The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-23 00:00:00

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W. . rffr. .ItRIETHASI. See. sa4 . • . • • -• OUNT____ : _.lt •44111.11L,_ 'OPFIC PROVUIMMT,Latiii OFFICE,. ..Msetlelvotiterr. Maws: • '• .8011bildbel DO. , • .q ea orriuts. The lei' • • • The DURR of Who MARL/U=lra NORTRAMPTON, EAR[. GREY. tt • - • •- • • IiORD RRATBROCINE• . . LORD KING, to. Re: •te: • • • • Lord Norte .„ e A , Feuds Wl.' • , J dwiek, req. illr mu , 1* wegington Miele)+, Robert rtq,iaet AtittlYialter"Striekleed, •KeS. SirS. R. Di P. Sir W. E. Weiby. Bart. William Pp*. , Blr Robert Ville”, M.P. __ • • Ile. Re. Re. • 14thialgteg Dirossor • J. T. Barber rbasiebat. Reg: 111.A.11. turourostr• 112141411111 Illg•LIZIO. • • peilitelo—A.litiLLlOS STRALINCL.asd uptsrda. An Moored if • Peones asues.t.r. Reasylloo from Volubility for Ulm. • Cum ORM iosesdiebtly. gad is MU so rJ - Wß.eere.erne.*. 111111141 Li sressallmee. isis* 1igt1411.1410 asd SO pa Lest. Wei isviriplily 1 6 ; . , „ ... !stoned id lite lest eistikyists. "" of ii. M. *AA I. its: per Cwt. OR at Write; , Beim e • •114PORTAtur . . . .. . • I Sib Otte tatitarloatehteforil,. Sem ' ibe 72d Flat, * . am.Eatflto. • iS i t sinie rhe • e .•• .. , . ..- ' !test Dittalledene Dame tw.bo First Litotes eat. admit poesigims, vim ' damaged kl.larYthor. God; * be Sega Liedteaeot. vice oot 0: - Lisiittbant Harp .114;k asitiCol ti;. iiitai bar . siskr..e, so be First .Lieelevant, vice halt allnatt. eseksagm.mmitrieg the digereoce. . .... . • ! . - '' • •PbNI., .essim...buses Neeltitt Oreitc.M)4llllLiento ' t. ii vies John Roi(td . alittiMilhi' iit Thomas Merry -Wialleki to he dlielsils. It) putregmee; am twas. who retires ; Kuala :am *verge Campbell to be Lientamest, by pirates!, vice Wing- Bold.. .. 1111111 . . Me, Reevet Ade" Cherie" Lionel! Fltzgerakl, from nalltpzrbirrt. to be Calais, vice Jolts Morton Stuart, Ding. Saida Frederick Moore to be Lieutenant, 3 / 41, patdmete. vies Kerr. mu. deciesod. gab. 'lllOOlO Ibileirt Ridge to be Lieetdnatt. with r, Slooatiainpiter Irwin Cochrane, deceased. Ottlen Casa . Alfred .ShewelL frees half-pay UM tom kt: ie. W, a, Powell. who a ' ro pirair ee i ng the , Ditto. Captain Cawley Rowley, from the Sid Foot, to beCiaatu, ea" Fleatieworito embogga. ' ' Gab 011ie. To be lietstmslits..attalll Pereinteet FAn lll l B. Walla S. Woqtf, vies irls Maana. slanted ; Hada George - N. UMW. flee Illositler, dmissod.—To he Ensigns wittmeteterdserassMeeep &heel Atillisee,agot. vice Wood; Daum O'Brien,fientt. vie. liatme.. • ISI Ditto ` Ensign Themes John Neill. frees the Bth Foot, to be Ensign, •lee'Raithsforu, who exchanges. Sild Dino, Rogge William Riehardwa, from the tath Fool. to be Lieutenant, without paellas. vice Abe% de cessed. . 87th Ditto, Ligament N. cuirofd to be Captain, without purchase, vies Fitzgerald. deceased ; E.eslpre George Hoak to be Lleutenent, *jihad perchea, vise Ctifordt Whilaes Saab. Gent, to be Fasten, without pgrekom.lltse nnittn. ilk Ditto, To be Ceptainy without pen:lase, Lieutenant Wuhan Augustus Steel, vire flavyire,*deamsed . ; Li - utenent - Charles Cueece.'eleo Ream premoted.—To he Lieute note, without purchase. Haig. John:William Totteubem, viee Canuon,r-To be Rosiest. without parcase, H. Steals lams Le Roche, Gent. vice Tottenham. Aid Ditto, Captain G. Phelan, from the Moth Foot, to be Captain, vice Rewky, who exchanges. linevire.