Star. — London, England, 1815-01-19 00:00:00

I t ~~r and The ' per. Aim Bishop. Mary Bishop, the wife of John jlishop, steward i 0 the Kinqies of Hertford, deposed, - that she let the house, No. 41, Hans-place, Sloane-street, to the pri soner, at a rent of 1100 guineas per gonna). The house WAS ready furnished, and the prisoner came into it on she/7th of October last. In a short time after, it Was ruthat the prisoner was disposing of differtet ttish had been left in the house; and, on inquiry, this suspicion was weil.foended. Various articles were discovered to 1. ave iscen pastrued 'in the Otighbourhond. These' articles were idtntified as lbe_j)roper . ty of John Bishop. The prisoner addressed the Coart in along speecb ,filtim a written paper, in which he complained loudly =l n tl:e a sc , utrilit a i n e t s of of an ne a w ta s i paper at newspapers, re hil e ura t b e i d e (wily, and insisted that all his transacsi amoonted 04 to simple comma debts.—When he had tinsh. ad his harangue, many parts of which were pl.u,ible raged ingenious, the Jury, without hesitatioa, pronoun eadhim Guilty. • • The Rr.coftataa then said. Prkoner, the long ,apaseb which you hate just snide osiy serves to can. I SSW the Count that you are much too clever a mein fti be giffered to reatain in this emintry.'/ Smith Baptisms WAS indiated for unlawfully mar rying with Elisabeth Leatchs his former wife l„ lug the* awe. The Parish Clerk of Kingston upon 1 1Tharnetixesred the prisoaer'ehaving been murried to a young woman of the name of Amy Patty, on t:ic 18th of Weissuiry, 1812. The ParithClerk of Heston, in Middlesex, produced the marriage register of Hes am Church—the marriage of Francis flodenham with Iliribeth Keatch was there inserted.--Elisabeth irseatch deposed that the prisoner had passed himse:f ar as a widower, whose wife had died in child-bed. -.;-el'he prisoner in his defence said, that the witness, without any solicitation on his side, had become vio lently attached to him, and had threatened to make sway with herself unless he married her, although she knew perfectly at the time that he was a married man I—Fearful lest she should commit suicide, and being isesarant of the penalties attached to the act, he bad anketunately complied with her solicitations. The jury found a verdict—Gray. 1.....1•1 BOW-STREET.—Yesttxday the Office was fillel wilt motley groupe of Turks, Moors, Grcek ,Stc, to bear Captain Hasaug, of the Turl7is'i schooner Gelca, 'clrarged with assaeitmg and uo:lnding .1. Chviitii a seaman. It appeared, in evidence, that in Novem ber last the iclocater was tying between Doter, anti date Creek, when Ciragno (who was at work op board) asked the cook to give hint tome bread; Stich, being in the bearing of the Captain, he called out to Ciragno to know what business ha bad to give orders ? and afterwards gave him a violent blow with a large Turkish pipe. Ciragno asked the Cip taln why he used him so ill for merely asking tor some bread t when the Captain sAd, that he had better bold his tongue, or be "Would him. He then proceeded to his cabin, returned in a short titne with a sabre, and aimed a violent blow at his head, 'hut which was fended off by some of the crew, and the sabre tell on his thigh, and inflicted a wound. Mr. AU= stilted, that this prosecution teas coni menced against the Captain, in consequence of there being a dispnie between him and some of the crew for ffieirSrages, and in consequence actions had been brought by several of them against tbe C train. Mr.,' MIL, for the prosecution, stated, that he had !eve. rat (Alter charges to hring against the Calitain.'in consequence of which the further proceeding was pos . tponed. MARLIOnocci.ST/tEET.••.-Yesterclay R. Clark and J. Grips were charged wilt' assaulting one of the St. Giles', watchmen, on Tuesday night. The pri,o- nets were endeavouring to get into the chinch yard ; and, on die watchman approaching them, one of them 'trick him.