The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-28 00:00:00

P I i~ i~ ,• INSANITY. Three cases, 111 deemed Incuraile, have bein re sently and most happily cured by C. Delpho7BD' amd Co, of Sion Vele. Islewortb, * 'The first was that of Harrison, the Master of'this' Duke of Kent's band. • The kiss of reason, sail* violent inversion of affections, its as to' render him - 1 (itingeroes to those most dear to him, distinguished., his affliction. It has now been removed for a Cont. siderable time. He is happy with his family, ‘t use.' ftkl man of business ; mild and gentle Manly in his manners ; assists in governing Delahoyde'e establish. ;it and in rendering the most pleasing'attentions to the patients. /Wort:de persons once asked in piesence,for Harrison, the man who had been de ranged,--when he replied, lam Harrison, I hive: been deranged; but am now recovered." The second case is that of a prieateitt the marines,. named Toone; he was so violent as to be kept in chains) being too outrageous for his keepers ; and received Lis food in a shovel put through a geeing er hole in the wall, where he was coefined.' Ilissvfe. knee was of the most terrific kind. He is noes Gentle It his been noticed that the Highgate To l nel la being, dug at a place "that had already acquired the name Balt iany—it is no less singular, that Toby houie.yard shoula, have been situated lo near to t he Iron Me LONDON G42CRITE, 1 Foreign-011ie, Jan! it,' i'befollovriniicopy, and e&tract. , Liesiteaant-Gbgerld the .11,911911 t Stewart, K., ' is.ehhri been received tiereagh, dated ' . • . . 1 , .Htiod:wirters, Itileheabikel. Viiiiolo,-7 - Thehtiny coniinued.its in the neiglihourivOod: of*Schweldnitz when the armistice *greed on by forces was madeknown. His l e pir like. King of Pretia hart , fixed ti [at' Country houses near this place; _ stein!. corps d'armee, with Gen. Hluater's( 'at Schweidnits and its neighbourhood. Gen. P d. 'telly has Ms headiogrieti here. I s it appears the enemy had detached diptely preceding the armistice,'against . Below, abd a sharp airair occurred with .. who fell back some short distance, being greatly over , powered by numbers. The operations, of the above General* in the rear of the .enemy still continued te ll , alarm him ) eud to be attended' with the greetest suc detach. .... - Sink. . . : . . . • . • . .. . . . • Last week, fire of the gang of thieves, .who . have se le* it:toted • •Bristol pod its.neightioUrhoed, were , &Covered. and: anprehmided,. The captain. v .,4if the.! gang Wal;latitly deteCted in an attempt to, rob the,' 14.)ase of Nit. Pocock, of 410,4.iderny, fit.. Michael's, VI, and *as immediately pqraued mid taken by Mr., Uose„, Mr. IJ.lChrothrr-inrlaw; in consequence .of his information, four cif bid accomplices were l appre- , headed. It appear! Airs,Ctisey hare beer' Concerned I in almost every robbert.thathis been Committed in that city or neighbourhood for the, last. IS months. .., They had an extensiv,e.cainnexion.in,anil shoot Chip- Denham, to which lace they conveyed, for sale the booty acquired in istol, whilst the fruits of their. cy w or depredations at. hipp.epham were brought to Br* tol for the same purpoee. - Thnrsday evening about . ten o'docit,,two.4. enfla me:4, travelling in -ti post-chaise, were ordered to Mop by a single tout-pati,, near Ingress, between I Niutbfiest and. Dartford. Not attending to.the sum. ! 19011 S, they were shot at,.but without veceiving any.' injury; they also fired at the kmt-gpatlywilliout ef.. feet. Memnon •or vettsStrfttict ILlcOta ellitte. SePies! RUSTY.—When the bacon has been vatted about a fortnight, put it into a box ,of the size of,the• pieces of bacon, severing the bottom of, the box. with hay, 'W rap up each piece of bacon in bay, and between i every piece put a layer of hay. This will preserve 1 bxcon from rusting, and keep At above a twelvemonth 1 as good as the first day. :4: , .. Captain Layman has made soma tnteresting evperi. , vents before the Beard of Agriculture, on a means discovered by. him of exeractieg.from green timber,' ill the corrupting juices, so as to apply them at rtngg, to ship-building and other purposes. Ilia grprmee, Increases the strength from 20. to 50 err. ce14,..:,1" . 