The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-16 00:00:00

~l'' inassix. From • ~~<„-~ • .V.,•1 the LONDON GAZET7T, Fss. 13. SOLITARY PROMOTIONS. Irgr.Offiee, Feb. 13, 1813. • 4th Regiment of Magoon 'Gaited' Curvet It. Crooksbaak to be Lieutenant, vice Frost. .lecenseil. To be t ornets—lint.ign William Ramsay, from the 49th Foot, by lierehose. tier King. promoted. Ileridge, Gent. vice Crookshanks. 7th Heide-eat of light Dragoons. I.:award Jamas Peters, Gent. to he Co. net. by pare.mse, vice trGradv, promoted. filth Ditto, Gogh Coe:lra:le, Gent. to be eoraet, by porchnne, vice eed. oho retires. rth Ditto, Donald M`Doftle, Gent. to be Cornet, by parchase, vice French, promoted. 21th Ditto. Cornet aid AtOntans Charles l'ellichoddy t 9 hstro the rank of Lieutenant. • To lw Licittetiants,witivost porehase—Cornet Jamas Richmond; Citron Cornet Arthor Macartney. To be Cornet, without port bait —Henry Sharpin, tient. vice • nichniosul. t Regiment of Foot romrds, Eniign William Norton, from the pith Foot, to be En-igis, by purchase, vice CIIPSSIe" who re*, tires. • 4th Regiment of Foot, faratenant J. A. Copley, from the csth Foot, to is Lieutenant, witbont pare'liase, vise Kenny, pro moted in the nd Garrison Battolion. 15th Ditto; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. I)avitivon lobe Lieu tenant-C bv ptreba‘e, vice Sibbald, who retires. t:iptain John Moore In be Major, by purchase, vice David. son. Lieutenant Peter Brant in be Captaiu of a Company, by pnr eir.te, vice Moore. IFth Ditto, Lieoteuaut Edrrant Bosnian. from the Kith Font, to Liente:iant, is idiom portions:. vice ;raves, promoted. A9sistaitt-s.!rz , an, William Soeiteer, from the fah tto)al Viet. talon Battalion, to i.e Surgeon, vicF Cosy, placed upon half- E4 ll l)th Lieutenant James Mitchell, from the Ekith Foot, to Lietttemuo. to itiumt porchme, trice Hoboes, promoted in the 11th West loth.: Regiment. 2,1t1i Ditto, Serjesuu- - Majot Miller to be Quarter-Master, vice Connell, deceased. Vfn vitt°, llosVital- Slate Thomas Prondfont to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice White. uppointed on the Staff. S'Jd Dot o, Captain J. L. Blum to bz Major, by purchase, vice To..d, Nho retires. Lieetetriut William Pagan to be Captain of a Company, by • purcliose;viee Sfitli Ditto, LieuteiiniJ3Melt Martin, from the Kith Foot, to be Lieutenant, % iCe Holborn. deceased. 4.3t1 Dit.tti. Lieutenant lames lailoch, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice '.Vilkinson, who exchanges 46th Ditto, Major W. t. M‘Gre , or,.froin the 11th Foot, to be Lietttensio-t 'Moor'. by pnrcbise. %ice Cuyler, who retires Captain A. Ogilvie w be Major, by prehase, vice Sorel', who retires. Lieutenant A .•Clarke to be Captain of a Company, by par" chase. vice (Ogilvie . Ensign Thomas Larne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clarke. 4561 Ditto. - Fusign William Witch. from the SSW Foot, to be *lattigto, without tawchase, vice Hall, promoted. flittn, Lieutenant J. E. C. ld*Cartliy to be Captain of a Company, %%know pureboze, vice King, placed upon half- Lientv,mot Simnel D. Cr'nr,ell, from the Ssth Foot, to be Lies tiliant without purt•Nroe. vice M'Carthy. promoted. 52d Ditto. nentleinan Cadet George Ewing Scott, from the Royal Maitary Coin. ge, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice :itowl..t, svhu re ignc. 56th Nal, 'Lieutenant 3. C. Finn, from the 83th Font, to be 1 , 1.1 at-east, without purehase, vice Cairocs, promoted. 62d iospital-liate James Fawcett to be Assistant-Stw geor, vice :Itl'hervon, d. era-ed. 6' th Ditto, Captain A. Campbell, from the Ith Garrison Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bates, who eK elLinzes Barnes, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, , firownc, hlaillew to be Lieutenant, vice Moor- ti LENT ASSIZES. soul. dftzeia•ed. CiW litto, Lieutenant C. 11, from the 135th Foot, to be Lieu.emot, vice N. J , uld, deceased. 