The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

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TILE £O3LIfr V COUNCIL.
elle following List ...Attains the names of the
embers, on each side, who voted in the Com-
o', Council, on Wednesday. Letters had been
rot to all those Members who were in the habit
.upporting, indiscriminate!y, all the measures
1f Government, desiring their attendance, and that
fey would not leave the Court till the business
was finished. Ministerial influence was fully used
to obtain the attendance of Members to vote against
the Petition, and to induce others to stay away,
ho could not be prevailed upon to vote against
it : out of the 238 Members, who form the re.
presentation of the different wards, 83 were ab.
sent. It will remain for them to give a satiillsctori
reason fur their conduct to their constituents.
For Ms Quedion. ..tribut it.
ALDERSGATE.
Deputy Aldridge Rowlatt
Fisher
Paxton
O. King -
Turner
Thomas

Deputy Wadi!

Deputy Ord
Dorrfard
Edis
Sampson
.iudkits
Clode
White

• 44W INTELLIGENCE. •
COIIIT OPIKINO'S 88/401, Joys 7.
Sittings et Niel Prima, Wore Lord Chief Instils
ELLIWOBOVOII.
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ASSAULT.

NEXOULSON O. COLEMAN.
°This was au action to recover damages far an

Amenit.
Mr.' PARK. stated Shot the Plaintiff was a youth
0f.17 years of age, an apprentice to his mother, a
free.walerwontan, residing at Rotherhithe. The
Defendant wad beadle of the Wateemen's Com.
parry, Orli* at the ume place. "Thellaintiff, on
the 10th of November, last year, wjis siting with
his boat opposite the Defendant's hous. Ills sister,
s beautiful girl of 15, Inas passing ,by ; the Defend.
ant's wise pushed her against the Defendant, on
which he made use of the most gross and oppre:
brious language. The Plaintiff, feelintindigoant
at the epithets made use of to his sister, called out
to the Ddendant to look at his wife, and consider
whether they would net be more iwpropriate if ap.
plied to her. The Defendant, "a" strong athletic
man, immediately ran •at the Plaintiff, knocked'
him down, kicked,, and beat him in a most unmer.
ciful meaner.; pad would bare continued his bra.
ttlity, if aqt *topped by a number of respectable
Gentleamk 'I he. Plaintiff was confined fur a
length If time, from the bruises he received, and
was obliged to hare medical assistance. The
Learned Counsel contended, that this was an as-
sault of, a most atrocious nature, and required es.

emplary,damagea.
This statement was fully made out by most re..'
spectable wittledses.
Mr. Gsettow. Counsel for the Defendant, said,
he was insteucted to state that no assault had been
committed, either by the Defendant or his wife,
and that there were witnesses to prove the fact ;
if so, he was convideed the Jury must give a ter.
diet for the Defendant.
Four witnesses were called, who attempted to
prove the.statement of the'Leafl►ed Counsel; but
their evidences were so contradictory, and they
prevaricated so much, that Lord ELLINEO ROUGH
observed he could hot believe them, and he was
suss the Jury Were of the 1111110 opinion: he con,.
sidered the defence an aggravation of the offence.
The Jury, witho.ut hesitation, returned a ver.
diet fur the Plaintiff—Damages, 251.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Jane 7.
BEFORE KR. JUSTICE LAWERECE.

MAitSU V. TUOSPE.
This was an action brought by the Plaintiff, a
green-grocer, in- Fleet-market, against the De.
fendant, a 'farmer, residing at Ealing Corner, near
Hounslow, to recover damages fur an assault
committed under the circumstances following.
The Plaintiff had paid a visit to that part of the
country where the Defendant resides, and he went
into a public-house knowu by the sign of the
Coach and' Horses, to take sometliNg to drink.
The Defendant, who happened to be in the roan,
entered into a dispute about the reckoning, ind
after sonic altercation struck the Plaintiff a violent'
blow in the face with quart put. The wound
was deierlbed to be of a serious astute. The Jury
found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Waage' st.
infE V. 1.114.14t1r.1
This action was brought by the EfeMator of a
Mrs. Knight, to iccJver a small suns: of money for
the use and occupation of apartments at Camhcr-
well.grove. 'lke Defendant contended, that he
was not bound to pay more than I7d. Gd. a week,
according to an agreement made with Mrs. Knight,
but the Plaintiff sought to recover fur 20 weeks,
at the rate of a guinea and a half. The J ury fouud
a verdict for the Plaintiff.
aelmisemenimwed

