The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

METEOROLOGY.

The weather this week has not equalled that of the
last either in brilliancy or warmth. Showers of ruin
and hail have fallen almost every day, and though none
have fallen to day the atmosphere has been singularly
gloomy. The quantity of rate since Last Saturday mea-
sures in inches, 1,10.
Strand, July •28, 1921.

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1 I II BAROMITCIII.
o'clock• I o'clock. at night.
July -
21, 5.... 60 71 01 20,64 1 Fair
23. M. 0t? 60 MI ,71 1 Stormy
tn. T.... 60 NS 60 ,134 ! Showry
23, W.... 60 68 Si JO Nhowry
iti.rb ... 00 G 7 b 0 An Shove ry
27. F..... 01 70 FN 90,01 tthowry
?ft, 8..... 89 63 --- 49,110 Baty

It is with sincere pleasure we state that the small-
pox, which a few weeks since menaced Chichester, is
now happily subdued ; the most recent cases being
convalescent. The disease has not proved fatal in a
a single instance where vaccination had been pre-
viously imbibed ; but has uniformly been attended with
favourable symptoms. Those who suffered severely
from this disorder, and recovered, and also the four
children who died with it, had never been vaccinated;
a striking proof this of the efficacy of the cow-pock.
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at
Cape Haytien, Hayti, dated June 17
"The Dutch ship Harriet, Capt. Ericksen,left this on
the 3d instant fur Gonaires, and was boarded on the
same day off port du Paix by a schooner privateer, said
to belong to the squadron under the command of Aury,
who has been cruising off this coast for some days with
ten or eleven vessels of various descriptions. The su-
percargo and captain of the Harriet, together with a
passenger, were treated with great cruelty: they had
pistols presented at their heads, and were threatened
with immediate death if they did not confess whether or
no they had money on board, and if any, to state where
it was hid. After keeping possession of the vessel for
some time, and plundering a few articles, she was attest
liberated, and arrived in safety at the port of destine.
Lion. These acts of aggression on neutral vessels have
become so numerous in these seas, that it is much to be
regretted that the different powers of Europe whose
flags hare been insulted do not step forward and keep
a force sufficient in this quarter to enable them to
chastise these marauders, and hold them in proper sub-
jection."
SHOCK !NG OCTRAGE.--•TWO gentlemen, passengers
from Dublin to Limerick, took a walk to the extremity
of the town of Monteath; one of them remarked, as
two young' girls passer!. "observe these pretty girls,"
and continued their walk ; %rime young men accosted
them, and enquired " bow they would dare speak to
those girls ?" Mr. T. Lawrence, of Neliagh, and Mr.
who were the gentlement in question, mildly ob-
servt:d that they had not offered the slightest offence.
Mr. L. seeing four ruffians advancing, observed, " If
you advance I shall fire." Ile then presented a pistol.
at this moment his friend seised his arm and lowered it,
which proved an unfortunate circumstance, for at that
instant 111 r. Lawrence received a blow of a stone del the
skull, which occasioned a dreadful fracture, and a stab
of a flesh fork, which caused the loss of one eye, and
lacerated his face in a shocking manner. Prom the
dreadful fracture in his skull, and the other injeries he
has received, much apprehension is entertained for his
life. The four villains hate not yet been apprehended.
—(Limerick Chreniele)
We are very much concerned to announce the death
of Thomas Lawrence, of Nenagh, Esq. of the wounds
he received near Monteath, as stated in a former paper.
We trust that the perpetrators of the dreadful outrage
will not long eladeostice. Mr. Lawrence was a yew
gentleman respected and esteemed by all who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance—affable in matter, amia-
ble in dispositiou, and disinterested in frieodslaip.--.
(Idess.)
VISIT EXTRAORDI MARX ! —This town has been ho-
neared, for the last four or five days, with two charac-
ters in the shape and attire of ballad-singer.; and as
there are two persons travelling the country, one of
whom is well known in the pedestrian and fancy circles.
who has, for a considerable sum of money, oniertaken
to make out the cause on the profit of his stationery.
we have not the least doubt it is the celebrated Captain.
Their principal song is " Scots who bee."--.(Clonalsi
Herald.)