77th Pico, Joim Hughes, Cent. to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Farei.er, who migas. 7b:, Di:to, LictitenAnt J. Cameron, from the Kith Foot, to be rt t.‘!;ant, without purchase, Tice Chetham, appointed' to the 40th Foot. .~ ,~. 82d 'Mutt, Lieweeatit D. Robertson, from the S.sth Foot, to be Lie , lten to., vier d •c?ased. FM Ditto, (Nolan' ri1(111.110 Fraser, from the Id Qtrrison Ba5M -lia!, to he Ca i n:tin of a Corup:toy. vice I...ird, deceased. Lit tat uaist Art tor Stevenson from tar t4::th FoA, to be.liett tePant, a ithou: purchase, vice Straageo ay;, appointed to the tltt CrarCson 151Ealion. esth Ditto, to ho Lien!..n3nti— Lientenant Thomas Wilkinson. from the 43:1 Foot, vice !ntlarli, t ; 1 0 emt:m it e s . Lieute t i„iit Vi illiam Willi t •is, from the Rokal African Corp?,ithoo! purchase, vice Stevenson, atomitited to the 8:1d Foot. lieu. tenant R. M. Ilamilma, foal the linst Foot, vice Michell, a p iii:ed to th- '2lth Foot. £7l;. In o. Limiter: .nt I'. Kelly, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, withou! purehate, vice Cowell, appointed to the 2d Rofal Veteran Battalion. Stith Ditto, Leute mot James Davidson. &Ira the 85th Font. lo I.ieerenalit, vice Torrey, decea'ed. Hospital-Mate Wil liam Dunlop to be Assistant horgeua, vice Gardner, who re signs. Sist Ditto, Hospital.Mste,William H. Young to tie Assistant- Suwon, vire Yvan:us, superseded. 95th Ditto. Henry Leslie Prentice Gem. to be Ensign, by put. etas", vice Fitz-Gerald, promoted. WM Ditto. l'aptain Lord I iearge William Russell. from the /.3d Light Dragoune, to be Nii j or, by porchzeie, vice Macklin, we dth West I Tb.,Timent, Ileivesiant Robert C. Mansell, from the ltUli Foot. to be Cap ain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dale, who retires. bth Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serkant Robert Bell, from the 54th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, rice Smyth, deeew:..4. ith Ditto. Ensizo William Nixon to he Lienfroart, without purchase. vice . Wren, who rs:glis. Cornelius jinx.% Dunn, tipat, to he. Esisiza. vice Nixon. 9d Garrison dattalion, Francis Jack Needham, Gent, to be En sign, vice D'Arcy, who resign.. St Ditto. Lieutenant Henry Ditinaresq, from the oth Foot, to be " Capt as Cain of a Company, vice Frer, appointed to the 8:M Tont. 4th Ditto, Captain It. Bates. from the 65th Font, to be Captain of a Compdoy, vice Campbell, oho exchanges. (7th Royal Vet..ran Battalion. To :.e Lientrosols—Lieu,ennut Alexander Robertson, from the Font, vire nrant, placed on the Retired ; Quarter :J:6ler 'llama.; Taylor, from the Sit Ceylon Reghacut, vice ITl.cod. Oared on Cie Retired I.M. Si UT. l'o be Deputy A. mistlatt-Coroini.saries-General to the Forces— ( Let: irvr,•, mart.; C4::cles Hopkins, Vent.; and John tidal', Gent. HOSPITAL SI'APP. - To he Tforpital-liatm for Gicorral Serviee--Richird 11. Heurt ley, (lc .1!. va-c Young. pri 000000 ted in the 9lst Foot g and John Xorrison, Dent. vice Dunlop, promoted in the tl9th Foot. - The King's German Legion. Lt Regiment Light Dragoons, Frederick Petenderf, Gent, to br urt, vice s:ltarnhorst, promoted. Ist Battalion of ton• Line, t:.ltwartl Leslie, Grd. to be LIMP. bib Ditto, Seri:•suit-11a'nr George W belt:mum, from the 3d Light Dragoons, lo'.-' I:nsrrn. Hospital -tall, Sorgeou ('harks Cro.kopff, from the 9d Light Dragoon... to he Sorgeott to the Forces for the service of the I.cgion, vier Dalin lg. deceased. The Doke of Ilrurowlek f)el►' Corps. aviary, St r jraist-Nia jiff Itadaut to be Cornet, vice Pia;, pm:noted. Dii!on's Regiment. James G. l'la)fair to be, Asistant-Surgeon, vice t.:I • MEMORANDUM. The appointment of WNW:Li-Mate I. Dolphin to be Assist ant-Surgeon in the Vatli Foot, vire It ideway, promoted, as stated in the Giuctte of the htli of Nalcuilier last, ba3 not taltim pLce. EerieTA in the Gazettes of th- 15th Isece t nbee, 1812, arid instant. . hbt Foot. Far D. 7. Roberts, Cent. to be Fds•ign, without purchnse vice rca Harry Harvey Roberts, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. 