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      CAUTION TO MEDICINE VENDORS AND . tV OTHERS . # TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN . That by tb « & recent Verdiofc obtained by Messrs . Morison against certain Impostors for counterfeiting their medicines , all persons selling medioineB as and for Mokisow ' s Pills , whioh are , in fact , mere spurious imitations , are liable to have actions brought against them for every box sold under that name , which actians Messrs . Morison will deem it their duty to e » - f ^ rc « in every case that comes to their knowledge . ^ General Agent for Yorkshire ( West Riding ) , Mr . William Stubbs , 47 , Queen-terrace , North-road , Leeds . . British CoUeg «» of Health , Hamilton-place , Nenr-road , Xoudon , Dec . 29 th , 1840 .

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      EMPLOYMENT . TJERSONS having a little time to spare ar « X apprised that Agents continue to be appointed in London and Country Towns , by tbe EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY , for the Sale of their celebrated Teas . Office , No . 9 , Great St . Helen ' * jShnreh-yard , Bishopsgatc Street . They are packed phi Leaden Canisters , from an Ounce to a Pound ; anda « w alterations have been made whweby Agents m ) l be enabled to compete with all rivals . Th » license is only Eleven Shillings per annum ; and many , daring the last Sixteen Years , have realised eonaiderable Incomes by the Agenoy , without One Shilling Let or Loss . Appficationa to bo made ( if by Letter , Postpaid ) to CHARLES HANCOCK , Secretary .

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      .. _____ In the Press , KICHARDSON'S RED BOOK , OS A PEEP AT THE PEERS , Uniform with the BLACK BOOK , " 100 Pages , Price Fourpence , fiONTAINING the Titles , Names , and Surnames V of all the Lords "Spiritual and Temporal , ' date of their births , to whom married , their connexions , the places , pensions , emoluments of office , sinecures and fat livuigi , of themselves , their children , and relations , in the Army , Navy , Law Courts , Civil Offices , Church of England , ancf Colonial Departments ; their influence in the Commona House ; shewing the golden reaBOQB for voting ftway th * millions of taxes amongit themselves and their dependents . This little Book will aolvo the problem of the Peers " sUnding by their order . " Erery reader of tho " Black Book" must have one of these companions , in order to contrast tho splendour of the tax-eatera with the misery of the taxpayers , and work out the grand social maxim— Knowledge is power ; Uni < m is strength ! " * Now Publishing , POPULAR BLACK BOOK AND ALMANAC , FOR 1841 ; Which has obtained a higher circulation than any other kind in Britain . Also , VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN . By R . J . Richardsok , Price Twopence ; riiewing their claima to a share in the Legislature and Executive power in the State . London : J . Cleave , Penny Gazette office , Sh » elane , Fleet-street ; Manchester , Hey wood , Oldhftmstreet ; Leeds , Hob » on , Star office ; Liverpoolj Smith , Scotlaud-place ; Glasgow , W . Thompson , Circular office , Princess-street ; Birmingham , Gue » t , Steelhouse-lane ; Edinburgh , Duncan , High-street ; Hudder&field , J . Leech ? Dublin , O'Brien , Abbeystreet ; and R . J . Richardson , 19 , Chapel-street , Salford ; Newcastle , D . Frauoe ; Sunder ' . and . J . Williams . TV lllVilUJO . :

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      ___ PARR'S INFALLIBLE LIFE PILLS ^ TiTHICH are now recommended by all who Ji « . " \ T tried them . They have been the meansTofw ! ttoring to health many thousands who have - 'adhnSr-. by dire dwease and ill-health . Read the followS '' Letters to the Proprietort :- iouowing SECOKD B . KPOBT FEOK » R . DBCRT , LWCOIH , ^ Gentlemen , —When you first appointedma in tfh " Old Parr ' a Ufe Pills , which wm AugU 8 t fi « Sj « was doubtful of making much sale , there » Win ?^ many different pills for the publie to please tftai selves with . There must , however , be mote uZZZl of life in Paw ' s Pills than in otheiCf ^ f&J ' enquiry , that iauiBh benefit is obtaiued from tiL » J and that they really do good to hundreds A thonwiTuR of people-I ffliy Bay thousands , if allyoHrS , sell at th « eaoae . rate as I do , for I have alreadv nS up to the present time 624 boxes , large aad WB si » s . I am now wanting a fresh supply whiX please to send instanter , or else you will have n 3 to answer for by aot making haste to give m » length of life to those wanting it ; and you mavAT penduppn it for truth , that many old peopla » w were going down fast in life , are now inviJrotatS with \ new life , new feelings , sprightly , and fiuTS activity , and who say they are far better in " hatlS ' * ince they have taken Old Parr ' s Life Pills ^ 2 they were some twenty years , back . Surely ' fteS is magic in tha pills , to do so much good to the hn . man frame , not only to the aged , but the younir u well , and particularly to young females . ¦ I am , your obedient servant , _ . ¦ ¦ James D&tmti 224 , Stone Bow , Lincoln , Feb . 8 , 1841 . ¦ Mr . Waddington , of Leicester , in a lettw daAl Feb . 13 , says : — A man called to day and bonS * one 11 j . packet , and said he wished he had knoir ? of the m « dicine six years ago , it would have eav 3 him great expence and affliotion . He had been m * . able to work all that tyne—had been under all t £ doctors in the neighbourhood , without effect W Old Parr had cured him , and now he is as sjron . and as able to work as ever he was in his life ^ f son of his also has been made quite a sew min Q taking Old Parr . Facts are stubborn things » ¦ For further p * rticulare , apply to Hr . Waddm * . ton , Bookseller , Leicester . «•»•_ . Extract / rom a letter of Mr . W . M . Clark . & eminent London Bookseller , dated Feb . 16 ] 84 hZ " Upon my word I have taken Parr ' s Life Pflk several times , and certainly they hare cured mr cold , and invariably done me good . This is ia earnest . W . M . CLARIL " 17 , Warwick Lane , Paternoster Row , London . * POBWO ACKMOWLKDtMEIO ! . . I , the » nd « raigned , JOHN CUBLEY late of Derby , but now of the town of Nottingham , hereto , fore a schoolmaster , but now out of empWnitnt d » hereby acknowledge that I have lately got ntf ; --pounded sonw pills , which I have sold to * &i « a s - persons as " Oid Parr ' s Life Pilla ^ by npnmtia * that I had purchased the Recipe for that celebrated ' medicine ; Bueb representation wa ? , hotwver , eoti » ly false , and the propriety of the genuine OB , Fa * r '» Life Pill » bave commenoed legal proteedina against me for tke above fraud , \ But I haviBf e »* pressed sorrow and contrition , and ' given up to theta the x » m « 8 and addresses of each perison to whonrl have-sold any of eoek pills , as well as of the dra ftgists Who compounded tbe same , and agreed tonajB this public apology , and pay all the exp * ace * r including thia adverneemest , the propridtorj kw » kindly consented to forego such legal proceediias , I do , therefore , declais my shame and sorrow » r having oommitted such an imposition on the publSt . and 8 uch » a fraud on the proprietors of Old PajtV x Life Pills-, and further express my acknowied gmeii * : ; for their Itoity . JOHN CUBLE » . Dated this 28 th day of January , 1841 . Witnets—H . B . Campbell , Solicitor , NottinuhalBr In order ,, therefore , to > protect the Public from such imitations , the Hon . Commissioners of Stamps have ordered" Parr ' s Life-Pills" to be engraved pa the Government Stamp attached to each box , -without which'none are genuine . LIST OF AGENTS . This Medicine is sold wholesale , bj appointmeit , by Ed wards , St . -Paul ' s Churth Yard , London ; and mayaho b « had of the Mowings Agettc—Bnv > mingham , Shillitoe , Chemist , 48 j High-street , Wa tta ^ News-agent , Scowhill ; Bristol , © bwfeg , Chemii ^ Bath , lieyler aad Sons ; Boston , Noble , BookMller ; JBeverley , Joknson ; Coventry , Mrt . RollaNn : Derby , Pike , Reporter ofSce ;; Dablin , Ward an * Co ., Chemists , Westmoreland-street jE ^ birgh , H . jBlair , Italian Warehouse ; Exeter , Fitie , Boot iseUer ; Grantbaar , Bnshby ; Gainsberotgh , Hall ; Homcastle , Cousins ; Hill , NoWe ,.-Printer : Kidder * ainster , Pennell ; Ifiaeoln , James Drury ; Liverpo » l Bawle , Chemist , 6 hurcb-street ; Leeds , Beinhardl Ohentist , Briggate ~ , ^ and BeatoB . Biokseller ; Lputh . Marshall , Printer ; Leicester , Winks ,, PHnter . ana Waddington , Bookseller ; Manchester , M ^ teraheao , CKemi ? t , Market-pJaoo ; Malton ,. Wei ^ t » an ; No »» ti ^ Rham , Sutton , Barievr office ,. vH , Utptun dad Cwke , News-agents . NBwcasti « -on-Tyn % Blackweil and Co ., Printers ; Northampton * , ' Bury j Newark and Southwell , Rid g *; FetarboroagB ) Claarke ; Sheffield , Wiii taker ; Stoat pout , WiQi&mi ; Worcester , Deightoa ; Wak 9 teld , Ntckols » dSoRl N XsM * &JS& « h . KV' ~ ...- ' -, , . s . . »* +- ** TSG ^ B 3 BaBBHK ^ HElfelMB 9 HC Hi ^ mflU ^* H ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HMa « airt ^ M «^ MA ^^

