The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-29 00:00:00

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happy on the present occasion to inform the Meeting, .. c..Ak
that already a school hair been establisheil at Lune. I - --4.--
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ret, in France, wider the direction- of the Rev. Mr. ! UNlon.n.ts.c.—lfin. Clements' was charged bs
1 Cardoret, a Protestant Minister, in which a number Gabel Isarkin, a watchman of St. Saviour's, with
; of. Cethalk and Protestant Children receive iestruc. violently assaulting him whilst in thirdischarge orhis
tion. duty. •
This feature of the British System in making the It appeared from the statement of the watchman,
schools accessible to children of every religious demo- that the Defendant, with two others, was behatiste
minetion, rereited the universal approbation of all in a riotous mariner in the street, between two and
401'mo:tors who Visited the School of the Institution, three o'clock in the morning ; the witness went op
and it as upon this plats that the Commission at Paris and desired they would be peacenble, when the De-
ere no% proceeding. 1 fetulant struck him over the head with a large stick
ASIA.
!so violent a blow that the stick was broken. The
In 'addition to the means for diffusing knowledge Prisoner appeared tn• be very much intoxicated.—
.1n India, whieb the School at Calcutta affords, of This statement was corroborated by another %%etch-
otehich mention has formerly been made, the Corn- man.
.mittee have the pleasure to state that a new establish- ' Mr. Clements did not deny the charge, but said
-Sent has originated from his Royal Highness the the watchman ran against him first ; and as to the
,11)sate of Kent. ' stick, it had been broken before, and was only glued
The Second Battalion• of the Royal Scots (the together, and therefore easily came apart again.
Duke of Kent's regiment) having been o-dered to He was ordered to find bail.
*dratted, where it will probably remain for several ' WORSHIP- STREET.—About fear o'clock on Sunday
sriars, his Royal Highness gave directions for the morning last the hack window' of' Mr. Jenning's
establishment of .a regimental school under Set jearit warehouse, a silk-manufacturer in IVorship-street
s 2
Mullens, who had been instructed at the Royal Free . was discovered to be open, and, on further exami-
*heel. In giving this order, his Royal Highness ' nation, the door communicating with the counting-
amtpressed his hope that this regimental school weeld house was also found open, and, on entering, a 501.
•be the sure means of fixing for ever the principles of and a 11. note were found, loosely wrapped up, on
the,British and Foreign School Society iu India, upon , the floor, as if they had fallen from some person who
a basis which nothing can hereafter destroy. ! was in a hurry ; this created alarm, and the iron
The Committee, anxious to co-operate with his chest which is kept there for the purpose of deposit-
; Royal Highness in this important design, voted the
; ' rug all the money received was likewise found
have been so active to pre- necessary requisites for the outfit of this school, in open, and about 2001. of its contents missing. No
lessoni, slates, &c. for eoO,_hoys, for which, at the
France for the education of suspicion attached to any person at this time, but
• instance of Sir John Jackson, the Directors of the Mr.
finer zeal lo abate under the Jennings gave information at this Office, and
took place iu that country, India Company granted free tonnage. John Armstrong,- Jos. Armstrong, and B. Gleed,
' philanthropy, which avails ! Desirous that no opportunity should be lost to the Officers, went in consequence to examine the
tints of doing gond, and extend the facilities of the System, your Committee place and the servants ; the result was, that they pro.
mumstances remains trne to applied, by their Foreign Secretary, to the Dutch wised Mr. Jennings they would soon produce the
Ambassader, for the purpose of interesting
(ed their exertions with one- his Et- thief if he gave them the number of the notes, which
removing, lint only every cellency on behalf of the schools at Amboyna, which
.they soon obtained.
are supported by the Government, that they
louse on the part of the ex-may . A young man, named Bailey, who lived several
he organized upon the British System, and thereby
ikewiro securing its encnu-years in the employ of Mr. Jenniogs, and in whose
wooed- . For this new be made applicable to a larger number of. children. ' honesty and integrity great confidence was placed,
mission was appointed, con. ; AFRICA. I was the person who locked up thoswarehoutre on the
• Laysterie, the Count de Since the departure of the African lads for Sierra night of the robbery, and he remained afterwards
iltier, the Count Girandu, Leone, under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, with the maids, which was unusual, until eleven
tie Count de Galois, to as- the African Institution have placed on the establish- o'clock, when he went into the yard, on pretence of
rig up a report on the sub- ment, to be instructed and qualified as teachers, being ill, but was s'en afterwards to go out. It
this, the Minister made his three African youths, and another has been sent at further appeared that he bought some new clothes,
issued, under date of April the charge of Colonel Maasvell,lhe Governor of the and from the activity df the Officers some, of the - -
the establishment of a school Colony. ' stolen notes wire traced to a teilor,eti Bishopsgate- IMPORTANT ADY
lode! school, in which masters An application having been made to the Committee street, where it was ascertained he bought a Coat owl If 17 HEN Men of FAucation
le estaOlishraeot of Similar by the Rev. Mr. Latrobe, on behalf of a Hottentot waistcoat. More of them were traced to. another * "Hi use Perstlekltrodegvnnts