—To be Lieutenant-Colooele le the Army, Ma jor Murdock Hugh Maclaine, of the 77th Foot; Major it. Rebbey. half-pay 113th root.Alde-de-Camp to Major-General kiir Thomas Bradford, K.C.R.—TO be Majors In the Army, Cipain Edmund YottOliti Walcott. of the Royal Artillery; Cattail' Roderick Mockeezie, of the mh Foot ; Cupisis P. Bela. of the 77th Foot; Captain Joho Mills, of the 2d Ma gma • HISPITLIAITAIPP.—AtIIitItat4 4 II4-SUITOOO John ROW My. hi. D. to be thiralon to the Forces. vice Tremble, elm . Erased.—To be Ateletaat-taurgeotte to the Forces, Awash unaitirgoota Thomas. Leidlaw. from balf.pay Stith Fear Assistant-Sergeoe Thomas fitobo, from half-pay MEd Foot: Assintent-Sergeoi Alexander Shajair, from half-pay that Light Drag:moo ; Hospital-Aasistitot, Jobs Han, • vice Ham my, promoted. 11/11,11ANO4111..—The Cmistalsoise of Captain Knox, of the tat West hail, Begieant, hie been antedated to 3d Au gust, lnl9, but ha le sot silowcalsoy back pay. . . .. • Eii 01:04LIEX . . • , . . Julia Swgdes WAS. Jame*. Geo. ilaimetaid, NW Beo. re.4ell. root' i;sdiused.list, unlawfully conspiring toge ther in beeping a certain hones, in'tthe pUisit of Eery. le-Bonner, and. hose carrying on eertaie practices. ,lifilliam.Keott deposed that he is aged 22 years; was formerly a labourer to thcluming line; and on thel4tit of Jaly last; ha . was. as be ie . still; out of employ. On the evenittg of that day lig met the:prisoner liugden, in thelep-roorn of the Portman, Aims public-house. who pretended : he could get hilt &place of merrier as groom. or tinder.enachenan ; amine they should go to the house in Winspole-strevv, earls , . the next unwiring together, he invited the witnyss to sleep at the house to question.— Ile repressed lig obligation to the prisoner for his kind intentions, bat declined, lie went next morning With Sugdes to the hoes, to Wimpole:street,.aberchodior nobody at Image, be,arreed to sleep at this .sans. play.* We. nee*, night. In the mean time .he mentioned what bail passed to a witness named blorrisoirbendsised that infartnatioWshOnietbe immediately gives tei the po ker; accordingly, Sceptre, the officer of Mary-le-flonne Inner, het ng applied to, *greed is company - whit aiMiftEr„ named Kieg,and AlorrisoweekunapanyAnott to:the house that night. Vs going thither about ten trielocli, Knott isnorlted at the door. and saw Jones; whiruald Segden was not there; bat would coax the next morning; .siring him toga apstaits in the nark wised, fee that lie bad no light to give hint.- Knott, as agreed, went no stairs, but as had been agreed, came down agnin, to in form Staples of what pineal. Staples, the officer; then went to the house, and demanded to see Sugden, who was again denied: He, accompanied by the other's, in sisted on having a light, which being.brought, he covered Suction in the hitcher ., concealed behind the door. tie tied Jones's and Sagden's hands togerlirw, and compelled them to show she way op stairs.- 'Minim were tenor twelve hens iu different apartments. The two prisoners denied that any other person was in the hostae but themselves. 'Staples demanded what dour is this ? 'rhe prisoners said, it was a closet, and it was locket:. Staples immediately employed force, and it opened ; he then found the other two prisoners, Hamm snd and t'en• sell cater certaia circumstances. _ _ _ A. . , • ,_:, AT fiEDUCR oO yuts. • • To Dolma, DOLL, RONNOOTit, lila IteILTION. CAATIM I U lIIT . ' Fort testes Coaches, sled keep good g oio, by . • . S. A. IiOUNTAIN. sad Co. • SARACEN'S HEM, IN,M, - SKINNER-STREET, . .. sereli4itu.. iAnnnur.. . • wN* killoarisi 1.11.10. T RlArr .C 0 A.O II It dal. setrret her tile siroaklua s—.. - Utreqsallad anal* bg tbor Glispiples..a law ;4a7 Coach le . 