—Committed in default of bail. On the night of Monday last, a number of young men were detected in the 'act of attempting to lilt from her grave,. in Govan church-yet d, near Glas itt.w, the corpse of a respectable woman, who bad, with her husband, brought up to maturity a lare family the village. The pawns guilty of tic outrage were fortunately discovered, when they had:, 'dog down in the coffin, and mule a bole in the head al it. Though very closely pursued, they all escaped, through +be darkness of the night. Sunday se straight, at Stockton, a boy, about five. )ears i f age, belocging to Mary Greenwood, it poor , ' woman of that place, having been left in the haute, biscloatbs caught fire, mid he was burns to death. ' The tteo Students recently expelled Trap Sidney; College, Cambridge, were charged - with assaulting an, inhabuant of that town, one of whom attemptea aol fire a loaded pistol at his head, which fortunately , only flasbed in the pan. 021 e :Tarp ialltediately reterted a Wardietr:dttlity. The CONLNOW Sesiamir then, ilfter -ealtesteing; iri severe sirens, .on the enormity other aliktace, _Anton-, tother to seven yelirsthinspomition: Amu No was indietedifor itealiiyaro counter- p i a c i ' , and a l tsekey claim Reads'', the provenly of intm ti tittle. born it: pepternner, 1a71%. ; I n c clucaa waa mega, p.a. '''' .the doctor calmed iltr dews stony ilia put bet ilrili gregdez, ukraddietron, Richard Pollen, Esq. ot Lincoln . , f old. She sat with her twirls in St. Paurcgit)rch.; , . eruch. *men taus der itOfflart. ; illaip_Aied, die eitititilanghterus Samuel Peps Cockered, Ell ' . 1 yard to receive charity, and her eldest child by bet.—a . L ., : . ~... . rANZA ytiher was again called, d denied every lit ' amm. ' ' , 1 One day the prisoner came to her there,`;ahen ter` an *MO* letiallt. Alt Ilitho• ,Weermoatb, Tbeatos Widow to h er, , word of this. Somebody before the Magistrate culleil gait wag* Apiodgla, daa&Ster ofpr. Pemberton. V: twins were about seven weeks old, and saltd her Brown, and, being very much dueled, 'she tali Jan: 11, *I ironeray, the' km 'au MiCulb!n,..c. Mary, yew 0. she hid fine babies in her arms, anti gave her a penao :,,a she then said yo you do not siem•to get much mtnz " I . en d 1 . 4 ' . daughter of Mr. hetes Welsh. ii a Martha C a ld we ll, twelve yea . 4 1 here , but if you will go with me as tar as Wig who employed her to draw her !mink Whic . trof asea 'knows ,. gat weiirt hei ages ioase oes tpht .iger .. t age st. Nachie hlary's t ette att. r .w eb b , u al e t ove oges ahem a t e li 1 chapel. I will introduce you to a 4: Lady a whit 'ileig gtenki t Olt "lOW* MIMI the MAWR tha loner case bolos mown w i t , wett - t with s t i r. r she did for three weeks; she went thrielimes a /lair of to,aiaNeoesent wire - 1)44 cite Mtb he tea. led to the aka S give you half.a.gninea." for that time. She got sometbing Shc &Martini 0r .. . „.. . tii ,' ~. . -, DIED. - . carrying her children, until, is Otteapudei . her clqih • , . .. 'fell off ; and when she asked her to . ptie the oldish hint Millwood, 'the prisoner's meebitra, . A Vtfriotto, at his slat la Eat Lothian, Robert Dean .. N 'ion . the twins that they might not catih ou sel , Thei that her daughter liv i ed With tier kie eripite beror t e i t 14- , •Aummi t at * I Whi t :. „., , Robert U. Piing ta, r., 'iiisoner oared to carry one of them ; wienees thin , .14th . at Oetabet 104 • Iler 4 1 P2Milinee; wi . lasitlialein.ottbe Skinifor, the county of Cork, and Colossi ..., i :411Ve her the bigeott. They walked on till they Oghther pregnant. — lwant,Si q l 4llo ii*aio Ow lgoeckceckte‘tasstsfsaVitts. . . i .IRe to the ecinimerci.throad, at the Corner iii its tom about hair .44 4 . 11 4• 0 10.*I4k fiti4 : 1 . . 11 ;r 1, " P ell e bia I.4l S ta l t e 'n Y )1-k ' the Rev. Bin .1 Isrblic house, when tbo pr;sener gave .her. dd. to get a lobar, with thlue aitpearaicee Amid Ret. . AAR 011 _ , ! ASC. Br4seit-utase dtle, Oiford, Rector • -_.• d. . Si. ieleinci et Avespeolf WI Anew of Wrenn sad Amon zinc of Ixer. Wittless said, she did not want Nice, bacle at dee o'elnek, and bratt#4 ii fibijd pan. neripp., et .. . ... the wanted to see the Lady ; she answered — es tidy She seemed vary ill, awl th e sh i e s t ad titi . 4 , • - ja% Opt filutel w aggpumlo the night between tbs, Ali at . Akar, I amt only going to chew the Lady this Anis ante of being nearly bob). The . ball 1 . ...:. * . eat lost.aset 44 Cam Isriii*Oisti ma the tete hfir... l4 1 `twi n. " As they *sec up a court, 'bin 'eldest ehil4 • 4 appearante of a woman Deady • mire/ • • l i mb*, etWornetol.. • *' . • . ' .., vi si t bad fa i n . beside . *flip ill tlia/bly, felt dotaFt: Gray and teitneisAkt ki.P witlYbgr, ilights,Aßl.; . 