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common sense, but experience tells us this !rut I.
ingenuity is alive in all tiairtrrs of the wm Id ; the
lase of gain is every where Ow same ; enlighterisd
Governments take care to give vocoorgensent to
the increase of power, and to hoary the seeds of
wealth. France, Germany, sod Atnerica, have
loy advantages that we have not, though they are
Imiterbalared by ibtSculties winch we. do not rx-
.wrience. Kitt their iv-Grime and skill are rapidly
to a lervl with ours; If Me follow the
imple of klandert. slay will lifill.tit that set nr

inner days by Et*land. -
In considering the assure or the national flan-
culties, we have lowly stated their Malt ; 711111
it is necessary that this should be perfrcily under-
stood, in order to know the appropriate remedy.
'We are not sit war with imy country of the
there is no scarcity of money, nn want of coin-
metre, no lack of credit, nu deficiency of art ;
the ports or every ki:igilorn are open to us;
compared with England, Tyre and Carthage
were poor and powerless. To what, then, can o
difficulties be owing ? To an immense, siiiprece-
dented, mid into•ler:able DEBT. This is the grand
cause to whicii we owe the augmentation of our
tastes and 1 -rates, the decline of trade. and the
distresses of the agrirultiiii4 mid thr iiinfac-
turer. This It ts, whack, beisringlllloll l!ae 1111114111
with a weight, double that of all the i.xpristirs of
the army, the navy, the officerti, and the esta-
blishments, which we maintain at home iiirl abroad,
renders it crippled and feeble eis lime of peace, and
would disable it, should circumstances demand
hostilities, from undert,eking war. We have been
told, that by a tremendous and measurable effort,
Napoless w a hurled from his ; but die
Ex-Emperm has the consolation to reflect, that the
contest will not be finished, on our part, if we
proceed in our present course. for centuries: or at
least that w.• shall have thus long to contend with
that debt a hsc n the war has entailed upon us.

We sincerely believe, that, if the present rate
of taxation ia long adhered to, England will ra-
rpidly decline from the eminence winch she has
hitherto maintained over the kingdom* of the old
and new continents. Precedents without number
convince us, that knigdonts stud cities. in the height
of their greatness. may forsake the principles winch
have rat•erl them, and by so doing fall from
their elevation. We have seen the commerce of
the world centre, by turns, in mane famous cities of
the Mediterranean, whence it has fled, on account
of their political weakness and debility. England has
hitherto hail to contend, in trade and manufactures,
chietif wills despotic motions, and her superi-
ority um' be fairly ascribed to her free constitu-
tion. But Amerce has within these fifty years
arisen, with gigantic bat youthful strength. to u
pitch of greatness which could not have been coo.
crived. when her freedom watt born amidst the tu-
mult of is..tr and the rivalship or a powerful oppo-
nent. Her resources are not yet fully developed,
but they are already magnificriet ; and, we fear,
not very many years will elapse. brfu►e ►he will
claim to he the first notion or the world. Fr-user,
also, has recesiil7 viiird her lilieriies, and is pro-
ceeding, by wise and excellent laws, to ensure her
commercial prosperity and political strength.—
While our rival'. then. are invigorated and strength-
ened, we ought not to " droop to a fatal decay:"
hut rather to seek out means for lightening our
burdens. for recruiting our energies, and for fitting
ns to engage in a contest winch must be arduous
—to maintain our commercial greatness among Ow
surrontstlong nations, and to recover iu peace what
we lost by war. But should our Government madly
st+k to marrow owe li4eaties, while it neglects to re-
store our rrospenty ; should it strip us, because
discontented, of our rights. when it ought to re-
lieve us, hec.itioe distressed, from our burdens ;
the agr►cultaristy must remain depressed. the ma-
nufectitrers must fail in cumpotition, and the poor
must stontinue to eat the bread of dependance, or
seek food and labour in a foreign country.

About four o'clock on Saturday afternoon lost a
covey of six partridges flew into the market.nlace,
hltititfield ; five of them settled upon Messrs.
ABNEY awl MALTBY'S banking-house, mid the other
(no doubt through the severity of the weather and
fright) flew against the wall, and literally killed
Usti: upon the spot !—One or the five was after-
wards shot. .