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      ' ^ K \ imm ^ jfflWG ; . j B 3 L % iLklSS 63 ! $ f , < StrB ^ E 01 v )\| . JVo . l 3 t Trqfalffar . $ ireei i ^ ioMih-s ( reel , Jaed t t ¦ Q TTAVING devoted-- bis Sfeadies exdiuMf ty ¦ } HJ-many years to the Diseases of the & * asit&n i SyaUa , in . their mil £ and most alarming E 6 fms , iJii , \ to tbesucoeesful treatment of Nervous a&i Sexm ' J Debility , arising firom ' inordinate excess * , may » , p&rsMwUy Coasttlted fro » Nioe in die Matting W - T « n % i Nigbt , tm 4 w Snndays from $ &i » « ll Jf *« , ' " \ at hV Residence . Nftv l& Tcafalgar-street , . Nort » etreaiy Leeds , and every Thursday at No . i , 6 ea « J 6- ^ street / Bradford . Inrecent oases ^ perfect Croreis compleW ^ 4 % a Week , or no Charge made for M * 3 « une * ft wjbp .-period , and Country . Patieuts , by « afcbag ** lj < jf " personal visit , wiH . receive such Advice mi JUefr ftinea-that will enable their * , to obtain apermiMnt and effectual Cure , when all other jm » ob utf ftulod . i '' i A complete knowledge of the symptoms- aad treat- v meafcof theseJnsidioua- aod dangerous diseases ca * > only , be acquired by those who , m additwa to expe- * rienoe , have pusviously gone throngh » regulai coarse of MadicaLInstruoUon ; and . it canoot be too Strongly impr&ssad oa tho minds ot th »» e who nave unfortunately contracted , any of these oompusnt * . that hundreds fail victim * in cons&queace « f tlte uo * inodttate use of Mercurg , and irritating Medieines , administered bsOTKerate men , who , wrag to aw * ^ tal ignorance of tn * gen « ral Principles of Medicme , . ruin tha constitution , CMMjng Ulcerated SoreThroat , diseased Nose , and Secondary 8 ymp : ohw n & no ^ alarming character , fen these distressing Case 3 , Mr . W . oaa vrith oenfideoc « offer , as a regular Member Of the Mtfdicai . Profession , * safe and . speedy restoration to sound and rigorous health . ' IMPjftRTANT CURE . Mk . Wukh « on . —Sir , Having had tbe misfortune , about four years sinae ,. to « ontraet a long-to-be-iamanted , moet destractxve oomplaiBi * which no doBO * would have proved fatal ere now ,, had it not been fox your invaluable Drops , which I can safely say have eared my constitution from utter destruction , ^ i i » . ve beaa und « r several -fcXpetisBcea ptaAtiuonuu and have Veen appaxently well for a short time , tm ever experienced a relapse , which evidently resulteo from patehed-up and impropei treatment , or so » ft secret lmking in the frame wbioh was never roo . eo . With great reluotance I was advised by ivW ^ 'T ' " apply , to you . Atihat time I was-afflicted m f ' ^\ trerat&d Bores in my mouth , horrible ta 3 te aua w « smeU , blotches on different parts of my body , wita great pain and swellings in the bones , particularly . my legs , with hard lumps on my shins , which i am now Satisfied would soon have proved fatal . Alter . taking your Drops for » few weeks , niy eores as- 8 un |* d a healing disposition , my taste and smell m gradually better , my pain * entirely left me , ana » . ; have inowased in both strength , health , and g piru'i and now without fear of any return of mycomp ani- . Being ' convinced there are numbers ot my MU " * r : orea ^ res similarly afflicted , and for their gooo , * - request you will publish this in the paper , only » e w ; , good as to omit my name . ' . - .-. ¦ ¦* : yoars , respeetfully , C . B - v .: j Lee ^ Ootober 4 , 1838 . A Mr . W . is tobe Consulted every Day at hiBRw ^ dence j oa Sundays from Nine tUi Two *» nd « r u » a «» Biniodation , of thoee of either bext *| e / e m » .: tanoe or timidity renders a peisoaM ^ pJS . JI' ^ gr ^ of diffloulty , thejr maj ' obtain his JPa f ^ P ^*^* ftE : ? price 4 s . 6 d ,, at aiiyof the foUowin ««^ . J" ™ 3 r . . Tv Printed Dir 8 cUous » - HO plain that Patienteof «»« ' - SexmavCar * theiwelves , withont ev « the kn # w « . ledge w a bed-fellow . . ; Mr . Heatok , 7 , Bri «» te ; andj Mr . Hobson , TTww office , Leedf . " Mr . TbobiA B » tt « b , 4 , C ! he » pBid « , lo *<« n . Mr . HA ^ XLBY , BMkaellerj H » ifli « . \ Mr . Dewbikst , 37 , New Stitwf , Huddrjafiel * . ^ Mr . HAiu » isow , Bookflell « r , MarTtetPKCe , BarMl » J Mr . HARaRovB's Library , 9 , Conejf Street . YwKr . MessrB . Fox and Son , Boofe 8 eller , , Ponte&aot ., Mr . HATaBisoH , Market-place , Fjpon . , _ : Mr . Langdalb , Bookpeller , K | r aresbro * Harrofiw lilt . R . Hubb-i , Corn Mark << t Wakefield . M ¦ .: Mr . Datis , Druggist , NOr . 6 , Market Pl « cf ; * T * ¦ ches ' eir .-- ' ¦ ¦ / . - ¦ . ¦ - . , - '¦ ¦ ' , [ : : ¦;; ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦' - . ' Mr . JoHNSOW , Book 6 eJ- ' , Beverl « jr ; . {„ . Mr . Noble , Bookse ^ e , Bosfon ; IinoounnWi . - Mr . NoBLBjBooksfr ' jiCT Market ^ placa , Hull . & v Mr . R . HaBTON . ' ^ ) 0 utij £ in << olnsh&er . j I . - ¦ Iris Qflee , Shef Aeid . ' , : : ; Ckrwclc Qffif ' e i , Ord Street , Liverpool . And at tbj Advertiser Ojfict , Loir&to , amu ; * - ¦ ¦

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      tXEDB BOROUGH SESSIONS . T&&TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ; that th& next JX Genewai Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Borough of Leeds , in the County of York , will be boldea before Thomas Flowbb Eliis , the Yo » nger , ^ mure , ' Recorder of the said Borough , tt _ the C » uri House , i » Leeds , on Monday , the Twelfth Day « T Apart ., at Eight o'Clook In ; the Forenoon , at whieli TiVe and Place all Jurors , Constables , Police Officers , prosecutors , Witnesses , Persons bound by Recognizances , and others having Business at tne Baid Sessions , arerequired to attend . And Notice is hereby also given , that all Appeals not previously disposed of will be heard immediately on the opening of the Court , on Tuesday , the Thirteenth Pay of A pril ; and that all Prooeedinas under the Highway Act Will bo taken on tha nrst Day of the Seaeions . By Order , i JAMES RICHARDSON , & Clerk of the Peace for the said Borough . ^ Leeds , lfth March , 1841 .