6....."llll:WatrAg.h""elli.ii.A,Dl"lll"ll.l2 .A4...Ak fi1 1e t...m.1 9 % 1. Hveddll96 , an.. 6...--1-1 .11 fa • 1 Viiikig saw 1 44_,1V0 . ,* i l e , Sr t e4. l.4 4,o k ed alter 614 1 her."'" for a 1i1641 41 'k i l t ("3: lirp ".! . . * Gb i ttre IbeF9MINW gEIP RI Ws? IC 111 coiik oravitfAittwoorp a l it* - ... .. . i. t. . - • • ' • . . • • ,• : . • ..............--4.... -.........-........................... - •••••••••••••••'"- .. aiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmo . , . . site — ,itid done. Sce was lii hiii,k 7at Eiejyr a t i lt o c .; 777 , BIRTHS. . . .. a peas that, the it„di of tile are poisoned by the Inditicreti o n of n tober Iva. The prisoner bad diving Mr pec t raggal Friday, In Rerkley•square, the 'Duchess of Newcastle of a sot. nieguarded hour. •By a superior method such complaimes. e re 1111111ped OK of sit*p pair Of *Sin window: - • •- • —3llevileelar Leidy of fiterv.Thos. Pyna Wilfferitits, of Ouisi easily cured; and even where others Lave ;ailed, we trust tbs. • . Janke), of a eon. we may presume to off.' • rad.' .-ai re-et , t. , '. iithinent.- Few, hoes- , Tberillehtlif t in ber defence. preload that the was 'Dec. ge, a poor woman, named Thempset., residing I n one 'of : ever, are the cave Or CVMPUCaceI dimes, in this clingier. cow ; Wan to Brown's 10011111 (pointing to • Fiala+ ) wIW the-Spiefilitauses,inesus, other 6 sth chdd, all by the rums father.: pared with the ealimitoui situation of men, who, f ro nt en h‘ n k . i . .1 0 .iimught her a doctor. . She was there dofveeted, gad ' ' , -- :. geacein a solitary -eke, oethi prevalent griettet of a fashi.adab , :. MARRIED. , W e , aeiguige,that.statat of debility .which is the twavoidable sow wan peraklous hah . its. Where ...."-- unhappy screw ' -the doctor =stied lateen's stairs, sad put het ins garegdry, at,Paddiagton, Richard Pollen, Es q . of Lincoln's in „ . . yee a ~ fan& Aid, theekletiidatigtiterto Samuel Peps Cockeiell, Esq.. heond i• over hits nfiaery, but carettally conceals Ilia misfortune% it 'oath. which took bet hoe& . litinstileretnn; • 1 ntay be s o me consolationotr hint th kuowoluo althe ug ll it be ;it Eliz2bith f idler WaS °B ain C i ded, Ina de n i e d evel l Matiles ittotautot aishvip .Weerrnontli, Theists. WRidinaidi k -object of doubt oi• uncertainty wit!, other Praetitloo I. tee re- I word of thh. Somebody before the Magistrate call/A g ot AgAlialla, daisgWer oflDr. Pemberton. I !nova l of these deficteueles by the gt adualtro / ress of Ren'ovatitint her Brown, and. being very much Smiled. 'she an.; Jar 4 1 , 111 4 111 trangrayt the . key . John WOW/Wo o to Mary , 9111:0114' is t he & e g o...gown in our etwrieuc;•. lithe ritas of 13.1,.e1tee Li- • • IA sweted 'twit. daughter of Mr. hates Welsh. Venuslave tune to reduce' manly vigour, mucb alias(/' prill be prevented by an' early eounterection of tics liangota state. as,'. Martha Caldwell, twelve yeatrof esti blimp ankh Jasi goe S t tl i t a teplit ysei l i a tase St. Nachist Mary's Chu m : w eh h , u tl e t ot he tit eges gliam ot t wo. the; rtdrr~in these Min no great- diacelri will occur. I . Shen*, who gin plci;yed her to draw her Wink whist'. ow arkp f p,twil sa l mithe man,in %balance case belns orlawits• • The secrecy article is %GI tlWeatia: to ~t i e t i n d ert gi n an d the akvei quatifications wid,h t.se have ',returned to state 1,44:1 th e bids ' i she did for three weeks ; she went thriolitoes a dig or to;inioNsirelent w reliving the Ea he has led to the Is given, that Mesers. Currie' and Co. may be consulted by Fe- Janafor that time. She got somedihig like &Mamma tilit. - DIRD • of our pretensions. sod to rein:l4llml A, 1 , 1) suet: this ketonic:, 1 klilivrood. •'the ptisoper's mathitc p , * pol io, 1bt2.411,1.. at bit seat la Eat Lothian, Robert Deluts l ; the White. thou of ticker sea wilt the greaten secrecy and ho nour , i that her daughter liv i ed *4 tier hi e "WU bsTortei:et tit at corbaber. maw . rt U. assent 41. ' Owe Robe U F' Id, F Married Women , who have l•reg -hew disappointed in t h e -• l i . 14th - at Ono* ,; ai4 . ji tter 1 .i.,..- 0 ; v.. , a sio g a i shtl e dle su re l at the minty of 0 0 6 1 and Ccd os at of upectgsloos tan bandy, re .y be assured, that i n au nt inigar,c , U .g ht. her r e l nan sf *.