Amongst the many accidents which have occur-
red during this severe season, we have to relate one
of a Perim's nature, which took place, at Beyerlev to
a lady who was walking through a street of that
town, the slipperiness of which caused a fall that
materially injured her back bone, and she almost
instantly expired.
Monday morning a most melancholy accident
,occurred at Loddington, near Maidstone. A young
man was shooting at sparrow• front the, dour of a
cottage, and
djust us he had taken aim, a young
woman. name SARAH MORTON, about 19 years of
age, came from a door almost adjiiining, and war
entering the door where lie stood, when the gun
went off, and the contents taking the directiost of
her head, carried away her nose and the lower part
of her face. Medical assistance was immediately
procured, a•id she lingered about fire hours in the
greatest agony, and theu expired.
On Saturday a man who calls himself Ralph
11.1assey, was apprehended in Leeds, begging from
door toaloor, when it appeared he had concealed
about his person 58 guineas in gold, 39 shillings in
silver, mud 9J. is copper. He was examined before
time Magistrate', and coniutitted to Wakefield
House of Correction till the greet Sessions.
The Post-Masters General have, in ri roost praise-
worthy manner, awarded 501., and gold medal+, to
the guards of the Cork coach for their excellent
conduct in protecting the 11111111 iu the recent at-
'silt made near Clontnel ; they also have grouted
a pension to the guard, whose arm has been ampu-
tated.
STRAW COACH IN litgi.aou.—On. the tint of
March, at it/ I:intuits past oerten, the new-invented
coicb, impelled by steam soil air pressure, will
leave the Moira Hotel, Sackyille-street, Dublin, its
motion equal to 13 Irish miles an boor, slid deliver
the papers and baggage is Belfast at two tie:kelt.
allow nig 30nrinutts for breakfast. and foul' minutes
at each stage ;.:it will remain 40 Hoolutti in Belles',
and reach Maur by Mee. The coach hos foal& .
tried Gas billy rood, oral Glasgow, and its safety
rand - • 4itatsug goon at 40 miles isi.an hoar)

LAW lh 7' El, LICiEN CE. •

COURT OF CH 4 NCRRY, Wass,
Tut-lc:l4v, Frnnu4ity 1.

The LORD CIIANCELLOR. came into Court ut
s few minutes uler ten lo'clork this morning, soul
took the oohs of rare berme M.isters CAMPBELL.
STUATFORD. uml ALEX %Nina. Mr. WILUItA.
11131 ailinitiosletrol Hi% Lord...hip atter-
wurotv went to the Court of Exchequer to sign
*rots of error, anti tint 1101 Tel Uri) WKrin to the
Court or Chanyery. Its Lordship will not sit
tu-inoriow (this tlay).

COURT OF KING'i HUNCH, WErnivirent,
Turgo.tv, Fiku R 11.; RRR 1.

This morning the .1 nilges.and King's Counsel took
the oath of allegiso. e to hi• present Majesty.
A gii I of the name of 11'/li/thorn was called tie,
and pleaded not guilty to an indictment for perjury,
she having-.worn to N rape i 411.1 assault upon her
permn by Clitioin Milk, which caused the trial
and acquittal of the Vetter at the Old Bailey Se.-
!darts. She was informed that her trial would take
place in the Sittioto after Tenn. This being
what is termed emus 000000 piper day .s great port of
the tworni,ig win exhattuted on questions wholly ex-
teresti lig to the public.
John James. of the City of London, caused
himself to be brought up by a writ of Habeas em-
pt+, hr having been committed to Norgate by the
Commissioners of Bankrupts, fur not having an-
swered satisfactorily the witentions ittst to him.
Mr. Cu RWOOD wow argued fur the di.cluerice of
the Prisoner. He would nut deny that the conduct
of the Prisoner had been fraudulent ; but he had,
upon a subsequent examination, confessed the ex-
tent of his crime. Supposing the answers of the
Prisoner's to he true, if the Commissioners were
not satisfied with then), his imprisonment must be
ititerminable.

