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Inter len Or eke War.' Use Omagh' ion talkie's a week 4Kir Mn myrrh fur her hoard and uthrr accumusudaiimes. Thu, was Ow ease for the Illadfiff. Mr.Pansevw maw addressee the Coosa owl Joey no the Tart of the Deferthust. Amor Mahe deposed. that one was rocateil as we, 'UMW to Sim Fortiworth's eleilah, sonar time in 18011. She rnnii waed that rituatina elvers months. Mrs. Farowurth at `Mao time lived in Taelanek-plaer. Mr. fi.anKr—Thia weave far bark as 1808. Mr. 1 . 4118 c ae--Tbe slistatter of tutor makes lir Internee. .81 r. Ct.alolB waltiottleel, that the hu.hasni haying sepses. te.i e.ont his wife wellonst waking say charge of the sort al. Marti to he Ur. Thancry, could ant row brims sich a charge in low of glop artists. Mr. Baron litcoanns esid.he delisted like to know spun ohm: arthorily Mr. Clarke 's sigulatut was foimuled Mr. CLonita mi.', he did uot reeolktt soy immediate as thority bearing spies the etelt. Mr. Danuettw cited Iwo cask from the oth Terw Rs ports, is. which Judge Buller had ihstiuctly tail it down, Met adultery iw the wife, at say lilac and under sae cir. teMslatters, relieved the bedewed Gum all respouatbility her be, support. Mr- Harm, Itlettlias decided that Ile evidence was ad' The witness then went two with her tertimmy —Mee read limed an eartf is Ike army used to visit her mistress very frequently; this was shoat Ni esnaths Wiser she left. She paw them met in a very particular stination. She was ▪ married woman herself, avid had no doubt of what we. correct. The Gentleness used to ens, as a sweetheart to Miss Farserorth, the Defestdant's sister. She look bite rs after this, awl previous to the separatism of Mrs. Farnworeli (vela leer hashaad, (rum Mn.e Faretworth to other Grote. vivre. Mr. Farnworth Madly went user in the mnrnh'B at etyma, mil retuned at Gm te. dinner. He minsetimes went met attre girds to speed the afietatiow. Dariar his absence moral Greitensan used to call. She moth used nee evening g rhe Mrs Eareworth's bed-rsem. and fused it 'reeked. She lead pervilia•ly horse waitiieg at supper, and took mine eliteks. Phs• bailees, Ma. F. a short thee hrtee isi she pr. . I.eur with a fiestlevain. The Geatlemsa followed Mrs. F. Muss she left the room. Witesees afterwards went Into the ITII•rti01114 "MI tiniest the bed toushled. At this liens Lady Perrot and Mr. Dr Terser were in the parker. Recoils et eel Mrs P. taking her to a Mrs lissonessises, in Marrhitannt. Sorrel. waited is the frond prime with theinfant, while her noistrees went into • hark pasemgClip speak to a Grail, slaw three, It was the maw Gent had sup ped on she thefts. Witness was afterward, • to entry the child 4110 tie hark rieloor, aid tow a bed them much tumbled. did.. could missy whether it had been previously smile .6r out. Greer exerstresd—she left her mistress's we irs beca u se her time was tip. She was • maretml woman seed respected her character ; and yet did tint, after • hat sh e had witnessed iu her inettrese's conduct, feel shocked, or go away. She had soi (rarer I with her mist-eas. She first told Mr. Fahoworth rill she knew, about five months ago. She wet hie h Totten ham-court-road, and asked hien about the child; he menial very much ilimreesed.anil said his wife had kft him. Wilsons pitied hien. that he should he eh erived by such • womau, ousel Spiel bins what she knew. On being restilausil use the same subject antis, she said she art Mr. Fansworth, mod that be Asked her if she could tell him nay Wag respecting the cow I erne, of hie wife; and that she then told his all she knew. If holly said, that before she said hies, she wept house and asked her lonsissod, awl that she snit fur Mr. Vie her *mare aotthen toil him. She ruusiikred Mrs. Fereworth as tva sa as dirt iu the streets. Frances ilerret dement% (bit she lived with *re. Fun worth is 180:4 and 1809, aud fresesemtly saw gentlemen take however liberties a ith her. The gentlemen came after leer 'falter went out in the rivorsting. When any gentleman was there, Me mistress always &sited she might be denied is any pillion who might call. • rhissmuuninatitm, she said she was a married woman. "Ise did Not wait her service when she sew her mistress's rum 4.ict She told her master what she had seem, a$ slid the cook, oho knew more. The cook was since dead. It was a Mr. tiperren whom sheens will, her mistress. Themes Thompalin, a runtime. who lived with Mr. Farm words see Nureinher, HMIS, saw Mr. Spurren, as be was in the girds ds , aiding by his nsistress wt tier sofa, in an int. proper all taste. In crew-estansinatiun, let said he told his nieleter what he had seen. eiirs. Sarah Geese deposed, that Mrs. Farnsworth came to lieu at her Incase after her ompsorstion (runs her husband, iw Amite, 1612. Oaring the time she was with her she was plied by several emitkasen. Mrs. Farnwortb had but ens bed in her apartments. A gentleman slept i.e her apart ments tsar Several sights; she meld