safe and retrain matador ireatilg Kik"' li
lima rtments. school belonging to the Moravian Mission, at Gus- tailor in Cortihill, where he also purchased some .atecei.ful result of their experience lathe
design be carried let° full of- deletion, about 170 miles from the Cape of Good clothes. In consequence of these circumstances he *v. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Sargeno74 '
considered as one of the most Rope, in which about 250 Hottentot children have was taken into custody. The Officers then went to the care entirceeroifaiiiii. ei.:=„iiiine,limeneeobee:v .
history of this Institution ; been taught to read, write, and cipher, the Committee search his lodgings, at his father's, in Dove-court,' iatoxication anditsconeseeltants; Ssrieturest
ranee,, is +n provide instruc- voted a supply of lessons, slates, and all school re- Hackney, and•after considerable trouble, found the by an nava:red Otto, are speedili and el'ectai
Debilitwhetherarining rw teadriutaletu
)f .poor children, who are quisites, for a school of 300 children. following notes concealed op the chimney :—one of residence in,
warm chanties. air 4 Wits - -
, and progressively we may The letter of Mr. Garotte, contenting much inte.; 501. four of 51. and 26 ones; all of them supposed to unhappily pursued hy theyouth of bent
.of similar schools in many reitiug information, is inserted in the Appendix. 'be of the stolen property. The Prisoner was -re. : teefemeteteertousttlYd`webrehe,e7wraticti:
lafftdo.11:1!".:1,,
I
ntinent of Europe. s AMERICA. !munched for another hearing.
1 ; impotence and (7orsureptiuts. In toii, ots,
ty or deficiency, whether the co.*::quesee
:melon, Mr. Marten, from ; M A NSIOSIt SIOU3E. ---,Yesterday John Fisher was
The rapidity with which schools upon the British ' hits, or arivinig.from nay Aker caw,
been under the patronage of •
System have been established in the Nei, World, al-the ennstituttsn become enteehied, as
miss, and had become well charged with stealing a pair of pentaleons, from a m
line, on which they had been placed to dry, by a College of ttereeoss in Lem,* *hey
most exceeds belief. Scarcely three years hive
System, took his departure from poor woman, named Bell, in the Minorles. mult a a
opeeay restimomn in sound' /Mk
elapsed sine@ the.first genuine school, f this &scrip- to
end extensive sae
peered that Übe Complainant the ring is helsllooll4
tion was established by Robert Ould, in George a superior method. to resnove Veatere;
to bear public testimony to and observing the line shake, she looked esti end ever inveterate .if CisfollileAled, I 7 lib.mi
Town This ma etaies, that independent of , Si, she least reisrniam in. Met or eiteicise
Ise attention 4 Mr. Marren - - ' saw the Prisoner take off the pantaloons in qeeefio. rts : 'Avow] ratio sOpeirstione mode on ;
. ' his own school, in which, since his arrival, upwards
to this country. He ha cul4
cif 2000 children k„,,,,..„„p„,i ritriranaer.,es instrac. and run away. She darted out alter him, and having roe) trequently 'lemma a cure to the .
took,,and reading lessens in given an he was secured.---The Prisoner was i The nmer..cedented surer,. of their moie
son, teachers hate been qualified, and schools opened alarm, never hem soliiu n to foil in ota, stogie •
notated' the leisiess of aril h.
in nearly all of the principal lovas iii the United "mud"' - I Mimi, '.ear., durum which periodesoos
a regular and sell-digested I William Thompson, a young man of genteel:sp. Ileigig Ohre herr) rdire4, es eth after sesete
states.
Ito practice, as speedily as pearance, Was charged with picking the pocket of a • hnd been porsned hy other Proctitttiorra
Accounts have been received of the arrival of the; mem In Coo ptinlic v. "War their Aro •
can be made.
1 itel Mr Osaood aod Robert Johnston, sent out by Gentleman named Archer the preceding day, on the dens and deCiencte,, incidental to tbs.:-
leo the pleasure to announie, ".
they bad bad 'i oftenembiner matrimonial felicity, sir 11
thjs Institution, at Quebec, where Stuck Exchange. •
emote n-. they ore Cdiencions. Mar. ied
the patronage of the society
commenced titeir operations by establishing a school. Mr. Archer stated,ee
!het •the Prisoner had been ; motisapponitee in their espectatiaos,
!
from the South of France, the
I A letter from the Secretary of the Society was for- seen biking about the 'Change the 'whole morning, ! ed, chat m most iostastces such defects are .
Fressard Dean of I. I skill. Messrs. Gen and Co. exclusivel prufessine
and mite or twice was observed trying Gentlemen s , viirlicetat maw ~
. Faculty, , warded by the Duke of Kent to Sir G. Prevost and ints, In order Thai they mov
!sit), it Montauban. pockets. At .length he took a silk handkerchief ;by a mistaken few,- with the obloquy so jinn'
Si,J. Sherbrooke, requesting their patronage and
nowt; is to establish schools from his (Mr. Archer's) and transferred it to ! 'meant eurilirir, think it but justire to ih. r
support to the object of Mr. Osgood's mission. pocket,
at slontaohan, Toulouse, ; rhey have heeo properly educated met tams
Marseilles, in which mu.; At the same time was sent a supply of lessons and ; Iris own• ef else orotetaion (certificates of which,
A person who witnessed the transaction, disco- taro nod testimonials train Ihe maw ern'
requisites for the school belonging to the Royal Ara- !
thn.neue to comince nay inquirer), that t lig
Of the people are almost sorer, it to Mr. A. and he was taken into custody.—
dim' Institution at Halifax, under the superiuten-
The handkerchief was found in his possession.—He theirreendnereaalvrral:iil:trusitie4r,drumeedd thrthyempresuP me
ns of procuring instruction
`dance of Mr. Bromley.
l A letter was lately received from .Sir J. Sher- was remanded for a fortnight. ' 714 MS constitute it fair grieind tor the unpr,
with which they have, by the Pehlie been'