11r. IVinn argued spinal the liberation of the
Prisoner. his chief argument was grounded upon
the circumstance of the Fri'miler having destroyed
two bills of lading of effects tellipped in sir Ameri-
can vessel lie longing to Clarke, of Le-icerter-square,
an alw.coneleil bankrupt, in reference to whose estate
he. Intel kern called ors to give evidence before the
Consinissiow.rs. Ile had I irrlemiril that he did this
out of madness or irritation. c.etceed by drinking
large potions of brandy. Out his wits had been
committed to Newgste fo► rent giving satisfectory
information as to time bills of lading. and he was
contemns of it ; yet he would not even communicate
his recollections of them at rr lie had destroyed
them.

Ti, COURT WOa of opinion that the conduct of
the Pi isoiier. and his answer to the inquitiee of the
Commissioners, were not satisfactory, anti that no
sufficient explanation half been since given by I .
lie was therefore remanded.

JANUARY 31.

Yesterday being the aniiiverssey of the Martyr-
(him of King Chitties 1., the holiday was kept this
day in nil the Courts of West stet' Mill, except
in the King's Ileneli, in which Mr. Justice BAYLEY
Mime rat to take bait owl hear nititions of course.
As soon es the Learned Judge entered the Court,
the oath of allegiance to his Ai..jesty King Cteorp
the Fourth was administered to hint by Mr. Le
11lone, Alaster of the 111e:is side.
Seventh Attorneys were sworn on their admission,
and the oath of allegiance to his present Majesty
was also administered to them respectively.

SEDITIOUS PUDLICATIONs.

TIIE KING V. JAMES HOWARD.

On the motion of Mr. LITTLEDA LE. the De-
fendant, • pamphlet-seller In Holborn, was
brought up to plead to an information filed
against him by the Attorney-GesierAl, for pub-
lishing • seditious libel, contained in one of
the numbers of The Republican. The Defe.:nd-
ant way prosecuted by the tisme of Joseph,
his Christian name bring Jameo, but having con-
sented to waive the misnomer, he now pleaded to
the information by the name of J4sepli—Gaiity.

Mr. LITTLEDALE wtd► that the Defendant has.
g pleaded guilty, lot should too 1111 W pray the
judgment of the Court► but should post; 1111 l e the
uudton instil next Term ; and es the Ddendsnt was
now under rrcognizauces► be should only more that
his recogniz suers be continued until next Term.
The Defendant was then dl'tellarged 111,011 his
own reeoguitinees. _ .

After the toutiiir bmineso of the morning was
&Toiled of, flit Court alijouinttl beture eleven
o'clock.

11.4NCIIESTKR, JANUARY 2P.

The cases which were heard this mwr•iag at the New
Dailey were chiefly of common assault.. The Irdio,,,pg
varies from the feat, in some respects :
Thomas Moors was charged with asawlting Thomas
Hampanr, at Middleton, on She 13th of December.-
Mr. AsHmotcrn, in stating the ease, lamented that the late
political ternn•atatinu had lees productive of au muc► mis•
chief in the country. On the night of the 13th December,
between twelve and o'clock, the Prosecutor was kuorkiug at
She door of a relal will whom he lodged at Middleton.
He wore a white hat, which was here well known to he the
emblem of a particular party. The Prisoner came up to him
mid knocked itim down with a 'tit k or bludgeon, which cut
through his hat and veil much injured his head, iu which •
hole was wade. _ _ _

Tbe Prosecutor deposed to the same effect, sadism, that
Moors set a large dog at bits twice, mid that he became in-
sensible from the blow. He recollected within afterwards,
until, am his recovery, be found himself iu bed. He was uu.
well rot a fortnight.

The hat was exhibited to Ike Covet. There was a large
bole in it, and the inside less covered with seams of blood.
The Citatsuctx barely noticed the fret, and the Jury found
the Prisoner—Gail/N. He was .eutesict dto pay a fine of Al.
and to he imprisoued natal such fine be paid.
Ou the opening or another ease, the CH/UMIAK Reid, he
as. Obliged 10 leave the Court. but Alr. Norris ttuaW take
his place, and addressing the Jeory, lie said, " Geolleren,
before 1 part with you, I MHO retnr• you thanks for your
attendance here ; and I have no d..nbt hot that the result
of thcse Sessions will have a great elf ct on the toiletry."
The Sessions will he adjourned to Liverpool, fur the Hun-
dred at West Derby, this afternoon.

l.mat imiwaiag J. Paler, convicted al the Admiralty firsaions
on Friday for the wilful toortfrr or his esitirrwent the
selllllllCe of the law at Lateution Dock. The onforluaate
mar was brought out of !gra/gate at nine, and being placed
in a cart, arrived at Dm place of eaccaliun shortly after ten
o'clock. . . .