111. it z liajr. *MA llieskivelir Otsti6l4 . v I egalwry-, . "I'lii 'of 4 61 60* C47 . 11 4= 414.1 K 1141 " H aii ,e mg. H , _AND "TsistraPhr - *ow; . Oak ab.muisset 'll,lllBlstyi Vocalism sal frealwlsli• taw puieiliik. weryWnirith eta quarter east sate" eeloolk, • • -a .. • fa aloPee .oi Ste docked .preferwww.fitres to lam Work= Abepropliabrq arygleeralowittooareae•shall be speed tasewder it lbeerslpimerinfs• •I t 10,4441.1 " 41 ' Brigaptia, Pliathrue. Ergebertra, Ora .. Simi. ft thyrbeense. Wed Balsikess.:wr . orl: . at a i pan 7, st Bediked. rues.' -•.. ~ Tice "'Bali) Blm," libaliskPlyinelith; taster. True,'Borbift Powys, Asbiteitwajfaseen, Werrirrath, Dwebester. .Datlageetb. yid ftDdilartiv7 ellmaeutT. et men, Womb Nod toe,. Alwairselor.• Brigort, Blaadfirni. boxibgedge. lisslagstake, Hartford -bridge, jalaskyobw, and begshet. . '• Ti. " Helga ' 7 . .Sonlitwelnait aer 40:t illakvilifie . Wisehestgr, endßasingsfolta, Ifk . . %water, end Bagsbot new fog r inside patell.iniej yM~ I put 7: arrives st the Goa& ind Horses, by lye, This is a ewe delightful eeeveyasee le Ilk Of Wlght, Jersey. Grammy, St. Haloes, Havre d. erase, Chasbaro,.&o. The proprietors of the Alm assirbspo Se regales* war deacals litlikatanplpeoSollbilhhori bllbwietbass wspalebood dose the aleaselatowase of Ilia" Uldithr,.. ;40 mks allli Asir • $ -ar-.1 , _ _ .4 I •• ,• . la i l l ti rill pest esseisek..ollolllA 011 1. 14 , 61 .9 Calve. liferiboroagh, Newsbory .aid' Beading. every aftwodes, at tee ; arrive at Mr. • May's. thi:4 horrid lea. Bath, and the Leitrim, Tavern, Thewss and Swan Bristol, early the salt eier MUM. COACHIII TO WILLS, ORIN) SWAT OK, TAVIII:th, " . . IND PLT OIOUT . V. ' I Ilte "Umpire," • sew Liv 1411 d loath. 4117 0•6 eight ea the read, earrylek fear ha** seal's* dully at rage ; arrives at LiterpOol • neat eflerniee at fee; through Wo burn. Lathbery.. Northaihrtow, 'Willard; tatterwarth, Mickley, Athersteae, Lltdlllotd, Surto, Noweastio, Elms ford, Warrington, visa Preatirt.- Shrewsbury, Wellington aid Shiites' light pest week ever afternoon. ifierwird. 'Me "Lialen," Wayraostk, Dorehester, Bleadferd. Salis bury, Andover. Overton, Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, Bill:Water, tad flegsbot, now post coach, et ery aftersoes, with two machine, 'oily. Podets Iron Woyloostitto Deerosey.ierfay,Clverbearg. isjitilila="lgEfl 101111016111aad OlegrimAgetwass . Barnstaple awillssejoslitos user itibt-perat wads, ever/ 1 blooday, Weiaseasp owl lleliay wonky. at 7 o'clock. The 4 `Roditagbakin. " Uses light poll 011611. sets eel ; ~ eftwas t ia: . fol i t ar k = Ihr ofi r thou gh . B ovr atio i ck, f!t - Mow, •Ifsarost.' Sods* DesLatZ, vied rovvyliablear. sake Odes. tr.., Esse, mat alteraoso. Lyng* sad Podbagall 4107Tw0 l'lmee per 10. Notwithstsprilag lb* owssuserat =pale, .f *1! la* It b allowed to be ese infaXikritralible. sad ossapleas pills conveyence on the wirelreakbellwpasailpitlitd by fiayeriber. Berrowsete sod lips oda Hybl postwash, nay after noon at four, and eight lathe aseeslag. Glasgow, Longtown, Organ Grim. Annan, Dolnifite, Browntrlll, Thornhill, Sanqahar, Ilia, Panotock. Kisasweli. end all parts of ScoSand,a liglallswriaeliessoeb ai r a t The" Express," to York. Storbarme........, ... tunderiand, Neweastle