The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The preamble of the Bill to explain and amend the
laws relating to the Militias of Great Britain and
Ireland sets forth, that dnut►ts had arisen whether
officers, privates, &c. of Militia regiments could be
tried or punished after the regiment or corps was
disembodied, for offences committed during the time
that the regiment was anembl. d for training. In
order, therefore, to remove these doubts, the Bill
enacts, that for all offences against the articles of
war, committed during the time of training, the
officers, privates, &c. of the Militia regiments may
be-tried by a General or Regimental Court• Martial,
although the corps or regiment may, be disembodied,
in the same way ■s if the regiment was still em-
bodied. But it is provided, that the charges for of-
fences committed during the time of training must be
preferred within a certain period after the regiment
shall have been dismissed or disembodied. The Bill
also contains the regulations for forming General
Courts.. Martial in such case, and enacts, that all the
proceedings with respect to swearing, &c. shall be
conducted in the same way as if the regiment were
embodied.

Sir RALPH LANGLEY, Knight, built Oldham Church
in the year 1470 (is appears by a deed found in the
Tower of London) ; and the charge of building that
part of the church bet.iiit the pulpit and the cteeple
was 281. 13s. 4d.—Day labourer's wages and the
price of food, &c. about the above-mentioned time,
were as follow, say, from the year 1418 to the year
1624 :
A ...... 4 0 Calf.
Oc . 1 15 0 c..ek.
.. 0 15 0 Hen ..
Colt 0 7 6 Wheat
Sheep 0 b 0 Ale per
Bug 0 3 0 Day 1."

re ; „,.,
, built Oldham Church '. 'Jui,„ r. iv minim.; rose, not to oppose it, but to
a deed found in the mike a reply to that part of Mr. Jack's speech that
!large of building that alluded to him, or to nee of his friends. 'file worthy
pulpit and the steeple
Member had, he said, travelled out of his way, other-
trees wages and the wise he had no intention of taking up the time of the
hove-mentioned ti
Court by any speech of his. He-could not tit, when
year 1418 to the yea
me*r
the principles whirl' he maintained were attacked,
without attemiiting to defend them. He denied test
. the principles on which the French had acted in theft
k
leclo 04 31 Revolution were different from those on which we
I
.... .. ....... o 11 2 had acted in ours, although' in our case reform was
rat per twiner—. 011 3 attended with fewer acts of violence. The French
per iftiluit . 0 0 2
lab„refe earl 0. 0 3 were oppressed. Every nation had a tight to dodo
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its own Governmmt, and the French must enjoy
that right as well as others.

The Loan MAiron suggested the propriety of nit-
staiding from the discussion of general doctrines up-
- on a question su separate and specific as the pre-
terit.

The motion W:18 then put, and carried, as were
alto rotes of thanks to the Marquis of Angiesea,
, Lord Hill, &c. and to the Officers and Men Cont.
posing the army under the command of the Duke of
IV4!Hugon on the llith of Jutse last.
A motion was then made and seconded for a Vote
of Thanks to Prince Blocher, which, at the instance
of Mr. Maori, the Lord Mayor was requested to
lommutiicate.

On putting the question fo'r the appointment of a
, Committee to consider of a proper erection at the ex-
pence of the city. in honour of the Doke of Welling-
'nu,. the motion was negatived, on the ground that
the corporate funds of the city were inadequate to the
vos pence of any triumphal arch or statue suitable to
the occa.ion, and it being desirahle that any such
monument should be entirely national.
On the motion of Mr. Dixox the Court then voted
the sum of 20001. to the Subscription in Relief of the
Wounded So!dip.s at the Battle of Waterloo, apd
the di.tresses of the Widows and Orphans of those
who fell its achieving that memorable and important

• TIC 14: STATESMAN.

Law INTELLIGENCE.

IROUGU agreed in this objection, and
the case had gone, the present De.
respect liable to the action.
r-Givizan., however, put in a let.
Defendant acknowledged the re.
/, bat said he should hold it until
to pay it, to Mr. Janaway, who,
red under embarrassments, or to his

ROUGH said this letter completely
esion of the case, as the Defeaniant
stated be had controui over the moi e/
received, a controul to which he woyid
had he received it for Mr.Janswer.

. s3r
were them gives of the sale el 1110
fectivenus of the title, and .as'thlise
Itroverted, a verdict was found iv
images 4301. that being the sum which
his letter, had admitted to have p.
Driver. The remainder of the.sool.
Mr. Driver, u commision.
COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS,
JULY 7.
1111NIESTY'S PROCURATr

)it GYN

mai
ALL OTHERS IN GENERAL.
oceeding relative to the ralitlity of
inn Hyde, late of Ripley, is Sir-

