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.0. • OLD ISAIILET. MussesAy, Ssressissa 23. • James MOWN was isglieted for stealing, on the gth day of August, .eight pair of stockings, the property 44 Thomas Geed. It ensnared iu eeedaece. that the Preseeeter kept • hobo's-sberp. iota which the Prisoner went and seetched from the vriadow-shelf • parcel of stock inv. He was immediately caught in the fact. sad committed to prise*. The Primes". iu his'defesce, said. that he went into the sleep se buy ribbon. and denied his haring put hie Wed wear the stockings. . Verdict—fir/My. Robert Jame. aged 13, std Robert Maim. aged 14, wine indicted fee steeling a watch, value IS/. the property of Moses Jewil. privately iu hie shop. It appeared in evidelice, that the boys west luta the Prosecutor's shop, who is a watch-maker. aid asked the price of • dial-plate. He shinned* missed a watch, mid immediately detected one of them (Jo n es) in the set amnia( the watch. % i talics-4*pp. pees Jesse; Masse.. Na 0,44. oneedied hest tried secs before at this bar. L'ergbat Ldillteras iserected fir steeling I moo.: Gerpese..seme.oheets, and silver span's. the pro pectref Writ Wllltissoo. A peembeeker proved that she Prisoner lied Psvthe articles stated in the indictment. Pfiasser. in her deface. charged the secutria with !mein sent heeept to pledge the ar ticles in question, for the wire of providing are metrics for the house. Verdict—Grihy. • se% :t P: William Said sod Jean MIS.' two WY., were Indicted far soraliag a limo-piste. value Iss..tbe `elKtl .Wen. Derueby. i:resetu tor stated, that en the 11th of July Ise lost • time-piece from the .nude-pines of bes pee. at Bromley Lock. Ahreber Fowler produced the timepiece. which Its obeerved the Newer carrying. They raid they .inrird it iu the gelds, From the chametem of the bays he believed them basest, mid that they really Mad the tiempieat. Verdict—Net Guilty. • Ser4 Spencer was iodieled fee steelier; la. is Ds k notes. tied a tobaccolieselt, from John Comm. Jul, Cu..., • peer Irish labourer, told his story hi • simple sad elfeelitig ausener. He said. that about three weeks ego be come to tow. frown the country, and es he was walking op Holborn, he impaired from • .01114111 stead* at • deer where he cook! get • lodging for the night.-Arkillet in the act of resking this Wilsey. be was Saismi es the shields! Isy fee Prisoner at the bar. whoseidolse iould lead hint to • quiet lodging; he eeemdiegly were with her to • home kept be one Wallace, at N.. 4e, Charles-street. Drierplsne. It was is the seeming. and being rather fatigued, he threw him self no the bed to sleeF. first taking off his hat, *hoes. end coat. This was in the parlour. where the weaved led hint—she remained in the room, saying, she hod to wait op for ether lodgers. Soon after he went to bed. he felt s hand in his breeches pocket. where the Bank notes were; he immediate -jesenitd up, dad seized the Prisoner's head. calling out at the same time, 66 Watch ! help !" The landlord, and live or is other persons entered the room, the watchmen also came moo after, and searched the Prisoner, who bad then only his to bacco-pouch about her. He server saw the isouey since. It Or us the savings he had laid by after eleven years hard labour is England. and he was going to send it by • frigid about to leave Loudest, to an. aged kb*, idle resided neer Newmarket, iu Ireland. The watchmen limited Bodin the tobacco-pooch ee the Primary, but no •oney. When he got iota the room. be saw the landlord. and Bye or six fel lows there. with the Prisoner. in thitt there was an opportunity toe her to pass away the Dotes behre she was token to the watch house. Curran was spin celled. and stated, that be was certain he had the notes when he went iota the house with the Prisoner. • V ~4 • I f it- 2 ' 'l,-* --- The COMMON SXI3IIIINT waned •p the e►i. deuce. - Jury, after isms besitatiba. flood the Pri mmer Goitty. Mates Debit was iadieted