , Coleman-street. • J. E. Pewsell. Lambeth. monty-ecriVesser, Feb. f 4 ,. March 23, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr , Oalnes; Caroline-street, Bedford-stprere. W. Oldie& Shadwell High-street. tailor. Feb.arch 23, at the Court of Commissioners. kr 4Atteesey Messrs: Corte, High-street, Bhsdwell. r; Ai R. Bilatetrosgb, Lower Martell. Sucre'', cow - 19, March 2, 23, at th e Court of Commissioners. ttoraey; Mr. ROMOSMI:Park-street, Westminster. , J. Joselin, just. Smith's-buildings, Borough. rope-mina faeturer, Feb. 12, 10. March 23, at the Court of Commis! .elbners:• Attersey, Mr. Terser. Liesota'wlen•Fletde. DIVTDRIVIr'd . • . Feb. 33, J.lq reen.ol fo rd -street, smith. at the Coo rt of Cow. missioners—March 2, J. & W. Nichol, Old Jewry, merchants, at the Oren of CosamlsSoaers—March 2. M. Sherwood. widow, Doncaster jeweller, at the-Court of Commissioners —Feb. 13 , G. Statile and .1. Jaffrey, Finsbury-place, met. chants, at the Court of COlOWNSiOnOrli— , Mareb S. E. Brost% and T. Hindle, Blackburn, Lancashire, grocers, et the New Inn, Bteekburn—March •22, J:Dorter.- Widow, Oreet sell-street, Govest•gsrdeo. vieteaßsr. At dio.Coert of Geml missloners—March 2, 11. Jackson,. Great Preseot-street; Goodman's'-fields, merchant. teethe Court Of Commissioner, March 2, W. P. R..per and 42: L. T. Robins. Loudon. mw'l chants. at the Court of Conimissiouckut —March 2,J. Ne Brick-lane, coal-inerclnutt,'at the Court of misaloners—Marett 2, J. Jobettoh:Queen-ttrret. Chet painter, at the Court of Cossitistionstre--4pril 2, J. Three King's -court. Lorabaveret.orine-eaerelmat,at the ' or Conaueissiout ry arch 2, NI. Bed wick, Loudon, hOusealan, at the Court of Coosidsvbiners—Mareb 2. r Read and T. eater, (heel asegfmtrelVAlßomsdbery, 'ses-dripers, at the Court of diereldsidesttli-"Mhkob pad, H. S. Craver, Stratford. stink Jatieltmls. at Oa Coati of Commissioners--March 2, P. Illttbam and G. Ilhakepean, bleding-reanuthetairds,'lst this •Cart of Oro eteners-41amilr 2; J. W. A. Maageamsd J. Wallop. street, slava gia4.44 YM CeaS 4 1 004154•44Fe--Fe4• W. Johnston v Heybridge, Hgagg h selt .manufaciurer, itt Court of ColomisiTogsrs--111skirg, P. Thfrkee. - fteas-M Southwark. merchant, striae 06lartWif CematilipMairet) li, T. B. Alport, Birmingham, leather-slresmr, attbellhimrt five;ittel7lll64- T4l 4. B. Hewitt, beakers. at th• Etirmiagitsts. nth I, G. Fry. Colin of Cos- &ideas - is. CCUTIPtc&TIIII.---NARCI S. H. Bps', Rayleigh. Essex. 'tureen—T. Margetts. Old Womistock. Woolos, Oxfordshire. wheelwright —B. Which, Ma. Hawkherst. Kest, farmer—Q. Oslo, Newpte-market, —B. Smith, Stale, Cloak% sottos.spioner—J. son, Fritigyvytreet. wholesale IMmedrapor—W. Par. Msil it lroseley,. Shropshire, Irmegmalor-1 1 :Phiser. jun. er-sgsare, surgeon—J. ifeedy, jai. Bohm. Berry. 1119114master--.1. L. Dudek. ll Maoism Garrey, amwellast— Elkßobinson, Red Litmestrest„ Haber*, grocer—W. Newbury. Berkshire. thaborilealer—C. Christie, Cleaskat's-lace. lasarasos-brokor. • . titi PARTXII,IIIIIIIII DISSOLeItD. G R. Tra m th abotoootohomes. Livorposi-114 ill sod Co. •booloeo, Olasteossot. Wadolooloow4L 1 . OM and N. Ftwyley. jag. baba. Wooolvldgo o i Yatesaisd T. Aridas. dooiers.CoMAISAIM-1 AK Middlesex—J. Park and J.•Laoyd. agmehmill. Jilkmrs• 1 Breed-street-4. and J, Sharp. 