CLERKEN WALL SESSIONS; JUNE 7.
This being what is generally termed County Day
of this Sessions, the Court was occupied during the
whole of it in hearing Appeal and Petition cases,
of-no interest to- any but to the iudividuels imme.
&Moly concerned,
OLD BAILEY, haus 7.
Henry Molloy was indicted for stealing in the
dwelling-house of Mary Martin 30 guineas io
gold, and about 701. in Bank-notes, her property.
Mrs. Martin stated, that she was a lady of the
Cyprian order, and had a house in the neighbour.
hood of St. James's-street; that the Defendant
Was Invited by her to sleep in her house for the
Safe-guard of it; but that on the night of the 15th
'at April, she lust the above property whilst he was
,therein. Her' evidence, however, was eicecding.
-ly contradictory ; she at first denied that any other
man had been in the house but the prisoner ; but
at length admitted that two gentlemen had visited
her at different interests during the• night, and
that one of them staid till twelve o'clock the. neat
day.' It appeared also that other persons, both
male and fcaiale, b$ access to the ROM where
the mow wu supposed to be lodged, as.well as.
the priaosser. Verdict—Not Guilty.
Sophiu Sessth sad Sarah Butler were indicted
for • rubbing John Wain of a 21. note, and four 11.
notes. The prosecutor's evidence amounted, to
this, that being importuned, in an amorous MO.
meat, to lose sight of that prudence which gene.
rally. belongs to Gentlemen at the wrong side of
60, hotonsented to partake of a kind, invited*
to share the comforts of a hp: Cable supper, and
other good things, at the a eats of the
.prl.
soners. He accordingly proceedg4 thither, and
having, by way of prelude to his rehire gnitifiCa.
lions, commenced his career with a little priming of
gin and bitters, they blew' out the candles, sacked
the old gentleman of his money, and " bundled
hiss (to use his own expression) down stairs." - In
this situation be had nq other resource but to the
watchman, who kindly lent him every other assist.
ante bat that of recovering his money, for he
found the women were they lay concealed, but not
an atom 'ot thi notes. •
In their defence they denied' all knowledge of
the elderly Gentleman, and the Jory, npt having
further proofs, acquitted both the Ladies, who
very demurely acknowledged their gratitude `to the

