The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-26 00:00:00

e ~.4 7 Asstsassirs :5.,. - -- .SUSSEX ASSlZES.l.awss,44c,e--:24. J. Johnson, tr. Pipe. and IF. Payee. were indicted riter:horgluiously breaking aosl entering, on the night of the 4th of September, the house of Charles Newing ton. at Ticebarst, and stealing 14 silver spoons and a pruning knife, his property. Mr. Newington. who is a surgeon at Ticebttest, had, col the night of the 4th of Septemher, when he retired for the night, tehen particular notice that his house was redeem' in every directioo. On the morning of the sth, she 'servant perceived that the house bad been broken open in three different places In the kitchen, a pane of ghss had been removed from the window, sod the epoona mentioned in the indictmeot removed. As the s . • .eqr of the kitchen leading to the interior of the Wiese was 'fastened further admittance at tbat part wu ins. possible. It , then appeared, that the robbers bring dis appointed ip their attempts at that place, had forced an entry into a dressinproom. There an obstacle similar 1(163081,1u kitchen again opposed , theta. Ao attack hod been made on the parlour. window, boot with less success, for they had beep unable open it. The window of one of-the lower rooms was then forced, bet there the door of the chamber bad been fastened, and thus (hey were again frustrated in their endeavours. The only property taken in all these attacks was the spoons before mentioned and 'pruning knife. When Alf: New iogton heard of his loss, be determined to lose no op. portnnity of discovering the thieves. Accordingly; he eslled a number of his neighbours to his assistance, and sent thermin every direction that he thought it was pos. si ble any inforrnottos could be obtained with regard to .the rubbery. Thkgffect Of this search was, their in the ' covse of the neefilliv, be heard that three suspicious i porsens bad pissed ttie turnpike gate at Ileathlield. A pursuit was immediately commenced, and, in OW two . days after, she prisenere were fowl Bitting on a bank near East tirinstead. They were seized, and. the con stable then assisting in the pursuit began to search them. Pike then said "be wes not going to stand all • that- time,,tor he was tired." Ile then threw himself into 4 dry ditch. asif to rest himself; but on searching the froorni,where be bad laid, a number of Mr..New iegion's spoosis.were found. Two spoons, alsoahe pro verty ohthe prosecutor, and the mm knife abet bad been lost, wery fiend In the pocket of Fayee.•On seat eh. In Johnson they found a pocketknife, with the point broken, and in the frame of the par lour window, which • bad been attempted, the point of a knife was fogad' ea•. ',fly tallying with the knife . now dituoverill la the pocket of the prisoner. The spoons lost were now .,. fieo. doced, and siiorn to be worth 31. lOs. by a silversmith. The Jury found the prisoners. ()witty—Death. 'l'. Parser was indicted for stealing, on Abe fith of Novother, a brown ware , the property of B. Chalks, at Corking.. .. : :•,a_, On the night of the .4th, of Nevesither. tbalissee hi ' question was placed in a stable belonging to the ream- cptar,.byeoe of. his servants. •The next monies the t animal was missed. ihfr. Chalks they cironlated a nano-" , her of hand bills intim neighbouring towns, with a fulll ' t•deocriptien of the mere. By- the inquiries made at Lewes, it appeared that the prisoner had gone to that ' place with the mare, and booked it for sale at the othee e( an auctioneer. The next day,apersoo named Eagles • • purchased it. For greater, security, Mr. Eagles asked the auctioneer who was the owner. The prisoner wig then pointed out to hire. When asked bow he came Intel 1 i d possession of the mare, be laid be was a tarsier, De r Arundel, and that beieg ratter a nfor t niate,, he wish ' ' "to pare ivittr Wee: • / i bis perfectly thitfvfying the pp .