1 1' few:days, and it diminishei the specific gliveiti-a• she timber increases in strength." - 4 - . A most wanton outrage was committed at .Wy44 mondliam, in Norfolk, en the late.public birth-ay. As Mr. Mortis, assistant-surgeon-to a geotteman of that place, was standing at the door to see the*Nor wich cavalry pass through the town, .he received a pistol-s Lot in his left side, which fractured one of his ribs, lie is in a fair way of recovery; but the it not yet discovered. . ago Mr. Day's furores horse Witeh in consequence of his having received mare, by which his leg was broken.-- , .previous to this misfortune ; Mr. Day NI 670 juin= for bib. S. d. 10 II , _ % a wn, and . Il.ki“- ton, Potsterract,. -- oonsess—J pry 26; J. F. Seaton. Pontefract, York , shire, tr banker—July 4/6, 3. Seaton Pontefract, Yorkshire, hanker — July 26, It. Seaton , P ,titet, Yorkshire. banker — July 29, P. Champhxt, Miter orkshire victualler—July 20. D. W. had littaa„.llolt-nrill. Roaandali,•Lancashire, cot tots-manufacturers—Jultn, T. Anisebrook Kolkstone Not. t!alOu ml 'Y'e , inYle.t—Jf • - - and„.....vieseeluti aid has s • 10t„,..,..,_eai1 -'- 1487%iment Jaime time cesa, which probably forced Mm to _ 1 _.,,. e ........._ , nitrost, W. 71.-Coe; Crahlingloo; Rot r,ctr. . lite Writer' • . Of this baS reaently - seenhim . in Various partizan corps have brought' tu inin/flkt. tlnillenwhire; delder•-Autallt 4 4 9 3 - Parry, Quality-court, days. • J F neliao ginploo: itAd - health. This. ease was 'mam. , soners within these few last , -- 41 ~ ' Cha „ meri reeesan, -kine t'hereh '.lleriv -nreet, earr-j ett ur* ono ll 'nel n 4y r ., ree .anal man vilso w :ot Svk lrris s ' t ' a nti i, ors-'--31dy 17. Porter.Cmotecourt,nvercitantuly mend;tl by she make Of Kent as well at'llarrlson's. i **brilliant achievement o ‘ f rii ?c a . s. C a zeru , ichef ,, i lt .th a is t leatber-ract 17, T . .ftieemtin..Beahill-row, callea-gtazier.i-july 10, IV. 0, ..Sir Themes. Berate rd,,,st'hr.lafts distingpished himself , Ihilberstadt, year Lordship . f be( ~ • itl" wfitiugvampklels on every opportumtv, was the . dispatch ears reach yoe, ite Ido not recapitulate it. July -,,, • Phi* ', . 47 7/awes:street, Bedford-row; coal-mercluttat-- j on, Manchester, warehouseman-July 29; J. diet „wriest in writing u' n' while • , called "lot.. ' . I bare the honour to 'be, &e. Ile&ai 7 ' sn 11, Radcliffe. Imaculdre..calicoprinters ~.. •t ot Jose h ' etoveieettli,w7Dr. pe . ll4rYlan," to pole p ,p_ , . , CHAILLBS rrnwAat , w--July 17,.E * .. F. Duke, Eltbam, Kent, liseu-drapers-July • 17, R., Payne, Cbeapside, shaol-printers.:-Jitly 1a , ' ,;,....- .1, Abraball. Nnitte•nreet, merchant-July 6, C. Toplis. jun. laOcllmil'•a f t laiMiUkknic " Yoder ;he pregivre. of the '- . * : . ]lead neuters, ft etebeelsarb. how 6elorav ' Queen-street. Bloomsbury, warehouseutam-July 19, J. Lloyd, aioel severe I:dandy - that could typo o rietuotts and ! The Alba itaa few short weeks. hare given two Unlaces chair-avaser. . .. ..,__ rff ectioriato husband." As this Alit - tien t however, . di c hj e d. h ot hi to i n fi n i t o y.. jo i rier i os , aus h orti . no . s.stariteklin C a tfl.TlFl,CATLVet u v ar l , 7 . . - had nothing t0...d0 with the subject he, was writing On ; day ha.) passed without trophies of .victary_arriving tailor-T. Hull, Tipper Raddlagtan, Rortbamptaashire, victouller-E. &omen, at be was no eri rate friend, hut a persou orb h whom at the head.quarters of the army ---uo illiy has yule Oxford-street, victualler-4. F.dlin, IVatfurd,lierts, brazier Joseph Lancaster Was not even social, - beyond the i by,witheut Weirs or skirmishes• iu wek which they bare S I i . t va t 4 a r e. ja rk "-street an ila r- orrii , uare 6 b . one-d n ea li tzr- 6e J n. common litterchaige of civility, Ms motive is very l t uniformly .had. the advantage. Committed to a des- .. and I'. Butler, Calder Iron and Coal Wor s, Yorkshire, iron *loch to be suspected, •at least it Ives foreign to the, pate battle at' 'Allen, whert they triunsphandy T s tesl l . 