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ME ..siblinelly provided, *>l MI in prism's, the Comm r Ned, for 'Very mile whirls he ,Allllll Ike usual ,tare of hsv si the furlher .om of ed ours . -so paid tins oft he elm tity•rate• " The que.sion then was, whether under ihs..tottsse, whirls apresalv nests-rod nior.forisee for ewers Mile he travrlled fruit Aie smichrstee, but mode no provision for his retool', Ist copIJ chin' t like remuneration, when musing hock. He contend *-- Miaowed o • - • ' r . ;f ir • t •, •N • • toe 1014 r, esp.!!, we. 1, iribith ene ewe.../ every eked toady, ex sh4ll leerier t e sum 'of 104 ; n 1,1! .I; he compel r.l 1.. trartl, A 11••••11., to fede such inepritifine, .indattuvvis.#l, .uen of 244.15. be plate terialities NQ reluru. ,she full rr -0,11P401- *al - 'ow *ere li. Oitiperly he ..curd, Merl, In en. agile *hitt. 'dare of his the euntino -• tirlocb Akt Aj liserr- CIIII imma rd that she Conine* was only %flowed a rert via stein, far a. Pow kis haler, the terminus a quo. to Ike pi ohs,' the lagnisit was held, whirls was tine trj*bnia tOP/11.WINft Illst hr *owlet ant claim 9.11. a wilisin hi' lets 'Wk. Otters follower) nn the swine stile. We. TAWNY**, in eisprirt of the ride, argued, that I.awistswoer rvolently intend's-I to give she Coroner a fall winitessition L,r hi. scarcely he sum, til that, when lip had Tweforietrd his faditnisis. he *could wilt to return lo his residence spilt. Now, if 1w itere p onff (we rhillOkkass home, and sone of his expenses leers rettilatesleal4ll.ll4llll/1!. ti was clear stint he was not Oropi 11"ssiwifflitr, dr& " to the ineprisitioa," he arzy v •eatv flllr which he was to &evil, In WI , Nei oft the words, `• et.rey stile /eh Ito shaff 4 ,- its feted from the nsual Islam of "b" , ter7 A consulted with reference Its the etmti sum of slim , whether going or mink, dories Ile was are is iraisiary residence. The CADUSIT haft, that the enestrertion put os the All the Ustielre tiessidtw, ass the right tinivertiction, am! did tors di-whetted die role with fuels. Cortnovs, of course. only elaiiet their vlsprosee is prOceeang to itigioests, and in ratirstr, host Hrs. • .:CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS. , lir. &maw? toiregel foe ft tWie : to slew prase sky a initial satins *bunk! wok be lied aritiast two Gen 4 =ts„ wine Irarle—Orlseor wit .lives tit , we filet. Skis stage ''‘ • 4414 ,fh en is the hi .lea wire Pity a 'al to Gentle. this Plume 4of se film rn se the Whig le e oho were ape • Ones mops elable e .n.extre of them •all • ' " ..ouselcd this applies. mimed Wrench and .em ism perpetrating this le* They were, of coerces raw g staienteesreust cermu horst. oe toy aI. ouo ',Med rite unmeeneee. Mr. So•ertee ,hen mall from the allodrvitr, an armeet of a mire, of Ililleic.preallesert, on credit, at very high rates, sent seta to she Delherbets, for ready mosey, at pieces iti6eitety I. New these demanded by the fate 'feeler. The sum of met. In, the Leareell Cases , ' mid, was—that, between the month trfJune, 1617, sea March,llllol, the parties against whom • 1/$ Moved receives, wine% to the amount of 1,153151. from the Deemersts, for which She latter received 1,025 f a din: ewer of 5951. Mr. &erten was proceediug to state semmi ether circumstances, Owe— n* Cusco , Joseice said—" Take your rule to she* mow* It is better to say tei more, as it is as ez parte state. asesil" Dense Campbell, Esq. • Erotism's of very prepossessing aerseaneur, moved, is persue, We a rule to skew ranee why o Criminal lufurmntia, t.howld net be bird 'Velma Geer Herbs, tsq Ore of Isis Aleojeatra Justices of the Peace f i l Ihr county of Midelleersi. The Cuter leertco-- 0 Have you any of slavilsr Mr. Campbell—" Yea, my Lord, several; but 1 with 'hurt ly to state the facts of the case ." the Chew JosTkt—o Tioe regular course is, unless the 111.16011 be Wade by moue Gentlernru al the Bar, Sat hear the effielsetts read, after which you nosy make any remota you 'tease. You ere moving against a Magistrate?" Mr. Campbell—m Yte, my Lord." The cuts, Jimrsc t—" Have you %even leim notice?" Mr. Csiee:ehell-o" I lease not, My trail " The Cilikr Jt.rlitt -" It is the turarislele rule of the Cutest 1101 to entertain a mutiuu of thin kind against • Mr. 4istrate. esieless eeetice has leen give te to him 51e. tamp:sell- 7 " °retried', wy Lorel, wilier has 'tot here given, and 1 am very glad it his not—breawe 1 think any application to this Court will have all the ell'. et that 1 ar mee Mr. Hicks is in getters, a eery correct matt, but in Shed instance he has erred. I repot that he .ill Cue do what 011:111 to he door-- , ed I hope 1 shall nut have any oc tati.ot to trout.‘ the Court agate." 