• 1 chaser, he, p a id the money, and the Prisoner was pito ' initiate depart. When Eagles heard of the proem- , tor's loss, be immediately sent to Inform him, that a si ,toilartsiere bad been bought by Lint from a persan at ' Lore.. • 'Chat - leo came tlifasteelioiii, and lientided the initial as his own. The pitichiet was penned sod ' _ epprehended on the lOth'OrNovember. . $ ' The prisoner in his defence laid, that on the Plea pf the tislibery, he was steeple, at the bonze of hie whither retinae, aid Lad never seen, the Wittman, nos exauohed . ijairimusi,kjita, Cluilty—Meath. i•.lPbe ilaywooil, was liviicted far alopnisg Simla , .4011 Wont. bigbway, and feloniously taking from liii i .; poem* Bask note, a silver rota. and other pagiasy,' , os 1144134 of October at lleashfield. The prosecutor.. whoia wAslouring man, had ou the 23d or October, gone to a Once railed Bore/ash; on his WO,* he trolled at a public -home, for the purpose ; of getting some refreshment. There he saw the ptisoor, and remained drinking with him for some time. fie • 'and the prisoner left 'the house in company, as the • • latter informed the prosecutor that be was going part of his road. When they bad proceeded together about three or four miles, the prisoner left•hini, sod returned . towards the public house, they had left. When the pro secutor had walked some distance further, be turned down a lane leading from the main road. lie had not gone tar before the prisoner seized him by the collar, sled by the assistance of another man threw him, on, the ground. They immediately put their knees' on his breast, and took his watch, end some money then ip his • po‘keta.. This action was sceoinpanied with so much ' violence that one of the ribs of the prosecutor was broken. The person of the prisoner's companion bring • unknown, no proceedings were taken for his apprelien glom: • The next day, is the prosecutor knew the resi dence of the prisoner, he went there and demanded his watch .• Tbib way rained. A warrant was then oh .tai,oerl,,and the.prisoner.taken into euttody. W heavies were called, en the part of the prisoner, . who aware that, oo the o i g htiolnestion, the e rusecutot had given his watch to a woman for certain favours w hich sheliad granted him. The Learned Junor., having summed up . the evidence, remarked that in a case of this description, it was the , pocoliar province of the Jury to decide between the con ' • , tradletory statements made. : lf, on duly weighing the different evidence Adduced by the several witnesses, any .eesaisealthe doubt retnaiiied."ln ttictriniltuis of the guilt of •tho prisoner, it wpalii be pepper to actialt him ; and • they ought sot to convict him, uoless,diey were perfect ly conviseed of the primmer's guilt. Bat if they were .4fopinion, that the story told by the w itnesses on th e pert of tile prisoner was a fabrication, then their verdict romet depend on the evidence for the prosecution; but if they thought that it was a sufficient contradiction to the evidence produced loy!di. prosecutor, they mast as , quit ,_eke prisoner. .. • Ai, p Joey immediately acquitted the prisoner. 4 Brows cud Chorles Sptith were indicted fur, 4 melding on the 29th of August, a gold watch, from the ~eseearin of• Simeon &Yee; at Brighton. ! On the evening of the day in question, Mr. Bates, a • renewable druggist at Brighton, was walking along East street, in• that town, when he saw the prisoners. They had approached very near him, when Brown %notched the watch from Isis,persow and ran away. in waylay with the other prisoner. As they proceeded Broil Sweet, he observed the watch tranferred from toNniith, and the latter put it into his pocket. limb the prisoners were a opped just as they 'were en tering on the Cad, cud on. being samba, the watch was found on .Sinitli. Guilly—Pv.4o. Last Toesdny. when the York mailarrited at the Cross Rey., in flail, about air o'clock in the monting. • hen was' rtireoveradrooettag on the top. On inquiry, it turned out that she had mum nil title Ivey from York in that state. She had chosen INN place for her night's lodging some titan pre- ViOIIT to the mita belog brought out. and. uorthdorbod by the barometry pf the WOWS. Of the motion of the vehicle, End reommed stationary the whole of the way. There were Ito nittgide ptisengers, and the eight was dark, as wkil u esers-,r ely goad. .