7• l 4Z i ri t. t. V lb u i rsiTh eet uih! v v est ard sa cro lel be d lie " r u l: sii-!,ect. It was. a needless publication of p rivate ; Opal and conquered, and from, which the difficulty pf l Y7 ril uli, -71. baker-J. bown, Hackney, ;r -at o:', and it was as anihiguous as needless', ill accord: • or getting up annnunitiou alone obliged them to re. • pester-0, Mickley, Wood-street. warehouseman-,-.1. Holt, ;lig oiilt his profeision of phitatithrom. Whether it tire, they executed the _passage ,of the . tibe, than 21 / 4 1 114 • Middlesex, inukeeper:-J. Jones, Iteozbindcr-lane, *as the pride of making a floui!sh, or * whether it , w hich mo more difficult operetion.catt be conceited, i " PA RNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. o s the im'aVeitity of second childhased, we do not -in the presence 'of a Superior enemy, and traversed ! J. Cut, sea. T. .Dicklasna, J. Cuff, pil e : na nd ° G. Cal pie end tea divitre; but certainly cite active zeal of an„ex,tetat of country of sueay three hundred mile!, re- - 7 ft h ro it es cinpet ,. If C Illi j ott, T. iv:totted, a:f e it. La be, Le t ::•s i , a" ' soap. ' Sir l'ir Tuns has made it a Public 'ease ; and " 11g 'tiring, Colitending , prisitiou afterpositioe, and carry. boiler-J. Torklagton, J. Painter. and-J. Earl, Birmiugham4 Made It non ii the calamity, it becomes a in Of !bightrie-- ith them between six _end seveu hundred pieces ramps-it men, J. and and 'f Broad st n, i Lea e ill, itrov 4 ita' me:ea:au choice, that hrr recovery should be • 7 of cotton Without losing a gun or sacrificing ally of ' i wi l t a nt r h lifi,r i h ZeA T :KZZ L Ledso;ufeetioners-Z -. . ) midi public-which it is, and the more willing,iy their Laggage. I rawreocc s J. Ashford, anitt. L. lyeland. Birmiegham. japan, thin if May' temrto bereft others: I : . -7.. --01...... ..• i ners-J. Clarke., W; itt*ters, and C. (71atkett, Canterbury, J. ',s , t s 1 oat/staplers-W. Ward, It. Ward, W. Brooks, and I et , 1 -ride imteraien of her affection ; the genetnt aloe- i Carlton lloase, Ja me .. :it ;Oxford, /call-dealers-A. Nance. T. Shepp a rd, !'„ Robinson. 1 selrson'er ffibies 4 and the almost total eclipse of her 1 ! Ills Royal Ilighnesi the PrinCe Regent was this and W. Wilkes, solohnroptoa l loirk o rs- w ;11 . 41 .1patazd er t i l iiititeral/y brilliant powers, all operated.to prove her al a i? pleased, in,thewame and on , the behalf of his litiurvrairrilittuedid'erenvcldylegairnenneeaseture Barr ow James and J. Payton, 411;rtitly tont:Riots rit iwis also highly irritable and M o l est , y auci in compliance with the - request of his ! Walsall, Suiffordetire.fartors-T. Fibber sad T. Johnston. jun. tte/alci"4.7 but : out . din g erous • Ilei; hi Pl' iness is Majesty the King of Sweden, 6o: invest Sir James Ll wcs ' gr Z e tT - ton . : Tit °lc Zhou ant t C ea . e a s e aver. p to lit o r o o n n o d u s ho u r i T ti pan ii-e;:ter 'than ever, anti her Mends and family ; S humarez,, B art. K n i g ht o f the Host Honourable :j : s. Evam, Coveutry. fibbou-nusaufact wens- F. J oil ie, J. are denehted with her. This case was also rtleom. : o.rdecof the- Bath, and . Vice4ldmiral of the !led ; Joni... and J. JoHie:, Corlisle, v roksellers-J. llopkin t ! V nie , (1. If by the Duke of K:ent, who has proved him. Sqeadron of his Majesti's iletit, with the insignia of T IN ,' Pe . a ss r tn.?lil ee ke. a bstr, and , S. ; 4 4e J W er t,: ;I ' On ' t n nic- ( 1 . 