The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-13 00:00:00

I .• ' .~,.. • ._- LAW . COURT OF itsbw, Tee. 1. ?N1 ante P. 110 E liAlrpi eRTSISIT. M. GLA . KICE, Pit ; the Defirldinits, rose to she* e ruse against the cotifirmaitioin 44' a rule nisi ob. Wiled by llr. Ifolrbyd list terns to restore Mr. Fraser to the ore of Town.Cferk: Mr. C.. ofi served, that Mr. Fraser complained he had been removed from that of f ice in MS absence, and with out nutlet. lie admitted this •was the fact, but Stated that it was sworn on the part of the 1).?. (widens., that it was the custom in Grimsby to relsoive corporators, and disfranchised freemen, without giving any previous notice. L or d E LL visoßouaa.- 44 Mr. Clarke, that b contrary to the first principles of justice, and; such as this Coin never will listen to." Mr. CLAIXt:—. 46 Then, my Lord, I must allow' my Learned Friend to get his rule absolute to re store, hut I submit that Mr. • Fraser has nut,_ from the affidavits filed, made out his right to the custody of the seal or books." Mr. Hor./LoYD.-.." I' feel myself bound to state, in justice to the Gentleman ?hose character is aspersed by the affidavits filed on the part of the DiJeisilasits, that tht:y know ho hitd no °pliant- I nity, according to the rules of this Court, of an swering them ; if he had, more than a hundred perions would disprove every word stated in them. As to the books and seal, Mr. Fraser swears that he had the custody of them until they were taken from his Clerk is his absence, since his elec. tiiin to the office, and Ms. Berry swears that Mr. Fraser's predecessor had also the custody of them." Lord Er.t.swaoacivab.—" But, Mr. liolroyd, that does not then' a right to them ; you can, however, apply for a Manilatuos to get possession of the seal and books. I should •alippose, how ever, as Mr. Fraser is restored, the parties would nut resider that necessary." SATuRbET, FEB. 10. THE KING a. T.tTC.O AHD oTIfEIII. - Mr. Tomso moored, that this rule be made absottote. .. . . • Ilfv..G.totetow stated, that this was the ease of a considerable number ale-mons who stood charg. ed with riotnes proceedings at the Theatre at Ches. kr ; the parties lived at ronsiileratle distances from each orser, as well as from town, and there hail ant beets time stilficient.for theca to prepare sibtlsvits to shew canse against this rile, which ass to file a eiisninal information against them ; and therefere he was instructed on their behalf to move, that this rule be enlarged until the next ,terns. fiord Ect.viersaovert said, he supposed that this was a matter which do) not press much as to Ii ne, and therefore, perhaps, the other side 1,414114 balm no abjection to the rule beit.g enlarged. Mr. Toreros did not oppose the motion, and therefore . the rule was enlarged until the next tents:- ' Mr. Platy said, he had instructions to move for leave to Me s criminal information against certain Magistrates in the North of England, whose names for the preseet he shoutil nut mention, for granting licences to publicans, irregularly af ter the appointed time for that purpose. Due notice respired by the Act of Parliament to be gives* to Magistrates preparatory to prosecution .s t riest them had been givcu to these illtagiStratee, ' but was not prepared yet with ali the materials requisite •to support this motion, therefore, he ,host defer it until the next term ; bat he Mention ed it now, that it might not be objected to him meet term, that he came tits late, by having Passed ever a whole term after the transaction of which he complained. Lord