hrooke, Governor of Nova Scotia, dated Halifax, Sarah Mauer, one of the frail sisterhood, was
50... :
r utiems in the comm./ are requesied
violently assaulting Mary' Milli, a of their case, age, and general bawl ,d
February 4, acknowledging the receipt of the Seer,- charged with
young lady of the some persuasion. remittance for Advice and Strdicines w,
tary's letter of the 3d of September, accompanyingigven nr sent toasty part rat the kingdoms.
The Complainant
.stated, that she accompanied a
the lessons, &c. transmitted by the Committee for toms ond Co. Sure , IS, loony,
mate friend into a liquor-shop in Hoondsditch, Ott May_ 1.- I&)9. .
the use of the Royal Acadian Scion' Estatoisloneot,
in which school there were nearly 600 children of
Tuesday evening, and was peaceably taking a glass
with
both sexes, and of various religious denominations;
of gin, when the Defendant, 46 without no reason
of these children 61 are black, and several orphans. whatsomerier, accused her of keeping company
Sir John acknowledges, in the warmest mutter, the Poliie Officers." Shesaid, 64 as how she never did
advantages of the cooperation of his Royal Highness no such a thing," and *id) that the Defendant threw
some liquorshe had in her hand in her face, and chats
the Duke of bent ; and adds, that if the Rev. Mr.
Osgood should be induced to visit the province in lenge(' her nut to fight.
which lie presides, that he shall he happy to afford i She said she " never know'd nothing of the prim
hint every encouragement atilt protection. •. , and wouldn't stand afore lier." t; von a hit hthe'
Defendanwt " up arid said, as she wisOed the Lord
The account oFollis establishmetst at MIAs by
Mr. 13romley, is inserted in the Appendix ;it will Mayor as dead for a menet. as she would then
serve out a good uutnher. As for her part, she rated'
be read with peculiar pleasure.
A gentleman of the name of Phillips, wino bad , for no trap (Officer) whatever. She got her bread by
been very active inestahlisliing a school at Antigua,' thieving, and she %ain't ashamed to tell it."—Com-
having perfected himself in the system of the Royal pluinant said " che
at hought au Officer was as good as.
Free School, the Committee voted him a supply oranother matt, a great deal better than house-
breakers and pickpockets. This so exasperated De.
lessons, 6,:c. for a school in that Island.
e
Also, it having been reported to the Committee fondant, that she flew upon Complainant, 'blackened
that a school established at S doe iii New swath both her eyes. bruised her body end arms its divers
%Vales, was its great danger ofydecl ning on account y,
Flares, and left her for dead." This statement was
i
of a want of slates in the colony, they voted a sup-
pl corroborated by another woman.
The Defendant said she had been insetted by the y of lessons, slates, and requisites, for a school ,
of 200 children. ; Plaintiff. 44 in the most grossest manlier, and only
Having taken a survey. af•the proceedings of tire t leek her own part. She did not mean to deny that
Society in foreign parts, before your attention is di. she was I' diets but she had a great respect for the
'Peter, to the parent Institution, the Committee beg Corporation, as the Officers well know'd. She once
leave to suggest a. measure, which-appean.ta them of drateefl an Aldermen of his Watch, but she seat it to
considerable importance, vic. : tbattbe Society should hit" in the 1^"*"'"g•"
Notwithstanding this eloquent appeal to the Lonn
associate with keel( such persons.residing in foreign
parts, as may distinguish themselves in promoting ge. Meoon, she was committed 7 in default of bail, for
neral education, and whose correspondence would the Sessions.
be beneficial to the great cause : with this view they IhiMtl4ll.llolloColl.sTßUT.—Patrick Borns wa, charged with
prepared i resolution here prop, which will be submitted " f
l'it4esne...."ihneherrw"as a Chelsea P .inner, nail the Prnserutnr,
to your consideration, for instituting a class of ho. Martin Ca. shillv, was a Pewooner assn. Tires had 'teeniest
notary corresponding !itemisers.
Vaeir arrears of pay on Thait-d ty„ and agreed no proceed tote-
. Sher in Ireland, a slay tat Brentroad the tirst night. The Pro-
[7', be Continued.] and
srcutor got disguised in liquor, not when in that state he felt
the Priso.wr's hood in his tomcke• u hieh contained 'he note..—
.. . Ile charged him with robbing lii.n, when the 7letsthlet hunched
An English Chapel has, it is said, been opened in t
,hitsdazi,... andia Aleid ,
ned :
nY s
s...nunfrZlhurrindiee!.lnewair" Witiarisdie2.7ree—a.
Paris, supported by voluntary contribotions. Divine , The ter„,emtiptri„st hi., at, MI ,he wits f„„„d lying inn state
Service is performed, and the rites of our Protestant of inten,ibility no the bridge by Jackson, it 'lovelier, at r....wt-
Church are administered in it by two English re,_. shainserern anal All.yr Dotiel le the tame place saw the 1)1 __ N n .
..
"" Ica"' goon by the 13 roil . . i 1 9 not • Prittrd and Poi•lished
Ville'!. ' . laity committed for trial. . •Ir.ivzs mat orrico, so,
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cod .to the Committee from
tisfaetory details. Another
(et'. Mr. K. tiOencer, who vi-
sutmen, distlibited the Re-
many distinguished persons,
hers of the 'total Family.
of A ',goo leme, who pro.
k.ing, a . proof impression
,tone our venerable and be-
• Bible into the hen& of it
rf his pious wish, that.every
..oght to read the Bible. He
Reports of the Seamy to the
'4 the Duke de Berri.
done in the power of the
the Government and the
introduction of a system of
ised so many benefits to that
.he juncture when the late
,ment took place, the Count de
:t in the press, on the new
which was intended more
attention to this important sub-
work is one of the most
•opists in fame, his whole life
of public utility ; the edu-
ntid nut fail to excite his

