The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-15 00:00:00

~~ 3 ~~ 'Captain Mashy bad gene mina; I suspected Captain Mashy, and others lathe Imam supposed th. Swore befari as, in Downbeat'lts. July 3„ 1906. (Sped) ERSKIIIII, lutznylLLl D , hie It, ELLENIORovaII. SIR FRANCIS DEPOSInON. I attended the Princess at Wales In the Spring; and latter end of the yoke 1101, 1. e. in March and ta• wards the Antonin. Mr. Mills, of Greenwich, at tended her as her Royal Higlioess l s Apotbrary, and Mr. Mills and his partner Mr. Edmeads, have at. tended since. Ido not know that any other medical person attended her at that time, either as apothe cary or physician. In March, 1802, I attended her for a sore throat and fever. In 1803, is April, • I attended her Royal Highness agaio. ‘ with Sir ; William Perilithar. I deal know whether she was blooded bt 1808. She was, with dificulty, persuaded to he blooded in 1803, for a Pain is heel chest, saying, she had not been blooded *ore, that they could net find awls in her arm. I saw no mark on her ant si • her having been blooded. before. robserved bee Soya' Highness's person at the end of that year, 1802, I never observed then, er at any other time, any thing which Wined me to Dank her Royal Hi ghness Was in a pregnant situation. I think it is impossible she should in that year have been, delivered •84cMid without my observing it. She, during that ram, land all tunas, was in the habit of receiving the visit" of the Duke of Gloucester. I never attended in Highness bat in eitraor. dinary illness. Hee i Zel Highness has for the last year and a half bad her prescriptions ugh _pp at Walker and Tams's, St. Jaamett-strealli 11 she bad been a pregnant woman in Jane Hei r timid ea hue pod awning-it. • ) Mancis DISMAL llrmi Dining , by the s a itni Oka* • . GRENV/LLE. £LLENBOROII6II. lir royale', SITLLIWAN to Die LORD CHANCELLOR. I Mt Lona.--flefore year &Media DawslaC WOO", i r belP•ke-fise isseditesse a the Lard, Of his soy ' Council hmeeurney as to dates, respecting my al t e at Mea l" bel e " Nsvidemliy et.e in the forepaws( an Silittaiastlash emildaat prepare sepal( for it, to any period to that year, sod i now brim at fast as the examination ratyl l i s apess Will permit, tit convict im error, fe te which I fell, la statist to their Imnbildps that I ststinded her Royal Iliebness the Prince's of Wales in Itevriag al' isoe, and that I then met his Royal fires &elite Dube of Olmeester at Blackheath. It was is Spriag of 1881, sadist 411502. that. after al testis; her Royal nighties, Am INlsons of Wales for tea or twelve days. 1 bad the Imam duals( the Duke of Gloucester at bet tom. I bare the MOW to is, tilthtliegrmiOm respect. my dear Sind, y iu• Lardolsires most ~saiii.abed lent bumble (Sped) FRANCIS MlLLaret ft be Teti 6EPOSITION bF silts. LISLE. I, Hester Lisle, am in the Primes of Wales's fa mily, have beet so ever since- her Royal Highness's marriage. • I was not at South.enci with the Princess; was at Blackheath with her in 1802, but am not perfectly BUM as to dates. , I amgeomally a month at a time, three months in the year, with her Royal Highness, Its April, August, and December; was so la August, 1101. I did not observe any alteration In her Royal- Highness's shape which gave me any idea that she was pregnant. I had no reason to know or believe that the was pregnant: During my attend ance hardly a day passes without my - seeing her.