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ii il 'Pinder her (Sarah Fox,) for matters might be otherwiii fettled, if, he really had any carafe of quar rel. He defied the witnels to t.tke care 'of herfelf, but the raid (he Mould rot fir, as the was determin ed to defend the girl as long a• the could. He, how. ever. pertevered, and fired off the other piftnl, by which he thot Strall Fox through the Moulder. The girl fell down between the rprikes of a chair. He fired at her under witners's arm, Sarah being imme i i - diately behind. As ton as the girl recovered a little, he got up and ran op faint ; and much about the fame time the tviiners raw the prifoner point a pilFrl at his own head, bear to his ear, and it went off; but the witnels did not perceive whether it wounded him or not. The wittier, left Wragg, and went up fairs alter Sarah F.at. witncfs had never Peen the prifoncr btf qv this event. On crof,-exaniination, this witnefs declared that The had not lien the prilOner !ince that time, but (he under food that he had attemnted to cut his own throat fo.ot atter the witnefs had lett him. Sat .th Harris raid, Mc was the hi.ure.rnaid in the fame family with the prifoner. At the time alluded tit, 1!:c had ju t laid her head upon a table, and was about to fieep, when the prifoner came into the kitch en. She Cron after role up, and went out, and did not fee him again till alter the event was all over. Crnfs examination.—The prifoner appeared to be quite infenfible as to what he was about. He at• tempted that fame night to cut his own throat, and the witnefs law the blood running down immediately after he had (hot at Sarah Fox. The witnefs had lived twelve months in the fame houfe with the poi rimer. He was all along very good-humoured and humane in all his depostment-and conduft, but lat terly he appeared to be much altered in his difpofi Lion, teemed to be much difireffed in his mind, and did not attend his Winds as he ufed to do. James Chetterman, a milkman, raid, that on the night cf the 23d of May, when he was palling by near to Sir Ralph Woodford's hook, in Upper Sep ennur-ftreet, be heard a rattle fprung, and (non after he heard the report of a piftol. He raid to the watch man, 4 , Come, follow me ;" and they went into the houfe firms whence they had heard the report. Hr law the prifoner coming out of the kitchen, and laid bold of him• Wragg had then one piftol in his hand, and when feized and !earthed, another was found in his pocket loaded. They bad a flruggle together, the prifnner wilting to shut the witnefs out of the kitchen, flaying, at the fame time, that he did not wills to hurt him (the witnefs) if he would but keep of. The prifoner Paid to the witnefs, that he had told them (meaning the (ervants) that forrething fa tal would ihortly happen. Soon after this, the pri f ner attempted to cot his own throat, or, as the whites perceived, he adually did it in a partial man ner. On examining the wound, it was found not to be defperate. Nehntas Porter, a watchmap, confirmed the evi dence of the preceding witnefs, adding. that the pri. Wooer made a great moan when be. was alked what Irak the matter ? The willows.. on being silted if he had any thing to Rate in his own defences or any witnefa to call • to fpeak in his behalf, anfwered, that he was entirely ignorant of the whole affair as put in the indiement, ' and therefore he would leave it to his Couufel to do - as they thought proper. The Ca s a del for the prifoner then called the fol lowing wstneffes : Sir Ralph Woodford depofed, that the prifnner had lived la or is years in his fervice. The witnefs *raid, he was abfent from home at the time of this un fortunate occurrence. He had always found the pri inner to be exceedingly honeft in every refpett, and attentive to his hufineli, but very confuted for the lad two or three years. About a month previous to the 23c1 of May he particularly obferved his conduft altered, as if he were really deranged in his mind ; but the witnefs did not know to what caufe to at tribute it. Ralph James Woodford, Efq raid, that