(;ctt.onais.=-Friday Mary -Wiwilel
stealing a ijannlity of canvass mud
warehouse of Maherly and Co., of P.
last.
The Prosecutor deposed, that nn the
sorter was noticed eseeedsogly lousy in
and her intentions being suspeeird, st
deourture in the evening. Being imet
ledge of stolen prop-rtv, She twee,
.:lirecd with baring th it property
rage. A search, however. army; 11
lomenth her elottiA. rt parer! eon; ..ining
After !hit. she begged persitissior to i es,
was panted ; she was ohser.rd, ha,
nod suspicion tieing strung!) excited h:
seat eh took place, and a quantity of
notice's/pct.
The Pri.oner was fully commiPed.
ATTOM-Ga POEN. Prot.') James
ler, wit, chaigetl with feloninubl! by
apartmeid of Mrs. Anu Holmes, Lit
1.. t rot to steal.
The Prissecutrl: crated, that she It
riot nod nine o'clock in the monde.
with path ck, and went In the Kt
dai4 w all frail to sell, that b. log tat
het were; nine nod ten 0.4,
nisei: off the door, that after pu-liitig
get .nlinittance, it sudden's flew wed.
Prisoner, who had taken sever,.l ruts
ant from a trunk in the room, and
c.,u.derpatie and a •neet, OD the bed,
Proseit:/tx seised fast Mord of the primmer,
and murder, ohms he fink& tier a
and rum away 1 be wits puisued by
Ma.i.rys who took the P 11.0111.1 in II
Tt.e Pri-otter, in his defei ee. st:e.
Print...ruffle aiis open. Insi tie entered
stiopmate, but denied It ohm any int.
his master was pets. at, way would-
rarter.