5p I Joseph Lancaster's tried friend,in all that relates: a Knight • Grand Cross of the Royal Swedish Military tar w ., " Larhurch-street, coalmserelsatitsLJ. Wartvirker and .1. to his rersonal happiness. i , . Order of the Sword. - Perkins, Birmingham, linea-drapers-11. Dakesvill, 1. G. • Several other eases' are in the high train of success ' Keit., and J. Glanvill, Great St. .Anne's.street, WestminQter, ---samo- builders-S. Cook and H. Benton, Cistle-ereet, Oxford•mar -one of them n'tn , st diffitult one may be considered Whitehall Jane 24. ket, upholsterer ,- 1.. Ames, It. Briga, S. Cave, T. Danit:l, es cured in the short space of four or five months ; . L. Am'es, join. and G. Daubeny, • Bristol, bankers-W. Wild. ' ' Regent bath Ifis,Reyal-Ilighuess the Prince been . T ~ i. • . and T. Pte. Nov i dill, Soak'. tunheranerclutnts-J. W•tild. though a ease in which the malady seemed inter.. . , !ease(' to give and rant. unto Thomas Beek Esq. I smith , J. Roberts. re d J. P. Wildsmith, Castle-strt-et, Long vovenin tie very grain of, nature ; but as these are IHear-Admiralof the g df h . Ma j esty ' . .lte Squadron o as al 7 . tiere, brass-fotele , s- -J. bP Lenn - and A. Anderson, Lanm private cue •c , *e shall not .yenture'to exceed the; street, Soitaluelds, pmatoe-merchants--J. TSVISA end J. Ilse fleet, his Majesty s royal licence and permission t ha t : - ginson, Loudon and Maucbester, carriers-J.. Winter and C. bnuuds of provriety by divulging particulars. On he may steceut and. r the .insignia. of a Knt :, AViater, Lambeth-vralk, builders. this subject we state with pleasure that C. Detehoyde ' •,' . ' Commaaderof the Royal Swed. m• • (:) iof ' This Aver.e , e Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending June observes the most commendable delicacy. Ish 1 illlarY u e tils..--ii. per Cwt. the Sword ; and also to confer • upon the sold Rear. ]'tires of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per 'Phis paper is occupied with these facts, as the air. Average Admiral Thomas Bettie the honour of knighthood. g eart e r, from the Return, ending Juue 19 :- plicatiosis for particulars are too nunierous to be an- - t lune. ' Rye. Barley. Oats. ite:.ns I Pease. ()attn. - • -. 090 .... s'wered in writing. • -....„ .....„--, -.4-...-- ----- .--- ------•: . • The consultation fee is five guineas : and patients • War-Office June 26, 1813. 7 . a J. i., 4 s . ff. s. I t. s. d. s. ti. s. d. 117 10 77: 0 59 a 42 4 89 5 189 6 47 11 are not receive!! without being first seen: The house -114 Royal Highness the Prince Regent has, been Average Prices of BRITISH CORN,. in SCOTLAND, by Will not accoarimodate more than '2O, - , pleased, in the !lame and on the behalf of his Ma. the ()eater of eight W iachester Bus;sels, and of Oatmeal per J • • 801 l of 128Ihs. jelly, to approve of the 3d ltoyal L ancas h ir e. Militia S cotch Troy, of the Four Weeks immediately a recedi being its future styled " the 3d, or Prince Regent's p Wheat ng . I Jnne Rye l I Barley. I Oam, I Beans. 1 PC.194% 016 ) Regiment of !Loyal Lancashire Militia. I .-.....- ! Oatm. a. dI a. d. a. 4.15. d. la.d. I 31 I a el. 79 S 55 71 1 41 if 67 7171 01 9 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - .-.-----L---- - J. Cooper, Ntancbester, baker. . . LAW INTELLIOENCE. • BANKRUPTS. .* • • -..imis-. 'W. Allen- Kings Linn. Norfolk, gr rta ocer, July 1,2, Ao 7. at 'Allen, (A61410;411, ktug's Lyon .Attornles. stews. Willis, THE COURT OF KINGS BUNG% Joie 96 . KING v. ROCHDALE WATER-WORK COMPANY. Fairthorne, and Clarke, Waraford-court ; an) AIL Goodwin, A rate had been made in the township of Scotland Kings Lynn. , J. llric,.l'lymoesh, ironmonger, Auly 9, 1 .1 . Augnst 7, at.thc I on the Defendants, as occupiers of certain trunks, Couursercial Ink Plymouth. Anomie', Messrs. Dresse and Loxham. New Inn; and lir.•ll.ple, Plymouth. pip es, and other app tus, l y ins; in the ground for J. Hurtles., 1301ton-k•-moork Lancashire, printer, July 1?, f water. The Defendants appealed ara ,the conveyance o 13, August 7, at the swan Inn, Bolton-le-bloom. Anoraks. Mr. 