9th of March, 1814, possessed of
to the amount of 4001., and leaving
iper nnexecuted. Having no redo.
tas propounded on the pert of Mr.
one of the executors, as against
could have been entitled to the pro.
Atestacy, and all persons in general
rellittotsship.
•om the evidence, that the &mewed
her bed by the illness of which she
by a friend, Mr. W. Ifferyel,
(nested to write a will for her. &con-
long conversation took place, in the
I be' took doted her intro:dons as
nd then repeated the legacies all over
she signified.her assent. Be then
home and write the-will, at which she
ttisfaction, and he accordinfty went
paper; hot about ire 4he next
red's illness suddenly *rowed •
•
)ot an hoer afterwardsr‘dere the
:o her. • I
was offered ; and Sir Joan Nienou.
' folly satisfied with the evidestee,
pronounced for the iastredlene pro-

• BIRTHS. • - .
On tbe 9,tt al trimlw Ica-common, the Litdy of Lientigti.
Ptres, Royal ',tome .irtillery, of a son.
On the 3 ,th wit. in Hunter-street, Brunswick-sqnaret lila
Lady of li. Hillybovse, Esq. of a danghter.
In hiaaehester-square, the Lady of T. Niggios, Eq. of a
too, -

POLICE.

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• MARRIED. •
Thtitsfhlb at Uwishotro,.the bier. Robert Jones, A. his
Majesty's sealer Chaplain at the Cape of Good Hope, to Agnes,
wood daughter of the late Rear-Admiral George Hoods's.
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DIED.
On WidnesAny, W. Tomer, Esq. of Teddingtoo, in its &Id
year.

TR% RYFICACY AND "VIRTUES OP. SO.
LOMAS'S CELEURATIID CORDIAL BALM OF GI-
LEAD.
/111111 S inestimable Medicine basin', risen in re-
puts to the very
.Plnortele of fame. 1 is now solvers/illy
resorted to for its benign and henlth-restoring yttalitici in mods
of weakness rood emaciation. Some. perhaps, unocoortinteo
with ill virtues. not having perused that interest's; •• Guide to
Health" (whorls must be hut few indeed). mnyi tie Induced to
ask, what is the Rohs of Gilead lit for!—What complaint cloth
cure—To answer this it will be necessary to
4' Hold up the Mirror to Nature."
Let these so bo,nre salicted in the foltOwleg manner reflect an
the eins.e shim produced such bovork upon the " wholesome ap-
petites and powers orf life t"—disordered "tomneh, dry mates,
weakness is the voice. hoarseness. Asa:twill of breath upon the
least r ere6r, and relaxation of the whole system. Those of
flirted with puknest, lor.igour nf the eyes, weakness of sight or
memory, should take time to rosesider. Lino:ties advice. that
" youths i. the important period for foeming a -robust constitu-
tion," and ihnl " nothln4 is to be dreaded so ranch as preps-
lure exee..." The found.htion of n happy aid age is thi good Con-
stitution is yonols s tessperance and sass's-ration at that rage are-
pelmets to itoppv old new. Nothing Cull. be better described
doss the words of Armstrong

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uteri,:

DISHASES OF Tfl
R. DUFOUR, sole Proprietor
celetrided MEDICATED .6011ZIES,
hit pract lee for mitre than 21 years m ,the cure
Ohciructints, Uehiltly, (;onorriscea. had every
of the Urrthrh, Litters h.mself exteiniive
Its the of the remedies he'employe, e
bias to offer a safe aud. permanent Mire, ,
danger and inefficacy afteuding the me of caustic
Bougie. lirrnoill in she coaotry staling their
letter, inclusing it 44444 • or two pound owe, will
atedie4.ent to the rintnunt. For the wariest. syr
Dufour'. , Practical Treatise o Diseases of
price S. the Seventh To be had ni
modal the Author'. hou,e. No. hi, Flesh-streei
he may he consulted between the haunt of Nit
-occasionally between Seven and Nine ki Ibe