Aar Stealing a &Gaol waillkost, value ss. the propel-1y of Thos. Thump• 11sa, privately in his shop. Henry Thompion is son of T. Thompami who is a linen-draper. reading st 30. St. Martin 'AIM On Saturday. August 15, the Priamier applied to his father for relief, who gave his an order to be ettensined at the worlohoine ; he name bock sod told witness the cle►k was out; wittieso desired him to wilt till his father came in; setae time after be mw a worsted west coder Prisoner. where he wee sitting ; asked hint what ha was doing with it ? be void, Nothing;" then Observed a flannel waist. coat appearing from seder his coat; took it, fent for a cosatabk, and hod his apprehended. The waistcoat was produced and identilled. The Prisoner had no witanses to bring forward is his lessor. He stated that his father had been • sepr-re. Suer, some is respectable circumstances, bbt frets unavoidable misfertmes had failed. He (the Pri. aseser) lead thou procured a situation as clerk in a mervantile-herme, which he lost without say Eris eendect, miter kelvin held it • length of time. Al. osewside he had bees compelled to go to sea for a subsistence. where he had served unsay years, re strived a wound, end been discharged es inculpable of .ervice. He had mode every shift to support life by hareem mama, before he went to Mr. Thaw. iree‘ Severe west had tempted him to take the weistcoat, having at the time not had • shirt es his back, nor ate • morsel for three days before. Henry Thompson send, the Primmer wore the ap peamoce of the most pressing distress the day he was in the shop. His father desired to recommend Itim must strongly to mercy, bat hod been amble to anted in person. The Jury bead the Prisoner Canty, but ear. mostly recommended him to mercy. The Rucoaogit addressed the Prisoner, and told his. that, from • coesideration of his peculiar cir cumstances, the Court meld merely award him to be hoed Is. and discharged. Th. Prisoner woe a very decent steady-looking man, aged bo, dressed tolerably well, !twin (es we understood) received the clothes en going into prison. Calk end --- /invert two hors were indicted for stealing a gold ors and key from T. White, en the 13th July lest. T. White was coming down Piccadilly en the day specified in the iudictment, in company with his son • as he come opposite to the New Street, his son c ri ed net, " Father, that hoy has your witch !" pointing to a crowd beside them. He pot Ins hand to his fob. sod found that Isis watch had been Dearly drown out, and that Isis seal and key bad been cut Older ribbon • he looked round, sod sew Noggins. • pence °lacr, sculling with one boy, sad !wort, a beadle, with another. the Prisoners. Ivory is a beadle of St. Anne's parish; hosing heard the exclamation of the boy, as described by the former witness. laid hold o f boy next to the 'Prosecute,. who began to remonstrate with him, immediately after observed the Prisoner Clio ke steep, take of his het, end drop on the mend be tween his legs two smell baskets, with the reel and key ; he let the ether boy go; seised Clarke with one band, sod took the property iu the other. Both were takess to Bow-street. Huggins, a pence racer. sew a pair of seism in Murphy's right-hand, apprehended and brought him to Bow-street. The k.y and seal were produced. and identified by the Prosecutor. The Prim iners hod we whimpers to character. Murphy said he had seen the scission dropped by e bey. sod bud taken them op. RPCOltbta summed op the evidence, and the Jery immediately found both Prisoners Guilty. Jotahlkus Wird was iodicted for simple Weeny, in steeling a sock and two _bushels of berme and bran, the property of W. Mellish, Esq. M.P. Thos. Selwyn is a carter, in the service of Mr. Mellish; bad locked op his bin on a Friday night, about *ix or seven o'clock ; it continued some bean. end bran mixed. Went to it the Ilea morrisrox t shoot eve, end foetid it broken open, sad the bran end been; takes; knew nothii , g