The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-31 00:00:00

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TILE STATESMAN •

supposed
dod tathkeepnaileit-ctos.
eAS`SIZES. • ferevepcooliplices with this Wm. Soapy (who is new in the evening, where it was
dead), were the only witnesses brought forward on would Rumble. They went there accordingly ; and
GUILDFORD, Jen 114.
• i the part el the prosecution, to support the. charge ' the three men were oehtted out,
zewure. sitLLan awe ANOTIIB,It. . against the Defendant; but previous to the one custody. ..
IIAYMARKLT THEATRE. I The Plaittddin this rase was the Clerk of an At-' going to the Jury, a point of law was raised
thanr I Yesterdaylh when they were examined, Thomrs
WINVI*O2I 0. 240111113. . Ovary, at Croydon, and the two Defendants, father Azscasob, Counsel for the Detendaut, he Flynu, Mr. Whiteford'sfriendratteuded, and start d
A otion waa ;Heeled at considerablelength in this and son, Ironmonger, and Bankers, at Cr dons evidence of two accomplices,. uncorroborated, was 'that he saw, all the Prisoners in comaany together
se y which the Plaintiff, who is the Stage Mu- The action was for an assault and false imprison- liable to the same objection as the evidence of one ;the auction-room, and observed them pushiest. egii4,
slaw of the Ilsymarket Theatre, and also one of ' went; hurl the facts, 85 stated by two witnesses, accomplice, similarly circumstanced. Theeontrary ' Mrs' Waiteford. He saw the Prisoner Caarkso;
the Co-proprietoroo, sought to have an order made on were as follow :—That on the 17th day of July last, was strongly contested by Mr. Serjeant Faxon
and 'stoop and pick up something from the floor, which
Mr. Morris, the Treasurer of the Theatre, and also al the Plaintiff, who lodged at the house of a Mr. Mr. iluvrom, on the part of the prosecution. appeared bright.
:So atter they all eseat lob` o
one of the Co-propiietors, to pay
in
the hands of Williamson, at Croydon, was returning home, he Chief Justice MAlsirtzi.o having some doubts, sent the auction-room as they were going oat he
the Rankers, to the concern the sum of 75n1. being was accosted by the two Defendants, who desired a note into the other court to Mr. Justieo.lleteu, served the Prisoner King looking at something ia his.
the)ette balance in his hands for the seasons ' him to stip into their house, which he declined, and for his opinion thereupon; who reteirned for answer, hand. When they get out, they walked away at !t-
-isk and ISt I ; also to pay to Mr. Winston his -sa. I went into his own lodgings seized followed him, and that he knew of no. distinction between the two very quick pace.—The Prisoners were committed
Lary of 1001. a year as Stage Manager; and also to • rushing into the parlour, him by the throat, cases, and time the testimony of two accomplices, :for trial.
pa) into the hands of the Bankers the profits for the' and dragged him about the room, until, as one wit- being unconfirisea by other evidence, was not suili- 1 —_
year 1811, and the nightly receipts of the Theatre ness stated, he was black in the face. cleat to sonnet ;
_and his Lordship coinciding in that ; tklAltItIED.
, On Tuesday last, Steuart Moonr Inglis, Esq. Paveitister, le.
each succeeding morning. Upon cross-examination, it turned out that thp opinion, directed the acquittal of the Defendant. 11 coed tight Battalion Kin& Cerritos Legion, to Mljg conk,s.
Mr. LEACH, Mr. Wu erlitanat,L, and Mr.Tnome. Defendants were actuated by anger for the ill treat-. e ciya. stnE. ,eidess daughter uf Edward Jeremiah Curties, of Winetein.hef,
foe, having argued the case at considerable length I meat of a Miss Millar, the daughter of one and the asEll.lll V. .12AKER. i Su.c-u, tsq.
tor the Plaintiff; Mr. lima and Mr. Suanwsit. for ;sister of the other Defendant, iu consequence of a This was an action brought against the Defendant • Y refd" mersling* lit St' Marg*Pre' of,
H. Piltellell.
E. of Thulnownis.street, Westminster, tu Miss Carpeater, or
the other Ca-proprietor, Mr. Colman, who approv. 'placard which had been posted up in the town, hi , for crinr. con. with the Plaintiff's wife. It appear- Pan.illeo. _ _ _