— She could not be far advanced in pregnancy without pi/ _kapok% it. Iwe at East Cliffe wigs. hr Royal Rigbeem, in Angest, 1803; I saw Captain Manby pnly once at East Cliffs, in August,lllo3, to the best of my recollection—he might have been tatter ; and Once spin at Deal Castle • Captain Manby landed thou with some boys the Primus takes on charity. I saw Captain Manby at East Cliffs one taming, tot particularly early. I do not knew of any Omuta which the Princess made Capt. Maltby. have seen Capt. Manby at Blackheath one Christ. teas; be used to come to dine the Christmas before we were at Itamsgate. It was the Christmas after Mrs. Austin's child came. Ile always went away in .iy presence: I had no reason to think hi stayed after we (the Ladies) retired. He lodged on 'the Heath at that time. I believe his ship was fitting up at Deptford. Ile was there frequently. I think not every day. He generally came to dinner three or Sour.times a- week or more. I suppose he might be alone with her. Big the Princess is in the habit of seeing gentlemen and tradesman without my • being present; I hive seen Mm at luncheon and diaper both ; the boys came with him, not to dinner, and tot generally, not above two or three times; two* boys, I think. Sir Sydney Smith came also fro. quently the Christmas before that, to the best of my recollection. At dinner when Capt. Manby dined, he always sat next her Royal highness; the constant company were Mrs. and Miss Fitz gerald and myself ; we all retired with the Princess and sat in the same room, he generally retired about einem o'clock; he sat with us till then. This lectured three or tear times a weelf, ) mere. Her Royal "111.111*; ttii"Lady hi aid kw PIM bare each a key of thedoor from the Green-house to the. Pik. Captain Manby and the Princess used, when we were together to be speaking together oe patately, tonversitte separately, but not in a loom alone together, to my knowledge. He was a person with whom she appeared to have greater pleasant in talking than to her ladies. She, behaved to him only as any woman would who likes flirting. I , should net here thought any married woman w ould have behaved propel, who should have belated u, ber Royal Highness ato Capt. Mataby. I oft*, whether she was attached to Capt. Maul*, only that it was a dining conduct. Never saw anygallentries, as kissing her baud, or the like. • I was *ith her Iteyal Highness at Lady Sheffield's, last Christmas, le Sussex. I inquired whattompeny i was there when I came. She said only Mr. Joha Chester, who tics there by her Royal Highness's • otheremitpany to meat' and season of the year. The neat day Lined; I heard ' It in the nighti her candle in Sheffield-Istate pteio Manby Princess twice alonli half an hag Melt we bad hese complete 1 set Mushy.. She WA. best of iv i orders ; that she could get n * o othereAl Lev, en auciient of the roads and season He dined and slept there that night. 1 ether company cane. 114r.Chesterremai :Ater Royal Highnen say she had boestill and came out for a light, and lighted li . , her servant's room ; I returned front SI . to Blatkheath with the Princess: Cal . , * dined there I left hies and the Prince. fora shot tl he might be alone 1 ' • with her. Is the room below in which hitting, I Trent to look fora book to cc a jw itoyal Woven was lending Captain - . Made him a prevent of eliiiikstiodi to, ....1 the Princess sitting to Mr. i awrence for her picture s at Blackheath . and in Landon ; I have left her at his boas. in tows with him. I think Mr& Fitzgerald was with her, and she sat alone with him, I think, at Blackheath. I was never in ber'ltoyal Highness's confidence, but she has always been kind and good-natered Ur me. She liver mentioaed Captain Manby particularly to me. I remember her being. blooded the day Lady Sheffield's shlid . wis christened, not severet the.. that I neonate, net any other time, nor believe she was in the habit of Wig blooded Wee a year.