~..:~ - Q'.i - _ - F. -es . . v 3114. • .. - .. ri a at AbvEltriSt r MEN* EXtifitoßDlNAm INTWSTINO TO COUNTRY CIAROTX.r. A Gentleman having witnessed , with regvet,equildry Gentlemen of the first respectability reduced io their Country Homes to the dulness of a domestic circle, .and thereby freqoamtly inducedto attempt suicide in (4e tall of the year—oembaris • ',more melancholy ' flfWen 1 " invite to their tabl , elect and well linqWn f.a• walks of the Tag {he and the Bobtails; and hiving observed - I Ili with which the public is turpPlied with job hor . om London. and books from Circulating Librilles, has opened an Oliire in London for the purpose of neighing Country Houses nitly. are ular succession nibbled*, on the must moderate trims . Au annual Subscribee of 30 Guineas will be supplied' with 4 Guests a Week, to be changed at the will of the Country Gentleman.. A Sabeeriber yearly of 15 Gni* seas to be supplied with 2 Guests, to he changed once a fortnight. Nos-Subscribers within 25 miles from London, mar be famished with Guests by the Day eel Week, on being answerable for. breakages on the rook I The Advertiser's Catalogue, contains an elegant mart sent of 617 Guests, amongtwhom may be found S Irrat Peers, 7 Scotch ditto, 13 poor Baroiten, 6 Yellistim-, mire's, 19 Major Gapes on half pay, who narrat e the entire Spanish Wars'l7 Do agen, 314 Old Maids on an maities, Deaf and fah Pee le, Sportsmen, and Gentle• men who describe ' Fonthill, may be bad at half price. They can 1 play at cards, and generally with success if partners, and they have no objection to play in a storming, if during rain. The Guests to be fed by the (Minify Gentlemen, as in the case ofjobs.. and Claret to be produced if Scotch or Irish Peers are re. quired. if any Guest is disapproved of, the Advertiser desires the Citantl7 Gentleman Subscriber will mark " Bore" against his name in the Catalogue, or chalk it on his bask when he leaves the how, and his place shall be immediately supplindleg Ate return of the stage coach. 5-- POLICE. QUSB)t-SQUARI...-Tneeday afternoon. Joins Newman was brought to thir J. 4, :e, from Totbilfields Priem, and finally examined b. thellittihg Miglefrere, on a charge of breaking • • 'Ogden of hk. Stiles, Watehmeiter and Jen lined; Chitsea, • aid stealing therein two vs. a gMaPadellialidlitheral neck lace. • W. Stone de s' , he lived opposite the Pro - Mr. seintor'lt shop. Abe*. Aek on Monday Morning, be observed the Patience torkieg Omit the sheep where tbewe were several gold watches, •o_aiae, seals, dec.-ex in the hindow for tale. He kelil a handkerchief eikel hand, and some instrument in the ether, with stibleb lie cut prat a pane of-01896,2nd proceeded te take One the seals, chains, &c. with a 'crooked wire. Witness west over and seized him 4_tbe ahoelders; the p . risonee iseg the two-seals and neckties, hoer produced . into the sand. turtling round, threatened to stab witness, to 1141 Pet hie escape. t5Mr. Silica identified the seals. : filayhasok said, when he took charge of the Prisoner, be said he heed in Tottenham Court Road. bat refined , Wit the, number. The Pelson*, declined giviag any account of himself, bed 'aid behest respectable &Wade and connectioes; he_ declared he had fafsely accused him , end wesuew ri dp te ie tta leg loot the window us welLes ussoy.tillets, tepee lio was suddenly . , seised, and improperly, cl i argrd with te& May.. declared that be knew twatbilk QO4 - .044 or necklace. .Mr. Steam yea positive no person wee were hied ex cept a environs', looking fellywoigrallighlg oostiti once, who came up, and ra n away w,hiiilee ',seised. • llanApeare4 ttfl t ivechi.agitetal wbee lit *pa i,secared. .; •_ • Wks P;imoper waa fiatientenslpipt Maze LA. BON'S Oirvics-rw-r-toesdeg, Jowegblit, Nilson, the