31r. Campbell then withdstw. Y COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Wrrnininnt, WaostspAir, Novixau n. i . . Inc tollrltsslONag• or SEWrito iv Tag colllillUtOgtllll Of RUE. NSOSOVR. tThis was as action of trespass law peltig drown • dam 1 1 • soil sluice erected oil s navigable stream I t wits tried at Lewes, in August, 18 It', and a verdict to for the Pisies tiffs, with damages for Mit. ts. id. The following Mi chaelmas Term a rule had been granted to thew cause why the veldid filmed soot be set aside. Last Friday, Mr. Ser. yeant Rest rail Mr. Seijeatit Vaughan altered cause against the rule; Hits day it came on for arguineut aTesia. The sloe! point to which, by direction of the Cons t and egrets merit of Lemur!, the ailment was reduced, was, whether the Plaintiffs had sods pestansina of the prowerly injured at. in entitle them to mitiatsio as Wino of In spume. Mr. lorrjsaat Coke* argittil against the role. Ile Rest cited the stalely ST (ire. 111. Chap. 130, at c 0, in suppert of 1 . his armoured. He appseheoded these was nu principle is law more iedispotable thee that here pu iou Was swlti yield to swppeet ay adios of trespass as against wrossg dm pi. It Was to be essesielered,..therefOre, whether the I)efesidasits were swear dodo, and instil they chewed an absolute veers. ) 'Ply fur shying what they dud, they must he considered so. Te Cowl brut an Friday desired he •110U1141 rotate pi eparred to slate whether there trrr was any ease of a pubic lardy having the seperiutredetwas and cameol of public Works maristsseiog an *termini as basing the posse. its them. si Ives. Hut it was spode ialipusaffile to espouse soy sects . case; 1w admitted there was oo such ten: to be fused, and that the position was sot to be istanstairefi. But their Lord. Arlo would see that is Ibis effiniseiose there was Sulkies eft. pugilism. to his view of the pretest goedioo. There was Oa uhveutss itisiluction believer the ease supposed dud t h at be fore the Court ; because Peeve the CoMosissionees of Setters not only had a compiling power, but were the original builders and miners of the wurha. Art oli-ervatiots had been Mau throws may that no relicts could be brought against the Plaintiffs, as being public officers ; bet allowing that, the rouverse of the proposition by su means followed, or was trite, that these officers could net snislutain tres pass. Another point IMIVIHINI to had brim as expres sion - of Mr. lattice Butler, That trichosive possession was .wressary to grimed trespass. He WAR sure it was nut, sod that if Ow CAAy alluded to were examined, it wtarld he founts that the letermisatiort had brew made without refer rime to 11,:a circumstance. A tenant in Piaimuii, and a joist hmes. might unquestionably have trespass a illuitit jOIUIP. t h e jul ut 'white. lint agaiu it was said, the Plain lithi were a Court of Refusal; and how could a Court of It. cold either be babied to or brim( an action ? lint to this reloptiog he •pprrlarialeil there was a fallacy. 'I hey sedately were as Court of Record for certain perposei, lost Not fur ell. They had ministerial as well , as • judicial ado to perform. Their commission 'visited nut now) , mititateriall duties, sod it was in such capacity they sot 4 the I.)ef. ottani,. It was never to le• Asapro,ol that l',.‘sriliss . es of Drat user?, Soreei'ortt of ratelustire,' •.! the C.,,poraiihu of flit. Triiiiiy.Hoese, could not !wee is aelion of trinpass —and Why nut Conimissiotiers of 4. WO vs! The nistenals is 'very stage, whether when Bout turd...eel, Wrought ru the spur, or converted into the no. out.hett *AI, arr.: the propetty of the I . l.tiotiffe, and to nett plibfAlli..ole 101,04.111 their AArIFAUVII. The hu,,teu lay an Is lAA thseat on Ate tither %idiots diva; that C.testrtlhottottess t• St Wlllb hint 10.1.0 ever pro noted frtllll ISAMl:gtifing an 11,01 a grasp:ow tau the 1.4140e551..11 of thi !r workmen. I he Citi LP JiAlret uh-e, veil, that the I 0111111...-11 , 1111111 of tel. )attla tow tooth ettut.ztr pUPIICAtiIUII than tile Com o.lui.eis of Sesta,- but *btu had over hear( of Uttar ..iong Snaps...! l to. thrall:oda, the Learned Serjeaid cootiiimil, were 1 ^ le the property of the tin, as much as the Palace Si *idea.. one, sod we possession at them bested in lbe Co h• The Commissioners were very far fmm hetes OA arprains. tallies or the public at large ; they merely rupintWilllo6lhor or tier thou. iiid iiiitividustA, also bad • particular Interest. Mr. Serietiot Lama stated, that he wait to answer his Learned Brother. He twit been driven to such a 1..00 fur arguments, a. to huld that the Commissioners were sot • public body-sand if that were so, their Lordships bad been listeussgtu a very lung argument for uuthiug. His Learned rrieuX.afglinieut was a pail io priori pii, thrusginisst,ltsfitm i;ift the very thing to be invited, the possession in the Phila. tirs--or, • still Inure vicious mode of reunionist& Miming the use from the pulatession, sad Illy posemoton from the use. 'neve wee tint a sttegestion in Collis to 'thew that the owner. chip rkoulsd in the Cumutissiussei•. buck • riaht as was now eustiended far dont, erwild very mach impede them in the ear- Nokias (tribe proper duties assigned la them by their summit.