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Ileaclt; bat; turning 'sand• te the.Peosatmes;•
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they were retiring from the deck, set-uip a I It
laugh. 'ti • •
Janes Butler wasindicted for assent ag mug,
Dukes, on the King's highway, putting kite is'
fear, and taking from his penis's a one pound'',
Bank note, a gold ring, and a silk handkerchief. •
The Prosecutor stated, that on the night of the
25th of December last,tehilst he was stauditig at
the corner of Coventry-street, in the Haymarket,'
in coniersatiou with a woman of the name of
Frances Adam, he was struck a most violent blow,
on the face with a heavy and sharp instrunsentel
and instantly knocked senseless to the gronud..
That the blow was so great as to deprive him to(
all further recollection, aid that lie knew no
more of the -facts appertaining to him till next
morning, when he found that his breeches pocket,
where the property mentioned. in the iodicktnent,
lay, had bees turned inside out,, and that. the said
property had been taken away, lie said that be
heard he was carrkd in that Senseless state to a
Criend'a hoese;. in TitchfieldAtreet, where he re-
mained
that night, and is the morstiog missed,the
above property. ')1 t. .13.' .1
Frances.Adams,.the woman to whom be was
speaking, deposal!, that she knew him since she
first came to London, about 14 years sigo,' and
that she also knew tfie prisoner ; that on the night
stated in the indictment, about half-past ,eleven
o'clock, whilst the prosecutor was speialtitti to
her, she saw the prisoner come isp to ben and in.
btantly knock him down ; that tale having scream.
ed and endeavoured to raise him, was herself. also
knocked senseless, by a desperate blow that. cat
her over * temple;;. that she neither could say
or know moje of the fact.
•! The prisoner* was apprehended about three
weeks ago at Danbtrry, :Whither it appeared he
'eta immediately after • last Christmas, s here lid
was apprehended by Richard. poi, one of the
Officers of Queetes.square Police Office.
' In his defence be denied the'ishirge, and said he
was not in theriliymittket that evening on Which
the robbery wat:seitt to:he's° taken place.
lie called some witnesses, and. the Jury having.
only evidence before them on which they cousi.
tiered themselves bound to give a verdict fur an
assault, arid not for a robbery; actieiiiett
There being second charge against him for ano-
ther offence, he was ordered t‘i be detained.
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A Gentleman who arrived in an open beat from
Rotterdam, sap, that liscench troops ore aocuoui..
sating greatly. in Holland, and that within these
few days 6000 of them entered the country.;.
The Gentlemen assembled at Wakefield, to fr.
lebrate.the anniversary of that great net! poislgr;
Statesman Mr. PITT, amounted, after a groat Oil:
of heatittg.up for recruits, in that as in othit
places, to the enormous number of twenty.threet
'and the Greasy.cap't Magistrate will he shorkerk,
to ilearo, !bat is nevertheless true, that the Chair.;
min of thlti angtist,Meeting was a Cropper I slit
Worship 'will be still further surptised • when he
Is teal, that one of the toasts given on this ratan
cation was,
" The immortal memory of Charles James Pox. •
Oh! what profound politicians are, your PITT.
dinner men !—( Leeds Mercars.)
A bundle of Eatehepter 'to' the value of
32,0001. has been lost ur stolen from She Glasgow
Mail.
R. EC ORDZ R'S R EPORT.--Wati r Sil ay, the Re.
corder made his report to his Majeaty, of the pd.
soners under sentence of death In ileirgate, When
R. Jones, anal Cooling, for forging.a receipt for
341:45. 411. with intent to defraud the East India
Company ; and Melindalfapson, alias Mintar,
for breaking out of the house of W. Digitalis, hay.
.ing stolen therein goods of the said Villain, va-
lue 31. and upwards, were ordered for elleeutiow
on Wednesday next: The WILTS were iespited
during pleasure.
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Co iosEtes INQUEST..—Yesterday, tiJqry.. as-
sembled at the White noise public.boUse, at
Hampstead", toitake.a view of the body of Ann
Cockbill, who was found drowned in one of the
ponds on the Math, with strong marks of violence
on her person: she had no pruperty upon her but
a pawnbroker's duplicate.. The Jury rederdad a
verdict id" Wilfid Murder 'agaiiist some person or
t!
persous unknown.
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AN ADDRESS ,TO MR. PA.CKWOOD, :
TII! CELEBRATED RAZOR STROP StAKER, NO. 10,
GRACECHUBCII4TREET, LONDON.
Imisortzl Packwoo‘sit reviled
B,v all the chins that boast a heard,
• ACcept the gratulation of my Chops,
• That griun'd beneath the grubbiog toil,
• Now happy under razor's
'• • That owe their keenness to thy peerless Strops.
But here, friend Packwood, we aunt cavil,.
Indeed a very serious 641; '
-Death, from his dark domains. will post away,
In tiracechurch Street, to find tby'shop,
There whet his scythe upon shy Strop,
And cut us, poor inertias, down like so much hay.
. PLIEN. PINDAft.
• Tbecountine-lwirsepeniumile .vbeated on one of PACK-
WOOD'S S'f [LOPS, will ezprriettell a pinitive• Prue( ok
their superior excellence; and give a keen edge to the Razor
.to shale to admiration. The' SWIM, are mild for Ss., 6d. N.
Mid 10s. I. each; Boxes of Paste, red and black, 2.. 6d.
bat* to repair and keep she Strop in order for years. if
meat approved on trial, to return the Money within one Week
'after the perebuse. 101.1 by the princisml._Perfumen stud
,Itlsopteepers in Town and Country, also by Mr. Cooper (late
lilmitioss) Dublin; Mr. !taciturn Edinburgh ; Messrs, Den-
ial*, No. IS, Titckhoume-street; Mr. Rowney, No. 106,
Bittun-garden ; Mr. Sizeland, No. 2, Vere.orret, Caven-
dish-square; and by Mr. Packwood, No. 16, Gracechurcb-
street, London.