ed of the Motion; and Sir Sasteet. itelttl.Lti and ;substance as follOws :—" That a humped back littlel in its evidence, that the Plaintiff's nife was not one . ieserrday, Mr. M. A. De Fairs, of Cattonbuvy.Ases. to'
Iphigenia, eldest daughter of J. C. De raira, Log. go ...
14. BELL, for the Defendant, Mr. Morris. I creature, remarkable for her ugliness, the daughter .of the most prudent or chaste of women, his Lord. On satuntay last. at Lambeth, John Guilford, Paq. of 1,--,k-
-...mu.
The Loma Cease:Emmy' threw out some hints for lof an ironmonger, was desired not to be so free with shift told the Jury they were not to give large de- ha Out
stay Way. of Destouark.hill, Coushemen. ,
the consideration of the parties. By the Deed width . the' reputation of her neighbours." This placard mop
es however, the Jury retired for a few minutes/ ' ailibt brit‘Odiritir• La P"tucal• h"." wlt"no, Eirl• Cautain
ion 43d Regiusent, to Miss &Caney, of Kes.
for 1
and returned a verdictsol. damages.
bad been executed between them they were wedded ! was supposed by the Defendants to bare originated . . j be?* Wilt%
together to all eternity, while the spirit by which-1 with the Plaintiff, and it seemed they had accused Loin nuarrixorteLo .tylo soils JOHN COOPER, Q.
they had since shewee they were actuated towards , him of it; upon which he gave it more publicity by P. iltsißY VIITHOTF, CLERK.
each other, proved them most unfit associates. The printing a hand-bill, headed two guineas reward, . s Before a Special Jury.
Deed, too, %Mt so conceived, .that he (the Lord. stating, " Whereas the following bill (setting it out) This was an issue from the Court of Exchequer,
Chancellor) must declare himself incapable thorough.' had been posted up and attributed to him by the fa. in order to decide whether a farm in Iluntinglield,
ly to understand it, thou.:4h he were. enabled to sit ;Homily, who had behaved in an ungeotlemanlike Man- called Huntingfseld-park, containing nearly 400
that place during the whore .period contemplated for nor, he therefere offered two guineas reward to acres, was subject to tithe', or whether there was a
the endurance of the partnership, namely, to all whoever could discover the aviator." This was con-imodus in )feu thereof.
eternity. This Deed had given rise to two Bills tiled isktered by the Defendants only as an artful method 1 The Arroaery-Gevetrai (Sir Thomas Plumer,
in that Court for very different objects:—one of of further propagating the libel, and in their anger i who came down special for Lord II.) detailed the cir-
them for
epeific parformance of the coven:tilts he theithey assaulted him in the manner above stated. I cumstattees of the case. He that the befell.
stated,
Deed ;th other foe a dissolution aow rutilerchip, I The witnesse:, when asked if they did not under- 1. dant, as Rector of the consolidated-parishes of Bunt-
on the ground of improper conduct on the part of the , stand the placard to have been levelled at Miss Alit- inglield and Cookley, in 1807, gave notice to the
present Defeudant, the Treasurer to the concern.— ' ler, observed, it certainly did not answer the de- Plaintiffs to set .out their tithes in kind ; but finding
It was impossible not to see that any pope'ty of i scription of her person, for she was neither crooked that he was resisted, filed a bill in the Court of Ex.
this Lind, which could be of value only in proper- . nor ugly, put was, on the contrary, a very pretty chequer to compel his claim. The Plaintiffs, in theit I
lion to the skill with which it was managed, must berg girl. answer, stated, that the land in question had imme-
completely mismanaged the moment the care of it I Lord ELLameottoncir, in summing up, directed ntorially paid no tithes, but in lieu thereof the sum
was attempted to be vested in that Court, which had I the Jury to consider whether the Plaintiff, who wets a , of 7s. as a modus. In consequence of this, the Court
newer thought itself competent to such au untlertak.l candidate to become a member of the law, did not of Exchequer, as it was bound to do, directed this
ing till Lord Thurlow chose to fall in love with the i covertly intend to spread the slander by his hand. I issue to be tried. The Attorney-General havingt by
Royal Circus. From that period, ne doubt, the I bill, in whieth he affected to offers reward of two-{ a Parliamentary survey, made in the time of the