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Joey 7. .
,OARING ItO2RERY.
..ripsom AND OTHERS., ASSIGNEES OF ATKIN•ON, V.
•-M
A NVIO S-Itoosl.- Friday R. Piper,' notorious character,
was hoought ber.ire thr I.oltO MAYOR. rharged with rabhiag
MOTLEY. ' "air. Brvaut, of Lombard-street, of his watee.gea's, chain, thc.
This was an action to recover the value of twenty a few evenintsivinee, on Hsiitsznebridge. The Prosecutor de-
puncheons of ruin from the Defendant, for which he E
WO, It 11137its47tiell re' tii
nredimffir:litiligier man' °Ds
whir tolidlecnlnlyeks,misep"wdashfreml
became ausaerable under the following circuits. and politely enquired thedsonet He instansiv drew net his
stances :—The bankrupt shipped on board the vessel watch so acquaise them, IA hen the Prisoner seising it, gave it
of the Defendant a considerable quaulity of rum, to twieekrei4grswiisieTtlir(onri'sal liiilmshid'"th•rafitlelde.diStAarnliciela,rbasin Doingtler:a they
be cars ied to Bilboa. After the rum bad been put escape. taformseion, however, of the robbery being given at
on board, however, some of the crew bored a holes i the P"liet °IR", and tibLiPeriatia 4-Itilie taarasde" being
in some of the pencheons, and drew off a consider. I ;41rewn, they
were
rreeggi'''...op Tuesday . evening, iii Cheap-
-to( a env Offeer, who detected them mike act of pecking
able quantity of their contents, ass operation which'. rams. The Prisoner was secured, bat his entrap:talon escaped. DEBILiTt, dz.
'is known among mariners by the cant term of " suck. i -assecuPisisoff,eArLrs PesTruydr Wolfe.frfirdfo Vioaltni-lh:lri"na.ad ea ENCOURAGED by the uniform
.a.-41 tending the peculiar method of Treatment .. ing the monkey." The Custom-house offirAirs hay.' Kelly, of the Old Bailey, were fined in the mitigated penalty i
. a few prevnlent Complaints', which has keen cons(
ing subsequently come on board the vessel, they i
tior. ench per ounce, tile former for a deency of 36, and toe i esperieuce of many years, is a large gad extersivi
were led to suspect that sonic such practice had been i c1uRrg..;..2547 ovu,oaress., ini.nrilaart3LsatitnylosiptfrbetirepatedtarittsAseesed fi:r salcm. .
! sensible also, of the happy effeets resulting to the
Ittedicall4thlern, cneningattisiedirs:;en;iiiiemmilo a cefetat
bad recourse to, and they were induced to re-guege pained of one of the patmles appointed to watch Westaiiisiter.!
the puncleons, when they found them deficient in rwsidte, that liinetrheettseactdot;) take
cii outipociu,sistr.,dy
Toabeeobfothettligshoef eases,
legeof Surgeons in Landon, cuminu toerdirero i
measure. In consequence of this discovery, they • vit.:cc:Zs that he lived arch' Mnrg. atUChiZIW• Parliament-street. ' "lowa fl,°rvders.h"ll4r [tin a woretet dell: nu
seized the puncheons, as they were entitled to do, std hat he would deliver up the gang of pick-pockets to which ' ,:nie-r vr
na s'es A- frollec-1 11,, fcm••t alsol
slloCttvtlsslistari%
under the revenue laws. They afterwards filed au iie,.irlorzceg.epirovidest
thheemght
Igo holove sbrig dtrisi irobas of
i ob. ,
be enervating imberitities of old age. lii Unit distr.
Detelit) or Debrienev, whether the coincquenre
information in the Court of Exchequer, and the rum ' kept. but the patrulre'would take n9oinaenhargweli/him,eandolaye Con' ; oil habits, excessive dtinking, long residemee
was condemned. This loss having been sustained 1;1111,' escaped. or airy other canoe. by w hid. the power: of
become ei.frehkd, as regularly esteemed Sur;
through the misconduct of the Defendant's servants, hullerr.
reCgotrasvi:n.ot;orn raid, I required some
although the depe Poritirogns committed on
theynaleritamiifilirm, safe, and sparey restorne the present action was instituted to recover the value. the hrldge were frequent and notorious, lie remembered hut ore
Upon Mr. Barry, the broker, being called, how. !7PPrelitu•i" there during 17 Years' fbr case must be eaqaised . vi a
iv hsee an enr!y. application is made for the Cu,
into.
tie bill of lading, he did not answer, i . - a moment
! ty, the eradication is generally completed in n-
ely called upon his subpoena, but kis i i - two days, awl in the snore advanced and eve,
Astnight about nine o'clock a dreadful 'firebroke
thsolutely essential to the Plrintiff's . I • Venereal Infection, characterised by a varlet,
sere was no defence,
Out at the oil warehouse of Mr. Shelton, in George. i distressing symptoms, a privert.rance in their 1.1
the Plaindff .was .•
• i yard, Tower-hill, which entirely destroyed the same, sir; krill,: d ilet or exercise) will ensure to the Pat
II have all the costs of suit .to pay
I together with the tobacco and gun-manufactories ad- I; a The Ifiseceasrese. of the Urethra, as frequenti
he tried again.