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BIRTHS.
Yesterday morales, Mrs. Joshua Mayhew, of is son.
Monday-last, at Lea Castle, the Hon. Mrs. Knight, of a
daagbier.
Timmy last, the Lady of Rowland Stephenson, Esq. of a
son.

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4. • - •J t •El LEIN 0 P Ild 4° N ; it" f til II h AR"'
rIIHE• CELEB 'rEia. it rEETWIlarit
.1 ZOR TABLET, sanctioned by hirittial ifigasses
the Prince of Wales; 'snow milt dedldidli estallii•hed hi
tata
public patronage, and unelitilypeal apptabation, as the utak
savakeabk, and-one. kw than ever potliteed. to prepare
and foruira Raster' ' (*BOLL lite u-4 01. on) to the
ifiereseiftt and Set eilaYlo94ol-0111.poldillly bp cfs
oedesired. I , - ..• di
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tint af cbutpusition. . • ' y ...,-, ~, . Its:PowerA•rpla
duct a fur* of ett , A
.l; 4,,,, ti k ' : .4". being laid
dat pp the face du •" , L.,,, .
„,_'...?", • "lug.' thereto:.
,preventing the, too COM . N.f '7,7 ,
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.its pre-
)eminent advautage of . '.
.1%. . if.** r.tfeeto the
longer it ea wed, and imalities ; • .. tably poesestrs.
its order to protect the Pu , ' i. • .re thin, rash Tab-.
let is sold signed by the Investior. , %Thomas Rice, and
uumbesed in red ink, at bill Warehouse, No. 52, ark- •
street, Grosvenor-Square; mid 65; Clientilade, el• ice ;71.4.
Alto, an- Inventioa fur. sharetwqg Peoknives kwithaqt Fitt
use of oil) upon unerring principled, eapatde of beriespica
with success and pleasure. by else ustist Waist or ..Okapi,
'price ss. Each Invention is mid by regularly appoimea
ti
'Limas thronAhont the United Klugdum. . K. Smyth, Dame.
.street. Dublin, ~y.hulesiele
1441.1'fltifff AC; INS t la.“. 10 ITION.
APrepSpurious rreparatintic in if/rotation of Dr..
Stains It&ANIMATINCs $(0141,11. TIN Crtig,t4
are baptised on the Public, it become. the duty of the Pitt.
prietor of the Genuine Medicine to guard them %whet stab
Imposition la future i he therefore begs leave to hangs them,
tbe Genuine SOCA it TINCTURE has his sign:stair, " c.,
W. eAFFELeer upon the outside of all the wrapper'!..
' ' A Pamphlet may be bud, grat IS, Collikinitg 4 11U111bet of
Cures lately performed by this valuable Restorer-of-gannet •
in Diseases of the Breast and Lungs; Asthma, Dropay, Gus. . •
snmption, Nertoes Complaints, Agars, Convulsions, ad ay
violent Disor'ders dile Mose:ids and Bowels.
Sold in bottles, nt 6s. is. 6d. and 14s. at the Original Ware. • •
house. No. 4U. New Ilridge-street, 'Ludgate-hilt, Londoa
and by must of the respectabk Veuders ii. tik• Kingdom.
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SMILING PflYSIt.• • ----•
A SWECTENEIt OF Ti'tli 111.009. •
DR. VENEL's A tstrt.scolutuTic VE-
itilET AB LE PILLS arc the btu alterative and puri-
fier of the Blood, not requiring any confinement, or restraint
in Diet. This Medicine dissolves in the Sto.aneb, Mewls
with the food, and gradually pervades the circulating fluids,
correetinr, in its passage emery deviation from a state of
bealth : in short, this is the long-sought-for Vegetable Speria
tic, or safe but active fillip-thine for that fashionable saiiiicral.
• Mercury, which never cures 1 disease Iv killed gesterettiog ,
a worse • when all other inediciues have foiled, the ;them-
live Bills may be relie.l on us a specific for the !kiwi's,
I Seurbutic-Eruptions, the Dre„os of Mercury, and every other .
Disease *thing from vitiated Illeud.
Prepared and Aped by Vent and Co. and sold at Bacon's,-
0
150, o,rd-sweet, opposite Band-street; .'Taus.,
It oyat
Exchauge; Golding's, 4-2, Coniiiill;' Parsons, 163, Fleet.
street, nitil Richards:. (Si. *read.' Price 15..641. per lies.
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. , A CARD TO VILE .VOIALE SEN.
DR"•
FOTIIERGILL'g justly celebrattal FE.