45th Ditto. For itiackwoed, Geut. to be lionign, without purchase, Tltowti, i_romuted, rend Daniel Blackwell, Gent. to be Ensign, ice. Hospital Staff. For Surgeon John Hartle. from the Ist West India Regiment. to be sturgetim to the Forces, read Surgeon Robert !lactic, from the, &e. OPre n f Ortinpsee, Feb. U, 1103. Roy 1 Regint. ut or Artillery. Second Iteitteriant .lostly Hill to he First Lieutenant, view being absent without leave. Dated Fe- • ' -COT? This • meat, ' was' made The having (books them • rect, teous ' which closed tune, Whi! adval spout. and laid his head open. • Mee witnesses proved the Plaintiff's case, and swore positively that the Defendant gave the first assault. ! On the part of the Defendant, three Witnesses were also examined, who swore as positively that after some wranglin words about the gamblers, the • Plaintiff, witkhis thumbs in the girdle of hi* apron, Bare the Defendant a push, which knocked him off t the curb stone into the kennel. Lorti,klussottouGn observed, that if the Jury i believed the latter evidence; the Plaintiff had 'given the first assault, istasmuch as a push wns as good as I a blow, in constituting an assault; but which ever I way they, thought- the evidence , might preponderate, ; in such a casefas (his, and in order to express their I : indignation . against the parties bringing such a trumpery piece of business before them, the mina t 1 sum they could name would be a sufficient c - i 1 pensation. I The Jury found for the Plaintiff,' on the assail t, , one farthing damages, and one farthing costs; a : for the Defendant, on the false iimprisoinnent, there ' being no evidence to that part of the case. 1 1, SOLOMON JONES V. JOSEINI SOLOMON. - % 1 This Was an action brought by indorsee of a bill oil exchange for 1001. against the drawer. The ease\; being fully proved on the part of the Plaintiff, the i Defendant insisted on his Counsel (the Solicitor. General) calling evidence to disprove it ; but the i witnesses only corroborated the Plaintiff's case; and the Jury accordingly found their verdict for 1041. and coats. ! Several other causes were disposed of, but did not • yield any thing of interest or novelty. i • MA R LBOROUGII STttEET.--Thontas Glover gild Thomas Milburn, apprentices to Mr. Thympson, bridle, bit, and harness maker, in Rupert-street, were charged with a tnisdemeanonr, in falsely swear ing they'were not apprentices, and thereby commit. ting a fraud by inlisting into the army. It appeared i that the Defendants absented themselves from - their master's employ, and inlicted at one of the rendez. vous at Pimlico for general service. The prosecution was instituted by thiserrice, and the Prisoners were remanded for another examination. A schoolmaster, who was stated to be a chaste and' moral character, was charged with violating the pee-. loii of an infant child, eight years old. We forbear going into the circumstances. The child has been flinch injured, but she had concealed the cause for some time, and at length imputed it to the Prisoner. There were so many contradictory circumstances re-, lativeto the case, that the Magistrate postponed the further bearing till Thursday, and liberated the Pd soner on his word to appear again on that day. FRAUD. John Stuart, servant to a publican, was charged WESTERN CIRCUIT. with obtaining, by false pretences, of a Mr. Rivers, SODTRANIPTON—Attbe Castle, Winchester, Monday, Match MILTS -At New Sarum, Saturday, March ti. two H. notes, and of other perms, more• than a DnatiET—At Dorchester, Frida y , March N. I dozen in number, various articles of goods. The DEscx—At the Castle of Exeter, Wellitesdav, March 17. Prisoner obtained the articles in the name of his Crry AND COUNT' or Evers:a—At th e 'Guildhall of the City of . Exeter, same day. master. In his defence, he said two persons had CoostwALL—At Lattaceston. Thursday, March V 3. emp lo y ed him to commit the frauds, and. they had SomEnsaT— At the Cagle :If Taunton,:flonda cr March t 9. - - - ; It Mr. Justice Oilstone and Mr. Baru U Woos, Prtiidingjudges. OXFORD cutcurr. BEREERIRE—AI Reading. Monday, March 1. OTpoolosßlßE—At Oxford, %%i•dnesrfay, •;:treh 3. Wonel:STrasataz—At tlorcester, Saurday, march 6.1 CITY CS WORCESTER —At the City of Worcester, same day. SrterOileStilltr—At Sta Cord, 'l'4.llr-day. Mardi SOROPSIIIIIE—At We.inesday, ;iarchl7. 