- iThe Priabeel at woe liar". pearid to like Lady . likieglus ift John eve (intently ; Sig itd e ry g *ail spited about the:Walk time wititaa " have seen Sir Sydaey *ere verb late In the evening, bat not otiose with lb. Princess; I have no reason to suspect hi had a key of the Park gate ; I never beard of any body being found Wandering about Blackheath. I kale beard of somebody being found wandering about tete at night Mount Edgecombi, whei the Priacess was t here. heard that two women Old a man were seen crossing the. halt. The Piincess saw a great deal of company at Mount Rdgecombe. Sir Richard Strachafl was reported to have spoken freely of the Princess. I did not,hear that he had offered a rude. ness to her penal. She told me she had baud be had spoken dikespeCtrally of her, and therefore, I believe, wrote alga:by 'Sr Samuel Hood. LISLE. Swots before es,io sela tibt Wog. etrere..Joty 31,1806. (Sired) ERRRINB. GREN VI LLE. SPENCER, • ELLEN BOROUOB. Jammu. ---radmunions. 011..... , tip* of Oriente. $iA et Olt Cops et Royal DOBllalim . Sewed iMatenarg amp West te lia *VII Lleoleroset, vier Tsldiad i t=ed. Dated March 1,18g15. Mills Witgld to be dittos .We Meat, pre. :Erl. Dined as Owe. Clierjes Rim to be ditto, Moe Grant, No. seeteL l4l l=as oboe& • &teed lisinesina Deka Willis, eke Dawn, pee. lime& Doled as _ 1 tailic sa iar is r e 11 .4:021 10 0 11 , CI 4.Perl' alia idiom a . •. p Ass. • • .. isiNsat. nod " '7 • I' . • , . :. .. . • . . .• • 4 ...• .. . 0 'l. , 4 , 004.141 .4 Carelsems is lbe V/INIMee &Wesel of Militia, signed by • - .PP ttird It Pewit 11191140m4. te bit t4 =. - Dated Yummy A, • 1812. Reba' .41Disst,111b di tto. dim.. Dated hlyxlBl2. Jobe ranee Eoce b Dated July 111, Mt Was. Dalipeer, to be ditto. Dated A.ne. 10, VIOL Jobe Alen, Gent. be Lientenant.. Dated Del. 4, 1911. Jobs lootg,Geet. to be ditto. !kited Jan. 4,1812. no. Jl-a.. . Gent. to be ditto. Dated Fek. 2,1811 . ! Jahn Sal; Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 90,1113. Thos. Tlensbald, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 1. Int Williams Harp Low, Gent. to be ditto. Dated I:comber LI 11112. WiMara Beery law, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated &brow,' 29, . 1412.. Henry Terry, Geot. to be dine. Dated May IL UHL Thome' Merges Mills, Gent. to be ditto. Dnted October 5, ,1912. . • Jew Willa?, Gent. to be ditto. Doted w Nov_ ~ 9 1812. JOh 18tl Plainer, gent. to be k. Dated Febewary IS, • 19. . , ..... Cnosaissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Gamy of Liocoht. . . . Royal North Lintoin Militia. _ • Ensign Tboossl Ybiteg to be Lieutenant. Dated MmHg" 19, 18t3. Noise George. Dakin to be ditto. Dated as above. • , nos. Chet/melt, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as abate. _ ___. Lovedeo Local Militia. • , Lieutenant Wm. Sootiness.* Arbors to be Coptaill. , D 41 0 1 rok• 17, 18l3.Matthew Milton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as abnii. Commissions is the Soetbero Regiment of Novtburaberlana cal AI intik signed by the Lord Lleviseanot. Adjutant Wm. Lewis to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated March .1813. Quarter : Mirter Robert Cmieley to be Lieteenaut, by Brevet. Dated as above. Csnimimioot la the 411 or Argyle and Bate Reginsest of mili tia, mimed by tbe Lord Lieutessot of the County of Argyle. Stewart Wm. Campbell, Esq. to be Casaba, eke CollsCsap. bell, promoted. Dated Nov. 10. all. , altobert 11 4 (irspr to be Licata's*, eke M'Coll, re• • DTI ieti,uu. wpm' le be Bouts, vieollilliegor, prasserd. an above ... `isin dm Id Eaters *legitimist st Norfolk Local deed by the Lord Lkatessot of th e Comity of - k. lAcot Was. Moore to be *Otiptain, vice Watson, signed. Feb. 2 2 0 813 - 13111101111114 Joba Cocksedge Bigoold to be ditto. Dated Feb.. 11, 1612. . Clarks Allen Talker, Gest. to be Llesteosat, Tice Moore, pro rothed. Dated Feb 93, 1813. illmlgo Wm. Tomlioson to be ditto, eke Bignold, promoted. Doted Feb. 24. 