MALE PI LLS, fur diiYereut complaiMs incident to the
sex at'varinus• periods of life, . Id .bas been truly observed,
that wonien more than the other sex may be con:,idered in a
cettal.i degree as iavasais ; they tire sualectetl to a satiety of •
diseases, lam: the more of the Attica ous they are destined as
nsasheesaoperformoi tech entails upon them weaLness..paia., .
and an interruptiuil ut those regular secretions comietted wills
the full eqjoyaieut of health; to act lOU the constitution of the
female, and relieire this obstrucliou, am remedy has been
+team, Its (seems.. with soca certainty, quickness, and sist t).
as Di: Fothvgill's Female pills; it midis ;ugh touic nod iu-
vigor:ding powers, with i's peculiar quality of reliev4og *R-
oes% oppresslou. and those other uneasy symptoms which
folic front too mach bloud In the habit ; they are the fRINgt '
Certain cure fur•intrvons,,nysteric, and flatulent complaints, as
well tat; the various ottr spasniudiE attectimis mil conetion to
the sex. Dr. rotherei l' Pills, its a. Fatuity M ..Heide, slreitid
be itt,eossession of every )!salver, and other guardians of the
young, who hake feeiallie 'entrusted to their care.
Sold, i litilesalmtod-Jeviit 4. Mr. Butlers, 4, Cheapside,
Corner ur Illtieetiostat&V ; and retail by Tutt, Royal Es-
ehange • Allen, 76, Oxford-street; Clark, %'t, Borough;
and lutist Country Booksellers and Venders, ita SOU'S, alt.
2s. /ed. each. . .
Of %On:4'mq be bad. Butlerli :Anisette Pectoral in-
seuges, fur impeuvlog Aim teary...mid .for coughs, colds,
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-sanas. and emsoimptions, he Illoitesi ut laid.
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' VIR.FitELMAN% GU eTA SALU PARIS. •
T"cufste of this infallible Nictlicitie has been
sa long prayedt• that nothing of the prelim( day caw
bear a compeatiou with it in 01l the diifererst stages of I.
certain Disease, which it ell'ectivilly cureswod.erMlicates from
the habit,. without excitiu the.aainful fecliags and es poositki
not attends Salivatieo, w ithiatt deullitating the Constitutions
in any degree, or even requiring coutinemeat from Milani-As,
or restriction of diet. The radital virtues of ramie inestima‘
hie Drop; hat, proved their claim to public opprohation,
for inure than So years, Id all the debility of both sexes
they prove a never-failing rostiaative, whether-the debility
,;is pruclieed by ton free a use of 3lercery,• by illicit plea-
sures, or the e&cts of a warns climate. I'it travellers, mud
those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strmig
ly. as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete care is
all old stubbora Glees, and every weakness that affects the
Blndder and origami of Urine... By its .etticacy,onmay women
i; have beconie hlotbens, who fur years have been deprived of
that,happiners. ..
Sold. whodesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap-
t side, Corner of Paternoster-row ;toed retail by mint Coo
aledielne Venders. is Bottles 42s IW. each, with ample
1 reptilian. Of nbom may he had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral
;:lalzeilkiri, for coughs, colds, asthma~, sore throats, ott.•ia
I .Boxes id !Sid. cacti.
BUTLER's CLLEBILATLI) IthsrottATivE'l'UOtit-. •
NM It ER.
BEAUTY of Countenance anti regtitaritv of
Features are allowed to distinguish the British Fair s
hut the Proprietor of BUTLEIt's TOOTH POW DES
would beg leave to readmi his Conntrywoutem. that the lustre
of their thanes loses luilf its indolence where the teeth are
discoloured, or skew a rotten said unhealty uppearanic : this
is. the mere inexcusable, as the present preparation affirtis
the infallible means of removing every blemish of the mi-
me!, and is safe in its applieation, heiag composed of vest-
titbits. It is recommended to out attention of nil tanks, as.
