The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-29 00:00:00

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NAUTICAL
ELsixiva, Magni 1.3. —The weather nut'
mild, but the ice is still fast nearly all the ways
this and Copenhagen.
Lysruansatevon, Malice 26.—The Charter, Re,
venue boat, 'based a smuggling heat off the Dims
lights, on Saturday evening. Her cargo 142 taks,
was thrown overboard, which the boat picked tip,m,4
brought in here yesterday.
PA DSTOW, MARCH 25.—The brig Adolphe,
&sand, from Cardiff boned to Nantes, was carrie4 jve
Port liaise, last evening, with loss of several sans au
being very leaky.
Vass ZL3 SPOILBN Eclipse, of Imam.
March 10th, lot 45. 6. long. 28. 32. from St. Des,,,
go, out 10 daps; and on the 13th in let. 44. Ipia.
22. 30. brig 15ido, of London, front Oporto for Ns,
foundland, out ten days, by the Simeon, Roberts. au
rived at Liverpool.
Mercury, Wetherell, to New South Shetland, oa tfilk
Nov. let. 49. 22. S. long. 54. 24. W.
Scipio, on 12th Mar. in let. 44. 27. long. 34. fears
Liverpool for Virginia, by the-Unity arrived at Lim.
pool.
Rolla, in let. 39. 10. long. 36. from Baltimore fo r
Amsterdam; she bad lost the head of her rudder, sud
was proceeding for Fayal ; by the Asia, attired at
Liverpool.

Rotas Hrw,1,:,,. Son ETT.—The Irorty.seenth Art.
niversary of this must excellent Institation
yesterday evening at the Ott' oT [Arndt' ; Tavern.
At six o'clock his Ilrace Ilse Duke of Northmuiser-
land took the Chair, supported by a long list of die.
tingnished personages.
After the cloth was removed, and the Imo 104.14
given, several (Jodie:nen ably ad %%seated the tdaaas ot
the Society.
The persons restwed by means of the Sorime wpw,
then paraded round the room ; after which those Ist*
, had exerted thenb.seiv,.. in the pr•serr:ation of their '
fellow creatures, were rewarded with medallions.
The Chairman departed at ten o'clock, but the cso•
piny remained to a late hone.
John 311flonwall, late ship ag'ent in thase:on-. tut
Arch. .%I'llachlao, master of a vessel, are indicted
stand t isl before the flick Court of Admiralty st
tiOurgh, on Thursday tLe sth April next, for the
•ri lir of sinking- a vessel with the intention of defraud.
int the merchants and underwriters, and also of ak
straeting goods from the vessel. There are 95
:e ars sll9lalialtlell 011 this trial.

IM Satnr.lay s..'ntliglit an attempt was made
'iy some of the prisoners in Stirling jail to effert their
•scaile, hr lIIJ hing a breach in the wall ; and hat for
le early discovery of their intentions, there is every
re is t suppose that a little wore time would have
e them to have accomplished their °Neel. The;
b td conceal•ol their operations by means of a sinastits
of coals, which, from the charity of some Iwnevuleat
in lividuals, happened to be greater than usual. ihir.
In the day the coals were thrown up against the
wall, and at night were thrown aside for the pnrpme
of making the breach, which, when sEscovertd, was
nearly completed ; and from its connexion with the
other robins occupied by felons, must have proved the
inea as of escape for the whole.
The inhabitants of the Strand have everted thews.
selves with laudable zeal to prevent the depteilatiaus
of which foot passengers have frequently romplaink.
Street-keepers and special constable sre now expressl•!;
appointed in that district, for the detection of nega-
tions pickpockets, and the search or seizure of sal.,
e'.ous characters, as well as fur the removal i.;
nuisances of every description. We trust this ex-
cellent example oill he followed lgy the appointment
of street-keepers for all the other public streets in the
1 metropolis.
A few evenings since, a reapeetably dressed man elm
was taken to St. Mary-le-hone watch-house on a 1113rre
of riotous comittet, but which was not theinglit suilkiest
to detain him, pretended to insist on the charge Wig'
entered, and on being fort-011v turned out of the a atrio•
; house, he contrived to steal the constable's watch, wit.
j out being observed. _

MARRIED. •
At St. George's, Rlounssbury. Richard Britten, Soo Otte
lane Richard Britten. Esq. of Ca(eaton•ctreet, to tier'
Montague, video daughter of the late Everett and Rehm,*
Denton, of Fineh-latoe. Cornhill.

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WED.
Yeaterilay, the 29th inst. in Aldersgate-street, Ssrvi.. I
wife of Thomas Spark'. Esq. aged 71.
0:1 Wednesday last. at his house in Portman-elsee. in 1
Ci-Ith year, Michael 13i yen. Eaq. author of the ifiojrapiro
and Critical Dictionary of Painters and Engravers. •
On the etith inst. Mrs. Phut!), Rowley, wife of Mr. Jost
Rowley. of King-street. Rotherisithe, aged el
On the elst inst. in the 80th year of his age, after a W-
and painful illness, Mr. Angus Shaw, of Store-street, WI.
fordssquare.
MPREiSED with a just and humour sense et
the calamitous results arising fruit the injecilei aus ter
meet of a certeln malady, contracted in a mrnner too v• I
known to require a comment. and often entaiting °limos
Happy t ictim a series of distressing and almost insimpot.s:
tile afflictions. Dr. EADY reaper-MS, tails them:mato.'
dose iettercifed In his peculiar and most ~coal mettle'' r'
cure. unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the rye,'
cry•. al conduct of those " who hold the word of promise I/
the ear and break it to our hope." Dr. Eady will not Pr
sume to pledge infallibility in every description came. Ot
as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical 0-,
can be applied. he promises a certain. speedy, Ind PIT"
pent restoration ; having made every species of 1
affection.end its various train of diseases. the priinarrolt) '.'
of his professional studies, and being flattered by the tws•
ceedaet anceess which has accompanied his mode Of vire'
ment during the course of a long and laborious practicv. .)§,lit
is enabled to offer. with the fullest cotifidenee. prateos.
at once the most hopeful and en our gine. launieemblo ea'
stehree can be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Pr.
Early's system, which had been found to prevail.
where eminent talent, retained by public inatitutioaa,
proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory 1104°.
era, Dr.-Eady will be found equally fortunate in refilled
slumbering and drhi:itatrii energies of the hems" coll4litr,
lion. whieb s t"onbitter. and if not timely arrested, freitit'''!).
render nriettory the very principle of ecistenee. pros
desolating stele of inanity awl sterility. by re-an:teetiat
Ise
frame and affording tone and elasticity to the minced orp:44.
Dr. Early is happy to convey the most positive
that the sufferers of both sexes may be resumed: a
perseveraisce in the mean: dictated being only ra‘lrr__
Ik. F.ady is eonsulted daily. at Yo. Dela-street. 71:
(oat end of Dean-street. Mono. leads out of tiorror.!-44
.rt
otter
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eonpdp tee
itroCird.sietsrterfelZair:i
by patients of bath aes.-.Covintry letters must ""
attention by return of second post.

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