The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

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finsiture ; sktt part of the property set claimed, wee
valued by a broker at 51.
After Learieg 'several tributes*, a verdict to that
effect was gives.
Bow eTasuv.—Evtcssrto~t of AltitSANS.—lre etd
sequence of the great number of artisans who have emi.
grated to the Continent lately from the manufacturing
tows. in northern counties, Mr. Lloyd, the seliciti,
t. the Associated klassfeeturers of S toe it po r t and its
neighbourhood, bangle's iaforination of the circa,.
stance to the Magistrates at this office. regimens( their
assistance is the prerendos of a practice so raisoes iO
the trade of this country.
A warrant was accordingly
quince isened,andie
three artifcers wets broeglat before then,
charged with below about to leave the kingdomaid
communicate their art to foreigners, contrary
statute in that ease provided.
Their names were Juba Swindell, Muer, Hill. did
CeeLifer or Cookes. They were apprehemied
just as they bad alighted from the todepeodeat Mae.
cheater coach at an len is Penelsorch-street ; sad it
was deposed by the Stockport constable who attehded,
that they had all worked in Stockport at making lea.
ma chines for the nnfectnre of cottons Be aisedepeeeg
' athtamt,tocfrkom p,rirbas bte inf
ad neo dealtreassios
they lso
wee. abuse ti
bad received
pw
cited to Paris for the purpose of smirks, is the eats-
blishment of a cotton mansfactory them; and in ear-
robation of this, he praised two letters, wb4ib loot
hoes found urea them, Clotted to otiose persons of a
similar description who hap already settled is Paris. .
The prieStaess•saki niltbitag is their defence, soli the
Magistrates ordered 'that they should he seat to Stock.
port, so to be dealt with as the authorities there should'
deem 6t.
IdoN Taos', Fes. I.—We bate to record a distress..
ing instance of .mortality is. one family. Jesepli Vow.
leonine. its the 'serial hiarykirk, bail a eon seised
with the fever last week. mho ditscoe Sabbath moss-
ing. Another, of his Children died.. the afterseeso
of the same day, alas third on the day following, mod
ail three were harried together on Tseiday.
HARRIXD.
On Saturday last, et. St. blortin'twia.lbe-Fieiris. S. Ber.
low. jun. Esq. of Mitcham-how. Roney. to Mary Asa,
only dauchter of W. Start, Esi. of Claprea.
0. Saturday lest, at St. Michael** &trek College-hill.
W. Boyd, jou. Esq. of Shamrock Lodge. vasty of flown, .
Ireland, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. C. Msg.
nay, Lord Mayor of Lyndon.
. ,
On the 7th Inst. at Clapfba, E. Mellor, Esq.
On Monday lest, et her sent, Nertbrate-house, Halifax.
Mary, relletof theists J. Lister. Ems. sad youngest daugh-
ter of the fete General Sir W. Fewest, K.S.•
Downs et Adman user. Hon.
, loose, and (I. the cup entre,
• -'" That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
VOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage. se en-
raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married
;men Sew. to their wives. *ad the beebelots. basteeed to be
wedded ; and " The kipectatee't- has ,freed, that the word
0.• the msst agreeable and delightful pains in asture.
*The atorarl, institution. thee, st saanisp., compasses dos,
Aedderefeem of.osz enjoyment ;.treining hat pnly with hap-
flags on estl6.ldt disposlag the soul near to harmonize
t withioliss
Previous, hoireret; to entering into this hallowed obthm-
Itlon, it becomes an imperative duty, not osly-to reguieletht
'poesione, but to eleadba die grosser saws from these Im-
purities, which the freedom of anrunarlated giessuressay
'hare entailed epos it. To the meat .1 sadslateoaest ere
1404rib/stable Gutsy. of these herbs's lastanana,..whichs *las
they exam the comadaoation of the beholder, sbeeldatata
'lmpress hios with thifear of self-reproach.
