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'two months after serving the suminon..), yet no .
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HATTON GARDEN.— Eficabeth Sllhner was finally
in the examination of Mr. Harcourt, or in his peti examined on 'a charge ~f sealing in • the dwelling-
tion ; and yet he (the Lind Chancellor) thought it house Of Mr. 'ninnies Butterworth, of the Horse and
rendered the bankruptcy void. 11 Mr. Harcourt Groom public souse, at llolloway. Piaebe Butter-
could establish his debt of 4/11,000 against Pike, ht. worth, daughter of the above Mr. T. Butterworth,
(the Lord Chancellor) consideted-this as one of the • -stated, abet on Sunday evening last, the prisoner came
harshest measures he had ever recollected in his pro- to her father's house in compatlywith a man. whom she
fessional capacity. But it was not on these grounds represented to be her husband, when sLe ivarireil for
alone that he considered the Commission defective. lodgings; that her father agreed to let them ciarr,e,
It appeared that the very day after the Commission when they were shown their remit. The man went
against Mr. Harcourt was issued, an application was out in the moo' ning before the prisoner some time ;
made to him by one of the parties on the bills to set- the prisoner went out • with a bundle, and witness
tie the business privately. For that reasoo,,his Lord- knowing she had none with heron the preceding eve-
ship thought that the Commission must have been ning when she fame there, ran up stairs, and missing
taken out to obtain terms which it was supposed Mr. a sheet off the bed, immediately sent altar her a sot.
Harcourt would ~at grant tinder any other circurn• dier who was quartered at their lonise; he pursued
stances. He therefore pronounced that the Ciammis- the prisoner and brought her back, we,. a a eonstable.
non mould be sapersedtd, with costs. un searching her: found wrapped rontid her body tile
• KENT AibIZES, MAIDSTONE, MIN N. sheet which had been taken from the bed, -and in the
THILILINO V. PeRKLENS AND ANOTHICR. • bundle were found two shirts,. three handkerchiefs,
This was an information filed by the. Attorney-Ge• and a towel, the rroperty of three soldiers belonging
Decal against the two defendants, for assauiting R",e". Ito the militia, quartered at their be nose. The prisoner
Maist"n, a Costom.anuse officer, in the eeecu"" ; Was fully committed to Newga:e for trial.
lot his duty, while attempting to seize sonic smuggled UNION-HALL.--RoSSINO YURNbiltO LoNOIN43.—,
spirits. Mary Mania was charged by Mrs. Blaitchol White.
that one da
William Maiston stated, yin February street, with robbing her furnished lodgings of two
last, at Lanham, in this county, he SAW the two Je• counterpanes,a pair 01 shwas.. and several other Jai-
fendants going wide a cart, which he suspected OM. *des. The prosecutrix stated that the pi isoner, who
rained :ohne smuggled goods : he approached the is **fashionable looking woman, took her Apar intents
cart with a view to search it, when the two • defen. abaft( a fortnight ago, and came to them the same
dams went to the tail of the cart and touk.out two evening. She was soon atter visited by a gentleman
bludge-ins, swearing they would do him a mischief, and a little boy with him. In the course of the ave.
He had his gun with him, and lie fired at Peerless, piug the boy and the prisoner went out, and *ewe
and woundetetim with email shot. He, however; gas folioaed slimily after by the man, and none of the
up; and walked away... Tait akar aftqwercit th a patty %vat returned. Nest motairvg the ptose none
some casks out of the tut, which he found to c • • benkl opeo the door of the :raiment, and bn !Rah% -
taititraady.'-- ---"ic'' ''' 11464111 eroviuni 4.r istUcks iar qtsaselon. She a** on.
Mr, Guatarr, for the defendants, said, this w* thing more of them till yesterday, when she met the
hard prosecution, andthought, as the defendant Peer- prisoner by accident iq the street. and bad her de-
leer had been Wounded, lie had met with punishment taieed. She was committed *for r. -eSamin irien.
enough. • QuaenoQUaltit.—Yebierday Wasaar Harris, a sot-
. Lord *LLEIDOROUGU told the Jury, that if the offi•, dia, was apprehended by Gardener, and brought be•
cer met resistance, the defendants must take the con- tore p. Colquitoun. Esq. charged on suspicion with
sequence, and it was no defence to the breach ofahe being concerned in a burglarycontmitted in the house
law to say he.had met with an accident in the pursuit. of MIA.. Mil *bath Fletcher, of Crown-street, West-
Verdict—Guilty. Minster, on Wednesday moining, from whence pis, 1
. v.., : • CROWN stns. pictures, a number of quarter doubloons, and many
John Batheiusa and John Bayley, were indicted fie valuables were stolen.• Suspicion fell upon the priso-
manslamhter, in killing William Donman, at Foikes- per in Consequence• of an iittinnier existing between.