ELLEMBOHOHGH . obscrvea, the proceed. isig.bers stated - was right enough, as far as related to the giving of notice to the MAglstrates; but as to the, rest of the case, it trust depend op its own merits when they came to be disclosed, and the _Aisne would then judge whether they would en. tertian the motion or not. Mr. Dastrise said, he was instrneted to move leave to file a criminal information against a iard of a manse, but he should rate to the Gond, that althoegh the discovery 'had taken '4CD very lately, • yet the act upon which this ap. scion was founded happened six yeses ago, the discovery was madiby Means 'of a Bill, red - in Chancery ; and, therefore, if the Court ltd think the transaction too remote for a. 'oceetling of this nature, he should abstain from, 'log the particulars, Irecamse.that would be in. ring the character of an intlividbal who would cwt no opportunity of answering the charge, 'Melt would be the case it ho stated the eircum- Ince, and the Court should afterward* refuse rule. livii, huacy mi ettskytigh • the cisiltip: pened six years ago, was but lately discovered, arid • a very strong case ; the charge as stated against Gesigeman wits this, that he had -included a told estate in . the description of a copybold ,tate, when they were two estates, 'wholly se pirate and distinct estates,that had no connection . each other; so that he had misled the.cory 'der!, and brought them into the matt inconse. lt, troublesome, and expensive potplezity'and cation ; parties having been 'lvied MO loos. session of estates which they thotititt' hid .seen • own, &c.- bat althoWsk Ibis ntaitarhalbcen: receqtly discovered,_ and although the: party co mplaining had been thaa grievo,nstLiniir red, he 4 ight to say that the enelitmati a‘sitait reborn he as instrpcied to move, had' atio..Aptha any act of hick complaint was made in :tiikomity within the six years. .. " Lord Et.Levsoaquom laid Ito r e th oug ht ease, under tai ,its . of, it, pe culiarly propel' talk eabniit . lu • ;mildew a 4 p; Lion of a Gresillifti+Mottn refiaett.-16,. ' -- , 1 .--- a. Mitritief 'ma. . r•• - s• , • • 2 ;r. Cassoaqiii•etahed, 148 this was a. writai inquiry of loners, for tropess committed by the defeadanikirgaing over the plaintiire land in pursu i t o f (p.p. There had been a friimer - of inquiry mental in this cause ; amt . the bad re w or d Golfo damages d one t o t h e io ind"," sad that laquisition had beta set aside, 7 77' , to the to the earns Coin terrain !4r Ica S;ewai Court Flare plicsti atilt ih filed' i should procct statini jdring base which $ 3TICC, the ru paned W3s a this G frecho estate, pirate with t, 4 holder oient, •exatii .sasion their o but rti eoaspli ought was its which last sit Lor this ea Collar! LION 01 4 , 4 Mr. the de la pal writ is Jury esad I' , ~~ --~- . _ end another had beesi esetlegerriseif to bil l held. It was held actordiegli:ity th,eSheriffut the . comity •of Willa. The dokanleat • bad, •on •emeli. of Om occasions, pleaded his' owe cause, 'Old unfortunately possessed that specie: of plausible elnipience 'which sumetimei makes milt of uarm feelings and defective jedgment, nostake their duty when they • don* to administer the law as jitroree The witness who prot 4 ed the. trespass committed by the. Defendant upen.the Plaintiff's land, was a poor ignorant fellow, whom the De fend.snt turned round to answer his own purpose. Me:Asked him, ' 4 Whether he thought that the Plaintiff bad sustained the tenth, or hundredth part of a farthing &maces, by this supposed trespass? No, he said, he did nut think he had ; on this