--, arant# ONI. 1 0. _„ e Saialts4 0 4 ) 47 ititCark rWit4ll 4 of :ra• suds A c itrthe cut ettn ie fry ll are *"" rthle: to Este the parlculari ti i 'house about ksl haaPaoa isala. 11 4 . 41 4 11: 1 44 in "V bis r we 18 Ylek ' the Are . Hen "- of their case a „d al h lil r . I AS& Re4nitti-nose dtle f , Orford , Rector el. i i ,, rind a t.y,in r , and eliel-nin g a t..- lc ' lobe*, with thane aliPeataaaa• Ala* • ff. . l g . sets tga nynn i t fi n d c ame o f nun sa d A rtenet h, m ttance n or advice d eta c nes , . weer. the manse Ina tg. F A -1 • bacle'at live o'clock; and brousfht aahild Itisli.hte..pP., . ft" to mit.td • ot lititrs. r . She seemed voir ill, autd the silfaist • ad' titre, • . 4 , • - -4,4 q v , t aipa i kassurs, la *night between AA Sth red- CURRIE tua4 OP• sllllP4me, Nr- 107..-11169m•vairrito- g ante of being newly hots. The • ... basl ! ..,:. .*I bibs. saell 44. Croliffilllk!rP..ol4- 16 41. so" 1 , 10 !at. Mt...Mu': HUM %VALERA I .LUblliON atellXlll i ti'datclit,tow. t appearance of a simian aeveq. Tom/ -. ~ linwirwotivostert'll.- . , .. - , .-•-, se aslownsatter li• • . • Lanett, ift Mints, wed 96, L Hatekloste, far- 40 . - tot ___,_ _ _ 1. Gray and tsitneu,sat is i s i lei* per ' ais4 ti Se ls .,.. vaiewseiliftwaimmodomi . ... a. ... . niii . imberabk ~.. . . . . _ .. ....._z_ : _____ rni T ay,r Psi a t t her roan for a li 1611 0 1 . • , till' k"):447p .. ... . • ime ItiltheiiPitgiveli lb* 'espaitold - at slim elassele lAvsttlUK sittaid -- *TCtiii.liAlv. - e4m.a4 kteer '.7 The its . Coial9ll4oo . • ~ . 4 1 .44. . • -, • -. - ,- % - - . • - • plaillibed there, and at me Oar OdiekTemple au: 4. • • ' '" . .• . ~ • . • ..•• . : . . x ~. ■ •r I 1 r L-10' I.NTALLICENC,R. tad persons "fficiating under the Act; bet if they had off. uded in the way slated, why not bring them to; justice ? They were yrremable to the laws.—(A cry of No, No.)—Mr. Haltia. interrupted Millis speech by the negative put out his declaration, observed. that the bad not entered the room with the intention of staking a set speech, otherwise he might have been prrci..red with stroeger argurnents—(a laugh)—how- , ewer, be contended g enerally, that there were no par• rial assessments, aad that the tax could not be called 4lecnnstittitionA, because it had been trained and passed by the Legislature. Mr. ItOIFFIY, a baker, said, he was pleased to hear the fast speaker say he was unpopnlar, and he ex pressed a hope that the worthy gentleman might re. Main se on this subject. He had some recollection 4111 a clause in the BU of Rights, by which a man is oitto be taxed without his consent. The meaning c' that clause was, thatthesniject is to be represent ed in Parliament. But how was the parish of Lam beth, containing 45,000 inhabitants, represented ? Why the fact was, they were not represented more than thenetives of Otaheite. If they had been blessed with proper representatives in Parliament, this tax would never have been carried by the Legislature. He was not at the meeting, however, to pass a philippic' upon those who had passed the Act. They ,required no indemnii y for the past, but seem ity for the luture.l •--He would even give the Commissioners as much I credit as any man, but he could not, at the same time, neglect informing that meeting of what he himself had undergone. 41 I have found the assessor seated with Acts of Parliament set round him like d i porcupine's quills," and when I have stated what I felt to be injustice, they have told are to retire.— Where toe? into a cell, with a cold stone floor and DO fire. They have suffered their clerk .to be their mouth-piece, and to insult the pariah, and if the in babitaros bad felt in many instanter the spirit of men, they would have turned him out of the room. Be cause I did 'not please one of them be said to mw, lig You saucy scoundrel, I'll kick you out of the zoom." I said, so You saucy scoundrel, it I had you out of the room I would kick you into the dirt." Then they bundled rue into the street, and next morn ing, early, came the collector and broker, to distrain. said them to distrain, as I never would pay the asseserneot, because it was more than ;my ',worm. I safaerwareis went to a Commissioner once more to et plain, and, hav4igrepreseotod my case, he said, that is all very true, Mr. Ridley, but your tongue is !so in t. So, becaUse my tongue haprened to be too long for them, any property was cot short. He concluded by auppnrtiug the resolutions. 