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      Just published , in royal 18 mo ., eloth , price 3 s . ; and sent in the Country free , by the post , 3 s . 6 d ., M ANHOOD ; the * , CAUSES of its PREMATURE DECLINE , with Piain Direrticns for ITS PERFECT RESTORATION : addressed to those suffering from the destructive effects of Excessive Indulgence , Solitary Habits , or Infection ; followed by observations on the TREATMENT of SYPHILIS , GONORRHOEA , GLEET , &c . Illustrated with Cases , Sec . BY J . L . CURTIS , AND COMPANY , Coniulting Surgeons , London . Fablished by the Authors , and sold by Baillisre , M « di « al Bookseller , 219 , Regent-street ; Strange , 21 , Pa | erno 8 ter-row , London ; Veitcb , Chroniek Q ^*^ « i rham ; Shiflito , York ; Advertiser OJiev , Hall ^ Machen and Co .. 8 , I ^ OHer-ttreel , Dublin j Duacan 114 , High-street , E ^ inbu r ^ h ; and to b » had of all respectable booksellers in the United Kinidom . Tm Wo » k which is now presented to the pubh « is the remit of very extended experience in a clots of diseases-a » d affections , which tbleome unaccountable reason have been either altogether overlooked , or treated with- apathy , and almost indifference , by the ordinary practitioner . To eater into the details of these afleotions , to point out their causes , and to mark the terrific consequences , soaial , moral , and physical , whioh are sure to follow * from indulgence in oertain habits , would be entirel y oat . of place ia «¦ adrcrtisenen ? . We have no hesitation , however , in saying that there is no member of weiety , by whom tk « book will m > t be found interesting , whether such pers * n hold the- relation of a PAllfiWT , A PRECEPTOR , or a CLERGYMAN . — S * n , Evening paper . Messrs . CnRTTS ^ an-d Co . aro to be consulted daily at their residence ,. No . 7 , Frith-stfeeti , Soho Square , London , from tea till three , and five till eight in th » evening ; and Cowitry ; Patients can be sHccessfully treated by letter , on- minutely describin « their cases , which , if enclosing , "the usual fee" of £ t , for advice , will be replied i » without which no- attention ean be paid to any communications . t * ld by Hobson , * Bookseller , No S , Market-street , Leeds , i

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      44 ALBIOM STREET , tpBS . * KfiASES of SECRECY consult the TREATISE ' m * 3 > 4 mnHtX . &Laj * & , MLd armntnm nfr tha VENE-^^ f rm ^^ wwi ^ mm ^ mft Ibrms ; jiiat publkkeS , by . Messrs . i * SRRY and , 60 . ^ S ^ tt » B 0 » 8 , - Ito / 4 r ^ Albiod-sfercat , Leeds , 'Private "Eatrance , in tbo Passage ; and 4 , Great Cb * rle 3-Btreet , iiirmi »« ham , - « n < i frivea gratis MtM each Box of ^ PERRY'S l * l > RJFi ? ING SPECIFIC P 1 L& 3 ; , price 2 u . Sd ., 4 « . 6 d ., and . lia . per Box , oontMHimg a full desoriptieo of th « fifcova complaint , iUe&tirated b y Engravings , shewjag tlw different stages of this deplorable and " often fatal disease , . a& wellaa the dzeadful effectb of Mercury , acoorapacied with plain and practical tHreetions for an effectual and speedy-cure , with oaee , secrecy , and safety , without the aid ot * Medical assistance . .- ' ¦¦ . '¦ ... '¦ Perry ' s . Purifyiafl . specific Pills , pTlOS 3 s . 9 d ., is . 6 d ., aail 11 s . ( Observe none are genuine without tHe signature of- R * and'L . Perry on the aide of oaxjh wrapper ) whi « h are well kno \ 7 a throughout . Burope ttiid America ,. to be the moat certain and effiactua . 1 cure ever discovered for evesyi Stage and Symptom of the Wnereal Disease , ia- both sexes , inelwding Gonorrhea , Gleets , SecondajySyiiiptoms , 'Strictures , Seminal " Weakiiess , De 8 ci 6 « cy , and ¦ Diseases of the Urinary Passages , v ; ithout Iosb of time , confinement ,, or hindrance from business . sWioy ^ have effectad the most surprising cures , not © nlyih recent andiewre cases , but when salivaticab ana all other means-have failed ; and-. when an , e % f $ ij 4 application is made t * these Pills , far the cure , pt * h © -yenere *! DisieaB ^ freijuenriy cwitnacted ^ in' iivoteenit of inebriety , the eradication is generally Completed in a faw days ; and in ibo > mor ««( lVanced ; aad inveterate stages of venereal iiif&ction ; . charaiot »* ised ^ jf : 8 t variety oi painfttlaud dktrciSng syinptotaa , a jjireevejance in jthe Speci&S *«!» , in -yhioh MeHsrBv Pjirry h « wr kappUy oonji ^ eaeed the most purifying and healing virtues of the principatpart v of the togetabJasysteas , and -trhieli i& of the utmost importance , to thoso afflicted with Sc «* butic affections . Eropjfcionionaay part 6 f . thBbedy , Uloerations , Serofulottsor ^ nereal taint ; bei agjjistly caloulateo to cleanse thai ; blood from all f&ulness , couhteraot every morbid a Qection , and reator * weak and emaciated constitutions to pristine h « aJth and vigour . . The ^ ashjiodiswriminatei aad unoualified use ot Mercury , haakbeea productive of infinite mischief ; under the notion of its being an aatidote for a ce > tain disea 90 , sthe untutored think they have only-to ( Saturate thew system with Mercury , and the business is accomplished . Fatal , oiso *! Thousanfls ^ sure 5 fcnnuany either mercnrializ ^ d oat of existence ,, ot iheir consfciiutions so broken , aud the functions * oi nature so impaired , as to render the residue oi ' litVmiserable ^ " TJ » e disorder wo have in view owes \ tn fatal rcaclts either to-neglMk orignorauce . fetht first stage ifc is always local ' and easy to be extra- '' guishedby attendingvto tk « directions f « lly pointed out in the Treatise , without the smallest iajury to the constitution ; but whea neglected , or impjopuily treated , a merelocala £ EtotioB will be « onverted inti -an inwirable and fatal malady . What A" ¥ * ty that a yonng manj the hope » f his country and tiki darlin * of his parentSj should be snatched from afftfio prospects and enjoymettts of life by the consequejicns « t « na unguarded m . onwe > ttt ., and b y adisease whioh ih tiov in its ovra nature fatal , and which novor proven mo if properly treated .. ¦ : It is a melanoi ^/ ftwUhatthouaaiidB fall victhB , to this homdrdfafliRCigwtgg ^ fli ^ h ^ ninskilfulnesR oi illitera *© meSi who , K ^ ihe asa . of thatdeadly poison , mecroaiyy win the oonstitation , cause ulceration , blotohes on the h « ad , face , and l > ody , diinaess of sight , noise in the ears , deafnesS j o& 5 tjn » te glftetg IWlesM tha ,.. jiiB % ^ jb <» n «» ^<^ m ^ M ^^ m ^ & diseased nose , with noeturnai pains in thehead ana limbs , till it length a geujersi debilitv of the cob' pk& ^^^^ m m $ * lfe 2 &' Perry < Vid 1 ° *^?^ Sur ««<» s , may b * ooiiitiratti as usual , » t No . 44 , Albbn-Btreet , Leeds , Private Entrance in the P « ssa ^«; and No . 4 , Great Cbarieaistreet , Birmingham . Only one personal visit is required from a country patient to enable Messrs . Perry and Co . to give siioi advice as will be the means of effeeting a pey . aanent and effectual , core , after all ether means have proved iaeffectual . . -. JLettore for advice must be p « Bt-paid , and contain the usaalfea of oae pound . THE CORDIAL BA 1 M OF SYIIIACITM Is now universally established as a remedy of great effieacy . It is possessed of the most invigorating powers ; warming and cheering the spirits , and promoting digestion . It is an excellent remedy for nervous , hypocondriac , consumptive , and female complaints , lassitude , and weakness arising from juvenile imprudeneies . V Soldrn Bottles ^ at 11 b ., or four quantities , in oto family bottle , iWr 33 s ., duty inoluded . . . 6 baorv < e-No . 44 , Albion-street , Lteip . &FPrivate Entrance in the Passage ,