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L. 411" INTRLLIGENCE.

COURT OF IMO'S BENCH% Swim 27.
ATTUEWS P. OXEN/02D.
Thig waii an action for money had and received by
the defendant for the plaintiffs use.
SCARLET! was fur the plaintiff, and the SoLtct-
:Oa•(jaNaßAL for the defendant.

The plaintiff was represented to be a simple coun-
try gentleman. desirous of vesting some money in the
toads and turning it to profitable account by means of
transfers. lie was introduced to the defendant by an
ironmonger in Fenchurch•street. named Wilson, as an
eiigible person to transact his business on the Stock
Exchange. At first, the plaintiff deposited in his
hands 1001., with which he contristed to make a pro-
fit of 20/. in three weeks by Stock transactions. trans-
mitting the proceeds to the plaintiff, with which the
latter appeared so satisfied that he sent him a farther
sum of 11100/., to be laid out in like manner, only
itb an express order to lay uut 6001. of the money in
tense's for account, and the remainder according to
his discretion. The profits arising from the defend-
ant's speculation with this money, were from time to
time remitted to the plain►iff. In the long run, the
defendant sent to the plaintiff, intimating, that unfor
tunately the speculation in the funds had taken a turn
by which the whole 11001. was lost in addition to
00/. more, fur which he requested payment in order
to meet the demands en the reckoning day, for which
he held the plaintiff liable. The plaintiff, however,
took a different view of the matter, treated the condo-t
of the defendant as a breach of trust in misusing the
money in stock jobbing, and now brought his action
to recover the sum of 11001., which he had paid into
the defendant's hands, as was alleged, merely for the
purpose of laying it out in transfers, he receiving the
ordinary legal profit arising from such a course of bu-
siness. The question in the cause was, whether the
plaintiff had deposited the money with the defendant
for the purpose of stock-jobbing, for if so, he could
not recover at law, or whether for the purpose above
alleged by the plaintiff, which would render the de-
fendant liable.

Mr. ‘Vilson, the Ironmonger, of Fenchurch-street,
who had introduced the defendant to the plaintiff, was
examined, and proved that the plaintiff, being desirous
of speculating in the funds, and turtling his money to
profitable account, as many of them had, by jobbing,
the defendant was employed for that purpose. Tire
witness admitted, that as he was the person who had
introduced the defendant to the plaintiff, he considered
Memel( in honour bound to save the ptaintiff harmless,
if be did not succeed in this action.

A long written correspondence between both parties
was then given in evidence, for the purpose of chew-
ing that the plaintiff was perfectly cognisant of the
manner in which his money was to be dealt with by the
defendant, and that he knew it was to be employed in
stock-jobbing speculations.
The CHILE JUSTICS charged the Jury upon the
evidence they had heard, to determine whether the
whole or any part of the money wa• intended by the
plaintiff for stock jobbing purposes, for if it was he
could nut recover, but otherwise he was entitled to a
verdict.

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The Jnry retired for about an hoar, and returned a
verdict for the plaintilf—Damages 500!.