14EItEfOooSlow r—A L Hereford. Monday, AL.rch MoNmpipssimifts —At Moitmont' , , Satin eay, Alarc3 27. flt,oricrarratsginc— At Giobee , 'er, eticesttax, ..area CITY Of GLODEISTER— t the City of tiloucister, day. Mr. Baron CitsuAlt, Mr. .iurice BAILEY, Presidin g Jud3ca.. • NORFOLK CIRCUIT. BrcatvonAmrantF—At A lesharv, Albsulav, March 8. BEDIPORMIRIRF—At Brdf •rd, Wedenday..March 10. • HUNTINGDONSHIRE—At Huntingdon Saturday, Alareb 13. CamPationtini At Cambridge, Thesday, March 16. Nonrof K -At Thetford, Sat. rday, March 20. Sur, —At Bury St. Edmonds, Wednesday, March 24. Lord Chief Justice 11141,111IPIELD, Air. Justice Gitoss, Presiding Judges. THE MIDLAND CIRCUIT HAS BEEN ALTERED. NortTnxstrversniaz--Mooday, March 1, instead of Saturday, February i. Ntermsnaamsetat—Saturday, March 13, instead of Friday, March 12. CITY OP .COV2NTTIT —Monday, March 29, instead of Saturday, March '47. or. prevent the Defendant from getting husband to quarrel oe fight with him, when the D. fendaat.struck her on the breast, of which she was ill for some Months: Setztxe A STAQE COACll.—There was a consider able degree of uproar on Friday, in Oxford-street, uprards.of three hours, in consequence of a seizure of the Aylesbury, Tying, and Berkhampstead stage coach and horses, by two men, under a warrant from the Sheriff, on • its arrival from the country, it the Green Man and Still. The proprietor, Mr. Green away, had lately becmne a bankrupt, and the coach was worked by order of .the assignees, for the be. tie* of the creditors. The - coachman had his au: thority from the assignees, the officers from the She riff; and the former stuck to his box, and the latter to the leaders. Application was made to Marlbo rough-street office,, on the part of the coachman, but the Magistrate could only interfere to protect the peace, and of . ficera wee dispatched for tltat pirpose. The coachman made several efforts to proceed, but the Sheriff's men stock to the lenders, and at length, after. a parley for wind, the great effort was ma.le. The leaders were taken off by the assailants, After much battling, and the coachmati drove off with the wheel-horses. The brethren of the whip then ral lied, and got one of the leaders, and here the row ended. Mr, Hall, a'coach and harness maker, residing in Oxford-street, was unfortunately killed on Saturday evening list, in the following dreadful' mviner : He was going up stairs, after returning home, and suddenly fell backwards, by which accident hit:neck was dislocated, and he died within a short period afterwards. Mr. Hall was about fifty years of age, and has left a wife and a large family behind him.— He had been in an ill state of health for sometime past. On the night of Thursday seinitighti the extensive cotton-mill behind the Artillery Barracks, Belfast, was destroyed by an accidental fire, and a young man, named Wallace, belonging to thellr tillery, perished in the ruins. The built 200 feet long, and° five stories 'high; etitit with machinery. • Three hundred persons k thrown . out of employment. A considerable of the property was insured.. • • Five persons are now in custody on the robbing the'Brighton coach a considerable of a parcel containing notes of the Won that town. Aboot 'l9Ol weatfi of the prei stated to barn been found in their possession. The Defendant exiled an apothecary, who could prove nothing; and witness, with the fruitless in tent to discredit the Prosecutrix, with two credible witnesses. The