loot sell in which room; /there was a sofa in the (root room; the bed was iu the hack soma. She met the gentleman uu the stairs une morning, asil remonstrated with hint on eleeping its Mrs. Fareworth's iwartimals, he was very abusive, sad was g gto strike her sou. She meld u. t tell how massy gesstleuou were in tin^ habit of visiting Mrs. F. bat she thought four or bee. In crum-raantination, she said that notwithstanding her syspieiuns of Mrs. F.'s miseonduct. she did not give her warning to split (or saint mouths. Iler neighbours uppooite essall her !rause was a ssui s •. Mrs. F.'s sister was nine. tines with her, hut not generally. She did not sleep with Iker, but went to her niuther's to sleep. Theaues Cerise currolaiiratial the testimony of his sutlwn 'flits was the case for die Defendant. Mr. Cinasc now called witnesses to rebut the evidence for the Defendants. Mr. Doi Tertre remembered supping with Mrs. Fare worth at the time described by Anne Winter. Indy Perrot was premed. with a Mrs. Vare, mad es gentlemen from the Auk, as eht friesid of the family. Ile was quite satisfied sueb an isicideut hail happened as had been described by the witness, he must have recollected it. No such incident dist happen, eve did he ever see any thing iu the 'Conduct of Mrs. Farnwurili in the slightest degree louvered. . Miss Angoras Matilda Perrot was then called lu cuistra oriel Mrs. Cfrfler. She deposed that she almost invariably ;I. pt with suer sister every night, mid that the gentleman Isu had his u described as haste, slept is their apartmesiti was a eistaut retests), a +woof Colonel Montague. He slept ; n th e so f a , whi c h had frequently twee used am a bed fur her lwutlwr steel mush, r. In cross-examination, she admir ed that she west by the assumed same of Fitabeiwy, and was as actress. The Defendant always spoke well 011'1,46M5.. Miss Crease was our called upon the part of the Defend ant to cuultaeli. t Miss Perrll. This yowl; lady said, that Alias Perrot seldom ur its rer slept at her mutker's house, but always went house to Lady Perna's, or elsewhere. lu truss-esansination, Miss Creme said she herself went to bed at teu o'clock, which was before the time when bliss Perrot usually went away. She ouly hews she diil nut sleep lu Me house by seeing her gewerally cow in the scat day Shout noon. Mr. I.ITILrOILE, file t h e Defendant, liaviug replied upon the new ei &chum, which be cuuteueled amounted to uu con irailictiou, Mr CLARKE addressed the Jury again uu the part of the Mr. Sarni) IttcnOntis fill it his duty tee recapitulate the I . . %lode of the es ideates, to It, Joey, cumuseasasug upon the S. stimuli., of recta gristles. w.lll his accustomed clearness and aslohty ; an cusichavi ssss s he left the Jury to uoy which at of w house, they believed. If they believed those Ayr the P.•• trualaut, they they would fimlttleir verdict accooslaygly; but if, via ilsr coutrary, they thought more weight ways ottasa had to Id God a verdict 'estittica to. It of ihrnoni maid pausal vrittict fur feelitvrg ..f ti.e1..1. Titiaattßirskft Of Veh nt:fir eel. beitY, IH rre..v.T compensation for live s /ewes work and labour re funned by bum fur the beeetil of the learmil Docker defog( lip lile.liser. I'peit for part of the Plaintiff. it was primed, by several rreprelable wits...ere. that for live year* he resided is die boom et Or. Oarthatmee, acted se his librariee, araretasy, and etriplain. ellesind at his literary erforervalleadps, sad its all respects ftrlallrl the Haire of his ameosot. It was also }rived. that De. Oarthshort bail spine' of hie abilities in high term, of rangiest. fed espreverd himself haply iu 118•1110( the metiers of ■ permit as, voter -tent to the office be Imi andertakee. On the other hand. it appeared that the Fleistill(wlto hail, while living with Or. Gerthehoire. beard ed as well at lodged iu the horse) hid quitted the Lkielues r...kirese, lan years prrtiooo to his death. end sow, after OW Ispae of woo year.. ram* !forward to eneke a daim to whieb he bud meet le fore Ethel. d. The Jury. ender all the thehtratesiees, did ant think Mr. R ,u 1 aoy jilt deism, and thentliege foetid a verdict fur the Defendants. OLD 13,11LEY. S ATURDAY, MAY 9. CO 1111 II: OF llOft‘E STEALING. it'iß;so Claxton, • enstrrl.lnoking 'wow nom, wog capitally indicted toe Wallas • borer, ralw 2W. the pru p•rly or RuM•rt Mr II rvitutsta gourd the case to the Jury, and by whom ytateitatiit, and hy the evidence adduced, it appeared that the Pmts.