1813. Baia Jobe Smith to be ditto. Dated Feb. 95,1813. Rake James ,ovary Uttiag to be ditto. Dated February 26, ISIS. Matthew Backlogs, Gest. to be ditto. _ Dated February 27, All .. Crowa-Office, Merck 13, IBIS. NUMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. • Borough of Caßiagio.. The Hon. Charles Rudolph Trefusk, of Trees's, in the county of Cornwall. in the romp of Sir John Leman Bogert, Bari 'hobos accepted the Chiltern Modred,. WA N K RT.TPItY EN LA KGKO. D. Ems, Bala, Merionethshire, shopkeeper, March 16, to April 29, BANKRUPTS. J. Elkigan, Rngby, Warwickshire, earpentir,•to flatten .der hinds 21,15. April 24, at the Spread Eagle Ina Ruir by. Attorsles, Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Austen:Gray s Ints; and Messrs. Caldeeott and Bens, Rugby. -W. Dowdier and M. Collins. Old 'Mame, warelqouserneo, hhirehl% 27, April 24, at Guildhall. Attorulv, Melo% Bar rowl s _edirlaoest, Bas Totteshanso ingkilLotrett. surt, Newl ,rhad, March 16, 99, Goildhall. Mr Bedford- I pril dureford, QaftilAtretto _,, .4. taarmak HAMM. mareirsat - -AprilS. G. Philhis, len:Grear i •Warner.streer. Cold-balk-fields, brass-founder—April 20, 3 a. shenemd, Newgae.street, cittewennger—April to, W . . Ander, ilertrd-street. Goswell.smegs, smiamanstfarturer April 3, W.11._ Hitchener, Healy-upon:llam', Oxfordshire liiies.draper—April 3, W. A. ladl ow . A n d siver, Hampshire,. wimemterehant—April S, W. Gardner, Luton, fi-dfordsh.re, sackananufseturer—April 8, It. Gimes, Ihvitopriate.strect, Jeweller. CERTIFICATES— A nut S. W. Beer!, Alphingtoi, Rimier. Devonshire dPalet-4, C. Vas Weede , Globe-road, Mile Need, Im ' British verdigris. =" e n — W- Cr°Piet • hardwarentan —.I. " Bristol. boOt.ma er—R. Wris:lit, Avelev, Ear!, Balloelt, I,kownbam -Market. Norf. ilk. shop. J. Mast, Bad,' krinkeeper—S. Fitsarstd, Tnthill. - - • aster. oil and - -enlbormaa—W.-Whirrea, Le tu ..,. Lott 'adelds, vtetuatier—J. Sharp. Harsh She*, , grocer — J. Head, Livermed. caloinewa a k er r — A. Imorlommreet. Loodonsroad,Nontkwark, earpen. ter a nd J. AG Whinnie, Camperdomt lasnoe,mn ea le &ids, Surrey, blockimpanstufactarers—W. H. Gilbert, Lydd, irti t # 4 om, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .." .1r . Rasa mid T. Phillips, St. Anne; Middlevez, hnatoviltlers . Simms, J. Timmins, W. Lea, Jon. and W. Chanc e , j, ' Birmingham, ring-nsannfactmers-11. Latchford and It. Unite; Little tit. Martin'alaae, St. Slortin's In the Fields, hrid e-bit. sthkeM—J. Proctor, W. Marsden, and S. ,Marsden, limMett, deeds, Yorkshire, maehinesmakers...T. Holland and J. W.,lters, Bristol, hosiers—J. Scott, T. Wilmot, and D. Stott, Chelsea, esialsmerebatits—RAlsmen and R. H. D sv, Hesston, candle_ satekmanafaeotrers—J. Voasgbosband and J. Craig, Watts. haven, Cumberland, silversmiths. 'be Averse Prima SUGAR, fur the Week, ending March 10, is 5•161311. per Cwt. Average. Prier§ of CO RS of ENfITA N D and W ALES, pee goa tee. from to Retain, eedilw Mardi d Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I thits. Beans I Pease, I Catm. S. d. s d. a. d. e. d. I s A. s. • ft. s 148 6 8S 66 "10 43 1 184 0 87 7 18 worce sat ICA. Pleural wharf. A rrtrol. Sad,. EIAIN Vikylot), I. kb 1 6 Mar. t March, —2, P. M. 00ff WATFA AT trINDONI 13!1111!;1: TMS Month b mastitis 4fter 1. I livPrting. 21i minutes after 1. MAR. I) Oa Saturday, at St. James (10.1—a. J . 1.11 3 i v erley, E N . o f Shirley ovie, Surrey,. to Nlia Baillie , dangoter of James Retitle. • Kigq. of liriffordatinare. Qn the 25th of February. at *lt. Panl's Church. Cork. by the Re. Dr. Sealy, Capt. Kent, of the 95th Rifle Corps, to 0.1.