4 110,1111&011111111. IllighleT. Yorkshire—J. Wiggle sod Co: ooliookoldroomo. Ware, Herts—C. Eddridp and M. &. Cook, drsmemakers. Pack-strpal. Woe, Isllogtoo—t. Borbridge. sod B. Wood, Isedomers. Houndsditch —C. It. Wessel and 8. James, sad capillaire masuraetarera—E. and J. Adams. °media. Northamptonshire—W. and D. Smith, toriedrants, Glanford Briggs—E. W. Man lied R. Dent. . Breed-street—l. Pearl and W. R.iy. Spirit ts. North Shields—J. Klag and Co. beet 1 wets, Plymouth—J. Palmer and W. J. Re n t looroolio. Shrewsbury-8. Daw and Co. brewers, Claisteldirek Kmillts tiptoe —I. and W. Birt, coal-dealers;Vona of Dow lefosd. Oloreestershlre-0. W mai P. C. Pooly. lettersets—N. Graham lad J. Shoopj lonisoloosso. Corsi teg-street. Chancery-lamer-J. Ader:Lamd J. Bowea, leer eMai, Budge-row, Walbroek—lt. and J. Kent, parch- R -maker, Bury mow Ildmemiema and R. bosdy. I mistresses, Paiogtos, Devonshire—W. Bovill and Tustin, attorneys, New Bridge-street—J. Seholfteld iladfr. Coats, bankers, Bowden. Yorkshire—J. liebolleld and Co. bankers, Selby, Yorkshire. tweet CORN IN INGLAND AND WALES. tia. N.—Harley, I9s. IOJ.--Osts, es, 425, M.—Pease, 244. Pries of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, eon- Remits mods In the Week endiui we eth y, Met Is Us. W. per est. 411-tlfe - bdif . . i . !; 4 . COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. S. • Isticvc ' Loin "C 11,1." • 11101 IIVARAT V. 11111,11011 •IVO. ,411L,RuApws,L1., who had moved • for an injunction 410 1 14 r t e. ots a former day, said his Lord:Lip wit then of opinion that he could not grant it without no dee & I N*" motion being served in the defeidAnts. shish %hiirslhoe b..en don..—flis Lordship at the same time doubted whether he could interfere, ust cimat q the Nieuwe ao4 tendency of the book. • The Linn CdIANC111.1.011—" I give no oktiFjoti . 01 /117.4/Wil as it; 14 Merits; I bad never seal eptike of what f bad Wird. i • • -llinletaearros did be was toady Ho slow . that tie taloamillo-of teitOitorik. ware Al pupas and as amoral ae •r spy, ether book of that ' - "t 1 'Si appear: he toktatttoii. ugh the defend , my duty to see that the work . the Coma tea& to interfere. sat! I will Nati it." 'Maly banded to his Lordship. BENCH.--Ihruaige' • The CHIC/ JOSTICII sat at Nisi Prins for a short time And, disposed of several undefended causes. Tll5 NINO V. Tl4l MARQUOSS Or OZSTMCATO. .613 the Judges coming into Court. the Soi.terron filsnitaal. moored the Jimigiment of th.; Court of the Mar i guess of Westmeath. It appeared the Noble Defendant bad suffered judgment by default to a criminal infer nation sled spier. hint, for using laaguage towards H. y. WNW. Esq. calculated to provoke him to fizlit a Spe4 Mr. Wood, it seems, is trustee to the Lady of the 'Mk Defendant, between whom there unhappily exists !sop family difference, and who appears to bare used mem offensive tangling° in instructions given to Counsel %arguing a cesebefore the Lord Chancellor, in which the Marquess was a party. Several afidavits were put in, which Mr. Scasit.wgr, on behalf of Mr. Wood, required time to answer. l'he Court, therefore, postponed their judgment until next term. The bras d Jury basing gone through the business lie fore them, came into Cmurt with their presentments, and were discharged. TIM RING V. SMITHY. It wili be reeollected,tiliidefeJani was convicted at the Sittings after Trinity term, 1821, of wilful and Cor rupt petits/gem the._ triitl of the. family of Howditch'e, upon an latfictment of abduction, in carrying off Miss Glean.' "" 11r. Seepitall'iLL.atoved that she be admitted to bail, in order to. her being brought. up far judgment next term. Mr. Scaut.wrv, for the proseention, not oppating, the Court ordered that. the bail !Mould consist of four prrsous, in the amount of 54101. each. ' MR. num . . It bating hews intimated that theldfclaitits, of which notice we/ *ten.; few.dap.since.