1 Air. THOM Ae Luber, one of the Commissioners, dis claiming all inflamed statements, admitted that the' tax *as highly oppressive, yet the Mreeiug ought not -tar into the whole of the objections because it was .a 'measure justified by circumstances. -The Chairrnin then put the Resolotioos, which were eznartimoudy agreed to, and a petition ordered to be presented to Parliament by one of the MeMbers for -dos comity. After thanks to the Chafrmin, and those who had promoted the Meeting, the bu Antis ended. eOURT OF CHANCERY, lANVAILY 17. VARJ. CHOLSIONDSLY V. LORD CLINTEO. 'The object of the motion was to ontain an order ofl injoric , ion to restrain the Plaintiff from employing as his Solicitor, in this cause. which relates to a certain: voluntary settlement made by the late Lord Orford, of certain estates of immense value now in dispute )etween the parties, Mr. Montrion, the. late Solicitor, in copartnershipwith Mr. Seymour, the present Soli. titer of the Defendasit, on tLe grounds, that being conversant with the secrets and confideetial commn nications of the Defendant, he might reveal the same. and dm great injury to the Defendant thereto,' ;in the progress of this cause, and-that suitors were pri4ileged 'in all Courts of Law as well as Equity, against est.; deem arising from soak dlselesurr. Mr. Montrieu "Was rat ck'rk, and afterwards a te.partner with Mr. geynsour pending the . preserit lint, but ontbe disseluticin of the co-partnership ribeettheyear fBl4,thetbrintirs •agint or land-steviard, a Mr./kept. proposed to Mo. , Mattieo become the solicitor for the Plaintiff.whigh. otter legal acheiceof Mr.iteupellowerassented to. After touch legal iecustita firr two days, and 'a feeling -reply from Sit 3. ltorttus, the Loan CHAw-* team raid, as this was a law as Well as equity flues. - lion, new and important, he should eons* the coca. anon Law Judg . e s as to the practiee thelet.ourts on It roes's,' interest ing questions, before his-Sail decision. Judgment was deferred. ' JANUARY 141.—fettafirs u. macaw. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, it:sported by Mr. Ilgtx,' moved for an order to set Aside an award made by!. 'Mr. Sutler, to whom. as an trim*, the referee* earned by the parties-had connuktrd the arrange: raven slid settlement of ill-matters of dispute between e err , pursuant to an order of reference consented to,. 'sot made a Role of COnet. -•' Mr. •f and Mt.,SMADOWIILL argued en the other teiere Ida after a reply frown Sir Stesruat. iterauLt-i; the anktioetAnktimetponetliodenent. OI.D AA ILET, fiNNUA.AIt Sarah Stow was Indicted for stealiqg ar e thrld.—Cathetitte,thel• wile cif 'NI. Gramm de that she had four cbddren, beside twins 042 u l efe born in. September, 1814 ; the eldeiz'was footle/sr* old. She sat with her twins it itt.' Paul's, yard to receive Charity, and her failed child by One day the prisoner came to her there.`4Then her twins were about seven weeks altl i and said to her, had fine babies in her arms, andzave her a penny; she thee: said- 44 you do not slierr 'get Muchmeneyi here but if you will go with me as 'Pei as White chapel, I will introduce you to a doe Lady, whe'velli give you half-a-guirrea." Witnerifoint with her e carrying her children, until, is Chrapude, - htr clquk .fell off ; and when she asked her Writ the cidal4 over the twiny that they might not catch cold, the. • prisoner offered to carry one of diem ; witness gave her the biggest. They walked on till , 'came to the ecieumerci4l4o4d, at the corner 'al ` . prblic house, when the prisoner gave her &I. to get rt pint of beer. Witness said , she did not want beer ,he wanted to see the Lady'; she answered--a My 4eat, I am only guirsg to shew the Lady this fh *Ka." As they **scup a couet, her eldest ehil4 Asat had ran 'beside them Mown, fell do* 7 41,04 g sow heseliii and while rl'initolted alter th . 