• Cattanise farms, of thateity. ' .. • DIED. 1 I DoWise Nth in 64 at Ws boise,Sellisk Midollesez,Wit.. Nam Vsq. a man whose heart we, adorned arra every ambits y, sad Whose losswill be long felt by a numerous &quantum. Oa the IM inst. at bestows. at Roydon, Norfolk. Mrs. Frere, Widow of Joho Fret, Esq late of Roydon, and fiormerly Mem ber foe Norwich, and mother of the blaster of Downing Cot. NO. . • .4 • 4 TilE STATESMAN . - • • , • _ . • • •.• - - .4..11._ _.....16:: -- ______..... . . Neatetioa• iu• Am Oa» mks saorahlitin Nasal ' ' . 16a lfl i blie g Mr AffittAL-' 1---,- i i4l # ll .- --4, , - ihich 1 9 A . - •Iri ../..zr last, es the ildnemkPliefetles llirth-sliy. 1k went , . i mu1 ,....L., Pit lain' , before the 11 10 Alba Coloilln,by.i. I felgtt it .: .. - - . 4 #llZip m egisp. . Oki ~ __ol4. .. :Mfr. • ~. - . - ..... 4 1 1 . .. . '7I I F - - !IC " . 9141 . ,'. *- --I Pe — rts -.• . 4 , t ,,i • absent twenty his dm second time.. Live away '' 10. 414 0rej..". , the l'itateltrot, beam ni ti d i mus L em } ....l,___Wireh iii ft, Asien o i the light Cipt 144ft'shit 'that. :At bad SW• $ lOl O l 9 l . WIPOPOPOI* III ..I 4IIII h Ids /1 4 14 71 • lam. -'!. • Mr . 67lag7 ' til" ins, 81'lItt. - /4 4 field's ter goesi WINO paid mere abodes to to airselettfkikkell be Or of the Leak illf 1 1 49 , 11141volliori,00lor4poiter, '6,: f i s . Mr. Chester teak to the rest of the o,lllpasy.-- hla nadahl466s*. ; .' • • • 1, 1 % 4 6a1_u11.*: 4 , 11 i1e1. Mr. RielllMlveh a • Cle7ltg'' I knew of her Ittlal Iligheisi Ulkiog set tides . . . **- ' , f 4i. 4 .0ni : ' • ' - prrinzitog. - - .; home with Mr. Chester InlkeSiiimiffig.alese; NM - ^ • . ',,*ta t ' .014 . 1 .3 * :•• 1 f !!..tell .l ' 11; S.Vrerfro tad s T. J Lyoeft;* eli n i ol b m . y 4,-," a short time it missed-As Wise ea on 11mar—oot . - inkiWaV ' tba Plinio .fitgallts bl the 1 " 84 Il lm s tr'di eft "' i t r e 5, . 11. - 'nor' Welk, „, unt : , -- • IWei---Aftpril le, ;Cosner s od o 'p rd long. Mr Chester is a pretty reins Man. Her at. name -.otreitsiollis *if of ble•Mejeff t. his bit" ,Wa i iir k swpro- • cI. if,- - eawan. i , :: . ..L.; Ledgatr rt, Amer. tendons to him Well net worm eat lie Ups pleaa•N=tt onto Sir, hone vosiso - Groin- . 10 - 11 • 11 : 1 1t h i -MIRO UO, T. Whit and J. D. Luh as t o Captain Mosby.. lam tot etiolate Meese? the le, 1114. dim Rid sigadnia , L ,... . arhotter.atreto, oserebaats;-April I. It T t i„ . _ a re 'mi. M i : ae rre t t-, Covellllfravo• thervilausior--April 'l* itl? princess answered any lottosnef ' JAY ,Iloeglas. I Majesty's ant, blp Moiessrs voysd limos 'ilell IS- ,OrOtge4treet t York tvi dings, itg. to ori ii 4 ,4 ll l,_- t iw- was at Catheriogtga whir the Primiess. gesierolter thoritts that 1 1 9 may relinq'alsh the sartatiaa. aod'er -"April 5, It. Lower, Witham; Nortfiu.nherland‘t . were April 10, te, j Ni, _, mt. , Mr. now Lord Jiend , there, and the Princess i of areiely,'aed bmisofortb as atid beat his own 4. =r„ r 7 ;iirlpixls , j . maide , hitsd aarl447 4 ; 4 l". I ""trPet, ”•,10.%pirea- gottig• out aid% *Mk - him 'alone in Mr. Hood's i milysername of CoSe only ; .proves that the said graft uvki rm. . sonawat er ii, -0- [noes, 7 . • B ° lls , an.. LI. Cla r k e; little whiske sod his servant man wi th them.— ! roya l on sqd declaration b e rags la his r e s t, . _ trers-Ajoil 1, T. -... Mr. Hood drove; stilt DS two or . three boors, i Majesty's College of Arms. oeto ter- A prll 17, .1. Potte- am r • . &Swig, Ittetitatort, Loafatifivt, oh Wets -Aril 12, It Pra il more th an once, three or fear times. Mr. Hood ! The Lord Chance ll or has RPPohlted Robert Ed- eta* UM P" l 9 g ll46lll lker- 1 4ill Zi, W. Whe lan • . di' Batts(-Ajwil It, E. Overeats F. w no zer 1' 0 . ' 84 ' ono.) or twice he ! nmadeo, of Sheerness, lollitlrecrontY of Rent, Gent- 1.