' joining : the backs of several houses in Crescent-place, ' with, or arising from the nhave Complaint.
TURTON V. MARTINDALE. n__
I Minories, were much damaged, and several persons their attention iby an Wall; I nd improvedahled .to remove obstinate. facets and Stil.
were much hurt in consequence of an explosion. of recent hr of long duration, without resorintg
iction to recover 5001., being the ,
gunpowder. • . 'ado angerous are of the Caustic Roomy**, it
deposit paid by the Plaintiff, for the per- •• d ~f very inveterate eases. of sewsteMF:yerirs
evening, a Vine child, about, four
having N irkice to (heir method in a.,4 sr daye.ar,-
',te, to which Defendant had failed in 1 On Thersday g,
1 years old, the daughter of Mr. Browning, a•teillar, 'been internees:el by other Practir ,:'cry sv'tslin
rod title. .
playing 41 cts has been the agreeable resnit o ' ii ir. ctice
luestlon, it appeared, had been put , in Cranbourn-alley, Leicester-square, was
that the mode oft reatmeat bits Lot, ... one rsigl-
- Driver, the auctioneer,. at the de, with her sister, aitother child. at the first deor. rip- proved abortive, during Which vrion many t '
dow, which unhappily was left open; by some Bed- of RolleSeses-hcsve experienced the enjoyment
lent, Martindale, who acted as the; perfectly cured, after revere and hilarious methods
n motion the child was thrown oat On the oi'Ve"
mtleman named Janawity, to whew de • ." persevered in to polurpoes
• meat and notwithstanding surgical assiatinCi` wit '-
!cl. The sum agreed to be paid was 1
TO-MarAr:d Females, while espectatimis
'laintiff, in compliance with tbe con- instantly called, she only lingered until• ten o'clock, :,tlestges.a. conaubtal happidess have hero defer',
. • • iDr al -
deassser retlectronso Low. !hot by a proper
paid down a deposit of 5001. which whets she expired. • • . in, their temed.es, the general health is reeoval
On Wednesday afternoon, between three and four ' pe4itherits removed.
o Mr. Martindale.. - .
Iv iVs U
tbmitted,. that the Defendant in this . o'clock, a daring robbery was committed in New
Inn. '
•• . a4lirliclrl6•;rG"" ilpnlP(.l.inC:7:ietillenirtr4that they ni, y,
te considered as the agent of Mr. ; Mr. Lumarlen's Chambers, at No. 7, on the second .gy a lisi,takest few, with the iitil.,quv snjaally ii,
lusequeutly, was not liable to the ' floor, was broken open, and every pait searched for tivewarn'empitic, think' it be. jirstic'e to themselves .
4eiTIIIIIx; pbe;:ffietr.p.PeretrejtaerZitred',.:ll
_lda ihr.ctlefftit:l)":
i valuable property, and the .robbers made Off with
- what they Ignorantly supposed to be a great bootyrtiz. Is.isplials, nod testimonials friar; the. highest peofessinitut
thatlsran they
a Bill of I..;xchange for upwards. of 7001. •whl4 bad -.HZ,, they have to-e'onviiire• oneiatqatreet.•' lit,
1 in the warner hemirptere' of .out mom wolrlde
been paid, and Stock Receipts for 11001. . ~• i other. waft, embolden' tisno.„%ri avert, stmt-then
Munn aa.-Thomns fiellswarili, who has been advertised as , having been eresatied lb diseases already enumerate
haying been guilty of the wilful murder of Elixabethikesmenr, . out' icertaltd* of •imaivallikeetwairill as ille • FA*"
in Short's-gardens , a chart time slam, is strongly sitspected to debilitatiug effects of a life pawed itidmmtheAsarsid
be in custody nt•Coventry ; at least a man a few days since . Strafe, that !taxing ,Isoll apporitatilles, atethe4 pr
went before the Mayor of Coventry, and. confessed• himself to•f parity, Of forming an loth-ante arqiiitinirftice In
he the murderer, tuna as4gaed as n remain fur his coafessipnobe i.genel habit/Lel -„seefsorieg. , Ale* offer so
distress of mind which tie esperlenced firisn'n remorse of cod- 1 artsurariees .of :insisted' e 4 that the-rotas'
swore Irma having been xtrilty of sack a bloody. deed, whicb i their emir/motes • thent to quit the
rft,
prevented him from gaining :env rest night or day. He stated ' general practitioners and Ilit'llorseete their i
that after earmoliting the horrid deed, be rag out of the home, I mimic a fair ground -far , the amprecedeated-coallem
and continued runnieg without stopping till be got into Hasp- 1 which they have, be jpe public,.fseeo so liberally 1,---
mendslield4. where he remained two days and two nights, hiring, *. Patients MVO eirentry iffirra Instate
frightened. and thinking Ilan every person he saw. was come so . 4 their csise:nite..andolnelter wing, enclati,
apprehend kin.: be al length ventured into the high road, and] -Pr adeiLe and usedirinesrand sherries/we lOU '
..-.r.
walked till be had reactedCeventrv,- vied 4ltat •Ite Watt begged i warded to any part of theklogdorn. •
ims the rood and while. 6. t ass in Coventry fur .bit pippurt, At.l.- Ti be4siidirated nt thoWilineltrAini it oriniiiiily. ',
