The Statesman.
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I x.+•:11 'S . OwAse‘rh'it4ll4lllll4hiatteigkikhee
te,,,,y .1,1 tee spectators, who had come in from the . • LAW. .
bread
Su t euutlitnt country : and for a moment.sonte of the
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honours of the populace, destined for the Monarch OlVe OF KINCTIENCII, 'Jess 14. _ jelirneyniass. could, not account for
, —a- • . of. Wiiliffllitteld+,4lwitilter.did uotAt how ;
of the. Meth, were about to be heaped upon the two
• FRAUD ON THE, teeoCK EXCHANGE.
114blistords in the post.chnise. . provettl'iltet theipaill the naliness's monthly
. Tilt' ICING V. LOO.D.CpCUILMIT.AIie 9:1111;1111. i
We,. Om a few minutes afterwards; preceded by the After the Bar had beetegone through— - 'Of .expences,. in whisk- the. word Slum vas in-
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'clscitritaud the , Defeoda* was aspire of The prae.
Gen. laird F. A. Spencer, and a few light drage^ost .Lord Cocitaatit, who had' come into Co•U'rt.abittit
Alesattder, and Ms amiable and accomplishedeister, 'half an hour before, with a number of inisers in her .riot...,ff ntliOil tIOR g:t.lollil,y of S ounces nf.aium into
.W_ltioacterniesolitil,eftiieuil4i Made' nirmiliute en.'
all'oored i!anopett barouche of the Prince Regent's, huml, addressed himself to their Lerdships. ScarcefY
gisurr.skinto ti''eliatarte'ithfcteeriti Prohibited by sta.
drawrit simply by four poet.hortes. 'They had no recovered, as he was, from the'shock he had eipeii:4
• ! tali. (hitt... S. time sabred to pros*: by the affidavit of
completions hi the carriage. The Emperor was enced, on being informed that a Jury•of his
country severer tiespettiabhriphysiciane, "that. each equantity
dressed in a plain blue coat, wore his hair without had found him guilty, along with others, of a mitde-4
otetsap.los father ntholeponto than notional and he
powder, and with his hat continued bowing to the tneanour against the laws, he must-claim the utiviost,i so at the trial by Dr. Birbeck,, but.
;intik, constantly and gracefully, the whale way up' indulgence of the Court, while he humbly eubiltified-lwea!hithaaa done
i being a Quaker, that physician .would stet be iwOrtr,.
tie Iligh.street. The Duchess of Oldenburg wore a to them reasonawhichi he trusted, would induce-them
stud could net therefore. give etidenee in a.critnittat:
magnificent plume of feathers,and, like her Imperial to think that a review of that verdict ought to take
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brother, constantly ezpressedher kind feelings of the place. This, he hoped, he should esperieuce the 1 Preciedi tolp
respect testified to them, by denier tokens of greed -more particularly, on ought to have been prodeeevi
this account, because he was Loris rALENSOROUGII said,
ref that •thir testirstoeY.
at the trial. TheConet«
cation and condescension. The speeeraece of Ales. not habituated to • matters of this kind, nor was he 1
i Courts of : could riot hear itlftr,e ••,: besidevlif ill the Medical- wirkt;
ander attracted every um, n ,
cud nas the theme of go- accustomed to the forms of proceeding were to coot
literal admiration. 'ilk. ablity Psi healthful look, .Law. He fruited,' when he should have statid a few e forward,* aould-,tiot. appear but that'
alum was a drug somewbatnegieua, and it therefore
tho•polished, yet simpleand'antifeoted.di4nity ef, his facts, with which it sins eaten-fiat to the ends of pub.
'behoaed the Defendant to manake.it ,with caution.
manner, which alone bespeaks majesty, the:benignant ti.c,*tipo,their Lordships. shouldite aceueinfed they Mr. Sceeerri.—Assuming that the Defendant
lwamings of his cnuetettance, stud the inward bathe. iitosittim of opinion that a riketalon of that verdict
knew the breacotitaided -alum, if it • Wit, only in a
faction which spoke intelligibly •frairn his,.etess de. a:glint 4i)., take place, at lei iNi: *lli he (Lord
*hole/erne ituantitr, and a servant,-110fr- want of skill.
lighted and warmed the hearts' of all, who, thoe4l:•Cfecbrene) Was concerned. le4raihis misfortune to
or accident, should use.ntere;.
they cheered much, cheered less than they, ,Nowlll,,i• setter, in consequence of an intimacy tab:Ailing be.l should 'contend that
be i the master *as not liable criminally. '
only because they wished to behold more steadily the iween him and men over whom, tietvtithitanding,
Lord Es.r.onaomougss.--If- he
.will deal with a
merited object of their applaule. The Emperorend had no controul. .Ile was told that be was, through I he ought to iiake..,,cere that no init..
his sister drove to Merton college, which, ;though., no fault of his avin, placed in tech 'a sitastette, that 4. perilous article,
for hie counsel to reeve foral chief enues; vied if he do net iiigtai' proper coition'
mouldering in many parts, from the effects.of Wettle : it was not •coMpettsat
sirs, coutains apartments commodious audeicalleia,.l neW trial,ao far is be was concerned, bait that Kt lie is himself atiliterable. , .- - • r-,:.•
l' ' . Mr..SCialtittireed, if the iedittment hail cherged,'
His Majesty the Kittgaa Prussia entered oxford-a. stoat howeve. unfit for the inky- take thet'beethen
, upon himself.' i
.. • - that the Dufeildiust employed an unskilful perm :
short time after the Emperot of Russia, liftewise is there was nn clearer nsoolsa, ;than that the principal
att open harbuche of the Prince Regent's drawn by Lord &AA:monocrats ebeertbdt that then hisLord-
wasoint answeralile criminally for
_the acts Of his.
ship had been greatly misinformed. It was -quite
post horses. The Ki g was accompanied by his two
sons, the Princes la Prussia, and another person of : competent for his Counsel tn' move, on .44„ibehalf, agent.;
distinction. Ills 111,sjesty preserved the same aim- 1 for a new trial, 'min* ' 4-.Thet ''
and, perhaps, is,wasumat Aiwa, agent
ELLIET4BO en is not eat universal
' maxim. '• '' • '
pty of appearaece with his brother Severeien, i the convenience of the Court, and snikelOshisinle
and was not, at first, easily recognised: He was Mr. • JuStictlhuiftnu .---41 e It
OUS for -himself, that matters shoulftl.telkie*4 thew ' • . waist to overlook the
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dressed'in a plain brown coat, and repeated the tes.. natural and-regular coarse.
titnonies of his satisfaction Oa the. public with the . Len] Coen& aN e had told, that WaHigaii pee: Illr.Sc A Real-Sat Suppose he had been charged. willa•
evideet ImPr.essiett of attOng feettngs:• His sons son who:liad been found guilty were net preaelit in maliciously selling tke,baead.' . .