this neport, same extracts
iteresfinK *el itt which must
ry 'friend to the improvement

The ninstet. on the contrary, !,tate-1,
his counting-nouse4il hero entered,
stains li.ete ut t :mil it tipprAtill th
belong so she Pri..oner, acre (-stud 13
propert) the Prumeeitti i
thr I .ck G.; 1113
The Pris,sser was. fully tosomilie
up agaiu, when other charge* are e,
bias.

MARRIED.
On the 21st of July, at Rosediteuleotne,
Alexander NI filar, Esq. of Datinair, to Calk
the laze, and sister of the present Sir James
Bart.

DIED.
July 27th, Mrs. Ellen Shipperson,
John Shipperson, Oxford-street, in bur
At HerdOrd, on the 17th of July,
of Moreton Jeffries, near Bromyard.
On Mouday,ut Bath, Mrs. Olive, late
tan.

On Teesday, is the• 69th year of
Qaeaby-hall, Leicestershire.
On Wednesday. in !hike-street, P4l
Gar stn, of Harrold, Bedfordshire.

rat Highness the Duke of
de l'Abord, P have the
already three schools have
One, under the patronage
ise Government; a second,
ditninktration des hospices,

Ity of Paris ; and the third,
voluntary subscriptions, to
hard is Secretiry. To this
of Encouragement voted
t principal people in Franco
ors. •

To T. TAYLOR Esq. No. 9, New
1)c ta SIR,
11- FEEL it a duty incumbent .
1 Non , f the very v1..0 wad e% tram/dig
crived (ruin your islvaluaLlr Meditiae.
PILLS.