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arrimaiderable arenlerr of peewee ait•-nded the. g-
lassily mein. Aber leaning the usual Ouse hie was
uosueyed es a earl to she Leaden Hospital, pun Ilse
lur diseeetioss.

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MAINIOW-11011HIL.
Yesterday a ruing man, wanted Thomas Gustier, wire was
on lime,lay liken into custody upon a charge of having
thrown mud at the carriage of Aldersnan Atkins, while the
pluccssion was going throsich the city, was brought before
the lard Mayor. Alderman Atkins slid not attend.
Racists, the beadle to Ablernsan C. Smith, stated,
that he accompanied the processium upon the proclamation
of the King of F.ogland, near his (Alderman Smith's) car-
riage, la which Alderman Atkins ►ode, and that he ob.
served the Prisoner extremely active in a crowd i■
Frtichurch-street. Witness pointed at the Prisoner to, the
otlicirs, as a perwm likely to gore great offence, ands soon
■firrwai all he saw him take up mud Slid pelt it at the eafriage
of Alderman Atkins. Several others did the *some thing, and
one of the windows was broken. The Prisoner frequently
Minolta and hissed, and appeared one of the in Oat act Ice i
i s cinwdof toi`:1111 who wire oti.•osive to those iii the pro-
cession.

The Lord Sfeynr--Was the Primmer the person who broke
the glass of A Id. rinan A iki us' car►iage'
%Vigor's—No, I saw the fellow who broke the glass, and
pursued him ; I caught hold of him, but he struggled vio-
lently and gut away from me.
The !Wiwr of the Prisoner now stated, with tears In his
eyes, thst he newr eaperted to hear that a anu of hie would
art in on improper a mangier, for he had brought ap all
Isis chi lairs: to hard work.

The master hf the boy also attended. He said that he
had no Itie% 111111 his apprentice could have done as was
represented.
'lle Lurd Mayor then ohservetl, that apprentice-boys were
very marls its the habit of taking Ins themselves the charac-
ter of pulluvians, sledding the peuc!•ment wbith public
men, who thought fur themselves, should receive, if the opi-
nions of tlso.r IHtlslir area were at variance with the sugges-
tions alloy candidate for popular applause.
The P.isoner avid, he never threw mud at the carriage of
31r. Ablermnts //MIMS., Of at any other. Ile, however, ad-
mitted that he had booted sad hissed ns the carriage passed
in Fesachurth.streit, bemuse other 'strums led the way; be
lad tin motive lint that of joining in the anowsement.
The Lord Mayor here observed, that the Prosuaer nhisuld
find hail to appear at the next London Sessions. This was
accordingly done.

MARLSOROUGWITREIT.
CUTTING AND MAIMING.

An inspire, known about St. Gites'a by the name of
French Ilel4, was ►xamined under Lord Ellenhorongles Act,
for calling and maiming a matt named Hawkins, with whom
she etrhabite.l.

At the form-, rocansinatioa —%Villiams, a patrol,
mated that, attracted by a Cry of " Murder 1" lie sreut Intn
the Priaories'a apartment and discovered Hankins bleeding
from wounds on the bead and body, and be said that the
worn*" hail done it.

Oss slug occasion the man was well enemies to leave the
hospital to give evidence against the Prisoner, hot he was in
sl weak state. His evi•knre wig, IliAl i.e arriVrti home al 12
o'clock at niebi, ou Monday, and the Prisoue► slabbed him
Omer the I.•ft hip, and on the head, after which she lid,' biro
samsetles4 with a istl. He was insensible is to what
became of him atter, but he saw a knife in the Prisoner's
band.
Mr. Burgess, the House Apothecary of St Giles's, hail
irtassiltord the wealande, and 11w one above the left hip had
evidently barn isitleried by • sharp inatrament, but that on
the head appeared to hive been dune by a blunt instrument.
Nril!lry of the woun•ls were sir a dangerous kind, and the
W lion* r was muds inebriated at the time.

ilrfes.ce the Prisoner gala, that another man hail wiiunit-
rd liar kiwi, anil that !key had 'frank three punts of brandy,
snit were all drank.