HAWKE@ T. POSTER.
This was an action for defamatory words spoken by
the defendant, of and concerning the plaintitf as a
tr.u!er. The words set out in the different counts of the
Declaration were—" lie had stopt payment "—" lie has
stopt"—" lie is stopt," and " lie is stopt payment."—
The defendant pleaded the general issue—Not Guilty.
The SOLICITOR I.IVIERAL and Mr. H. COOP FR were
for the plaintiff, and Mr. SCARLIITT for the defendant.
The case opened on the part of the plaintiff was this :
—The plaintiff is a merchant and manufacturer, re-
siding in Norwich, of which city he is an Alderman.
tie bail had some dealings with Messrs. Sturt and
Sharpe, of Wood-street, Cheapside, and for some g---.te:s
which he had purchased of them, he was desirous of
pavirt ready money, but they were content to take bills at
t;:ree months date, upon a reference being given. Be-
fare the bills because due, they desired payment in anti-
r'nation, with which the plaintiff complied. Soon
afterwards he had similar demands upon him ; people
became pressing for their money before it was due.
This excited some inquiry, and he discovered that the
elefelislant, a silk-mercer, of No. it 4, lad-lane, had been
c'reulating a report that he had stopped payment ; in
e:msetynence of this, he determined to bring this action,
rut so much for the recovery of damages, as for the yin.
,:cation of his character against slander so injurious to
credit of a merchant.
Mr. lienry Start, partner in the house of Start and
S'.arpe, was called to prove the words. Ile stated, that
iv the month of January, 1t319, the defensktit came into
counting-house; witness asked him what was the
rem*? lie answered that a man named Beare hail been
t Isis counting-house, and told him that Hawke., of
Norwich, had stopped payment; to which the defendant
replied "it cannot be true." Beare then said he had
I- and of it from a person named IVisitmore, of the In-
surance-office, at Norwich. On the 10th of the pre-
Coes mouth of January, witticsa was talking to the de-
fo:•slant at the door of his counting-house, when the
pststian came up to deliver letters ; and he delivered
tr:e to witness, which stated that it was reported at Nor-
wich, that liar kes had stopped payment. Another
letter, delivered to the defendant at the same time, stated
that a house had stopped payment at Norwich to the
amount of 70,41001. without mentioning names. Upon
which the defendant stated to witness the purport of the
some conversation lie bad had with Beare, as above-
mentioned. Under these circumstances,
'rhe Cam JUSTICR thought the action would not lie,
sett the plaintiff was non-suited.
JOHN BULL.
KING v. weave*.
This was an information against the defendant for
puhlislsing a libel in the Sunday Newspaper called John
80, of and concerning the character of the late Lady
Taakerville. The case had been called on twice, bat
rune of the. Special Jurymen impannelled were in at-
tendance. When called on a third time two appeared,
ashen
Mr. SCARLETT, for the prosecution, prayed a tales.

As 900 U as the Jury were sworn, - -
The Socterron-tiatraaat., for the defendant, inter-
posed, and said it rottld be quite idle for the defendant
to deny the publication of the alleged libel. He must
plead guilty, and in another place offer such matter iu
I..i:;gation as the circumstances of the case afforded.
Mr. Scaat.err, for the prosecution, said, that as his
Learned Friend made no defence, he should not offer
any evidence; but he wished it to be understood that
be made no conditions whatever. It would be for the
defendant, in another place, to plead in mitigation of
panisbnient.
The Jury, therefore, under the Learned Judge's di-
rections, hiund the defendant—tiuilty.
• (We stated yesterday the deci'ion in this cue SS
aga! ast Sbackell, instead of Weal er.)

COURT OF EXCISE.
Mr. William Weaver, a grocer,
Charles-street, St. George's in the East,
with having had is his posseuiou a qaantit)
pepper, rice, and other articles, whit!'
moved from the docks before the duty
upon is with Intent to defraud the revenue,
he had interred penalties to the amount
There was abo an isformatioo against •
Atkins, foi a like offence.
It appeared from the statement made
thorpe, an other of the Excise, that
June last he went to the house of
Weaver, and seised 3231b5. of a mi
pepper, rice, and other ingredients, whi
the skill of the most able chymist to
analyse. It appeared to be the refuse
which was in process of separation
profit. A quantity of coffee, such as ,
ready bean separated. The of gave
nion that about 401 b. of pepper might
quantity seised. It was such stuff as
would pay the duty upon, although it
as some men might, by skilful management,
money of. The witness and a brother
vered a quantity of the same heterogeneous
warehouse which belonged to the defendant
They also discovered a quantity in
premises, which belonged to Atkin,
stated, was in the habit of sperulatif
ticks, and who had sold to Weaver the
on his premises.
Samples of the rompounol were
Court, some in a garbled and others i,
state. The oreater quantity was composeJ
There were other sulostanees in it, of
messes could not ascertain tloe nature.

Mr. Weaver, inhis defence, ilisclaii
Lion of using the articles found upon
the prejudice of the revenue or of his
said lie merry had it from At'ains for
trying whether his pigs would eat it.
The Court asked the defendant
which the misture contained in
agreed with the pigs ?
Mr. Weaver made no reply.
Mr. Atkins, in his defence, declared
bought 12 tons of the article, solely upw
tion that pigs would like the rice. Con)
think that he n•onid pass upon the town
which contained so large a portion
about the nature of which substance
cers had been so much puzzled ?