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bowed, and looked round them with 'Orbit gene- •court; ibat-he, thollgivbe, as he [SOW did; presented • Lord ELLEssouoncisil. left it to the Joey
rous delight,
_and heartfelt joy, that iiiie' daturally 1 hirtisel(,..eetalel
Snot be entitled., by his couneetoa then the Defendant icis* of the alum, sod they
found he did.
to be expected from Princes at their /early period of I move for e new tilal, so• far wise was-conaersied... .
life, et a reeeptien, the kindness of which might I Lord Et,t;erissisoucu ieforreed Ms Leedeltattht ' Mr:Scanerrenulamitted, that unless that know,
welt have ceased them to imagine themselves re-en. ' the rule ef tO'tirt Weitieually applicable to i 41$0, ledge-was motto *let forme) as , in, the indictinentl-it '
taring the•-elty of •Berlin itself. They went to the 1 for tt n'aii. trill nsidiA6T --the pelf AlmsalfAssisl.'
a twilit not sustain it. .
reshlence prepared for them at tie Colleii. of Cor. , motion made on. hie' behalf by*his:Counsei. . „ •;,•:,;,. dieted Lord ELl.gritetteeett.—The Defendant is triter'.
pus Christi, in front- ef which tiles 'Prussian Eagle Lord Citennswi said,. it.was witli.the view "416
i ..friaiiMiaie Of alai by statute, and be ouglif
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was imrttedi•ttely placed,. au& a Guard- of' Honour tenth% estr-Contriet from -frispellitii • utiosir tiiiir If Y 4;111.14° S ' ' 1
.:ppsted: Guards of ''the. *tit Dragoons - Were also I:4;rdildt
iota pool w. thole of the count
,ttikkiiiistior -- The ATloliits-Ocutttit said; that the Defeutki,
ant's consciossnesa of that circumstance was pm/A'
stationed at the itana.entrance into Christ Church, samill now' .to • intrude, for a -short time,' isa. qtr
:arid attire eastern entrant...ll3.om Triumphal Arch. Ttort.t.smi.le,lttikition., .vi -: . by his rareness's' bringing the alum home le Isis
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Several carriages, wigtAtie attendants of the -Hos- - . rd Elia . O '
Lo soon von assured his. Lordship,. that pocket. ea . .
clan and 'Prussian Menarche, continued to come in they.-.Coe.io
:net 'hear him; norl• W *they did", cou that i stil ' brit n 4 -
•e id Mr. SCMOTTI'.3.IOS., ti iaw rat 14.
ethe breeder to Mix dent in household tread. "Web fill
• oiii they mire tiet• ''a
till four wham the 'vitenan hero, Blucher, 'aril i., Y .
ett or &Cupp% anything that might fait , r _.' , • • . 9
might that-feenn• for- the wsyl tun wain-hut only in wheaten,
whose, peetence was the sigeal for the most erilltue ,from 146, n'tSr trPOn any etidence to which he
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:: , ' .• la which it' glow a• greater. whitinseso.teolthesers, *ad
inane stcclkmations. The mid Here, Ajax of ilativ:ivrer* . '''
svari was in a divk suit-, with a woo rihhood wider 4 . Lead Cociii4 tee had to complatio,_ that on the sem°°theell 'We .!be PailLtg, • it,'. 00 trill* it. more
trial evidellef.-of -great lmpoetance telharPreeing hie tOuttolei ~.tletatMa.lattee,el,MataltPi."!".• 17,1),ii woFaect
kis coat. iterstood up erect and ttoblj, in' We- npint
- •i •eft to the institution' -to whom two' or ZOOetottieii
carriage of the Prince; and bowed ' had
withitsias %that; 1 ineorence
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~ not been breeght forward: ff th ~..,,,-.6 elle -• 7. ,i' :, .
uess which became a warrior, who had. IbitirPhti i lAidshiVit"-", • Id
..allow hint. to read to them the etri !nut ito "soma to-one• 00e, Skitiiiiilt-Sepirft ti no.
Th 'affitlittit'sVici*Vtlisittehir Defendant • had not the
9^ 4 rnoki desire to which he.alludett, they would behetterabhs e. , • . .
pile vete before aim among foreign:nations . , . leceits conefptldh *IC liWeieSaii isedfor the bread in
Wlei ,was red plug the harvest of his ittlour and hinted', ito tge. . ,
d F'LLE,inoioisetk.,--It tiaiipsitte, consistently qwestton a1.a1t.;.., ie..- , i,_, ;),; . ,• •
-in litOie signs of peace and gratitude, which, whilel
they told his history in.the people's eyes and voicessi.:olk hii h i . Mr. J. ferakawc....=Thts A naitte Metter of aura
the este ae I forms the,Oweet.. . i. • • . • -14 •- • .;.,
nnse but might have prOvid at' the trial. ••
solaced his advanced and .selden years, with the hope - . lefard. do CH ltA at e said,' he should.* extremfli ,_. : _,F, ..... ~ .. -s.. • ..• , • . .- • ~, .•
i brief: •lie
,of putting for ever hate his scebbarti, that keen and • held in hirhand affidavits-to.' -• •
_.• • Lorftl tmesetteetnt laid, that Oalpabie kuttips ef
latn wiie pr'oduced it the'ttfitti!-• •.• • •
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trusty sword which for the k f . b Gab i •
, r esaeo peace,e.„, Lord ELLtoromoucts assured ilia Lordship that 4
Mi.. Scsitustr.-thpr were net eleslgned.•
I agave the Conti puffs to • interrupt hiin, bet' Mei
drawn.Leett•EMMIPROILOGOII.-.-It.teTtiOnlY was net 'M.'
' 1 c old not, consistently with the solemn and establish- •
A British (056er went on to Christ Churoh, trikj'ed° • f? Court, with, the ` Dafendent's purlieu: to be dism;fered. - . .
rule n the safer him to proceed. '•• . -
• Ilsow whit residence was destined ftie Blucher. Ai •Mr. SCAttLETT.--Doring the vrhole of the year the
' Lord Cocuttaee that in deviating' from
-*der was
.immediately sent feces the Prince Regent, their in trusted,
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role such a case as the present, their. ,ord.
a • bread hid never bees before returned its the'Defend.
' vir brigg the Marshal to Christ Church, wherebeno- .ant for this reason. .. -. .
SUDS would do-an act more redoundingle their own
cordittely went, alighted, and was receitid.irt the•.'.li • • TliMi ''..• Was
Lord 11tEnsint . There proved .a Jge..
, 'honour, and more calculated to promote,thi ends a
• mar - Ti duty were . • _ctiiix „lib; it. what_ tierai careleasness.w lth entracte of .-hennun;,-1/I:.*.eli
• bed siirce7.pithiL.4--

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The Galleries erected for the accommodation et
Ihe 12aalies4 • occupy. •a• depth of about.sis. feet •eft •
rouni I be* Halt: Above Ihe 441 te ryi :ou .. tbe yoXik
side DI . the Ball, will 'be erected :an. erohestis rto .
ilott-the-Prince Regent's and the Duke of Yurtle--
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bands.
The adjoining loillst In which
of
iacgAirnuewnu °°chl aincCCpt, sin"6ich are held th
rosolninPentelasit,tid theaile i C.belluil,-e'mv. -
rted link° :die wing-roOmVfor the occult*, .lablibei
ged
Noinsetabtesb(oasdyhaosf hthiielfiler4ton,b,eininit-ililliekccuass;tvatitestl:
rcd":llfpaay;Yrsa',4vre ittst°- a-rIP):::11111'n.h1:14peri:i 111'7:444:n4-C
f7heheas ..
tiiiif hire been settled.

I:kxj I LLLAM,B. MOUN riampsormorn.s -Head
-V V lon, S.sow -hill, London, the bit A er..mosnintios for .'
revellers, good Beds, caitiff Livia-is; and moderate Charges..
:iihe following. Poe .otmeisev,- fil,CokettesySec.ast out ffhas
Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill:— .
' IV ER FOOL PON Coach, to Carey fouf insides, lets *ail
try Morning,. through haitterwohli. High Cross, Hineticy,
hormone Tam worth, Litefilield, Voleicloty, sormimpt.4*.
latt* Buttsta7ble.. A irtves at Liverpool-ore, Afternoon.