for the laft twelve months, fine he had returned from abroad, be had perceived an evident change in the concs& and behaviour of the panne:. who had become ex. tremely negligent of himfelf , and not diligent in his bulinefs. - Wrigg was formerly, in this„witnefs's onirm. a molt excellent fervent, till his mind had thus become in a manner impaired. The prifoner bar three children, and he ofed to be exceedingly at. teethe to them, but latterly he was as negligent of them as of himfelf; be appeared by his condua to be quite deprived of his former feelings. One of the prifoner'; fellow fervent' depoefd to the fame effett. William Anderfon, fervent to the Keeper of New. gate, Paid, that when the prifnner was firft cron ?flitted he had occafion to fee him every day for Come time on the 6th of July, the prifoner was in filch a fituation that he would lie down on the ground and beat himfelf in a manner which (hewed that he was petteftly deranged, fo that it would have been im poDible to have brought him into Court to (land trial during larl Sctlinn. The prifoner has been in the fame Ante at different times (lace. Thomas Lawrence depofed, that he had known the prat trey fur five or fix years, and was acctiaomed to attend inccties. He thought Wragg was mad previ. ous to the accident for about a month nr fix weeks. Baron Horn fammoned up the evidence; and the Jury found that the prifoner was irrfant. He was, theref ire, ordered to be kept in cullody, according to the A.. 1 of Parlitrocnt relative to Lunatics. canard White, Wm. Kiteben, Edward Kay Edward:, and Car.", alias Wene indided fora bur. glary in the honk of the lion. R. Haley, and fleal. trig a Myer tea-pet and vari.ais other articles of plate, hi. property, and two Bank of England Notes, value 51. each, and other articles. the property of Roger Langdale, his fervent, at Kenfington Gravel. pit., on the night between the setk end a:ft of July. The Hon. Richard Huffey depofed, that the family were all in bed before twelve on the above night.— Some carpenters, who were at work about t h e I m r e , alarmed them in the morning. He then raw that the back parlour window had been broke open; an iron window bar was bent, and the fath had been palled on one fide (it opens by pulsing back, not by lifting asp). There is a wet ditch between the garden and the toad, and a fubterraneous pall:age from the kitchen to the toad, the door of which was alfo broke open. Robert Langdale (wore that he was left up on t h at night. That, having the care of the plate, he bad leaked as it Wore be wait to bc4, aad Air um the doors and windows were tit He had alto teen •1 tee 21. notes, two 51. each, and nine guineas and a ball in m, , ney belonging to himfeif, along with many other articles in a box in the pantry. Upon beating the alarm given by the carpenters about a quartet Atter five in the morning, he went to Bow three', but got no tidings of the thieves; he then went to Marlborough-lb - eel Police Office, where he learned that tour men had been apprehended that morning. Upon his return home, he looked in the garden, and ithfervi.d the marks of men's feet as if they had been warslng hare footed from the ditch through the gar den to the window. _ J.hn Hillam, a porter and private watchman in Carnaby-market, fworc, that about half pall three in the morning cf the 211; July he law three of the pri loners at the bar, White, Kitchen, and Canty, in Brown's Court. He watched their motions, and law them go into the hnufe of Mr. Scully, a working jeweller in Mundy'sCourt,alfo adjoining the market. They went in without knocking. The witnefs was then going away, but looked back and faw Mr. Scully in his thirt,half out of .be door, looking about him for a thort fpace of time, then going in again, and Ilritting the door. One of the who wuit in had a bundle in ltis hand. In about an hour after that he law Canty and Edwards coming_ out, and going down Marthall.tireet. With the aallance of the public watchman and a patrole, he took them into candy. He then returned to w atch, and about fix o'clock he faw White