The Court could form no other cones
the articles eamposing the mixture
be separated and 3,1t1 ; but it being ,
the nature that bail come before them,
the penalty in the first case to :15/., ar
also to 23/., observing, that they woul
penalty on the hut tradesman they
the offence.

OLD DMUS, Ala.

Charles F.7:i• was indicted for steal
of tea, the property of Sarah Creasweo
Wm. Itichurds was put to the bar 0
charging him with stopping on the
and taking from the person of Wm.
chain, seals,
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Francis Peters was also indicted ,
robbing Thomas Lee, of 16s. 6d.—Oui,
James Hammond was found guilty
silver spoons, the property of John
dwelling house.
J. Shaw was also found guilty of

cloth, value it 11st • the propert
anti others.
Smite! Levy 0 tAgiFted for
person of Thos. Mango, Wrllteaug'
silver, &c.--Guilty.

BOXING.

The battle between G. Ford and Harrel,
man, was fought yesterday morning at
the borders of Essex and Suffolk, f
guineas. 0. liagster seconded Ford,
picked up !larval.
The first was a slashing round ; both
much earnest, and set the claret 11vin1
Ford was floored by a muzzier uuaer
!larval.
2. Seven minutes of give and take,
both were hit to a stand still, and,
was thrown a heavy somerset. Ford 1
round, and betting was even.
J. The combatants were slower at
with fatigue ; in an irregular close Ft
the weaving system. whiell got him a
The 4th, sth, and 6th rounds. althou,
tress, produced good 'pert, and Ford't
down as if it was no part of his person,
best of throwing.
7. It was equal fighting. and half an
had elapsed. A severe punishing row
both their peepers were rhaneeried.
by a rigbt•handed teaser in the wind,
backed at 5 to 2.
Fire other rounds were fought, in
Harrel received an unlucky bit on the
had the best of the battle ; his head
eves rolled about like a clown's on a
He was deaf to time, and Ford was dec.'
It was altogether a slaughtering fig)
derate portion of scien:e.

It is so much the practice of those
discoveries, from which they hope
them before the public, to speak in
gait terms of their merits, that the
to patronise them, lest they should
of quackery. A similar prejudice c
honest dealer, who, conscious of the
commodity which he supplies, and
derate profit, looks for remuneration ,
his business. Mr. CH AP SIAN, however,
an ample share of public confidence'
objections of the most fastidious who
chase his ALE and Butt, yet doubt
has made an affidavit, of which the
Sworn at the Mansion-house. before
"R. CHA AMA N, of Ilagnigge Wells Brewery
of St. Pancras, in the County of W
Ale, and Table-Beer Brewer, makett
that his Ale. Table-Ale, and Table-►
from hops and malt only, and that he is,
will permit or suffer any drugs or other
dients to be used in his brewery. /
further saith, that lie superintends
brewing concern himself, and is ti'
fully capable of deposing to the above
n A N.--Sworn at the Mansion-house.
don, Jan. I. MI, before me. Joon
Mayor."—All letters must be post