tone, on the 10th• of July. The prisoners were pri- him and Mts. Fietclter's servant-maid. Alter his
vates in the 72d reginteot of foot. • apprehension he c‘nfeued that the servant gait hint
It appeared by the evidence, that there was a qua,- a ring, but denied any inoWiedge of the other arti-
rel between some sailors and one of the band of dte Iles. • :The Magistrate ordered the prisoner to be
72d, at Folkestone, on.which some of din privates Pt brought up for re-examination on Monday next, Wheal
the 72d took the part of their comrades, and VA it it is likely other circumstances attefiding the rubbety
ceased unfortunately was killed ; but there was . will be developed by the servant.- • . I
evidence that the prisoners had any share in the tran- MANsioN•HnUali.—A MANlAC.—.Yeaterday Grote
uction, on which they were acquitted.
i - Gasp, a man of good appearance, was broug'it up on
Jobes Wrisht and John Reads coca port-hairs were
a. charge of breaking the windows of Mr. ridding,
charged whit manslaughter, in killing William Hall, the Lottery Office-keeper, on Wednesday evening.
a cWd of 10 years••of age; by negligently driving It appeared that the prisoner, without .any apparent
over him. cause, dasheil his hand through the glass and frame
Three witnesses were called, who proved that, at of the wind*, and conducted himself with the most
the turn of the road at. Dartford, the child ran off the ungovernable fury,: .. .A Constable being piocured, he
foot-path on it sudden, and tell under the horses' feet was sent to-the Compeer, where be was guiity of a
before the prisoners could pull op their horses, or pro- variety, of extravaglircies, such as stripping himself
bably law him. • naked, and throwing hie clothes out of the window..
. Ou this evideeee the • Lestved 'Judge directed Lke. He yesterday stated that he bad formerly bel.n;ed
Jury to find a verdict ofaaliot Guilty. to the Sontersetshire Militia,• but that having 'died he
Willis;. Faller. Jaw Holton, and Elizokldh sh Oril; was discharged, The Serj<ant of the Company Fie-
*ere indicted fur manslaughter, in killing and slaying gcc c oburyhim, and he was now W. 4 in,
I. tat t - about
Mary Anne Wright, at Woolwich. with the dead body, without knowing what to do
,This wits geared between the ; wrier, bat the with it. He had no oblectilin, however, to serve in
slrg•r, saying Lhate,..._..l%'n examination,
, the deceased any other regiMent •if be could get a new body, as
'"d11611"11(1)"1? rwlk,.lll°". isru'r "'it...llM die old one waeveryteendslersomer—aTheLoed•Mayor,
drunkenness, as tbon. Atais-inta exteri_ or mara in , seat for the Churchwarden of the parish in which the
lence.--The prisompfeatetiAelahrsted. ... prisoner had been taken, and he kindly undertook to
WEST KENT QtratltTEß eisSIONS. • provide for him till he can be returned to the parish
• The traverser of an indicimeokpreferred by the in. of Bodkin, hi Essex, from whence he came.
habitants of Greetrwith against J. Dog, the proprietor RIOCURDaIttS It EPoRT.--- Yesterday the 'RECORDER
of a Greenwich stage coach, and If.7oadissta, the Made a Report to the Pistircajtiorkr, of the following
driver, 'for a *saws. The parish beadle of Gnat. capital convicts in Massa* viz: George White, for
wich,and, the High Constable of Woolwich. ded forgery; Elizabeth Youngarad Cornelius Callaghan,
•to the existence of the nuisaece„ arising out suite for stealing in a dwelling-Ouse; Richard Naylor, lOr
coaches standing near the White Hart, wishing, for horse-stealing ;.Abra. Adams, fisr afoul offence; W.
passengers, obstructing the Oath, and creating smolt Oldfield, for a rape ;14e. nq acerd, John Cambridge,
inconvenience and danger to persons on inch aid and Mary Anne Clarke, fee stealing in dwelling-
bringing together a great many disorderly people. houses; Edward Harland, for forgery 1 James King,
who were a great annoyance te the neighbourly:od, for a burglary; Eliza yoping, for administering pue-
particelatly on Sundays., The indictment was son; John Church . and Thomas Bet kenh .or, for
quashed, in consequence of incorrectness in the word- stealing goods in a dwelling-house; Solomon &mous
ing,'which stated the coach of the detendanta to have and Thomas Smith, for lughsvay robbery ; Thomas
two horses only ; whereas the evidence for the .posee. Hooper, for burglary ; Edward Webb, for a like of-.