-rut°, is an unteirella-maitalbetister, ireatiliout in Al. &retrace-Omni . the Primmer called spots Crewe, and NW him he had been IPV"lllOmes4rot by a friend of hie, Mr. Row. bottom, as he Mud a ware to'sell. Crewe said he bail • snare to sell. but 'lb-. was as Waltham Cruse, and be would get her up to town. The Prisoner said M. would Per him the trou ts* sou sendmg for her, as he was going inia that weightenne. hind. W 11.0441101 pee hitt, • MAO to antlinrise him to ob tain her. Prisoner afterwards and said he had branch, • the mare up, and asked the Proseentor to let him try her in his tart. Prosecutor acquiesced, sod wished to see her is, the cart. He went away, mid he did n.. 5 ire she Prisoner until rune dap after; he. sold the mare to a man named Parish, tr Itaty.street,t;terketmell, for 0/. Is. The Prisoner called awn persons to prove, that, at the lime, he was in a condition to pay for the mare. The Jury, after a short cutisultatitio, found 081111 y. The Prisoner bowed to the !very, end putting his Mewl to his heart mid, " Gentlemen of the Joey, I thank you sin cerely fur your •••rdiet, a n d you may &raid upon it, it is a Correct .; and it makes this ton eetal the proudest of my INDICTNIF.NTS Fttß CAPITA?. OFTFICCE.O, During the trial id' there men for a burglary, Mr Baron G ARROW, in begging the Jury hi dismiss from their con. sideration the capital part of the offeure, oliseretsl, that he enahl not help lhink,ng, that no the Middle/ire side, per. sour were often indicted Air capital offences, w heel th e re was isoilinig is the depositions or informations to warrant such indictment*. II could only be for the purpose of giv. ing trouble, not that that was a matter of complaint by the Judges, but it often wide it a most painful and awsions deity to the Jury The guilt or innocence of the title Prisoners alluded to, as far as the lareeny went, rested principally opus, the evidesine of Wm. (;titentll, it may he reeollected, WWI tried with Casbman for tbe devastation and pillage committed at the time of the memorable Spa. fields riot, and the Jury not giving reedenee to his statement, withont the hesitation pronounced all the Prisoners Nut G*iiis. ____"'••••••17•7 •1 POLICK. ~.:,rout new-*TItIr TT. On Illstrirolny three men, of the Dames of keitort, Dichra. whin bieliewm, and Eaferiste, were Fortnight to the above Office, having arrived in custody the preceding night from Esher, in Sao rey, on charges or forgery, fraud, and coutpirary, prefrored agaiintt them by Mr. Powell, the condi maker, of Rutadositseet. Tic Prisoper Eviao• had agreed for the purchase or • ferriage at P.:01. for which he tendered a bill of eachattge for 139 i. purporting to be accepted by Messrs. France stud White, Rotuma eeenent maim fact un rs, ine Elms, Vamtleall, which Mr. Powell agreed to take, and delivered the carriage Sato the possession of the Primmer, Fortson. 11.11 a qniry, however, of Messrs. Frantic and %Visite, the Bill proved to be a forgery, they denying the acceptance to be theirs, and disavowed any knowledge of the Prommers. The carriage was traced to the Near 1 0 0, Faber, in the possession of the Prisoners; Dockenson alias ihckeson, and Entwisle, artist; /41 the Primmer Eshowe+ servants. Some forged bills were found on tie !sermon of Floot whole, besides a eousiolerable bum iu notes and cash, but nothing use the other !hammers. They were committed far fitelber examination. • smooth! those called for the Plaintilf, sliest they would Gad a verdict tar such a sum as dry thought the Plaintiff entitled to. It 4 VOA/ a serious question, involving rUiiiirgtitatill Or Kruse in- fauftautee is* the wirties• sod if the Difendaut',. ointment' 4 ,1 ' uere out believed, his caihict was of the lam asaligNinit ir" : ''' • a, script ioo. Tb. !wry, after a abed esseblerstioa, fumed a greiglict for the Plaudit, of two solaces per wrek for lifty.two weeks, or fur (Ms Handfed stet NUN Pima* Four Skilitip.-, Costs 40e. Both lusalasod awl wife were is Camel deriag most of the pa oereallop : the latter is a pretty petits figura. Lady Psi. rue mss alto puma. -.am- !ll 1 1 COURT OF C0111110:1 PLEAS. Winnows% SalVitaalt, MAY L. t NOVO ea. MAITLAND end OTNIMIP. Tbs. was 411 ac:iva b...4h1 by Mr. Dm% %pied she R.4l'4L INTELLIGEgeL oottlamenurt, 3111 - S. PAraetl np Channel the Prince of lVaterlini,Jasitenns, finis Jamaic' for lonitna ; railed 18th February: the Olive Iltaiwit, was to wail in Only or finer Jaya fur 'lion. Also pas.m.l up C.hatisel foie Ilantlinrigh. the Dario, Eisler. from Caratua, all well--lauded paamagent here lay a !idol land. eAr.storrio. mAy e. Pannell rip Cloartnel last eveninc the (triad Sachem, 1)4e owl, from the Swath Seas fur lotoolun—hit the Cape of Good Hope tht Friormary. •CILL7, •PRIL 49. Came its the lkinrtioa, IS'atron, from St. Doming, ' fist bbssilmi; sailed the ht %lay. Also the Swift, Gregsou, from Lowilau for St. Uirliael'►,anJ still remains home. DFAL, MAY 111 Came down from the flirt., last ?senior. Ilse David Scutt, !lustier, fur 314ileara, Madras, and Hewett; Norihamptust„ T. Ittail, fur ladi■ ; Luso) lirith, rrrentan, for ditto; Lauly I.uslairmiaso, lktrmer, fur Ilandity ; Aliustrel, flrittuw, for the Ca r r of Good [lope; Slarslowl 11'rIlitiet ~,,, 4:ur.htn, for Slattlior and Ik•nrat ; Naalw•lls, Dall, far Ilarloadurs ; Castle "'twins, rraee•r, for Ihnstbay. The whole have sailed rsecrl the David Scutt, Northampton, 0011 1.0111 Arnett' amid sailed fur tilt Meer, the• Pitmans, from J4lll 'ie.. I lIITATOOL, twAV 7. The brie Holland, of London, from Si. DOrningo. was 11101kell with us. the Ist inst. Its lat. LI. N. lone. 9. es. • alb lu's of maiwurast, lay the l.aurml, fount New °rhinos. Arrived the John, shanklatul, (rum Savannah, sailed lit 114 April; the Elisabeth, I.ucy, Chu, said Idille Cherub, *rye to 6411 1111 titer or four days. Ow Idilt of April, is lat. 4?. lour 41. 