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- THE STAMM/N. ,
HoTuAseutwthevvfi.-neThqestalTitailesli:waremil:koetlsco. 6dnt.inhingehe higher; -
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i. POLICE. p
:et., residing in -wm.-- inferior father lower than the Isst sale.
notwithstanding the very reduced prices; yellow caeca ,
st, was charged Town-Ham., Soirruwaan.-Yeaterday, Ptheard Lee
legality of coffee, was charged with being concerned with divers others in may he quoted 435. 6d. is 465.
:h had been re. an atrocious attack on Mr. Joseph Speer, on the Kings ....................
r had been paid highway, and robbing him of 3s. 6d. in silver. DIARY FOR THE ENSUING FFERir
es 4
evenue, whereby The prosecutor is foreman to Mr. Marriott, armorer
WITH TUC TM! or mon WATER AT LOVIDOtheItiOOL
,
, Old furnishing ironmonger, in Fleet-street, and resides u -rillo.--Air
after
TRIIIITT.--Nsw Rees
amount of 2001; at No. 5, Bedford-place,New Kent-road. On Thursday
July 119, 8.--..--4kIZTII Brie
•4 a man llama night, between half-past ten and eleven o'clock, he was 9 Hoax. t
crossing the rains leading from the Borough-road to High water-morn. 18m. alter!; eves. 10.4 inert k '
made by J. Cal- Newington Causeway, on is return home, when four SO, M.--Sun rises 16 Min. after 4. r
on the 19th of men, of whom the prisoner was one, came before him on High water-mom Sw. after 3; even. 24 a. after t le
I the defendant the path, and with the most dreadful imprecations, told 31, in
-Day deeroased olio hoar 10 sale.
him they must have his money or his life? He said he High water-aaern. 39 a. after 3; even. 119 se: after,.
mixture of coffee, had nothing worth their taking, and was trying to avoid "Pet*
which would defy the gang, when the prisoner rushed upon him,_ and with l' W.-Laisilide Dog.
o decompose or a most terrible blow, felled him to the ground. Prose- , ThHigbrbruir,,Zir 2' Sir :Lifter, 4; "ill' le a' anal 4*
eof a ship's hold, cuter called " murder, murder!" on which one of the ''' "ilich-w-YaieTZ;o7,lll:3l.4-fta-rr4';' eves. 47. ai. after 4.
for purposes of robbers (a short man, dressed in a blue coat), jumped upon 3, p.-'l'wilight ends 20min, after 10.
sit was, had el. his neck, and leaning his hands against an adjoining High water--morn. 2m. after 3; even. 18 m. after d.
ITS it as his opi-
wall, continued jumping up and down upon his throat, ,
4, 8.-My 13 hours 12 vain. long. •
t '
till his cries were stilled, whilst another man was eat- High water-morn. 33 w. after 6; even. 63 m. after 4,
t be got from the
ployed in kicking him in the ribs ; he was then seised 1
by Ike waistband of his trowsers, turned on his face, and DEATH BY FRIGHT.-On Wednesday last, the son sf - - -
as no merchant
it might be such all his pockets were rifled of their contents, which alto- James Donough, weaver, of Moiled', aged eight 41.
nagement, make gether amounted tat the sum of 3s. W. The thieves, din- years, whilst playing with his little companions, was i
set officer disco- appointed at finding such a hide, commenced kicking told that a rag-elan, who was passing at the time, was
!mous stuff in a and beating hint with iucreased violence, till at length about to take tun off in his bag; when the child rat I i
his senses forsook him, and he had no further recollec- into a house, into which the object of his terror Wet.
fendant Weaver. his
of what occurred, till he found himself under the innately happened to enter, and supposing be was pap
some adjoining
care of an officer, by whose timely arrival, he had no sued, ultere•l an horrific shriek, and instantly expired. , . ''
ns, who, it was doubt, his life had been saved. _____
On Tuesday last, at Mary-le-bone New Church, the Re;
ing in such ar- John Kinsey, an active constable belonging to this
Augustus R. liestulker, Rector of Great and Little Tt op,
he quantity fiend office, stated that on the night in question, about hell- 1 .
past ten o'clock, he was on Duty in the Dover-road, and Suffolk, to Frances Amelia, daughter of J. 11. Stewart, g,,,q'
don, Essex.
prosinced to the
met the prisoner and three others, who were so earnest- of Lower !eymour-street, and of the Orange, South 4a. • '
lc engaged in that ey slid not notice him.o-
in an nnearbled
Kwi ng
n no them all toconversation be the he watched their mOn the Itch instant, at St. Helier's. Jersey. Liniment •
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°mitoses' of rice. tions front behind a heap of bricksh on the road side. He Philip N. Ardey, of the 17th Regiment of Infantry. to
f which the wit- had Heriet, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Mies, of that
not remained long before lie saw a gentlemanly
island.
looking Nlargeret's Church,Westminster• Wm. Tetlowllib- •