,Erk,', t*ER, Pi .wtoutls„ Viceymoute, Dorrbener, Falmouth;
tiaftsnouth, nod Salisbury, New Post Co:seh, every Morisiett
ydrafFloot Sig o'Cloch, with a Gard, through patina, Aot •
usimeer, liridpnet,.Blituiford,.llMingabike,- and Begsiot. •
' -ROSTON, Spalding, Peterhof osign. Stiltem..mill-Itantiniki,
dim, New Royal Moil etmch. sets mit •every Eveptyx.• Coadis
from Bosun' to Spite's., Louth. flrial=by, and Huff: :' • •
' LIV KRIVOI., Warrington, Kont•Alrd, SiOne,-anit bitch.,
• Ile-144 Pus* Conch, calved. The Expedition. every Eveging at
Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale4tkienlYLlsero
po. Gusrded thr.pghout. .
BATHvid BRISTOL Flying Post Coaches, thrtiugh Chip
peanuts, Caine, nmildo•rlborough, every A.fteramsa; orriveas
Mr. May'is the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London Totem,
Thomas-street, and the Saan •Bristnl, next Mocaing.-•Coachei
to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, Fee.
LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The' Roetioghartil atie
Out every Morning tit half-past Seven o'Cinek I carries Fait
'brides only, and goes rensarkafily,easy, with a Guard throsdo•
out. Pusses through Stamford; Newark, Retford, Doncasut
rald.Ftetybradge,br the Guides Lion, Leeds, west Day at Noon.
Nolllithataafkildbe nocamtnon espeditiou of this Coach, it is
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allowed Itt MO* tanst agreeable gild complete 'Public Coss y. -
haft on the,North Hood, being saequitiled in Accommodation `
by, any other. ,
KENDAL, Lancaster . Prestos, Kictry-Lons4ale, Somas
Coharley, Ownsittrk, auteGanstang Post Comdata, every After-
noon, at Five u'Citiek. Guarded'.
•GLASGOW. Longtown, Gretna-Greta, Animus, Dumfries
4rownhill, Thornbill Sunquhar-Kila, Catalina, Ringswell,
mod all parts of Scotland, Campentown Coach (Deily). • .
- YORK, Newdastle, and Edinbuh, new Coach, panned
w,ith a Gulrdthrqughout, slits'out eery MoroNg to hdfsiirt
/ix' n'Clock, by way of Newark., Retfort, Thdootri,.mrs
twin), Nortlsallettou, Durhatn,liilepeflt,- and fleratch.....
Passengers finding themselves bottomed ..ftwn the length of an
isittrney,,may, rest:what nine they'phwas, 'and: then proceed us .
without any adatioleal five. J. Om*. the Ellik Swan, Co.
'Y
sty-street, York, rut* Coneterta Sunderland; tilt, Starboo.
oath, Whitby, anri.ntlitl.Placet. • . •.. ..•*; . 4:
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BRIDGENORTH ..and . ittileal new' ••
Pdst Condi,
Evening. . •
• • `...4s
lAkikCA Rt3sll._E. Penrifh. and .Whitehnven, Poet Co m*. my .
kith roue ?bald, ilttd f. Gianmehfwg the way. Passes thw
~DosagY4( Appleby, Gibothbridiggi Kirlanand: Chuttig , .IB°-
ronghbehige, Wet:terby, A.tterf..nt, Doncaster; nod Want's*
4 1 (the martin. Wov• by esghtera tiniest, sew out irydry Moraine.
rdrerf..,,.. tv..,..pii...,..) with -Me grentero fsgiliw. Pirwengett
ftavne4wa the zukid by hu-iliem or plen.:ate, have the peculiar
Sdi'mialre of their seats Wog tveured In *fieriest Cosa.
.W A k ii.FtELI)- eclat Gooch, every gonjug, at' half-poet
Ws 'Weise 1. • . • ,
CHESTER; Newport, Waitehitrch, Tarporley, Naatwielt, ~
Norilswich. and Mia!ewicb, 'Nod Coach, every Evening, at
IPive (Mock. 2
Stfill>lift LAND, Stotliton, aud'Yorm, New Coach, May •-:
M •rning, to the George:l4lml lipoiderlault. . . ' • • ,
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!ii A N CHES.!' Eli, Wiyabon, Congtetom Newcastle, Waltal,
and Wnlvernomptoo, Pio Cattle, every Afternoon. guarded. '
' SiiitHWillitlitY, ellingtoo; and SltdOkoli Post Gault.
the Rovnl Charlotte, every Evenine, at Fine o't loch, enarde4.
SIJI44III..LDund ROthetharn Post Ceti/11;yard the Rockk.
Akita,' tiery Morniat.. * - ~ . •
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1. BOUTHA M PlON.iincteger, Attest-44;MA Alton C•atb,
reOery• Evening.
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. -Fer me •conveniente of peer-ors residing at the west m 4
'nf the tomb, Passengen and Pairels are hooked for WI Oat
!shove. Coaches. at .Hateluird's' Catlett fir, Nevi Whide
`lll4Da Cclllar, riccad."--

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most , _eked manner. .lio - . justice
military on _
, than by. inilexibly a.._ lip . ---...‘• . ifiai--,-- -,• - -111ATRIMON i., .
then dismissed. -lit was proved that the Defendant ..__
could* there be inconiistent Witlijuatice, in soltwekwr -
With his characteristic curiosity and • aetisitYs hi*though h had no* Counsel,
whoae ~as—dras , foreman for a patent yeas.-,••lo(..stipervede .the itte. .r.
• . - ti°•I ice`--,--
D' 7 0 isor'--- have cot more Pointe-11i
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Alexander, after looking at his apartments, it alum, with the use of. whtektie wasenaceoainteilti...- 1, b destroy ymeneal bolipinea thalitbiate whletcare Mb
,to and provp his own innocence, from -doing - trice a/ unguarded pleatire... People a ?very rankipai
Morton College, .waltzed out to view the -gar. Mr. SCA IkLUTV then toelt=two **dim's in.a4oo. ! =ln oil i 0 the shrine of Wedlock,. bat where the cotatitillina
!So merely because those who were guilty were not
deos behind, which adjoin the Classic-grove of Christ 1 present, 1 datednot h th ''f eat) -of
, ant sow eir a . -,..- judgment,: ISt' that. the ladictreent did.not spectibi . ..ir heen.tainted by disease, a renovation of staliirittja alibi-
Church. lie remained there a short time, surveying 1 re- y w
Lord --LENISOItotIOII said if the ere- to 71.1141 what
.nOilens Ingredlertts• were-mixed in the•beeart, !* entab ly requisite.
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the beauties of the place, and was walking in the he
and t tefore the Defendant had no notice what wis
'.- i Twenty yerirs have we devoted riot
nit OW Ilatt*fittiii.lta
, treatment of the folllowlog-itli*Qtlers, and the auceesiFoit rookie
. s
' this rule, which had been solemnly decided and
public streets before three o'clock, accompanied b peeved against i -Ie cited 23T.ft . EA' ___ i our 11111 life! as additioroi Ardour •to to pose as-fai as-we ble•
to be' kbII m. I , px: ~i 3... Pt, , :• ..
Y u Since uniformly acted upon, to one, they. mutt dowithin , able, the rnvgeo of thotecompantalk w.hien are the Most olii
the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Fortescue, and the, so to all. In this Court the couldmake distitsc-
y cou uo Mr. J. eataxTb—But here it was peculiarly . the 1 of , ,_,. . .
. portant in Crlia ague lltl.ll/10 ?aquiline*.
Earl of Eases, with whom he made immediately the •. the knowledge of the Defendant, what the ingre- i • •
A fter initiation iiito every b rm,ch.as Navy tsurgeons,we fornaid
don of persons. . ..
tour of the most distinguished Colleges and public . Lord Cncustiecliegged only to state— . diems were; and it is a rulein pleading, that yowl
goer wish, at on early pelted Of pitict4.le, t,t3 sfaiimett.livislaills
•.... ,‘,the m the ignorance tif in e.lncated urn., or the equally dangtruis
edifices. 'Lis Majesty, in the course of his walk, 1
• 40f 'ALEN BOROUGH.-- WOO
I d I.• It Id be idle in the
are not bound to show, what is peculiarly watts . , , ,
-• • , p.cc.p.tancy of genervi piactitlinters.