Ur. Farnatti (uil). commit led th-: Primmer for

The despenste gang of isonebere who entered the
propervei of Colonel l'Acgx, at Prestwold, and
afterwards sus outoled the 11311, and fired their
guns with the most daring effrontery, in the night
of the Y7iti ult. haw' been takes and arc in cue-
toily, in consequence of the impeachment of one
of the patty. Their apprehension was effected by
the vigilance owl activity of DAME, the constable
of Loughlinrougn.
A short time store part of a gang of the persons
called giwoes,aotroilocril hesatio-lve% to the dome..
tics o!' Mr. 110 ['HAM. of Kings-LooKley, Hertford-
shire, tangier pretence of buying hair-%kins, and other
traffi.:, and from tip-it to the nefarious !practice of
telling 'Orton... The following day Mr. B. dis-
covered lie hail been robbed of a ba Area check.
end bet w.ru thirteen and fourteen polio& in rush.
Wednesday last a person of the descriptimi Afire.
Inentioned tetnlereil Ille lost check for payineut at
the Original (7ppacli Office in 33'indsor ; the book-
keeper sii.to-ciiiig the person had not come honestly
by it, sleciiticil giving change. but said he would
send it to I. tun for payment, and accordingly
Rave the elands to the coachman for that purpose.
This led to a communication with 31r. BOTHAM,
who e.inte to Windsor on Friday, when the sus-
pected Ter•ini, whore name was Solomon Cooper,
under writ aii examilia.ion. Ile slat, d in hie de-
fence that lie had received the check in payment fur
a horse which lie sold to a stranger. However he
was willing to relintionpli the note, and to mike resti-
tution fur the cash lost, upon being set at liberty.
Dosihts being entertained how far the fact of robbery
could be substantiated, he was suffered to recipe.
Tha rigour of the *viola has been severely felt even
in Spain: on the 1 1 tit last a deep fall of snow took
place at Sevii:e, a phenomenon iii that climate, and
which hail not occurred Infuse within the memory
of the oldest inhabitant. A still greater degree of
severity, according to letters of the 1911 i, from Bd.
boti, appears to have been experienced in the pro-
vitice of Biscay. The *either had been so hitt use,
that the river at Bilboolnid been frozen quite across
at the flouting On the 16i1, a th.liv was
experienced, and had hero followed by a soccer..
limo of storms, prodnetive of much misc:iief. flu
the evening of nits lOtis, while the friars of the con-
vent of Capuchins at Billion were at Troyer..., the
dome of the building was precipitated ninon the
choir. No lives were lost, but the to joy part of the
friars sustained serious bodily iotory.
IMPORTANT IN ToftmATto.:.—Frout calest'ation
by the College of Vaysicialid, no less than 40,000
die uanunlly in Great Britain of Con.umption, and at least
10,000 in Loudon. The hie Wm. Tombnll, Ern. a very
ingenious Surgeon, ascertained that 20th persea was
ruptured. These commit:luta are truly alarming to every
iadivithial who uses the least exertion. It a also incredible
the number that suffer from • entail. Disp-sse, by being
improperly treated. It was those circumatatices induced
Dr. COOPVII to select maim-sit Physicians and burgeons, of
at lemi 30 year.' experierece, to form a Medical Board;
and since the estahltelimeat upwards of 30,000 Patterns base
been eared—ahoy of them after Hospitals had failed.—
M . eisorrit and Co. are consulted at Woodstock.
street, Oxford-street, and at Charlotte House, Great Char.
kite street, opposite Ilse Hey. Ruwlanot Hill's, daily, hem
Eight till Eight.-..M.elsanies have advice grade eve, y reva-
lue. from Sts till Eight, viol on sanday !Homing's omit
Twelve o'Clor.k.--••• Raptures of 34) years standing radi-
cally carrel, without cunlinemnit—There are private d9ors
at each house, and private rooms fur Feinsles.—N.B. The
*Aided would do well to read Messrs. COOPIR and 60.%
Lectures or two prevailing Diseases, puhlialial at One
Walling, by Mr. three', 111, Blackfrianidmirl. They will
'4l, so • - Practitioners.