„ to be mode by this lientleman, respecting the Orders of the AtigistrAes, Witting to Ilehister Gaol, would be 'read, the Court was crowded to excess daring the day, by per sons anaioivily waiting to hear the ,export which was expected to' have been made. It, h o wever, appeared last there has . net been enfficient time fee their being prepared and mid to Leadoo.—Th,ey are, however ex pected on Monday. Poor Mr. Charles blarney appeared in Court.—lt was, however, not upon any besieges connected with the Constitutional Association," but upon his ores case, about the Americans money, whirl' he is called to shoal/Jule why he should not give. up. He walked shoat the Court to a tuost dimonsoLite s aid dejected tatuer. Tie Court rose a few niinntes before five. . . 1 . SECONDARY!' .orrics. C011111•N-orris*. re , •4 vies CARLI Lt. ' :On Friday lagilirly•Was held before the Secondary fee the City of Louden, to aicertale what property iLicharfl Vatlite Wan. the Bailiwick of London, and the value of prepidy that bad beta taken in execs-, Hoe at his house ! S 5, Fleet - street, a t the su it o f di, CroWn. The odleee'who executed thdirrlt rVturned a 'Ai l dale of ova pfroprety found on tie premises, diode% isishing those parte of It which, were claimed by other pessams, all of whom atteaulea. to prove. their Idaho,. The peoperty consisted of bskiks and papers .fpeed M . the shop, the shop datares. aad Lausehol4 • °l'. ' lll . 12111511Willeill=111 i 941 . : 1 4;;; . : " yr. skomenwit, --- iiii.;:eiii,:ikidisie,Tis;;;;. ~a eh nom u.)Ohitmea•Fermlise lose," tor soy, mlu e trill of Marie, Ooloatees of Osibilield. 1 .1/PrtilVOWlPtOPPl o ° l lNrchlat• • .:,, 3.:7 ll qpi •,, dprWya. AIN the defeadaite did was proved in the PrereptiveCourt,ls Demote Caw: . si r K k UPI'S. . . tr ,IsmoiLlaiteitTalsia sushi guilt * the I '6664 ose ' • !Sib alt. by dierfotte Boyoup,,leitae,. - t *7 ilk* Cele/et - Wm beieessei. iAM Vitialrßrisiteetlift.ilet.: l Witislitrigmbetafel 4660 4 41 asert ddo tri AA , 11eLmtir Co AN C 11. LO it.--m Altboul tort;' el corky beforesedes limier MOW Leicester . Attorneys , . Ashby ~ :, 4 mitt do mot *peer, ft Is my duty to eel Led sack arid*. . that Is Coast owl _ 11, Ba irn di Ise •bitegd fa - tbe-faally vast , 4..410.,,1fi0ret05, Glemsomm,Ateker. Ateeilla k ,,ll4•9l, Hand met . w ..... k 4 and I la m nail nvit e rabe VI a - Match, by the side of bee beloved ,iree• agile White Hirt . lon, Kveshow. Worcester. Attorneys, Tur P. ssia p rima ., lam Had N. unHaford. • The w h o ps , Messrs. Tayier and Mould, •Wari tee; sad Mt. Gititiths, The book wee emmediegly beaded t Utliales Cenl4"• piste are—he tbobsied - pounds to her bream% ii . Come, uhurch.itreet, Illetivkakrzen es;a x s ti, --.1. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-13 owe Boycott, a Ridge. id' tlie•ctiaaty ofsSklep, Feb. It, lif, Meech 23,11 t he coat or o At. --- t- ~. . s.: ,~ • • "`• • r f •:- '2 :rte . .0 - ~~ finsiture ; sktt part of the property set claimed, wee valued by a broker at 51. After Learieg 'several tributes*, a verdict to that effect was gives. Bow eTasuv.—Evtcssrto~t of AltitSANS.