- sow intlivid.al possession or private property is the works *as inconsisient with their place as a public burly. la the ram so much relied upon fur this tight, Diver c. Simpson, the Serys*ne of EttltMaftf was SI Ottliat CM the grimed, end a inn kings beside him, with a pale In his hated, just *boot to he driven tutu 11hr ground. when the wrung doer wrested it alit of his totetteasion. Thal ease was therefore clearly quite Ciffertut remit the present. Nu ease kid been cited hi establish What was will bibelot the Cnowslissioners of Drainage, the Sur veriest,: Enclosure, and the Corporation of I he Trio i t y Howse. It had been repeatedly asked ou the other side, in whom the proprity was vested, if not iu the Plaiutiffs?—tee should mt. serer, in nobody. The espetinient had bete already tried to aisle the property of a public work reside in • number of persons; bet tried sit vain. The comely of Devon brought an action by the name of the " Men of Deena:* neaiust a Mr. Russell, fur breaking one of tht it bridges with his wauzun; tint the action had been enusidered out main . minable. The only mistily fur suet, property was by indict ment, and this was protected iu Metalline manner as all public property. Emissive possession was necesesary to maintain trespass, not in the popular, bill the legal sense of the weeds. Coins directly laid it down, that worknks, wheat their wages were withheld, and the owners of timber unpaid for, were In recover, lost ,frogs the Cominitaitmers, hut before them, as is Court of Record. The Commissioners were by their commission stripped of all possible property is the works for their own pratection, to guard theta against the danger of having actions brooch, against Owe, and they could not take it back for a partitalar purpose, to do what might be done nand. better otherw ise. If they succeeded, they should he °bitted to take the claim, subject to all its congressman. The decision would make them personally responsible to saber men, and would be fatal to their interest. The Psalletisal duty of the Consusissioners of Sewers, was to keep np the navigation of the navigable ports and rivers of the kindest: hrthetts-tiss siljacest hails wee bet a subordi rate duty ; sod it ensehl nut be conteoded they had a right is the exemption of the latter to do an act directly contrary to the former, namely, to stop a navigable stream. Mr. Serjeens Ilktreetw and Mr. Serjesat TODDY followed Os the saute side. The Cutest JUPTIC IL, after adverting to the nature of the action, the powers, duties, and constitution of the Commissioners of Sewers, as described in the Act by whist they are appointed, with the arguments of Counsel on both sties--oltservisig also that the negative argonsest against the Plaintiff., that there was not a recorded instance of a similar action brought through • space of nearly three centuries, GUM the year 1593 to the present—pr ell that there dill not seem any resson, or any authority, for holding that the Comusissiusters of Sewers had such pusses. aims that they could briteg as active or trespass; that, there Ire, the seituti was out maintainable; and that judgment of mioseit should he entered agaisisst the Plaintiffs. Mr. Justice Nen and Sir. Ju.tice BVILIROVen expressed et lesig,th their cuncnnence in the &times of the Chief Jail If!. LOPEZ o. DE TIISTEPT. After some conversation betimes bk. lierienot Beet •sJ Mr Nerjeant Vauthatt, it was settled, with the permission of the Court, that this cense should go to a sew trial, with Iftyonvnl of the costa of trial by the Llcfrodassts--that the damages assessed (3711M01) should, its the memo time, bese t-anal by • niescusittle house of uagnestiu•able credit— thm in case the D.fendanis should not consent to have t h e evidence of a 'duces material to the Plaintiffs, but who had utithrguse so crou.examonalion, read (rum the record, a coninsiasion alsoilidl be sent out, ■t the expense of the De feutlasols„ to Russia, where he sow is, to tale his testi ilintiy—aud lastly, that so new bill a equity 'tumid be lied for delay. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, w tom caw•r , Nov ;puska 23. The Court met this day : 13 elms were os t►is thsy's 10 stAutl fur la-mu/row, and 32 for Fridiy. A eamitkeable part of t►e day was occupied is bowleg t►e fAluwtag cur Ira w. SMITH. Mr. doormats oPpus;d the application of Alexander Smith on ',reveal emends, the priucipal of which was • con trattoria of propel iy. The Learned Counsel said that be opposed in behalf of Mesars. Leopard and Jelfreies, fur a debt of upwards of 300/. due to them by the losulveul, who traded to Neva Scotia. The lessokent underwent • long examination by Mr. A VOILIPINP., and elated in his answers, that in the year 1817, be lad obtained watches to the am tof 5501 or there abouts, from Marrs. Jefferies and Ham. He took them Nosily after the Futurism to North America, in the brig Mary, of l'elerbead, of which be was the supercargo aid freutheer. He Auld the property iii Halifax, sad remitted to the opposing creiltrass 1051. un cement. He return. ed from North Ansel Ora in the brig the Kink of 17ater. leo, of tibiae he was half owner ; all he knew of this 'eke, was, that he discharged her Captain and Mate, and that she was reported to him as haviiig sailed, during his imprisomosit, with a abutter mid Mate appuinted by the tether hallowiter. This was done without his courant. The Insolsout dewed that he bad ever passed in society as a Mr. :Manske, or Shand, or