Wished Brasenose. All Souls, Corpus Christi, Christ Court
to announce to your Lordship that there is knowledge-of -the opposite party. . i l'itc• diiordertito the CUM lit a'hiail ifs. have devwed our al-
Church and three other Clarendon
Colleges, file
ssuch a rote as I have mentioned, if we'
did not in- .• • Mr. StaRLETT said. that the indictment ought to : telitiun cnuivi ise arising tif Ventre:xl iarecti in ; all liraets
of Debility, whether &Ole the baths of 'schoololl de
Printing-house, the Divinity School, and St. Mary's tend to act upon it. We did act upon this rule this •have charged the Defendant with at desigeto hurt-the
1 • . -- I the' iiidulgeuries Of tuainree age; that derno,,leinTrit,of the ...-
Church. The crowd following his Majesty from d in the of .obscure individual, and
very ay, case an 1 chihlren. • .
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„, . -I. tem.in women which is called Barrennesi of. Sterility ; Sentiotl
4oitit inane tetra 11$ 111.0 are-
eatok.s. Gleets, OastructiUre , S
place to place at length accumulated so as to render are we now, to 1 Lerd v-r-arracintatinsa.--:-. We-a slit heal otintend. ,
act differently in your Loedithip's ;'-e•--- -•-• • lrq • , ! goers, whether recent or of long duration, Bud- which bout
it expedient to make an open petit for hitn, by solid- case ? That Would, indeed, be to furnish'. evil-. dig to kill them. It, -is 34 universal principle of • Cri-
, balled the skill of other practioners, are hi' oar present 'To-
ing a small detachment of dragooes, which dividing minded persons with a handle for saying, that :'sninal law, does a thing affeaded • towed plan of -titatinenveffettuntly . and ramneissiy cured,
that when. it Tan
•
tut° two parts, the Emperor, and the noble perty we have one rule of law for the poor and another 1'
5 with such and such consequences, it may be.laid.that 1 wPaout t•e patient suer Lin the eit cruclift tag polo and .11aryi-
• - , 'big' lictiorrhage ifilets 'frequently follows the application of ,
he intendeti.them. , tbelunar catupie. i:i the . conese of .111 r extensive !practice is
with Mm, walked-between them. Ahem fiee, i
\ A .
-ea- ; for the rich: • 1 • •
ander returned tWllertrin, bowed to them,- and re-. 1 ... OCIIRANS said, • a been SO conscious o 3,
istaitt.o "h
had • f'this metropolis.Lumeruus cases of strictures have item trid ate
Mr. SonalacrT said,- that intention o 0 ht to -an. I,
daily snider our care, the twat erodicatiint of waled; is effected
.tited to his apartmenti alone. • 'There he was to re. :*his own innocence, that had neverthewgist-it us- • pear on regord, as the essence. of the crone. .AIL,; by usufe,*certnin; mid expeditious mode of ctste, superior la.
ceive the Address of the Matoo and Corporation of to ' t C .'
cessary instruc Counsel, as several Gentlemen in ,
I.thit 'War 'Wilt itt tilkoitstiictment was, that the bread .my oilier yet adotited. 'file weakness,. react then, lied er-
Oxford.. ' , • .- -''' • • fre this c 11l Ilaiill
supplied for the use of the children • they rkittiri:hoof•P:meer4hult th ti I , are speedily removed,
. !Court liaCW nor had he even read a brief on tha sob- : was . • P.., and - the- (tat; ,t resvotetto vliout mid 'teem** fiesittb... SAC,
Ir 1 .
• • No Gonra•of Itonoor nor nosy external symtiOis eject,
,tillth trial,when I found; that **eery :
, after et
ef Itoyalty • have been pieced-in front of Makin 'great -error had. crept into it, in respect to the evi- :be ife •I
al cliiir e • ' 1 verapi•e in our ret-ter:live‘rennectieti il i$ enstinly re ulit
no. it...ristice to support.a,critn. P g
to
ulive
the
.Itootta. ,- e ,3e tr.
. . , qg sparks of life, and to renuimate Me
College. ~ . .•-•• • '-gleneeot hisliereanes, as "to the dress of the stranger 1
' i Lord Et..bll‘lloßOUti.H.--They_
,iniist be intended contel it ullnaZ 'lt"- •
- ,• . . • 1
• '••] to consentethe bread, otherAite•ititruk..lo, At .no 1 .Nuferrip'i 91..seaseta are the result of ignorance or haste in the
The • King Of . Prussia recoiled a similar 4t.ddressst *he tailed; sit hit Gisitiship's house in his.abience.— :
use. Were-they to mairropyltits or St t 9 Ogee
,„, at 46e.oreiltmtarar 'emu,* Gonorrhea, and Wont aufrespientiv hap
-
The
. . . .. . ' They were represented; as admitting that lie was . • ... - 3.- •. • . .....-7•• . , gem Alt the seeds of ha are pun:titled by ou ii,aiscreo..,n anti
• • i ' another ?-10.ule used.ref •-••-: .....-r• ..•1. • • ..
The.l'rince.fif Cl.rall.ge is at St. Jahn's.. . dressed inS red coat, whereas, all !herbed, stated • • ~. , ~.• .. .. ..• , tittguarderl .monr. By it superior method such' complaints ate
was that he appeared to be a Military Officer,.
,tol, 1.0 je•e*iiiiii.•titia prayea •thefibe•' easily eurid and even where ult. h. failed,
The Arfitsurx . .. .„.„ .
„; . .1. r . .... . !.., .
~.. . . .... i.ll aye ere area that
• This evening, among the other gratifying- novelties. ' 'was, toil which was-dont. .ire y torso ite to mart it radii al tr-rilishitehmeet.
Which cbaracter titey •es a matter' of coarse, at- • .Defaa-dant.*lgh.S 6311-9illaalt-,--1 --. 7 ' Few, bay/Over are (he cases if complicated distress in this
of the day, a grand dinner is given by the University • • ' —.3-.A..4.....,.;1--1,..... „ .:(iisoeicr,4-utui,,,,ea i x
* A.Ol
.t..e ftitOkilOVS situation of men, who,.
filched the idea of coat,ered; though It might equally . . ,
to the R.eeent, the Emperor,and the King, in the'
well have been trees.;
• - . : .GR.AND:. WM- FEAST . from Rh ilatulitrute in a soWary vice, or the prevalent gaieties.
ItatlCliirc Library, a place in _which such an enter- " - . •- TO THR.ithi,PK/001‘,QE:KOSSIA. THE KING k7r-
-s.. of it hohiiinable life, amulet that stole of debility which it the
. Here the Matter- dropped, and his Lordship of unavoidable consettlence of -such perniciton habits. Where the
.tainment, we believe, never took place before.— • s EittillSiA ?RS PRINCE REGENT ac. •
-ccierte'• • notMtvg by: his tastiest. -• •. .. I unhappy sufferer brood* over his misery, bit carefully conceals: ,
. .. , . . ,
Most readers know, that this magnificent edifice is' - . - ow taisiOrtoneti, It =ay be sow cemohititht for hint to loam,
' •
_ _ ....took.