CirtiltatAN charged the Jury most impartially, and concisely ; and the Jury, without hesitation, finind the Defendant ; upon which he was lined 201. POLICE. :eiviml the goods. The Prisoner was committed , r trial.' Yesterday se'nnight, in'the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, a most daring attack was made upon two of his Majesty's Gamekeepers, by five 1 ,o3; hers, who were discovered in a- plantation of i Windsor Great Park, in the act of shooting tht p'etqsants. These men were all armed with fire 'and bludgeons, and several with long poles of a peculiar construction, with which they are accos t tomed to discharge the spring-guns which are set in their war. By thls unequal force the keepers were ! overpowered ; although they manfully fought with I the pikes whivii thoy usually carry when they expect a -conflict, and inflicted many severe wounds on their sturdy opponents. One .of the gamekeepers was so dreadfully beaten, that his life is in the ut most danger, from the severe blows he received on his head with the butt end of a geni till it 'was shivered from the barrel, *and the lock broken in pieces. One of the offenders is in custody, and a reward of fifty pounds is offered for the apprehen ski* oc two others who have escaped. I On the Gth inst. Mrs. Edith Alorre,y, the person found guilty at the last Chester Assizes, of aiding and abetting J. Lomas, a man servant, in the murder '•of her husband, on the night of the 11th otApril I last, at the village of Ilankelow, was executed at Chester. Lomas wag executed immediately after the Assizes, but the fate of his mistress, who was then pregnant, and has since become the mother of a month living child, was deferred till a after her de livery. About twelve o'clock she was brought upon the platform, dressed in deep mourning, and address-. ed the spectators in words to the following effere.:— " My dear christians, I hope yea will take warn ing by me melancholy fltuatiou. - My crime hie been of a double nature; m the first place, I have broken one of God's Commandments by committing adultery and defiling the marriage bed; and in the next, I have committed a most inhuman murder by imbruing my hands in the' blood of as affectionate and indulgent husband. I hope you will aid me in my prayers." Then clasping her hands, she ex- claimed, 4 . 6 Lord, into thy hands I commend my spi rit." After dropping a signal, she was launched into eternity, and her body given to this surgeons for dir section. She has left five children to deplore the cruel conduct which brought her to an untimely end, and 'deprived them of a tender hither. • • . *COM, SMACK. httu.vasa Wharf. A mitred. Srrib. Prompt (Uarilltan), Leith f U Feb. I I 8,• Fab. -- S, HIGH WATER AT I.ONDON MIDGE THIS DAY. Morning. 1 'Mattis after S. - I Foiewhig. 16 idloutes after S. DIED. /43: Cotter: he otropki down oCringing. sad isolisaqy r Vrrookire.street. 'or Colonel of ' • .. ti'•r ~. ...A•....~ , ~...rrfrt•a. R.~~w• allvwed to I c 4.4 ratott ngteenble hove on the North Road, being by any other. • • KENDAL. Lancaster, Preottoot ' Kirhyt-Lnnd :Jr. anto,, n , Chtirley, hod Gammas Post COW**. every Mer ton*, at I: ire tit:hick. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, firetna=Greest 4 Amin, Dumfries, Brownian. Tlootrooltilt, 14:ontpihar-Kiht, Itistoutit, and toll part! of Setubal& Coodrerdown emelt (Dads) • Ytt/t K., Newcastle, :tad Edinburgh. take etonch. p •rf with a Gamed throughout, vett out every g to,m - Si x o'Clock, by any of Newark, Retc.r.t, Titticooster, !Moon, Piorthesnerl.m. Durham, bl.orpesh. iserwick.