Luxurious habits will *feminize the body—e residence is
!the tropics will idea fbe elastic fibre—but more ,
does the pteirateriintatnation of youth too f eon.-
pianist the' itatenkt dignity into a state'of inanition, frost
wheat. tho agonised gnawer more tlne doubts the donee of
relief.' To Mt sock then,' we address ourselves, offering
hepe—emergy-.—nsesenier strength—felicity ; nor will our
advances appear qasatlonobles, sanctioaed as they are by the
waldplieduassofs of twenty years successful experience.
The easy cares of 'serried life, are sometimes disturbed
by the sespeaslea of those blessings which concentrate the
nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally
weak—yet It can be strengthened, and deficient merit) ha-
proved Into fonctional power.
In every. ease df sypHlitie Intrusion, as well as in evt.ry
rehtittfon of the generative ecenoiny,,ore pleige Oar mbilitc
sok** speedily, acid wish effect. Earnestly 'IIi:MOM to
expel the unfeeling empyric from the position .o prestimpte-
onaly taken up. we attWelte from general principles with le-.
besitatiewa ; sod resides* Is our own houourst*integrity as
Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the aufferin;
commuulty of either eta (especially those entering into ma-
trimeolal life) at once to our house, where daily attendance
is given for personal conciliation ; and letters from the
eountry are ininiedlately • answered . these must contain a
remittance for Advice end Medicine, which can be foro,rfted
to any part of the world, however distant.
0088 ant Co. 11f. R. C. Settee's.%
Ito. 7.• Jerniya.alreet, Bt. James's. sod No. 11,
Bouverierstreet.Fleet-street. London,
4ast published (Fi:teenth eiition),
The NAM of LIFE, a familia r commentary ea the abort
Diseases. Ry DOSS and Co. Addressed to the Yee* ftr,tl
Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 20, Paternoster-row;
00, ' Ice, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-, fret!:
Il and of all torzitseliers. Price it..
THE FOX AND THE SH ADOW.—A FACT.
Mao,. or some such fabulist. has told
A story of a dog, in days of old.
Who pass'd a river with a metton-bone.
And dropping It he found his prey was gone.
Yebies sometimes instruct the rising youth ;
Vet.tieticts meet submit to sober truth :
Moto. logicians say, more orthodox
Must be ear preempt story of—e Fox.
Not twenty miles front Loudon dwelt a Priest, ,
A man of purity, and strictly ckattle. 4
ri,
Who drank his bottle aluays alter dinner, ,
And well could catechise each wicked !Wiser •j 1 44u
Would tithe the farmers' potatoes and his itay, • e'
And settle strictly on the quarter-day.
Thls Parson bed a flock of good rat geese, : •
Toot frequently by breeding did increase.
Till by some eiem, het what he weld sot guess,
He found his jrnalder'd family grow less—
Some fklef—nu matter who—devoid of grace,
Had broke into his yard cud stole his geese.
The Parson's boots with SVAltaliN'ai Wording shoes,
As out they lan, one morales in the sun,
Just es t conning Fox had stole !way,
Another lnek!ess gander for his prey t
Resumed his shodem one, and thought. though droll,
Alieeller Pe: soothe', rouge had role--
. Then Sew to seise the culprit ban' the throat ;
And 143.4 the gamier, hit;ne at the heel.
Too F.:rson shot him with a fowling-piece.
And thus, by frurrOm's Blacking seed his Irene.
This Easy Slatting end Brilliant RI. %CX INIL Is Prepared by
• ROBERT W SRKES,
110, "TOMO!". LOOM'S/4 sad sold in every Toww in the
• • kiagdoes.
. a, In Bottles...6d, UK IQ. awl lad. each. Also
PASTS "LAMING, le Pots. 6.1. till, and Id LOOM. I 1114..
ling Pot of Pests Is equal to Four Is. Bonk, of Liquid.
• • .Isk Tor WARIIIIN.S "LACI:1"0!
London': Rated; Muted, ewe Pentiw ea. at OW SPOre
*. Tao Ws it tow ate, and " Too CloterriltlTlON etOuide.:
P•PerL No. ISt. thread; apposite '4l. elewert'll Orwt:
by S. WA" . tattelen Mato
Orders, Ire. :see eqattatioll t