and Kitchen come out. He got allance, by which means they were taken into eullody in Broadareet. It was then clear light, and had been from half after two. Rice Evans fupported his teaimony as to the man ner in which the partners were apprehended. Going down Brewer•fireet, he laid that Scofield or Cauty made his efcape,and-t dd the people in the area that he was only put Cued on account of a Willard child. He was, however, retaken, and conslutted to Marlbo rough ftreet Police Office. Richard Lovett, one of the officers belonging to the above place, fwote to the amount of the property found upon the prifoners. Upon Edwards he found 141. in a and 11. Bank Notes, and two guineas in cath ; upon Cauty (even guineas only; upon White two, and fix one pound Notes; upon Kitchen a twenty pound Note and a pair of wet dirty fiockings. He alto fearched Scully's houfe about half after fix ; but he was not in the houfe then. Upon the top of a bureau he founct a heavy lump of what he believed to be flyer, rather warm A crucible and feveral articles belonging to filver.fmiths and jewellers were alto found in the houfe. Mrs. Scully had (ince proved her tight to every thing but the Myer, and all the Tell had been returned her. Kitchen's 201. Note WAS alto returned him as being unclaimed. He then denoted, that Kenfington Gravel Pitts is in the partlh of St. Mary Abbott's. Roger Langdale was again called. He raid that the nine guineas found upon the prifoners were ex ailly like chafe which he had loft. There was the fame number of the old, and the fame number of the 1 new (tamp as thole which he had loft, and Tome of, the new ones were more bright than others, alto to the fame amount. Mr. Serjeant L■ BLANC explained the various combination of circumftances as they had been related by the different witnefes in the cle'areft manner, to (hew hnw the prifoners were likely to have been liiiity of the crime imputed to them; but defied the ury at the fame time to recolle&, that if there was the haft doubt upon their mind as to the prifoners being the men who broke in and robbed the Hon. Mr. - Fluffey'b houfe, they &odd then give a verdi& acquittal.—The Jury, without any hefitation,returned ebcm all—Nut Guilty. RECORDER's REPORT. Yeflerday the Racoanta made a Report, L io his Majesty of the following prifoners undcr felitence of death ht Newgate, viz. Maria Tate, for fetnnitway tittering to Abraham Smith a coun terfeit bad &Whig, knowing it to be fa, and baring been before oontriifted of being a common utterer of mina:kit wormy. Maria Biwa alias Adsire, alias Mary Ann Wylk. for Mold puny uttering to Mary Loofa/ a counterfeit Wiling, knowing It to be fo, and having been before coo:sided of being a common utterer of counterfeit motley. Moles Murphy, for fleeing a mate, the property of Jeffery EA. Sophia Blundell sad Charlotte Wood for breaking and cuter log the dwelling houfe of Alexander Anderfun, and Oraliag there in a piece of dindty. Wilfry Eyres, for feloalouily being at large before the expiration of the term of feven years, for vekkh he had beco ordered to be tranfported. Eleanor Browne, for felonloolly aftaulthig Elizabeth Moore, aad robbing her of two pair of wor ft od :locking., the privcrty of Jamesey. Henky. ABC( Bennett, for Resting a piece ollice,value 4 the property of Mares Laney, in his dwelling bask Benjamin Harris and Charles WUMam., far Res lieg M Yobs, and one ewe cheep, the property of Samuel Robert Gads, Aft Sar•.tud Clans and Dominick Welch, for felossioney breaking and entering the dwelling hos& of Alexander Broodier, and Rnl ioF therein t 1 bear thins. Matthew Wchtter, atlas Chubby, for ftealing Ave Accp, the property of Thomas Field._ . cohn'Tbompfon ' ass Kelly, for feint:dourly afranking Mary' Hurt and robbing be! of a bad et and other artieko. 