34 spoke the lAtly Galatia, (ruin ialref punt, fur New York. Also arrived the Atalanta, flow, from Rallimme, 'said hilt April, itt essirsty sods IFf fir. and Aurauda, for Liars pool. CRATEITNN MIAT t. Arrived the Traveller, Ploichinoon, from Petrone; liay. growl, Harmsru•th, mud Nevikere, Maar, from Celestas; Alexandre, Snake, froes erylusa ; Marquis or Ca fman Chins; Palmer., liessp.fruts !less!; Edward, Lowry, fruits Chapatti". ; Diltatiere, Edward*, rum Dublin ; Uaiuo, Chrirtie, and Ann, Todd. ftwit ; Malls, Rreanw, from ?Ante ; !lope, Latch, Irma Mrrnet ; Jane mud Alice, Aotwerp ; British Tar, Davison, fru* Demerara ; t.a►ohae, Sartreseit, from ditto; Shannou, hear Ja 1114101; Doke of Kent, Punted, from Rulletifam; sad Aaae Mai Karelia, 'unveil, Gum I.i.bun. &skit t►e Anna and Sarah, Mourne, for Ilarniturel ; nark, Silly, fur Bermuda; Mary, Wilkiatom, for Gtoua ; Hero., ruillant, fur Calais ; and Rambler, fimlfrry, for Litowiek. • The 1.010 I'IOTOST t,od hillgildrOttli of the town of Ihresiiesr have, much to the d►ay;ia. faction of the majority of the inhabitants of tiro gay metropolis of the Highlands, prohibited the perfur mullet of theatrical eutertait►wauts. oat ( 0 11:44/.- TO TILL ED(TOR cf fV4 I PAP4MID ri;EsB. brig prnoinior So Inform you, is swan t the Pob.ir Noy !tow, my situation spoors ekarly, that the pr o. Vag alluded hi p.....a r apha ',bids have app►ared in several of the Newspapers. relative 141 the heavy loss of property I have *mistimed. is a Jr. Jokes llosraril Smoot, lottskrr. 11 IPSO aims the faith of his general character for probity and diligetice, that I intraattil hint with Ow management of the sans I hail in the FunJs, a circumstance which has proved Kb luta{ to toy future happmess and comfort. 1 (maim, Sir, your very bumble Servant, L. 11. IiDWIN. - - .711 R TU!U': .1.1• • , I .41111 • to urio i+.4. 4 Oe .. K „ • CHESTER. MACES. „,,„,„, IrHt • MONDAY, stay-4, 1818. Our Ilaccs commetteed this day weather we* es. endiutiy 6gie. end the course tool the city walla preseated • slitirriog display of cquesirsotto, pedestrians. sad all the rank. beauty, owl (*pima of the city and it* torichhour. hood. The crowded state of the grand stead had a very interesting eff. Produce Stakes of 25p. each. dir colts, Sat. 41b. ; Allin , list. Two mile.. Sir Thomas Stanley's ch. r. by Archduke, dam Hand. mail 1 ADM b f. I.y Sir Ulmer, dam Seutilla . Sir W. W. Wyun's eh. c. by isior nibraorwr, days Cam 3 brMu Lass.. 4 bl f. by Vora, Sercemr, dam Prologra . • pd Sir J. G. Errion's ch. c. by Gerrriart, dant Jeno (dead) A Maiden Mahe, of 15r. each, for horse, that sewer won amtch, plate, or am-epistles, before the Ant of May, 11118.—Two miles. Thiree.yrer olds to carry Cat. 1216 ; forir-yrar old., Sat ; See. year able, Set. 101 b.; ais.year el*, ; rind agesl,l/01.11b. Mares to lw allowed 31b.4 Lord It.ousaitire's h. g. Car 01..., 4 yrs . Sir J. G. Pirertoses br e Talmo. 4 yro • 2 Lord Derby's Iv. f. (71rirso, 3 yrs old Mr. Honlllsworth'a ch.e. William the Third, 3 yrs old Mr. Clifton's h e. Waterloo, 4 yrs (+I Mr. Massey'. t h e Hume HombourK, brttbrr to Prime Co burg, 3 yes ul.l Mr. Thumpsoa's h. r. - Peruvian, 3 tea old The Jader placed bat three. A tTatch, f.r 100 Ks. p. p. Two miles. Mr. Railey's eh. c.l.y Treottran.,3 yn, 80. 131 b. 1 Mr. Phihh's c. f. by • Vsoolprcker, 3 yrs, est. NIL. 2 A well.comested rare. A Maiden Plate, value sof. the best of heats; twice mond the room to a heat —Three-year olds 1.. carry tist.l2lh ; four-year olds, 84t.; are.year obi., 11. t. 811..; .i..yrar 014111 and aged, 8.. t 1 11b. Mares and K.-Mines allowed 21b. macaws and sweepstakes excepted. the secumLbest hawse to receive 1111. Sir T. Stauley's to. f. S:ster to Banton. 3 yrs ald .... 1 1 Mr. Bratty'. ch. Is !brow.knorio, S yrs 1 1 5 , Nor W. W. N'you's h. h. rreilerick, S yea old dlr. Clarke's b. wr. Britannia, 5 'resold 3 4 Mr. Hool.lawo.ll.'s 1,. f. Misr Luton. 3 yrs old 7 S;r T. Mostyis's b. f. by Hansbletootan,3 yrs old 8 Sir W. W. Wynn'. ch. f. Antonio, by Crean°, 3 yr 4 dr A Match for I.lflgs. p. p Two miles. Sir W. Wynn. Kr. le. Little Gimcrack, 5 yrs. flst. 711). sec. ft. Mr. Brady's di. b. by Swordsman, 5 ye. old, Sat. 71b. In II COmnum-place book formerly belonging In WILLIAIt, Lord PACCT, and now tit the possession of I.l4.l,scendant, Luid ansioN, are the following Fly the Conde Learnt. to spare Spoke little Spend is menage, Cure less Gar fur hunts • !sf:. Devise swain Pray often " Ms.." earnest Use better - *. • • In answer colt And der well. The noble writer was (successively the confirlunt of HENRY VIII. EDWARD VI. MARY, mud ELIZA BETH ; and may be supposed to have bterred tis curse %%ith surety through the dangerous comm.