-ollyor. tumors, reetter;ot trec i o „,7,„hi,;.' "'mons dined with es - Derma times, slept in a boseellif -11 M garden. Sbe • appeared to bell Master Eatraordinaryia the WO Court of .s.c. crlepea, tamt!boose. hooP•Ovollev-Aprill,Z er m s ;;;,P„ r A ll Ito pay no attendee to him but. that of common Chancery. _ - .. , • - 11trood, twat, wooer-April 3, D. & nem Q T , f . en ,,,,,, - - , •-•1011-' . - illooookarpolvare, tailor4ll 10, .1. Colhaligttea la - -. n : civility to an intialate acquaintance. I remember . , 4. - isetter-AOM 15, J. Nakao, 'Bristol, lisp r _i„ ll ,, i • , 1 - .1-- lrl_!----- .1441.10 111 11/ ... 1.• .e, Mill.i"ll fobs. fur rawinro.. • imILITASIT Pitaltar lol *. IV . Gamut, litkwi.wareltant-Aniiis. G. Phitlins_ imu '1: - .. .! ESSEX ;4.58135115. • CHELll3ofinn. Reiu.T. %Irma■ it LUZ ZING V. WIC POLL TWILL LONG WELLESLEY. This was an indictment which bas excited consi- . durable interest in the county, as it was to try the right of way through Wangled Park,. from which the Defendant, who has lately married the Heiress t• the Long Estates has attempted to exclude the pub lic. A number of witnesses were examined, who clearly established the right of way. it *gag pawed, that than had been a public road through the hat, as far hack as the. memory of the oldest persona weld roach. The Defendast was found Oinks. Was. Dodd, an itinerant seller of fish, us cos. twitted of murdering his wife, by stabbing. bee *kis* table knife. 1" The Assizes closed on Saturday. COPT OF A NOTE SENT TO THE CLERK OP a PA. ntatt cnuazu in.oLouctstsa.—" Mister my wief is ded, and wants to be berrid, dig a griefe for her, and she shall come and be berrid to morrer at woozier' clock, You knows were to dig it, close by my other wief ; but let it be dip." ' A gang of 23 thieves were last month tried and convicted at the Court of Assizes in Paris. Many of them are said tt u have been singularly dextrous in• their predatory atecations requiring only a hook at the end of a, long cord to scale the highest wall.— One named Delzieve, by making use of his hands and feet only, could climb to the second and third storeys of a house, and descend again with great ex , . pedition. Their dexterity increased with their auda city • scarcely any house in Paris was safe from their depredations; when disturbed, they escaped out of the windows, and when unmolested, they penetrated to the bed-chambe r s, and, without disturbing those asleep, took off their -rings and necklaces. Their depredations had , during which time . der. On the tr .. * 'bidden this Op! heir ittnimia years, and for life. The Jews in Prussia . adapt the surnames of their families, _ deputies to a Consistery, which is• m id be held in Berne, On Friday last, John lien underwent i wad summation before .the Magistrates at the Tonto Hall at St. Albaos on carious charge s of siindlieg, by negotiating w ith country Bankers,- in differeat parts of the kingdom, printed Bills of Exchange and in for Checks par ng to be drawn upon di ff erent c i n Bankersconsiderable sums of semeof them dr..t aa n by one J. P. Mackenneil, others . by M. Parks,.in favor of John Hayes, and some of them thaw* bybbaself. He was remanded for fuither examination anti, next Saturday, at the same , place, la order to give persona who have been di, handed in a similar manner, and which it is under stood many have been to every considerable extent, an opportunity to' make their complaints and lodge detainers againstlim. The daughter of a launthus in the neighbourhood Of Paddington, in very 'table circumstances, !nee lois years.of age,- was led to the Hymeneal *WWI.- week by a Gentlemen of fortune % whose litle transformed the . fair one, who a fortnight ago wheeling a barrow of linen Ante her Lapkip. `We are desired to contra dict the paragraph Itatieg., tliat the greakAngell Cause Was decided lately k Chancery, which 41 not the fact. 1170 ?lila -- heir, whose name 4a John Angell, beteg nix .deutiti Holberniand Is l le , Ma muftis 'la 4: 04 WU! Stink u kir . .61". .