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Ct GKNKRAL lELECTiON. liciest; soy rion-"-a beiigar 'may pet tee so sp. parsec, of siarsidour." Mr. Gutter( (for the Defendant)—" My Lord, this was all sulatarisieut to the delivery of the at. *tries be the Plaimilf." Mr. 'Merlyn-AA Plesoch *lip I shill prove her rettlemetst." Mr. Torrtpo thee premeded to call his wit. -ewes. rhili s 'aps unwed that she was Omen' when the Derenitarit , ores introduced by 'bee Olettber to the PleietiC There 'Mere rennin ortielroef dress which elw irier o mode end *delivered Veda Defendant at her houlaiiit Idostiloolot-ottert, UoacisoOket . t Hera a letter.wee handed to Me. GoloverOspon reading which. he Said he weed., undertake to do that which was right, end refer the canoe. '" Mr. Topmast said there was every disposition on his part to I are done so lwfore. Mr. Cuawooo gave Jull,credit to Mr. Top pissz's intention, bot the tact *as that they had a welshers" client to deal with. _ Tite rase nos then referred to Mr. Arabia. A certain Noble Morgans, it was rtiamiaretl, ad. naiad tbs . attempt at defence. - IAZTIIXET Or A I.llTl'll FROM XENDAL, DATED •• Tis:s day me Axed by the Lowther. foe making I growl miry into Kendal, in lirrler to counteract. if possible, the impression as powerf►,lly and uui- Venally mask against their mole. No poison had been spaced toive velgt to the thing. All the Orintempo.. chiefly Clergy►uen, ill their interest, mustered early in the day to attend them. The ale-houses hall been opened some days bef►we, and thousands of yards of yellow ribband distributed. The most unpleasant symptoms be gan, however. to appear—for on Tuesday the ale was drank to the cries of " Lowther Ale. and Brnroghwat foe ever!" and the ribbands were son &nosier distributed than they were dyed blue. Mr. .11.'s colour. New exertions were therefore mode so secure an appearance of a popular recrptioo.— )~a►snrrsnl the family and their adherents. who had no freeholds, were brought from the country•. A great chimer was ordered in the Town Flail ; and. as Westmorelssod men could be got in And near Ken dal. to draw the carriage, nine barrels of ale were sent to the cyan/ worker• (Scotch and Irish la bower.). and a guinea a bead given to hire them be this service. 0 Mr. ItrOughant's Committee issued so address', 'shorting the good irrupts to • behave with the at - OSA propriety upon the arrival of Lott Lowther and Colonel Lowther to-morrow: 1 regret to add. however. that the of en.ive conduct of this oppressive sod domineering party, who are determined to disregard thE feelings of the county. and ro insist upon naming both Members, More especially the measure so blameably resorted to, of hiring the Scots and Irish labourers, pro duced an ebullition of popular feeling, not wit Irian& ing all the efforts of the Indepeodent party to c heek it. The Lowther cavalcade was attacked. and seer. Pal of the carriages pelted and covered with mud. Mr. Bolton. of Stows, who hid made himself very active in the caure against the Independent in terest. and maw or two of the clerical partisans, suf fered considerable indignities on this occasion. The earring.* of Lord Lowther aud Mr. Wilson. of .nal'iron.Town. rrsclwd the inn—and as the two Membeos, in their printed addresses, had promised to justify their conduct and expose • calumnious misrepresentations,' of which they complained, Mr. ▪ Brougham, after exerting himself In every direction to preserve the peace or the town,anol with inc h sac . sl'es as to obtain rew the adverse party Is quiet hear ing. called upon the Noble Lord and his brother, the Colonel. to come forward with their promised vindication. and to spew what single tnisrepresenta riou had veer been tittered by any of the Indepen dent roty. This call was repeatedly urged, will►. pot ant• rl}-et. I►tdh by Mr. J. 11. and Mr. Henry Curare's. who exerted himself slily and powerfully on the ocras . . No answer could be obtaiouri, either f the two Members or from the Rev. Dr. Sattertlowaite. win, had come with them, it was sup posed, its ender to week, bat who was owl observ ed in the town. " It was remarkable that Mr. Maude. Mr. Wil son, of Abbot's Hall, and others. to whom the day's proceedings ►hew that they have lost all their popu larity in this neighbourhood, had formerly enjoyed the universal favour and good will of their fellow. countrymen; but their junction with the other party has imitated the yeomanry. who regard the ease. is their owe, and all their adversative as at. 