Court had been repeatedly called on to interfere int guineas for the discovery of the .author. If they ! Protector, and by the evidence of six witnesses,
the concerns of property of this kind; au inter- were of that opinion, they would give him the small.; whose united ages assonited to 100 years, clearly
&m
elee which it was not entitled wholly to refuse, est damages, and negative the charge of imprisourneut, ! established'lbe modus, the Jury gave is verdict for the
where there was any valuable property to be taken so as to deprive him of his costs. Plaintilfs.
care of. TIM paities inhwested, however, could not The Jury found for the Plaintiffas to the assault—.
be ignorant ignorant how much their expectations of :Wean- One Farthing Damages ; and for the Defendants, as
Cage from the interference of the Court had been die- to the falai imprisonment.
appointed. In the present case, his Lordship could THI ;LING V. AOG.
not but observe, that the two Bills filed, on either This was an Indletinent against the Editor of the
side, seemed intended more for the purpose of oceu- Magazine called Toms Talk; for a libel on Thomas
pying the time of the Court in bearing Motions Best, Esq.
which might be supposed to arise out of the Bills, The libel was contained in the first number of that
than for the sake of obtaining& decision oo the Bills work, and was lathe shape of the biography of Mr.
themselves. His Lordship, therefore, must deal Best-
with all such Motions in the way which was most Mr. Serjeaut Sununu, for the Plaintiff, laving
calculated to force the parties to bring the Bills to a stated the ease,
full hearing. if it was the wish of that parties, which Mr. Charles Harrison, the Attorney, proved that
It seemed to be, to make Ms Lordship Manager of he bought the boot in question of Redfords the
their Theatre, he must declare himself utterly unfit printer, and he told him at the time, he meant to
for the office; nor did he believe that he, and the prosecute for Mr. Best. Redford referred to Agg,
whole twelve Masters in Chancery among them, who resided within the Rules of the Bench. He ap.
could judge of the amount of salary which ought to plied to Agg to glee up the author, but he refused, 'I
be allowed to Mr. Mathews, or any other performer, and observed it was of little use for Mr. Best to pro.
unless they were allowed a privilege similar to that coed against him by law, for he was a prisoner with-
permitted to Courts of Law, who, iu maritime tines. in the Rules as well as himself and could pay sto
times, might take the opinion of he Trinity House, damages. i
and wero allowed to consult all the Managers of Mr. AeoLenus made an able -speech for the Deal
Thant res on the amount of such salaries. lie con- fondant, but admitted the publication to he a libel. I
fessed that he had not sufficient taste to manage such' Lord ELLINIOaOI3OII said, however little respect
concerns. Were he to judge, he should say, that might be due to either party, there was yet a re.
the Performers on the East side of the Haymarket sped doe to the laws of the country ; even the most
were entitled to larger salaries than those on the profligate malt not be libelled, for if that eyed be
West side of the same street, however much such an endured it would lead to endless breaches of the
opinion might be ridiculed by those who pretended to peace, as those who did not find protection in the
be judges of such matters. His Lordship was asto. law would be driven to be the assertors of their own
nished that the pgrties to this cause had not lost their redress. The publication in question had not been
appetite for the interference of that Court, which, dented to be a libel, and could not be denied to be
be assured them, could only lead to their ruin. He one. They mast therefore find the Defendant guilty.
should, however, look into all the proceedings, and Verdict--Guilty.
should give them his decision, if they insisted on On the Crown side, Daniel Davis, ate landlord
having it. of the Crown public-house, near 61d-street-road,
Mr. LEACH, for his Clients, was ready to refer was convicted of knowingly uttering forged Bank of
every matter in dispute. 1 England notes.
This proposition, however, was not met on the l
esther side.