the time ire committed the murder be was 'rotting for Me;..; past paid) by patients of 'rinser sear whit secrecy, t.
tay.ivess.d. tale. blowin'oelinte. lie *III he brwriat Ii s &ell. sod uoientlott ... .
don, aid tried for the offence at the next ad Iligley scartaTtA. litind MY rn. Stlreeoll6.lt BoateetteistOret, Phew/wt.
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MATRIMONY.
MARRIAGE, Ahemld be the foieastion
happlocss, wlsiet It often dlstarhed through
that forte eke anion not taking those ptWnoimq 1
egcure them the enjoyment, of that great-dwaestie
People-of every reek pity adoratiou to the shrine es.
bat, where the constltutienitas been fainted by disea.r,
nested. by a relish, habit contracted it as early -
tine of stability pre% i, sto erteriee that state is
reqeisite to reiire the s uloberiag sparks of la, I
.
pate the system. Fur ne disorders have centi
.annually to destroy Hymeneal happioass than the
eitibeasocqueace of uneuarded Planer,. It woe t
fig, which induced lirssis. CliltitlV. dad Co., .
SO years. to direct their studies and anent ion eacluse
Iteatmeni nod cure of the Venereal Dieetwe, turd 11"
tplaig therefrom; at also to that:derangement of the
diced by the destructive habits of the hictinelderate.
which brings on those distreesing debilities and deed/twin ,
prevent or emhitter the Matrimonial state. The --- res,ful
mill of their plan gives them ndditiomd ardoar
ravages of these complaiiri. which are the'innst
the cntratue of bumf; infirmities.. -It behove;
I wholes indulged in Ibis solitary vice to seek red'
lag professional mew of teatime and honour, to ..
Lcu LER IF. and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic
aeoll et the testimony cf unemtiredieted facts. I
Ayr OM of these templaints, they hold opt no is
vice 4 bat,' eensible. as all men must be, of tie exists
colomilies, they offer their' essistnnee Its regaled!
Members of the Royal
.Colleges of, Surgeons of
bdinbertili.• illightoiel recent Men of Stplilliti,
radically cured in the abort space of two days.
Smoot obstinate duration, 'suds os.Ohetreetions, Menefee
tame Pnias of the Runes, Gleets, kc. are permaneial
Speedily cored. Several Noblemen and Geetlemen •-•
respectability have been under, the care of blesses.
Co. for 'Li* removal of compluinta of the urethra.
Ike. ; and having received a radicel and permomeist
rMani referenseif *toy he made to them, as lostisfsc
tesCesi of the decided superiority of Moms. Currie
Likia• of treatmetit. Molly of these .Geoilemeu hod
from 10 to 23 years. and were ender•the care of Me
Heaviside. aid other.borgeouit nf egoist einineore4 w
Pieiecure hs the sippllceition of the lunar. caustic, ~
etas., Messis!Coerie and Co. hove selected the f0i1..,....,
fainthe Many they are dolly receiving (rum (gentlemen, ..
!twain:: them thanks for their restoration to eattot - -41 irikart!ull
helltli. It one sent be them. unsolicited; from th
Noble Earl. who had lahoured under Viis diaressinf
NI ninimly for 10 eeurs ; he. had been under the cant •
Surgeons of profession:it eminent, twine of whom of
perinnoeutrelief ; but from the gapes lor moiled ,
adopted and pnrstmd by bleses. Currie and Co,
indica! cure in the short apace of one mouth :-- • .
kin;
" To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-e'er
" Lord --L-- lath greet plcomre, in commute
Carrie the perfect re.estahlishment of bps health, ik,
.411, his mild incl admirsole tre-winent of SAlicturet
Ora. Hr may odd, that he has not for ninny pnt'
Much comlort nod freedom from pain ; teed he et,
doubt of hit hating obtained, tiirough Nis skill and
perfect and radical cure of that horrid cnniplatin,
not n stranger In this manner that ruby rs tret.,ell tit
he tots it le his power, from a.f tit trial mid a just.
611 ;my th.it Tribute of applause to Di. Curie, wit
Isty te.l., aid Atoll ever be mist ready mad willing
ledge."
. Married Women, who have long been disappoi:
cape-cc:limn of a family, may be toriireA. fir.,
Nantes such defect% are curable by Medical skill ,
the removal of such impedineoas he an object of
certainly a all otho.-., ,et the rare cf such defcei
dual progress of renovettnn, is the ortiuireeneol
rience. By an elute application to Messrs. Currie
patient will escape the poi.„ danger. and extreme %..
tedious 00,111a:we upon less experietteed practitioners.
Currie and Co. may he coneiliet by petiemt% atilt-
the ereatest secrecy nod henonr. nt•their helms. ,
inn !tinier'. Patient% in the f - utityy, describing th
of their reset, 'Le, arid mode of living, inrbed g 3 re,
advice and ne-dicines, the same• will be Oven or sent
of the 14i.,vLern. To entire Ow secree, to essene
dettalimg. the 100-mtge il letteis may Le added
fee medi. into-107. Hollow-garden.