. .• that although it be an abject or itimbt or uncertainty with odic..
goon. 'We how- - fell( aceount of the pre.. - •
..,3 -- the Ounival of these deficiraries by the gradual
`r•ro'r

it 1

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of a circular form. The interior is 'composed of.
eight arcades.; supporting a wide circular gallery,'
surmounted by a cupola. In the arrangement. ft*-
trie dinner, five of the recesses Of these areadeLsa,
'occupied by tables for 20 persons each. :In the
centre, under the dome, is a circular table for.oena-
ments, and round it a table in a crescent form,- but
approaching nearer to a circle; which accommodates
70 or -80. In the- 'centre of this table, facing the
central arcade of the' three unappropriated to the
company, sits the Chancellor, with his illustiious
guests. There is a meitsesgnificent display of plate,
pArtly from London, partly from Lord Grenville's,
and partly from' the Colleges. The public are ad-
wined into the galtory to' witness this novel and
splendid banquet. ,The Imperial end Royal parties
assembled in the Hall of All Souls, and walked
across to the Library oo a carpet laid over the street.

.h*re.gl443.,_Niftthli
partitions at Poisonll.lt,
A camnpy irtetriy
ieft,a! -Istern
to over)
tet tri
Prince

:fin .40.10 V. ASIIILWAND Intel amp Mn_
r -Mr.. $04.44 moved for *AM.:Arial of thieljadict-
i' m4Filt for a conspiracy, to indict John' King and
':awe of felony ; but the 'Wit Defendant nol-liting
present in Court, the Yeagea .refesed.- to beer. the:
*notion, on the authority iiit heft v. Teal, 11 ...tsr,
307, in which It was hell- that ell theDefem4ants
convicted upon an indictment rim 4 c.414440c.f,
must be present when a motion la niedi.fiettuisew
trial on bet if of any. of. them. The rake's, ;Lord
~
ELLixeennanie Hid, wall, obvious ;if. it sere other.
wise, the loot erimind entisht! Foment 1b1114141,9
and the greatest harp out Of the wax Mt ilni everOef .
the models:
i.t i • * 'A ;:i il OIA
Tnz XING V. SOHN
01'
JAW/Ng:gig. tqatiti P'' I .)
Mr. Scitittri moved for a nevi .if . . ,Zrlst i.., .
of judgment, of this Indictment, for pig oa- entrOotea
some bread to the children of the s& Ilittlary use of the

ant .
niqtt
vdret is to be
9f thi Mitt, sof.
'sl-attowing
_ sett- will
.;-:attti the otheion
466( visiters div"Eitt- ,
'of P ssra. The tinily
portioits,
sThe first
_ oe.'
atcom-
AM.
Mks,.
.aid

practitioners.
progryss of renovation, is the acquireineht of oar experience•
f tne rites of Bacchus or Venns have begun to reduce mod,
Vigour, notch anxiety will hr prevented by an cork eutinwr-
action of this languid bane, and in these cases nu great difficult?
will ocrur.
War. led Women, who have lone been disappointed in their
expectations of it ropily, may he °inured, that in most itstanceirc
such defects are curable by medical Skill.
,l'atients in the Country ate reauestel to state the vivito.
4ars of their ease, age. and manner of living, ottchnong n ttant
Nato-for Advice and Iledicities t and the same will be forwarda
t....m toot of the Kingdom.
The semery which is so essanttial, to nee midertskitig, and the
qyaitticiktigni bid) we have presumed to ease, form thv. Ms!'
of our pretest.ioti", nod in coincidence With siith this int inistion
giro.; tktia; Mll..P.Orrie line Co.. away be consulted hy p'
their.
arole'
pf
ratter with the grittiest seereiy tad honour, at
noose, No. 10Te Ilartotf-gardon.
• CURRIE mid Co. Surecr.ns. Mo. 107. finttnn,ganien. •
• •Yi •k ' . • • s

DON -..Pribtesi 'AM 'Psstwiesaseti by D. LI) V tite
'TAT/66'4*n Ors's( e. tli, elort•virret.
•

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F. .INi.I,kIILI9,I3NgIt Ai . • li. Obiliit Heir' 4 It' wirlli W/Pritigilieied.,4h -itlittti ' s,%te elf 'the Prineesibitisut ;ONO 'MAI4O lit\ 1.; .
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qp. .. t -Ike breargeolowig;ll,llo, 61-4turei 4ecapiedi Jilin, kitheridmiend [Mason
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OF KINGTItitt4CCI, JONI. 14; ' * ' ee : endintes jortrneyetan• could net account for ; r'lliwill wan •e lima ,withakows liberellirti.l".lBl°l'- :„.•
--'-' ' ' • be feat, of. uttildtllllllllo4s-niallier.did 'fiot.itienw ; lid Mx with we rittxted •lanspsli bider ' t •.' i• .
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. • bet it was provanklitellbeipattl the ;witness's monthly . ;HI tratitparencies; .batiew. appiopriete!niottee 4.
:+. ad 9:TUILIIII. i , big ,of . __ 2 ...._• •• .
"I' In yaw" the. word alum -was in- solar: -„...-- .- -• • .., • 4
• had been/one through— •
• cleded., *mud. the , Defspdaefi was, peer, of the prae- 1 The Galleries erected fer the aCcommodation Ut
stilt, who bad come into Co'n4riabiit
• .
pa en in bra. tich....ef roiLtitig, the,. getv!ity, of
,o tfi ouecei, •
slf.alum ieto the ISltu die% • occupy .a. depth
,411 f. about- -84 • het 111 ' .
fore with a number of ,84:iir tern last" idykough 'tilde no minute en.• roue." the•Halt.' Above the Olt-ern. on • the max
h_i_nntseil!_t
1..0 their t
he,slh..ooorkd shh iepsh. a
dSceeoerceifYi:4. •
.lik into Itr
cilitiare: whlcyt-yrnit Prohibited by sta. side tif .04.110; will -be erecteir :iii .orchestra ritok •••• I ;isr,-.,:;„44:
Iyv "1 .11 win , tine. t Mr. Is. nor sabred to prove: by the adidevit of bott-the Prince Regent's and the Duke of Y • - :"'-:
informed that a Jury•of his Country • ....- . - :.ini
• __a_. -4 severer eespenabirripbysicians, 'diet. each a ,quantity g '
;uilty, along with others, of a mime.bands. . .. . h
a. elpap..ekas other otholeeeton than noxious, and he The adjoining inills,• in Which ate held the') '.'• • .
the lawii he most.-claim the utiviesti
. would have done so at the trial. by Dr. Birlocity but, of C./opinion Council, *Aldermen, Aid' the Ccuria4f
to Court, while he humbly subibified-1 -- -.--..• - .
i being a Quaker, that physician would•not be SwOrii, IF(ingidailnleton.d.ChiaawnidliCpliil:
in,sairforPtieltmes'ocecallesiionte- , ts hi. -et:
:which,. he trusted, would induce-thee
la d could net therefore give evidence in n. criminal verte . ,
review of that verdict ought to take 1-° ,
_,. • •
. . he company are torepiir. in 'bars!. i;St.sece7
_
le hoped, he should esperieuce the I praceauing. . .
lel on this account, because be' was Lord ELLENuottoveu iaid.,. that • thii% Wilraosy No seats (as has hitherto Been "[lie custom itt-ihif
ougyt to have been prodeeerlat the trial. TheConitt..., rd Majortiqeastiji `wilt bit permitted to Maass.
to • matters of this kind, nor was he 1
in Courts of - would riot hear illnrit •,: bestdeslif ill the aiedkat wirkt i pied in the body of the Ball; until Illeitnou'lcitests
he forms of proceeding . ..,..-.
tell,' wben lee should have statide few were to come.forwatd,' it coniCnot. appear bat that libel bare. been seen& *,
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i.cf.",
aloof was a drug somewhat 13.041i.0111, And it therefore ~____ •••••••••••-•••-• .
chit wits esieutsal to the ends of pub. a ... _ ..._ __. _ _
.... _ . i.. 1.