about the sack. The Prisoner hod worked in his master's service, end been ditchetged ebootoreer NIL W. Colley. a coustsble. was ant es the Son&ty monolog after, at three o'clock, us comploy with J. Hurdseglield ; saw the Primmer user Mr. Mellish's hue with a mark ; hallooed. Bed he 'brew it down. Hie emanate asked him what he bed got Owl: he replied, he did trot know. sod added is Gentle ' men. I hope you'll let me go, sod I'll leave the country." Told him it was more than their places were worth. and apprehended him. J. Houtingfirld assisted the last witness to take the Prisoner. He said he had found the sock ; could net tell where be was taking it. The sack contained beans and twee mixed (of which he pro. duced a sample), and lredl Mr. Mellish's mime at full length on it. James Skelton, servant to Mr. Mellish, bad lent a sock similar to the one in que.tiou to Selwyn, the carter, and it had disappeared. Mr. Benison ' steward to Mr. Mellish,, pepiacrd a ample of the beaus and bran from which thst in the bin had been taken, and thinks it of the same description with that found on the Prisoner ; saw the Prisoner about his master's house the day before he was taken. The Prisoner said he had accidentally Amend the sack, with its cements, in a ditch, on the Saturday night, and west for it the next morning. with the intention to restore it to the rightful enter Verdict--Ceihy. George Bowyer. amid 13, was indicted for steal ing two silver tee-spoons, and • pair of silver sugar. tongs, the property of Colour! John England For- Wean. on the 6th July last. Ann White is savant toile. Nineties.. On the townies of the 6th July she had left the articles specified es a table in a front room on the under floor is her master's boom in Montagu-square. and west out of it ; in about Ave minutes she re tarsier!. saw the Prissoer. who mid he had COW doom the area far some dust ; mimed the spoons. &c. and accused him with taking them ; he denied it ; she pat her hand to his pocket, and foetid them in it ; she And him apprehended. • The Primmer said, that we. bad struck him es Ole head with a tea-pot. The itscososs observed. that if oho had. she had dose very right.—Verdiet—Grilly. Vohs Sulliwor and Mery Mars were indicted far Melia; a pair of shoes, a pair of stockists, hate other articles of apparel. and IL Os. in silver, of Williams Hopper. on the 26th August. W. Hopper is a journeyman carpenter, was shut out of his lodgings on the *iglu of the 93th ; met the frank Priscilla, end west to sleep with her in Charles-street; Dru;yvlano t when he awoke in the morning, sow the two Pummels gni,* net of The door *fib', reams; missed his shoes, stockings. neck. kerchief. and mosey; ran to the window. mired it. sheeted to a man to stop the Primus.% who did soy r an dons himself immediately after, and pee them both into ensiodr. The Milker who cook the Priseems, found on Sullivan the shoes and stockings and 10s. in silver. Bed on the female la. 6d. Mary Mellon said, that she had taken the clothes to Orfte by directive of the Preereetur the night be. - es he told her be had no mosey to give her. Solliven said, he hell cease in to go to bed. and hod hikes off his shoes and stockings before be perceived a men ; in his hurry to get away. he had by mistake put on the man's shoes and stockings instead of his owe. Verdict—Beth Guilty. Before the trial was emend as. Mary Mellow de sired it might be postpaid ow @moat of the sh oetree of sane witnesses, who would give hso a cha racter—but '• The RSCOIII2II said, it could not be dose. and it was not necessary. The Court show ten sidared haw is her situation to hare s peel eharader, tiU they were found pill. Wis. Hervey. itagitie•enaker, was indicted for embezzling two Bank notes of the value of 11. each, the property of his employer, Thomas Edge. Mr. Andrews stated, that even if the facts alleged could be sustained by evidence, of which he had strati doubts, this indictment could not be sup