sod Ifellabases.a nava YON Vg post-coach, with a geardthrettibest t we Otitebeflobereal at 8 o'clock, by way of News* lildllik ibewsseter. Per rybridga, Tedcaster, Darilagosa. Harthailerted. Durham, blorpeth, and Berwick, sad wolves at York lb. ant worn ing at l? o'cl let H 1 • • - _ JACKSON, .HAT SIANUPAGIVIIRR, is, • • Harbicao. stellate got pablie planing, b Wove of a BIAAVER SAT. of aigteldoss qoality.. It igirorr fight ef aiam en she head. roe w.lll rale ever Wore It. beleg WAVES PIIO4I/.lliii Weber. • *blab 111 uedmiagoablo to icy aflame*, to • aleiltleaandfddi Web I the doge tbeboost bead smen woe ssertvaiadmituill-retala to timbal. vb. edema tog. Ikea Usti, poaasie j: ee lit others, Nod. Our th em a decided preforoore.— oa SIN • 'To be bad eitily'of ittithifretarer, '0: JACitiOW, thrbittaa, North@ Cltyllilipilattoey;—"fo tiopoid• loner re- The CHAIR:WAX, in summing up. observed, the Jery must be possessed ofiamost Ezyptian blindness, to.en tertaia any doebt'opon the evidence they had heard, ta.lt the prisoners were guilty. s After the Chairman bad concluded, th• prisoners, elf incept Sigd►n, addressed the Jury. . They *etc yo.teg usen-errrants eutef place—sent th►re to lodge by a Mr. Mu: ray: They had no witnesses tocall. The four prisoner were instantly found guilty, an 1 ' were sentenced to too y►ars' imprisontnent each tit the House of Correction; Cud the drat and last three mouths to be solitary contimmeut. The moment they left the Court, In custody of the eaol►os, the recep.ion they wet with from the popolsce was such u they cannot forget, or eves recueeri fur soot.- time to come. Here Mr. Adkins, the Governor of the House of CAr rettios, stated to the Court that he could not be answer- Able for the lieu of the prisoners unless the sentence ex tended throughout to solitary contioeutent, as the otti.e mistimes would teat them to pieces tt t►ey sane **WA n their reach. We understood the COCRT to sy, thnt Mr. must in suck * case use his own discretion. • 110 CAPI TALS I—ALL MONET I Mod 3. SIVEWRIGHT teqsest the attrodooof tP• their Plisear Nd the Piddle to the hagroved Selwate of the preeitiA:l= l.oo llo2lbriaailllorse ef gad& arg sow Si Salisek PONsi s 27. Ce=rt... 'es .::4 476111r • • se • 11, Ile 'The Ikitteseitloialet by obi Otra tradepssig Foggier alit isliehigies..., el bederideal singly, and all Sisk Prises are Urals' ; al the Tickets will be is one Wheel, atid all the *ins te the ether, the whole to be drive as thaws Vary &Net They. are NO CAPITOLS, Is ' • .1! siedl. S.. of .41104111 l eg S. • of .42,000 2 IO.OOD 1:1 1 l,OOO 600 with so of £lOO ;ad ENS. The DTSWIIII will eireeseeee OD the Stkis e NILS MONT.. 410/111,1miey be bed grads at VIVIWRIGIITe Mel% pirileslors of thelrest Prisms mid Irg Stow la txe last sad lath,Letteries. _OMNI OP OODPANCP, Barr. 19. a ctilirt . l Aftglery.laral Umiteirut Mita* E. tetteFlFlTlestenanf, "gee 11. 0. Agates's., redred epee half-pay; Firm Lieutenant Henry Chamber's'', from half pay to he ditto. vice alilnei. rrtir-tl on half-pay ; First Lieutenant halal Th brodike, from half pay, to be ditto, vies Parrett, retired on half-pay. C•tauissiortt le do South Haas Yeomanry Cavalry, slimed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. John Sadller Moody, Gent, to be Lieutenant ; E. Eyre, Gent. to be Cornet. CONSPIRACY AND RIOT. George Porter, Kis:karst Blake, Samuel Williamson, • P.dward %Yr ty,Jaates Hadley. Robert l!rittay, Maxfield, Thomas Owens, Win. Pickering, and