~belto7ed the Defendaut to manage ,with caution. }WI LLIAM.B. MOUINI l'AlN„lereeen's -Real .411"-1
Lordshliis shoulktite aceitutiaed they
CARLETT.—AsSnining that the Defendant 1
Travelleris,algisolußwedisit.fiChiloleeind Lanitiolt;ba.saldAmr.r.:leinranZtenrtilal:-:Z •
ditiOn that a ristalon of that verdict / ' •Mr* $
'knew the breadcotitaitted •Alum if it • via, only in a ..-0 -.
place, at lea • Was •he (Lord 1 - • The roll awe, roe toovhev,.
Si'itlit,Cr'foytrefetc;:aczt4.o'Wesultiltt ,
*holeiome, ittlantitri and a servantrliefr• want of skill tht Saracen's Head loin, Snow-hill :-
coneprned. leWits-his misfortune to
or accident, should ose.rnere;. I should ?contend that -LI VER P.OOl. Pon Coach, ,-..
!quence or in intionny sob Sining be.• every Monitor, through tterwohlo, ,Higlt Cross, Hinckley
be i the master was not liable crietiordly.
men over whom, siotWitititendifig, • Atherreolle Tonworth, Charhfield, Voleicooe,o, N0ub.,,,,,4.1.1
, Lord Et.t.issonanan.-4$ -he
.will deal with a : rene Huiaahle.. A friers at L)verpoorne t 4 A ileritoon:' 'u"
I. 'He was told that be was, through I
I that i perilous article, he ()tight to ijske...,cere that no •Isiii.• i iilliiiit4",tivitt;',R:o.drlstoisuo%-h4Wl4,,eoeirapsiispi., Dcooc.e,h.hester, Faminuml6
ova n, placed in tech situation,
mos foes 1 chief eneues.; and if he do net tqicity '' proper citation., . ~,4,„frot„, sii, „.ci,..e,-,,,141, „64„,t li,;:,,:teayt;:niiAusk.
ipetseest (Or his Counsel tolie is Mdiself avilWerable. , • -,- • ! . , *.garri. Ilridpowt, -Blaniforik 11MingsZike,- nos w ' ' ,
ni. •
far 141 be was concerned, bait that lib'
• 2..- for
u int . the tas,s.
,Laski. ugsruiva Charged, Roth, eve nya illstill Couch, sets otirevery Events& • Coati's
•.- that the Dafenclinit employed an titiskilful person : . trum Roston to Sp& tv, Louth. fleies,by, and Hum :.. : 0,
there wss SID clearer nmaita, ,than that the principal 1.4 d.. Ldlity.ttroot., Warrington, olio01.:ontd, 1160114'smit 11.itels,
tuOttOVVII observldy that then his Lord- vls, coach. e. The E x ped n. eve.ry Evaotat la ;
I greatly misinformed. It was -quite was, not auswerOile ctimittall7 f°r _the acts 4. his' Five to Clocks to the Shrkeen's Head inn, Dale • ~is,_,See,. '
agent.. peel. Ounrde4 thropghout.
. eiIBATH, rsoid IT.RifiTSL Flying Post Coaches, tbraugh Chips •
his Counsel to move, on 3otiliehalf,
Lord ELLEtregtvertaiki-That '''
, and, perhaps, itouldt.bisidere fir ---t-
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eof the • Court end vointiPitigole inamm* • lir. May* the Greyhound Imo, Bath, Mid the LoadonTavem„
Thomas-street, and the Swan •Bristol, test Moraing.-Coachei :
9 Mr.•Jettittihntettine--410 might to overlook the
', that matters ab0nb1.44:1044 Self . to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, Oa.
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~,„ ,- •-: dmployment. rpt;,:c... .
;Oar coarse. • .r• LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The' Roetioghten,..esi
Mr.ScattLanppose be had been charged with am every Morning at balf-past Seven o'Cloeit I carries F i..
tA N e hadeen told, that W all Esti pee: 'bride.. only, and goes rensarkafily,easy, with a Guard throsgto - '
maliciously selling thiklagead.'
Peen found platy were net present in . -• . . out. Passes through Stamford; Newark, Rerford, Duncan*
Lord ELLENeottourtit left it to •
the Jory ache- MI. Fottybriftror the Godley Lion, Leeds, ne Xi (UV ni Nunn. •-ft'''
4, thoegh.be, as he tiOW did; presented
his countei.i.to. tiler the Defendant Ids* of the alum, and they Notwithstamheuthe wocominoii eseedittou of title Cnach, it is ' ' I
not' be entitled by si
r.trial, lie- far wimp was -coneeisied... , footed he did allotted la Ith Vie sanst agreeable Mul complete 'Public -Convey.
hum 4m the,Notth Ruud, being unequalled in nceomeindailua ' •"1.
tisjisouou i,,forfeed his LometdoL4fot _
.." Mr:4cAnzrrr•submitted, that unless that know. by. any .other. •
art ;4i-equally applicable to a ente4o, tedge'w*, motto *let formes as . in, the indictment,* KENDAL, Eiuseastee. • Preston, Kirby-Lostadale. Salami
Charley, Onnskirk, and Gantang Pon Coaches, every After-
[ *tiii.lii-tbe party •-hienseitAtes4rais t'"151"1 sustain it. • • noon, tit Five o'Claelt. Chtarded• . .
op. his behalf by_bis•CounseL . _ ~..;..
~. Lord Er.weotteopet.—The ' Defendant es enter:4 . •GICASGOW. Longtowa. Gretria-Greta,, Annan, 'Dumfries
trewnhiti, .Thorobilf, Sunquhar-Kitto, Caultinek, Kingswed,
Rhw at talc. it • wag with tae view 401.61-. dicied from, of alum by statute, and he ouehl. • ,
o_.,L ~ ' ••pine ad parts of Scotland, Canspentown Coatis (May). • •
___„„t_. .
Conned' fro* -frispinaltig • upoirliiiir '1? we eery Wu"' ' - . YORK, Newdastie, and Edinburgh, new Copels, pea/erred
kils, w, those of the peach ffihosiiiiihi The Avkliitc.Onstetat said; that the Defend:, vo,ith a Gulrd,throughout, sets'oat eery Moroi:it at hdtiot . ,
• kir
.o'CtiNic,eutosabiiiier ornNewark., Rerfor4 TbdOistiri,.Nra
o • intrude, for a short time 'ten 'Ade ant's conscionsnese of that circumstance' was pmemom—'' • t
on, floe s#utsiblrns-Vittilvel.- and ftertk...
1 .ei "," . by his foreman's. bringing the alum home•.,ii,inis Vagstsengers finding themselves tali amed !own the length of thd '''
tIiQU., ., . •., ' ' ..- • • ' •,:" 'T. }Conley, may rest-what Hine thef.phlase., And: then proceed 40
it "bier assured hie Lordship that - .
pocket.
IC "bier him; nor,- If 'they- did,"could Mr••Sca'aa•aTT.l4tl;' that *anis '‘`'ibra nae 4 141-- a4s: h-alurteeat.n3itath.i.;:tal Ct....trawls' eitaCSatidelm.k. dthitodt Taft.ll3,lraterbahall' Vo" .
._the Practietto thii al*, in household tread, Atieb id to a, Whitby, anlather.Places. • . ....
, EvliellirOGENOßTH.end . italsal 'new Prot Coach, awl
't .0r 141 .upou, sny thing that might fall was-;.•but only Kt eheetsei
r upon any etidence to which he might thaall'ant for: the 'Mil'
... 16 Whiclf it' pee ii• greeter. whitenstsatetltheievs; etwki . c g`flri.Ta(.w. Peariot, and . Whitehnyen, *pis; ..casris,. ge.