contracted debts under any such name ..r names; he knew a person named Shand, is Ja =Awe, who was nearly twice his age. On his return from his last voyage from Halifax, he brought bark bilk of eats skimp to the aresonat of 5101.; owe of .them was a Tres. envy hill for 5001. He bad Masi a consigionmet of bul buls in bulk, which he delivered as ordered. He made me offer of payment to Jeffery out of the /1001. Trim eery bill, but had proposed to pay him out of debt* doe abroad. He sever eliesired him any bills of exchange out of which Is meant to settle his account, but had in a casual cusweisetion *hewn bins the seconds and third* of bills Mass:, fismi Jamaica, merely to exhibit the form of a furtive bill of exchange, certainly out with any intention of s!iewing them as available securities, fur lie knew at the time that Ike tint &wee bitt, or bills, had been paid, and consequently that the duplicates, &c. were of uo *slue. They were, in fact, the counterpart of bills he bail remitted to lisp part glre to pay of certain debts. His partner's name was Brysee, and he suderstood that the partnership still subeisted. He was coutideili that be was at present possessed of pro perty, which, when wound up, would pay all his deism With reference in the 54101. Treasury bill he had got vial for it, lie beitred, its tae think note, hat sea not tett AM, at Mr. Mawr's, hanker. He then gut a Bank post-Lill fur the 5001. !sayable, he believed, to hisser, and remitted it in Mr. Brasile, who eras a mariner, in Nut th America. The re. asittaucc wan sent to New BilllnsMlCk, Slid he sieve, elate kid beard at it+ rate a.a.cal—nor hart In: any memorandum whatever of the slate or tau taller of the Batik oat-hill which was by hem sit remilitd. He tsp.rted this Mr. line tie evi s y day its England. Al the tiMe of 11'1 ari est, he on, MI time tee Of sailing to North America the brig the prisice of IVsterlou, a hick had dropped down to Eravesesid. He had' ma altogether made up his mind sin wailing its this remit, *hitch start in two or three wei !es from the ;Teri .11 of hie arrest, bat lie hail in Sc, lOUS notion of doing an. The Ciiptte here addressed nlr. I'ollocc and Mr. Heath, wbo wire C el for the Prisoner. and riled them %Online it,. y hail ally Psi aectecy explanation to tend., ni the ere i's tumor.: Mr. POLLOCK rep'teil, that he saw no grllllllol made not again•, the lu.a:v.w--all shat h.d was, that he h .1 mote a reititti.l:ll.l: of 5001. to a man to wl:om lie owed it. 4 au . ADoL! UV! arid , that the credulity of the be lief to Ike 11,004 virglna en4ld hardly Wallow this part of the losubrent's statement. The COURT de-Ored Mira Adolphe. to prussic his cam. The Learned Consort resumed the examination of the In solvent, who admitted, that in the WOW b of Na, last he had gut 1751 from Mr. Mason, obis wes the agent for his ship. He bad paid away this sum in disbursements fur the oleo's wages, the ship's cuseitugencies, and his own travelling ex pewits, in a journey to Scuilaad, Like.; 271. wily remained of it at the time of Isis arrest. Whole iu prism. lie had cer tainly offered to pay 1841. to the opposing creditor, but he made the promise conditionally—he thought lie should have got the m y from • friend, who la the cud roused to ac. eomminiate him. Mi. Jobsi Mason was next called.—lle said he was broker to the brig the Pi iuce of Waterloo. He bad paid to the In. 'Niteroi 170/. on account of the probers!a of the said vessel, and hid also paid 501. to him to settle the wages of the crew, except the pay of the Master and Mate, which, owing to di- pale, was not paid over at the neumenl by the Insolvent, but which witness subsequently settled. The wages of the crew were settled I. witsiess'eufher, sad he never Meal d Ginn the solvent that the 501. be gave him was inadequate in pay them off—bail more been called for it woo Id bare been paid. Witness lied nu isles to what cuutingest expenses of the ship the In sulin sit alluded when be talked of having paid the 150/. for ascii a purpose He thought the 501. be gave fur the specific occasion, settled the ship's aetmuist.eacept the Arrears of Ilse master mid mate, which witness afterwards, as agent fur the ship, paid. lie recollected the latiolvent in the middle of May, discounting the 500/. Treasury bill, but this was the lint time IQ heard of the produce being remitted to Browne, of whom he knew nothing. In his erns-rearainareuo by Mr. Pot.t.mcg, the witness Wild he knew nothing of the ship's contingencies, which the turbulent' said be had paid. John Ham, jun. said that his father was in partnership with Mr. Arlferies ' to whom the Insolvent owed upwards of 10/. He renienelsered having applied to him fur the amount, and mentsuised the evasive manner iu which the Insolvent postpimed the payment. He recollected his sbewieg two 500 f. bills, but in his crow-examination be could not say whether they were air were nut duplicates of the same oe got Mble paper. Mr. A DOLPRUS cisallesided, that he bad *hewn enough in the ease of the 6Ml.hill, alleged to have been remitted, to establish the feet of • coeseeeleuent of property. . Mr. PoulAcia, for the Insolvent, replied, that nothing had transpired to impugn the assertion of the money having been remitted. The Conan. is delivering ifs adjudication, observed, that the Insolvoot described himself ass merchant—his debts were set wit as being 1,5031.13 s Id.