cution proved. that at; the tithe for which the indlyt- fence; Anne Rorke, for stealing privately in a thog;
meet was laid the coach had four horses. • ‘ tichard Stacey, fors like iffente; John alias David
A similar indictment against W. Wild and S. itPlersh for highway robbery.;Josiah Box, for for.
shared the same tete, in copsequence of the lit" fiery 1 Charles jordan, for horse-etealing-4 Henry Baii..
accuracy: - . , • 1„1-tY, 'tar burglary ; Joseph Hula and lotto Franklin,
S. Wise, W. dear, fr. Alpert; and J. Goiffres ~' ' toe Ulce offences; Henry 'topping .and %nista, Beat-
indicte3 fur iiii ;h.:ad:X(lll,G. HayWOOd• Thep. ley, fur a highway robiletya garoline Howarde tar
.iw journeymen gapes-Rakers.
.0a ,Whit T 'sfealiug in t. 4 welliim4poitase t Charles
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Sunday. at her house in Dumfries, moth and jiatly rirettal
by her ritauseroas fanfanidy and a largr e rele of friends and atquatot
afire, Mrs. Hvsslop third decanter ut thr late Jain Maim's.,
F.sq set Moodie., and Mika ei Hui Lap, Esq. in 4.4arbrnd
I veolsy, in the Dees Prison, Mr. Dame. He 14.1 linen very
much reduced in los circtouoances„ and maids iL aticn was
notineed to hors but I f.-w hours before hisdeatb, it n sum), s,ei
die hippy news was MO powerful feet his feelings, Iw' rtircur. -
tnur.icati,.n was in:tautly followed by an attention of the heat',
which rsirrinued unsbuted until his
lugs 3is, at Edinburgh, G,:rolanio intiVr of Rome,
for twenty-three veal past well known as t;,re leader ot dam-
burgh Cencvrri.
At Ctill‘nocit, Mr. Was.Simsms, selosolinastrt in.lp.).tmact
tvirsilLy sE42Weus, in euntsquearat of a isl trout 'As
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Mr.. James Cowan, of 1 101-lane.
Misp illkss flake, elders daughter of Sic Mods Make. Bart

TVRTLES. •
BLEATIF4 roes Head Tavern, Poultr, .
V • has just loaded 6 Cargo of line Imely TOKTLvspb,
Turtles droned err,/ 41 41 Abe higlagst perfection for p.rti
or silit tOVIn or Conatrt.

T 9 THOMAS 1 AYIAIk, N. ..Ig.
IBEG tease to inform you, that ever since the ye.
1790,1 had been afflicted with the I.ue. Vinery', wl•i:hfrc
Its otAinatelyresistlitg every course of ineilicine prescribed by : .• 4
most ertiitynt of the faculty bete, and undergoing .evi..ra7suv..••:
cournes tot salivation and twice ditteltargedfrur.t the : io.plo al, i,v ':
little reief, would appear to be of the must inveterate natant ..,
the sprieg of last year my dtscrler had got to such a head, si.e
:early to pot a period to tr.y existence. In this state, I wait% •-•
commetuied by Mr. I. Thompsoa,.(who received to great a tuts
by theft here,) to take your leake s Patent Pills, wkich I begs
to do ea the loth May ; to the tout se of a fortnigh , he gas t.
recei•it lAsieht. In little more. (hats a menth I . bemuse; by
your it'oet.ii "civic.- and mccilcine, perfectly free too my Fl-
itter cotwoweles, haver, cover; my former spirits luil *trent,'
and ant become jolly au.: tai, ins which stxte haring cu t• rue
linany iit..ntrot ,o the astonishment of all who knew toe,; 1...
at a Iv*, in what testis* to express my gratitude, bltl4:e. yin ' -•.
the goo 3 oi ulher sulfuring mortals, to :oats th.* ray ease -.•
public as p.i-sible.as I sll tii VD every otcasion--in. so doing/.
avid grtaity ottbge, air, your gratetid'isto•d,ent vary humble s,.
.at,'. . . • ... ALEX: MURKEk.
Swan'. Ohmic , 1-ligte-street, Edinburgh.
PINT ared And sold by tbe sole Yroptletor, Thomas Taylo,
Manlier of theltoyal Cunt-gent Surgeons in London, at hie house
ttiszi,,: New firtds,e-Greet. . .