- tons which agitated both Church oud State in those etet;tfui reigns, by strictly following the above axioms. The lost accounts received from the Northern Diribion of the Army in India, with which the Go veruoe-Gesterul movt-s, were of the 9.3.1 of Novem ber. It was then escessiling the Berwah, towards Bopaol. the seat of the Pindaric.. The Berwali it a river falling into the Juinna, which communi cates with the (Lunges; it ri es about 60 mile, f the Nerbu.l.la, rod Mull northward about 450 milt* to the J 1111 l tut. 'but week General Byx6, commanding the northern diatrict, misiotely inspected four troops of the lot or King'. Draposs Guards, in the 13 mock yard, Sheffield. The appearans eof both wen and horsey received the General's unqualified appro. hatiiiii. mEiriima WeitßDl7YoftS ArGVILDIIALI, 10-MORROW. N. w. 12. Choleirro, Georgr.street, victualler W Potlgen, bile or Vaq! I.sll, grocer ..... 3 14 C. C01e.., Ileetstrrel, oat rr DIVIDEND. W. Beaaell 1 Lawreace tes.iesler ....... le CERTIFICATES. J. W and J. Lord, s.f Derby, iroaamagera —W. H. Cox. of flread-mreet„ Looduro, uarchoirsomais.—J. Mercer, of Gray*. ley. Lanearier, lime burner.—W. Walter*, of the Hermitage, Wapping, 111 4.l.llevex„ Seutelofactor.—r. flinger*. of Leicester, trusser—D. Whitmore, of If ordrfirld, Chester, coitoo.sporner.—W. 1.14. yd, ilw elder, late of Lower I. Ism. and aloe: ar Petkham, Surrey, Plop seller.—W. Haigh, of Barnsley. Turk, grocrr.—g. Smoker lam! and A. Suoderland,of Ilarnoldrwiek, York, rorordealerv. —tr. Iti;hy, of Liverpool. mu ton-fattne,*.T. Pilaltary. of Lourence.street, Chelan', 1/101.41enem . tnilueorrP. Privet,. of Hightoss, Noutlianipturs, utalbster.—J.3lurgan, of Tauistuti, Somerset, hutu.draper. PRICE OF ~TI►CN 3 per Ct. Ited • • 79 3 pe► Ct. Cons-80TM 4 per Centl..... 94 97 5 per Ct. N. Au... torni Bank 1.. Ann. 202 7-16 Inthit Bonds.. 98'99 pr. ON SATVRDA Y. Ex. BON. g... I S 20 pr. Ditto. 9 1 .1 9 pr. Lottery' I!)?. 101. °minium.... 9. lh pr. Cu.,.. fur AL:c... soila DELAYS ARE DANGLROUS.—This ailogr is op plicahle to those who hose lived rather may, %Iwo un the eve of Matrimony, and who are risubtfnl of the e wow guroirea of as di-cored nig 'scion ; sea it meat afford consuls. t to the aalirterl to Ituaw dolt may hare the hem *drier at the Medical Huard al Charlet te House, Great Charlotte-siert', ammo itr tier Rev. Ruviland Harp Chapel, anti Wuud►tuck Moine, Woodstock-street, tire llama from nartichttnet. The used particalarly clainir the nitration' of these adliesed with Rupture., Strictures, Finales, C.... Sersphe lAA, Nervosa ■risirpt from use.. climates, juvenile indmeretious kc. &without w the bean, face. and body, ulcerated thrust, poises in the head and !Moho, ftetpseistly mistaken fur rheaniatista r soles tut the &Moamar., are symptoms which appear years after. awl the ettoorgrwmces of haprorer treatment .--Sleaws.ClSA Vett snit CO. of Medical goad Soggiest celebrity,aftrr fumy years sup,- rime. in this enetrumdia, are consulted daily at both boons until near at night, and the pour have advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday worming., wail twelve tellers to be directed Itt Charlotte fluuw, Illselariam-rosil, but nun, are answered which du not am ide a Consulting fah . . NictAr..s OttZEr7 E. • • i *l -- row -. Per Ws(Ol3V. iurr " ? MG/444.44ms /!e re . • 1 OPARTNERSHIPS DISSI vrii • ••, . . 11 Strersvinid and J. Sher I, of Narrow-wall. Lambe brirklasera. Alas. 2. 1818 —G. Viiraier, R. (lure, awl .1. Garr, 11*.apside, London, warehousemen, January 181 R —P. Shippen and Z Seater, of Shskeditrti, Middlesex, linen-drapers, May P. 1818.-.-E. Brim', E. Hayes, and S. ilriecsoit . London, tarkey.sarrehanir, Decrantirr 31.1818. F. Yining and IL Trit ttttt t of IVhitei hapcl, Middlra.x , cop. iNsranibre 31. 1817 —J. Mina salon, K. Leach. and T. Ilerkiii. of illarkhourei. Lancaster, cutinst-niainifae- (urns, April 15. Isl9.—C. Banta and G. Bang., of Chem linnt, Herifurd. carpenters. April RS. 18111.—. C. {Work, sea. T. Golden. and C. M. linentk, jine. of Bniltrerie-.treet, Fleet-aireet, London. of &sea laeol-Mills, near {trading, Berko, and or Sol/ley-Forge, urn► Lyuaiagion, 'huts, Iron wasters, April 3, 1 If BANKRUPTCY F.N CD. Charier Cohn, of Ditellent Grime, Siissihamplon, find of Fleet.oteret, Lonilan, tulinner. from May It, 10 June 30, Cl eleven, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 1111111 . 