r Gann, were indicted for a riot and conspiracy in the pt. rills of St. Illsry, Islington, on the 25th day 01 JgH last. , DANKIIVPTI. N. Higginbotham, Macclesfield, Chester. hop-me-chant, to surrender Oct. 3, 7. sod Nov. 3, at the Angel Inn, Mac clesfield. ' Attorneys, Messrs. Clnlaw end Co. Macclesfield ; sad Mr-Elds. Chltocesy-lane, London. J. Frost. Derby. saddler, Rept. 27, 2S, and Nov. 2. at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attorneys, Mr. Wniston, Derby ; and Mr. Boehm', Fetter-lane, fondnn. S. Rakes\ Liston, Eissent. abler, Rept. 30, Oct. 1. and Nov. 9. at the Rose sad Crown Inn. Sudbury. Attorneys. Mr. Wiglesmortb, Gray's-inn-square, London; and Messrs. Front and Co. Sudbury. M. Sharp, Liverpool, master-mariner. Oct. 18, 17, end Nov. 3, at the Star and eider Tavern. Psradise•atreet, Li verpool. Attorneys. lfic. Chester. Staple-inn, flo.born, London; and Mr. Garnett, Campbell-street, Liverpool. C. R. Denham. Fetter-lane, London, ironmonger, Sept. 24, Oct. 3. end Nov. 9. at Elasingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Tubb, Lamb's Conduit-street. The prisoners were employed ►y Messrs. Pick lord; lit navigating their boats, on the * Regent's Canal. Ott 314 e day mentioned twenty-six boats were in readiness t•s convey a battalion of the guards on their way to Iretiiio, but the prisoners, with othrit, reftise& to work !lulus selves, and by threats and violence prevented thot.e sThd were well-disposed from working, ualess they received an increase of wages. lios. pears rt peeress user. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, • Thdt boney-drop) thy pleasing wth. SOCRATIPS, by his discourse on swinge, so en. ruptured his auditors with the subject, that the married nes few to their wires, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has alarmed. that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name In nature. The sacred Institution, then, of marriage, eempasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teasing not oily with hap pi • mis on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. The Jury returned a verdict of Guilt, against all the prisoners. The Counsel for the prosecution midi-civet the Court, and said he was instructed to pray fur an ex. emplitry:pu iiish ment. The prosecutors men had sumo t ime before struck for wages, and were forgiv►.n on a promise of future good behaviour; and the return they nude was to take advantage of their employers having eotere't into a contract with Government for the conveyance or troops, when they supposed their demands must I,e complied with. Thu prisoners were sentenced to different periods of imprisonment, from one to three months, in the (loose of Correction. '1 DIVIDENDS. October 19. R. Greesweil. of Burgh in the Marsh, Lin colnshire, shopkeeper—October 16, T. Mayor, Liverpool. stationer—October 13, P. P. Good, Lloyd's Ceffee-house, insorence-hroker —October 12, W. L. Bryan and R. G Gunnel, of the Poultry, printers—October 12, J. W. Hayton, Greenfield, Flintshire. and M. P. Leasingby, London. wire end iron manufacturers—October IS, T. London, Hartford, Cheshire, salt-manufacturer—October 31, M. Berry, New some-cross, Yorkshire, clothier. VICATISOCT. H. Milford. late of Oakham, Rutlendshire, dreper—J. D. Beaamont, Maidstone, Kent, upholsterer—P. and J. Herbert, both of London, merchants—J. Cooper. Grosvenor-Mews, %loud -street, hurse-dealer—P. Bram% bite, Briston. fringe-manufacturer—J. Thomas, Oxford -street, linen-draper—W. Young, North Bank, near the Regent's• Park, excavator. - --- Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the Jamey, say rest what time they please, and thee promeedee withost , any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon four Inside echaelt, throve* Aldbourn, Reading, Lambourn, Parton, Lydiagtee, Poway, Wootton linnet, Ramsbery, Heegerford, Newbury and *Manhood. Bridgenorth. Weisel, Shrewsherv, Salop, and Holyhead new light fear Inside coach, every afternoon. Boston, }forecastle, Spalding, Peterboroagh, Stlitee and Huntingdon day coach, to Spllshy, Loath, Grimsby and Hull. morning at past b. The only day coach to Boston and liorneastle. The " Express, " a new light four Inside post coach to Carlisle. Prfet, aid Whltehaven : goes with rum horses and a guard all the wiry ; passes through !trough. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Galeria, florourthhridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Ferrybridge, New ark. Doncaster, Graafian, Eittunford, Bawtry, Grath's", Stilton and Bleglawade; sets out every morning, gad perforns the joareey with the greaten facility. Passengers detained a tit/reed by hulas., or plasma, hare the Peculiar advantage of their seats befog secured In the seat )( email- 'Amster. Prates, Kirby-Lambda. Belies, Cheesy. Onaskirk, Ltd Gersten light peetaeochas, orse7 afternoon. The "Nays! Express," now light far Inside postacteeh, to Liverpool, Warrington, Knetsferd, Stone, Safford. sad Litchfield (only one eight on the read.) every afters.** ; arrives at the Sarseee's Bead Ise, Dale-street, Liverpool, next maim Wakefield four-Inside postaoach, celled "the Express," every morning sod aftermath. Chester Newport, Whitaker,* Tensorial. Nolortwith. NorUakk, and Middlowia, light post-mash every after- Das. The " Royal Express;" to Illseelleder, Maslow, Ca limes, Newcastle. %Pilaf. and Welverhamptee sew far Mild* adage* every afternoon. Oily on. eight ea the road. The " Champios." a new light fear inside day coach to Dorchester, Blaedfcrd, Salisbury, Andover. Overtop. Be stegstoke, Blactwiter and Bagsbot. Sunderland. Stockton ad -Yana light post-ooach every moraine, to the George lee, Seederleed. Shefteld and Rotherham sew far inside postaseek every morning, ailed the "The Express," end also "The , Rockingham 'at4 Le the aftersoon. The •• Royal Eepress." sew Birmingham light d eos* eMs est every Afloat:as, carrying four inside on ro ly. Insets through Warwick., Leamington, Soothes. Wade. and Daventry, to'the flaraea's Head, Bell-streek Birming ham, eat morning at half-past 7 o'clock. s e Lap.* and Pectageo to Lade, York and Doncaster. at only two-pence• per lb. 11.-A. MOUNTAIN and 00. respeanftly sequoia theft Friend and the Pisd le.• that they all not be aceene4 able M aay Parma, Passeagice Luggage, Writings, Plate, he. amen than Flea Nadi also, if lea Moion, or do. wad. alai snared as each, and the lemmas paid for ammalngly, at tin Saraeol Mead Ina, Ssow-kia, Leader. - - Prey'Ono, however, to entering Into this hallowed obliga tion, It bowmen an imperative duty, not only to regelatethe passions, bat to cleanse the grosser asters from those im parities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may hare entailed upon It. To the neglect of seek attention are attributable many of those hapless inatanees, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic ilbre--bet more especially does the premature Infatuation of