the Defendant made a flaming harangue JO the Jury, 'talking to them:about the nature of their oath, which was, 11 that they should a true Verdict Ond according to the eciileuve ;" and that the evidefice was, that ha did not one loiodredth part of a farthing damage; that was no damage, they ought to find a vi.rdiet, 1 ' that the Plaintiff had sustained no damage." The Jury, under the influence of this captivatiog hut delusive eloquence, found a verdict, stating,-_ ll That the Plaintiff had sustained no damage." The She. riff refused to record that verdict, and sent 'the Jary back, desiring thin! to reconsider their eee• diet, which they , did, and returned the time cur= diet, ' 6 No damage to the Plaintiff ;'..mad that was the verdict now complained of. lie moved, therefore, for another writ of inquiry; upon the well-known and established ground, that where the Defendant had suffered judgment, to : pass. by default, there would be sonsi,dantaget fur the Plaintiff, upon the defendastsTe,own ad. mission. This Defendant was not to he. allowed to arrogate to himself I right of dispenSation with the rules of law, forAhey were rigid and im movable. Lord Et.r.seannouqui—" How came the She. riff to record such .a verdict ?". • Mr. CASBOURN—" My Lord, I don' know ; hut, however, it was recorded ; it *as demanded by the Defendant that it should he recorded.". • Mr. Justice LE 111.AXC--- 6 ' Ytltt should take yriter Rule to strew came why. the writ of in. quirt' should not be executed Before a Judge at the Assizes." Lord EGINNIOROUOII.-.“ And why (11iftlertild 4 ant should riot pay the costs of this . applicationi and of the former writ of inquiry." • Rule to she* rouse granted. A Gentleman at ?lie Bar, whoa* nirjme ire could not hear, moved fora writ of !labour 'Cory's, to be directed to a Gentietnau of the natio of John Langdale, a Lieutenant in the %My a command , . ing him to bring sip the body of .Eliitabeth Bay lis., twenty four years of age, who with him on the Roth of J oiter,rtist. ' Motion refused, on account of the wounln's age. gist° T. HARRISON, Ix rnnoft. Mr. tsnitow showed cause against this Rule, obtained by Ms. Adolphus, calling on Mr. liar. risuti to 'hew cause, why the execution issued agsiust the goods of •Alr. King--the print. ing materials of The British Guardian—should nut be set aside, on the ground of a . writ of error having been allowed before the execution issued. - • The twise shawn was, that bail was not per fected in this case, as the rote of Court requires, and that therefore the writ of etror was a nullity ; and of this opinion was the Court, upon the authority of .decided C3SCS ; but gave Mr. King time uutil Monday to perfecf his bail: , . Montag; Feb.. 12. • WIDOWS' ANNUITIES. The CHM , JUSTICE delivered the judgment' of theeotirt in a special case, which had been u. gued some time ago, in which the question was, whether the widow of a person of the name. of . Wyatt Avant was entitled to an annuity of 501. a year of an Insurance Ofli;:e far Lives. This case is an instance of the deplorable effect of remissness and imprutirnce, which, indeed, very often produce as much evil to the individual' as vice itself. The' facts of it arc shortly these The deceased had, for a lung time, been • memo ber of a Society for providing Annuities to Wi. dows, and had paid the preiniu:n every wiartiM, in the usual manner. The rules of the Society were, that it the - premium was not paid within fifteen days after the quarterly payment became due, then the policy was void; but to remain is force if it was. In this case a