" For mint of timely rare .
Millions have died of medicable grounds."
For sorb nit these, then, this healing Halo is rui,ahle. Com-
plaints •tkled under the carnelroa appellation of Nervous and
Contomptire are it proper dhotis—die one It n ill et ndkate,
the Other sill be ruted by its influence.. The Italot of Gilead
hos prodneed more good in this country than not medicine sitter
the fornuttino of aMateria Medkn. It roadie-the blood with-
out ion:tot* it t brisce, without illmulolling too violently the
&wrongs system; frees nod dithnriliens the viscera and other im-,
. the lamented Sir W. iew.. portant organs 1 resolve+ obstructions, sad throws off viscid
„.....- ' , fitting humours i streugthens the general[titbit, nod brings bock
battle or the 18t4 ult., P
-.-- the muscular Mires to their nainral anal healthy tour; :.s it is
' vessel at Ostend, for It In 1 enletelitted to prutlnce, in ft comiderahle der.tre, all or any
The garrison was ends, arms : of these vireos, so it nowt, ender certain raoaideatiovis and re,
%trillions, be equally adapted for the Are of every species of
and minute quus were fired from ail i deem..
Jr on the station. The peoososioo to I Tlis medidoe hos been uncommonly sueretsfal with young
d soiemn. and impressive, ma
people, who have the appearaace and air Of old age ; who are
----.. laginded 3
ap.lr, effeminate; h wised, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose
Mkt.COLILS wbo has Out aammand - bodies ore become hem, whose lees are no longer able to carry
the Commandant of the Oft, and them ; who hove no utter distaste for evert thing, or ort,totallir
Incapneitated. Whero•the stomach is frequently disordered the
ffiabitants, while, the beads of the body Is weakened ; isalrorstr, bodily decay; and emaciation
played the Deed Needs alligilla .. suroted. and the eves fink iota the bend.
iorning, a groom in the emelt erg* l'he Cnrdiai Balm of Gilead. in bottle+, price 11.. each, or
-.1,
stost:syrrdi,n
dutyrne fianemtviltiebd:iltle for 31. by which one Its. bottle is
died
in St. oiorge,s sompitait
dreadful accident which ise met I With earn bottle •Is given ft copious 11111 of Direetions,
ings
since early, oe constitsuo,, centaining select illiutrationvofefficacy of these ntellicioeii,
u I V* CifWetritstrtit label or stamp of which ho thew ord+ " Sml.
Park, while exercising siborse be.; soirmrn, Liverpool," ettglayeuin its olficial impression, and Is
Royal Highness. A groom riding a uniformly posted on the cork 4 each bottle. All others ore
counterfeits.
missing him, looked behind. him, I sal b, !goosed LeiKh, No. 18, Strand; ontonn nn4 co. (lute
the unfortunate' young mae was Dicey nod %aim), flow Cllttreb-yard ; Bacon mid Co. 150,
Is back ; he immediately returned sil,olo_44ltnr, London; Brodie and Dowding, .Votti•titry ; A.
leceased under the horse, he extricated Nn. 6, tilleugeine-gri.„Nonsnnit.h; f;Tr. vi;:it::, 7 h
lila iflli,itiritv.iini
I.Kzeetier, !
;less with some difficulty, but he nod of Mes-ro. Ft Newburyand Sous,,Dublin ; and °titer Mot:.
dm. Yentlers in F.orppe and Amines. ifeless ; he was taken to the Hospital,
u• Dr. bulinpou ti,, outwitted experts his instal fee of
found to be much Injured, but he ore Found, to rilile'litili letters sb.'ile, fur solely, be thusi
. dressing it he became raring mad, , directed— ___
till he died.
/ " lifineV Leiter. Dr. firlomon, Gilead-house, rear Liver- i 1 ONI/ON ! Primes'. •od Plitilielli4l t••• f") 10
• • • - I pool. l'oid double postme." ' 'S Svavo+w •11 Orrice, Si. Fleet-st,et,