ported by the Act of Parliament under which it wee brought. It was, therefore, useless to give the Jury the tremble of going into the ease. Thomas Edge. the Prosecutor. was then called upon, Mod net appearing. the ?divas was se. quitted. • , • •) CREATPkDEIII I RLIN "'RAT. _ . • Desist Cris, the meat prolealrieM Is 110/11011017111Mt of the spatial; world, completed, with arill Paw. doe artesiehleg nod separalleled mateli b waist 75 utiles ot.oky is six naceemive Aim, beim; mil. le all! The growled Ames low this omodue was $ ails, mell sowed sal Item the Ges Iwo, es Hoe Asia, Mad, weer Newbury, where es easemblar et rem 7NSO specimen were daily collecerd, whilst as meme was homed by reo. Hessen eso horseback to keep off the preeelee crowd. The wafer depesitiout was 461. Weider emelierabie seas la privets brie. At thirtyteur shakoes pee Is s'eleek sa Setsreley evesimh he coapisied hie tusk, beim; within twewly.eiz ishoetee of tie Ores AIM A Mr. IN— walked will Ma the Met 105 mike, sad M hie active esertiess mood atteedswee, Crisp Is Marbled for s e triumph. W hey bed to essokm, &elm the thew, acsiebt very high d,ied with Ms beers eft rods. Amoral of the last miles we vorehrmed is (alter. solely) treat lea too Hiram missies. The WM ?Id sibs he performed is aim missies. Ow his etwbaugiss tickets for Ma last mile, he was cheered with the meat remove* cop. plasm, sed a eigsaligue was And Is the Aerie at New. bury, Wm 'meek op • mom peal; es the sewehreise • pair of pipets@ were diepseebed et be the asetromplie with the sews. Whew he Gaiehed, he wow esaveyed is • chaise by Mr. Battey to the Three Tess las, where every sureties was paid him, sad be received every we at a medial gee. Ileums requisite. He was rewired is tows wit the cheer io, of the perdue, mid virgin of the thumb bells. He Named much pale is Me feel; ese ef hie legs and his lift heed were • little swelled. DISCO ritar •Or ,1PX0P61277. We lime sire* stated, Om two of the Surrey robbery were o. Mloadoy Welt spyrebeaded jf four the eometable. On Townley midair weft boys who *ere *On in an copy bow, Wmerloraflow, Wilwortb, mar that which the robbers wore &..d eimeneeleil Is, diooevetod hewers die ceiling • quantity of plate which was *Wien • few NOON orb free the home of Mr. Hell, Dientood-row, Peahens, and in the restdeogre of ibe persons is enstaly, vAleti were diamemewit by she anietablr, be foam) • great number of 44•1•• amides, of 'duel he has fowl the wrier, owl also pooperty to • large mounts ABOMINABLE ASSAULT 1 1W. ' rim , fr... a Dolmen fear sod live o'clock on Maeda? evening, Mary' Taylor, • liar child tinily seven years of age, danglaser to Mr. George Taylor, of No. I, Leather-lane, Holborn, wee seat by her mother to sell four or tie meal( pidab at lite shed of Mr Julio Merpherd, semen* sad spfereary, N 0.91, Mattost.garsim, when Jam Tboram, the liperwas, aged aeveliteen„ awl, fast the street door and toot Me paw eldid as. the e pr4r, where he sttempted to violate her permit. a.lWhea thewest house she informed her mother of Ilse fl .shins g s warrant was obtnisegi spirit the allies sad be was brusitht before the Magistrates at Hatton s for examisaties • Prom the seasibility sad Instraledge of the child sheasen put to her oath, and, in the most modest manser paapgMwo sbe dearly proved the assault. Ilr.Thonsen Owes, assistant to Mr. tokiisik onigsess: soil spoillemiry. No. 14$, Midditneow, Holimenogolla as, to the injury dome the child. The there , being made oast, the Prisoner was ordinid to and hail, sad the fatter of the child recommended to iodic! hies. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roirssoirew. sorresessa 271. Arrived the Dutch ship Graeae Sawa, Jewell, from Demerara for Amsterdam, sidled 31st July; she is wily half lades with swine, after tylag at Disserers six setaths : os 26th two vessels left fler Sailluad• Pagers, up Channel the Richard, Noble, from Demmer., sailed 16th August, passes/en leaded here by epilog-heat. &died the Tiber, fur Chatham, to be paid of; sod Ro sario us • cruise. Passed through kw Cowes, the (A) Repos, from New Orleans. memoir= serrates& 11. Cu... in the Thalia Herbert, from Loudon fur ladle sad the Lapwing ashes, from. cruise. immures, swirvitwomt lA. Arrived of this port the Sports% from Wilford, sad sail ed again on a cruise. Sailed the Duke of Keel packet, with a mail for Lisbon. tuisnmass, serums= At Arrived late last night the sloop Geed Vetroawes of Amsterdam, from Antwerp fur Sa n d w ich, dismested, as of ember and cable, sad other deolego. soviet, sitralaltall 22. Arrived of this port tits Allies's, Coker, from New York. Satz, lIITTEMIFIL 21. The John, Males, from Linenhadiire Maio, Is arrived, with part of the cargo of the Jam. A letter receive, ibis mansion report* the eaccese.of the fallowisa ships, viz.—Ariel, fall; Everthorpe, full ; sod Nary Frames, six large Sib. On Friday night two vessel. ran foul of each other between Southwold and Yarmouth, when one of them received so much damage that she foots. &rod. sad seventeen persons perished. The other (a collier) was towed tow Yarmouth Bar, where she wow hos dimwitted. An misfortunate accident occurred on Monday uftertseen. in White Rose-alley, Beach-street, Bar. Wean. The wind blowing very strong. a stack of chiasuies at the house of Mrs. Roans, Ni. 3, in the Alley, was blown done, which fell aspen the roof and drove it in ; two children were asleep its bed in the attic. e beam fell upon the heed of one of than, a girl about six years of age. and killed her in. stantly. The other, an infant only two years el' age, was taken out of the ruins, bet slightly in jured; the mother (Mrs. Roach), who is a widow, was injured very severely on one tide. A letter from Carlisle. dated September 19, says. " Monday last, Mrs. ELIZABSTII Raw, so sell known for her citations in the improvement of pri eon discipline, united Uri: from Scotland; and on 'Tuesday visited Carlisle gaol, attended by her bro ther, Mr. 013111111`, of Norwich. She was accom panied by several of the Magistrates. and a consi derable number of ladies and gentlemen, who had spontaneously assembled ou hearing of her inten tion. She was well setisAed with the evading* of the prisopers, in respect of cleanliness, &c. Is the evening she met • great many ladies and gentle men, who were highly gratified by the interesting infeemation which she comitimneated respecting the reformation of many females of abandoned cha racter. The ladies present, provided they can ob tain the sanction of the Magistracy, agreed to form themselves into an association to provide employ. meat and , suitable instruction for the female psi. goners in ear gaol. and to endeavour to render it • place of useful industry. and, if possible, of ammedgagett. There can be little doubt hot leave will be cheerfully greeted by the Magistrates. Mrs. ray left Carlisle on Wednesday morning for Kendal, eta Wigton, Allonhy, Maryport, &e. with I the deign of pinning her prtiteworthy layers." • 7 •"" . .4 *: IRELAND. DURLIN, SEPTEMBER 19. Mr. Omit, the new Secretary fur Ireland, arrived at the Castle yesterday. The Kilkenny Theatre will open on Monday. the ttst instant, with the comedy of The Way to Keep Him, and the farce of The Weathercock. The Races of Limerick oamenenced on Thurs day, with the Fits-Gibbon Stakes, to which twenty 01.e Subscribers were added. On the mine day, a match was intended to be run between Mr. Royse's Mermaid and Mr. Villiers's Claret. for our hundred guineas, rode by the owners. Nearly all the capital hones iu Ireland hare arrived. CONE, CIPT. IS. SPURIOUS TBS. Yesterday, node; the direction of Collector Pe. *crasher, and the Acting Inspector General of Excise, a seizure was made of sax pounds of spu rious tea, is the house of • grocer. in the North Maio-Wert. This day the Officers have resumed their search, hut we have not heard what bas been the result. We have not a doubt that