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common sense, but experience tells us this trot i.— LAW Ih'l'E LLI4ENCE
. Ingenuity is alive in all tiairters of the woi Id ; the ---....---_
;_. lave of gin is every where the same ; enlightened COURT OF CHANCRRY, Westville
Fro
r• Governtnents take care to give emnorgement to
Tur.a.v,
—nnaity I.
the increase of power, and to foster the seeds of
The LORD CIIANCELLOR. came int
, wealth. France, Germany, slid Atnerica. have
a few minutes &tier tam o'clock this nil
many advantages that we have not, though they are
ink the oithy of offiee berme Masters 1
counterbalared by difficulties which we do pot ex- T 0
--TUATFOND. uml A LEX %Nina. Mr.
•perience. Riot their science and skill are rapidly 11%m
Nihniffisl.." the
nith... His Lor,
filiwg to it level with "1"; and if "le follow the ward.. went to the Court of Eulo-4,
• example of kissaders, shey will imitate that set en writs of error, anti did not return al
. former days by England. Court of Chativery. His Lordship I
. • la considering the assure or the national (lA. to-morrow (iiiis d.O.
vilifies, we bare lowly stated their cuwse ; and
it Is tweessary that this should be perf.coly tinder.
COURT OF KINGN RENCK, IVs•sos
stood, in order to know the appropriate remedy.
Tursovr, rruawaav 1.
We are not at war with any country of the glubtr. ; ---
there is in. scarcity of money, no W4l.t of COlll- This morning the Judge. and King'i C
metre, no lack of credit, nu ilelitlency of art ; the oath of allegian. eto hi. pre.etit Mai