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      ' ? . — ¦ ¦ EVERY NUMBER NOW IN PRINT . BEAUTIFLTi NEW MUSIC . To Flute , Flageolet , J iofin Glaxinnet , Kent Buglet and Cornopean Piagert . That Celebrated Monthly Periodical , THEi FLETONICON , gives every b « autiful Tune that ] becomes popular . In it 3-pages ^ vriii be found , for the small price of Eigatpence Monthly , not only every Tune that is popularj but every ; Tune that is likely-to become so ; all new copyright melodies of merit being inserted here . Nos . to-38 are already ' published 1 ; any of which may be had ai eightpence per Iftamber , or sent , post paid , to- any part of the Kingdom , by enclosing Is . As a speoimen of the contents-of some of the Numbers , the following is submitted , namely ;—No . l . Rue ,. Gentle Moon , Meet- me by- M » &nl 5 ght , and so 7 en . others . 11 . Fnwwell to the Mountaini-and ten others . 13 . Tii » S « a ! the 8 »»! and : ten others * ¦ W . ^ $ ^ 7 m&m ti > m * mM }^^ , , * 29 .-The BraveOTajOak j ^ d « J ^ t ottieBitna 5 JL , *' - « " 26 . " Pretty Star of " theWTg ^ t ^ and tea bl ^ eja . ' ^\ " 5 53 . Happy Land , Land of'the West , Aa » ^ WitiU «§ fram Bory O'ilore , and two others- ' ' . ' " $ 4 . Tbe hoar before day , I loave you t »^ goes » , aad nine 1 ' ¦ ¦ oOmr % - *¦¦• "• • ¦ ¦¦ ¦ . ¦ .. : " '" 55 . Mf-Beantlful Maid , € berry Rlpev-anA » eT « tewi otban > 56 . Is the days when -we . vnut Gipsying ^ BlueBonneta , Grtwader'a Walts , andlen other delightful airs . 60 . Biees'd be the HonuB , Rory O' ^ Stm , and nine others . 69 . Xi « oaUbrated Ecb * iJBadrillea , PWloiatd Waltz , ' . & »¦• " ¦ ' . * ¦" - . ¦ 74 . Mr . Moore ' s popular song , The Language of Flowers , ; Unless Lost Bosabtil ,. and ten otlier * 75 . "Mr . iioore'a Music *! Box , Cracoviai , and ten others . 76 . Whtos the Bee Suckaf Four Airs by . Btince Albert , aod twelve o ' thers . 77 . E ^ jbt Airs , fcyPrfneat Albert and Etnest , Tia the Shepherd's Evening JJell , and five others . 78 . Oft , in , the stilly nJght , RoryTories ( Jfiok SbepparS ) , J . iclt Kedburn ' s Scloe ( from Master Humphrey ' s Olook ) , She Wore a .: Wreath of Roses » Mr . Loder ' B new song , Down iathe Peep , and . four others . 78 . . Tte Danoia ^ uadrilJes , Taglioni ' s saw dance ' in the ... GMp « y , thrfee faiuoaa Chinese airs , Mr . Balle ' B new ppjolat meltyiy , The dawn is breaking o ' er us , two more ^ olos 0 Jaak Redbun , and five oth ers . sa ^ . Bftt Juiy , > contab 3 » Jack Redburn ' s ^ kUiop in honour .-. /¦ of the Derby ; , tlaa whole five melodies of theJPal--ataff Qaa 4 ntl . , pppuiar ana froai- Web 8 r * 8 Euryanthe , l ^ hoiy Jfeiujt , and B «« t&oven ' s Fidelia TBB Wteutjerclms vrvth a great , novelty—naWy , Jack BadbuTn ^ wdescrlptlon ( in iausiej of a Horserace .. This-ISTojabei * also contains a full Usl of content * ' -of > - _ && -whole eighty Nxunbers , and is a good spectaen for those yiHo . have not seen the "work . . " " . ¦ ¦ - ¦ - ' ' ¦" ¦' . ' 8 / L For August , csmtains Oh ! Godgreserve tho Queen j the celebrate Tarantella ( the \ ' \ ihole six movej nonts ) : seveati Aits from Gluci ' s IphJgenia ; and three others . ^ . . 82 . For aepteuibsr , contains My 3 } og and my Gun , We all love a pretty Girl , He that loves a rosy cheek , the whole set ( five ) -of the Nightingale Waltzes , and six Airs from-Qluck ' slphigeriia . " 83 . For October , contains— 'Twajj . Ifetire ' s Gay Day , the popu : a » Song ; the-whole five of tha Tete de Bronze , Quadrilles ; tine celebrated Doncaster S ^ . Luge » - Race , describad in . Music ; and Bix -otbtra . •'¦ -. ' . j- .- ' : . ¦ ' : ; -.: ' . ' . -- * -- ¦ ¦ 84 . For Ko «» iu > er , , cqntaiija Two Melodies fjom Auber's . new - Opeia , ; ZaoeVtai " - Lanner ' s 8 ix / Spring Waltzes , the . oeliebrated Matseilles Hyma , . - € lauiie . : du Val , and . Uhree other * Tie wtiote - "for-fidk . ; - ' ; - ; ¦• . . ' :..- ;• ' ' : ¦'¦ ¦ . - ' . . - ' .:- ; . - V . 85 . For ; December ,. eo&t&lijs .. , Si * . * Melodies Triad : v -ZwK ^ tar-t Ir ^ bw alBftnk ; and nine otbera . « d . ' ¦ purchasers of ; jSTo . 8 &is given gratis The '' Rotax L ^ tLAUT , theworda and music printed oh rose col uured paper ., . ' 86 . ' For Jatraary ? ooBamen&es publisTiiug Mr . James ' s ; Esiaysonthe b *^^ etcbSa ; of Fingering fo * the Flute , " illustrattng his celebrated Sealea . Music for- January : —U * ppy ¦ New Year ; tha whole isel of L'Elizir B ^ 'Aniore Quadtitles , by Mnsard - .. lovery , nigb . tri' - Tbfe ; D ^^' iia > e - Fad ^; j : ' ftite-• 'lead tih ^ ta Tip and . down , - and others . - : v 8 ? v fiseay JTo . 2 j Solo on the ^ oyal Christening : Vic - toria . ymd three other Wsdtsiss ; by straw * : Tb » - Ice-Song ; . x , oyeia Idleness ; The Sleeper ; We are - ~ BP » to .- ^ -i ^ : in ^' -p 0 jn ) 8 jriioi ^ . ; ptjfi 8 t (' - ^ aY : a ^ rii it ^^^^ ^^^ - ?^^ ' ^ > » eMerv ¦ ' ' ' "" ' ; * —^ O * * « Witctos' Songs in Macbeth ; Over ™«^* f ' Pale , in Midsnmmar ^ fjglit ' ai JBreamj " ' »^^^ by - Ih * lb « 8 « Xadye mine , Lidye S 9 . FA Aittii , ( how 4 e » dy ) soailiua three Aln from Mr . Baire ;« new Opera of ; " Keblawth , e , " mow » o popaltt in Londos ]; the . - % hote of JuiUen s Five Qaail Waltzes ; and Six more beautiful Airs from Macbeth . ¦ H * f ?<* J wApti 1 ' U 4 cl > » ad is tael » rt Knmber pab-Hah « L Every wind inrtrnmoa * , a * well a / the violin , can play tbue ' tnnaa .: ^¦ Jl ^ I ^^' ' ^' - ^' - ' ^^ - -W-6 MiWiBlito the Editor , pre-paid , 25 , Paternoster-row . inSS f * miner 8 » ys » ' N ? musician , what « Ter SsS ^ Ji W . 3 ¦•«**¦*« be without this tasteful , corr ect , admirable , and cheap work . Such S v rop tC And the Herald , in a long article gM » r « , Thsatatj * ,, is as much a standard Siw" ?* ^¦ ¦• i W ^^ iifei , or Chambers Journal , anonget readers . ' : _ Published ia London by Sherwobds . ' . PateriJo .-bv Rn aVJ - L v £° ?}> * S' « wart ; in Birmingham , by Guest ; m York , by Shillito ; in Manchester , bv P 2 K « K ° iT 5 hadof all / the Agents of ' thil

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      . TV lllVilUJO . : TO PIANOFORTE PLAYERS AMD SINGERS ! Published Monthlyt Price One Shilling , rpHE PI AN 1 ST A gives all the Popular Songs . JL Ballads , &c , with Words , Symphonies , and Accompaniments ; and all the Waltzes , Quadrilles , Galops for Piano , &c , which obtain , by their excellence , great popularity in London . These are riven every month , at a price scarcely one sixth of the charge made by Music Sellers ; a ? , for instanc * : — No . 1 , for January , 1841 , contains the Elner d'Amore Quadrilles , ( note for not « , the swae usually charged 3 i . € d . for : ) " The Banks of Allan Water , " popular BODg , with words , ( sold in tint shops at & ., ) and an Original Ballad , words by Miss Costello , and music by Lady Andover ! Ths whole of these are given in No . I , for 1 b . No . 2 , for February , contains the Royal Christening Solo , ( Original)—" The Old Oak , " witb words , symphonies , and accompaniments—and two of Strauss ' s Waltzes . All these for Is . No . % , for March , contains the whole of the celebrated ** Tarentella , by Jullien , ( now the rage in London , and selling at 3 s . 6 d . }—an Original Song , by Thomas Moore , Eaq , with words , symphonies , and accompaniments —and two of Strauss ' s mobt popular Waltzes . The whole of No . & , for la . The Morning Herald , of Thursday , March 4 th , says : — " The Pianista for March , No . Jj . e « tstripB our previous coaameudations . Every page iaatudded with gems ; and , in a short time , no Pianoforte Playor will be withont it . " No . 4 , for April , contains Jullien ' s Celsbrated Quail Waltzes ; Charlea Horn ' s last beautiful ballad , with words-, symphonies , &c ; a new German Air ; and Musard ' s- favourite Galop . " The Pianhia ia a charming work , and as cheap as it is charming . "— tke Times . Published in London by Sherwood and Co .,. tS , Paternoster Row ; and to be had by order « t any Book or Music Seller in the Kingdom . Ato-y Number , as a specimen , sent to any part of the fiunsdom , free , for Is-.- 4 d . Address , " Editor of Plaotiita , 23 , Paternoster Row- London . "