MAP who was fee/eaded PO uictri of leffseding a veritiged lady, named Hingley,. mint of 3501. Navy Four per Cent. Annuities, by ofolilig liar signature to. a power of Attorney, and with, reerieg din money without her corneae. was istookhefor fioal examination. The Paseo*, lied been previously examined, bad since !that time bees suliseqneotly brought up, and as often, at the 'Tepee% of either of the party, iigein `n, at The iteneral,qotline of the con is as follows : Mrs. Ringley the Proiectitrix, being p .ed of ''slim cif 3501. - 1411111Potir per Cent Annuities,imtierted• Vie eireisiostatice to the Prisoner, and confiding Ile his :benealy, tool him with her once or twine to the Risk, )Orecifte heiDlvidend, and promised hies at her deeetse the money shtlitil reihnin for hie children. Prisoner, however, got the Pihsetiltrixio sign i tower et shoe o`ii'y at a time wises shift., &Imola' Toni:nib* deed/ the money ftive the'Rask;inelibseended,bavietpetri o n sl y let) with the 610 ladi'.2Ror 25 sovereigns: The wife' of tbe Prisiter Mot concerned at his absence. called tit tla Bank, and oh the Prosecute's, in order to ince= tale it the money had been taken uur. Sespldiodt Were then raised, and the Prisoner was taken lateens. &tic: • • ' Previous to the final exarnioaties4eldniulaire, the prisoner bad written& letter to prosecutrix offering 1001. to settle the matter, end intimating at theseme time that he came forward as a man of hosour,.and as such ,his proposal ought to be accepted. On Tuesday,the prisoner was brought np for final MOO %ideation, when Mr. Hanwee attended as nia TIN only fresh evidence adduced, in ajdition has been already stated, was that of a Deese who attend* prinecotrix : she spoke as to the infirm state of the pre *matrix, and heard her say the day after the prisoner bad prevailed upon her to attach her name to the power of attorney that he bad gone away with all her memey. A tientlemen, named Meinwering. clerk, to Messrs. - Davis and. Taylor, Stockbrokers , residing in genholo www-lane, said the prisoner cause to thew office on the o' last August. stating that the presecutrix'e money was to be made over to him, and wished a priwer of at loeney to ha drawn. up, intiinatiocat thesame time, that prosec utrix was unable to, come on attoiust of' infirmity.: -i-The power was accordinkleohtilned:',aha delivered to the Priloort..who obtaineictiiii,signatiir‘ sod the Money was taken out of the.tpaab:a vionatlng to 3131., and de- . limed to the primine'renTlia witless Nithiestated, they Would sot hive drawn up the 'potter on. the thisonerit aseerrion. bit that they had preylea sl y seen ILO at the Seek Ott; the . prOsecatrls. pqaoser, upon being called upon, declined saying ani,thing. The Magistrate (Mr. iintrriede) said he considered: it a most wicked blansactiOn: The prisoner sinfully committed to Newgate for trial, and the patties bound over to prosecute. After the prisoner had been removed from the bar, a friend of the prosecutrix asked the Magistrate whether the money would he restored to her t w which the Ha- . &nitrate replied he Considered it would. Tii&sses-POLICE (newt .--Jones Waists awl Mary' liaratoril, alias Watson, were brought before J. BALLA M. TINE, Esq. elit Tuesday evening, for robbing their' Itode°3 i . • l Henley said the prisoners lodged is bee house, No. 60., New Grivel-tane, Shadwell, as wean and wife. They left on the 11th fast., when alit found the sheets, p ill o w, pfllow.cases. and blacken had been steles, and which she bad since discovered to be Pawned at Mr. Rennolds's, Cannon-street Road. The duplicates were ia4ll the I -~ &if to hie eel -Toeeday smartie,. ictrieh abs *diverge! over to Spoeitet, • tbe WA*, bilk dituetitetti to take tbe prisoners into custody. Abmion Nihon said, Spooner gare.him the iloteNdeina ton Tuesday - merging, to go to the patealseniter's, stop the property. When he came 'tweeds' Joon(' i the female prisoner bad been to Losolsetb-street.Polteti, Office, and Wade alhdatit that she had fleet the