'tonaptsug to domineer and dictate." Great curiosity has been excited to learn how the CNANC[Lt.OR of the EXCHEQUER will be ■bte to redeem his promise. to pay, in cash. the six millions due to the Bank. All attempts in the House of Commons to extort an explanation have hitherto foiled. It i. in our power, we believe, to solve the ni)stery. The Loan now urgociating by France aniontits to 30 millions, part of which is wanted to pay off tiw sums due to the Allied Sovereigns. on ai • count of contributions. or these, England's .hare now amounts to about seven millions, sad nut or this rum paid by France, as soon as she shall be enabled to do so by the L,wu now contracting. we understand the CHANCELLOR of the EXCSEHIUta MEM to pay off, tit cash. the six millions due to IV Dank.—(Glohe of Sasturchey.) The Nose...(rom Sicily to Civ;rpool, was driven on Awe on the 10th inst. near Tuskir ; crew Paved. The pomp and ciresimslruce or election liretrn *inns prevailed strongly at Boston in the lost week. 1111NRY ELIAS. Esq. the third candidate, arrived in that town on Thursday, the 6th, and experienced worm support from the Pink or Corporation party. Mr. ELLts stands on the interest of his popalAr decea-ed friend; Colonel MILLIPII ; and the stir. cess or his canvass occasioned a renewed visit by Mr. NIADOCIIIS on Friday. Mr. BURRRI.I. wss hourly • tweeted on Wednesday last. Music and homer-. and torches and speeches, and the chairing of ~ ., . .tidatio;have been tho order of several days at tiol• THE YURDIRS AT CRESfiWICH. Saturday a selpicious character, who stated his ems to I t l e s tisser am lnge, was brought a before the Megi e rt o r a! e t ile 4 t u l 9 1th divers . office this trerain Si.. Mie l e * if . Berm se g e l l,Kes e t. The offiret• stated, that the hinnies. was •my bad &erecter. He had Ism • repaint thief for years, sad helsuged lo the Kent atrael gang. Or agewrowd the description ' in the newspapers, if, • crass who won. sees sear Deptlbrd on Smarr last; and theestater they took him hate eastody. He had hot two An gus weds left had; his alum exactly neeorded with the scam* ellednl to; sod from his bung in custody afro iceboxga epee a charge of 'sleek', the boos* of a Mrs.. Jesus ' ' at Greeenrich, sad shallots moor, 'nil gouda to • Imp auseehl, they more strongly startled him. WM: he was eassilued upon the charge of airt•Jsulei mid, that she believed White was the person who gelded her; but she meld not swear to the fart, for she was is smell as agitated state at the time that she coedit net under take to do so. White was so Saturday iseerrogated as to his Seise at Greenwich se Sendey last; bet he did Set give solisfauory acromet of himself, ad bawls threelowe cow milted for rosumeimetion. A tea, named Barre. was *pretended tom Saturday, and exanoised arm sespicloo ofireing remised its the murder sod Merry at Gresswich. it inioeMdthottlaryst • sans dieselule eheiedlee; that hebod too settled place of • litedafiliglot, t hy hiss own aecases, be dept at flemetwtehyle a court, which Is infested by hod tholacters. • The •house, in which be slept was searched le the come of last week is erewinsisenee. Rarest was in the Balt.ffieso, In the Beroogh, on Friday, sad stated, that he had erre the dead bodies of Mr. Bird sod his servant, and that be could tell who wee, the pffiesell that committed the aserdeow, hot. he 44 au. choose to receive lolsodamosee. He cubist give ea Mdsfeetery *meat of himself; medbu law a had Amster, nod linalog shpt at Gemswiela o n the eight the secedes carer eammilted, the Megialretes bought =to comnit him fur re.examiaation. Way J. Slamelleld was brought op from the Hoe& Cormetims, awl exansined before H. el Dlevr - 21111 oussig., the Magistrates at Worshipstreet. Ilse Palmer eileffiedin t ed himself os Friday, in coosespiewee of the statuses* Mold had appealed la the Papers, that as ladividaid amerrioto his deseriptitie was mei with his Helloes balk* es /has f3reeowit‘road,on last &today marodag. Misted the whole of the moorairig, whets, slier & li t " pits af r ai tlese of several whom's, each of whom was examined et grey tenth, it appeared that the Prioaoser had hero dries/pg. was beat at a hem of ill-fame at Retelife, wheelies mit bled; awl Ihriag he lost his way, crossed thellietir St Elephant-stairs, and strolled dews to Deptford; lebeelegailk Moss al emeo'clock on Saailay.• The Magistrate expressed himself pea fretly satirical of his Nampa sod hawing adamieheil bite fir has impruilemee, he was disibarged, quite deer of all impartation. Saturday two officers rettersed routs Colchester, where a nephew of the deceased Mr. Bird resided; snspicion bat' fat kw upon him, bast the invesigatitto which tank place daring the stay of the ofSeers, fully setielled them that he had no had in the tranractioa. The tow, of Greenwich was mach thronged and agitated iro Saturday; every coach that arrived brought intelligence of some kind, which was sought after by the inhabitants with great evertors.; many met' Anodes! reports were in eir enlation. Saturiley might, et arra tAlietk, there was a general reamer that the mum who had committed the murder hail given himself op to the officers at Bow-elreet, which report, we Coned, like assay ethers, devoid