LAJV INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY. Jot? C, 1812.

ti • DIED. -
O. Op 411th inst. at his ai artmento to Lombard-street, Jul a
Deane. Esq. aged 73.
Friday evening, Mr. Robert Southey, late of 11 h
At Brampton, on Wedaesday Irbt, Mrs. Williams, wife of.
Ca it. W. Williams, of his Majesty's 86th Regiment of twat.
Sam day, at Islington, in the S*l year of her age, Mn. r.
Days.
Oo hoard the Alp John, on 'bis passage to Jamaica, James
Mom, Esq. of that Island.
At Diane Va!ley Estate, St. Ann's, Jamaica, Peter Ala.
rove, Esq. third son otiohn Blagrove Esq. Ankeryke-house,
cks.

GREAT NEI%Im have R S FOR—LAEG or DIGREY HAIR. ES AND tiv.N f LEMeN
AN OFFICER in the Army, who wore powder,
mid i, in n o.tresitar ihrott4h a death la his family, wished
to leave if or, hut his via-kers beiag reddish, mud port gre,,
be eitosidered it a distiguiement. Seeing tin adrettorineut of
the RUSSIA I) YF. he applies! to the Pruitt {Nor Al know if it
would change his al:liken dark. The Proprietor was so, an.
tain of it, he tvi-Ited tic Gentleman to take a bottle on WA*
abloom paying fur it. .which the Ceidleta in declined, in-
boaght our. and ended is a few days Nolo to show bb whim
ken, which were changed desk, Had was KO Pleased, !le left;
his address. that any Centleionn, doubting the above, night he
referred to hi a ; but does not like his name to be published.
Gentlemen having Itrildish Grey Whiskers, or.. Eyebrows,.
may immediately make them Dark er RI ick. Ladies and
Gentlemen' tusking a trial will be conviatte4 that the RUSS* AN
oli E Mae best article is the *odd . for making ie or grey
1 bale so the bead, or no any other plats, durk or black ; Is,
warranted innocents sot only darketo, out also Thickens .the,
bale tad whiskers, and is ant like other „composittoos Milian
sold the • similar purpose. which are of a oartive siarure,aad
sleepily elbow the hair to a purple cast. ' . .
A Lady Of Distincrion has declared to the. Proprietor that
for years eke bad bees obliged to wear Lbw hair, nUbough haw.
sag tukrably good hair or her own, hut itheing grey at so
early age, through mime weakens lo the growth. and seeing as
adeenisemest of the, Russia o%ei reeeleed to make stair ttlid
of its and so great was the &Millen, that Mei intimate friends
rimed mot believe site hod left oil' the 'Rabe bak, without* mi.
mite isivestigntlem *ad sow enweasaly, usesthe Russia Gil Is
moisten her hair when dressing, eg. it reveals. its falling of,
and ea the least change Isninedlatel apes the Flossie Dye,
which at all times glees the ' appearnian, as when at
twenty plan of age. Price ages-Gabes a bottle, we a dm*
bottles bl.
dole v huletales_tettill, fat for eirpisefklion, by the Propel..
etur, A. PRINCE, JOe snotty o:find-Wert, Leiden (ob-
serve it Is a Pt iyate Howes oßposke itio. I); and, by app .fin.
well, Hendrleand Sons, Perfaasersto ter Blabists. liscithaue-
Inert s (tattle, 2. New Bond-street; &nom 150. Oxford-
meet s Witham 4110, Strand I Ditvisoo sod SSD, 66, 1,44.
street . R *gee 65, Cbeapside,wod at Park-street; Ward, 3914
Hatboro s Bolton, Tait Royal Exclave; and of molt prin.
ripe, Perim. era mid Medicate Woke* is the United KitgOist.
Ladies sad Gentlemen who hew a favourite Woe. that hr
the robbing of the muddle, or from nay other accident, have
white specks, by the we of the Russia Dye cas bake them as
dark to Its former colour. ,
Merchants, Captains, also Comitry ,Sbopkiepers, leading
Itheir Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medielbe Veddris
obey deal with in London, will receive liberal allowance.
1 Ladies :lad. Grirleinearrevidifet to the gauntry,b, Ind's*
oorpound in a letter, will rec• lee by coach sae guinea's worth,
A CAUTION.— As must valushle aniefes are tried to be cowl.
terfei led, and envious teisum copy at 4 sedvertioeinents and bill+,
asd advertise coinpositious fur a similar, parpase,,tberefore be
particular, for your owl. sake, to AA for •• Prlace's 1t54•13 lite.
fur changing the Hair;" nod observe the cuter of rata bottle it
primed with kom•ina galif•igik. - : •