doplicatio' f spou which she bad paid for theitrticles, an was takif tbem away, when lid stopped bee , and br o ught the wh Istbis Office. The property was identified, and the p - swam were both committed. On ltlondey afternoon, a young lady of interesting appearance was observed to be walking in a very ambito Choi, mood towards . the Canal 'at Peckham. and in a short time she pltitigrd in. A Mr. Sire, of Peckham, who had liein watching her osotions, rushed to her assistance, and by rest exertions rescued her from her impending tete, sod conveyed her to a house close by iVheti glib was so‘Sciently recovered to speak rationally, she in the most :grateful terms thanked her kind de liverer :or Seeing her fronaself rietititaction, and related to him the cause of lber, committing an act of snc h a horrid nature She !aid Wei her name was Maria Kelly; and that shoot two years age,,she was at' a boarding . school at Lewisham, whet, lb!, daughters of Mr. Y., ' an opulent tratlisingn in Oxford Street; were also re i ceiving their education. During tbetime the latter young ladies were at the school, the sort of idr.Y. severel times visited; his sisters, and Of cootie Ittat dee-edema) opportnnitiel'uf . ieeing her. Is the Odom ar *time iii declared an attachment towardefburOf thesswiseaffectioft; ate kind, to which she listeiied.skth all',llie ardonr of her youthful heart. Time encase:aged, he cootinned his addressee fora long titee and ander thhoillst Marred pro mites of marriage completed her ruin. •lrl'ini 'that pe riod his fondness far herd the eapicjation of becoming a audthe . retied him le consent to an immediate union, Wilitil ii 'hie ,the only thing that could` save her 'from union, . !airine attendant upon her unfortunate situati on . Me..Y.. - NohStantly put her off, but phowtthpai pain perceived his MiOlness I ricreas hig,,ind in propoition ber mind became more &see tiered. lentil at last wheel she . nsetber seducer on Monday.. sod repeated' to him ' her 'stretched • cOndition—preieed him to .61101teltokrtatedsproulises , and still d eclared the most constant and affelableattaielontet to bini, be declared to bee that,ke Tai cogs ed . to merry another koly, a n d thakthe cereariool:i 4 e, 4 . shortly take klace. This declaration of her Tile *4 4 proved too much td her, and io.ag'ony of deSpa)r. " ifitistetted to ec'd her days of misery in theciannerjest-rthitet.-Parr.Sare very humanely premited.t?st he wistld,talje that care of her which her wretched situation rittlied. • • A few weeks ago. a itudesmen.:l4,ol!ic eater received by the post, from a person in bliteiewri,,* , • awed SOL a foreign, hill of, mccheo,ge, vieikeeblly lee 551. Wlth in- etructions to pay rage balet i nare Sp Oiereliplilltidbbere. He did . so, and Ithir P . - fl t el p ieKirl Old It I" ig .4 ) w , hank of Moises,. oats, ya1,,484, q.:-. :0 0 credit iq his hap itisi-bop fier i The 901'4(5 :." Sties. afterwards the beakers seta) far bi t. . a Piked' frAft • be bone *bat be,kad paid fltem,4l eat In date?'` . e 'repiled,tbarliebbi given (heti a Sift' for'o4' bad ifaitha ed *al the matey, in lais kepki al bottit, . Ur',' lie tofu(iiot.4TD,rrehmecoarzeer:sviathiity.aolitopenithepeetx:4li.tiivelocl li w is4 a s i tie. ii i sa l., l 4 :3 . riet,l: be fo:.:.U.1401110.iivielt:01:: heen paidas sdi6 id Vanden. .it g e ts tkallsdieftriam went, rod bees Own, in Uighttor k itithe•Steillx* 7 1 4 te„ !boil allie*apge .iiietpaiteiai 9414 • • ' i v,flam igneraace of, (bet fa n stet ' tire . after the tees; figtireis ofi vi iit.t to .gliete 4 pii , ~,,, as to y , overlooked. , ot re . t eas dtatill more surprising is,thit ela !sea ti, ' fiett4fNietf hands of al persom io Virile* konik,4bAblkor bonee)iliatioas 4 0 9 00 . 4i.covitea . .iti i imue. r , itr: Aldersl?, of Shied, ' Who .Wpe; present ef tlietr lair before ebeersedjk.seeili , pere,b4Amt ?id.' ' reed sainiethiag !Improper, and •salrear hi aticliem *he was PaVtinFe i ,, _ 4 71*W b l i o ttr e i" " Atte Lax cuntatotd tool oAi k < t e.o - , ti t - 00,15.;; ; opeoed, a l iens body if a pjata " hoSeed - tu vat . The cirruantasiii being; mule soon collected tonna the ilffie. a ' °Jae o'rilient thought ja was the. liguir 4 L is father , who bad brio beiled ha' Strood,chitecli iaril'On the pityciNy day. Il.thia se . ' sordiogly take p . 