looking inn approach; the gang immediately cause be-
beet. Esq. eldest son of Win. Hibbert;Esq.. to Caroline
timed any inten• fore him, and one of them, whom he believed to be the
Aare, soon test daughter of the late Cape: Cure, Esq. of a 1,, prisoner, said, " U-n your eyes, stand, and deliver 1.
his premise
your money," to which the stranger replied, in a cool illake hall, Esses.
customers. lie dispassionate manner-" Take care of yourself, my - -
I the purpose of friend, for!'ll not suffer myself to be robbed by the DIED. .?
• whole four of you !'' The robber then prepared to at- On the 91st instant. Sarah Thome. wife of Mr. Thome.,
how the pepper, tack him, on which the gentleman produced a pair of "f M t street, Cavendlsh•square. Wilder. aged 611.
On Wednesday
. last, in the 1 4th year of his age, J. Serfs.
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such abundance, pistols, and swore that he would blow the brains of the
roottshriankesz
Rformerly of Fox-hall, in the county of West ;,
first man about the road, that attempted to offer hint the
least violence. On hearing this threat, e hick the gee.- On Th.nrsdav last, at his father's house, in Great Rum"
red that lie bad -
demon delivered with real earnestness, tie • thieves ran street, Bloomsbury, Charles, the infant son of Charles Shoe
off, and the forever pursued his way very ilefilwrately Lefevre, jun. Esq. aged a year and ten months.
g
Wfitness then left his !tiding place. and nes proceeding
upon the specula-
alon the road wisest his attention was arrested by the Dooms et pierces Leer. lies.
Could the Court Thy house, and (in the cup of life
own as pepper that cries of " Murder," which seemed to issue from the That honey-drop) thy pleasing a ile.
us of rats' dung, ruins on the side of the Boroualeroad ; he proceeded in
that direction, but the groans having died away, he had QOCRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so e5t...7
t...7 raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married
e the Excise-olli-
a great difficulty in finding the spot. At length the
men Hew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be
neinsion but that moon shone. out, and by its rays he beheld under ats all wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word .1;11
at a little distance, the bode ot A man, and the four iden- .. ss ire is list. most agreeable and delightful name in ware .
tical persons whom lee liall'seen in the road, kicking and Tho sacred institniion, then, of marriage, compasses the
were inteuded to
the first case of beating him. Witness drew his cutlass, and rushed upon desideratum of tow enjovment'; teeming not only with hap. ‘ s
.in, they mitigated the aggressors, on which they all ran away in various piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize `
directions; he pursued. and secured the prisoner, who with bliss hereafter.
irtibeconso.,hooeswaenveirm, tporraentitveerldngutiyn,tosotthoisahlyaltioowreedriolatbleiyathe
lion, and in the second
attempted to fight, and having gained assistance, he
aid visit the full
took hint to the watch house, and carried Ale. Spicer to
a place of safety, where he gave his re.itlence, after passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those IA
purifies,
.whirlt the freedom of unrestricted planer, say '0„
found repeating
which he was carried home, in a shocLingly bruised and have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are
mangled state. attributable many of those hapless Instances, which, while r
26. The prosecutor added, that Isis bead and neck were they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also
tealing a quantity much swollen from trampling, and Its ribs and other impress him with the fear of self-reproach. e
writ.-fluilty. parts of him body were quite black, from the effects of Luxurious habits will effeminize the body-a resldenee in
the kicks. His eyes were bruised, and every other part time tropics will relax the elastic fibre-but more ally
• on an iedictment,
e King's highway, of Isis face exhibited evident marks of a severe heating. does the premature infatuation of youth too rrocio:rielsons. •
The prisoner denied the robbery. He was fully cow- promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from
Marshall a watch, . whence the agonized sufferer more then doubts the cholera
mined to the Assizes for trial.
relief. To all such, then, we address °armless, Mk*,
M t R LOOKOVUff -STMT.-Yesterday EchnundSparrote,
d 20 years o age, was brought hops--emery--vascular ..11".ffth-felleit/ ;nor will oar
I for stopping and a person between 19an
advances appear miestionaose, saseehwed notbey arobwthe .
[hilly. up, charged with uttering a 51. forged note, purporting multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experieses.