1 Benjamin Sala, for Sealing • mare, de property of join Ratner. _ _ _ - When lobe Tbeatfon. alias Kelly, was ordered for execution on Wednelday next, the slit inft. I.aR week, Mics KITCI4IIII, linewdraper, near St. Peter's-(guars, Leeds. being taken ill of the Char. Modes, her mother came from Wakefield to attend her. This diforder became infeiSions, and. Mrs. Kurcosa took it. and died on Monday. Saturday mm-ring her daughter died, and a younger daughter now lies dangeroully ill in the fame manner. A few days ago the following accident took place at 13:Ron, the feat of the,Rigtt Hon. Lord Rolle: Two lads were together in the fetvants' hall ; one of them nbferving two gush took op one of them, not knowing the fame to be loaded, and hicautionfly moved the trigger, when it immediately want off and fitot the other boy dead. Thurfday laQ five men from Birmingham were committed to Shrewfbury gaol by the Mayor and Steward. for three months. without bail or main prize. for rcfufiag to pay the penalty of .tos. each, having engaged themfelves as fubltitutes in the. A rmy of Referee, but refufed being (worn and enrolled until the whole of their bounty thould be paid them. By the 4ad Geo. 111. c. go, C. 63, it is enaaed that any fum not exceeding one h 41f, as fbould be di reeled, thould be p.iid on their enrolment, and the remainder out being approved at Isc.td (putters as El for (.rice. 1 I \ I tLEAKBNOPLL gSSIOYi On Tuefday Jofeph Ilrandon, a Jew , was raddled for three feveral a&alts on his wife on the ad, loth, and isth of February. The lady lilted, that the had married Brandon about four years ago., That the brought him soul. in call], betides plate, china, and articles of furniture. She left him on the t sth of February lad, in confeqaence of his brutal ufage. She had that day alked him for money to buy a pair of thoes; which he refuted, detlring her to order a pair, for which he would pay when they were fent home. She went on this bufinefi, and did not re turn till ten at night, having gone to drink tea with her filler. When the came in, he fell upon her, and beat her molt violently over the arms and brealt, (wearing nifferably at her. The brother of the profecatris defcribed the fitua- Lion in which his lifter was, in confequence of the treatment the had received. Her arms were black, and the complained much of a pain in her breaft. Dr. Price Said he obferved her arms were back above the integuments of the elbows. Such an ap pearance mull have ken produced by Vows. He did not examine Mrs. Brandon's brea'. It was always a delicate part to infpeet ; but from her complaining of pain ill it, he fent her an embrocation. Mr. CIIMMON SBRJFANT, its defence, laid it 'would have been more decorous had the parties fettled the bufinefs out of Court; the afftult actually taking place had not been fupported by any oiher teflituony than that of the prolecutrix. The Jury, as married men, would do well to reflea on the fituation which they would reduce the married part of the community, if they gave a vertfie for the prufecution. By Co doing, they would authorize a woman, merely out of revenge, nr probably to gratify fpleen and vinditlive ill nature, to drag her haband before a Jury entirely without f‘nindation. The Jury found the prisoner Guilty. He aas ordered to be tined aos. and to enter into rectignitances to keep the peace for two years, under the penalty of ;col. Three perfons, named (tt2itt, Bell, and Nowell, were indicted for affaulting :rod obitritaing Trevallion, Movie, and Taylor, Officers of the Thames Police, in the execution of a peels warrant. Q . 2in is mailer of the Ballad Lighter public bottle, in Star-Street, Shad well; Bell is a Ship captain; and Newell a navy agent. The affray happened between eleven and nrelve o'clock at night the 241 h of June. The Officer* f4w a man enter the ptibliL h o ne whom they knew to be a failor They tolowed him tip Slaws and Secured him. When they came tint, they were followed in a moment by the pi-Sorters, who btat them and af tuced them violently. They, however, focceeded in curing the nun, and now indieed the prifoners fot the atfault. 