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      fiUMBSBUMD . —On Sonday afternoon , Mr . Wil-Eaina deUvered as adireHs a * tie Life Boat House from ftffollowiag text : — " The night is far spent , the day i * it hand ; let na , therefore , aat off the works of d&rk-Xteas , and pet oa the armour of light" The lecturer tfwfelt upon the character of Paul as a Reformer , showing that the aidant antSdpations which he entertained of the speedy triumph of truth , ni the result of an intense conviction of iU po-ifer , and Ms own -unjrnalieled energy of character . Similar principle * and feelings , ne contended , had entered into the characters of stl thoae irho had nobly straggled to emancipate the world from the variew evil * and oppressions under Which it groaned . They were the principles and

      feellig £ which served them to the combat , sustained them IB aaSerlop , and enabled than j > roo ^ 7 to triumph « ren in death . By sneh means w « st » tta characters of H « sspdsn , Sydney , Marvel , Wasain ^^ fBalBe , Cobfe «* t , FrOSt , OXrOinar , && , * fomed . Ite lecturer tfcea Aow « d , tiaV the nigM of popular ignorance w&s far jpect ; that the night of religions , ^ aapaotftkm , slavish Ja * r , east , Iqrpoerisy , discard , division , and weakness w « s fast spending ; that the day of knowledge , union , aodpover had dawned , and tho reign of liberty , peace , « ad ~ Tiapplnesa , was at hand . He then exhorted kis fcearars to cast eff the work of darkness , ignozanoe , Savftal aloth , drunkenness , ic , acd pal on ihe armour < f light The audience was Tory large , and most attentive .

      Meeting . —On Snnday evening the usual weekly Mraetiug ya « heM in _ ihg . Cooperative Hall , Mr . Helnisley in the chair ; when the que < 9 bn of electing a ^ eleeate to the Convention was taken into consideration : A letter tu read from John Watkins , Esq ., declining to act aa . Uie representative of Northumber land and Durham . Mr . W . stated tint he ' bettered he eoaid be ot inare v&Pfo' the caase , in another capacity , being engaged in preparing Chartist worts for the press . It "Was resolved that a public meeting of the inhabitajQfl should ' be held on Thursday evening to appo ' uriKa < aW * at « , and take into consideration the national peti&on .

      WABBXNGTON . —The Chutists net as usual in tfeit room cm Snndsy evening , Mr . Whitlow in the < b * ir , Th » t ^ adl&g articles of the Star wen read ; after wirift lettew fawn the Eiecntire and from the Ceonty DeMgafcr JUietiBg were read , and a discussion ensued upon t&e ^ wution of whether the people shoald now press for ft repeal of the Corn laws , -which ended ia a jrarrfatfoa flaft the people of thi * country will never be "pcnaSSait ^ r fcenefitted until they are In possession of Ha eleettve franchise . » CHELSEA . —At the usual weekly meeting of Char tiste , at the United Temperance Coffee . House , Lower George-street , Chelsea , after the transaction of the ¦ Bsosl business , the nomination of Mr . Wheeler for the

      office of Semtary , and of Mr . Hogg for Treasurer , of th * JSiddleeex Comity Comical , -was stated to the meetfng , " and met with unqualified approbation . Mr . Whe&Ier wag then put in nomination for one of the flelegntes for London , to sit on the PeiitUn ConTention . Th& sum of 12 s- was voted towards defraying the erpease of calling a grand public meeting at White Conduit House on Easter Monday , to receiTe the county de ] epies , and elect those for London . An able and interesting lecture -was then giren by Mr . T . M . Wheeler , on " Class legislation and the People ' s Chart « r considered as a remedy , " at the conclusion of -which an interesting discussion took place , and seven new members were enrolled .

      STOTJBBBJDGE— The cause steadily progresses hse , and we hare eo donbt but we shall go on rapidly . Wifcea ,-ULrmingham becomes reconciled , for the men * pe ^« k moca to that place , ta they are empowered to 1 tr * rtgtf tmr tire lecturers for this district . At tke ttswi , mvekly meeting , held on Wednesday week , Mr . - < yCbnaor > plan for a Petition ConTention -was taken into cbnasdetation , and was fnlly approved of by all . A subscription was immediately entered into , and 183 . was ordered to be sent to the Star-of&ce , tot the purpose at carrying out ifce aboTe object HJ&TWOOD . —Mr . Plant lectured here on Friday erenirjg , in the room of 2 Ir . Leech , who had been an-Dnanc ^ d bet who did not arriva .

      CARUSIiE .-Defeat op the A > ti-Cor > - La-w League , axd Tkichph of the Chabtists . —On Mooa ^ y evening last , the above-named body held a meeting in the Council Chamber of the Town-Hall , for the purpose of receiving the report of the Committee , and transacting other business . The Radical party , apprehtiisive that tb * y were going to pass a petition to Parliament , deputed Mr . Arthur , and another gentle-Hsn . to wait upon the ilayor , who is one of the leaders Of the > ea < pie , to ascertain it such was the ease . The Xftyer stated that ke believed not , that the only object Wis tocreesive the report of the Committee , and transact scane other business conntcttd with the society . Accordingly , the meeting was held , and the report brought « p , aad which was unanimously adopted and tobe It of the

      • Sssej ^ printed . consisted commontfaaJTSBWfcMriWBMfrte& j and erroneous conclusions , wV ^ la ^ ipBpfeaApS ^ lRVMNMMyioeuments . It appean Oft they hate expmd * daSiil ! ilpPfti jrtting up pet ^ tioiB , « kt ;« 4 rcnlatlnf papen conneotai wi £ b «^ epea 2 < tf the Cam Law * , and that there only remained » balance " of a few shillings ia hand ; the report - recommended further ssbseripteons to d « entered hrio immediately , for the purpose of preparing Jtetitioiu to P « iiam £ int ~ so as to be is time for Mr . TllBeriB "Uiotiofo , wMdi was to be bnmgtrt tartf sr& immeUiai ^ aftirta « Ea « t » wfesa . At this meefiA ? it was agreed that another meeting should be called for TbirrscfeT evening , to which the Chartists were to be bmtd (\; for the purpose of hearing their Tiews on the subject , and endeavouring , if possible , to come to an

      ffr rt « Hi fl arrangement with them . The meeting took' place on the evening aboTe-named , when a -number of- Chartists attended . Mr . Sheffield , dentist , wa » called to the chair , after which the meeting ¦ was addreesed by seTeral members of the Anti-Com Law League , the Chartists listening to their observa tions and argnmeiita with great patience ; after the former were done , several of the Cliartist leaders Severally addresad the meeting , to the effect , that while they strongly repudiated the existence of the Corn Laws , as well as all other monopolies , they considered it perfectly useless to waste time and money in peti--4 ioaiag toff-Bouse of Commons for t ± i « Ir repeal , and that inere wa « no hope of redress b = ing afforded to the paopie until that House was thoroughly informed by

      tiue adoption of ths Pcoplt'B Char ter . Here the parties got into an anjry colloquial discussion , which ¦ e m ^ i is-M ? . Jcsepii Sioiiaras ^ n , Secretary to the ¦ cnartlst Association , moving a resolution to the same ¦ eSaez as before stated by the mesibers of that body . The Chairman , however , refused to put it to the meeting , and consequently vacated the chair , when to the great chagrin of the Leaguers , Mr . James Arthur was called to the citiir , amidst the cheers of the meeting . We need scarcely add , that the resolution was carried amidst great ohecring ; after which three hearty che « rs were given for the Charter , three for Mr ., O'Connor , and other litding Chartists . We cannot here state our Tiews on this most important subject—the repeal of the C ^ rn Laws—which would differ very materially from tb « arguments adva-csd by the agitators of this gnestkm- ; - tor "we see good reason to raspect taeir sin-T > eri : j " . inasmnca a 3 they tike a very improper , partial , and on ; :-sided Tietr of ihis grazl and important question

      Moreover , what hope can they possibly have In thepresent House of Commons , -n-hick denied inquiring into the subject fey » mvsi sfr&epiiig majority ; being ©• nvinced , no doubt , that such inquiry ¦ would lead to results favourable to a repeal , to which they are too generally opposed . Why do the anti-Corn Law agitators no : join the Chartists in their reasonable demand for the Charter , which would be the means of destroying uii monopolies , and securing good Government ? Bccak tbey are not sincere ; they wish to profit them-• tires , as tiey have always hitherto done , at the ecpeace of the people . The landlords haTe robbed the pao ^ Ie by their cursed Corn Liw monopoly : the manufacturers have r # bbvd the peopfe , because their labour was not protected against the pernicious effects of machinery ; aud now , when they can rob them no loas ^ T , they vrait the people to assist them in robbing the undo-araers . > o , no ; the people must not be thus ¦ acridcad between two ttueres .