--his credits as 1,1001. lee. Id. together with goods in Halifax, worth $4Ol. les. 10.1 ; and it was quite impossible to believe, that a gentleman trans acting business in this manner could transmit, just is tho eve of his arrest, a NW. Bank punt-bill to any arerespori dent, without preserviug some .....sedum of the number nod 4s. in case oral:cadent. He must, therefore, be remanded fur a curceelsnest of this 5401 bill. The lamilmat was accordingly remanded. POLICE. OUTRAGE. Joe. Krereft, who stated himself to be a borse-dealer, was charged with a riot in Barbingham street un the pie ces/biz men, and with heating the keeper of a lodging-house there. The Complainant stated, that at two o'clock in the loan ing the Defendant, with amolber person, who tuned out to be Alex Ruse, servant to Lord William Fitzgerald, knocked at her door, sod she tweeted it, importing one of her lodgers fur whom she was sitting up. The Defeuilaut insisted up on having accommodatiito; -sewn Gin would break all She whitlows in the house, sud struck the Prowentenr violently ; and tlw watchman, alarmed by the riot, according to his own evidence, seemed him. The Defendant called Alexander Rose in his behalf; but he was too drank to speak ; and the Magistrate ordered him out of the office. The Dehmlow' was ordered to God sureties for his good behaviour. A FIGHT FOR THE BOX OF A STAGE COACH. Edward Browne, part proprletur sad driver of the Ac commodation Reading sad Newbury stage-coach, was charged with awaking sod eadeavouring to remove from the box by force, Mr. Lee, a surgeon, at the door of the White Horse Cellar. Me. Lee, who had booked his place to Newbury by the said coach, which rasa from the Saracen's-head, Friday street, stated, that before be gut epos the box, the coach man said Host it was disengaged, but shortly after ha re. guested him to move, as the box belonged to a Ritronet who was a cassia's' customer. The Prosecutor refused to do so, when the Defendant mooted the box also, arid rodeavottreti in vain to remove the Prodowator, who remained Gem until the cads to the coaches begs. to union the box also, whets he alighted to avoid their attache, sad obtained a warmed. The Defendant stated, that be did out tell the Prusecotor the box was at liberty, as it had bees engaged, and Mr. Lee challenged to fight him. The Magistrate did not Meow the meaning of engaging the lox; an assault was proved, and the Defendant was or dered to God bail to answer it at the Sessions. DEIFERATIB OUTRAGE. Yesterday Thmsear Gollowey, William Bangstier i Mown Combs*, John Wheeler, sad Walla. Joipaum, privates be. longing to the 3d resimeet of Guards, stationed at the Tower of London, were broagbt up in the crowd, of seve rs! constables from t►e watch-brae, charged by Mr. Ar nukl, laaillord of the Black Boy, St. Catherine's-lane, with buries attempted to pall his hawse down, by which it re ceived great damage, sod with amenities several persona in the house; sad Galloway was charged by Thomas Frasier with baring robbed bins of a beadle, coutainiug two coals sad other property. The whole of the Prisoners (accepting !Aeon) were swore to positively, sad they were ordered to lied bail. Job.uu was dimbaiged; aed the Magistrate advised Frazier, if be could trace the property that be was robbed off, to Weis his charge et s Neon day. The greatest consternation prevailed yesterdsy in the Parish of Lambeth. in consequence of some resurrection men having been stopped on Tuesday night with► two dead bodies, which proved to have horn taken from the burial ground of the shove Parish. The bodies were rescued. and one of the mei', utter some resistance, was takes to the watch. house. Where an assemblage of talent arkl experience is concentrated iti one hue of practice, a success mu►t attend their appliatiut, not to he footed elsewhere. This has bees, tvissesd its the Fetahlishmentuf the farthest Board at Charlotte-tfouse, Blackfriars.road, asd at tVitothilork. Howse, Woodsloci-street, Oxford-street, where cures are every illy performed in cases which have baffled the skill of consent professors, sad excited their astonishment. The Medical Board have particularly attended to those toner. (olees of a certain disease, which entniti the tonna rim. tressisg dcbibuea, vied titillingta the constitution of Such scam They also remove the effects of the.. awatptoins arising hem juvenile indi►cretiuti, from irregular living, aiir hem ti long residence is worm elfatates—uf this de. a.eiptitos they big particularly to notice obstinate eruptions iii the skin, cote thrust, linialt in the head and lunbs, fre quently mistakes fur rheuntstisus, strictures, Amides, sera phuta, fie. Messrs. COOPItIft and Co. after forty year profiler in various Hospitals, are consulted at Woodstock. it met, OxieriLstreet, amity, (non eight till eight ; sail at the Medocal Itotird, Chsrhtite-Hntise, Great Charlotte-street, ' Alarkfii 3 v - ruadi precisely from twelve Haut eight in the 41/PIIIIIZ Ali ehaitics, and liters .ns of moderate income, bare advice, g tali*, if they attend at certain bouts, woody, T ut ...day, Th u , lsy. and Sundry • units. anal WIP 21111 every evronne. (ruin six to eight --visa A aide dour, and private t utn. for females. * IREL /AD. DUBLIN, NorLmatn 21. A rel.;ie v..:ls yestertlky orceiertl Fur I'mi s riq: Bhiyuey. Patrick Doherty. and Thmstros Addr,lty, under t.enienre steak tot the robbery of Cult Is.. Senor SciolW. I se. 