4 Jffo chaster Workbesise, alma • it, proved to be the body of W. nerfillgton. an aged Mot, many years servant to the lati llt:tioglitleir,..oc St plio The body was re . interted on , Pri de y. , }he grave MCA beendeepened to ten feet. Illee men suspeCted Of , robbery were in the limas time taken Into eusrodsit o,travesend. They were trevelllig in a light cart, Cl* i 4 good bone, and had Moll; a 4 .µ a Spada and pi IV axe. and a 'wrapper' situilli to the. one the body wed 1 shrowded in. Therjaader,#eqoo tlacnination on Prig' .day, at Rochester,,,,,p4,gmeeirnias4.7(Kcarlisk Asa - .day„ . .... ~. .. *. DARING r 00TPADe.--un. romay . ea s p i got,. as lit. Jobs Jackson, a pig-jobber, who lodges at th hoiise of 'Mr lielluaile, ground-I:relit ,_,r in Wild - wore Vela, was re= • - 1 turning on bormimck from . Tattyaball market, and had arrived within a eborfdistance of. his home, he was at tacked, .ao ash ha tile eveniOg as a little before sin' o'clock, at. ililoksiCeot of .11Noklisill 1)111404, by_ litre* oleo fro focit;, oko, must bits heeo pariMecty waiting fut Mix at cli!k spot: • Two al kliei* made a catch if his bridle, whirl-be. with great courage, dixierostelyWeeded off by a,/igaroop 'use of the Mitt :iitd of ilia whip, whereby he ow tialckly knocked diktat:mu.. and stunned the other, as t o freitrate !heir attetipt to stop Mrs.:— While.Mca Jackson wee thee ,autteary and, cloeelyeo- , gaged with two of the villains, the third aimed 'a biow at his head, with a thick stick or blualgeoo. Which caused the blood to slow profanely fruit his We. Be then, clapping spurs to his spirited' little borer, Math' his way, with all the speed he possibly could throu gh a piece of road so extremely b a d as to be almost tik !makable even by day-light ; and was enabled most pre videntially to effect his escape from the viand handl and diabolical designs of his three. desperate assailants. The inhabitants of the north-east part of Lincelndaim sill be, gettlfie'd to learn that' a 'most desperate gang of robbers; clishting of:Thomas-Walesa, littward Brox ohne,',,let Petard Toyliar„Wersiapptebended on Monday the 24 'gst, at the•boame . att tlie'tast-tuentioned pereott; at j a ioth,ty hfr !. 4cltril , tbe"Priyi,itable, and aseirtantsv after ;most dewnained slatance. *They were lodged in the Hams of Correcti on , and on. Thursday ties lith were committed to.Lipcols Castle, charged with the fol. 144180 *treacle, via.: with tweaking into a warehouse intim yard of Mr. 'rbomesigibbess, at Market Itaisen. and . skeiling *therefrom a great eneotity of reedy ma de • letiiii. - tbe Vroperty of - Mr.. Utteaby, of Caistor, lad lac. Joe!, of .realty; ai tb hi -Alibi • into the shop fdr.Wright, intcher,lit' tattdroll4 .. and stealing then jr .a 14allaitt, a ,ttlehts a sew; several knives, &c.: with breaking open the mill of Mr. Couoisighans. of testifoOl, awl meeting thereout a seek and six stone of tour ;maid& stooling ire .ducks . from SI r. Drakes. dl ' Ledford., and two sacks from Mr. thicket, of •Waleaby.l 'ariallltb breaking into the shop. of Mr. Lima*, of 1 Weagby e , and stealing therefrom a pair of sew l bolts,, sorille'eyadynsailVaura w , a qusnti:y oftesdbet rl al Verioissather artacles. Af tt e sake time was committee! :atm Tetkin;foi 'receiving pert of the abeeementioned "-- made elothee„knowirg them to he vet. o. %vulture . . , Jop,itlED. -I F '- " - • ' - 1 son u mb a iT l i d., at Mlly ei - Wit. Fell: ille#, * . k . a - A t istffill, Isisr 411-111m4tiophia iiir /Mis:181 " .2trsor o . f ats4i IM • "' Alta c es . rti f Parliammit for that born • et: A55.....1111.01011r.4.10. 4141111 ., 3,z -• .Wit..;1V1,11.0,4011.1.711p. tii On Mondry lasi, at Bromptos, Wa. CIIMPM:isq• agte " • » I On te n gad tag. et her elingtver'a, Therahheme, Hoe. atersmith, Mrs. 