quarter's premitiot became due on the 20th of December 1808. On the 2.5 th, the person who was to pay 3 ^ Executor tendered the premium to contending, that, as the deceased more to pay it in, had he been all' .tuir had the same Ora the_ his personal representative, in w widow' would be entitled to the Society refused to take the money, an.._ ed that the death of this person, withuat payreeik of the iptarterly premium, put.sn end to the piste. % cy al toueiiier ; and of this opinion ;was the t our!, Nr point of law, ; so that, for waht of the payment of,the sem of 2i. 13'3. ad. this pourwidow has 104 501. a year for life. Tll6 ZING V. Tll6 INHABITANTS . 0T BUCKING• The. Cuter JUSTICE 'delivered the judgment, of the Coett is this case also. The question was, whether a certain bridge, -which 'had been origi nally hunt over the river 'lshmael! 'for the centre. nience of Queen Anne in going to her castle at Windsor, bid fallen iota decay, and .was re-built in the year 1775 ; had fallen down• in thy year 1796 ) , and. the materials of it appropriated to the Kisgiamo--was a public or twit/it-bridge ? If a the inhabitants were bound to re. bnild.anditup it in repair. If a private cm, them the capstone Smithl he td be defrayed by his Ma. jesty. The judgment of the Coed wag, that this bride* was a public Midge, compiquandy -that thy espence of.rebtiilding.and impairing fells to the inhabitants. • • The _ . . •Thentre of Havre do 'Gran joill..kisfit in the *Ott botw;Pop the tea mint- 14th• of 'apiary. • •' :•'. • ;it* r • ~ . •~ T -77 „ IBM - St.42'; okifik.&4l3e-Ni r i. .Ithg' !•'. -. '..- . - :....: 4l l gr.lAtiirorT".-T l = ll l. :.- ..7 • ....----. :4 , ^.•:,' 1 ,• . ! . ... , , ,iiitir,kiiilt.... .. 4 1 .. • 1 1 b . '0A13.... 1. " •;% * ' s r i ... koontr.d " 5.. P. Od4sitiff44. p • ..41. 0.. .to s.. t. • s a v. 0.. to 0, „, . x, 4l. J. to 41. 11,‘` )9. 'OS. 16 IL ' : ' arattatit, 61. W. to lITL Or. t. •4 A ~ . • ~'.. , PliiG.Ell4iF itAY,..4,140.401LAW T(I4,S4IERD.AY• -. ST. J A. , , Jr .-, „.. 1 ,.. . eIIITeCIIA rpit Hay, - 41:34. :44410.111ii Olt,' • 91. 104. to . 114. Straw, VI. 1.6.04. to V.I. 01. r Clover, til. 140 to 11 . 1. In,. 1 Straw, VI. P. us;2l. 16s+ •--040 1 .=-. PRTCR OF TALLOW, &c F t,..Tamcs' s Market ...6 3d Town Tallow 73460. 00s Ola Clara Market 44 3.1 Yellow Itussia • 15103 0.). Oa N'ilitechopel Market 4s 911 White ditto .. 744 lid UUs tid per st. of 816.•.. ----.--- Soip , ditto ...• id• ue v 1): .al ~. . 13i 864 Melt's* Stet: . 5.e, Od (LS tii 'Average...-. 4ii '3d !Awl rough .. Sdstkl (lu. 01 Graves . . . . . • Good Dregs ,lell l ll , Soap, 91s-Mottled, IW= -Pieces, lOis od-Curd, .. ' .._ ,• • lOos-C..stile..Cl, Us a ‘O. Us. Prll et of Candle-, per doses, Li. ltd-Mou!do, 14s Od • .-- Ni:VVGATE . AND 12.A1)E usr..- NIT ALI. MAIII4/ETS.. (By the tarsi!.) Beef 4s. 03. to ss. 43. 1 Veal . 50. 04. to Bs. 0 41 , Mutton 4s . 4d. to Lis. 4d:l Pork Us. UJ. to ii,.;. 0.4. ..-. 1 6 . ..- , PRICE. OC 1.13AT1113R.. ; .. Butts. 5:1 to 5.3 b .. each - 214 to iii pet lb.. Ditto, Si to blabs. escA '231 to ltd 11l•rchnti' Racks - • 143 to 2id Drrsslne 11414.3 • . . leo to )9d • Fine Cilatai llitles • - IV4 to 211 • Crop hides Tito 401hs for cnttiag Ilitti to 210 • Ditto 47.. to 501bs. . , till to let! . • . Calf Skits 3.) to 4,Nbs. ... • 2U4 to :Std : ' Ditto. . it) ti ;011as. -31 d to 4.1.1 Ditto 71/to 801bs.- . - 1 234 'to 191 . Smill Si'n' k' ((iwent's/14) - 314. to 3s, 23: Large ditto I.lds to Is4ki per.dozeo. ~ . . . Tainted Horse !Tides .. • ~5. .. 1%1 to 21d . . • COAT. StittKET. . % '.. 6110 at Tiforket. Snips solda Prier. 