'rise newv wAs ntine tliateiy conveyed to iln-itt ht Sneral *ln, tint tint le;aire iticon WWI their 'nous were knocked Johis Alurr4y, under sentence fur 31:. rubbery, is to be exertited this thiy. . 111 E Vll.tsß•. —.....- MoNstoui . the following giream.tatire relative to inking r tun before the Linville. Would.. Wowing to kit:11.3111 lAN' IN, E•/;. is miller :---A 11111 u who had forums le lire., It hi pp. t in to the pack, seeing the fox tome, haul mi..ed, into a field in which be sinis„2 6 ached the telly he went, and, in a large hash in a dingle , Rtynard Howe litetierlf for lithe repose; upon which Ole ohm nito!e a stiattb and dragged him out Ipy the brash, when the fox " Oh wed fight," and caught his antatooist by the arm; but he was too much exhausted to close hi: teeth He then /indict] the beast', and with his lift hand caught him by the throat, and in that pewition hull hint till the field came tip., alien a bog was procured, into which they put h o w, and kepi 1 • fur the diversion of " the next comiur day." CORON Lk' V INQUEST. Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the view of the Hope pohlic.house, in Blsekwwur•vttert, Clare-market, before Esq on tle•body of Mr. Mauls Reeve, who blew his brams out with a pistol, on Tuesday snug hot, in Clare.cuart, Mrs. Sarah Collillll4 ethic Reeve, being swore, as id, Mr. Reese lied fur the last fifteen months Inhumed tinder ati beery affliction of mind, having been attacked at that period with a psialytic •fkciinn. About tau months since he 'sent fur a medical gentleman (Dr. al heti , II) to see if Ire could render him any relief or rest. Dr. Milchell at first second surprised, and then said, the reason ass, the flow of blood which bad settled ow the brain was nut entnizh to cause stupor, but irritation. He requested him to baths his feet iu warn water, and occasionally have blond taken from hisarms. Witness said he obtained uu relief from these re medies, bat always appeared ins • low and dejected *cite, Fur the last six months he had always Isis on a sofa. Hr had formerly been • guard to • twail•suscli, and alma eusCh man. The pistol had been in witness's possession between three and four years. A boat six o'clock oat Tuesday morn ing witness heard a dreadful noise; she came frets her bed, and thought deceased had fallen down, as bad been usual with him au 'must of the loss of the sat of his side. Mr. John Langley, sergeen, residing in Newcaatle street, deposed, that between six and 'even o'clock list Tuesday slimming he was called up by Mr. Stringer, of the Rod Lion public-house in ilieStraud, and requested to go with him to Clare-esiurt. He immediately accompanied him, and oil his way there Mr. 8 informed him that a man had shot himself, and be considered him dead, but for saiisfactiou wished to have him examined. Wituess was then shewn into she back most., where the deceased lay on his back ; there appeared a considerable quantity of blood issuing from the mouth, which induced him to believe, baring been previously in formed that he bail abut himself, that be had discharged the pistol in his mouth. Oa 0111/111111IliOU, be fonsid there was nu injury in the mouth, hat that the blond had Swan from the nose into it. A sort of cap covered the head of the deceased, It appeared bloody; on removing it be found a wound or fracture of the right temporal boors, into which he put his finger, sad discorered a Roll bad pene trated the brain. Upon farther &nomination, be found the ball had lodged iss the integument covering the parietal bone, whirls had been fractured, and that this wound caned instantaneous death. A considerable quantity of blood VII, produced from the rupture of the temporal tarry. Witness and Mr. S. then laukrd for the piatol, and blind it a yard from the deceased; on rintruinailllN It primed to bare bees previonsly discharged. Vredict—Lsitary. .ROBBERIES. On Wednesday night last, between ten and deem o'clock, as Mr. C►rese, • pig-drake, of Welland, was returning home along the Severn Ham, from Tewkesbury market, lie was knocked down with • bludgeon, by • fellow who ap proached unperceived behind him, and su stunned thereby as to be incapable of making the boat resistance, or of even seeing the villain or villains who &milled him; mid alien be afterwards somewhat recovered from the effects of the Wow, he found his bead streaming wills blood from four or five severe wounds, end that his pockets had been rifled of op. wanton( 231. Wing unable to proceed, be would UlOl6l pro bably have perished, had not his erica reached the ears of the boatman at the Upper