there is a great deal of this deleterious compound iu this City.:-(Adoertiser.) sm. 1•7. The person by whose information the seizure of tea was or Monday made in the North Main -street, was himself the manufacturer of it, and he has, as we anticipated in our last, given a clue to the discovery of frauds of greater magni tude. lie has informed ageinst aiae grocers of this city, having sold to them at different times his imitations, of which we give a list and description at the end of this paragraph. He had, we under stand, a depot for the manufacture in Kerry, and used to travel vending his wares to all parts of the kingdom. It appears that be disposed of a ton of spurious tea, and a ton and a half of pepper, yearly. We have no doubt that his discoveries will be of some importance. He is, however, not the only man in the trade ß as he had two partners in the . _ m• concern: a disagreement with whom (arising out or • heal love) was the pion of his giving information. Taa-sis iminufactoiesl from alder leaves, by being put into a heap until thex heat. then exposed to the sun, arid when half dried' it is rubbed by • the hadds and riddled. 'When tea is made of sloe leaires. they.are boiled, placed is the sue on tin or • co , ' 'plates, T end dried with copperas. • .. #a to r ide ,by adding 71b. of course 'ffilliFiii *Valhi! weight of real mustard. Gig Gift—ls made by adding Ilib. or yellow ochWtO elb. of • tell ginger. . k° GROUND PEPPIER-4S made of raptiolor __ , _e, ground after the oil isextescted. ' ' WOOLS PRPPRII—Is made with coarse flour celled seconds;` it Vs made half wet, and rubbed between the has s. pulsed through a sieve, mud delved in an owed and mixed with real pepper. lentotr..4% Made with commas slate blue and real indigo put into a limn bag and let lie in water about twelve hours, then spread iii the sun. and when dry it will crack, and is then dusted with real Spanish indigo to give it a good colour. On Friday night last some villains succeeded in entering, by the window of the staircase, the dwell ing-house of the Rev. Mr. Soigne, residing at the Glebe-house, near Cove. They were armed with al blunderbuss and pistols. and having proceeded to Mr. Sweyne's bed-chamber. and preventing him by severe threats from snaking any resistance, suc ceeded in taking away his gold watch ,and three guineas in money, after which they Leh the house without committing any further depredation. A large reward has been offered for the appreheusion of the robbers.—(tbid.) ICILKRINNY. szetestate 16. In onr last number we mentioned that a man Domed William Holmium had been fosnd murdered on Tuesday (by en error of the press printed Wed nesday) night, near Freshford. An inquest was held by Francis Reynolds, Esq. County Coroner. It appeared, ns we stated in our last, that several cattle, which had been impounded at Freshrord, for mirror of debt due to Stanhope Gresham, E-q. of Dublin, were carried off by a lawless party on the night of the murder; that, on the discovery of the rescue, Jacob Leaky, the pound-keeper. went off in pursuit of the cattle; that he was followed in half an hour by his son mid a policeman, stained Joseph Holmes., both of whom were armed with muskets ; and that the deceased was found deed on the road side, by which they went in search of the rescued beasts. All the three were examined on the In quest, amid the two latter admitted that they 11411, the deceased lying on the road, but said that they passed on, thinking him drunk, without lifting him. or calling fur assistance, although he lay within twenty yards of houses. One of the Gentlemen of the Jury, with that regard to the accuracy of inves tigation so he:mumble to Coroners' Inquests in the sister island, so little attended to in this, desired the guns of the parties to be sent for. They were brought up. One of them impaired to have been momently buried in mud. This trine. Holmes ad. lifted to be the one he carried on. the 'sight of