•y are altos told by his appointineut, at the Perfumer's, No.
a,i, St. Alliait's-.meet, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, N 0.103, Vs-
fotd,-,atrcet
_,_. Mr. Disburough's, Nu. I, Fish-atreet-h!U,nearlyeit.
iodise the Monument . and by our porta:* in ev.:ry cu.isidereble
own In Eattand;&c. in Mies only go. bd. each, sealed tip.with
'q and plans dilations, wherein passe arida( rex way ell,
1 !...ot..toe. with ease and .west'
XS. tmerglios soldin Grow ileltabs Is soak iup with , ...r. -
mite, by Comforts(
.the C WM! lasiotter s, .s 06'11.0 a 'Av.- t.::
°errs 'T. Tweet lie.9.Ne• fir riet .
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RittITRIAIOaIY. . .
Tvcroas h:tve.c.4l,4lbutr.i More eftent ;an to
.lesiroy Hymeneal I iapktiwas esti tti.ufte Me' -h alt its
mcsequeoce otstoguardedlslesetree:. Si! *. fay • •
&di/rattan to thd•ShrineolWedlotk, but where the Losn...i;•l
a re:, bf stability is ladisplear
sababillyb4erel :'y eile
qi 'l'wnt;sP'
ears vase op 11..eired praetiel to
she exclusive tr?2torrit of the following Disoirters and the sue.
COON: Of our plaa elves he hilditional 1114101; to oppose, as
tar as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the
most important In tilt catalogue of Kama Infirmities Aft./
Initiation Iwo every branch, as Navy Sufi/Eons. we fanned a wi,••.,
at an early period ofpractica, to memo iedtri.l._?.l.; from tbe ig-
norance tit uneducated men, or the equally dangerourpt eel/sheave
of general Pracdtleners.
'Me Disorders to the core of. wltich we have devoted etre se-
eention, comprise every spezles of Venereal Infection; ail kinds
of Debility, Whether arising front the habits of school boy
or the indulgencles of matUrer age; that derangement of t:
System in Women, which is called Barrenness or Steriiii
Seminal Weaknesses, Glects, flbstructiniis in the Urethra
as alto Strictures, whether, remit or of long duration, Of,
which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are Y.
our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perr;..,
minty cured, without the pitient suffering the excruciating p
and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the apptLie
lion of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of our extensive practi
le this metropolis, numerous eases of S TRIC have Wise
and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is et-
fected by a sale, certain, and expeditite.s mode of cure super:cr
many other yet adop ed. Ilse weakness, retaliation, and dein-
lity, proceediag from this complaint art speedily rem' Area, stid
the Patient restored t• sound and rigorous health. But where
the debility has for years existed, 'a proper perseverance is our
restoraiive remedies Is indispensably requisite, to rewinds' shit:s-
haring !parks sat life, and to reanimate the coestittition.
Numerous Diseases are the result of Ignorance or haste in the
treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and, it not unirequentiv bar-
pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion of
unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints .
easily cured; aol even where others Lite tailed, we trust that
, we may picsunie to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, bow-
ever, are the cairn of complicated &Ars, in this disorder. come
' pared with the Calamitous situation of men% who, from an indule
gecu in a solitary vice; or the preselect gaieties of a fashions'''.

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litarle, of such pernicious habits. Whet* the unhappy vialleft;
brtinds over his intwiry. bet easefully conceals his misfmtunes
may be some eoasolation sor laito-w) lean, that although it be au
oltfect of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioeers, the r*,
movalof these deficiencies by'the gradual progriss Renovererv,
le the acquirement of our experience. lithe ekes of keeekse
Vends have burin to reduce manly vigour, much asmieeT win
be prevented by an early cimovractme of this languid state, ar.l
in these cases no great difficulty will moor.
Certificates of our skin and hornauky during the treatment
the above complaints, ftumninny eminent Phy.icians nue 6%1,
a. well as letters from ovate Noblemen and whirrs, who have
dated on their publicity, are ready to sandy every MO of
authority of what be advance.
The secrecy which la soussentkl.to our undertalthit, and
qualificatlins wlikb we base presumed- to aate, form the h.
of our pretensions. and IA ceintidenot st Ith 'such this Minim
Is Rivas, that Messrs Oaths hid Co. may be consulted by
tie its of either set with thematest secract cad honour.
By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pail!
will escape the pates, danger, sad t't ease of a lon and tell
attoulance upon less taped's:cod peactitimien.
Patients In the Crmatry are rielplaud to state the partkul
ut their case, age, and general balk et bring, tad enclosing A
mittance for adtice and Medicine, whoa the sow will he gin
or tent to any pet of the'lraingdons.
CURRIE and Co. Sorovons, Na WIN, Ifettooitardra

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