'A ladle, John -street, Bedford-row; and Marrs. Cross and - against the rate, and the Sessions confirmed it, sub- Rushton, Bulton-le-Alnors, W.. Mania, New Sarum Wiltchire. grocer, July 16,17, Au. Ject to theopiniou of this Court. gust 7, at the -Assembly itoom, New Sarum. Atrocities Mr. an r ik s i , r. c V nt i e L n L d i e A d ms tha i t n a s e tni cas por e t c o o f uo rating not t . h b e e D t e li f s e t u i s i d t : . 1 W"tmarsk New Sartim I and Melee°. Millen and Sun, Middle 'ed from that of King v. thp Corporation Qf , Trinple-lane. .. patho R. Baker, AldgateDigls-street.chioaand hardwareman, Jely Bath, 14 East, 609. • - 1 3, 17, kepis, 7, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flashman, Ely, The COURT being of the same' opinion, called on! ,plosoe, Iloihorn. T. Tuastill, Derby,. fishmonger, June 30, July 1, at the Oid, , Mr. SCR 9 Ansel lon, Doncaster, Yorkshire., August 7, at the SIM, Ipa s • guish the cues. ' rlett who was for the Defendants, to distill. i 1 • York. Atuirnirs, Mesa". Mason, Doncaster; and Mr. King, I M r. that 'n this case there were Csolle-street, Balboni. . • .. Int'. ocARLETT stated, .i ~t his was J. Fathers, West Drayton, Middlesex. grocer, June 29, July • neither r eserv oi rs nor springs, and that ID, Augerit-1, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, I Ilare-cottrt; Temple. Mr. Jackson, merely a rate on thepipts which conveyed the water J. fiarey,Brightua,eoacts-usaster, June 29, July 3, Augurs7,l to the houses. at Cultdiallt, Lawlor". ,Attorney, Air. Haynes, feachureb- i But the Conav-thotsght tbe•difference immaterial, t- street.' . ' and affirmed the rate. • • • i • T. Freckly 'Jambe, vietualler, July 2. 3, August 7, at lite : Spread Eagl e inn, Lipmla. Anomie" Mr. Spencer, lamb's i. .- •r. . - Conduit - street : ;sad Mr. Baldwia, lArscUle. - Afitiirt Av SUICIDE.- • % - turdny morning . * &Ch. - , 1. G. Benson, liellemont-lianige. Vauxhall, merchant, Juttel's teelsoung woman s named Harrison, Who but a few . July 17, August 7, at-Guildhall. Axton:ties, &teaks. halt and ' Faker Church-court. Lothbut y. weeks ago was seduced by an Officer in the Artillery, J. Walkdeu, klaiket-Ilarhorough• Leicestershire , inskeuPPl's attempted to put a period to her existence, by stn.! xuty- 7, It August 7, at the George lou r ,Market-Horborough. . 1 AI in. Messrs. Kiaderley, Long, and Medea, Gray's Inn; pend i ng herself to the hed.posts, at her lodgings in i ape Mr...wartunhy. Maeltet•llar:.oreugh the neighbourhood of Biticlifriars'-road ; Gut fortu t D. Lloyd,' Jun. ersuwyl, Gann w th e lis hrier Ih6PkecOrs JulY 'lately before the spark of life was extinct, she was i 7.4. 'August 7, at she "%lite lAon, Cenuarthen. Anomie'. : Messrs. Tarrant, Choke, and Aboard., Chancery-lane; a dd . discovered by her landlady., who had the presence of 1 Messrs. lksvids and - Joaes, C , inwirthett. R. Bidwell. Norwich, jack-manufacturer. July 16, 17; Au- ' , gest 7, at the White Swan lea ) Norwich. • Attorney, Mr. Cu- - mind instantly to cut her down. Being forsaken by ,and artliglost the her seducer h ' - Lude,ltalesworth, Stant*. ' !adroit, she assigns as the sole reason of her attempt 3. • 1 )Fetch; St. Ire '"' Ilunthi gdft4 llll '• nmieY-seriveners July big to commit PO horrid a crime. 