Lucie NWT.., who fortunately had nut gone to bed, knowing that blr. C. had to cross the ferry. Through the active vigilance of the police of Nye borough of Tewkesbury, several persona have been apple. headed, some of wham have been committed fur flusher examination; and it should lie remarked, as • cannon to others, t h at the Tibor sufferer, who has a wife and ten chil dren, was mach intoxicated at the tieoe, and had been exhi biting his money in the kitchen of a public-house in the coarse of the evesrug. This is the second robbery of a simi la► kind in the same neighbourhood within a fortnight, and both doubtless by the same gang. As Mr. Joint Lane, a re spectable farmer, of Deerhund Walton, was relenting home from Tewkesbury market, on the IVeduestily se`nnight pre ceding, he war robbed, between the Charch and the House of Industry, of all that his pockets contained, as well as the coat oil his bait, and was afterwards thrown over the palings into an adjuissing meadow, at the imminent litigant of his life. It is certainly most probable that neither of these robberies would hive been effected, had not intoxica tion rendered Ion• unfortunate' parties incapable •f avititliog such miscreants as are always to be &sod gristly so make a pity of the weak and delfrm•elca. AMERICAN Itsoititys.—ll is a well-known Let, that there are yacht's' persona in the chancier of riders now going about England; heati n g up fur volunteer. to people Americo, and who are trum peting forth the oche,, couveniencen. &e. of that land of plenty. As uue of these men was holding . forth the other day in the common room of an inn, nn the advantages of emigration to this land of pro. mine to a stranger. the hearer cut laM short by nay ing—" You need say no inure : I bare been there, owl do not mean to go again." A most curious Mid voidable Hebrew Medal is now in the possession of Mr. Cortett, of the Panicle, is this city. An inscription, in Syrite•Clialdiie characters, is very slistinetly pereeiretl on the ohm se—w lan.h purports to tOsume tttttt . ate the Rerwreeelieit the Redeem'? it'll:s; • head of alum is oil the reverse. The materials of which it is composed are bras., with a* alloy of silver. It ia apparently notch worn, though quite legible, as the tettern look as if thiV had been ionised iu a igery deep die. From all Memories shade, this is, psokably, the only loran Hebrew medal known at pre gent. One of a similar kind, distinguishes] also by au iuscrip tion of the since import, was lllSCoVered in the island of Angkwa, early ul the last century, but was lost by the person who was intrnniebio eoutry it to (ANAL Two of the like sort were acen at Rome, M the slays of Leo. X. 1519, and cre se even then reckoned an invaluable vindication of t he trot', and history of Chi tannin'''. The !Alton, Itorn whom Mr. Co s lett proctored Hits valliable and interesting historical (vol. nee of religion, is nut at this moment a ithin raw range of that gen tlesnon's itaptirf, sio that' emir inability to learn wheie it was discovered is thug* tw he regretted. If it teas fosool in Ire land, it will, no doubt, five rise to much speculation, and prof, sbly rrvire ulon , that this kingiiiiiti %as, at :in tallier period ditto is generally thought, blecsed with the light of Christianity. A., we one likely It. pi" , nor • file sinsiir a the luseription and head, we shall ve 0-1 "" allot itithi in um culitrins.-- i Tc4 (Ars:Pride.) NAV4L IN7'ELLIGRAIL .ponnxuusn, navvies'. a 14 A rr i ve d:4 e R os ario) front . and t 6 641111.1t k hunt Cork. • Sosil4llw Hilda, rrerd, and kmalry, Cuvper,Cir Shit 1.1% I and William, Julosor., iIJI NallaWarta R 3, Arrived the Incise, Tiro %%%%% I •very leak ; Derwrost, futon Ca, dltT for Lanolin, Irak, %Irak Condo ioltv, froom lainoloon iStr woiorfsle.wold ; Fidelity, %%slliamwm, from &amid !n0. , 1f iva,u•Luuu► loud sail ; and Newsom:, Bell, for Cook, mainbail o. ••• PAL if, Nov 22. I Arrived the li 'llertn i - ma:a tounnt, flucklur, auJ A!.1 ,1 iti• Irma Lughtua ; a!su flue Expedition, iYabluso, frost ttr reilltitdp i Joins:cu. C 0.4141, Note.4iint 24. Arrited the Clan, of ee,a from 11.11,tria, otitis n general cargo. PEN2AICI, WOVEUREII Sailed the Hew, l'nce, for Loudon • knsisCATe, No stern 24 Came in a few vessels for t•Mli.r, and ulouut 20 tail ei transrats from Colas", with troops. • DOIFFIN NOVEWINFR 24. The brig Liberty, gin=, !arrived (mut 41.itterrts •Hi tea vvromeiit riffled OWN:ltrr buorgissil agatuit the ett,, an %toddy alight. • IDOL suVrattrit 24. arrived neid gailyd for the River, Or Selpiu, Rum Norfolk, Ptfutin , hi 24 defy, Mary, Leak, from Vete cum. la.t nom Ihirientuntla . . . Cause duwu rro.o tlw Itgoer find remain in the Dawn* dew rtilmuce, Smith, for Bilbao; thrritsgtoo, lieffhp. for teayti ; Forster, —, fur Nevi lissok ; buswrst /With ; Ihtekettaeld, IVOI.O T . Itubff ###### ; mut Sarah , k, fife lanolin': I.gailivot, thiakin, for Markin% atia Tutufs3f; Nutria, Napier. (ir ar . terdai aisd l)rplicuo, Fifthly, for Ntafts Ira. fkr. . . Miura by the Celitoeice, dardher, from fibs WeFer to forty•ei4ht hours, fur Bahia. uvrßeooL, xOTEmenve 23. Arrived off this port the lit .rtutt (3 11.111/111:13!.1 • from Africa; *wiled ..n the 16:tt A' July, and nom Priacr'• istmod un the 23,1 of Aorost The Rostock was so soli from Caliber fur Livrop •lout the etiolate uf Aegmet. coati, noe►:moat if. Sailed the Falmouth, and has pet ba. is seam. O.