POLICE.
)lARLBOROIJOII STRLIiT.
A question of public importance was decided yes-
terday at this office. David Gibson, a hackney-
coachman, was fined ten shillings a few days since,
fbr exacting three shillings from a gentleman in Dor-
set-street, Manchester-square, for a fare of one
shilling. The defence at the time was, that there
were six persons in the coach, and a shilling per
head over four was charged. Two, however, were
children. The Commissioners have decided against
the conviction, on the grounds, that no person can
be considered any thing less than an adult who can
sit alone. By this decision the conviction is can-

Turner was charged by an Excise Officer
with sending spirits without a licence. The De-
fendant went to a public-house in the Haymarket,
and offered the Excise Officer, whom he took for
the landlord, sonie spirits ; the Officer, whose name
Is Tttorogood, got the spirits into his possession and
secured the Defendant. lie was sentenced to pay
a fine of 101. in default of which he was committed
to the House of Correction for three months.

WHITECII A r EL
John Bullock was brought up and underwent a
final rumination, being charged by Mr. Bayley, of
the Golden Chain public-house, in the Tower, with
having privately entered the bar, and stealing there-
out a canvas bag, containing upwards of 81: in mo-
ney. The evidence adduced against the Prisoner
being corroborated by other circumstances, and the
fact sworn to, he wits fully committed to Newgate
for trial.
Thomas Duproy and John Barber, young men,
underwent examination, being charged with burgle- I
rionsly breaking and entering a dwelling-house on
Cambridge-heath, Hackney-road, and stealing there. I
oat a quantity of wearing apparel and other articles. I
Part of the property being traced to the Prisoners,
and the some being produced and identified by the
Prosecutor, 'they were fully committed for trial.
A soldiery of the name of William Morris, was
brought up, and underwent examination, charged
with going istsit cheesemonger% shop, at Bow and
purloining a quantity of bacon • with which he ran
off, but insoi, panned and taken, with the pro..
perry on him.. The charge being made out, the Pri-
soner was fully committed for trial.
BOW-STREET.
On Wednesday William Edwards was brought
to the Office, charged with feloniously steeling
a basket full of bread, and a barrow, the property
of James Ratcliffe, a baker. iu Southmoiton-street,
who stated,'that be. left the above property at the
corner of Burlington-gardens, while he went to leave
a !oil at a Customer's, On his return, be found it
gene ; and, after odes ditlicalty, he traced it to near
St. Margaret% church, Westminster, where he found
the Prisoner in 'the aet of selling MPS of his loaves
ate slatileaff prior. The Prisormerssas committed for
Met
Yesterday/ohms Clarkson, Jolla Share, and Janos
Xing wens brought before. Mr. Waste,. the sitting
allegiitsiatel".chirged with feloniously stealing,a gold
simi, ow property of Mr. Thomas WititefoOlit Itf
araisee4madings, Chancerysispe, who stated that,
es Why hi into an, mesa..r
remove istrtelietsatreet,,‘ , *how be ob-
swiped Ihirerliereer KU& irlivert tiamhafter be

.