      BTiruiSG . —The Chartists bere have again taken , the n-sld in real earnest , and hive commenced the cam- ' psitn by attacking the non-intrusion humbugs in the Eist Ciaurch . These defiers of the law put out handbills last week , stating that a public meeting would , be ' held in tiie East Church , to take int : > consideration-the propriety-St p ^ itioning- tbeTIons * of Commons to abo- t lish pationage . Tbe Chartists were determined that ' they should not have things all their own -way , so they ; assembled in great ETiii ^ bers . The Rev . ilr . Cupples ' rery coallj waited m' . o tha eiiilr Tritoout being pro- ' ¦ posed : The mee'jng was then addressed" by Dr . Baehan and Me Gill Chrichion , and a petition was read by the Rev . Mr . Brith , -who invited the people to eome and sign the same , although it had never . been put to the meeting . The Chartists , up to this

      moment , had been very quiet ard attentive , but upon this insult being given to the meeting , Mr . Smith rose to address toe peeple , but met mucn interruption from t&fi gentlemen ( 1 ) on the platform , who , in their turn , were met with a trenjendous storm of hisses . Mr . fmith proposed the Irsf resolution , "That the people petition for s separation of Church aad State . " Daring thii the Chairman declared the meeting at an end ; whereupon the Chartists proposed Mr . Dow to take the -tffctir . IMs vu carried , and Mr . Smith finished his ajddres * . His resolution wa » seconded * y Mr . Jenkins , s&d while he was speaking , the mam , dirty wretches put out the gas I There is no doubt but the Coartists would have carried their resolstion but for this dastardly trick . However , tbe Denny people have since paid them by giving the same parties a total defeat .

      CHELSEA , KENSINGTON , AKS BASXxzRsvrrs . —The CnartigU of the above places net on Sunday host , ia tneir meeting rooms , over the United Temperance Coffee House , Lower George-street , Bloane-aquare . The rooms were densely crowded , oae petitions for Carrier , Peddie , O'Cennor , Frost , Williams , Jones , < Scc ., having been disposed of , Mr . T . M . Wheeler , sub-secretary , delivered a most argumentative , coBvincing , irrefutable lecture on " class legislation , and the People ' s Charter , " as a remedy . He wa « loudly applauded throughout , and sat down nudst reiterated and losg fonticned « b . een .

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      EHFTTTKT- ** —We bad a crowded meeting , called by requisition last night in our room . Si * . OtUy w »» elected unanimously to sit in the London Petition Convention . Fifteen new members were enrolled . DAZtKEITH . —A public meeting was held in the Mason ' s Hall here , on Monday , 21 st , to petition the House of Commons to mitigate the- sufferings of Peddle , and tbe rest of tbe incarcerated Chartists ; Mr . John Stewart , of Lass wade , in the chair . The meeting was addressed by Mt-ssrs . Taylor and M'Phewra , and by Mr . TFm- Daniells , from BannockbuTn J and & petition was unanimously agreed to , to be sent to Joseph Hume , Esq ., for pressntation . A vote of thanks was piven to the Chairman , and the meeting broke up . The Universal Suffrage Association here is in a prosperous state .

      BRABFOBS . —At Bowling the cause is progressing , aad the friends are . ahout taking a room at Goodmauaea ^ ^ Itic CawrtrtUAAeTjr meeting at the house of Mr . Wfi ^ JR | Gtedrf !*« SLjri . UJttMWe their weekly meetings flsSstatflajiSS ^ ff ^ biSrd , » t eight o'clock in the evenfoj . They faVite all woikiifcjmp to come forward cad lead a helping hand . c % fei -:-ji ! £ @ Daist Hitt . —The Cbar $ ist * met »? ' « fenaL on Sunday , the 21 st instant , & * the Old Cat , Mrt > John Aveyard is the ehair ; when the following resolutions were unanimously agreed upon . 1 st " That this Association enter into a subscription towards defraying the ezpences of tbe Charter , and Petition Convention . " 2 nd . " That & tea party be got tip on Easter Tuesday , in

      honour of the wives of the Bradford incarcerated Chartists . " 3 rd . " That a committee of management be appointed to carry out tbe object . " The committee Ihet . on Saturday , the 27 th , the following resolution was agreed upon . " That men ' s TiokeU be one shilling , and women ' s ninepence each . '' Sunday , tha 28 th ihst ., the business commenced with , reading the glorious defeat of tbe " " Corn Law LeaguB , and triumphant victory of the Chartists , at ft public meeting in Mane 2 qt $% t £ rhea the following resolution was agreed upon . "That a vote-ofUbankg be given to Messrs . ' Diion , SchotefieldrNlgbtingftle , Leach , M'Douall , and the brave Chartists of Manchester , for the glorious defeat of th « CorrrLwir League . " The subscription for the Convention amounts to £ Jt ls .

      MOTTXNGSAax . —Om Sunday ' night , a sermoa was preached fo ? Clayton , and a collectioo made , as noticed elsowbere . — -At a TuetJiBi of ChartMl * btld on Monday night , it was moved an&EWModed ^ JThat this . meeting highly approve of the . ^ te le ^ a& ^ ri ^ r ; .-th § " Convention bein ? chosen by ballot by «»» J } x < fe ^ Wa , and that tiki meeting will ' abide by « ucjiS $ alWB ^ -M * . S- . Vincent lectured here on Wednesday ancf the two foUowiaff nights , at the Theatre . —The petition is going on very well at this place , aad has received several thousand signatures .

      DERBY . —The Chartists have almost all joined the National Charter Association ; they have engaged Mr . Bairstow for the ensuing month as a missionary for the organisation of tbe county or Derby ; and the Chartists of Dufiield , Belper , Millford , Heanor , Holbrook , Ilkeston , Chesterfield , and Brompton , have been solicited to contribute towards Mr . B . ' s support , that by so doing the members of tbe above places may be entitled to a share in his services . The Mayor has very courteously and politely granted the use of the Town Hall of Derby for a meeting to memorialise on behalf of Feargus O'Connor .

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      ( Before Mr . Justice Patleson . J John Berber , aged 3 * , and John King , aged 21 , were indicted for the manslaughter of Richard Bluek , on the 2 nd at D ^ oemb * r last , in tea parish Of Nether Whitacre , in this county , by their baring placed on the Birmingham and Derby Railway , in the said parish , a truck , which obstructed aa engine and train of carriagrs , aud tbe dteeased , who was a passenger , was killod by the collision . Mr . Dakiel was for the prosecution ; and Mr . Miller for the prisoners .

      It appeared , from the examination of witnesses , that the foreman of the railway contractor forwarded a letter to Tamworth by the prisoners , directing them to use the truck , otherwise larry , in which they sat , and by means of poles , propelled themselves on the railway at the rate of nine miles an hour . On their return , their truck slitJ-. d on tbe wrong line of rails , without their being aware of it , or being cautioned by any one . A train of carriages , running at the rate of thirty miles aa hour coming upon the prisoners and truck suddenly , they bad no time to remove it oat ot the way , and the engine and carriages coming in collision with it , -were driven off tbe rails , the stoker was thrown out , aud his leg broken ; and Richard Black , a passenger by » third class carriage , "was killed . The prisoners them * selves narrowly escaped .

      The Jury found a verdict of not guilty , in which the Learned Judge expressed his entire concurrence , but at the same time , while he thought that n » blame attached to the prisoners , he caoticeed them and all other persons employed on railways against such neglieeccks as exposed the lives of so- many persem to such frightful accidents as sometime * occur .