62 Nettrastle ! a .santierhutd. ' N........ not:.lid. to 3:f...6d. 2 St. David's U. d...... tkO. Od. to eds. thl. .1 3 Cattlers . . . . 1 424. 041. • . ' • - The Victory 100, Capt.DOmAKEFQ, way taken out of Dock, at Portsmouth, on Satiorilay morn ittg ; anti the St. George l • 98, Captain Jam's, was taken in. A numbor of persons visited the Victory, whilst in tock,'lo see the spot where the iininort 11 NELSON f. ih which is pointed out .by a square piece of li g nord.wita, lot into the deck. , • Some speculative underwriter,. in this conttiry have been kit for a million on the private property captured in the French frigate La Canoniere. 11 it has fallen to the lot of those whe were so tardy in subscribing to the merits of our seamen of 'late in the Billie, we are not sorry, although-they have matte some amends by rewarding the exer lions of our tars in the Channel. A eanditiotoil rule for Infoi'vriation, ' graittect in . the (iputt.of Ki:og's Bench, Dab., Un, pi• Aha • 20th IS ,kangiry,'isitiovt Mr. Jdlle. rep and Mild Cotri, for a conspiracy to charge the toiiniese 9.ivitger Amic•Avy, now the Wife of Eleven! Sink!) Louti, Piot. Mrs. Orate; tfte mother of the Miliin4ll6it, Jefr•reys, and sister to' the late Earl of Chirp, with the murder of two piricitss Who. bete pnisua cid. tirae iv, in Simpion's flqpital (for be Willa), in Doihriai, and Airs. Grove obtained. a 19d1es order to hold the Defendants to bail. • •• Early on Soityrday morning LW, the shOp of Mr. Hoppe, kwellcr, next to rib srittch.-Itoose, iu BishupSgate.stre , t, was rubbed of gold seals, and other articles, to a large amount. The rubbers made holes in the shtitters, with a centre-hit, which they pltistavd, over with • wadi to pievott its-beiitg observed. .• • • • ' Saturday morning early a itenllernati; in an eir• temive way oi l bitsincis 19 St. Joton'sorreet, lington, cot his throat. Tate cause of this rash act is to known. - . _a_ A re ir eQnings since, an inqnest was held nt Beliiderc, Pentonville, on the bo..y of Jean llfealibiie;Ftcrich teacher at a boarding....eirdoli'in Hermes.street. It appeared that he huff a violent dispute 'with 'a gentleman, final a mll4l cause, `and that be died in a few hours atterwards. Surgeon; who I.)pened the body, was of opinion thst he dies through ifastion. The Jury monied a verdict to that erect. Last week, two wild swans, of. a remarkably large size, made their appliarinse in a mu:.s near Cnninhitton.. One Of them was "shot by John Earl, of that place.' These, birds are .the tint of the kind which have been seen in that neighboar. hood within the mdmory of the oldest jnliabi. tent. To.ll4oartow will Make rich many, '.he to day are poor ! —The purchase of a. Ticket or' Share in. the Lottery is a duty which every man' - - -.tare the —tear ,- - to himself and relief to the un industrionv.— .hased Tickets :retortr it is fair iick will attend 1 gots round, & c ry .n'*, and every Me, amOunling' to'rwrolientired Thousand ?wapitis. HORNSBY and Co. hope 1 0 siipp! ) - Sheir'Friends with a large proportion of the.siid Prizes,' at Nn. 2qi ist St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. . " Sow endive this month, and it will curt: , isp in February," ssiys the eareful 4arileiscr. 6 4 Boy Lottery Tickets this month, and (11:1 will come sip in February," says the more sadaciains cit.— . Stock-lischunge against Covent-Gaiden market,.. for knowledge's& the world, at any time. 