of truth. A eiresomsleace hook place • short time ace relative to Mr. Bied, which has sot rt berm aside public. Mr. Bird Ohs tralkiag fume his heotkv's, at Royal WA, Greiswich, le his hearse. when he was soddenly attacked by sum per use :he hail jest time to tarn 'mad and see who was the person that assaulted him, what hewer shuck to the ground. A desert. happened to came up, sad the man who attacked him hearing his footsteps, made • precipitate retreat and maw. When Mr. Bird was taken lonnie, and recovered, heated that he lse* also the person was that bad attacked him, but that he never would divulge it. Oo saying this be shed Mrs, nod appeared much alTretil. it has toren Cull. lectured that the person who so basely attacked Mr. Bird was his murderer. The perms wow noustalrougly suspected if the 'warders are two young men mimed Bray, who re sidedashert lime ago meat Widasore, Surrey. T he officers have been in pursuit of them several days, sod they have not been sable yet to discover their retreat. They had eh scowled from their several places of residence. Saturday night three officers left Lundell, Modem received information ofowit awswevieg their descriptiom brims in the neighbour hood of Maiiistome. A sister of these men tired servant •vlii Mr. Bird about eighteen months ago. The young men suspected have for a considerable time infested the county of Surrey. The hotel ligence of their appreheasion is liehtly reprised. Besides reek three watches were stolen out of Mr. bird's hovel, and • meat tesantily of linen. The Madam di sot know what is taken. The outman who has washed the family linen says thud were she allowed to look over the clothes found im th: house she cooed directly say what hod been stoles : such • pmposition has been made by the police officers, hat the re l a tiv e s decline dodge so. use only way limit appears likely to discover the neankrers is to have She property stolen ad. verlised and described ; amt to do this it must he aserriairied what property has actually been stoles. There is • circuits. sharies which has caromed a great deal if cues Mod, trilling as some may think it, deserves 14 lie mentioned. The bills sock tip agatest the walls about ffitternetieto, offer ing • reward of MN. for the apprehension of the murderers, were very gererally torn. THE FUNERAL. OF THE MURDERED PERSONS Saturday morning the euffine.is which the bodies of the above ankartnnate permits were deposited were, after the relatives and the friends had tutus their last view of them, screwed down. At tome o'clock it was reported that they were to be hurled, and vast crowds assenobted to whores the aseerefol same. Such a right has never before been wit nessed in Greenwich. It was a emosiderahle time before the emesesion could advance, from the amsaltitmale assembled to whom the eneleachely cereasupy of the loteneeet. The spertaNn were not sikut—they invoked the Diode, us. mime on the Mode of the perpetrators of thole dreadful wises. The proctoring moved from tie house of the de sired to Gemmel& church in the followiegardee maiming the Corpse of Mr. Bird. Motes. Coach mad hoar, in which were Mr. R hied, the ileireareare Brother, the Sun of the deceased, and his Grandson. Mates. Coach sod four in which were the deceased's late Psalms, three gentlemen naasyd Mutes. Coach soil foot, is which were Mr. Goode, Mr. Giles, Mr. Laace, and another gentleman • all particular friends of the deceas ed. Malys. Coach and four, io which were Mr. Mathews, mid Mr. Dalton, the Clergyman of Greenwich. Mates. The Newly of Mary Simmons, borne by sic inhabitants, I followed by her brother and two distant religious. The burial service was read by Mr. Mathews. and every one mend appeased greatly greeted. Although the crowd was great, the greatest order was preserved. , Mr. Bird waggle, and Mary Simeon& 44 years of age. Hearse sad six The Sessions for the counts of Mithlhives will commence at the tiwwians•Nouse, Clerkenwell green, t►is day. when the trial• of trimness and others out on bail on matters of assault, nuisance, and misdemeanor. will lie proceeded on. On SabinEty last, the prisoners who stand rnm tnirted on charges of felony were removed f 'wirersl gaols in the city of London and counts. of Middlesex. to Newpte, preparatory to their taking their trials at the ensuing Sessions at Justice-hell. in the Old Bailey, Which will commence ou Wed• noddy neat. SIR IFIOMIAD CROFt luftr. - .111111,.., CORONER'S INQUEST. ,f( Or Many Atka, d Agin n'eknok. 'metopes. was held in so *Foment at the house id-Nies C o n sNw , o. se, wins. Inilemtreet, Caveadishastpare, 'before Tuouas "NULLING q. CArowe Air Middlesex, on lb. body of M r Croft. M.D. 'aged 57 yews. • The Jury Wog emposmilled sod sworn, the following , -arida*, las adtheced:-- • The Ilea.. De: Thachetsy. 