• e
!ISATIS had to complain, that on the tom,fLthntl4„.-.04,6 PaLLY, •__,_' IV 0° .•___,_l%fle' f -1".-m,rIP ''''' Fonts "41fk*1 11*61°O.eik'ag the wit}. Pa," lehfl.
i Anna Appleby, Gieotkhrtelitti ti
ewe Coolvw,•on.- '
-...ff.-Erent liv,oo,ttance twist *wiling his I.l4lwwwi Ai10tt1int„,•0ttter...401,Ti117,44,1:4"...' w(k."ulec,„:l , rernoto ridge, Wii:terbv, Mierf..ed, Doncaster.; aid Walla&
t ilei' beme--‘rnmgbt forwari; ff theft til the. insll,4lle', -to., witerm two or ZOO'N'ottsee i (the nearer. Way. bv eighteen WSW, sett: nut *very blnraimc.
414 allow him to reed to them the ev.. i might .6.e 4),#araa. lalaa'6. '011"1.7;.i:' 4.""t...leVirllti".•' i Ndtati'faror'e'ecirril:tll.ll.tlailtd .114;1 h'4u. i lib, lel: eagr ri7elrie::tiirtf*,cifitillte •tber*ffetteriollrial ' '
•
At healluded, they would bebetterable The afilditelt sVioen'tlinttehir neefendant hed not Huh,. aa„,,,,,,. „f their f#A4 lA.* secured la 111....0e5,s Goad,
• -. • . Wait colte.ptiliti Owit. Minna 'llgai isedfor the bread in .W. A EP' I ELI): Post Coach, every Morojag, et' hulf-pteot ,•I • '
, eh ieeteil. • • .
;sisotiOvotur-it danntit'be consistently eiwistiww si'ait•r"-f:. 'l:' - '' )'; •' . '. • '
.i CHESTER; Newport, Whitchiircb, Torporley, Nantwich. • 1-
Noribwich. and Miudlewlch, Port C.iaclt, curry Evebing, at • • I
Wished ferms.of theCtsart.,• . i .*. - Mr.-J. toliellkatreThis At petit Metter of sup: '
. -
in said,' he aboattl.fit oxtrameti Prise, but might havn‘been pi:nved at the triat! • . ; Fivero:clece.
ti in hirhand affidavits-re.' -. '• •
Lordf F. At.t,:reiittavnii Said, that intipahrikuilipiiof hi 4iiin,t, 1,. the (4,...,0 bee *liarrtuai , . . ..
Viam *tie produced at the trieV-. • •-•- . MANCHES't Eft, Whishoo, Conghlrini NeireasUe, Walsal, '•
risreoriteocitt 'assured hiti Lordship dintalxitTrAyittv. Pgi
I,..ilitizolt.. caul/ edry
sA fieraemilicided:l4
insist pain. to • interrupt hiin, bet' 04 • Mi.. arAittarte.—They were- notdesigned.• --•;- • ..
insistently with,the solemn and establish- _.. I•44l.'ELbewßott°rou•—lt-tot,,ttOolY was mitt ill* ' the Royal Charlotte, every F.venine, at Fittere(l44k, gpardeq.
e Chart, safer hiin tonroced. '
I..uefenaint's petite,. to be discovered. :'. ,• . ,
.SH/OFFIELD'ohd Rothttharn Post Corlett; called the Hoc
•• - •
%JUANE trusted, that i deviating- from Mr. SCARLETT.-7Duriog 'the whale of the year the laritmoi'''erv- 14°Th .-:. . •.- • ' t• . •
I,A Ad eTON. Win/ester, Arrestnett,and Alton Coach,
bread had never beta before returned to the Defend. ',estery.Evening•
it such i case as the present, theirlord.- .. • --
. ant for this reason. ' - • • I e 140 1 ..Farttse ,eqpvealinee of pertuns ...id
tzg „g . , _ ,
a,..,...11..rbive,.: town, Passengers and Pain.*
do-an .act more redoundinete their own
Lord
.11 ir;•• -alinii -There Was mined a • q tire otokeit for till lid
r-.lig at the west
1 more calculated to promotithe end' at Coaches? at Hairlaire'r WWI tit, Nevi Whigs
venal earnestness. with an article of -hunian;aftsT- s'n,t,•lll,rreel,ln.r. t!iccad.4. '- , . ,
by. inflexibly acting up to it.. Witett•
in sofferin. li• was proved that the Defeedent hed sincelm..•igirt...-;%-- -,•• . - -MATFICION 1.1
be inconsistent with -e, f .
though he hail no C 011116431, was reads, foreman for a patent yeast, -to -supersede -epriiii 1
40 Disorder,s hdve eoqtribtst&l more eatirtlllllli
alum, with the use of.whith-lin witavearspointed I, tt destroy Hymeneal lsighoiness irothithoisewhietcate tau
d prove his own innocence, from...doing
Mr. SC,AIILUTT then took =tiro **diens in.ativil i - trice of unguarded pleatire•.. People of ?very ranking,
because those who were guilty were not ~ , ndo lien to the shrine of Wedlock, but where tit.' conititatioa
of judgment: left that. the ledictment did.not specibi i tirs?een tainted by disease, a renovatiao of staliirsitts ilk-
I dared not show their' facet? . . -,.;. ••. • - . . ;
were. to yield , what n01d65,1 Ingredients. were-mixed in the •benail, , easohly requisite. .-.•,. - • , shwa,i
LE:tiottotron said, if they
shich had been solemnly decided, and : w-- -- • treatment of the folllowlagAloters, nod the xiieti`lit eeladtse !'
and therefore the Defendant had no notitse hut was i TwelitY yenta have "e deeotla oof 'Practice eh' Bo;
rmly acted upon to one, they. must do 'to be proved against him.- Fle cited 2.T. ft. bBi. i our plan gives.= additinnotortnat 'lO toPPLOSe; us-rares-wi are •
• $ ' Mr. J. Satcesr.—But -here it was peculiarly
lit this Court they could make no distinc. within ! able, the ravages of thasePcOmpinitigh w.hicli ere the Mast' ilk
portant on the catalogue of lowooan it/densities.
the knowledge of the Defendant, what the ingre- i A fter ioiseatiun lido every hrm.ch.as Navy Vas, rgeoas,we formed,
ou
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cn R ANE begged only testate— diems were; and it is a rulein pleading, that yowl a Wish., at an early' pelted 'of pixie-tile, to stirieue,ltt.lixidenis
he igliorartee of iv, e.lncat ti or the e II dim rids •
LENBOROUSII.--It would be idle in the :ere not bound to show, what is peculiarly withiti.the . f"'!"l.'. f i Sax le .• qua i se i
1 prceopttaotey o genres piacttcs.
I 'lse ditordersto the cure of *hie), *e. have devoted our &-
mount,* to your Lordship, that there is ',• it°,°:siedge-ef the opposite party. .
las I have mentioned, if we did not in- • l'u• Seams:yr said,. that the indictment ought to : le.i.ilion come, ise every species of Venereal iafecti in t all li roils
ior Debility, whether arising froth the broths of 'school•bots Or , ,
have charged the Defendant with.a design to hurt:the I the' indolgeucies Of unipsrer eget; that derna,,leinTrit,of the sis- '
upon it. We did act upon this rule .this 1 • . .- _
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.. . 1. tem.in women which is called Barrenness or Sterility ; Sendoutl
is the case of an obscure individual, and ii chihlren. • ,
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Oastructickt in Clot Uretista 1, ns ai,o Saut-
e, to act differently in your Loedehip's ';'"X'ard EtAre. sonounis.--=We.aen,nit him otintend. l'iwureesa3t:ekrustGnerldlircre9 lit fOf O. king duration, Bud. which Imo 1
big• tre.kill them. It .ii_a y.aiversal principle of • Cri.
it would, indeed, be to furnish'. evil.. balled the skill of other practioners are Ivy oar prePon ifo-
rsons with a handle for saying, that ''Thima law, that when..it man does! thing attended • proved plan of -.titatirienyegettontly'• and peromomossiy cured,
with such owl such consequences. it may be•leid that 1 i
shout Ci. patient suffaing the r> crod:fling polo and alum-
le rule of law for the poor, and another 1 . - . .