1 Jostle of Leumitsorr, Hereford, Euro-drapers John Portrr, of Wrineton, Somerset. Hnr.rt Sarah Elitattettl Townley, of Polies Braid-alley, Lombard. street, Loudon, turtualkr. A NK Rt 7 !ITS. Jaws Preibeene Alpe. %Valium Cooper, and Thomas Betsey Birch, late of Ft tirhiireh.eireet, 11,ontlitte. Itekitantr, In aarrentler, May IS, 23, awl Jitar 20, at tea, at Guild- WI, I...lntim. Altus Drys, :Brans. Yuuug and Hughes, Saint Poultry. IVioilonrd, of Caution.streel, Loudon, carpenter, to surrender, May 10, 21t. and Julie 20, nt ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ginlinond, garl-itireet, Blarkfetara. William 'limper, of Tesiburv, Worcester, voallater, to tutreintie. June 3, at five, 4, and 20, as eleven, at the Saau lon, Burford, Salop. Attorney, Jr. Rultinsuu, Tetsbary, Worcester. James Millers.lt, of Rochester, Kent, hatter, to Rtsrren iler, Slav 16, 23, and Jane In, at eleven, at ;Poi Isiedios. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, iWeascrs-Hall, Rising l'allsorret, London. _ _ Meadows Gatleliiirat, of Liverpool, block noel tinnily maker, to 'offender, 711ay 26, 27, soil Jane 211, at 11111 M, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Ailororys, Mr. Leece, Liver pool; and Mr. Chester. Staple_lan, lAsudon. William Staid)* of IlLoielseater, cool.tleoler. to t n trrende►, May 25, 26, and June 20, nt two, at the !Bridgewater Arms, Maurlooter. Attorneys, Xlessrs. Duel:word', Chilli*tail, and Uruison, Manebrster. Juba Contain., 4• r Morpetb, Northumberland, romennn. brewer, t o rueresider, Panel, 3, and 20, at eleven, at the (keep' Tavern, Neortoole-upon-Tyse. Allueneys, Meares. Mexeistnis mid Poole, Hatton-garden, Loudon; and Mr. Bruntmrii, Morprib. James Saild, of Greystolce-phira, Fetter-lane, London, Wilder. to suiretolie, May 119, W. and Jtote tt), at metre, at Guildhall. Attorney, 'Mr. Warrand, Church.row, Fen abort's-watt. Lonikot. Joins Jusepls Tale), of liaeopstrad. Middlesex, mask seller, to surrender, May 16. 26, and June 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lowtun. Attonsey, Mr. Ilartte), New Bridge street, MBA &loss, 11.nneleoe. George Milne, of Broad street, I.ondun, merchant, $ surrearler, May IS, 20, awl June 90, at eleven, at GaiW. ball. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith mid Lanford, Drapes . .. Hall, London. 'num*s litelrby, of llirmineurni, common-carrier. ter eurrender, Slay 28, Intwern ten and twelve, at the Trent ham Inn, Trentham, near 81one, Stafford, 20, between ten anti twelve, lit the Swan lon, Hanley, and Jane 20, between tea sad cadre, atAlse Dolt 1 1111 l Silri4loll. Altorstrys, Nlessra. Deal and liopkittr„ Ntistee, Ntaffootithire ; and Mr. %Volker, Exchequer Office of Plena, I.itterthea loss, London. William Barton, of Doncaster, York, maltster, to moven dew, Maylkl, at sereu, 23, sod June 20, at nine, at the Gail& ball, Dommater. Atterueyr, Mr. Lever, Gray's hurogeare, Leaden • and Mr. usher, Densesearr. Anthony Dorn, of Vauxhall, Surrey, victualler, to snr render, May 18, 23, and Jane 20, at ten, at Guildhall, bradon. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk-street. Strand. William Beaty, of Kirkby-Sitgareit, Wrstmorlaail, tobac conist, to surrender, May 27, 28, sad Jam 20, at eleven, at the oilier of Mr. Williams, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Williams, Liverpool; anti Mr. Cheater, Sittrar tun , Lotedtstu. Plenjamiu Minuet Taylor, of Wooltner•stree, Poplar, Middlesex, huskier, to surrender, May 10, :18, and June 20, at ICU, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Liu. coin's inn-tielda. Edward Wald's-, of Rattle, Sussex, tailor, to soarisudcr. May 12, 30, and June 20, at tea. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Martin, Rattle; and Mrisra. Gregsma and Foothervou. Angel court, ThrogniorionAtrert, London. Kober' Chambers Ball, of Bristol, hole►, to surrender, May Is, 19, sad Jose SO, at twelve, at the Bosh Torero, Bri‘tol. Attorney'. Mr. King, S•rjranCu Bun , Fled-►'rest, Lomb's.; and Mr. Frankis, Bristol. William Bodine, of Drnry-lane, Middlesex, carpenter, to surrender, May 111, Vt, and Jose 20. al trio, at Guildhall, Loudon. A I torto y, Mr. Coombs, 0119nrsfb Inn. /tunes kingyell, of !Bachand I, Middirseu, painter, to sew. reader, May 16, 23, nod !nue 20, at clean., at Guildhall. Londost. Atitorch Mr. Glookhild, Commercial chambers, Misortet. John Boot', late of Siratford.npun-Aron, ‘Vorwirk, hut sow a prisoner iu his Majesty's Raul of Warwick. corn iu reirrentler, May 14, at six, 15 and Jane 40, at e l eve n, at the %Varela Arms too, Warwick. Aiturneys, Mmes. ddlinetun sod Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon , sad Wisps. Tidmas soul nip, Warwick. DIVIDENDS. June 4. R. Penirta■ and J. Priii.lau, ►nlh or tiorncatlle, Lincoln, brit tv.sisalurs, at eles-cn, at the Red Lion lun, I I corticoid Ir. Jane (I. J. 111dt/head, M. Howard, and .1. Harlibick, of Catestinmarect, Louden, [molten., a twelve. at Slay 30. T. Sowerby, of New Bund-street, Hanover-moan; Middlesex, milliner, at one. at June 10. I , Greif ..... of Itollestuo, Stafford, innkeeper, at ti n, tit the Sear Inn, Stafford. June 10. J. Beech, of Mane, Staged, linea.draper, at tett, at the Swan Nu, Stafford. May 12. E. latent Fart-street, Blackfriars, Loudon, corn-dealer, at twelve, at Guiklkall. Iday 30. J. Crimp, uf °trued, Kest, miller, at ten, at Guild. hall, London. May 30. I'. Jubsom, late of Plymouth Dock, Devon, but now of Bevis Marks, St Mary Axe, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loodon. May 30. J. Awns and C. Sistkerland, of SI. Helm's-place, Loudon, wierehauts, at twirler, at June 1. E. Diakenson, of Liverpool, J. Dickenson, and .1 It. Matron. of South America, trierchaote, at eleven, at Ike Gawp lon, Liverpool. May 30. J. Lewis, of Bristol, woolleadraper, at twelve, a 1 the Commercial Booms, Bristol. June 3. J. Foss, of Kietaluu-upun.Hull, hatter, at •levee, at the Du awl Duck Tavern, Lierrponl. Lone O.