DEBI LIT Y, &c.—Messrs. G04:4 and `CO. 'coos
Note t 0 direst their attention to titissr Dkensest be wit
the power* of tile con-tit ut pot become tviferbled t and their et'
perience in such cm, -. during u • tongued .surcersfkl practito,
enable: them is offer to persons. se a safe rind speeds re.'
storalion to sound and vigotoits keildr. A cert. lit gliosnler, for
"wally cnuirncted. In a moment of intiinicatinn abs
iti frequent concomitants, strictur,, and ete,ts. are b 9 thel
pins of treatment (without reser:tint to diet or exercise)
speedily and erects:ally cored: and •Whers. no -early- gyp
eittion is made, ou eisrovery of she iufectioli; theernop(sint
is frequently removed hi two dais. By professing tsetse
sively the cure of such complaims, and in (oder twrt
tbcf
may sot be marked by a mistnken few with tke • ablotay
justly attached to the ignormit empiric, Mews. Ctow awl Co.so
(Mak it bus justice to themselves to state. .that they have bees
regularly edueatcd in every branch of the profession (re. 'themes
of r~ kids from dilreimit hospitals; and testinorserais fres dolt
most emillent Physicions;they have Po enattione,tuty inquirer)
that the success remiltinx from their eutteavours first iudeced
them In quit the praitice the ceuerol priCtiliuorTl no 4 they
presume that OW prettuolottii eutwtftate is fair ground for the
unprecedented confidence with which they hose, Ity tile Public,
been so liberally 'honoured. To be comolted at their Muse
daily, by either sex, personally or by letter, with secrecy tad
Bracy, and attention. Letters are expected to contain a Bank
mug
,flor wlvice mid 'sedition. Goss ustreit. Saigdois, 13.
griterdimetreet,

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Jet.v 19.
CROWN SIDE.
James Brodie and Robert Brodie were indicted
for stealing a quantity of plate, the prqperty of
Hobert Hudson, Esq. at Banstead, in this county.
It appeared in evidence, that a writ of execution
had gone down against the goods of Mr. Hudson,
and his effects were put up OS sale by the Sheriff's
broker. The two Prisoners attended the sale, and
shortly after they wet* gam the plate was found to,
be missing ; they were suspected, and some persons
sent in pursuit of them on the London road, and they
were oveitaken beyond Sutton. They were in a
Chaise cart. Being stopped and questioned, the
.elder Brodie confessed they had got the plate, and
predated it from the bottom of the cart, which had
a false bottom. On further search, a variety of
house-breaking Implements were foaled in the cart,
I and they were both immediately apprehended. The
Jury totted them both Guilty.
The Crier Balton finished thebial if the Prison.
ers very early this mousing, and passed 'esteem of
Death en tht•abore Prisoners, and Davis, who was
henvicted yesterday of uttering forgid notes; whem
be warned to prepare for executioa.
On the . Civil" side two causes of right -•ceepbsl
overly the whole day, both of which were extras*
dell and uninteresting. . • ....... .
I --•600.•,%7 : • •
~. SUFFOLK.. • -,- - -
These Assists commenced on the 2341 inst. at Bury.
' fit. Edmund's.' Although there were only 1a prisons
ers on the -CeiCndstr, eight of them were capitally
• convicted, and received sentence of death. . ,• ;•
. sire atmit% Stietint int/inlet-note or iarewrte iika•
writ' 0011. j1!1 10:01111RT IllitTlL, -IP
1 • This triWit(ilkisillcttoont 'against the Defendait;
who Isli tialtle:- ev`....at. Ituaillrs:•Alt Nivbig 'OP
.0 ,0 a Wyatt/4,- isf vitattOtotil,lbeei,.%asid Irtath
i fie* pia Wis. -*spy, tha prbperty et Met. genies"
isilfietsitilentitsteC, -btidirei*lniArAlthie, •at illtiuigltti
i knowing the mom to be stolen. .Ir4o4l4lilleteeil liti