8,9, August 7, at the Crown Inn St. lye's Attorney Mr. • . . Chabot, Steward - street , Spitaltieldr. • , • ' i A short time back a revenue officer discovered one ! J. Chambers, Manchester, dealer, July 9, 70, August 7, at hundred and fifty gallons of wine, concealed under the G° g Tavern, Manchester,' Aiwrni" , Plamn• }/ " lm e ad ' u ' d ; some regents in a fi eld at Gillingham. An inquiry Ainsworth, Manchester ; aid Mars. Mille and Parry, Teen- • 1 ' ed ', ple. . . , ( was inimodiately instituted, and avessel having arr ived ' W. Green 'Botton-le-Moors, Laoctishire, shopkeeper,. July . at the Victualling ()Ace *Chatham from Deptford 1 i , , ' I 9, It), Asgswil, at Me Bridge Lin, Mutton -le-Mours. Attu". •.. nits., Mews. Kay and Amin, Akth ea .k i _m eorts mu d m e m. ( w ith a cargo of wine for the use of the Royal Navy, 1 . istibie aud Parry. Truspk. .. - 1 strict ?arch ikas immediately Instituted on board W. Murry, IfertfossLarect. Fittrey-apare, cheesemongers I I June 29, July 6. August 7. ni Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Reilly, 1 I her when a variety of implements were found for I Stalthal.row, Buckrughtan-gate, the prime* of dray/big off the contents of the • • • •• •- - ' G. 11 " 61 ' 4114, otunford-acteet, t blucolnshires urefebtlie" ealksWith which itie vessels might be laden, many of Jane 29, 90, August 7, at the Dog assalluelt Tavern,. Kiimasoa. • upon-Hull. Anorak; Mr. k.His t Chancery-lase 1 and Btemos w hich were marked with recent stains of red wine.- 11,,igateGlamford-Briggs. r On an examinatien of the cargo, the casks appeared to ':• It. Griablurd ill ' . h • liblwel i . Exeter, coach - makers , July ' have been moved; a farther examination of the vessel, 12, - 19, Aught 7, Si the• Dal( Moots Inn, Exeter. Attiring's. , Mesas. Sandys, Ilortoo,oug & a uk s , c rabe .g oor t, Fleet-street; opened a discovery of such a nature as convinced the , and Mr. Genre, Exeter. ' Agent yic(ualler M. Stokes, Esq. who has been in. 0, j .‘ " gu it . S t ith i o' . l M b e ar w k ri t rid iu s dabt _ • 3, ll6 A alivira r o p edike lkidir ' iii i , ft o t er it ' u 4 . lll / 74. 1: : deratiga4le in his exertions , that a system of fraud has loran" mr. Raw, ijardalea.kmelnp - ss unibarmi sa d * r , I been carried oh In the' Vessels . iu the Victualling em- Sandwith, BA • i ploy, fora length of time, to a very gnat esthot.- '• • get qi to u ). 1) ° s u n ' I. tr return her iheolahrnuots;ednasemiviidot she h e 7 m t w n po s f uu a l temehieworral,yus si:bhalediadlew:redarilc. they reae obliged t e in r p t l o ied g o again the first opportunity. Gut', DIIA LL.—John Smith was charged before the sitting Alderman, with robbing Mr. Freeman, of Nengate-street, of two 201. Bank of England notes. . It appeared that the Prisoner lived with the Prosecu tor as a clerk, and. had mottles to a comiderablet amount entrusted to him ; and that on the notes in question being thissing, Smith inimethately left 'his service. lie was appreknotlid at Gosport, en . Thersa Iday. One of the mi ss i ng • notes nes passe d b y tiff 14isonbr to the house of Messrs: Butch and Co. of whom he purchased goods to the. amount of EH. 10es He was fully committed frir ' MAMA] oN-Housr.-00 Saturday, a lonng toms • named Wool:tom-oft, was 'charged before the Lone MAToa, 'with robbing Mr. Wood; of the Nen Ain den :start. The prisoner, it . a . lipotied, had been em ployed by the pt . osecutor f. r aboitt to years, &Sr ing which time, goods to afr nsi.'ereble amount, from timeto•lime, were missing. Al. efforts todeleet the theft proved fruitless,till Therialty last, when a gait- • fleeing to yrhom the Prisoner had told a whip, calLd on Mr. Wood; for the Roil:tact of having ano ther of the came description arid at the same price; on which Mr. W. instantly recogeizeil t e one then shove Aim to be part-of the lust property. lie taus d Woolstencroft to be taken into vas:o(ly by one of the city officers, who, on searching his lodgings, found a number of pawnbroker's • duplicates, the greatest part of which were the production of the stolen pro perty, • The Prisoner was fully . committed for trial. F' ! ,/ perpetrator ill no A few days si / craft was sbot t li a kick from a au 1 A little time. pre had been °toed r I i ir , ' 4 • • - • . • ' .* •• • - - Siegal - ""' • • • - ---; 0 .-- g- • ----- -,_ •,..- ••:. _ _.,-. • . .. ••• • • *.• ---- T -7-- : ---- .. M k 1717$ .41"jr. 24?' ' A lle rieVo ljt camia44 ! *4 . ,' :71 . 4116Wevietemeolailiallilli rd317.7rim,.. •1 7i tea "91' • 80 . atr..s?st.iier..