— Pu*.eogges.dadjoig theimeltes fatigued draw the length of cm journey, may what time Ilu'p pli•Pese. iWd then arorsed ato without only ntiolionostal 'fare. J. Clark, the Blank bean, Co. ney-street, York. rims Gooarhes to Sunderland, troll, Sre.rb3.. ✓ b. Widths. tout odlter Plarev. • • BR lIMENORTII Had Walsal . IKIII/ —.Pus( Coach,. , every CARLISLE. Peurith. anti Whitelesven. Para Coach, goes with Fjrur Horses, loud a Goiard• aM MK. vrety. Parsley through lirtingh, Appleby . Greasehridge, Richenonli s catterirk. ito .rouglebridge, Wgtlierby, Alverforol, it.osettater, toad Grouttlooto (the nearest na by eighteen wiles), vets tout every :darning, and pa rforms the journey with Ike greatest futility. Pios.eit,ets detained on the Read by bavinest sr pleasure, have. the peculiar advannisr of their 'seats teeing secured in the next Lmoch. WAKEFIELD I'ost Conch, every Heroin, at loalf-rare Ste teelork. , ilio Coo‘i. $.0(141i.41 CHESTER, Newport, Whitchttrelt, Tarpnriey, Nnotwich, Nortistrivit, and Middlewich, 'Pm Couch, ever, Evek.usg, Five o'Ciock. • __ SUN I) !.AND, Stockton, rind Yana, New Conch, every Morning, to 11w George !no, Soliderlabd. ISIANCHLSTER, WinslOw, Cungfaint, Newcastle, aad Wolvertounpo 111 l Post Conch. every After:moo. Irk SHREWSHUIt. le, Wellington, and Sharon'. Pcst Conch, the Royal Charlotte, every Evenhw, as Fiven'Clock, guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach,cuUrd the Burk inglus, every Morning. SOUTH AM PTO N, W melte-UN, Alretford, and Alton Coach, every Byrniutt. Of KM IN 011 A Mcj-euryPost Coach, with n (iunrd, tett out every afternoon, and reaches Birosingham nest day at noon. Moses Ivy 'Oxford, Ett•toit, aid to' tiie Saracen's Head, Bull -street. Birmingham. MILL. Northrove, !lowliest. Thorn. nod Doncaster, Pon Coach, eve' y Morning at half-prat Sin o'Clock, to the Buil a...d Sun lljn, M , ,tini-witc, Hull. H EP,TFORI), Ware, Irroidenlon, and Cliesitunt Coach, every Mornisig. TOTTEN 11 AM and V.I)MONTON Conch. daily, at ono 10. h. 414 ~e 1. Isaltoono 4. and half.pavt 7. o'Olock. lA)Ch'ANI) SURGICAL .111SP-gilS A. It I'. flit Basal highness the Doke of York, President, and Cis following Committee of Governors : Earl of Leitrim t Colonel W. J. Jones, P. iKht ilnn. T. Jones John Litoisetie, M. P. Rt. Hon.R.B.Sh-ridan,M.P. Colon H. Clements, M. P. lion. Cul. J. Barry, NI. P. I Captain James Hay. Surgeon, Mr. Klern;4n, Member of the Royal CollegO, Loudon. rr"E Patronage this Institution has received, for the ekrin,ive treatment and Cnr,• of 411 Sexes, ntilirtri with Venereal Crimphaints, arid their dremitul efordNuroire, clehility. ulcerations, kb..c.tridowed mtelee -rime ma nagement of a GeMlettian of the Grit otisfy the Public of *Le high merits of x A!t . 's pt.,, , , nal glint by ii the incooveniences of Pahlic Ctrirties:tre ;iv*aid ed, whill the yotiog nod unseal y are. otected agninSt deloisiont. held mit by tuiverii-ing pr.tenilers in this Waiwie of practice.. Siase its eclablishoielit ISl)6, :3557 patients, of both Sexes, have been cured, a ithouf confinement or ,!rjury to the constitution, and with is delicacy and secrete hit hortis wawa an; • many of those have laboored under the snort com_plicated fruit of the disease from ten to twenty years. The aid *syrript..ms Yield to Mr. Kiernan's treatment in a few days ; and where appearance of debility comes on, Vitriol) application cannot be made to prevent the danger that may ensue. The Surgeon may be conswited by eit:wer Sex, with the greatest secrecy. at his private bows, No. 'M, lamer 0z:0'- lone-street, Bedford-square, from Line to t aster in ;h atorr.- ing, and from six till time at night s to shorn lett. rs . :lier communications, from town aural cootor% (Lost paid) oio ) be id dresetil, and will he punctiallv ao.oered. Ju-t publidied, , PRAPTICAL OtISEtiVATIOr nu the above I)iSEA. SEtiorleelit. fly F. Xteraout :,ti b Shevo toot. ‘t. NW Jose% VD T ' Pitt, !imier-nos I null by I !Wiley . * 2l, F tet strews. . • moticrry, ke. ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend ing then' pecnitar siol;inti of Iresdmi.ol 1 , 1 t h e cii , e of ft. Pr"airol'etneel.itas. t , lliCh ha,. been routirut eel h% t h e ex perience of III:111, e,ir, in a large and et tensive loaf ,eti sible :1:41. - Ot Ow happy etf.ets us itting In toe punier fro'', Jae. darn' oleo ravi ll ill ou-ir attention to ~ Certain Clam,. of di,eB,l, Me.4l 9. GOAS ta,rl C.t. toilsome 1., Mien their -doylies t•, this disorders as i-log f, tun a secret de-tructive.h hit . f itsronsit4 rate south, whieh not aid% arca-ions a siumeouni train of eierVolift Mr. fl'Cliilll4, but alio entail, oil its votiries .11 the eiwiroing cilities of old it_e. In Ord dispelling slate of debilitv or def. rieney, whether the con.equenre of eorh baneful lisibits ewes. sive drinking, king re-idence in hot climates. a,v other. mac, by which the powers of the rootai ..n , 9 4 regularly ednrated Swgeon, of London. they offer a firm, safe, and speedy renoration to sound and vigorous Where an early application is made for the cute of n certain Disorder. frequewly coatracted in a moms.* of iiiebriety ' the eradicathin -is generally completed in the short .sonce of two dosptp m lin4 in the noire advaaved id insiternte store of venr rearbfection, characterised by a variety of pais,fw and ',twee sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without rem rand is diet or . exerci,e) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical sire. The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or arising froM the above complaint, have not escaped their atten tions; by an infallible and improved plan, they ore enabled to remove obstinate Cleets and Strictures, whether recert or rt long duration, t% ithout resorting In the painful -and dangerous use of the caustic houie. Many inwinces. ran be adduced of ver y lip / der/0e cai.es..if several year, continuance, hoe ins ed to their method in a few days, after the cure had been at tempted by other practitioners without erect ; 'and such 11:0 ,beta the agreeable result of a practice of . fourteen )enrs has the mode of treatment has nut, in - one sinele lest:tore ever proved abortive, dialog which period moil thousand persons, of both have experienced the eajoyiursit of having Oren per [telly eared, after veier,e and injurious' methods have b.eu per ! severed iu to no purpose. Nevus. Oust and Co-exclusively prufetoing the cure of these par:in:Mr complaints, in order that they may wit he, by is mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so lastly attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves In state. that they have been properly educated and inettatediato every 'branch of the •profewiron (eersjikates of which, from dori•rioit Hospieas, sea lestinleolielsfroat the mast eminent Plivsiciare, they have to convince auy emtijz) that the sureess from thoitr eadenvnan them. so gait she pr,evire of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pie, tensions constitute a lair. groom; rue t h e unprecedented cooll denee with which they . have, by Abe. Public, been so liberally honoured. • TO be consulted at their helm daily (personally, nr by let! ter) by Patleets, of tither Sue, with secrecy, delieacy, and at tention, Patierilsie. the ,eeviery ere requested te‘state the particutart of heir ale.*ge l and m e aner of living, euclosing for advice aid htedjetees; itud the Aims 901 .be forwarded to iftOlt: of the Kiitadeal; . ,c 7 • 10811 and. CQ . liergaose, 1019.13, Boevetieatreet, % 7 int Ptiblii !II PVIC 43. LeeWo it the F -Wt4t-set. • , si:;.rreded, firni‘ry 1,1(413. • • io. r • . 1 1 • ii :, i. • .4i . iid dr • - r 'l . ' - - ~ . • • - __ _. _.._ ._ __ ____ . - ' • Lill,. /11:04144*TENCE. • • • .. 2. ' , MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, - • ~ 1 • . 1141416)4ThiekailitaeliVi'Ve'2, -. . ' 1; ' 'A i r' sal • the'li , Atr-mtbohisislatit. ' MT OF KlNGl'lllglitibit„PiiiLiMAieti; Tab. It'. • . .'. i • ' ifiesgaimesia .'. • '.•• Tim ..ms , • ntesrt . e. mtvres. '•• • • • te i l letVtdi sa rth* White , ' Se m tgefist uatit • a.m. .. .. 441 • 4 1.. r e t ehirs alr... eim i iraw -i' D VFi s foglfint. 4 *t.. ws •0t1 e4 , 0 , . . k • wv ' 'LLIAM •vivittilW A 'his was an *dee. ef-asshisit and :ribs 4mpriatiw... - r• .___.' _.,„,.,,,,,,...,,-"alillv •.