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'victory. ever, to prove the
Philip Booth, Esq. lately elected one of the She- he was cousequent
riffs 9f London and Middlesex, was, on his petition, evidence being ah
-. gilisc barged from the said office, on account of his case, although the
,advanoed ago and ill state of health. Nonsuited.
Anthony 'Brown, Esq. at his request, was also Mr. Barry will
discharged from his nomination for the office of and the case will I
*ten ff. SIR To 1
,______ . This was an ac
. • DIAMONDS. amount of a depot
~_,- chase of an estate,
' At the third annual course of lectures of the Bir-
making out a goo(
mitighetn Philosophical Society, which closed a short The estate in qt
time singe, a very curious description and estimate of op to sale by Mr.
,
all the large diamonds, known to be in existence sire of the Defends
,
Attorney of a , Ger
were give; by Mr. Thomason.
nee
The number of known diamonds, of 36 carats and
the estate beloc
upwards, be stated to be no more than nineteen, two
were 3,5001.
, and the P 1
5
only of which in England, viz. the Piggott ditions of sale, p
,1 Mr. Driver paid to
diamond, weighing 45 carats, and worth 16,2001. and
Mr. PARK subm
1 cue in the possession of the llor^shY family, of 36 case could only Lle
carats, worth 80001. Holland has but one, which Amway
1. weighs 36 carats, and is valued at 10,3681.; its form , and col
is conical, and it was for some time in the possession action.
Lord &Lamm:to
1
of4dessts. Randal and Bridge, of London. France '
has tire: the largest was bought by the Duke of said, that as far as
dant
Orleans daring his Regency, and thence called the fen
.1.
Ahe was in no
AfronexT.
. , Regent Diamond; its weight is 136 f carats, and ter in which the
value 149,0381. Germany has one, weighing 139 f s
carats, and worth 155,6821. Russia is rich in these
ceipt of the money
w
gems; its largest is that of the Sceptre, which is said
he knew to whom
gems; It. largest is that of the Sceptre, which is said it appea to whom'
red, labour
to weigh 779 carats.—lf this be true, it must be worth, creditors.
according to the general mode of estimating thee, 1
theenormees sem of 4,854,7181. The history of this 1 Lord ELLENBOR
I 'altered the complex
diamond is rather carious: for a lots; time it formed bad distinctly state
the eye of an East Indian idol, from' which post it •
was removed by as &repeals soldier. From him it which he had receit
1 passed through several hands, and was lastly sold to , alone.
have had no right h
, ii
t
the FAWN" Catherine for 0(40001. a handsome an- I The proofs war
malty, and a patent of nobility. Russia has several
I r) others one of which is estimated at 369,8001. The estate and the defer
if ', could not be contrc
Great 'Mogul has one, of a rose-colour, and valued
the Plaintiff—dame
at 622,7281. The two principal ones, belonging to
the Defendant, in t
Persia, are called in tfie hyperbolical language of the
ceived from Mr. Di
,i s, . •:... Rost, " The Mountain of Splendour," &c. and 1,, " the , had been paid to Al
, 1 See of Glory;" one is worth 145,8001. and the other
PR EROGiti
34,8481. The Portuguese Royal Family have two,
~_ 2_
Y..,. •*
•,,
l i
one of which is still uncut, and if we may credit the
I li Portuguese accounts, is the largest ever found ; it is •
.IS
said to weigh 1680 carats ; and supposing it to lose i
UST AGAMST R
1 .-
half its weight in cutting, it would be worth s AND AL I
This was a proc.•
, 0 5,84-1,8001. upwards of a million more than the
At
Sceptre diamond of Russia. There is a small part ' the will of Mrs.
ea
+
toy
widow, dec
broken off, which was done by the man who found 1 2
it, who, ignorant of what stone it was, struck it I bile died nn the 9
personal property t
with a hammer upon an anvil. It was found at the
! a testamentary pept
Brazil... It must net be concealed, that some per-
sons conversant in these things doubt the existence times this payees,'
Nathani Hyde, c
el
t . of this stone. According to the model exhibited, it
the
is somewhat like the shape turd size of an ostrich's Crown, who we
egg. The other diamond in the possession of the
petty in case of int
liou,e of Braganza is worth 360,8001. who might claim eel
Mr. Thomason exhibited models of all the large' be
Moshe .ds. He stated, that after repeated expert-
Posers, he hid at length socce.ded in producing a It aeared from
ing confined
M to hi
died, was visited
• 1 transparent paste glass, exactly equal in specific whom she reiluestk
, •
gravity to the diamond ; that is, three and an half seared' and a long
course of which Is
i.l times heavier than its own bulk of water. Having
she
thus predured a material suited to his purpose, he .
t gave them, and
to her, lo which slit
I_ next a=certained, though not without considerable i ~coposed to jo bora
1 difficulty, the form and colour of each Aube v
Imressed her satid
1 diamonds that he Intended to imitate, and by vary. !and
. •
red the
, , i leg the tints of his composition, aid attending to
eserntZP:he deem
Js '..
• 1.
I?
1 the weight, he was enabled to produce a fac7sitaile
of each.
will was brought to
WATER PART
Y Y.-The LORD MAYOR, LADY expressed himself f
Maonzss, and party, on their arrival in the city aid she died in also
No opposition wt
+land accordingly pro
barge at Richmond, on Thursday, went on board a i posad#4l.
6 beautiful yacht, called the Navigation Barge, which -_!...--.....,