youth too frequently row promise the natural dignity into a state of Inanition, from wham* the agonized sufferer more then doubts the chance of relief. To• ail such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—estergy—museular strength—felleity ; nor will our advent** appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit Is often constitutionally weak—yet It can be strengthened, and deficient energy im proved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic intrusion, as well as In relasatlon of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitors to expel the !infecting etapyrie from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident In our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering Into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance Is given for personal consultation , and letters from the country are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant, 005% and Co. hi. It. C. Burgeons, 110,7. Jerm) it-street, St. James's, and No. 11, Bonverie-street, Fleet-street, London. Just published (Fifteenth edition). The EDIS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases. By DOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May he hada; let , Paternoster-row ; 60, ; sn, Princes-street, Soho ; rvd, Fleet-street; gad *fall Booksellers. Price 6s. FROM 8471.7111)AY ivicurs•GAZ Errs. ohavron U Ol lllll.--.-lIIP7. 12. 11W King has heeeplessed to appolat Sit Wet. Knigh ton, Bart. to be Keeper of his Moiesty's Priry Purse. WAR orrice. IMPT. 20, 1822. litsjesti has been pleased to ap prove of the nth (of King's Royal Irish) Licht Dragoons beteg armed. clothed, and equipped as Hussars. Ills Majesty has hoes pleased to approve of the 17th Re glean of Light Dragoons being argued, clothed, sod s equip ped as iAiIeRPS. • 4th Regiment of Foot, Thomas Gent, to b e En sign, by purchase, lice et.ettrotle, promoted. FAILTNIMBIIIPe DISSOLVID. T. Buxton, aen. and R. Buxton. Preston,Ltnesshire,cors dealers — E. landwick and W. Ogden. Royton, Lancashire. cotton-manufact —J. Roffway and T.Cleave, Old-street. St. Luke's, pkinters—R. 'Thompson end A Wilkie, Howard buildings, Feorhurck-atreet—C. Forster and C. Lambert. Kingston-upon-Hurl, linen-drapers—N. Reid and W. Wright. Liverpool, ale-brewers—J. G. Fox, Meppershall Hoo, and J. Ibbs, Slieford, Bedfordshire, farmers—R. Parmeter and P. Dent. Ay lahans. Norfolk, millers—A. T. Page and 11. Hall, Charles•street, Hatton-garden, hair-dressere—W.lVat k in and 0. J. Cooper. Bread-street, warehousemen—W.Rid ley lied C. Brooke, Kidderminster. Worcestershire, carpet wanufaetarers--H. Harbuach and W. Hocks, Silver-street, Old Gravel-lane, sugar renuers—J. Herbert and R. Todd, Upper St, Martin's-lane, painters—ll. Pounsett and W. Pounsett, Upper Thames-street, distillers—A. A. Gowerand 0. H. Gower, Howh-street, Finsbury-square, merchants— ttpiers and A. L'Atige. Lendan—J.';oluian and P.White 'wad, Norwich, bakers—T. Green and W. Green, Lambeth klarali, blacking-manufacturers—R. Clisplyn and E. Smith, ('helium. hatters , —J. Fletcher end R. Untworth, Little Holton, Lancashire. cotton-spinners—T..Ward. D. Ward, sod J. Ward, IR seciestield. Cheater. silkmen—R. and R. Jervis, Llaniilloes. outgoiner)shire, T. Yates, Wry° wy- Rant, Salop, and T. lloldi•ch, Cerubran: Breconsliire. ml nett —T. Holder and J. Ring, Compton-Martin, Somerset shire, paper alai.ufacturers. The stnall•pon is raging to a most alarming Jegree in the neighlimirbood of