•J. P. Grottoes, H. Sharp, sal F. Fisha►,• et King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, Loudon, metatarsi', at lea, at Guildhall. Jane IL W. tl. Cow, of 14,11414*0t,, London, warelientaemati, at sieves, at Guildhall. May !S. A. Meetly, late of Gower.otreet, Seettbritaiseee, Middletien, builder, at slave*, at Guildhall, A. uses. June I. J. L. e, of Liverpool, merchant, at use, at the Star and Garter Towers, Liverpool. May 30 R. Scam of Thirst, York, chick-niaker, at twelve, at the Royal Oak lao, Think. May 30. T. Yamaha*. of Newport, Illoansonth, abopfkaper. at vicar*, at the Commercial Roam, Bailout. Julie 3. A. Buyer, late of Liverpool, uterchaut, at eleven, at Messrs. Lace, :Wilke, and Holmes 01See, Liverpool. CERT( ACATEL—May 30. J. Ryeroft, 0 Idle, York, cloth.ntarinfacturcr.--J. Cook, of Liverpool, mei k boot —J. Millcr. of Resew* trrraterthieti. I . ‘tud, Chelsea, .Middlesex. merchipt.—J. limoln, of con. Ibridgo, tudt.—E. Fllh"n, late of Torbeek, foneaster, 41.1911'. ; tinnier —W. Hasnrd, of Gnat Yarmouth, niast-snakcr.--T. W. Kerilinw, pf sonthwark, and of Greenwich, Kent, buts. • d r ii i No r —IV . Wright,sif Steplciord.Abbott, Bows, favour. . —J. Mai, of nasbury-sipar, Middleeez, mei cheat. PRICE: OF SUGAR. The nirertne price of Brown or illuscormlo Sugar, Wed from the Returns made in the week ending the fith day of Ms!, 1816. is tiOs. Bid. per Mandrel weight, curly , sive of the Duties of Casuists paid oe miyabk Ilaceeksa. ow the importation thereof isle Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prim or Curu lir nizhind and trntera, by the Qitarter of Eight Winchester Enstsets, as.l of (News! pee bIMI of 140Ibs. swain's/wise, Avom the returns received is the seek ended the 24 of May, 1818. Wheat. Rye. I Earley. ' s. d. s. d. .s. d. 09 10 63 ' S 4 I ISO 6 414 1/re tv.i . 14414 Oitto, I. el. 32 -2 1 :91N. 3. el. Lb S 4 3 rurUig 51ARIt1AG ES. Oa Saturday, at St, George's, Blooinsbnry, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Ciuterlinry, Robert Willisen Captain in the 9th regiment of foot, only soil of the Hun. Mr. mustier Milks, to Ltier, eldest danghtrr of Henry David son, Esq. of Redford-square. On Thursday, by the Rev. 1111. Stafford Smith, at tValeot Church, Bath, Major-General Sir Manley Power, to Anneolord daughter of the late Colonel Kingsaill Evan', of the Ist Foot Guards, and of Lydeat Homo Monmouth. At Ktuvingtots, on Saturday last, Wm. Beckett, Eli. of Bruad.street, Golden-square, Solicitor, to Mes. Shaw, of Kensington. DEATHS. On Saturday last, the 9th instant, at her house, in Dover. street, Piccadilly, the Hun. Mrs. Walpole, widow of the law Hon. Richard Walpole, and sister of the late Lord limit- At Everley, Francis Du:dale Aatky, Esq. for 'trend years Lieut.-GA. of the Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry. He vat 11Pe of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenants fur that county. At Rainsgate, on Monday last, Jude Jackson, in mare quente of the evil practice many females are addicted to, that of picking the ear with a needle whilst at work. She suffered the most excruciating pain, baring injured the dram of theme. 01(111 WATER TtlIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 510'1115g 48 after 5. I Emu; 10 after S. LOCK AND SURGICAL DisPpesAar. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Preside**. THE Delicrcy nod Honour colitiecbtl with a certain class of Complaints,' require that Public cos. Relent► abbuld be confided to Profession:al Characters of known respectability owl (oleo's. This induced the Royal and Noble Patrons of the above Institution to give their somata to it, foe the exclusive treatment of Vein.l(.2l Compiriiiia, and the selectson of Mr. KIERNAN, as S ar . aeon, semiotic". high on the List of the Royal has proved (by the benefits it has conferred since its ass,. Wish:nem), the propriety of their choice. The ;w -imp often the dopes of empyriehon, and the artful delu4.e, held out by illiterate Men, r hu, under fictitspor ram.* aasumr d titl e s, gain their coned opinion. Tint I It)1.1 :4 justly applies to the Mealiest Psetenikrs of the [nevem „ whit, tinder assumed nutty, advertising as o ies, A. with fictitious names, hold not, ao they sly le it, the total lible treatment of Venereal Coinplaints. The [Art of she Royal Culler of Stirgrilho, published in Felrtnary. 