Abont two Tears ago I %YRS attacked
dieter. whieh I treat' d inther slightly
at length spieattiiig all over
apply to the aiibt rguiurnt of the Farah,
arsrded imly temporary relief. f went •"
of lalivation, and from being rather of
reJur. 4 to a mere sk►letor. The 'deers
toy toren restdeied me a complete object,
del/aired of my recovery. When broog'
rimpillered death nix inevitable; hot a
meoliag upon the many cave, is %hie..
induced to try a box or them, whi
lievei me; nod by persevering for swa
ing your ,iirersionc, I experience,
al.ie r. latation from pill, thesot es gr"
ono., 'hank God, pert dly recovered,
doubt out, but one more his, whi,•h
14 ill e.toblisli my health iu its oricinol
It Is with the most heartfelt gratitude
self, Sir, )our much obliged linmaie ..rvrod,
Wll '

Marten in Paris, he was

.rs of the Commission who

ind..eis.
the 16th of May, at the
io presided at the sitting,
lon, the following Resolu-

f rmed in Paris, nylon- the yin-
aim) by Mr. Lancaster.
prepared for thesaid school.
irbtantly be selected to learn the
Of education. to serve as Mogi-
opened to the public.
admitted into this school, shall

Rourdcaux, shall be be Director

the,. schools *hall be Elementary
• syttem of education.
remling. writing, and arithntetic,
I amipripted.
lit:atter and Laysterie, aka cra-
w Mr. Marten.
•Laystette, and d'Lgerando, shall
Itto received into their esta-
t lad, whO is qualifying to
re i no dOlibt but he will
that essential department of

fitattsgrife. Niancliestcr. Jul!.. 1.
P. S. For the public tirilefit I 30 nut
pn1,N•11...1. but leave ),,u to htt as
ute.a haall dictate.

Prepared and sold by the sole Props.,
and Sao, Members of the Rosa' College
at their hateie, No. 9. Nest Midge 'street,
mant reAtlei et' for Inure thrt.i thirty-Aia •
rolarls directed to the cote of Veitere,
inridental In the parts of react stints in '
•itrlab:e s. ewer whit It :.en or their I
01),,,ve, they gaiter theta:rivet the at
gr.,IIIiIIIU It 1111181iIIISIPP. Its peewits, tektite
be e.teettleil by a dneernine vhlie as ”•.
be obtained, and void ..fambletni,s.
Alien told, b their uppointoont. for
living 41 ft clii•bitire, at the Perrot:wet
; Ilte Tite•fhiip. 10 S, Oxft
rOII::WP. No. 7, Ft.k—treet-hit hod
owsider.,ble toots. in (treat Britdin aunt
~nly 2s. 5.% each, .eoled up a ill; full
whereb, person: of either sex may our
speed, secrecy, and salcts.
N. B.—F.tery box toll in flrent Brit
stomp, on itir:‘, ns favour ,if the Coon
the Stamp-Office. " T. Tallor: No.. 9,
to imitate o hien i. felon.. AN other',

Itassatisfaction to add,
been Applied to for infor.
establishment of a school at

but congratulate the Society
its 4 presented to theta, and
tical horizon is once more
Much is in progress for the
:ratkon, and diet by the nest
the will again. be able to
•,onlioling nature. They are