41 Window, swum : said, th a t be is huhlssod to Mrs. Theekersy, sod wee ois a visit at his Maitei.litlair'• (Miss Gums's) heosa• Wm Sunday last.— 'ln esilie‘deuee of his Le* befog taken in, Sir Itleherd Croft% WMndaticit ups stia.a weessary, and he attended her . till Thwedey night road 11 o'clock, aodrouceieing that he :Iris Ewa fatigued, they prevailed do bun to mire to rest, which be 441,4a11ee staop'esdreaties, at about Iweuty M onies sits, ete ;,,.. ed.& on that night. Witness retired to bed Mabel the •sanielionr, aid Sir Riehard appeared &Raines to get Vogue, three they inight call him to attend on M r s. l'hackesoy, she having exhibited ampule/644 an approach ing gniitety. About Iwo o'clock in the toorniog, witness beard a wise, which be IWO& -were like the falling of choir, bat look so farther orifice. The isoiseawoh aw il ue „ bait he west t& sleep again, soil in abort an hour afterwa r d; braes awoke by the mama said, who knocked at the door, sod told bins that hie wife tine I. labour. He weed dime stake hamediately, to knock at Iles door of the room tbe de. ceased slept is, and be fssond it sio • isr--he could see into Iles roost Willies' °Petted the door sad west into the rows, sail found Meet/tamped, Sir Rieliordilyiog WI Ike bed wide bark; he held • pistol Is each hand—the measles of both wets at sitkr side. of his head; theg• bad Imo di.. charged. He am quit. dead-4108b he bad be.. dead for some thee; wigwag thisike be died the inStant he shot him self. Ile could have no istemlito of destroying himself whets he went to bed, as he did sot chat the door of the spertmeot: Witness ohsereed to the deceased, before he • went to bed, that he (rime* was in great agitation. Sir Richard replied, n W hat is raw agitation autopsred to and witness imaghied at the time that he was sap. preside' his ?motives. The deceased bird at the owe se veral times duels( his attendance. Mrs. lltackeray was safety delivered. _ _ ..... Mr. George Hollings, uneven, of Green-street, Groove. nor.equare ' said, he obsertrei • considerable alterstiow iis the deremed'satale use mind and hit outliners for wow time MM; be had frequently seen bios so intlassebuly that it was W distressing to wittiest it. He used to sigh very IVY* asst kisemiod was au absorbed That he would nut Rise swayers 'lO question which were put to bins: for the last ter days the deceased had bent attend**. a . sea. Deal who was in a daggers's, Mate; aid on *Hum !immersing wish hien relpeeting her, deceased has thrown biumirlf on the bed, and woold vieletitly strike his fore. hand as if his brads was. very menu agitated... Hs, istAieed him particularly on Toreday night se he was •Stending a lady (a patient) • be was so agitated that Dr. Worms shed him if be was He wee istisweresi in an isicubevetil man ner, " Nu." Witness is of opinion, Obit lead a preset' been present when be had the pistols, be could have 'obtained nu control over bins; indeed, he Avoid ilevd•thirldflif Wier; daisy-rows to have left such weapons • khan his reach. A start time ego, witoess was in . compeuy wish the deceased, shot keestiatined abrogitty, "Good Dod whet will becunie of we!" %Villiers positively believes the denims/ was in i mate of derangement at the time be committed the act. [Here tine of the Jurymen asked Mr. Hulling.., whether, in his opinion, the death of the Princes hail been the exciting tame orates temporary ilerangeoneut of aut.:Sect ; ur whethi r be hail 'observed his wird sv be diseased previous to bat melancholy and geurrally deplored evert? Mr. Hollings n_ plied, /fiat be had us doubt whatever of the insanity of the deceased baying been canoed by the unfortunate eividis at Clarentout ; that, previa,. to .that time, he hail never sub larval his mhnd to he ihmerbod. In this opium, the other medical geulltaitu fully concurred.] Dr. Lathan, said, he observed a cwisiderahle agitation of late is the deceased: has kieurn him many years, and has becu of late frequently is, his compaily. Absent there weeks ago witness dined with hies, at his bowie in Old Uurliugtun.• street; mid use wifeless inquiring after a palled of the dr. ceasetra. he exclaimed, with great cognacs'," That be e/ea give 600 relates it wart over, rather them have to attend he," he faneying her in danger, hut she was delivered safe. ly. On Treads, last Sir ttielsarl came fur witness, bed be had kft house. Sir Richard's servant shopped bust it the street, and requested, at his masters desire, skit cities* would Mewl on souther roiliest fur hint, whir resided iu Sloaue-oirtrt. Witness repaired to l:atlugao-pare, C h elsea, and the family were much surprised that Sir 11141.111111111 nut open wheel he hail the case. At belf.past four uu Friday mueuTeg, the Rev. Dr. That kersy requested Wilin4-1111 to call at hiellowise, awl stated a hid had happened. %Vetoers went isimeititely, and we Odes lu l l the deceased's stecpiue.tuuni, be fumed hens lying toss Whack us the bed,: be war quite deal;aud cold. Wituesa thinks lie comilitted the rash act be tialite ef i nom i y. Ik. dadlie corruburatt d the abuse testimony. At the rusicluoion of the evideare, Ilse Coroner and Jury retired to take a view of the burly of the Jemmied, which lay Li au tipper apirtineiii, and was sir a dreadful ermilitioN, the head being blown to ;dicta, anil the deceased's bed sail twit. cliches balite cover. it with Mood; each hated grasped • pis 1,1, which had been loaded with ►lows cad small shot; she contra., catered al tie teisrplea. flu s chair by the side of the bedstead tor which the deceased lay, were screral Aluakspeare'i playa. The room was very assail, sod it ap peared as if the deceased hail bceis readilig. Our' of the play hooks lay inside the feeder. and was entitled Loves Lebow Last. Dire of. the Jury look up the book, sod Noticed to his brother jurymen, that is the page wheal*, open on the in arib was the follorrhig passage : " Prhasess—Hrre cusses Buyer, sad 'mirth is in his fare. " iforref—O, lam stabli'd with laughter! IVAeres her Grime!" The Jury •resitin hell this as a sineider cuhreidnice, and remised to the jury.suues, where the Coroner (Mr. tiiithart) summed up the evidence, and the Jury, after a short en*. saltation, returned a verdict of—Dirt Ayr Al: ows ed. men at Ma lime Ae cometUted U fa s elate ei mental etorditge asst. DREADFUL ACCIDBNT.—The Prince Coburg coach, which rims between Liverytwol Intl London, met with two most scribe. accidenis. Oli Turidoy last. It woer tint overturned between ‘Vorriiiegtoes and Knutsfincl. It was repaired at tlw latter place, and had erritied near Buniltrisk, when it was as second time upset. Out of ten issasengers, seven were kit behind, having received most serious injuries. A young lady had her arm fractured su two places. N'e are authorised to state, that since the Niedi. cal Baird Is.or been estaltleclied at Charlotte House, (heat Citarlalte-street, cippuise the Rev. Rowland Hare _ _ Chapel, and Wondstuek-strect, adjoining New Bond street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Palmists of bulk sexes het* been restored to pri feet health, many of whom had lingered for years under 11w mist painful and tolislinnte digesters, were peniumeced incurable by respectable practitioners, and re vival discharged from Hospitals. Such is the effects remelt ing fume combined taleiss!!.—Messei. Coutes sad Cu. 04 Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years experience in this metropolis, are consulmil daily N 1 both houses until meant night, and Ilse poor have advice. Intl., UT TlNwill, Thursday, awl Sunday isiorniar, until lyrelre o'clock . Patients at a ilietanee,detwrilitug their cede, immediately it. tended In. All letters to be directed liteltarlotte House, lltaekfriars-rtiad, lint NOM an mawered.which de not con tain a coosultipg fir. PRICE OF STOCK% ON SATURDAY. 3 leer Ct. Itrtl... Ho& ti I Imp. 7.11 3 firer Ct. Coup. 84 791 Rig. BUN 2.. 18 ill pr. 4 per Cent. , ..... 99/ I Ditto. 4 .... ill 27 pr. 5 per Cl. N. Amu lOU' I Lottery"ickets 191. 10s. I vow fa, Acc......11011 U. 1.. Ann. 41 40 13.16 I 79if ma • Ivara.z. xtivo . smuOsm.cir. • rowesnovirw, ism. Lt. A tiled thearis;llljol6ooVrica.. • The belt AWNS, s ff t ui~N, bar dammed he monad Star. • ' „ . mum, vas O. Canoe in the just, franc Newport ; anal on the 7th the brig Heron, front a cruise. al& . TO/AL. wen 13. o,tnebsern from the River, the Catinbertatial, for Tftleurifrao awl ; Calypeot• Huteltioson, for kt. Dowsistgu ; Ge -''tauter, Thetis, for Jennies ; John and ftiebard, Tees, n ; Slavact,• Grave, for Africa; Eclipse, Brook, foilhielNt ; Caulk Homily, Drummond, for India ; and Theebess id licoifer4,.acv, for Jennies. — The whole have railed with thtirttervarMhoued, as pip !tat o except the Castle Mostly, latish ehip rentairo wills the Domino, tar India ; and the Ocean, y. , for Honduras. Arrived and mailed fur Biter, the Gladwan, Saatkersley, from St. Michael's. .wurratr, ors. 12. Arrived off thia.P 111 the Cypilfts, -Davison, (roil Ptilgut fur Hull; she passed a fore*" vessel* the entrance of thd Cattigat, bottom up. • 4 ,1 muLycsattn. yrs. Is. Arrived the Duke of Wellington, bowl I:ricotta; alltsw, front Ostend; Margaret, Brow., from Haivre, k Prohitsa tt Cooper, from Lisbon ;anal Gladeits..