'lamer. aired 73. On Monday gaming. Mr. Ounstone. the pealipeatee by Lewenorged seweepratr: tie frail fl,letl the eitsallait be nearly 60 yam." • •` ' pew as At iguana issor. Use. .Tby home, and (in the cop of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. QOCRAI'F.S, by his discourse on marriage, so en. raptured his auditors with the subject, that th e msrrie see ie+ to their awned, and the bachelors hestenett to% wedded ; end " The Spoliator" has allirtned, that the word " wife it the moSugreeelele sad delliirbtfid 03019 in betty,. The sacred Institution, then, of memsge, compasses the desideratum of our enjoymeitt ; teeming not only with hap. pined en earth, but •dispeivieg the soul itself to harmettize with•bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering Into this hollowed obliga tion, it becoMes an Imperative defy, sot only to regnletethe patine., but'fo deems ibe grimier mune fres those Im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pimento way have entailed upon it. theheglect of such attendee are attributable entny of AMID helpless instances, witieb,•While They eteitothe cosimEseretion of the beholder, eloald also izress him with the fear of self-reproach. uxor ious habits will effeminize the body—a residence fn tropleaSiiit relax the lellestie Ohre—but more especially alias tin p re mature lefateatios of youth too frequently nom.*poise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, fns whence at. evnized sd&rer mere than doubts the chance it relief. To all such, then, we address onnielves, offering tope—•enitgy—musealar streagtb—felicity ; nor will our age Bocce appear qtteettonsitte, sanctioned as they are hy the multiplied pro6fs of tiresityleert successful experiesee. The easy eaves ef•marrted life, are sometimes sheathed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutional weak —yet it can be strengthened, dud eleffelent awry in preyed Into Iheetiedaf pio`wer. 'lti wryly tide of syphilitic latreslen, 93 well as le every rela matensf The geseestive economy, we pie is ear ability to cure speedily, and wide effect. Earnest,' solicitous to ssiael the usfeelisig mopyrie (coin the position o ressupte. ausly siken.up, we deviate from general primr plea with t ea s hesitation Itafreotitidetit in ear owe heedmatakinengiga, cat Members of the College of Surgeons. we meter tie satirise Hy those entering isle Ea " eni n a i l i f4 at MIX Ur i tr ei ttonie s ; where deity attendees, even tat , pelii6nat' &Alienation Out letter , ' from im country are immediately answered ; ibt.3l alit sustain • es for -Advice met t Niedieine,whien anis forwarded via * ( tie woad, hohrever disbud. • • )t) .111 ; , '• 0066 and Co M C 'fiwilsoessa bio. 7.* Jenisys•afreet. St. Jimmie. east Ma. it, • lionverie-etmet.Fleet-street,tsareden. Justpublisked (Fifteenth The AEGIS ofLIIIPE; a familiar coaiMreeittirt'en Meow.. Ilitiesses. Gosseta Addison* So Sbe•Yeuth sett itlaUdily beta StMe!..tist h‘didineterra . """ fog, Pail-gmll.; 16, Prooceweirsat,arike: to me ' ; ..4 144eilic-e Eli .osi(catvieritars? nit Pilotage-derider/a. ut PLI ateellet . r, not stiy for en tier. of yoasY voidable paper, to offer a few preliminary reararke-emem raseildemsamrtalypto aocipty• from adv,mtliing the Malf of • certalo by particular descripaa of IS prattltlithattaHrlia,ave citeyeasdrMiartitirmiid with er thee *1 didoWesolevi ioloposWs.' _Thor* is a Ilse of d:Obr lion to be observed. which appeers evicting to me, and & thlek woult do rip to other, divested of Vrtiodier, (hubs. wiftertirflide•HlSiorc tiottidoiteil eoestiseetree moo. oc. 'setts& braised*, itiwoya.lotfgolf bath iftetrolloa llni tralterg as advottiseeleat. as • veil eto briar jbets of bidletretion. that OM le .Aver*. srvl bikttllrlP tbettivehobt 4130h01e ease being.hoswe to U* fa mily practitioner; and those unhappy object, art bract (Qsll3. l vad re stated to health. when tits) , ban beet hi - Mated', crimeitymtredoVise• their- dairttel etd ys elthetsyss.