- 1 2 ' n P L L ur iC d:;i i pp . fica tiOtt .. Itasln ' a t l t • . Mr. r. swum, at this Dice by an aged father,- for assistance' to pur. tr i : i SO. . t ,„ . ju a g gl i kri j oit ic i.Ol dilpitehil NMI "I. ih* ' " Siti 1), .7 * ! see a iii fl igatii daughter, who hid absconded' on; i t elgs, fir Cbarlita k ailletitaii - L" • - - 01 . 4ais aviller ', ' _____, ~,,... Os residence in th e country,' and llehdiT.b c feriito o tuue m iridui e tisootin t oi o id; the.t:eh ...,,E - oenf t d f r i l :( o : 4 . ll,; ( , ) , :n .f, i bi vi scount cu p , (I - i ir adaid . Morro .Atfejou. gaggiV w elo e utiiire i g o! uoiton 6 v, l N"l ast es ' a r e ,for the prirpOse of pro rri s an t pt i le t iehe u c t re Le atne t • . :. • i • ' l7 reid•lamela n. ta l . 1 1r tis t ko lh ii i st:i l Ons .01 , 14.1 " " 1e74 ,., at GT balk AltermealWallimisYl Mr, 2 ' imje g lisni g lk,°4l ° ll 7 4l4 6.• que a: ti' a rir' c e : l : l° M tn:ll o P ti llni br inl o e t i h rh il t ' rk r eh e il l t r e am I o the o, home, d !n e sc . d e it . r 1 b e. gild el, 'litigant+, Jew 29, cester.stuare. .Tte , woman of the house aCknon. st i . . l b li y tz th u e nii c l o ' Is h i i :n as al 3 ' 4 '. 21„,z . . 1-aiN.. v' 7 at ' e iblheifi gull. isl Atto tilde Ne , peters . Core and ledged that the idvettile profligate was in the front i i p e h : e rl icr a l e i th :li e a d e j i eit t yi gr e t te n or 1. ~ 1 ti t. " . . . . , 1 5 , itr - I 1 Hoar,ti r e s d f t l o t h i fsatradii .. ,7 ,;•..:- ikt ,CAV=el,- alls 'lMr eelir ket• die ,ftu2terer aw .7___: Jese2o. July ' rOom on 'rho :second . , Blucher's - remninO ow ' -—, , 5' 4 6 ‘ • rt ""--, '. _ °il l i k i a,i, ';iii' AtilitweetY p itr a m e i' i'll i i ligY aud r9l7f ltafiles e:.eutAlig T, llli che_ t :es- . 7: Peres 1 ti o t w heu d h e r y r it r ee e be P t 9r ti7 " e at e y a l l i f i. o ded o d ed u l nd th 4 oe s ti s e h eis b io ga i s s t n c o h t ild l6 , f y o e r ar s s n o ch f a s ge lte . co l ! h i a d n [ood. Gen. Barclay street, . rhea, . i me jisi ;" timskitipia : . • '. b iu TVl peer pi r beutemtriet‘ DS; obeeporsor— _father . , identified . het, and tears of affection flowed a c . orp . , 1.11. and : Jul " k Need . r es b erame4 t roet , . I %th i t o .rni ed g i waselOmise- trout on eyes ; our this had no effect upon the hap• d'. 44111 r -- dened girl. She was In bed with tvio other loose geitist 'Bots!ch , ety Iti 7: Ireifol, Derstem, ed with tbe former, ;pi/ 46 J . swum*. J. F..lOotosh soil-1 1 . ;tea P°l3te I l let 1 • • • • . h p l aw ,i i ,...l„ „ pi ... - IS prksh_ire, bibltris— J ely 25; J. F. 3esied. eidrac__ t,.York- 'gals as younjtas herself: and when slip %Lie ...A.—.l MARRIED. On the 26th Inst. at St. tleorg..'s, Haunver-square, the Rigl t Hon. Lord F. Wooden: to hliss C. Dillon, daughter of toe Right Hon. Lnrl Viscount Dillon. On Ow. 21th inst. at Kingsttear, Dartmenth, .1. Tyndale, Esq. of Oporio, to Julian, third Jangliter of R. 11. Iloope, of toe fornier Ohre, • DIED. On the c2.2d inst. at Kilhurn,Mrs.. Bailey, wife of Mr. J. Bailey, of Berners-street. On the 13d inst. at limh, Mrs. Ferree, wife of T. Ferrets, Esq. of Great Marlhorough-street. At linmpstead; on the 45th hat. Mr. BoyarsMs, of Upper Thoraim3gb-street, Bedford-square. aged 6i, formerly clerk to the lion, Mr. Justice, Wilson, afterwards to the 800. Mr. Justice Buller, and laitly to the Non. Justice fhantbre. MEDICAL PIIILANTROPUIC INS'fl No. 6, Upper..'