. ,
•=
rt it i:t,
other_preperty Cr,,,,,
t'ilut's Wharf; en
he day memloaell, the l'ii.
iu putting up SIM* Nat. 1..
she WaS fl.ll.ped up, 11 ',ff
terrogitted as •o sini•
sea 4p irel it, 11...11 IA hot,
• alinto her IV** into a,
'smitten low ar..w
'Ring, a mianevy of eatertir,.
eine i.e.. the .art, whin
111.,11e1f, so C:4.•6 prim.
by Ai. rismististoose rl,O.
property was there r•ontil
•
n▪
es CtitiiT, n w rkin:
rhl-
boeahisrg and •:,terifiz. the
it le Grad's I
will
left her 1111r1f1Mel t betw,vis
roes PA the do ir
K whet, shi sits
Aro ill. o.e eettuth-d iiwne
ower,•ii tio• p to he
ig the door Go. sorne 11114. to
'de open, a hen he s Ise
othles ..r is ri, g :pparrl
it had placed Oleos Will a
, ready to tats away I lye
e thing out hoer,.
vi item blow on the Reek,
"fla.mans Wall! aud James
a shell in Portpool-lane.
thoi the room of the
ed one wore in search of
ta to rob, hod said ihiu
dd p,•,ite him a good Ow-
el, that a few week. cure
7111.1 upwards of 51. to risk
a at three kris, supposed to
lying no the bed, wish the
• t-ue of which he). fitted
se.
for trial, but to be brought
,xpeeted to appear agitust
Mini••••••
Doobartonshirr,
to▪ Catharine, daughter of
James Colquhoaa, of Lan,
n,
widow of the late Mt
or 79th t ear.
Jobits.a Westwood, Esq.
late of klasmploce, Droop-
' Isti age, Yrs. Ashby, at
liiii4betiormillulfie
ro.
a -
Differ.
ton and noteisional
volent to dlitover Me gamut
• pretallhat Weravi, the
the Equ proorof superior!+
hate beets induced to make
sof their particular wady,
.nstromed is a 51010e111 d
trioturrs mad Meets, which.
eitectontly eared; malts
dattattsto indulgetieels, laug
let solitary vire, tau often
nth seaesi in the one Cate.
le other % numerous issis
lely remedied, ternalante is
aistressiogsaate art dehilt-
itiertee of ouch tWitte.fol tot-
, by which she powers of
niv• a
•tics has rtinlitetr:frattaaltishitellfeetin,'..lbi::
Kivu! Coo.plaints, /00'
miNes tang the patina.
let; ond in recent sevs.
jj3fprwrry of that itsfects,mi.
• short space of tati..taya,
jr of tre it mem t Which
instiirtee in oritetice 01
is dams/and persohs of Mob
rte and itaitirion. trielltote
eec without e11.e.11. Whirs
Those peculiar di, t-
ie Female Set, h ate
• 111 he removed ha mono. t{
II Women, who have Inee
of u family. may be ittaur.
'ls are mumble by medical
professing ebe care of they
they may not be marked
so justly attached !.'the
to th, at .etres Io dateolvai
initiated into eery brunik
eh, from ditfetem Homo
c
emineut Physician. liar 11.4
he unreels reboiling tom
to quit the ;Rather of aF
resume that their preteis
unprecedented cnaddrnee
keen rro libendiv fiaad'alri•
• to agate the poirtiewlars
if living, and inclosine
wino the same Wig he
!aer•
ie-street. Fleet-taff"
Bridge-mreet, Loudon.
t opoo me to inform
ordituary core I hwir o- it
re, LEAKE'S PATENT
th
rd with n Venerenl Die
y for some that. bat tee
6% body, I was °Waged I'
rally, hat t:wir usii.ovo•
It through varioto e.inrra
4 eiirpulei t halm. no
deers that sp,ead 311 'roc
,acct,- so thin my (rim I
ought to tali situatinv. I ill
a relation ..r mine ^ow
Your lis r greenlet),
hick I .11
ah.ws or ;:u.eg hint
iced she moot amaeio 111
u"1-
••srlually sobsidirta. I asek
, and walk nut dotila. I n
I think cautions to talcs 1r
state.
ode that I subscribel.
.rvet'd• 1
i.Lit M PIERSON' Ii
nut nide(' to the abort
• 1
as your mien better POI'
prletore. Thorson Taller
*re Norgenso, Len !ON
vet, where, after a (m-
a 'rear,., in prix tic,' r7lfli• ri
eel
it
omplaints, trod their
sever, with the: il' r
tuts;la
dykeseth:
I au
d,weenge seldom 1/ ill
r the convenience of that re
• 311, St. Alhan's.mtiati
ford-street; Mr. Don"
by one person in ever! in
sail Ireland, in bore' •11'
iii nod plain direction,. Vic
ire themselves with ea'"' in
It
•
• 11
ritsrin is sealed sir ird I 111.1
nuip.iierperip, an so
9, New Bridge-street;
4, ate roaaterkies. CO
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by D LovaLt.. 1: stt.
Flees -st eels
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