'ALL FOURS is one of the oldest gimes on record, and by which large sums.have been gained and lost ; but th,e NEW Game of ALL FOURS is now playing by all ranks of persons—this New Game wias first introduced last year by A r.r : ti R Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes being Drawn i n One Day, and divided into Sliares among the Pub. lit. _ This beneficial and entertaining, (;,sine again be played TO-MORROW, erliniary 1-1. I —GAME, TWO H Ihilittsnl Panfuls. • 'IIIARRIF.I). . .. 4.4.1014 ' Oo Mead is a . y . but, *la -Poole, by the Rey. T. nohow - W•• W. 3. *Met. l')1111,-0041kattIttee . , to bits.to, fookb etaugliter of Mr. Robert Oar, uterebnut. Lately, Robert Reeby• I.A. merchant, Rt. Mll-trt.'• Hill, 'il ir 'ottet*-Ittrcet to Mu tiorroti Bake, I- of . Newport, . ...Jo: .... s • • . . i - • ' • , , .. 7 . 1 . 1 .1171 391 "7, - 31.. • • -- -T - - 11.2 be 1808. On I who can spore the 'means, owes t, lay it died. The family.—A Cikpital Prize is 'a relic to the Society, fOrtntiale; and a reward to -the• i I -had ten dill , SWIFT and Co.'* Offices tliyg ; Liopi ilrg s hi., jizitc a. 171'1112rsir Vliiiife po rel 7 same thing, : as atid Shares in former Lotteries, 'then which caselbo tialtitia r nfwie that the usual good lice hunwitY• - • I nla flldr i eflices in To.htorrow's IYrawic r, gltamates& To:Narrow Mo r a inx the 'Wheel ithuat paynsegt when every . Ticket nte..t be Draw •i ,~-~ ark the ,s:ll"irt lairs Mail Coach, w h e t; • a. ex; rd el ite Colfe=, utit " irma t it • art, Anestr- hilly • .'t • eiltAkIGU Utig FRIES. CARIASLE, Witir r „ llROUtiii, A PPLEtt TER icKitt.MOIJOTITRi ;flit, N ew eAK• homilies. every MI urni:og, to curry roar insides. [ wt YORK said New Post I:mulles set out e loi.! holi-ret five 'o'clock ; arrive at nt to•elve a clock. • seat thi The ECLII'SC New Firing Prist-Cnacht ea • tr In-ides „„1, to in York'. - durlderlaid, roe Edinburgh, by Way of Stamford, Grantham. easter, revery I:vetting and Mrtiohitig, 4 Mr. 5.,%" . t , ."'"w hite-hare, Ct.pper-gate, Itortrk. )1,14 Uncommon (•:heap Travelling to Livsninnl, by the N r .. r . ti ApNi Coacher, to thy- And km, ra r : i te ol, a d t li n aliv i — .l.. Lee thiev rtg . •;i 2,o4 l - 4 4 Vl o • l a tt ls : efi ev eis er t y , nclock. by !fleas arid Co. o 1 tit. 13 0 S 'rtm11:101 ). „ S t rtg,w yew it:w.L P I erring/. Catches risen Roston to Spilsby, suet Hull. Li yr:aro/or., Vi'orrington; Enitisford, Stohes :tad d . Post Coach, calb-sl the Ears...dam) every s ve .,; "`''• dye o'clock, to the. Grovn Ift:4- r crow , -street hit:tree I thriougliout. . harlot nail BRUIT° t. Plying Past Coaches, throu g h . pealaint e Culists, use; Maro!sorough, every aller tstoo . it My. Max's, lists fireybound Ana, Rath.' rad t h,... l "i'v Tavern Tatnuis-street, Pristol, .!xt Morino-. c 4 'S A Ar t y , Well:, flrisieewaier, Taunt to, site. _L lA:Ens uctv, light Conch, called este Rockiagin,..,.., l ron every eioirc.at eight o'clock.' Cairies four amides sca l y gates remr katay coo.v, Stith a ptard throoglima. tnrough ew ark. c l'ef the . 0 , 1141e1:4i91.1. LeedS.. rags dal . .. A • return from thehce every Misfiling at 011.71* n nottsi, Cl 4. Fee •,•.:ienononms es !seditious UV I'..ta. eu,it ;, 4 ,1" lowed to toe the most agreeable rami e ~„ nitre on Me Somali !Laud, be,..g . waratualtiJ •ts stecierosseteik by any other. ' • ' • - - Ks:stoat Inticruter, Prestion, firoiskir k, Aria Ciarstang't,•:..tic2statirs. e. ' l 4 rry :1144. noon, at four »cluck Canards!. or; r. A f'to W. Lollgt(lkilt<Gr:;•trer ftireen, ' A anna, Ilritwitholl. Nita:Nast Kroh. t•untout !tad all parts at' Sentiour.i, haile,serassw,r Coach, Laurin, Spilsby, Rasura, 11104 Mitotsfts. Stilt's, rasa uortatedato Coach., vets every... t o M Asian:sr