'chi j, thtftloPlleelsoi• 44 I could tuft Mote her with het clsilasen, but Ale screamed out so loud, the the people at the pnbile• house threatened to have her, taken into custody,•on account of the clamor she ilad raised. The sari* evening she gave information of the loss at the White chapel Office; put forth Advertisements, and had 9000 hand-billi printed; describing the child and de; woman. Six weeks after the child was lost she'*as taken to the prisoner on hoard ship, whom she knew to be the woman who had taken the 'child, and imme diately said so : she then asked the prisoner for a kiss of the baby, and a sailor standing by her said.... 64 No ; not it the Queen of England wereto come, the should not ;" and took the child out of the priso , ner's arms. The child seemed very thin, but when it WAS taken from her, she had plenty of milk for ,both leibies. An officer' took the woman into custody, and the child was undressed in witness's presence, and she found a piece of flannel on it which she knew to have been part of tle blanket in which it was wrapped when it was taken away horn her, and she claimed it instantly.. The prisoner said it was very silty of witness to think of the child, as it was her own. Ceors-rxeseiraed. '-lager husband ilia labouring man, and has been twelve weeks out 'of emploiment. She' had only sat two days in St. Paul's Chiirch.yar&— From the time she gave the prisoner the child till she missed her in the Commercial-road, she never lost 1 sight of her. She described the prisoner in the hand bill as being about forty years of ige, asshe a o pnred to be then ; but now she did cot think she r sol old. The sailor said he believed himself to be the father of the child, and acted as if he were so. Elizabeth Murray has been a neighbour of the pro secntrio for nearly 15 years. In September last Mrs. Creemer was delivered of twins; end witness saw hir in October conning home, crying, about seven o'clock i in the evening, having lost her child. Witness saw the child that was found on hoard ship, and she had 1 little doubt of its being the prosecutrix's. E. Dalton, an officer, of Lambeth-street, found the prisoner on beard the Sir H. Inglis, East Indianan, lying off Nor thfleet. tie 'knew her by the description in the hand-bill- He informed the prosecutrix of it. Witeess had been informed by the prisoper's nait;l3- hours that she had gone on board snip, with a sailor named Swain. When he saw the prisoner she had the child with her, and he told her he had come i about it, as it had been stolen. She seemed cOlitfused, and said it was hec child, and when she got to Loa don she, would thei them the poen in which she was delivered. She said she had been taken ill in the Minories on 'Friday six weeks (the day the child was lost), and a young woman tk her into her room in Whitehorse-cones, itosemary-lane, whore she Leis de livered. The young woman's name ivis either Mar y or Sarah Brown, and she would be able to stew the Doctor who delivered her ; she was delivered at three in the afternoon, and at five o'clock she was token home in a coach to Bligles-buildings, where her mot!icr lived. She said Edward Swain was the father of the child.' B_fore the mother and witness got quite up the ship's side they heard a child cry, and she 'called out—" before I see it, that's my ohild."— When the prosecutrix got on deck, she w a s meth ag:-' tated, and would have torn the prisoner in pieces.— She said, she moment she saw the prisoner.. , that's my; child, and that's the woman that Stale it." fi never varied in her story. Witness went to White. horse-court. Rosemary-lane, but could find noapth pers6n as Mary or Sarah Brown ; and when be told' the prisoner of that, she said she might have made a mistake in the name of the court ; out lithe were to go herself, she could point it out. He went with' ho w but she took him to Jolansoa's-chain, Itoliernary:lane. where she pointed at a house, and said —" she wits Eyre that. was ii;" but it turned out to be inhabitefi. - by one Elisabeth risher, who denied all knowle;dge. r if the prisoner: The prisoner seemed confused, hue persisted that that WAS the house. Witness saw the twins eogether,and be had never seen two more alike. Elia. Fisher, who occupies the room in which the 'prisoner said she bad been delivered, denied the cir cumstance in tutu. Isabella Gray lives at No. 3. Bligh's Beildingi.; * The prisoner and Swain lived in her father's hose; as man and wife. On the day the prisoner trough home a chili, witness aaw her go out About ant o'clock, and at eight o'clock the saute bight the ,pri-, sonei's mother told her that her daughter had been delivered. 