1 tltti, Atom only those persons entitled to regu I r practice. and rat 'melt pretended founts belong to it. In stating slits fort. Mr. KIERNAN considers be is doing justice to the an d hi s d u ly 10 the distinguished Charueteis who hair founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to coned Society against such an imposition. fiinte its commebrement it amply fulfilled the views of its Patmos. Souse of tlw n o r,' obstinate and dangerous cases of Strictures, tkbi6h, and other supposed incurable affectiour of the peorratire organs, have been here radically and successfully beans). Mr KIERN A N maybe consulted as usiial„l4 Noll' Xl‘, , , at his house, 21, Lower CharMtteadreet. Redford, ripiarc, where Letters from Town and Country are to be nildiesini . , and the necessary Advice and Medicines will be giver ur sent to any part of the Kingdom. Just Published. price 4s. in boards, PRACTICAL oBNERvAtioNs on the above DIS. EASES. Ily F. KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood and Cu. VP, Paternoster-rim; Ilighteg noel 8011.174, Fleet-street; and , yr ii-conirl. Soho. No. eel Weere nil waterer rtta.-31ARTIAt. " Life is only Life, when blest with Health." THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within due bounds, mid thus to regulate the Passions; 4111+ restrained sod isouhordirate they impetuously deitroy those barriers which Religion and Morality %sive made sacri d to curb, hat not annihilate them, appears the lesson of pru dence, best calculated it/ limit their ed'erveseence. Every disomanivaliou of the liftman frame minim great medical knowledge to remedy, and the politic welfare is poi motet) when Professional our,, (disrecai ding the suggestissus of the envious and interested) deride their studies In the trisainsmal of Mom complaints generated by imprudence, au.l the ebullition of the passions qt ass unguarded moment, " The 'tweets of • nation consists is the health of the pie. plc;" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to the tolerance of unfeeling entryrietent, and to conistetitet. ai fares possible, its further ravages, we offer to suffering hi.. manity,the result of our own experience in the various 1)t. eases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary Wits' irai ly acquired at school, beforißeason has assettsil her right 'iv.. the mind), will, in contemplating Ids powerless state, bcrotne susceptible of en , iveuing sensations, in huotsing that the moat complicated state of exhaustion may he mussel now manly energy ; intense study, insmoilerate anxiety, [wig ri deeee in tropical climes, and many other causes, will ft - queutly derange the Nervous System ; in such rises WV 1,/41 hold out an assurance of re-snisnation, by woollies that hare long answered the sanguine bores of patients of both Sexes 'That bane to human happiness Lutes Ventres. rasa nos he limited fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science has in• divested its antidote of those distiessinir properti. itlid so long reudered its exhibition uneertain and harassing. tt • twit explain our method by observing to patients lilts/snug wider this malady, that a few days only are rtipiired for t h e removal of early symptoms; that the moat inveterate case will yield to our remedies within a mouth, and that in • pri son who only suspects himself injured, the disease way lit prevented altogether from appearing renritil, : 4 /- plies to nary other derangeinesta of the Geutrative striu, as Weakness, Ulcerations, ke. especially Strectures,olotie.de cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulauts. Some peculiarities itacida mai to the ..olkr sex, have Rot escaped our attention; in which. outdo. ss combined with efficacy, has. topersedeil the mesas usually adopted. Its floc, oursystem is uuique, 1/VClAliarly cDugst , .• • and eminently Suceessful. Educated is this our native city; schooled in one prof— signal attaistosest by its splendid medics! chatheters :or! having been able, personally, to conspire with admiral o.• Use British Surgical practice with the Continentid, our jot. trosions to superiority (in &branch we have selected) ore 41,1- totted by experknee, which is evinced by the daily appl“ .1. times we receive, even from distant countries. GO/13 and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons. 13, ilmoverksatreet, Fitot.stivet, 1.111141011. ••• For the mend amommestation we do not limit stir 's:titres to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted ..1 all reasonable boors. Country Patients are requested to scribe minutely their symptoms, Ise. when Medicine. with advice, will be immediately forwarded to any part of the kingdom. A bank-cote is expected to aocosspesy she ""'• MOMonsamenants VW DON related aid Pebbelied at the Office. Nu. 127, Strand; *there Advertisements ere received, a Lew (most paid) west be addressed..-C. SMITH. No. 1 °swan' 11110, W HITE, N• 117, Strautl, Publmist. I .: ♦rill LA. chit 111 r. Wit Lou Aft, AN (his tail , Mfl i 4. Mr sail Crt •CI 1k 11 .... T fig fa