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2 lady who was walking through a street of that &spored of, the Court adjouined before eleven was willing to relinquish the note, and to mike resti-
town,
Doubts being entertained bow far tire fact of robbery
materially injured her buck bone, and she aluaost
. • instantly expired.. MA NC 11ESTKR, JANUARY 211. could be substantiated, he was suffered to escape.
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... Monday morning a most melancholy accident - - - Tha rigour of the winter has been severely felt even
. ; occurred at Loddington, near Maillototie. A young The cases which were heard thia OM/Vie(' at the New in Spain :on the 1 I tit last a deep Nu of snow took
Dailey zn were chiefly
in
ray ofc on umme missisilts. The fdioniug place at Sevtile, a phritoicroon iii that climate, and
man was shooting at sparrows' from the, dour of a it some respect.,:—
' . cottage, and djust us he had taken aim, a young Thomas hoots was charged with assiolting Thomas which hail not occurred Infuse within the memory
wom,ip, name SARAN HORTON, about 19 years of Hanipsor, at Middlet eeeee no she 13th of December.- of the oldest inliabituni. A still greater degree of
. ' age, came from a door almost adjoining, and was Mr. Ammon-co, in staling she ease, infield& that the late severity, according to letters of the 19th, from Bit.
chieitrigal teornirotaiion liattlrehes proid:tocflivhetuf so much 'Ms.
"!.entering the door where lie stood, when the gun boa, appears to have beets experienced in the pro-
The weather had been so intriise,
went off; and the contents taking the direction of bower: twelve le
country.ao d'r*clusk,lithee6Pit t utt„r wi3asthkatcekimube:; viuce of Bib"Y.
' her head, carried away her nose and the lower part the door ef' a relat• with whom he lodged at Middle'Cion. that the river at Bilbem had been frozen quite across
- : of her face. Medical assistance was immediately He wore a white has, which was here well known to he the at the flatting lnill;.;"'. On lite 16th a thaw was
procured, 5.d she lingered about five hours it the emblem (if a particular party. The Prisoner came up to him experieliced, and had hero followed by a soccer,-
greatest agony, suit theta expired. tad knocked iiiin down with a ells kor bindgeou, which cut 61011 of storms, prodortive of much inisliief. On
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through his hat and very much injured his head, iu which a the teeming of mite 18th. while the friars of the con.
' On Saturday a Mill who calls himself Ralph hob. was made. .
Massey, was apprehended in Leeds, begging from The Prosecutor deposed to the same effect, adding, that vent of Capuchins' at Button were tit proyers, the
door to doer. when it appeared he had concealed Moors seta large dug at him twice, suit that he became in- dome of the building was preeiptinied upon the
' about his person 58 guineas in gold, 39 shillings in sensible from the blow. He recollected nothing afterwards, choir. No live. were lost, but the in,jor part of Use
until, nu his recovery, be found himself iu bed. He was an- friers sustained serious bodily iolory.
silver, mud 9J. ill copper. He was exatuined before well Co. a fortnight.
the Magistrate'. and committed to Wakefield_ The hat w„,,,bibiti„d to she Caws. Them was akw IMPORTANT INFoRMATIo.:.—From calest'atirin
house of Correction till the mat Sermons. bole in it, and the inside was cowered with stains of Wood by the College of I''43'3'it'iliii4. no lea. Him' 40,000
1 The Post-Mastere General have, in a tuost praise- The CHAIRMAN barely noticed the fro, and the Jury found die annually in Great Britain of Conrumpriou, and al least
the Prisoner—Gailtsr. He was semena dto pay a fine of 51. 10,000 in lAroarm. The late Wm. Turomill, Esq. a very
f worthy maiiner, awarded 501., and gold medal., to cud rr oto 1w impriaueit natal such flue perm.
.errs
be paid. ingenious Surgeon. ascertained that 20th per. errs
t •.: the guards of the Cork coach for their excellent (fu the °permit of another case, the CI44I.IIMA* said, be ruptured. These compltiute are truly alarming to every
. two duct in protecting the mails in the . recruit at- was obliged iu leave the Court, but Alr. Norris vioeW take iadividisal alto uses the least exertion. It is also incredible
tack made near Clourntl ; they also have grouted his place, and addressing the Jury, lie said, " Gentlemen, the number that sneer from a ceitain Disease, by bring
a pension to the guard, whose wrist lass been asuptr-
before I part with you, I must retorts you thanks for your improperly treated. It woos those circumstances inducer,
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atteuilance here ; and I have no &alit Intl that the result • Dr. Coolie,' to *elect eminent Physicians and Surgeries', of
1: - tasted. of these Seestuns will have a great elf cl tin the toiletry.° -at least 30 yeara' experience, to form a 51crlical Board;
' STOMA COACH IN 1121MANIL-011. the tint of The Seeehene will be adjourned S.. Liverpool, Cur the Due. sod since the establishment upwards of 30,000 Palmists base
:Werchs at it/ minutes past seven, the new.invented deed of Wert Derby, this afternoon. been cured—many of Stem after Hospitals had failed.-
-s couch, impelled by "teem awl air pressure, will _ M . Coors% and Co. are consulted at Woodstock.
strut, Oxford-street arid at Charlotte House Great Char.
.1 leave the Moira Hotel, Sackville-street, Dublin, its I.lollPnelsiag.i. Paler, canrieled at the Admiralty Sessions tt Ste t pus ' the Rev. Rowland it 11.' '
, motion equal to 13 Irish miles an kour, and deliver tan Friday for air wilful murder of his brother, underwent the Fight uellegis°bPj,wigstems„„ici haveisk.e g:aisg,',l,l3,l,lly/iEran,..„"l.
.4 the papers sod baggage is Belfeat at twit o'cliack„ sentence of the law at Lareistion Dock. The unfirrtuaste lag, from Si. till Eight, awl on saarlay Mornings until
4 alloy/tog 30 minutes for lartmltfast. and tour minutes toes was brought out of Newgate at nine, and bring placed Twelve ti'Clos.k.--•.• Ruptures of 30 years Mainline ends.
ii.i • cart, arrived at ilie plaice of eareetion shortly after ten
at each stage:At will remain 40 minutes in Belf,ss, cony cured, without conAnernerst—There are private &pies
1 owl reach Deblirs. by Moe. The coach has to ea "AluccokUsisierable newilser of persuns attended the stelae- at each house, and private revue. fur Females.—N.n. The
-, •Micted would de well to read Meson. Cootom and go•, *a
' i tried ois-a hilly road, arise Glasgow, and. its safety chat, scene. After Imaging the usual time, kis body was Letkoes Diseases,oo two prevailag p„,,i,„1„„4 at o,e
•., and velocity (isatiug gone at ed miles Haan hour) mosveyed in a cart to she Leaden Hospital, pursuald to the wiling, by Mr. Harvey, 22, Blackfriam.road. They will
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