the *order. The death of Holahan appears to have hoes eeessioned by one desperate blow which had sunk the leek' of a gun deep into the head. -and to base been inffictiti by s person coming up behind its sufferer. On examinitig the hick of Holmes's gun severe' ray hairs were found about the cock aed Sint, WM& the Jury thought corresponded eseetly witittlie'lietrity lecke of the peor'eld tan. The leek WO 'attest unscrewed, and thou 'the or upper ' 'it pectiliartehope it exactly gb ait •i ibe wouw•op ' Stud powerful'had beetittte aI I M. A" Iltili'tertler belonging to the deceased watched the body through the night.'asill until the %quest was held, sot ever left his poor master's told corpse moil Holmes come into the room where the investigation toot place, when the faithful ("Adore sae eat. The following is • espy of the verelletl- , - 48 We led that William Holahan. the deceased, came by his sheath in consequence of a wound in. Skied on his heed by the lock of a gun. which was produced. proved. mid admitted to have been car ried ow the night of Tuesday, the sib day of Sep- Mabee instsat, by Joseph Holmes. en which night the deceased come by his death."—(Lelissfer JawaeL) ccommu., @spumoni le. We my sincerely , regret to state. that on Satur day last the eldest mit of the Rev. Mr. Bsttemby, en d e ns Bader. his Proctor, with two young gen. Hansen, who had accompanied Mr. Batteraby for the purpose •f viewing the tithes of Mo lbo``h, were fallen upon with a most savage ferocity—the Consts!des whom they had with them for protect. lion, and all the reit of the party who had arms. were robbed o' them; 'and the whole party cruelly beaten. Mr. Batteraby's life, from the battering he received oa his heed, is considered iu serious danger.—( Herald.) IMPTEMBER 11'n Yesterday an attempt was made here to sweep chinuties by a machine, sod it folly succeeded. Captain Oliver. brother to the Rev. Silver Oliver, Rector of Loughgult, brought with hiin an tippers. ins for the above purpose, which was tried hi the leeks-room in the Tontine. in the presence of a num h-r of inhabitants, and it cleansed the chimney (three stories high) so t ffectually, that when a sweep was sent up afterwards he could bring down too soot. 'A number of gentlemen present subscribed to purchase the apparatus from Captain Oliver, in order to keep it for the use of this city, and he wss waited or to return him thanks for having brought the apparatus here, and to request he would give it at the prime cost, which was three pounds. To this request Captain Oliver consented, and. on re ceiving this sum, lie generously banded one-half of it es a d o notion to the Savings' Bank. and the other half to the Society for the Suppression of Street . Begging. • NEST/NOS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL M. R. W. ituairenk Bartlwiloabeir.bee. Mork-broke► 1 3 .1. Moody, late of Yurit.inews, livery -stable beeper 1 3 N. Wariegtor, Ilighbolteet, hep-mberebsst CORN EXCHANGE, Szenusga 23. We Owe had ao fro& arrivals sigma Wroday, sad ass trade His morale( is dell. A few selfsame*? is Awe Wheat sad Oafs were at lifiraday's prices. learesy is dell. la Pease sad Bases there is ea ■lteratiuu. COAL MARKET, Sermasta 23, fillips at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 141 Newcastle 13f.... 41.. 3d. to 43. 64. 3 Sunderlaud BIRTH. Let morning, at Hope Cottage, Middlesex, Mr.. Stork dak, of Pall-Mall, of a son. _ MARRIAGES. is Tuesday, the "Id inst. at Mary-le-bone church, Sir John Boyd, Part. to Harriet, woad daughter of the late Hugh Boyd, Esq. of Salty Castle, county Antrim. Ho the 17th Matsu, at St. George the Martyr, Queen. square, Lieut. Gram, of the Sd West India Regiment, to Mary, the third daughter ofJohn Moore, Esq. late of Wood . Heek-street. • Oa Tuesday. lest, at M. Margaret's, Norwich, the Res. fasseles Pembroke, of Cherisey, Sorra?, to Mary Aaar, Addest I lamighter of the his Captain Jaw Smyth, formerly the 3lst Regiateat of Foot. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Wornirg 0 after L. I &tiling 34 after 9 . Just published, priee be. in boards, THE II. 'GIS of LIFE; a Nou- Medical Com mentary as the indiscretions wisher frees Hamm Frailty, in which the Comers Symptoms, sod baneful drew' of Lars Veneer*, Goaurrheta, Stricture, Semival Wrokocs,, ice. ere fully developed. Part 11. contains mono Rem irks 04 certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility. Part 111. mahrecee Practical Ohaervatiesse en Sexual Dioldy, Sclf• Ahmar, Le. la Peel IV. is a Aeries of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaimiarg them iet a familiar mail. are, oat the whole addrested to the Youth aad Maturity of both Sexes. Sy GOSS cod CO. Consulting Sercenns. May lie bad at 2 1 1, Patatuoster-row, Ulade; and at ell hostkeellers. Memo. Owes and Co. are to be eousulted, a. 'weal. every day, at their house and Patients in the Country are re. quested to describe minutely the ease, eaclosing a rrmtt. bier fur Advice cud Medicine, which can he forwarded to any part of the World. Goss sad Co. M.K.C. Sargasso, 13, Bouverie-strset, Fleet. street, London. summit ADVICE. IT is impossible to arge too often. or with Hai mach forte, the necessity, when Medical sir burgles' Advice becomes requisite, of applying to professional MO. of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Tlnuirls every one cements to this remark, yet there are few who fol low it practically, and neasiera are every day the victims it inexperience and empiricism. The success which has aceoui.. peeled us ie our long-established practice is the must sati, factory moot of oar professional skill, as it is she must um juiveral pledge of the publiccosldeoce. Our reputation is the result of Shirty yews' successful practice in this metro polis, sad I. leo well fonnileil to require adventitious aid dating that period, some of the most distinguished men in Ilse costar, have bees osier our care, and have furnished. by lisle perfect reettestiou to health, the Newt satisfactory tes ti...ids of oar supi n e shill sad experleoce. Sanctiourd Ili etipil_priv4rge to prettier, as regularly ethicated Mo ws% !leather' of Ithe Royal Colleges of London and Edin burgh, surd foremily in his Majesty's Service, ill whirl' last illeglielly we here bed the meet favourable apporlusilin of :mielireetieg the readies Kehler countries with war own, we AIMS been ambled, from there multiplied adranisses, to at -21...iy0 that cesium eXperitlitit or well as prompt moans of ri.. Wert laths I. a more .61meere and less diversified practice. 41 le MtuVs hcv Imposellste to attain. le all Cases of Venereal tie,and in every Complaint •f Debility slid Delete-per, .Irbelber arising treat lie iligliaeliON of yeetb, lone risideuce Ns want eimaleq, feu Heise, or soy tither canoe pros:wen% 3, 4"1111 . a . . lor mealy vigour, the Patient may rely on is restoration to sowed and vigorous health. Sti whites Maki er ten sad loyal years' duration, have yielded M atm asperiar phis illegalised in the abort period of three r i Oaks way of these mare had previnesly been uudrr dr ear, . Messrs. Here and Heaviside, and other Sorter's,. of ft eminfiee, who attempted their owe by the supplied iii orlbelenar Fanatic without meccas. To the Female Ms it 'wilt 4se coesolatory to Irma., that they may Debilities which defeat conception, and • of renowthlal felicity. we Amy be consulted by Patients of great* denten, matey, sod honour, et I.lllll.64seiss. Terns of nionseend toe 18 the Rio loterview. r a d i o, I. the Coootry statist the In. IMO% 11110Shig.* reotittaoce for Advice and have theses* gives •r sent to all "port* of CURRIE sea CO Serireeee, aliribin of elle Rep! Oellepe Loiidoe k.ollse Ilersierly is Ida aleieetee Service, ' modes. LONDON: Mated sisd.Published at the Stroud; alien Advertiseesents ate received. =aid) isms be addressed.— C Vs Prieter.—J. 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