ma', Stockport, Atacrlestield; IVitatsloiv, gleton, Newcastle, Itiabiall s anft WillVel'll4l,flain,q; oist every rifleman:a. hoarded. v!ocf CAI/ rast.u, l'earith; :sad Whitehaven. Post t•ns e .,... whir only It ases and a gwsr.t all the way. liaises i; ) ,•,;;; I : Ilf•xii,h, Appleby, Grrtabridge. Riehonand, Catirbei Borangabridge, etherby, Aberforot, iferucasSer, af e j(j„.: Rasta (lieu nesirest way by eighteen inia-st. Sit. . Morniug, and perforini else journey with the greatest rarramerrs detained am the road by hirilnen, or i s ho ij .„,:, hare the perulior Atlyantage itf their Seats being s a c ral the mut Conch ( itlt six (`,autdone:l). Lot oi; ts °Writ. 15 . 14.4ii'.1, Wutverhatnyt.c, K.d•lernth eur Stoosebricice, toil poriley Co:ten, every , Rrltnitronporn t far,clr, t rortglr it r erate•nntl Ceck64, every Moaning at a Quarter .beforeSelfell ,ecleek. • SLiii DRILLA ND, Stockton. tUhl Vann Ilettl Cove tarry :crania to the heorge lan, Sunderland. • Visa K,•Newca.ti,.. and tolintatrelt arty 'Crafty, perfira n t with a (L iart i thr.rugliolit, eels suit every moraiitg :It lte tn 40' t ....t/Ck, by way of Newark:, fiction!, Tadcaster, fLutt Nat ,, , 'SW titallertnn, Darloun, Morpetli, and flerwick. • finding thediselyes fatigued from the 'cowl& Of the jonruey,t l . 4 rest what lane they r:enSt`, anti then proceed till additional fare. William Clark, Ill•rek Swab, Cosey-mire, Ynrk,' /11:k% .Coaches to Sunderlowd, flail, ScarhoriNy,. Wbithv,prsd.isther plaro-s. • Figaro/oath. Ware, lloailesdon, ana Chtslruat Cod, every Morning.' ELliteltt, Vlvntotath, Falmouth, if art:lsa!Whis Weeasea, norrlerster, and J:Atinr!,i Billion Ciroets's. fver) mene t. at four o'clock, with :t I ;slant, ter'-with •11,* Amps 1 4 Blotadford, aristagotwite; •bisit Gio wosnr, ,Weiltagtont, and Shiskialleast Royal Cl.artiotte, every afternoon, at kiwi. cirtitrk. '" =.' SrfEr gm). Rottiertuoir l'ost Offset, cailcdtlikhar;! • Ingham: every nXorniag. . ••. .• 1:1.•• - trarryff I iFkCONtiFIEt.II, reorrim, and ftest;4ll4/. Post Cartel:. every oftmitss‘ai, by Riettaid hits, .0 0 4 Cr, • /luta., Narthcare, IP:wirers. Thorne,' IllA4 illoneA l if# o Crutch, tower, sitinatilv • at &Seen clock, tO•tlit34 , llll•ffil hlytero-gate, Writ uson Guist-h. every stfternann at piit'o'cio. • T o r, atm Alt mut Itslinontiat coach, '-ten, he.lf paW too4ltolf past fit-ar,:tood italf part sten.V.4o i W 4, or f /Zia), Polar:et, new Fos( t:trie!.;_c2'.:*dtv,latste4 Walkitlielot. to ltu the Suiril . • GLASIGUIV,F.IIIN fn;e: ana. Po tr P/et frit Itotatito )i.B. 'Heavy Weights , nf lamp*. Cc. c.ogreyearit , the utmeroomitiot ant Waagons.• • To Hiss, Receles, Iltrng:ty, !Spry, awl tilt parts of Sr'. fah, every •Mooday. •• • , rrEtt, .I'lytio-utir; and Falmouth Fly •Waggons, essaly, carryito4 g nats and passeogers , tiwal, to ali-varts of IX Vie,t Ea.:lmA. • SOOT /IA 51P1.4414, LAllll4Ol* and: Ctlitii every mos-Mow. • S...I:IIIAUVTOIX, WincOester, It:nosey, f,reihrled, illgton, Christchurch,. Itingwomi, traritingbrulf • re, Woishte s : • t'snoie, Wight, Jorsty, lalutorosey 11 itzgliett SUNBURY, :tat 'Cu ocheuluort,tsatas •owert. Ist•st %LIMN t: it, Ne Nay, a•oollteadmg, every luvotat',.. U nit ie. r, I vet -Acton,' Jolo.llttit, 1143 es :ad I lillssaff • Cart, t wire a- %reel.. . et ItENCIATEK. Atkil!cdoll,Thtli CO." fienley, three titne9a•treri: WM: MOUNTA IN and l'lNpeCt.lllo: itrqtrurt thoi Frimads teal the Palate, that they will two IY arcootamliefor , any Parcel for Litt(.e. NC. of flume t(tair.Faie Faunas lain • list, sir &manger!, uuless t•tivered hurls, awl mita foram+ Mgt , / on tote Sarneen's I 4-111 sintive•Aill..f•nietoo. ' • " • ItENtic - ATIiI) fiAla i ll.