— As install* of wbkiv Irlosk thaws is ao rt ae tar ad. Os W.,,,l44ooB4otpurstrootu.Lotadost. >iv W ovel base' reffeded upon your Madam& hu atelfbetelltT, trai, iw my distress*. agiemd,and forkiroblitudlom, Whim after selfedeg for ma months 'ecru- Imarsottirmaribe. ant which had bafilcd all the medical tsslstamem I higapplied to for 'diet, and vitlft r I was *Olt* fiolgibeiletliesey ofiesifiebletokes lamas , 1. tti issittigelotowOodebodil inelesstag, *telt wss seemed ! .4 by ositiowse mortillestion. and at last death staring Ins ' io theta . Atlhls period oi' my disorder, i satteipated at tiloreet* yam*** as inevitable, with sit-the attdtliOriers Intik idol *ewes. to *whim* sand. embittered by the lawasoii. edited's. •• teams thy radish. .!sett•.4l,miy, - vlbsolli dip* on Oerlialdtios. eevirkey, sad ltheeallsy.frbett ittoi of bait Weald, on mead ta nossole, ftrimMtell of Mood such s lealisaaet disorder IS thatmhich labeeret . eat remember tlist to your personal e7ertion, as fee ;a human aid is eoecersed. I ots at this moeveitt indebted foe lite life l now enjoy. end .toe the am rio fitly leittioasiellou of. I mod halt fed I as oedng noirratidet te yet is not publishing eleven ti the World, or sprodeli Mel 'ere public way ofieeir besore . 'knees, am dime I awe, Ay, lir, weediebre makes cowards of es di. 111 a Mu I bovetbseglitisples "sight be devised, is which this obied. It Goa e• aseirelde,roldit be accomplished. and lethal!' not only divers bat to yourself be Melt as esteosively as I mishit ; and therefore If you think prow is any way to ,navetiois my stir, ttl far as to save me all the palm vellettim meat produce oe tacks subject, I shall Only. fool f se delta part of a.duty I owe yap (and a small pa* locket t mister ledge It Is) 's for wOrbi. te• its etea...seelesperieese more than I bees •verilimiet the eoeteedlneeireemstanere of this life. I No suoroalliolooftbing eoeid elfacs from toy soosisty. or Awe my spirilistpamw then the remembrance of a iante which aut esaistaime4m use only will my life. t' Sir, )oat vao,xrely, To Doctor Lady r Dess-st. THE IRISH COBBLER. " sUToa ULTRA citerroau." A Cobbler, in the eoanlg Cork. By bard Industry ualtedhis daily bread, Woold drink his whiskey, and enjoy bin ' Talk polities,slne ballads, balk a•rd Mike Woggles, heel pampa. sod soar, belated diorite , knew better kw taresevala a beet! Thieve% all the parish. none liksi Cobbler Pal. I Repeated an old tam, or knew '• what's anat." Tit Esti:rotas and the dekeofourster would Welt Ilk in htsbnare. the parish curve to soften And. notwithstanding all their leareing, said I honest Cobbler hat'. • /ranting head ; I: or frequently the Cobbler would proceed , us— e ancients ua'd like old Archimedes's, "And like links famed Philosopher enquire Mutt *lemma meld hest prodeor alsre.— .Qtt.eirbeh and the (hawks Meriatte, Op! Cpbhier never knew Out tliey were physic— trlvahled his leeti,trforra seoil Vied Maus thet often panatspoor Joha Pon. dlemitem from Landes. oall'd e Noblemen, Tuller,tbuo pars stotaintauee by a spas, And therefprk greater. ewe into the Titian@ To look !boat his testis. estates, and tiler. And *nee/ Ida domesties shortly iseessekt le be repeked ,Pat. Pat saw thelvbatiilisalsdoes—theaue shone brtg/e. - Pattried totem/re, but touldnatiln.La lit; sr klioot,Jefleeti , g Warree's.bleet. hteh :1t his Op. (as pat said) " fis a creek." This easy Shining and brilliant Biathlon. prfriff a , b : ItOBRIIT W AfIRPIN, id, fltnnal, Loeb so d , *very Tows la tie Itiftgdore. Liquid, In bridles. ou ltd. and Md. sett. Al.. Pasts Bhuntlnn., in cs.th 01 / 4 1 . soil Old. mak. A skill* pot of paste is equal to foe bottles of Liquid. a w e 4* for itakagN'S Matting, sereereareamareel"----- , Ludas c I,4lank Printed. sad litebiliked. et the Ogee e " The thmeaeliaeg': end '. Tu a geeptivar Oa oda LLB. &Wirt) Nil. ilgl% Stffinde II 4. VIM gaga ail coataresiostlass, Oran. SC art 00 Iso h " be Weaned! -- ■ .1;1 I ~_ -- ~~ MI , 7~ io t) • y i S 41 Ili M ..-- si I , ON al hi am