yof stealing three to be of the Beek of England. The prisoner was coin- The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed ".
witted. hut will be brought up again, as it is suspected by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the
41
n Faulkner, in his
that he has circulated a number of notes under similar nuptial wreath-for the female habit is often constitutionally
circumstances. weak-yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy hi. ','
stealing a piece a •
__ _ _ _ _•• proved into functional power. :•
rty of W. Wallord LONDON MARKETS, Jrza, 27. In every ease of syphilitic intension, as well as la every **4.
-mem- relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability '- '
stealing from the The letters from Liverpool received this morning state, so cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solieltoes to ,r
x. • pel the unfeeling empyrie from the position so presempte-
.it highway, Ga. in that on Wednesday, the improvement of Monday, lu. Gusty taken up, we deviate from general principles with less • ."
per lb. in Lloweds, was fully maintained, and that time hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as
purchases nesi ou
On 11"cdlay were abt 18110 bags, at pre- refer Members of the College of Surgeons, we the sufferine "
viols. prices, and there would have been more business community of either sox (especial!) those entering into ma- •
done if the holders would accept prices which the buyers trimonlal life) at once to our house, where daily attendance
faecal, the Suffolk from Manchester were authorised to pay. is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the s
at Feltham-Isill on SUGAR.-There is little alteration to notice in the country are immediately answered ; these must contain a
demand or in the pt of Musenvades ; the arrivals remittanee for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded
for a stake of $0 to any part of the world, however. distant.
d, and Bill Jones lately are very extensive, and the buyers in consequence
GOSS and Co. M. R. t', Surgeons, 11,
wait the event of these plentiful supplies being brought to Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Londe,.
nth turned to with market; one or two homes, determined sellers, have *.* Private door round the corner.
ig in all directions, submitted to a decline of rid. a Is. per cwt. to induce the
Just published (Fifteenth edition),
the ear. 6t04 on purchasers to come forward. but, as these sales were only The .EGIS of LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above
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made at the desire of the owners, no general reduction Diseases. fly GOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youthsed
, without shifting; in the market prices can be stated.-Tlse quantity of Re- Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at 90, Paternoster-row; a
in closing, Harrel fined Hoods sloes not accumulate, notwithstanding the 10, Pall-mall ; 18, Princes-street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street;
i had the best of the late languid trade; Lumps continued in request during and of all Booksellers. Price Its. I
the week, and the demand fir fine goods for home con-
sumption was also more considerable; the prices are BY his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.-LEAKE'S
work, and pipingPilule Salutaria. justly famed for Curing, in all its
little varied.-There are few inquiries made for Foreign
'ore! had a trial at Stages, a Certain Disease. One small Pill is a Dose; and
a heavy fall. Sugars. the taking of one box. in a recent ease. will soon convince •
hough fought in Cs- COFFEE.-The considerable public sale of Coffee
of his
Speedy
t the Patient of the certainty
rd.') left jaw hang yesterday went off steadily, and at full prices ; the .
)n, but be bail the whole, with the exception of the St. Domingo, was, we thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more coneuelent
than this remedy. for meth as are obliged to go jouvadss sr i
believe.sold ; which is rather a remarkable circumstance to as it needs no cossfinestent or restraint of Diet; and 'n.
an lionr's rnffiening in the present languid state of trade; the St. Domingo
need followed, and was witisdr;•wn at I Ids.; the sea-damaged sold at llss. 00 years experience (la an exteasive practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure, when repeated salivation and alt
Ford was hit down 6d--The paw sale of Coffee this forenoon consisted other methods avail nothing. For the scurvy and other
d, and Harrel was of 10. casks, 160 bags Jamaica and Demerara descrip- ehronical disorders. this Medicine has mot its parallel Up-