'Witness saw the child, land _inside several remarks that that could not be the child, as it ap peared to be a month old. Swan was sitting Wish asi Vass in one bend, and a bottle of , gin in the other e nvitnessisked him if that was his coild? and be ans.! wered--4 4 I don't know;' they tell me so; (or I inf. just come in." She never SAW the prisoner suckle' the child. She never saw any Medical man attend! the prisoner. The day the ptisoiPer brought bond . the child, she Appeared to be petnant p but lief np pearance afterwards was very agerent. 1 . _ Greee,,Brown lived in Bligla's awaiting'. opposite: the prisouta c who had been big for lest a:oaths --(A' iteneral laugh.) Witte's; saw. hor damn bons on die' .eves ing of the 14th al Crociohst. with apeurshing in .her i v . as walked as well and Ai aPright As ever *lie l'" - She —.. • _ .... sober tg2l l sloE of COLtS.FOOT Tor `CQIJQNS.~' Herb dest3toor, cx11.4 Twat. ln" by the wociente, was distinguished, as 1!4 name soave"?, for its esti:6llo9h its the cure of c outs, asthma., and ntlser pulmonary complaint., it vntly oprOs, and heals rawness and sarepers of the brc„is", allays she ticki,ng, protioltes ferspient Coughing, and sye "hint lwelthing wlitout defier of coshing cat. Antis it will prevent consumptions, if taken befotv tb hoes art tilcoarat;4. Prsp;red by ;amen Ryan, iit•tgron, sold* V. New.efierry'an 4 So-$l. No AS. 3t. l'auts,leaskoll *,t) boetk4, es. kfIL. arch. i: .rci•aed ehewisere, ISr earful tutilisseeve• titat.ttst '• 1. Isizvesetav," is oorraiiii.olli allf Stamp% Ciil4lll..tifi6. - MAISHALL'a CERATE prevents and cflrei the , eitroeblogotte and painful visitants Chilblains, vibes that in 3 broken or tiOstititts. fie; retwov , .o the deb cm aria it. daapaatiou on the Arid appitration, tad when broken. heals la It much Slior:cr tine than 'du bet credl - ed but by experience. • Siottnclit, Viceratrd Legit Sams, Chadds, Bruises and 'fl of every Arnentiastion, teal wt however beg etaadihg, are siesta wally cured by this ctir.ste. Copy of a Letter. Gentlemen, Bionbillon, Jungle, 11304. A very singalsr and in•virtant Cure performed. by MAS% CIIAI.C.S Llitteaesoe Cettoi . t. &Monde pablitity : OE Gadcoe; iiltq. had a mar at tria Oaten Of kiwis yawner who had Bt r. fir fifteen 'wets with a most abacido4 Int-iftW4l and it'i 1.1, icsonturh ite In be ahnow it - a. athte of rivrefprliec; he been in the London . Hoorital.:, to the . Mk ar , t4l'. ant inde- suf• genus of ISM plate, for stvt:v yelts•ptst, when eight boxes •,I Massiwirs Unit:PO.4 Ctsrate. be bought or mi, 4:4050:he1y cured Itialt. I ilheill SAOlik Oki Nor ivit.ar is promising the cope it k ! ... ;eattly, by pleoliobe4 tibia ea e. 5.u10.; ery oppoiltatity .1 iii.aiii,s it lino% e w :I: be ttnisiated 101 pod' cittedtett hatable scrvaut, Buis- •retlt, Itirmintioutrit. ' • It; Niece, llooktivikr. hold hy h. &let cols, ma, on the *sera. Way, St ..14als Mom& rul ; itetail also by kiaez.v, Qieforsbereseltl Ward, II 1 1 1 ". 1 $i ; V ... : ...... .o*ite'bXdiaiSed Lonskah. Petry tp. . J. anal da.10./. per boy i .--- .....lin•-••• ••••••••••••..- P Da. HAWS.I.L.T. N)W4OX: , .1 I*. A Pictet. 'ITS, EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS. ._1411'S:1116104, and i all WO% f r XI PS ralieadig arand by br. HOWELL'. pnvenrlts, sierards of sty Years established, 'nii: Mead elf then iiivaliable Poo/dire in tbi , stbote (hared. leg eisordere, las byre tadubitibluirrovied ht t'..e ntussermas Cures already comma:drab:4 is MS Pablics from Obititills 11 . 11 " lowing is sclecte4: Miss Anti WiThams. o! Lariats:tope, Vert, Oateei years abk hail Tic:lv:alt. fr. m her clut.Thi.ell ; but, tipeh utile:, thew Vow.. den, she was , son complt rely cured, and cow relay* perteei health : tor which reit birssiri: the Kee. Mr. What. y, Meister of Laytonstose, publicly r. turned thanks to tine Axing:air, In h. Chapel, on the 10th of Noviimbrr ; alio attested by MI% W. Emblin, Master of the Academy; Mr. 