• Smola) , .t!ary rims. Jolter Greeategs, 411iirgiffet Fluids, 4,11 Margar.i Bowie. elf eted their escape frum Po , let K... 61. broke ti.rough the root, and by owatip of rope. ur other toothicturo, dewetide.t to the pilaff Mal .f the otljoinis.g. tem-meta, w.ll thence to the ba, k voutt of the Sar..f.r.i's Flew' I coitlV 4XCHANGE. Nortaisicu is. Ilsving hail some comittvrable arrival* more ILi , ilay; etid a large quattlity of e.mit left tare. from that day, u • trade both in VVltrai anti Oats was sell dell ot voices. Barley ',wort* its !wire. IY Priam uoJ Bream lit 64* is no slierati:rit in price. but the said very dill. thrli.. hinds of Grain remain the tame. COAL MARKET, Novrtioca 25. 9tilp• at 91arket Ship. A,.L' Pri.• 32! Newnstle 9 Swiderland 7 37►. 6,1 to 41. 311. 111 ItTli. Tuesday, in High-street, 31rs. Hareiieu, •1 • sUll. MARRIAGE. At Jerry, on the lit lost. George &nod, Cipraies in the 3d [lg . :swot of rool, to Micis 11111011, eloy glatignir of the late Rev Henry Dunkin, isctur of custody Monaghan, trc.nod. DEATHR. Lately, in Dohlin, Al ihr Ibuirse Of.eolorte) Atkinson, in Isis nineteenth year, VV:llktitti, odr:it on of AI. Kaotirr Rot hard Bassett, Esq ut tsray's Inn•square, garrl.ier ae 1.3 w. Osi Monday 130, Suffolk, the Lally of Sir Stroud fludyer, Bart. HIGH WATER THIg DAY AT 1.0N1)IIN-IIIIIDGL. Morninz I afar 12. I Evening 33 after 12. PRICE OF srocks YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. 1tt(1... 7ti k L. A ISO.. "40 1-16 77 19 15-16 3 per Ct. COM. ..77 . 141 I g! ft.f 3% per mitt Fz. I3uIIt, Y, 30 17 Ifr . 4 per CrniM. 94k I Luttery Tickets 19418 N. 5 per Ct. N. Auu. 108! I 0(1111101U... • e4ii 44. 1071 108 Ciffis. for A 771 k . . stypEmoit kpvit E. IT is imposeible to urge too eaten, or with tgeb .ii.. much force, the necessity, when ltledictil er Sercikl Advice bit mimes requisite, of •pplyiug fu prufeesional men of atknowledged skill DWI well-esrued rile Laity. "Roasts every one aspen:, to tins remark, yet there KM few is 110 fol low it practically, and etintbers are eve.) , day the violin/au( inexperience and empiricism. The h/lIVIIII Mlllell Ills accom panied set in our lemreetablished practice is the must sails. faetory proof of our rattan )))) al skill s as it is the most 1111 s. quivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation is the result of thirty years' (emcee-see' practice in flits whet polis, aril it too will founded to require adveiniCome aid ; dining that period, some of the most dist toga Mad men iis the canonry have been ender our care, and have tornisl...l, by their perfect reaturation to health, the most satisfactory tes timonials of our pi:pc-dor skill sod repellence. It sectioned by every privilege to practise, as regularly e.hirated Sur geons, Members all the Royal College* of tondos and 6.1i11- burgh, and furineily in his Majesty's Service, in which last capacity we have had the meat favunrable opportimitite of tutittotstilig the pi settee of other countries with mu ecru, we have been suable-4J, fi um these multiplied adventures, to ac quire that certain expel ience as well as pr lit mans of n iter, which, lb a more I,llocere and kits diversified prarticr, it is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of Veneiesi lufection, and in every Complaint of Di ?him awl IN-Aeieurv, whether arming firm the infistuatiom or yl.llllh. Ifllir revideves. in warm climates, free living, et any inner cause ;orogen hey a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient silly I. lyou a 'meetly restoriiiiiiii to woad eci vi r ptrons h. alth. Sti wh i rrs ' or the Urethra of till and t ire illy yens' ducal hit., here y 0ft...50 to our superior plan of treatment in the short period Irl thrc.., *mks ; many of these eases bud preciously lire.' nadir Me cum set Messrs. Horne And Heaviside, an.l oilier Surscoas of squid eminence, who attempted their cure by the apintention . of the lunar caustic tritium! secrets. To the Female Sri it will 1w eimitilsiniy to know, that they may ho cop d of duos Debilities which defeat couception, tad sap the tuniolattuis of connubial felicity. We nay be consulted by Patients of sillier See with the CrealeSi delicacy, sccresy, sod hinione, at nor ions ., No. 1 , 7, , Dalton garden. T. .... of remuneration acv pirmly I+5lN it in the first interview. Pineal, in the Country staling the particulate of Own rose, enclosing a remittance for Advise and %%faiths, trill butt she same given ur tent to all part. of the world. CL'ltltlF; and C/) Sti, 4,01,4, !thinthres of the R o y a l c o lkuies of Utt..14.0. and rliiihumb. and formerly in Lis .Wir:resty'e Service, NO. 1107, Ma:. it ar.i.R. ------ —saw 1... 1 1N )1'41: Pr 'mitt, sod rt th.. 1 , 111114111. •/4re A,:verlitrinrris ale rreth,rn MI•I'l.#114111 (04.0l•plici) 'Ewa 14 a C 14.1. fr Cl•menee Inn. Mini/T-1 Wli ll'E. 70i7. f/0 10 . 1 . jun, i ~.1 ~~