- wires_ _„,,_____"' r - =.---"'— .14,5• , . •rtAimild4, 5e,..,.,,.. it i .• 4 . . • . t to which. the Def en d an t pleeded, first, Wit hi,' treat, '''` In. °L.1.11 1 1- ! 11.114 , e ; kagn II.I "" G E W.W.•:. ....- ii.sliguksisj, • leti".44,k, , ' rimi n i not Guilty ; , and, secondly; that the Plaintiff I • 4 1 PAtIto l t OVA FOUR. eftrilKft .. ~ .... t oilit r iii. • •Vtaills " II -As. ethe first assault upon him. -'. - . , Bop iise . 2, • 11118914414.1114000...PelesbesatAls, 'he parties were • both 'Smithfield buttheit, and '•,,, ~ -IMO Adoe,. 'or . th caty-rit'ad,. is' 4060 e3 r- et.: am New Rola, Stag owe.** d o ft,. . it "lin- tig some dispute about the loati of some pm:tiers , MietWIPIPI4 was Indicted for striking a violent blow...frew-Ras.•o4o , l l, nlabvilknoev.i imsegia.2. C " . . ill t* .: . opon tee breast of Mr& Peter Fisher, .the wife of a s e i t t v p„, A "'"" l ' i . b : e ljr s tlr e s c :, 0 4- 4 , Z -- • told Lireh. . As for hanging meats , high words arose between v; the Plaintill gave the Defendant the lie di- ; eekr'hart 44 140 p-owner, In foreign trade, who five u ttt,, e i g , loot t en i fx ,e; , Hew( inwomit 4 er t e ve i r n! , upon whkh the latter returned the retort ceer. ' lod ge d ill the Defendant's house, with ' her hesbend, : istit _ 6ol rdeaL .1 —,.-),: I. 1. !at the time of the UMW% in September last.. . The • tbeninw, caine net ihiloursto lo' e leatTr 44l.l4 " DA rH NW wistar IL. Irlylocf.4l is with a severe blOw. on the head of the Plaintiff, th en cause of the &spotlit Illeticetit the parties was a dlr. Mr. May's,. tire'Grebalaact.64,Hattsoonsaam-biu r , l . : r st ch nearly hrouglit him to the round ; they ed an fell, and white on. tbe ground had a smart ; feree" is theagnomit•of the alleged rent for the pre.. Ll b lr".. il l gi.."',,,,',''', T V" meose,4o-404....c.achZ el together, rolling each other in the mire.— ! min's, Deco ed by . the Prosecute:, In which she in. • Ler.t)s tii:i Light Clork; 1•n 1"d ViiiliA"Soratinefrelne..oto ile this %43$ going on, the wife of tife,Plaintiff - terPolmod, to separate. her husband from :the De.. t 2r."wery:lefret!et s 1 hilr-rsn liwww..'lll4 , r . otr • fendant,. by aiming thb husband into his own apart.. LI s 4 8 2 1 7. 61 T , 41 4 :Nr a lla rr i. latt t i tgit *eig - wa rri mr.m..01. 'need gallantly, armed with a saw, to her dear meats, and puttiOg fier back to the door ) without, in : mod Per, ybridgr,i , . Me ti. n .lso. b il ,,,s / 4 3 , 4 ,,,id,, 1)m r.r" , se's assistance; struck, the Defendant with it, order to prevent the' Defendant ' from getting to her 141 " tw i t ."""ag th e_ tim twa___,"*".e .l l* 4lls • 4l oaf this ,C l o n ir: ' 11 j !. laid his head open. • ' ewliAte4l lo I 11' Inc 111.. t nittirromise anal en ..01/11. Markt C, 1 1, 11—. husband to quarrel. oe tight With him, when the I').. once „ n ~.., North m ed. whet saivonnsi is 1 .7- %tee witnesses proved the Plaintiff's case and AN A .," ...d..u.s, • {opt' Ar- ' At Telex, liens, aged VI. Aft, J. Cutler: he dropped down ity... was i iii die belfry, wkilat Ca . .dba matt adagios. aad laittast!y expl7d. ' mei 1 0 Sunday but. at his haw la Vevonsitire-street. ia the ad 'rely fi lled I year of Minim Genetaii JaM ()elite, Colonel of the "X Rd- i are thus : gi° ol4 . ol 4 o ! tatT Y . . • ..... - wild —4. 4 011.SerAky /11 flue4ng BM Lady W entwor th, tlt, of )te portion • sir John wattles*, last. Raney of WI majertVe I Woods in erithlallorth•Alsorka, lap Governor of the Pro- charge . are Seeds. .;., chargP of I " I.Boweek ,' loodie re ar i sainu f .Celynala, ante f)olitel. "ley is On limo past, I pith ?mar 'of her ago, .ISonan,_erhp bid heels bed-riddea 1 1 BRA' i n , derive the bog pirloblar t • Deo* Ai mg see "p an of I.apultre siteitlikiialOacApoStt r .Ora p fpr epoludels of al t y Proer ant I weal: liatld, 'aid lOU MC i -4.:-liet . latemectal Atcaltles 1 utt. t I cootinucd nallapalred WI she kW . , , , . .. • .. . • . .. ~~ i i