---.frum St. !Bichsel's. Bailed the Hero, Evans, for Cadiz ; /oho, Estlaile, far Machin and Jamaica ; St. Mary, litirlsan, for Jimmies ; Britannia, Fisher, for Grenada ; lames Harris, Callen, for Jamaica; Planter, Ruse, for Druorron ; Nancy. I.aimr. for Baltimore ; Miters. Dunbar, for !Smyrna ; Fatality. Ston, for Trieste; Hero, James, tw Genoa mad Leghorn; Broglie, fur Teneriffe ; Deptford, Williams, for Dublin ; Belinda, notherts. for Antwerp ; Bawer. Cotten, for Ham. hares ; Charles, klarshalls, for Ruiterdain ; and Duke of York, fr)cr, fur ditto. On the 4th inst. on iupnest was taken by Joe. SICKEN. E-q Coroner, nit riew of the hock. of Matte Ilsent:“, wife of.litlr. HAYDEN, landlord of the publie.lioum at. 11 0 ive.lone, iii the parish of Newport, Shropshire. It umwors tits, she hod Isrosglit some water from the canal, tintliir from the house, mid hosing set it ilown,' • pig came and upset it.; else went t sec o I time. and the pig. a second time threet J*01; the husband then uffereoParillieli water. hut she would nut per. mit him ; and basintt guile a, dyed • time to the canal, she fell in and wa, 444164.. She was a woman laniversolli respet;ied. MEETINGS OF AT GUILDHALL . .. • rts WallitoW. .. • m. it. J r Atari, lair of Charles atoll t, enrmgealer ...% 3 10 W. Starkey, Gutter:lane. silk-nionmfacturcr 3 1 P. Wright, Kenninglowhme. ale-brewer W. flyde, Earl,street, merrhstst 2 1 J. Buckley, lAWrelter-IlNe, Warrill.llllClolllo W. 11. Cos, Brcad-strert, war& imam.... R. Fratker. Rumford, (armoire 2 It I. I'pown; Sllllliliwark, linker S. Stephens, lateerDoweati;:loll, warehouseman 2 1 R. Bray, Gosport, lotherilaster . C Jenks% Worrilsand. saddler - ' 2 11 M. Skeen% late of Ablersgale.street„teietu.dier S Harry, Andel-court. broker S. Greets, Lambeth, blacking manufacturer 1 12 1)1 VI GEN DS. ry. Rit c hie, Pinshurs.rquare, merchant ... . W. (kelee, A dgekeoart, slue-merchant T. I) !Athos', and Cu. Derom.hire-pipmre, merrlssm. W. 11 it-nu, mini , duller A. Gleutsie aud — C4.,,New Broad-sirret, uttuinitaid lO crATIFICATIS. F. Fleoham, the younger. of King-sireel, Corent-garden, Mirkllama, Million.-1. FOlselts, of Stockport, Chester, joiner.—G.l;risbrouk. 4.f Sloane-Terrace, 41. Luke, Chelsea, Middlesex, lineu-draper —I Bane, late of ANiNII Jussetion ‘VhorC, Aston, IVors-irk, but now .or•Prrry-Bar, Stafford, dealer In corn.—J. 11416,1.1. or Eccles, I.aurasier, rolluu nsannforlisrei.—J llishop of Wsietnn, Norfolk, innkeeper. Closed, of lianonscraniih, 111Addlestril, roach toaster,— W. W. Yuan t. of Newton Plateau, Glamorgan, merctsaol. —W. Cowdroy, of 31aorltraler, leurr.pet as-printer. DEATHS. At Gretna-kb, an the 13th instant, Capt. Mutate Baynes or 1 lip Royal Nstral A. y'son. On the 4th instant, in the . 41st year of his are, Julies Atone Heady, 31.0 of Chelmsford, Essex. (In Itretesesday Mehl, at filo bouts. in Is,wtr Cadnran. Ooze, Slosae.street,Frelieriek Hawley, EN. u( his Slajesty's Trent/Iy. A Welliseselsy., the 4th instant, at his native place, Eysseshory, in the 4441 'ear of his arc, the celebrated Hiralintedoteshiev evader youth, who. at the see of le, assessed 1411111 fret right 011.1 • half mates in height.. At F.pistay-suir-Trim, after four 41.iyit Worn., un the Bth instant. in the 19th year of his age, Julio Wilmot eiiiirtruay Vaughan Erg the and prunii.ing sou of die Honour able Jut; Yamaha,. 111. P. fur the Turn of Cardigan, 111111 graaliagro of the tale Earl of Urbane. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONIS►N BRIDGE. Ilutisieg II airs , 10. I Eyeslog 40 after 10. THE C0111)1AL BALM OF GILEAD iv vaivenvoly acknowledged to br the most agreeable and powerful resterstise in an Nervous Disorders ever din. covered. This celelirsocil Cordial is peculiarly etSricions in all inward winnings, low of appetite, indirestiuss, depression of spirits, tommbling or sloshing of 11w hands or limb., ob stinate ainghs, shortness of breallsond consumptive habits ; it thins the Mood, eaves the most viols ut psi's% in the Israel moil rainswels, and proonotrs general perspiration. fly the Nubility and Gentry ibis Metbrisor i• mach ■dmired, /wing *man* le the taste and smell, gently 'Wringing the three of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which a good digestion wisdom. Nothing ems be !viler adapted to help and wonrish the csestitotion later a ilelooseh s•ith slue, lee. . Mach has been sail by interested individuals against Medicit►rr that are advertised, bat there is a very imposition ohnovaliusi to be made respectiag the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that moles* ila operation was genik, safe, and e6rs -1401.11, in those romplaints far which ii is recommended, nod universally administered' wish invariable success, it could not have signiori the unexampled demand it has acquired; foe, as it has rarely tbe t:•al advantage of .a isersuasive ad vocate, an notkitig bas his conviction of its virtues, by its wilistary effects, can bailor? perseveennre ; tail yet mason able pevaeverat►ce is ecrieliely Mend requisite tumuli, ewes the happiest cuallsioniion of chemicals soil caler►ieals In root out chronic diseases, and restore the valeiudssiarian to health. Cold by Leigh, 111. Simnel; Ilsenn, IMI, Oxford-street; Sutton and Co . s o w. caorel,:yued ; Butler, Chesprisge ; Tilts Exchange.; and Want, Mahan; in bottles, price lbs. enrb, or your in one Finset% Haggle for 335. by which. one Its. bustle is saved, with the wurda w Seed. *islurrion, Liverpool," engraved iso she &snip. eye PASIONINIIII expects, when consulted by lesser, the usual complinsest of a sine pound dressed, " Wavy Leiter. 