was moored off the Duchess of BUCCLNUGH'S seats The remains of tl
Richmond-hill.---A splendid ball was given on board
41 and the company were afterwards drawn by horses
en 'the bank to Kew, where they landed, and pro-
s who fell in the betel
barked in a gun ve
his native country.
• ceeded in carriages to town. The company in the the whole time, ant
1 Groidsollihs' barge dined at the Castle, Richmond, the vessels of war o
t
I and participated in all the pleasures f a well.ar- the beach was Bohn
ranged entertainment.
by Admiral Sir P.l
BOrxiTiOle,, w Jelfe learn, that
By the brig Mary, from of the ships there, I
.. st. Co that a Spanish 74, with 500 ail the principal Lob
i -. people on board, and 800,000 dollars, was acddes. mini regiments ph
tally blown up at the island of Margaretta, and all Yesterday Month.
'
the crew perished • also, that the Barbadoes brig of Duke of York, di
war had detained three Bourbon vessels boend to coaseettence of a
1 Miitinique and Guadaloape." with a few mornin
The following fatal accident lately happened at Hill, St. James's Fig
, Baden, two posts from Vienna :—A new ley built longing to his Roy
liron bridge, of only one arch, broke down when horse before him, a
I first open^d to the
public, the consequence of which and sew the horse 1
• o
was, that about 100 f the people assembled upon it riding, lying on his
, s ear lost their lives or were dangerously hurt. and found the decea
4 •
~ • It has been remarked, that there have been more him from the harne
sodden deaths and precipitate marriages of late, than was apparently
heels
It ,
•. at n, former period. Doctor MOSELEY* says,
.both when his head was I
. •:, . effects arise from one and the nano Amesrm. a was not dead. On
pkiketa• • and coatinoed so tit
..,
t •
.... ,
.., •
-'s
, . lve . = -...: ..
....;• . ,
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:I:zaialip tillimow
Cif RA
r of DAPAN'S
ES, havarg ra,fined
cure of Writ-Nr..5, '
very other Disei,s,t
Ise prrarlice, joii,ed
evelosivelv en..b:es
not robjvct to the
ustie or the common
stir rases fully in a
will liaise proper re-
symptoms, see Mr.
4 the ti iet bra. die,
rat tt‘o EPtoltsrllers.
feet, Sohn I nisei..
iine Dill Four, IQ
Evening.
- I
•
rm success at. I
neat in the cure of in
I coma-iced by she •
atthtsive proctice—.
to the Patitiv folks
!nolo class of Diu. : i
f the Royol Col.
tet their studies to
active habit of in-
-4 it filisiseesous train
Is votaries all the
iistres-ing• state of
'pore of sorb bane.
-e in hot elimnte., : t
rtf the constitution 't
rgeone of London, 'I
item' to sound and 1
e Cure of a felt
nomeast of ioehrie- i
the char( spire of I
acelerate stages of
•ty of p.sinfol and
~
plan (without re-
atielit a permanent
N
nwinly connected he
have not escaped 1
Islas, they are en. , • ill
iielorrs, whether
~,z to the painful
t 5 iIIISIIMIreS ran be
rears continuance.
It
after the cure had
lona creel t and
clic* of 14 year.,
gli, instance, ever
*linos and persons
lit of basil* been
methods had beeii
ON
1 of those tender
rased, It may nisi
riper perneveran4 A
;wed, and the idi-
illlss
the rare of thesit be
WI, he ma.llselll Pr
y . atoached to she mie
mselves to staff, Ism
"islet iram carry Mt
;•14- froin vu inns mil
'ofe,simiiii polka. 16-
Tliat P rovid,.nele OM
Ids •a Wrikf/AA,
-their re-scirelny
'rated, !taw h. Id
telwitsi outer:nit •••1
*raid :nue, •1•14
. pp,iiriAl .9 t .1•
VIM the empfwi-
lo (heirs•the• beg
II fildlllll:7,ft .11 i I
pannier •.1 .m
•
possannsions.cons 1
,s,sallarto•e will,
ly Itfn4,;:,, I, . 'r
p site l.nriitu4rni
'tied, rc m i rotrifit
I Iry 01/.6: ,:f ties 6,1
MY. n,- hv lents; 1
ash
wreey, au: ileac:, j.
Pfee•atinets
~......_........._t
tion of soritt
••sigh the paean
coil which wetted
slid 61rmir,—
Me 4f wedlock i
diseaie, or deity. •
Y me. a tenses
is indispensably
e. and to reaml- .
itutribated more
thine which are - 1
IS this considers.
1.,.f0r these last . iii
aclusiveiy. to the a&
Ind the disorder' „.' I
*the system pc,- 4
rate At hen I. by 3 v •
deficiencies that ' ahead
he succes..ful re- :to
it to uppoie the • ...-
Ist important is '.
'es every person
lacialie I
ieueyeichosetringto:
,-
awll Which Messrs.. • •
t awl
In professing .
. Om
o isditement •
Nisi/met of such :' 24
artily edneated •; „
of Landon. and
„, fri:
tic infecilms are '
111181
Those rat' this firti
inveterate *tic.
iernianciitly mid
11 • .
!men of the fat
P
'eses. Carrie mid
(bra. stricitires,
- 1
lament eat.; re- Iltav
atisfarturr eel' tom
.•urrie and Cio)4
.3
1 Imd wrietuiei •f i
Messrs. Home, AC
Who millets:lord
AMI
c„siithout run viti
folio wit% lever pat
Qesitle.nrn, re-
ad mid irisseoull fall
its tile ion of a
rasing and pail.-
cant of several .
SIN
m ngtuled him
In
4 of ttentmeat .
to. he received 8
1!
....
bay 38, lato. , dm
Tarn. -
f
orating to Der
6
, io.ronsequear• gal
rev in the tire- fait
'earl' enjoyed so
IA
e entertains no T
and attention, a
int. A: he we,
NW vim pin int,
eat cornporioir,
which be s. mi-
rug to acknon- , sok
poiate,l ir. ...etc' it
:it ill In; . !'.. i'
; and tilt. 1 fv., Al
t doubt am .1 • ''' 11"
r Ir:i te hr
itrtlePt; ; 1: i wall: 1
rie awl Cn. tie I
re of a loog:.01
soars. Me.,,,. e
•iihtrg.e, OA/ 3'
N. 107. HA-
the rarticu:atl maw
a remittance fa MAI
sent to 11115 rot ' alt••
nal la il.eir io-
Via i
1 is the „Teo(
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