h:
1 .. I thelunar cututtie. I:1 Ihr.cooese of .111 r extensive practice is .1
. , , of I Mr Soasi.wrr said • that intention ought to••ae. this metropolis. Etinierittos cases of strictures have item) :IA ate •
iGlittAtts said, he had been so conscious ,• • .. - / • e . -.. .• - I ' doily a:oder oar rare, the totaterodication of whith ii effected
pear on retort', as the essence. o. tne crime.
nocence, that he had nevertinorght-It•ae- .- Al',l by st,safe,*certain; and expeditious mode of care, superior In
!Ibid. 'loll' jts3-in tiele ludic t was, thatthe Greed .
tent . -
instruct Counsel,as seveearGentleinen in , •
hildrelt • they mighri:hitiagloPc.wetaios,treiP this cumplunit, are speOily removed,
supplied for the use of the c ~.
w, nor bad he even read a brief on the sob. was • and - tire- 'WOW restated to *bent mist vigertairt liestith. , opt., •
flat tbe trial, when he found, that **eery . have fifty ways of using the bread,; and 'there could r where tbe• debility hay for .years etisted,, n proper ;set t- ..,
be no.inferinee to support; a criminal charge: - 1 verwii:i. in tour restoraiiveireasecties is iiidispenstitily requisite,
had. crepe into it, in respect to. the attar : to revive Vie Utunhe'reg sparks of life, and to repuimate the
I Lord EcLusteoaotion —Their Must be intens . (led '
is dereents, as "to the dress of the stranger I - - ..".. • •
I' at his Lordship's house in his abience.— ito oollsPoml-1119 bread, otherwisea
.-w0et4...b6 At .110 I .NotorriP4 GI-senses are the result of ignorance or basic in the
4 represented; as admitting that he was ! use. Were.they to noise:pellets of It t 9 trio
4... at iiiiwaiiredtate.dre f 'Odin* (.3hitairrhea, and Wont nufreipieritly hap-
,. . ,
.."- •-. , , , geos,111•11 the seeds la ha. are piianned by on iiAliscreii.,n of ion ,
a red coat, whereas, in the 'had stated : another ?-4.ule rtuced7,.4.:.,,..,,,... .: - -.- ~......._...-r ..%;
,1,- tittguarded.oour: By a superior method such' complaints ate
he appeared to be a military Officer„
,to ! The Arlitanate. ..t :i..ittaa,s!; •thee. prayed . l'iltlif-Vie 'remit cured; pat eVeti, where others have foiled, we trust that
trotter they,' as a matter' of coetwei at- .Defeutlant,migks levirmitnitted, which wee :daunt 7 ttepionewy.,pl:l,elivit:vl
eter:tsaVerrl•::::dic:l
cri:establiiieehm.:l.rem
.n
,his
• b 0 r uiplir dOn 1
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idea of a'redcoat though it 'might equally ~. , .:(neorder..r.reiNered 'this the rainotitous Itilliatinn of moan, oho,
been green; . . •• . : ..GRAND:I4M- FEAST .. - . from ;to todulartice in a sofoary vice, or the prevalent gaieties.
of 14 fashipnahle life, acquire that state ofdebilityhien it the I
is
e Matter- dropped, and hie Lordship At TO IHR.lll4Hfifetait.,QE_... :ItfiSatit; TETE KING OP unavoidabl -• • ' '
e consequence of -such perniebiu• habitoo. Where she
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tok notliktiby: Eris Motion. -• •...1; ;.• • • • ,--• „ - ..........t4 • i ... .
- -"Wt.. unhappy sofferer broods over his inistory, hit carefully conceal-
.' - Ms reisfOritmei, it tatty be some ro,44ol4itiOn for him to Iwo*,
~.- 1,1,...
V• illgollt ...1111"Vtigi il" VAiPz UlPwooD• We ilia reciivedthe folloWing'acconnt of the pre- that although It he an object Ilr its•ubt or uncertainty with oilier
Practitioners, the risnoved of thew deficiencies by the evident I
9LAM moved for a new, Arial of -thitijeedict. parations at Guildhalli•fiir rotundity next :..1-
t irogrysi of enovation, is the acquireineht of oar experience.
a conspiracy, to:indict Doha' King and A canopycli amity ornamMoed velvet:ii to be f the rites of Bacchus or Venns have began to reduce manly
felony ; but -the 'heat 'Defendant.not -being ; construited,st,thieastern entryway pf thi gall suf• i rigour, much anxiety alit he prevented by an enfit. Cainkr 4
• 1 . Retina of this languid butte, and in these cs no great diffscuity
a Court, the ledge* Agana- to hese. the-'liclintly el*"44'
to overhang' three se)tts,-aitowing-1 aitt ;vertu. .
)11 the authority-df tea v. Teal, 11 East,' a alnico. ott ree feet tai :each. ' fie tientie teat; will i '
mar. led Women, who have long been disappointed la their'
which it held', that ell the he *tepid/kb the Prince•Regent,'' tedthe th
I. y,a o era on espectietons of it ritnitl, may he iissured,that in Mint lastances#
with detects are curable by medical skill.
upon an indictment fOr it consAlitecir, 1 tie rigbt _and left by hiii.ifitlstAiia.visiters tire Ent- peeirilts in the Country are requesiel to 'trite the liiftiar
)resent when a motion' is Midi.fie *view , ry sof Rutile slid the the Kiiieof Pinage. 'Die iinti‘, Tars of their rase, age. rind manner of Vying, iticlosior a 11°4
• •I Notos-fior Advice and Medicines and flue deli
WWI of any of. them. The reaseit,'Jeord of t e 1611 wtli, te dirlastfl.trito four equal ortion's, (.. :in• pint of the ingom. .. 4 t ensue
ill be h.rwar
Roam said, • wnsoobalens ;ll.it were Olimr. ',AM, t unigoultect bylllol,l, '6O '3 'and 4 'The list The sem-cry which is PP resenliat to oar Undertaking, nod the
r •. •
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r.. t0t•,4ari:6.......11. ,c.. qualifications which we have presumed to east, form ilin haste
I least criminal OOP, rued ..tblnitsky, •Ilieisios (N
.. 4)), ♦t_..cylpv.rl,l. .4_ lc i,,,,. Pluvi!""; `', of our pretest-item, anti in coincidence Withstleh this intionahne it
reatest keep out Of the wag till the (wenn
ed . caplid.ut 1 A wenn . ~ • mop eor the sitcom.' glytta,• quit Malltra..cprrie am& Co.. moy be (pimpled toy paining.
hu4 .t i • ., ..".3 0.4 IA r. 4 106 t,, IL. the.,t Ptl„..,' " :',41 , , s:fitel,,t Imperial sod et eititer sea with the greatest storey hoe honour, 4 their
wide No. lbri HartatC.gardon.
!NZ XING V. POIEN./1421Mtiviig, lI, telA" ', , . teet*.w tek i. "I iderritATtiendi ;No ' •
• • • CURRIE atill Ea. Sutee-oh. Mn, 107, Hatton-garden.
:AIit.ETT moved for a Ile/ .tv , ''writ 2, ei .;;. • tisere,,* le nin er ' Only thiegiand ' .11 '•- • • '
N
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ient, of this indietmedt, for - nga. entre*, . ' Hill li to .bnintitirOpriated td•ifee -----' ': l' /1;ity;"--r7-r-T-!-"--1-5 '—.
lad to the children of the
4 MMUITY use of the ilohleosen invited, and Officers in the 141ND°N 'l"*".`"Dd PsNwhe4 bY 6' 6" '''''/..' I'l 'l*
31stasstats Oren e, di, fieekstreei.
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