'I his cafe occupied the attention of the Court for fever at hours. It i. needle(' to tetail all that pad. It is foffic lent to fay that the latement of the Offic. r. was vary much invalidated by the telt imony cf a number of wit oars, who declared that the prifoners did not leave re h. ule till a good while after the Officers had gone. The Jury accordingly found them—Not Guilty. BIRTHS. Terfday morning, in Portland Place, the Covet& of Idiom kid, of 1, daughter. On Sunday morning, the Lady of Brigadier-General Heater, of a fen. On Monday, at Twickenham, the Lady of Samuel Pyles, Efq. of a fon On the sth in& the Lady of Dr. Calms, of Berard-fireet, RaF ishlquare. of a dayshter. A few days Mice, the Lady of Dr. Bird, of Chelmsford, of. foe. On the Bth Lift. the Lady of the Rcv. H. Horne s, of a fon and Ircir. At Edicbutzh,the tth loft. Mrs. Campbell, of Klikrry, of a fon. MARRIED. On the 30th ult. William Irvin, Ffq. merchant In Cisigow, to Mei Agues Young, daughter of David Young, Ef 1. of Craighead. At blackbouk, on the loth ult. the Rev. George Reis Mo4llr, Minifter of H .utly, to Mils Margaret Reid, cideß daughter of James Reid, Rich of ETlifhiti On Saturday, at St. Ann's, Liverpool, the Rev. W. 151uncien, to Mils Dickies, daughter of the late Wan. Dkkfoo, Erg. Ausdiedd. - 11IF.D. Latly, at St. Kitts, In the Weft India, Mn. Pawfon, wife of Captain Pawfoo, latc of Lancifter. On the kith ult. at Ealtcon, Wilts, Mrs. Wbetler, of Ni.arburr, Berks. — On !he uyth ult.'et Teigurnouth, John George Pole, Efq. only brother of Sir Win. Templet Pok,B . rt. of Shutt, in the county of Defeo. On Saturday hit, the Infant fon of Mr. Davis,QEeculquare. Wednektay evening laft,at Clapham Wm. Davidfon, Efq. At Edinburgh, an the tft init. Mit , ' Mary Ann Hamilton, adett daughter of the late Mr. James Hamilton, merchant. On the Eft iolLatGlalgow, James Buchanan, Efq. latent Cattrr. WHEN ProfeiGonal Men of education and le. tponatenty &matt from the general fyltan by tbc fcicdtko of a peculiar Brandt, the bindles of kits continued Needs Is Win belt criterion of firrinrity. . . Ti. years have I devoted my pra6ke to the ear-Win treatment of THANE DISORDF RS, and tbe ruccefsful refith of my plan rives MC additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ra wages of &o(e complaints which are the molt importatit la the cat'• loin! Cl human Infirmidcs. After initiatke tato awry branch u as Army Sorrels, I formed • wits at an essay paled of PrazUee to relate indicting' from the ignoruce of enadocated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pnaltioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cone of which I have devoted my airaidok anelpriee every fpedes of VENEREAL INPEC, TEM. whether of a tarot ar long tlemtioa--ully, AU !fade of DEBILITY, whether sang frees the babes of Fehassiboys, er the lodolowee of mature age, and rainy that dtrangoaseet of the ryas= to Women whkh Is colied BARRENNESS or S' RIL Numerous Weeks are the With of leitmotiv or balk in the treatment. of a limpit Gonorrhea, and k not unfrequently hat pen* that tha feeds of Ufe are polfoned bide huiikretiao (den unguard. ed hoer. Jig a forrior method loch complaints are sadly curet!, and soar tAac others have Wed, I trait that I may preemie to ofer a radical reseabliflement. sew, however, are the cafes of complicated &Tref, in be dd. order, contrived with the mimitous Imitations of Men, who from dadaist:ow in a SOLITARY VICE. or the prevalent Gaieties of a fathimobk life, acquire that date of Debility übiela is the umvoidable otaktuence of both pernicious NM.. Where the unbegity reform timieskotrer bin votary. bat carefully ismousis Isla indahrtime, It may be fame cutifolatice to him to brow, that although It he an ohjed of doubt or nocerabity with whir Praeltioners, the removal of •_isefe DbFICIF.NLIk.S by the gradual provers of renov.ition es the aequirensein of myeapertencr. If the rites of riamims it Venus have begun to reduce manly vi gour, much .nrlety will be prevented by an early counteraction this languid tate. asid In thek cafes no great difficulties will acetyl . . Dut where this defkiencr has for years exerted, a proper Per. kverance is indifpenalily requifite to revive the &imbuing f t h e of Life, and to re-animate the Cooftitution MARRIED WOMEN who have hag beat dlrappeinted to their es of a Family, may be afinred, that is mod M assa" h defeds curable by Medical Ov id . ....