..cues-street,Gokleo-eqoarr, London. Patnnoitted by the Ndbiiilr, and ooder*the luiperlal eiivent of Irl'ichnetotrite Prince Rhent, for roltaiirigieritig ItITILEILTS itussiAti Pnopit YLACTIC, nod apply iue t'.e TOURNALIN TRUSS to the general cooventeopt of the allieterL THE RUSSIAN TOURNIALIN TRUSS is the only effectual temedy for Ruptures, at present knaort to the world. It had lung begun hereditary secret in the me dical branches of a distinguished family, and u.eil nith so touch that Ruptures are now really erred from the Cal 4. I..gtie of tortnan miseries in that country. It is prepared partly from the Tourmalitt of South A micrien, the cl, ctr le and comes: ltd sting properties of which have liteg been viewed by the lenined with salmi admiration. Dr. W. purchased the sti r ret originally fur '2l sears, and ibis being the last year of that term, he has ..Maio, d the Royal Guarantee tti render It more esterair , ly u efol till the Ist of January next, when the Patent reverts to the Proprietors in Itus-ix. holleleSS cases are anctasd, and 016 distressing Complaint requires the earliest application.—Pricc from 21. to 101. The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC Is an effectual cure fur debilits , glrets, UM' scant url WeAlle 4 l4 Is thlticall. cures n certain disorder iu every si:lge, awl by tics cu-tonal application exttmisaliv, it focally prevent: infection, n tilt :0 much certainty, that the Doctor will furfeit 5%11. if it evi P Du. W. mid Co. cure Cancers of all kinds, the Gaut, Ines tunti,3ns. White Stiellings or the Joints, the Scurvy in it' most virulent stages, and all disorders of she and Ear, when the structure of the is not iuqleirfcet, and glee advice tin all other casual clisui.'ers. Fee orse rues', hut no fee re quired On consultation Being illen.bers of the Royal College, raguistrly bred in every branch of she proresoion. their te•ti moniala may be seen and their medical subjects familiarly dio cussed. Dr. Withers and Sun attend daily for medical and surgical consultation; the books are Lod every Saturday hefuit tits Committee, who give their joint opinions ins each cam. TIN, atiVninages of this plan to country patients are ii ralenlable, as ,persoulattittesulowe is Out requited, mid all post paid letters ant iussvic red by them. N. B. Advice tr, the real Poor, gratis, till Teu every lointotiog. AP4-0 SUR.HICAL Y.• • Royal Highness the l)nke .if York. Prr,ideitt, arid ,the followiug Committee of Governors : Earl of Leib il.l Colonel W. J. Jones. M. P. Earl of Egremont I si ni4ll I.:douche, E.g. M. P. Hight 11. m. T, Joao.* colonel H. Cleineuts, M. P. Rt. Doo. R.ll. Slic 51. P. Captain James Lay. flea. Cul. J. Hairy. !torero.' Me. Eicellao, Member of the ' Royal College s London. rir TIE Patronage this Ittkitution has ricoired, for II the exclosiee trratmeto nod Caro of both *xi*, tiel.. Ira with Venereal C.mipl•iint... nod it dreatlfui emeoltieisei, strictures, debility. ulcer/10mo, &c. enu4sicled umkr the nagement of a ficlitle:ooli of the first proleviooirl abilitiere*lsl satisfy t lie Public of the high merits of Ni K I EP.% VCS He'd that by it the iiironvecit tines of .Pulitie Cluiritierare avail.* ed, will:.. the youilgeu.d miwarr ore protected the awl delusions held oat by adverti-itig pretender. in rbit branch of practice. Sinwe etoutillaiimetii iu 1:410, "5050 patients, of wall Sex's, hare beet. cured, , without conflanneat or injury to t;:e cutastairtion.and %litho delicacy and itreeey hitherto tiiihrwoa; many of those hate laboured under the our! cotaplientLi of the dism ul e fro tea to twenty yrsr. The first ism? , yield to Mr. Kierinties treatment in a few drys ; :tn. i *hcre appenraure of debility comes rah too early applicatiou ciaili,d be' mode to prevent the &owe! that may either .Sex, with the The Surgeon may he consulted by greatesibreerery, no his private No. 21, ..over C har- Wile-street, Hertford-square, from ntue to twelve is th • mor3- lug, and from six till now at ilicht t to whom letters said the( comomitiiations, from. town Lunt country, may be addres.ed, aw l mill be punctually allbUervd. .h ht psiblidwd, PRACTICAt ABSEIL 1' AT lONS rio the alinee DIREA - Efi t Nice 2 4 . I/ Kiertulit akd s.olit by Sher* viol, Neel,. nod Jones, 20, Patermazter-row t tool by Ilighleyo street. . Lt):111)()N !'rimed uad l'ulitiAtird In I). i orIVFt•IL to .S 1 tIMAN ihrler Fleet-o'vet