'I. Itiavdcs; 414 Mn,o It. Grant. . Thi; sovereign Restudy is provared soder the patrriuge of 1411 11/lajesty, by Dr. i ?Auer of Kmes College, and is sold at his house, O. tit , o,4thitupt-`lace, 11-for I•road,J.tindor, apd no where else. at Pacict hi which is enclosed a 1 ;masc. written by the Doctor ( al the a bove-nientinowl Diu asts. All letters (tot paid) duty answered, aid the Powders sent to any pert or the United idnr.drio. Dr. H. is to be ramie ictiosiated with ali the partiol4ollll dr lease. j N the various curueloisits incident So es* Imps r% 1 frame, thpre nne n ntore drodfulin their some, Die Midi alarndt% n !heir .iseqtv/Icei than tbaGRAVS,Lapd S L i ) NE, PAIN& • tn Nat 4A+Clt, LOT AS, and 61.41)1)gP., and LINE. 1LN:10. 'Rey are coraillaint• to which eln:ry ptrvid a'46l art a fowl lattc,n for every °that vides of Disorder. • I !CK 1 • 4114'1$ 01:.1 .3, • • crianposell of she most iunocent togyettkints, hone been found of sibgtflar . efkaiy, In' not kilt sire:leWing the vessels tor:tail .itig the urine, 124! In hAppily dots oy:ng the pt fraying qual,ity of from *bleb revised rte Sbovi complainti, removing the adetsli, or SrltEr secretions. aid btoiriling every peralcioutt tau dewy to tb :sse dieoeders,nrit!.out v,alia,onaot. From a eon.c tow tires of the poirerful quality of these Isl, fully cvlaced by a ptfrate practice of many yeste, they are 'ofkretl to the afillotael , „ and recoar...nendell as 2 cure for eke above ioeft a lttiont. Sohl sprhulessla stud retail At Mr Blithe* 4 1 1 liateareiddr, earner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retal-I by Pam IWO OTtaim . k•urta mouth ; flail, liar. `dna, and 1 Women, Govort ; Wawa% Mallory, boos, Port lea ;trevonat, Euler, , or by, qeor viale,Gkberr z-..11-I,,sland, Ply MUSA! h ; Newbery, 4410 ; 4 4nstetr and binedon ' aid, Glucose ; f.rail klanders=o, soda, suit Res bo rn, Edinburgh ; C! acaraillaatb ; Rapist Peek, ;Grope% Award' ai 4 i Penni. old *Pine; Live Fl buoi ; !Malts and r Manchester; Bowed, P:orlirleb ; Knott atsi Lloyd, ihrotlAgisat; Gregory, Brighton; Whit! iirghton ; *almonds, 111,$).3tortf; litotes, Plymouth .I).s ; and most Met klas Veothrre, it bits" at vs. 9.1. each. • I _ O llssordeni trot* Conte : Witted more essentially to destroy kiymeutial Happiness' thah thou.. which are the consequence of unguarded plea•ure. Peopld W every tack pay adoration to the shrine of %Vett:kelt, but where the Coastitatton has been tainted by Diseas.:, a rem:v.oon of arability Is Mdfarito tably requisite. Twenty years five pe devoted one k inetice to the exclusive treatment of the folless‘g Disorders, and Memo s:tasty) result of our plan gives as addlkitmal ardour to •atopose, as far as we afe,able, the ravages of those Complaints whi•th are the most Important in the catalogue of Hupart Attqr Initiation into ry bran h, as Navy f,argSens, ws fornie.! w. , ls a: art early period of practice, to emcee individuals frPti , the f - ii:fariee of unedacated own, or the equally dangorompreripitaimt of general Practitioneas. . . . "rke Di:a:4ra to the cure of wis:ll we have jointed or as. ,esetim. comirlse ev-ry eTeCo. - 9 of Vott:lteil frellian; all knish e vsbr•iter am :1g Iron t..e hih•is o. ecf, ao l w orst or the indulgencles of matures age; that derangenteot of the System in Women, which is called dierrenness dr sterility, .t.3erainal Weakdebses, .Glests, n bibstractious da ibe Lit - Attica - WS also Strictures Whcther teceut tir of laug Aura.ion, aocl which have halted the skill of oth,..r Practitioners, ," by our present improved phut of treatment effectually and pertna newly cared, without the patient siring the excruciating paha and abaming Hemorrhage. which frequentty fuliows the appWr: ! tion of the lunar elastic. In •he course of our ex tedsivepraction in t tzt; metropolis, nuttier. as cases of S I'RIC CURES have beet. and are daily under over car., the total erallea•tuti of which C *awl by asafe, certain, and exped.tiosts nude of curs steerfor to any ptittr yet whip:ed. Th. weak:less, reisxaturi, sod debi lity, proceeding from this compl.4n: o am speedily remenod, an.l the Patten, restored to morel aud friaries foalth. 8 0 , " r o c , r the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance to ottr rectoradve remedies is indispeuiahly requisite, to sewn:the Slug. boring sparks of.life, and to r4attinutte Use constitution. Numerous Ult.eastS are th: result of .gituranwp or hastitin the tteatntent of a sitnple Gonorrhea, and it not sutra/us utly tsar that V • seeds e' iii -- • le Iby the hr3fsi per