clearing away every. imperfectimt, either in the colour or
In the decay of the enamel of the Teeth ; as rendering the
breath sweet and delectable, and making the gums of their
proper ghtipe and vermillion late; and a certain pretientite
ti :mast the Tuoth-Ache.—No compinitiou of this kind ever
brought forward to public notice, has met with such starer-
-1 sal approbation; and the Prilprietoi has to boast that it it is
Imp' daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold Wholesale old, Retail. at Mr. Butler's, Pio. 4,
al, , Chen side corner of Paternoster Row 6 gad retail by most
Country Medicine Venders and Peiftatairs, in boxes; It
oat ir 2.5. 9d. each. Of whole away kg two. jusiter's Aromatic
,ip, Pectoral Lozenges for coughs, nAlimas, sore throats, Sw.
r, in boxes, at Is. lid. each.
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PE,
.4.1 lirMi'llE;;SED with a colisciousness that these
A. deviatloa from the general puts bas berai highly benefi-
euce vial. to: other. % and Improved to their professional acquire-
ie a b ments by the Aiaturlty •of wait 24)earii experience, Meat.
to CURRIE, nod Vo. continue, wish unabatalawdooe, the
ittlill-,
fasts. dication of those ;)isorders which ate the consequent* • ,'
.i. Sire cif indulgence, or Site destructive habits of the issrosulderste•
turn tl Schoul-boy. lu professing the cure of these eionplalets, tbep
by tfr hold out no indueetiovit to vice, Wits seas' Oa sise4l MOW
Cow be
Karts be of the existence of sacb calamities, ofer their assist--
Atm.' once as regularly edtteated Surgesins o and of die,
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Size' 'Royal College of FAinburgh. lu all eases .
.litie ors- ..
fection, and hi every complaint of Debility and 'Orkney,. - • .-'
y ?dr. whether mislay from the mfatataltin of a certain detaNctiwr
' habit,' long residence is warm climates, free living,
...---, other cat** producing a deb:lens, of manly vigour. the pas-
tient inny rely on a leaky restoratioot to vigorous liiis..
morphs, Their unproved plait o curing Strictures of the Urethra litre
At, at • been attended with peculiar sateen. . Strictures of tea site
toe years duration have yielded to their ireutotens WV*
1 last, f skit nod of three weeks. Several Noblemen and aldliW,
men of the first respectability, who have laholored wider tikilM,
painful and distresinot disease, having received a radical suit
remnant cure, particularly request that referetie.atAthe
made to them, us satisfactory evidences or to deci
riority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s phut of treatmost. ' Many.
of these Gentlemen had been under the care of Messrepoine,
Heaviiide and other Surgeons of equal eminence. Whit..
attempteitheir cure by the application of the Ltlaiir (*bile'
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11... without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be Cunsidied
Oalittusday selatigh, aged 'tlilfty..ise or of which isy patleats of either sex with the greatest secrecy awl mar,.
be was conked to the luau. by sickness, George. Lodge, of' at their. house, No. 101, Itatton-garden.--Patienta itt the
Annly„ near Leeds. . 'lmantry, stating the particulars of their case inciosing a re-
At Little Wield, ow tl( Path ult. Johirlarwnotged fig t: 'fantasies for advice and medicines, will har;the '
same given,
and Mike male day, his wire aged 73. Titianoap4eirad bego or seotto any part of the United Kingdom:—tie. Itti,Hottore-
hurtled eisgears. Their re:Milos wereliesarred at IVnittair. *n• - *
tont/he 'and be carried to the OM by sic grail** j
tlid ii'fe '4.111 grant-daftghtersi aWfullertest by fear soap I. DON t Printed and Piablisheil by_ I). Lor Rt L, al tits
and four daughters. -. , ir.„ •.• ... ~. ‘ . STaTISSI4,I,OIPtCII• e 7, Ileetqtrovit.. .
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