• Irr hex been toot frequently the •sulijeet of jint IL and general reprotratiosi. that men destitute tetheetelliiiif of the medical art nave otlerail trwonselycg en•realidattll4ll pubic psoruouge in istriprofessims of physic. For snelowpals of doing' justice to the renolt ill our stall -s and expelienreasi to prevent us from' being.classral enija.rics treat; imprudent preten:kinsoitave, nufortatuttely fur satiety. hiss tow faYouraolv receives', tie beg le • • t,truslqit or the and enlightenk a faithful statement of *our pursuit. Me lc' quirentents. A fte‘ltavirrg received a regular urdica: filtra tion as the pupds ofAlessis. tiriadcd an lid aril, wane Are turns and practice tie carefally nttwylr i, a s prat:wars and. surgeons of toe Ltualawttrelpital, wr felfti;red stars...lves as illy* P - ar.it+ in to at justly celebrated'' , most far usearcat sorquiremoint the Ito, al College of add were instructed in tx otiliere..t !transoms of sittatuaty. surgery. Jim theore and lee• tire of jrn . ssic, ch mtistry. multi rsery, buta am. kr. 1.. Iv those earths-tit pcobsean. lfrs. Moors), ti s • e ;yr,, m+,.l hunea... sad P:ontrerford. tram pr ot;:t1I Nat be deemed presurnipotioas id:ayiag that our prittirieary ant acquiremeats are Ism inernsideralsle.,• itimieg far a Ml's'''. ri‹!• n tears lactile'Veirereal C A . lip:tam * s. ;nut tom. var.. Jo , • eyed; or 1/e9/144V, She particular object of oUr tali.; nail ph..tr!tice, it will, we hope, bs :inbreed that' isoveseaa.A ses i tecifir kdosll..dge of t.seir treatment and cure. 111 •Ilitt nail recent ca-e, of infeerieu. a perfcet cool/lewd ill tie ;hart period Of Ito disc; 4111 Is eittlse rt Me almost iaveteracy. wart,. other praralliuners hate rso`ati of merz•e•s. a proper 11.efseVer.tilee 11l nu: ;1141114 trirlhOM* ensures to the patoeut se safe mut radical cure, ,_ A.ti , id tae modancanly varier v 'of dr.:mdse.. series an - of a habit long and 11/1. U:laarlilly pursued by toe youth of 1.411 hi sexes, there sire vane more alarming tar IMite , lii4llVO;oir. (h;sel 1:111se stud arille!! quesnly prevent lit eniltitterothrt matsrlionaial ,tiy. day persorm N Must b•• a ColisAlgilua Itt.kapow trial tley In: ma, • l'Y a arN a:1•1 art ii iu to maisp ai treatuumo, he rescind t..: , •'(•' greatest of all ii ciao blessings, a Wont. Intinty, :.art ins corastitution. In all eases of dettioity, trona ot":' cause ansita i i, as oil! as in every pre." Of Y•acir'." sou, we 1714 ) he co:wilted by p.itic,:ol or reel OM; greossest secrecy mai trunnor. sleours of sankeiliatim oar tram tell is tae inarimig t II nine as night. • ti list:re:as in the country are requested to tihaie th e P.ir •, ial fats of their case, a g e, ansl gem rai blurt 'of'ilviller incioungi a tenth/um fur atlvis.e aaa niedirinett• "He:, same trill be guest. or seat t • nay part of the itigioto::: tallallfe tint; Necrpcy sir ecxeottot to oar ouotermltingiW r towage of letter, may be addett to tae stecaant t.,r ..1 1 1 1 *•• • ' CU aft.lE nail Co. Surgeons, No. 107. Ilet?" 4 . llidi t' 41' oiessrs. Currie and Gir. rite SeouSeates froo • I r . „ abut.. reiipevlithle L'exii.sors of faxidsl.! L ike (qtr....race, skiil, sort httinnony, w.th ( 11 1,1L . ‘ 011111 el, tat-d 'f ' • • roma asingssed taetn . ditr44, !kit/Jury AirP• Ihro la.o.tusrs er4flice. • • 1.t),/ l)t)N ' Po - horst zoo lestariesoted.iry Li/rutin • ita.yks m 4 a blee'ruE, pi,, WIFel-sircei.; • • , , . _.r.--.- • I N talir the with Adt l rem 1 fit ti fI 4 ea. :as I A p Ibu 11;3 cal tr far 1 vri,l vt.• he