1)r. Aulimion, Gilead-Muse, scar Liverpool. raid double postage." Also, price 31, Dui scarce, lidensonsg, and sinful Family Work (aith which Is given an virgins portrait of the Autho►, and a View of (:ilesal•llonm), eositled A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Airier to hush Sexes, in a variety. of Comptabits. . Hy S. llobsinuis AI D. containing a Treatise ors Female Pisesses, Nervons soil Hypochondriac euniplaiuts ; oleo general Ileasarks on tissue Diseases wish which lb* Annum burly is most frequently sighs...lL explain ing Ilse symptoms, mode' of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted fur &zeal Daintily, he. dc. LOCK AID SURGICAL. DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. E Delicacy and Honour connected with • 'retrtaio class of Cimplainto, require that Public ems. Utile! should he conildwd to Professinosi Characters 4 known respectability and Minds. This iodated - the Royal and Noble Patrons of the above Institution t, , gibe their support to if, for the exclusive treatment of Iftstroast Compisinis, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sur geon, standing high on the List of the Rural College, has proved (by the bineAts it has conferred since its Esta blishment), the propriety of their choice. The Public are too often the dupes of empyricisan,, and the artful ticlusion. held out by illiterate' Mot, shit, n o fictitious nom.s sad assumed titles, -gain their good opinion. This tiliwri ration justly applies to the hleilical Pretender* of the piront don who, under assumed titles, advertising as Componivs, with fictitious names, hold owt, as theystyte it, the iftfal: JlltAc o lyentruetit of 'Venereal C.ogsplaints. l'hc la.t of the Royal C;;llege of Sirgepos, petrliyhtad in Prlonary, lOM, Howe only those persons onilitlid to regilar practice, end no such pretended names belong to it. 11.1 waive this fart, Mr. KIERNAN consitters he is gluing justice to the Public, ow l IN duty to. the tfistinguished Characters with have Notified the LOCK DISPENSARY, to goaril Novelly against such an imposition. Since its comment-intent it hie. amply fulfilled the views of its Patrons Some of 111 r most ohriinale and dangerous eases of Strictures, Dehibty: mat other supporholincurable affections of the generative organs, biter been hare ratlicallx and successfully treated Mr KIERNAN may btecoustrlted as tonal; by twith Sexes, at 'bit. boast, 21, Lower Charlerto.ntreet, Bedford square, where Leilers.(ront Town and Country are In he aililersiiv.l, cull the necesaiiiy Advice and Medicines will be gotta 'int sent to I/WINN of the Kingslent. Just Published, price 4s . IA boards, PRACTICAL ORSP.IIVATIONS no the above DIS EASES. By F. KIERNAN. Sold by Sherwood and Co. SO. Paternoster.row ; II ithkg and Son, 174, Fleet street; and Callow ,Crown -ems t, Soho .• RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the suhieet of ju•t JR and general reprohati ~,,, that men, destitute of I 100 meedsof the medical art, have offered themselves as Lamb dates far public petarnmsr„e in the mufeesion of physic. !'sr the purpose of ~ i,, gjastite to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from heing cloned among those empiric', whose impudent pretensions have, unfortuaknefr fur society, been'too favouialtly received, we heg leave to t rubmit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement •of our pursuits sod aeguistments. After having ►eceived a regetlar medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Grindel sad Billiard, whose lectures and practices we eon fully at tended,.aa Professors and Surgeons of Ilse London Hospital. we entered ourselves us stisokals in that justly relebrated ;school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Eden burgh, and were itistructed its the different brunches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of sic, Che mistry, Midwifery,' Botany, fore. Ste. &c. by those eminent professore, Drs. Moore, Gregory, Black, Hamilton. Demean. ■nd Rutherford. We trust we shall and he deemed per. sumptuous in saying. that our proficiency end acqotio•ersient g , are not inconsiderable. Having for a long aeries of years made certain complaints, and the various diseases of DE BILITY, the particular object of our attunes soil practice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired superbor knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and o treat eases of infection, a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two ai r ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other praetitiouers have failed of sneers., sr' proper pert ~,,,, ee in our plan of treatment insures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which arc the effects of a habit lone and must unhappily purmed by the youth of bolls seam there are mine more alarming Sri mere tinder-ming 111311 those deficiencies and debilities which fr.