—lre etd sequence of the great number of artisans who have emi. grated to the Continent lately from the manufacturing tows. in northern counties, Mr. Lloyd, the seliciti, t. the Associated klassfeeturers of S toe it po r t and its neighbourhood, bangle's iaforination of the circ a ,. stance to the Magistrates at this office. regimens( thei r assistance is the prerendos of a practice so raisoes iO the trade of this country. A warrant was accordingly quince isened,andie three artifcers wets broeglat before then, charged with below about to leave the kingdomaid communicate their art to foreigners, contrary statute in that ease provided. Their names were Juba Swindell, Muer, Hill. did CeeLifer or Cookes. They were apprehemied just as they bad alighted from the todepeodeat Mae. cheater coach at an len is Penelsorch-street ; sad it was deposed by the Stockport constable who attehded, that they had all worked in Stockport at making l ea . ma chines for the nnfectnre of cottons Be aisedepeeeg ' a th t a m t, toc fr k om p , rir b a s bte inf ad neo dealt reassios they lso wee. abuse ti bad received pw cited to Paris for the purpose of smirks, is the eats blishment of a cotton mansfactory them; and i n ear robation of this, he praised two letters, wb4ib loot hoes found urea them, Clotted to otiose persons o f a similar description who hap already settled is Paris. . The prieStaess•saki niltbitag is their defence, soli th e Magistrates ordered 'that they should he seat to Stock. port, so to be dealt with as the authorities there should' deem 6t. Ido N Taos', Fes. I.—We bate to record a distres s .. ing instance of .mo rtality is. one family. Jesepli Vow. leonine. its the 'serial hiarykirk, bail a eon seised with the fever last week. mho ditscoe Sabbath moss ing. Another, of his Children died.. the afterseeso of the same day, alas third on the day following, mod ail three were harried together on Tseiday. HARRIXD. On Saturday last, et. St. blortin'twia.lbe-Fieiris. S. Ber. low. jun. Esq. of Mitcham-how. Roney. to Mary Asa, only dauchter of W. Start, Esi. of Claprea. 0. Saturday lest, at St. Michael** &trek College-hill. W. Boyd, jou. Esq. of Shamrock Lodge. vasty of flown, . Ireland, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. C. Msg. nay, Lord Mayor of Lyndon. . , On the 7th Inst. at Clapfba, E. Mellor, Esq. On Monday lest, et her sent, Nertbrate-house, Halifax. Mary, relletof theists J. Lister. Ems. sad youngest daugh ter of the fete General Sir W. Fewest, K.S.• Downs et Adman user. Hon. , loose, and (I. the cup entre, • -'" That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. VOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage. se en raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married ;men Sew. to their wives. *ad the beebelots. basteeed to be wedded ; and " The kipectatee't- has ,freed, that the word 0.• the msst agreeable and delightful pains in asture. * The atorarl, institution. thee, s t saanisp., compasses dos, Aedderefeem of.osz enjoyment ;.treining hat pnly with hap flags on estl6.ldt disposlag the soul near to harmonize t withioliss Previous, hoireret; to entering into this hallowed obthm- Itlon, it becomes an imperative duty, not osly-to reguieletht 'poesione, but to eleadba die grosser saws from these Im purities, which the freedom of anrunarlated giessuressay 'hare entailed epos it. To the meat .1 sadslateoaest ere 1404rib/stable Gutsy. of these herbs's lastanana,..whichs *las they exam the comadaoation of the beholder, sbeeldatata 'lmpress hios with thifear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will *feminize the body—e residence is !the tropics will idea fbe elastic fibre—but more , does the pteirateriintatnation of youth too f eon.- pianist the' itatenkt dignity into a state'of inanition, frost wheat. tho agonised gnawer more tlne doubts the donee of relief.' To Mt sock then,' we address ourselves, offering hepe—emergy-.