Saffeon•hill, and Cow cross. We understand that in the former place there are fire houses near together. is which lion‘es no les‘ than 16 children swot lay dead, through the effects of this shocking disease: there are also innumerable chil dren, WOW suffering with the same disorder. Robert Stoodlin. a lad about 16 years of age. was in dicted for counselling and advising Tlnsinas Finn, a boy of 12 years of age, to steal certain monies,' the property of -- Cody, amounting to the sum of 441. Cody's wife, who was the mother of the boy Finn, stated that she and her husband kept a fruit-stall, :And had saved 441, which they kept in a box in their 1i0n..., in which their son, Thomas Finn, lived with them. The prisoner, who worked with a wood-cotter, was in the habit of coming to her son as an acquaintance, and sh.., not liking him, had canti .ned her sun against him. O:i the day charged in the indictment, she went out as usu a l to herhusiness, leaving the money in her box, and h-r sun in care of the house. On her return in the eveni•!l. she found the box had been broken open awl the non-y taken out, and her son gore. Thomas Finn deputed, that the prisoner had often wanted him to steal his father and mother's money, and go into the cuontry with him; at last he broke open the box in which the money was kept and gave it all t , i the prisoner. They immediately set off for Ch attain, %%here they remained nine days, sleeping every night in the Barrack.. . the prisoner being acqutinted with sal diem there. the prisoner took new clothes foe them both, and a pair of pistols for himself. At the and of nine days the prisoner said the money was altnast spent, and they returned to town, and were soon after taken into custody. The prisoner merely slid in his defence, that MITI gavel lie stoney, and spent it as well as 1 • self. ' The Jury instantly found the prisoner (kitty, and he was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour in• the House of Correction. The treat foot race between Halton, the Yorkstire man, and Ashton, the Imneashireusan, ore, the cour e at Doneaver, for 200 guineas aside, four mile;, tvAs run on Friday. At one o'clock they started from the chair. and for three miles the contest was supported ;with great spirit ; bat eh coming to the Red House the last round, Haltou shot past Isis antagonist and won by about SU yards. The odds at starting wise 6t04 in favour of the White Rose. '1 he (our usi:es was performed in 20 minutes aad 36 snoods. This is the 15'b match the victor has rag. is systy m e of %%Weis he has hero successiel.—(Leeds Jeerer ) 1, to • • ?r. 'I mom' Attila' 'time ;Morn, Janrisais : . • . •. TLILNEMS!.vgAnuiNgL. .- ! , e . iiINISTRA reagent/ally **fickle' Maus. - Ladies sod Gentlemes who may vela to reader *dr per. was attractive, to lawect his Drawls!: of the iiimeifiitspe, 1 by as metnest French artist, whacks No mould is secs rately'iNlineatad *add the garment* at so as to se elf eves I -deferolity *mar. His Naval and Military Lialaerme. his Cibildree's Clothes. ja sod ' Liveries. ani without parallel. sad his charges (for seanej) most command a penman from those veto la blibibiler elegoises with frugality. • aid Soillloome -iii the exientry, by mediae their sositannes'ailmeerig to Me simple biatredisee (poet paid), may be OW self 'remit. Tr. MIT 0 LpurriNG taught, acbordlog to tbaletiel ti!arbt maddiatini perledflea; by the inventor, 11. blighter, Cr. Iltsgeillreekasear Carlton .Palsee. • .