- triently prevent or until' ter the malrimouill state. TO POO% persons it must Ise a evisso:ing reflection to kuow. that toe, may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he re: stored to that greatest of all human blessings— g stroiog. manly, ■ud vigmons constitution, In all eases of dchil ly„ from whatever cause sniping, es well as is every species or a certain infection, welosay ba,vossalte4 by patients of either sex, wit► the greatest secretly wed honour. Hour, of run m1114160n at home, from ten to three, and from six in the• evening till ten at night. Patients in the rant' y are requested to slate the particle lets of their eate, -age, and general habit of living, tkr. Acr enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines. wkett the same will he given of sent to any part of the kingdom. To insure that seems!, so essential to our undertaking:, the• postage of letter. may be added to the acconat for meths:isms. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton•garden. Non sat Wars sed valsre rikt.--MARTIAL " Life is ouly Life, whey West with He THE finest system of Ethics is to routine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; ins restrained and insubordinate they intpituously ilestroy thong barriers +both Religion and Morality bare made sacred; he curb, but not annihilate theist, appears live !coma of Pru dence, bast calculated to limit their effervescence. Every distieganisation of the human frame ft finites freak medical knowledge to remedy, and the public welfare is pro. muted when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the envious and interested) devote their etudes" hi tfir treatment of those complaints generated by imprudence, tool the ebullition of the passions at au unguarded Innificta. " The strength of a nation consists in the health of the pi ee plc i" lin% it is melaneholy to reflect on the daily oweidice to the ignorakee of weifeelitut empyrieism, and to rot race, as far as putsible, its further ravages, we off. r to suffering kit, manity. the result of our own experience in the various Dia • eases of Debility. The unwary victim of military vire (early umpired at school, bebere reason has asserted her right (ever the mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing sheet the most complicated state of exhaustion may be rueeted tole manly energy ; inienae study, immoderate anxiety, long mi. dence in tropical climes, and many other calmest, well fre. quently derange the Nervous System ; in such eases we ran hold out not assurance of ~.animation, by remedies that have lung answered the sanguine hopes of patients of both Sews. 'll(st lane tin human happiness Lass Veneers, can now he treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science hay ing divested Its antidote of those distressing properties that see long rendered its exhibition uncertain and h i lig We heat explain onr utelleud by observing to patients labouring antler this malady, that a few days only are required for the removal Of early symptoms; that the must inveterate case will yield to our retardate within a month, and that in a per son who only suspects himself injured, the diagram( may he prevented altogether from appearing ;—a similar remark sp. plies he many other derangements of the CaenerativelSystent„ as Weakness, Illleeratione, kr. especially Stridurea.nbatinete cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the motor sex, have nut escaped tour attention; in which, mildews, combined with efficacy, has superseded the means usually adopted. In fine, eon system is unique, peculiarly erratic, and eminently pierces/id Educated in this our native city; schooled in nor pram ruined attainment by its apleudid medical 'dolmen-is ; and having been able, personally, to compare with admiration the British Surgical practice with the Continental. our pre treasons he superiority fin a branch we hive selected) are tika. tiered by estwrienee, which is • % ice. el by the daily s tplii a liens we receive, env from distant conic tries. • GOSS. and Co. M. ft .C. Surgeons. 11, Ronverie-street, Fleet-street, London. ••• For the general accommodation we de not limit our. selv e s tee stated periods of prsetice, .but may he consulted at all reasonable bonne. Country Patients ore requeated to de. *craw minutely their symptoms, Ike. when Medicine, with advice, will be immediately forwarded to any part of the kingdom. A hank-note is expected to accompany thee LONDON : Printed sad Pnblisbed at the Oita, No. 117. Austad; whore Advertisements are received, end Let it. s (post paid) mast eie arldmased-..C. SMITH, Na I. Clement% lon, Priater—J WHITE, No. 197. Strand, PubU.brt. 5: 4 0. ',Os