—nsesenier strength—felicity ; nor will our advances appear qasatlonobles, sanctioaed as they are by the waldplieduassofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of 'serried life, are sometimes disturbed by the sespeaslea of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet It can be strengthened, and deficient merit) ha proved Into fonctional power. In every . ease df sypHlitie Intrusion, as well as i n evt.ry rehtittfon of the generative ecenoiny,,ore pleige Oar mbilitc sok** speedily, acid wish effect. Earnestly 'IIi:MOM to expel the unfeeling empyric from the position .o prestimpte onaly taken up. we attWelte from general principles with le-. besitatiewa ; sod resides* Is our own houourst*integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the aufferin; commuulty of either eta (especially those entering into ma trimeolal life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal conciliation ; and letters from the eountry are ininiedlately • answered . these must contain a remittance for Advice end Medicine, which can be foro , rfted to any part of the world, however distant. 0088 ant Co. 11f. R. C. Settee's.% Ito. 7.• Jerniya.alreet, Bt. James's. sod No. 11, Bouverierstreet.Fleet-street. London, 4ast published (Fi:teenth eiition), The NAM of LIFE, a familia r commentary ea the abort Diseases. Ry DOSS and Co. Addressed to the Yee* ftr,tl Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row; 00, ' Ice, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-, fret!: Il and of all torzitseliers. Price it.. THE FOX AND THE SH ADOW.—A FACT. Mao,. or some such fabulist. has told A story of a dog, in days of old. Who pass'd a river with a metton-bone. And dropping It he found his prey was gone. Yebies sometimes instruct the rising youth ; Vet.tieticts meet submit to sober truth : Moto. logicians say, more orthodox Must be ear preempt story of—e Fox. Not twenty miles front Loudon dwelt a Priest, , A man of purity, and strictly ckattle. 4 ri , Who drank his bottle aluays alter dinner, , And well could catechise each wicked !Wiser •j 1 44u Would tithe the farmers' potatoes and his itay, • e' And settle strictly on the quarter-day. Thls Parson bed a flock of good rat geese, : • Toot frequently by breeding did increase. Till by some eiem, het what he weld sot guess, He found his jrnalder'd family grow less— Some fklef—nu matter who—devoid of grace, Had broke into his yard cud stole his geese. The Parson's boots with SVAltaliN'ai Wording shoes, As out they lan, one morales in the sun, Just es t conning Fox had stole !way, Another lnek!ess gander for his prey t Resumed his shodem one, and thought. though droll, Alieeller Pe: soothe' , rouge had role-- . Then Sew to seise the culprit ban' the throat ; And 143.4 the gamier, hit;ne at the heel. Too F.:rson shot him with a fowling-piece. And thus, by frurrOm's Blacking seed his Irene. This Easy Slatting end Brilliant RI. %CX INIL Is Prepared by • ROBERT W SRKES, 110, "TOMO!". LOOM'S/4 sad sold in every Toww in the • • kiagdoes. . a, In Bottles...6d, UK IQ. awl lad. each. Also PASTS "LAMING, le Pots. 6.1. till, and Id LOOM. I 1114.. ling Pot of Pests Is equal to Four Is. Bonk, of Liquid. • • .Isk Tor WARIIIIN . S "LACI:1"0! London': Rated; Muted, ewe Pentiw ea. at OW SPOre *. Tao Ws it tow ate , and " Too CloterriltlTlON etOuide.: P•PerL No. ISt. thread; apposite '4l. elewert'll Orwt: by S. WA" . tattelen Mato Orders, Ire. :see eqattatioll t - . • no, .:~snc . .... a