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      ¦* -C - »* sKStefS ^ - ^ ¥ f W ^ - 6 t- F * Sizefv ^ WoroBftter , lifcandMpor , Aprfi , 5 , « twelve , & « rj £ 2 r" 4 driNt ^ 44 lb Court o £ Badkruptoy Solicitors , Reeoa&d Shaw / FM ^ itvJek , Cjtetfffljfle . J . Johnston , Bishop's Stortfortrflftrtf&rdshvre * wrivener , April 6 , at one , May 7 , at twertf , at ^ the Court ef Bankruptcy . Solicitors , Milne aad Cos iwpU ; and Gee and" * F « yler , Bishop ' s Stortford . J . D . Loder , Bath , musical instrument-Atller , April 5 , at half-past one , May 7 , at twelve , at tbe Cuurt of Bankruptcy . Solicitors , Wood and Co ., Dean-street , Soho , R . Boss , Bretfs-buildines , Finnbury , victualler , April 6 , at two , May 7 , at eleven , at the Goort of Bankruptcy . Solicitor , Holt , Lamb' s Condait-etieet . R . Webber and T . Bland , Bdd ford-row , atfcorneys-atlaw , April 2 , at twelve , May ~ , at eleven , at the Court of Bankruptcy . Solicitors , J . and C . RoWnson , Queenstreet-place , Upper Thames street

      J . Harding , F-trnham , Surrey , builder , April 6 , 3 iay 7 , at tweiTe , at ths Court of Bankruptcj . Solicitors , Biani , ElTethsm , Hm « , and Essex-street , Strand . J . Roberts , Berwick -street , Soho , liceused victualler , April 6 , May 7 , at twelve , at the Court of B * ukruptey . Solicitor , Harp-QT . K-nninst ^ n-cross . C VS ' . Hadi : Um , HiinmersmUii , cheesemonger , April 6 , at hslf-p . LSt eiev-n , May 7 , at eleven , at tbe Court of Baufcruptcy . S-ilieitore , Thompson and- Co ., Salter ' shall , St . SwitUin ' s-lane . T . Hamlet , Princes-street , Leicester-square , jeweller , April 7 , at twelve , May 7 ; at one , at the Courtof Bankruptcy . ' Solicitor , Wicken , Piccadilly . J . ii . Spencer , Tavistock-street , Covent-garden , draper , April G , at haif-pait twelve , May 7 ., at eleven , at tbe Court of Bankruptcy . . Solicitors , Piatts , Southampton-buildings , Chancery-lane .

      T . W- Wells , Devonshire-street , Portiand-place , merchant , April 6 , at one , May 7 , at twelve , at the Cjurt of Bankruptcy . Solicitors , Stephens- aad Co ., Queenstreet , CaeapsiSe . E . Bowbothu-m , Manchester , flour-deaiar , April 14 , May 7 , at two , at thi C : > Kmrissionei £ Booms , Manchester . Solicitors , Birratt . jua , Manchester ; and Bjwer and Back , Clianc ry-Iane . J . Wilson and W . Crighton , M ^ anchester , calicoprinters , April 10 , May 7 , at twelve , at the Commissioners' Rooms , Manchester . Solicitors , Brackenbury , Manchester ; and Weatherall and Ca , Temple .

      Charlotte Elliot , Dudley , Worcestershire , draper . April io , May 7 , at eleven , at the Commissioners ^ Rjonis , Manchester . Solicitors , Winstanley , Manchester ; and Milne and Co ., Temple . J . Ware , Tiverton , Devonshire , tanner . April 13 , Hay 7 , at twelve ,, at the Old London Inn , Exeter . Solicitors , Jones , TiTerton ; and Wil : on , Raymond ' s-buiidings , Gray's Inn . G . S . Harvey , Melcombe Btgis , Dorsetshire , ironmonger , April 12 , May 7 , at eleven , at the Kng ' s Arms Inn , Dorchester- Solicitors , Ingram , Dorchester ; aiM Pearson , Essex-street , StramL J . Poontney , Birmingham , innieeper , April a , May 7 , at two , at the Hen and Chietens Hotel , Birmingham . Solicitors , Chandler , Tewkesbory ; and Church , Bedford-row .

      R . Banks , Boston , ship-builder , April 15 , May 7 , at twelve , at the Peacock Inn , Boston . Solicitors , Holloway and Co ., Boston ; and Bartrum and Co ., Bishopagate-street Within . J . P . Horsfa . ll , Dewsbury , Yorkshire , innkeeper , April 2 , at eleven , May 7 , at two , at th" Commissioners Rooms , JLaeds . solicitors , Greaves , BcWibury ; ajid Jacques and Co ., Elj--p )» ce .

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      From ihe Gazette of Tuesduy , March 30 . BANKRUPTS . William Ambrose Bradford , Long-acre , theeae monger , April 8 , at three . May 11 , at twelve , at ihc Court of Bankruptcy . Official assignee . Belcher ; BlAi citors , Brown , Marten , and Thomas , Mincing-lane . Henry Keale , Liverpool , grocer , April 12 , . May n it one , at the Clarendon-rooms , Liverpool . Solicitors K » ye , Liverpool ; and Dean , Essex-street , Strand , Lon don . Francis Bobbins , Birmingham , builder , April 6 , Maj 11 , at ona , at Dee ' s Royal Hotel , Birmingham . Soli citor » , Chaplin , Gray ' s-inn-square , London j and Har risen , Birmingham . John Wyke and James Davies , Cheshire , iron founders , April 2 » , May 11 , at twelve , at the Commi * sioners ' -rooms , Manchester . Solicitors , Rickards anc Walker , Lineoln ' s-km-flelds ; and Higginbottom , Buck ley , and Lord , Ashton-under-Lyne .

      James Long , Gloucestershire , butcher , April 12 , May li , at two , at the King's Head Hotel , Gloucester . Soliciter , Coilt « n * nd Acland , Chancery-laae ; aud Cooke , Gloucester . Charles Battcock , Victoria Tavern , Birmingham , victualler , April 12 , May 11 , at twelve , at the Hen and Chickens Hotel , Birmingham . Solicitors , Miller and PeHowg , Piccadilly , London ; and Hill , Cannonstreet , Birmingham . John Baker , Sidmoath , brewer , April 13 , May 11 , at twelve , at Exeter . Solicitors , rTestmacott , Gray ' s-innsquare , London ; and Gould , jun ., Honiton , Devonshire

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      James Tfajlor , jnn ., KinffBton-npon-Hun , boa . 1 Wider . April io , May 11 , at eleven ^ ftt tha-aaorgfrlnn Kingston-uponHua Solicitors , Tilson , Sq } uuice , * nc Tilson , Coltman-stteet , London ; and W « U » jHulL George Pooley , Liverpool , cordwainer , : ApriJH May 11 , at two , at tha Clarendos-roomB , : Llverpwl Solicitors , Yates , Liverpool ; Jffld Sin ^ eion , fihwai Jaipes's-street , Bedford-row , London . ; : . Antonio Psdnsi , * J ai « ABst « r , carver laid gUder AprU 10 , May 11 , at « ¥ t * % the Conrfniasfonwa * roomB , Manchfestw . S p lMNri , MUne , Parry , Milne and Morris , Temple , Lohdooi ^ aud Crossley and Sudlflw Manchester . : Joseph Robinson , Salfotd , L&acashire , ^ baiwiighi April 2 a , May 11 , at eleTen , at the CojpnlssioneM ' rooms , Manchester . Solicitors , Wilson , South-square Gray ' s inn , London ; and Wilson , Maneheuter ,

      John Harlow , Macclesfleld , Cheshire , ironmonger April is . at eleven , and May 11 , at ten , at the Unlcon Inn . Maeelesfleld . B <^ lcitora , Parrot , ColTille , VDi May , Macele « fleld ; and Lucas and Parkinson , Argyll street , Regent-stre « t , London . . ' . jQeorge Wightman , PateraosteiwriBW , Xoadon , * 9 & ' efier . April 6 , at two , May 11 , p * ri « f «^ at th » ^« i | of Bankruptcy . Omcialossigi » ft / cflm »^ Ba « lngl > alJ street : Solicitors , Walters ja » d Rw | t t Badngtaa Btreefc- " " ¦ ' ' . ' \ ' ' ' . : John Richmond Hayward anff -. "WJlliam Co «« Fletcher , Manchester , wholesale stationers , April 24 May 81 , at two , at the Commtssioners ' -tooms , Manches ter , Solicitors , Scott and Parsons , St . KUdred ' scourt Pooltry , London ; and Lycett , Manchester . John Lucas , Gosport , woollen and linen-draper , April 13 , at eleven , May 11 , at one , at the Star Inn , Gosport . Solicitors , Lambert , Rayinond's-buildingi Gray ' s-inn , London ; and Hoskins , Portsmouth .