—.— . . . . - - The SECRECY which is to efential to ms undertaking. and the (Isaiah:26es which I ban preformed to Rate. mem the halie of ay pretenikina, and In coincidence with fuch this intimatioo Is Oven. that Mr. BREE may he confulted perinea*" for by kttrre Welding a Beall o'ite) at his hook. No. se, Arundel-tirect. licratat scar Taupe-Bar There is so additional entrance in Water-arm adjoislatiowil Na Lone is on Nob the doors. IL BUZ. hisaka ell* Anal Cciric •t surer. ISV'AtifICE Olt MAN CON-PLAtS7:II. THE. 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Young people of either fee. who heed of fortamite)y given way to a &desire, beret, and dartialive 'tkrie impute& their health, and &Seeped their whole animal will meet with a " kdm of Coesfolation" In waging the cure lad down In " The Grids to Health." The Author is proud to mach, that he has been stifled eminent literary medial men, to whole labors and aetaoee is much indebted :—They have tried he remedies pr ow well as hinifelf, and have tot been afraid or animal to a lealpe their ravine., and powerfbJ Mawr. tor Order. given to any becilfella in Town er Gauntry, fm. " SOLOMON% GUMS TO HEALTH" wattle Wag executed. at only Three Shillings each Copy, free of Carriage. ••• For the very eacellent Character of tbb Bulb, far died& tweet L. vi, we. _ _ To rHa Pestle-Nothing can be • Muller prod of ttif unlity of this work, than the unprecedented rale It has nwe no kit than tla•r N rT . ImoosAseD Flea HONDI RD CONS) NlViag bzca di.inkt.l of in a very fly , rt Woe.. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Big. No. 9, Britlgoarcet, London. Honoured Sir, Edit:burgh, March 11, riot. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever face the yOUP 1790, I have turn aftlidted with the Luca Venett--I wblel‘ from its tabiUnatdy refitting every cow* of enetkcine on:Culla by the molt =bum of the faaulty has, and matiorgoiag Rowel revere mats of falivatioa, and twice difchargod (tarot the Hof* tat, with little relic f, would appear to be of the molt Mesterei. nature. In the fpring of left year my diforder bad got to loth head, as nearly to put a period to my miltenoe: I had a large skes on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs wens broke out in a re:glutei manner; my right was dreadfully pals. ful, and had been in a Rue of ulceration for the lay fever* my left had alto two large node on it, was very much dif coloarei and rave me fuch excruciating gain particularly when warm it bed, as nearly terdeprive ma Si ash.: jp this 'uneatable Rate II was recommended by Mr. j.'lltompoy (who received fo great • care by them here), to take your i c's l'atent Pills, whirl't began to do on the aftthof May ; n the court of a ortnight LM. gm to receive benellt.-en little more than a month the ulows.• my head and arms west fonndly healed—loon after the farm pa my legs healet ally leaving however, confiderable 41 to the lain, and pain la the hone te kit, which, by the bled. ILI of Goo, and a book longer perforermee In your lavabiablo Mistase, abfided ; the nodes difperfing. the bin regablog lea natural hue, and the nodturnal pains gradually going off.—l thika became, by your liberal advice and medleine,perfealy free from all my Former complainte—have recovered my fanner Ipirk amft ftresgtb, and ant become JoUy. sad fat, in which Bake having continued many month. to the alloniflunent of all who knew my I am at a lola in what terms to expo* my gratitude, but bm you, for the goad of ether fearing mortals, to nmbe this narrate as public as podibie, as I (hall an every occafion ; to %Meng yeei will ;toady oblige,Sdr, your grateful, obedient, ray humble fee. vaat, ALEX. bAt/11„XER. Swan's Clore, High-Brett, Edinburgh. Wiled*, to the above cwt.—John Thomplby No.j. NeM Peultrpenarket, John Milintolh,Old A Emily chic adinbor g • Prepared and fold by the fele Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his Honk. 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