~.. and lb. 4ell- rs. Brocket t, J. Fusser, C. Fostei B. _ ...Ler, and R. Roebuck. "'anti -OW, IhroPkeepen, • Mira 20, 91, April 2.1, at the Bulf and' Mouth. Ina, Leeds. Anoraks. Mr Ilattye, Cbancery.laaa; iinlXesrs. Lee and Raynor, Leeds. . • 11,Materi, Newport, blonmoollikire, e ons-merchant. Mara , April 24, as the Coniatenial Booms, Bristol. Anorak., . If izard and Madames, isiacula's Ina. • , I. Thompson, Keekte-grove CuroberLaod, *merchant Aprils d. 41, 24 , at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie*, Messrs. 'Shepherd, AditiegtOn, and Gregory, BediuM-ros ; and, Mr. Dawson, Liverpool. J. ()reeves, Lynn, Norfolk, upholsterer, March 90• 27 , April 21, at Guildhall, Lsodon. Attorney, Mr.' Lakkett, Wilson street, Finsbury-ignore. ' J. Mown, Abchureh-lents, !daft 20. 27, April 24. at Guildhall. Atturury Deuce, Billiter-square, Fenchnrch.strect. J. S. Barnes, S derchant, March 90, 27, April .24, at Go Money., air. Pelhut, Iron 'banger's-row, f'eschurchserkeet. P., %Vitali'? Wapp . ing-rdr, publicist, Minh 90_,• April • Guildhall. - Waciesop, Barlow, and, us hut been carried on near ,three yew, rioiMTV - liicea r _ . nisinegill-stree• . . - • 1 W.rasd talkr, March 16 29 "Latiniefaathehid said committed m ** Aitir e ll e ,' . ift Go t'ne t a har rt =oe -il , ' &di y, Mr. incest, or - t— ...... i . the y ss— t h at they were for, street, Bedford square. i ;Tilsit liythasples of tel oos s ociatio O. Ciadwin Bra . Wej l tottglejsisrolloctor; Vil It. CA. - AMMO., . Moon. Whit Renee "*" .haPaisaamaill or a *Baba' 91 Pococ lii k.• Forbes, -7 glßtice; and Air. Wollo, Umtata. for life. .. ; J. Reestiseed_, Ooseburn Nordtemberiand,deaTer, April 5, rs la Prussia Imre besa ordprod to adopt t 219 at the.. 1 . 11- " , ge tag; Newcastle uPon•IFYIbe. /mink% rs 51 *ad 'flatfoot, Mattun-sardea 1 and Mr. was of their families and to send den siTca;if, WV:a — diem Tyne. story, which it said to be held in Berne, ..J,Ftmer:C. Foster, E. truster, and R. Roebuck. isoati- lodge 1 24, at efaiiiihall: rr iirariiii, 'blears: Vackessp, flaryow, *ad. . Grosvenor, Austio-friars. W. 11. Maitland N Wed Lip...square. iierriga*,. idiood Is/larch 20, April S. 21, at JAW. Amtrak', Mears. Near- Wes. and Sport, akbeWidelis. ietait I . % l i ti hil erIISPI: 41es/ep. Slurll 17, 211, April 24, ,___ at Itlie osier erevere. Joel. AtillnUfto l lllll4 tippet fad le .11P• *Am Haddiesall.sireeti ._ ._"sed Mr. Clilasid Bristol. • Isone-dealer. lid At, 1 Ko Vas .1 April. Mr' , 1 9 / 1 1: 1 1 , 41 =7 " :440,4., . Affinities, *WI. 4 Ar_ - - - / 5111110 9 Ekev4% Maples. ad Prove.' Ittlet!q. !0150n... ~.I. S. Swam, Prid staktibiarataa,• Mattis le, 27,1 : 0 1%% 2 1:: 1 14 1 ::64:171 M . . AM s * • 'Mel Mr . Alia, Chancery -laael Raw . - C. Ealcoier, • W i lpp a a h ;re4aller, Watch 21%30, April 24. tiA r reel. dialklitall. *Wersey;Mk: LAW; A atiica-square. 44. 9 . 14itit f , ;4 1 b. 61 l i tistlit e t errs, 16 0itr41. 4 /1 2 1411 is s . ' ditty, listkibiewt milk. Ilegrodi Seib. DIMILITY, STRICTURES, &c. IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de. 