On Tuesday Mrs. Frankland, of Russell-court,
bad a trunk conveying to her house, when it was
left at Mr. Jones's, Cross-street, Long.acre, to be
sent home. It contained wearing apparel and Bank-
notes to the amount of 301. It is supposed that she
was heard giving an account of what it contained by
some swindler, who followed her home, and after-
wards went to Mr. Jones, pretending be came from
blrs.T. which was delivered by the servant in atv.
sence of .the master. The villain has not yet been
discovered. ..
Co lON ER'S IMP:WT.—FATAL EVFICTS OT .l
PITCH LH B.trri.E.—Yesterday afternoon a Coroner's ;
Inquest was held at the Gloucester Arms public-
house, Bochester-row, Tothill-fields, before Ale-
vuoNv Gam., Esq. on view of the body of John I
Swain. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased
was a journeyman lozksmith, in employ of Mr.
Beazley, in St. Martin's-lane, Charing-croM. On
Monday last a dispute arose betwein_the accessed
and one of his shopmates, 'named Galen, respect-
ing some, of their tools' a ,come 'then ensued be-
tween them,, but whi.-hbeing interrupted by the In-
terference of their master, they agreed to e°ll "ie.
dispute by a pitched battle foe M. adile. On "iirel&,
nesday evening they met in tie ring, 41 TAM.;
tell's and the battle continued for nearly an hinir
and three-qaaiters. Durbigatat period'it was proved 1
that the (*wad was repeatedly requested, by' tile,
stierivor and-others, to /lye tu, and to settle'the
sli,ute afoot-her meeting, but inlets; he cOnti:
nued to fight till at length, through the great, quail-
tity of blood he had lost, and was then losing, it
. became necessati to carry him ot.the ginyediantO
{he public-horse already mentioiad,, where,. be' re.:
jnained until three o'clock yesterdai vairiting;,and
llien.eapired.—The Jury, under all the arcumsbus
of
th 6" case; S'etitrbod is verdict' ot ---406W/e"
g
140140. .tg 1111 al; L t .;

E STK ICPU it ES, lice.
17/IPRESSED with a conseiesusuess that their de-
viatiten from the gcaeral plan lontlieru high", beneficial to
others. add improved ist their professional acquirernento by the
maturity of sear twenty years experience, Altiisrs. littl
and CO. vaginae, with unabated ardour. the iladiration of
thine disisrders which are the costwoquence of illicitistoluliencr,
or the datruelive habits of the ineonsiderate Schnolsboy.
Is
professing the care of these Compitiints. It hold au) nn its'
ducentent to vice t hut. feasible ns nit men mist be of thew
icenre of latch colicaltiefoliey saPr their assistance tis roptlir
educate.! Surgeons of Loudon, and of die 'ltnyul Co Ode 0
Edinburgh. In all easestOf 8411.040 c Infertility and in erect
complaint of Debility mod "peeekitcy.
_whether Itrising frotia
tail
infjottation of a eertnindeettuctive reskleoce to wrant
climates, free living. or any other cause produciog tt dellernet
solemnly stipule, ape pnlieut may rely it'ispe.dv restoratitte
to gigot...us their intprosed pitfall curing Striderg"."t
the Urethra bac beet) attended with peentitir some*. 'Stricterm
of tee mat,tiiersiy, yeri'm' &troth*, balk_ yiehted eh • their treats
merit fa Me Ann period of three si echo. Several SI ohlemeo
pad Gesakme. •if the first rereemability. *halms, laboured tindef
' this poincal sad &strewing dentist, harslet rerrived n radical nod
tare, piitilruit request that reference may Acetate
trmatins fallerattu tly
freweeisces of the derided raperloriet of
ooirs, Cartiratia Co.'s ?Ism of 'frrattgeol. tif.thetie
Peattensea'hadVbTrefero.fer Ilk care of. Alesith.liiime,
I.lltiorts
"kV, attar :Aron, of exited emitseitam; whirrott
genie Cait.bY t application' of the Lamar Caudie, -Wiereielet
Co., be swooshed Ay psdheots of idair
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and Ca. ma..aivegnimbahy esoem, ar
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ins tits 10601; MP gad 10114 gook bromidic" ". 107.; 11`1"°41111"" • • le mak Ibe pankitlirs
kistssehiho above sod igh Wilbeftwil, sad
atiali. iteke eirodifttglerrif Ilying: Se. Sc. fitistilre
POWS SibiS•WS is fill-SSOPlisTi.."""l"ll„,t" seen it maktitare Vadvlte sad Swillehrit. wAriulse Mbe 1-it
who were In company with the riboner ftiollt sou Vies pt. Jest est stly
.s „se triteti
fithallte dasertlitipa ar their pewees, that* wWw aw stacritiZeglija',4,4l4.o tr4l/21 • -I: r
*oak ealitimiatii et. their balauthievas; sad Mr. ls '
Whieetted:hellitielriiedwireed to. CORO "alums t prints sad gofisita V.'l2ntieth g
awd Haloplinya t. West irawl Fairs saw, pitted ft:Tomo voicig. -