      WttlVam Horatio PaDkhurst , Shelton , Stbkenpon-Trent , Staffordshire , manufacturer of minernl colours , April 14 , May 11 , at twelve , at the Legs of Man Inn , Bur 8 iem , StafiFordshire . Solicitors , Wolston , Funjiv&l ' e-iun , London ; and Ward , Burslem , Staffordahlte . Richard Hardy , William Threlfall , and John Bonerworth , Mils-row , Lancashire , cotton-spinners , April 24 , May 11 , at twelve , at the Commiasioners ' -rOpms , Manchester . Solicitors , Taylor , Sharpe , Field , and Jactbon , Bedford-row , London ; aud Btainbank andJ Burdett , Manchester . 3

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      APPEAL TO CHRISTIANS . A BLIND and DESTITUTE CLERGYMAN , of the Established Cburota , whose melancholy case of suffering and distress has been for some June before the Irish public , in acknowledging the benefactions and contributions of a few tru ^ y Christian and charitable iadividuals , ( to whom he returns his most sincere and grateful thank ? , ) oeg » leave to sute , that although eundry small sums , received at distant intervals , have saved him from actual starvation , yet still , from their amount , he has been able merely to support satire , by one poor and scanty meal each day ; in addition to which , he and his children have parted with almost every article of € 1011 ) 1011 for the purpose of purchasing

      food . He bow , as a last aad expiriug f ffort to earn support for himself and children , humbly informs his toriaer benefactors , and all vrbo- « r « -d » poBed to assibt the helpless and afflicted , that r having been strongly recommended by some of the Faculty in Dublin , he haaeome to London to seek the advico of the highly celebrated and humane eeulist , Mr . Alexander , » nd submit to an operatioa » B flJ 8 eyes , for the restoration of his sight . Still , alas ! although this distressed Clergyman is conscious that by sueh skilful and ( under Divine Providence ) tfficaeioas means , he may once more ei joy the blessiug of sight , and thereby be enabled

      to seek ewploymeat ia bis sacred profession , yet ( having failed hitherto iu every application to be placed on one of the public charities—haviDK received no compensation for an immense airewr of tithe composition due to his late murdered fatherand having lost all his ; remaining family property , by an unsuccessful lawsuit > poor and penny less , himself aud family driven to the last extremity , he cannot remain in London during the coarse of treatment necessary for , or consequent upon , such an operation , unless the feeling , the Christian , and the benevolent , ¦ will » -iuist and contribute towards the accoraplishmem of an object of so truly huoane and charil * ble

      » nature . ; Contributions received in L » ndon , at tbe Office of the Becm-d&nd Conservative lyewapapers ; by H Bii a ^ t raws . Also iBDubUSbriWl ^ T'T » Bkl | H& ^ W W . Bmbt Rectorftf SW' 0 M ^>^ agS ^ the'Rev . Hw ^ faior , Luc » n { byT ^» ivfiffijK limn r SuJSM' ChapeL GuUeBBWood ; * m . v £ Edward Litttft' Esq ., fuLr Cutl ** < 3 rf > , Jdm&hi or 35 % North Great GeoweHrtreet , Doblin .

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      WEST RIDING OB YORKSHIRE . " . *

      SPRING SESSIONS , 1841 . \<~~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , thatitoSrt&t i General Quarter Sesaiohs of the Peace * yfH be holdonat PoH 5 flta * ci , on Monday , tha Fif < jb 4 » y of April neit ; on whicii- day the Court will be opened at Ten o ' clock of the-Etorenoda , and on every ' suoeeeding day at Nine o ' clock . -K Prosecutors and Witnesses in prosecutions OJUSt btin attendance in the following ordar , viz . ;—i i Tiiose in feloDy , from the divisions of Strafforth and Tickhill , Lower Agbrigg , and all places within Tea miles of Pontefr&ct , and also tnew in respited Traverses , are to be in attendanos at the opening of the Court on Monday MornirifiC ,

      Those from the divisions of Barkstonash , ^ ifaincross , and Osgoldcross , ( except such pariss of those divisions as are within Ten . Miles of Rorif tefract , ) are to be in attendance at One o ' wp cjt on Monday Afternoon . -1 $ ' ^ f . Those from tho divisionc-of Upper Agb / igg , fiors ' ley , and Skyrack , are to be in . atteuaauw . ai Nine o ' clock on Tuesday Morning . 1 Those from the division ^ ot" Staincbff and Ewotoso ^ Claroand the Ainsty , ( being the remaindered the West Riding , ) and those in all cases of ; J « Ii ! 5 ^ demeanor ( except iu respited Traverses , wi ** : are to attend on Monday , ) are to ho inatimi *; ance at Tm > o ' clock ou Tuesday Ai ' ternoonC . ^ After the charge to vhe Grand Jury has been giv 9 % Motions by Counsul will be heard , ai ' ter whidi' $ & ¦ Court will proceed with the trials- of Felonies and Misdemeanors , until tte whole aro disposed of ,

      CftHJmenctng with ihe trials of respited Travers ^ g .- The hearing of Appeals will commeuue , jifc . tJt evenw , on Friday morning , in case they . shaBnot ' have been begun on Thursday ; but parties Li Ap > peals must be in readiness on Thmrsday making * and all Appeals must be entered before tho m , tipg . of the Cyurt on that day . / t 5 - Coroners and High Coustabl < H must be in j&Slid anr . e at the sitting of the Court . on Tuesday mcfrciwtri The names of persons bound over to aflSfrtinfe Feiony or Mi » dtaeanor , with a descriptionArf' ^ B ' 6 Offence , must be sent to the Clerk of the BSaoe ^ Office seven t / at / sat least before the first dajTof the Session .- ) , together with all ^ Repositions , CoavJOtiODJ ^ aud Kccojjnisa ' . cas . The attendance of Jurymen will not be ekcosed on the ground of illness , ualosi it ke verified by affir davit or proved by evidence ia open Court . T . *"

      A tui Notice is also herchy yiven , that tbe PUBLIC Business <> f the Riding vriii be transacted tn opeft Court at Twelve o'Clock at Noon , on Wednesday , when Motions for Gratuities , and the Finance Conf ^ miitee'a Report will be- reorived and considered : and on ths same day , ihe rules for the government of the House of Correction at Wakefiold , ' wUl be taken iuto consideration ; and the subjuet of . enlarging the present House of Correction , or of building a new or additional House of Correction in br near to Wakened , will also be considor&d ; aad if njaceseary , a irant of money out of thepablic stoeko ' f the said Riding , will be mado for carrying tke aain&into effect . aP ' - :

      EtECTION OF RIDING SOLICITOR , i ' ' - *[ And Xutice is also hereby Given , That tlBi tion of the Solicitor for tke West-Riding , ( tg §«| ffiee of Solicitor being uow vacant by the death- « nHb Rodgers , ) will take phce on Wednesdajfc ^ fe ^ Ut Day of April next , at Twelve O'Clock at Jvfflflfc ^ ADJOURNMENT PBOH P 0 . NTEPIUCT TO WjlK ^ PIELD ^ : And whereas a re «» isition has beealmadr ' -fe me , signed by five Justices acting for ; the s * M west Riding , Xoiicb is uesut « ivknJ tl » t « S sane General Quarter S ^ ssioas « f tke Peac * wiU 1 » holden , by adjournment , at th « O * art : Wnn «^ <* w

      Wabefidd , on ' Tuesday the 13 th < ay if « S 3 S month of April , at th © hour of Twelve * 'Gh > iiP&t Noon , vfhen and where the Rep » rt « f tke CoSnittee appointed on the 10 th day of F « krmarfr &g £ ,- * »' to consider and report how many o »* stabl « L in their opinion , should be appoiuted i » tat Wfest Ridmir under the Acts of 2 and 3 Victoria , » ai" » 3 « Sa 3 and 4 Viotoria , cap . 88 , and what rat » s * f ptymeots hould be made to such consublet , " # ilf bo presented aad taken into considerati «« ; aid suchlurther proceedings relating to the adoptioi Of the said Acts throaghout the said West Riding , will betaken as shall b « then and there deomed ezpdueat . V . M TT . CT . TOM '

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      * 2 ¦ ' - THE NORTH E R N STAR . ; , . ¦ . . ' . .. _____ '¦ - ' ¦ ¦ - ' " . ' - ___ - : > . -

      This Day Is Published . A)-)

      This Day is Published . A ) - )

      Warwick Assizes, Friday, March 26.

      WARWICK ASSIZES , Friday , March 26 .

  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), April 3, 1841, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1103/page/2/