tions ; the latter went at very highs prices, middling,
n the last of Irltich which previously had been 1285., sold 130 s. and 130.. cured of the above cruel Disorders, within the last eight
wards of 40,000 persons, of hoth sexes, have been radically
he throat, when he 6d.; a *bade better , 1325. lid. a 1335.; the Jamaica
Loa and SON , Surgeons,* at their house, N 0.9, New Bridge
years. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, T. 1.1.1-
I dropped, and his Coffee in the sale went at very low prices. Street, in boxes of only Is. 91 each, duty included. N. B.
' mountebank stage. Kr3l, BRANDY, and HOLLA 'SDS.-There is ra- Two back doors and lights In the passages at night. They
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declared the victor. ther more demand for the lower descriptions of Jamaica
fight, with but a mo. Runt, and in some instances, prices a shade !tighter have are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions.
at Mr. Hepburn's Toy-shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. SiS'
been obtained: the improvement, it is to he remarked, borough's, 7, Fish Street I ill, nearly opposite the Mau'
... has taken place at the time the most extensive arrivals ment ; at Mr. Baxter's, Edi.burgh; Mr. Newbery's, kek
e who have made any are daily reported. In Leewards there is no alteration, lin; odd *Ow person In every considerable town !slime
advantage by laying the tuaiket still heavy. The accounts respecting the Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking oe.
above, or other of the Proprietor's tuedicines. Gleets aid
1 the most extrava- vintage are rather unfavourable, yet the reports have
• lasi weaknesses cured, and letters, cost paid, answered.
rt discerning hesitate bad no effect on Brandies ; the purchases since our last seminal
Spathe ast, published by the Royal College of I ek
I become the victims are quite inconsiderable. lieneva has for such a length _
operates against the of time remained in a depressed state, that parcels at NO )
the superiority of the market are offered at a considerable reduction, without SPECIFIC was ever brought into use by the •
I satisfied with amo facilitating sales. Professors of Medicine, to equal PEEDE*B Colehrsted
on in an extension of tHLS.-There are no direct arrivals from the Green- and Incomparable Fetuses Fiala for the speedy, safe, »d
ever, seems to enjoy land fisheries; the three vessels arrived at Bremen effectual CURE.
Ice; but to meet the state the success of the English ships indifferent; vet, of a certain disorder, in all its losinuating forms, and the
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rho may wish to par- as they are well fished themselvee the inference is that ma "Pi:t and destreetive Ravages it daily makes on the
Ikea
hut, happily, these Pills Core ht se s
t its geattineness, he the accounts will prove more favourable: one of the !lawn Frame
time, and in so safe and easy a manner, as to warrant fain
e following is a copy: Davis' Straits vessels has arrived at Peterhead, a full in such full confidence of success, Coat
'e the Lord Mayor :- slip; but the account she brings of that Fishery is also NO
Brewery, in the parish unfavourable; these contending statements have, how- Sparkof Disease sbsil be kit in th„ystes. These Pak
liddlesex, Ale, Table ever, the effect of depressing the prices of Fish Oils; are sold is Boxes, at its. 9d., at 43, liquorpond-street,loo"
r ref re
eth oath, and saith, for arrival the buyers do nut offer above 241. and there don; but should it be erred. the Doctor *ernes to" r
ble-Beer, are brewed had brae previously considerable contracts at 251. and the Disease for a sti ated sum. or return the Meaty; lot .
be never has nor ever .26/. per ton. Southern Oil is also lower on account of that if there be No Uwe, there will be No t s
other iajuriotu inure- further errirds.
And this deponent HOPS.-it is likely there will be some fluctuation in N. B. The Itch Cared without washing or moist's,. IN
ce 9s. 9d.
ads the whole of Isis the prices of Hops; the accounts from the Hop counties 11.____.,.....,„..we11ing oily, pri...„,..,_„..,--
thereby, with safety, are very favourable, Olbee It(
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shove facts. R. Cu sr- TOBACCO.-During the last ten days, about 1,000 "Tsar' a
...TAMBOV Ulf" sad " Tag Coss-murals
se. in the City of Lor- I.hds. of Virginia Leaf-have been sold at 341. a Md.-and paper) No. ed Hpa, 8 tea.opposite St. Ciemeat's
ll Coos
tot Thrich omas Tamers, a very few line dark Tobacco fid. a Sid. by R. WARDELL, Jun., r 1711.: to wit
am ao
t paid. SILK.-The. Silk sale Isis finished at the India munications, °Melville, are requested se be JJn
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