'lotion from the general plan has been highly hem-bet ti to Mhers, arid improved, in their profewitnal acquirement , : by the maturity of near twenty years experience, Mests.l UIIHIIC and CO. continue, with unabated ar,lour. tie entities/3i,', of those disorders which are the consequence of Mien meal:pace * or the destructive habits of the inconsidecnre Sehool.ho. la profeising the cure of these Cnominitits„ they tr Ads put no in. duceinent to vice ; hat, twitsible as all men must he of the ex istence of Inch calamities , they *der their assi-lance its regal rly esluented Surgenns of. _ and .of the Ru1:111 Coilege of Edinburgh. In all cases of Mph% liiie infection, nod in every cortiplinnt of Debility mkt I)eliciene % , wheth, r ;irking from Ilse infatuation of a certain detainer ve ital.it,long resodenee in wanes dibbles, free living, or any other ewe pr. biei...4 th (lebi•esary of manly wignite, the patina may tray Ai a d% rrser.,timi to ykorott health. Their improved plan of coring t..; Fli .4 the Urethra has been attended With petition qtrfEb.. 4 . SlrirlN: ell of Sea End twenty yenta' duration have yielOed to their tres meat ut the shot...period .of three weelo. Several and Gentlemen of rhe arm reqwetabi lit yew no hair laboured twat t tOt painful and slistres%ingnisesise, 114 s rereivesf a radical aid porn/totem cure, lot etientoly tharreferroce ma% be sonde to them, as satisfactory evidence. of - 'he deciJed superiority at Messrs. Currie-B'o Co-s Plan of Treatment, Many of them Gentletr.en had been wafer Ike. core of Messrs. Home, He..ri • side, and other sargiaos of t•quol emits-rte. who atietapteit their Cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, alums& success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he enumlied by patients of either sex. with the evelttest secrecy mid ion .; at their •1127. Illation-garden Potions lit i the.cowitry are emptested to slate the part irtecir. of their als o nee. mai gesserakissom of /eq. i‘elmiae iseligisAggsk s filo odisher-andialestlehter. *ismitsbe more s ill rte Rive* hr lent to any part Of the kingdom.' Ti. ensure to ,t .e. (levy ho aseotial to their usidertakine, the postage of lei;e o TO% be added to the 1144:110/11 f o r obeitirioes. i• lACK •AN I) St/K!IICAI2 IWIS'PENN %a t. • , !lilt amt..' Ilighness dm lake of York', l're.i.teu., nud the fo!low its Cuslimittee pf o , :lrett...rs : • INA of Leltrim . -1 Colooel W. - . J. J s•nes, M. P. I F.nrl.of Egreutont 1 Jolso I. Jowl's.. li4l. M. P. I !tight 11.41. T. dares I i 01 i el 11. t 1em,...0,, M. Y. l A. fi11...K.1i. Ah -tale. M.P.. Capialu J.nnes Hay. i '11 , 1,,6. Cul. J. !Wry. NI, P. I Surae•m, Mr. K ienetn. , • Member of th e ft. -v,ll i;oillecy, London. ritrillE Patronage . this livitit tiiio . et has received, for - . • t h e eerie -lye Item , s.ista Awl Cetee of b-ib Sete, %OUP lcd 1141111 Voilltreol C. 414.114044 414 1 Alpik 5 e,..,, .‘6,1 e „,,,..,, 5e ,.„,,.... Hi irrienirm„,,tbr:iliiy. ulcer Ifinow.*&r. coolor•ed e:eler Ow est,. 'ttnermeek .11 li.•ntleoluo or Olve.firtl profewio , ..1 uhilitiet, tt ta 6.lllify t bite of lie bleb ...eriti,of Mr. KI F F.\ AN'S Po , . Mid that . , ilit (be inronvealiereeat of • Ftlilie 17 liarttlei. Ude ;Wild. . ild ? * hit'l 4 *, n .. , 014 2 S gird wiltowN•ore nroleeueil a:-atimat We fittii denssious bro il onl by 4tlveral:Whi rh o o.tr i .. in 1 1. is l it ioleh of practice.; Sellire ilii ! reinbliimPlesei ...4400, 50-.0 ph, jell'', al w,...h Sr z r, Wire been cored, a itio.ot evolitseteei.. or Otis. y to tiot cousittowinu. nod wills. at def trot" 'nod *erect hitherto wilicoo.. I many of throe hlye Inheurrit under the moo esietill.thted f t , ,,, , 4.1' the disenee frosts hem In tlt ettly. wear. 'floe' ti. A 11 111/1111'. I wield to Mr. Kteronsis trent...rue no a lea days t null w i u:re a PP ellyiNe j of dehlik 1 % . enuw ottelon earl, iippiltatittis faet:ot :he .inailit I IPIIVrI,II She &mak 'that m;iv et.mbr. TUC • Silekeglil busy be ...toothed by either Sen. with Ilse .grrolemmerecw, 54 id. at . Plive howl*, Mu. tl. Lotter (7 ? 0,- Ilitiv*lPlreet. Wear.. e• •tjtimse; fl on Moe to t "e 1... O. the mori, illiC• nod:_fr"`l"lviiii:4ll44." "ighl ; 111 6 111)%1 letters mod .. 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