Star. — London, England, 1803-10-25 00:00:00

3IIDDLE3A Yellerday the Sections for the county commenced (Pekoe Wurtam Matasvanikc, Efq. and a bench of Justices, at Hicks's Hall. Clerkenwell Green. aara/.. Klan was tried on a charge exhibited againfl her by Jane Reynolds, for aa'aultung her CH the sth of June laft. The prolecutrir dr ..ribed her felt' :44 a laundrels in the Temple; the defendant was a waffler woman, resident in Water-flreet. On the morning of the day mentioned in the indiament, the prolecun ttix met the defendant in Arundel-Ifreet, in the strand. The defendant instantly attacked her, and knaLked her down. The profecutrix was uncottleious of ha ing offended the defendant at that moment ; The found that flue had enraged her the•evening be• tea t , although the did t o t know what the had Anne. The profecutrix alto fail that fLe had lint feveral gni was, being obliged to flop at bc-me lime time till Ilse recoveres. from the injury the had funained. The naault was fully proved, nn defence was made, and the defendant was found Guilty. The Court ordered her to pay a fine of 81. The defendant laid (he had not ein.lit (billings in the would. El:ittieth Bungled was next charged with affiliat ing Ann Smith. The profecutrix Hated, that on the s9th of Augull tall, about feren in the evening, while (he was (landing at the door of Mrs. Miller, her miltrefs, the was attacked by the defendant, who beat her mull violently.' 'She prolectuttix being ark. ed whether the could afaigu any realm; for the de. fendant's behaving in fuch a manner. replied that the defendant wasjea'...nr, and Infpeaed that her hutband seas p7etierdar with the winter.. The withers added, that the had been offered zo guineas next day, by the husband of the defendant, to fay nothing about the but - awls. Mr ALLEY, Counfel fur the defendant. Dated to the Jury, that the had been moll abominably ufed by the profecutrix and Mrs. Miller. The defendant had too gond reafon to fufpea the fidelity of her'hufband, and the accordingly watched him to the houfe of Mrs. Miller. When the approached that notation, which might be termed a face confecrated to the double rites of Venus and Bacchus, the difcovered the unworthy partner of her bed (landing at the door. The learned Counfel p roceeded to late, that the called out, I , Oh, ab, you rogue, have I caught you ?" and inliantly endeavoured to get into the houfe, in which (he was oppofed by the prefecutrix. • The confequence was, that a fcuffie enfued, which 'the immactdateprofecutrix withed to terminate by the ruin of the injured woman. Mr. ALLEY concluded by fifyinji he aould call no witneffes, he was fo well convinced the Jury would not find the defendant guilty on the evidence which had been adduced. • The Jury found the defendant Not Guilty. Peter NW was iudiaed for an affault on George I3arnett, a publican, who keeps the Northumberland Arms, the corner of Charlotte-ftreet, Fitzroylquare, one evening in September laD. Mr. ALLEY, Counfel for the profccution, Rated the fads be meant to prove before the Jury. The pro. leentor was a decent man, landlord of the above houfe; the defendant seas a lawyer, who certainly ought to have known well the confequence of the condua he adopted : this he thould not detail, the profecutor would (peak for himfelf. The profecutor Accordingly Rated, that between one and two in the morning, as he was letting out his hail company, the defendant, far from fober, came to his houfe, and eked for fomething to drink. The profecutor bad two reafons for not complying with his requeft ; the firfl was, the latenefs of the hour ; and the fecond, that the defendant evidently had imbibed a fufficient quantity before he came. He told him thefe were the reafons why he thould decline (crying him ; be fides, the bar was (hut up, and he could not accom modate him even were he inclined. The defendant 'then moved towards the door, when be turned hid. denly round and (truck the profecutor a violent blow in the face. The profecutor then called the watch. man, to whom he gave him in charge. On his mils examination, he Paid, that he was kill letting out the laft of his cuftomers ; he denied that there was any riot or tumult at the door, occafinned by his getting low, profligate people out of his honk. He was letting out a gentleman and his wife, and two ladies, who had come to take him home ; he denied that the ladies had been drinking gin, or any thing cite. He likewife denied that be 'truck the defendant ; neither did be fee him ftruck. ?tr. Att...av availed himfelf of the critirtefy or the Com t to make a few remarks on this raft evidence. faid, that the caufe of his client did not require that lie Mould animadvert on the bearings °lbis ~y , but he fdt the honour and dignity of the pro f•titon to which he belonged to be ♦ilifed :and de atradeal by what had fill-n from him. He had laid he had been in company with the defendant, and with whom he was going, at the molt unfeafonable hour, to a common pu'olic-houre. The gentlemen of the pt rafcfli , aa to which 1w (Mr. Alley) had the honour to belong, were not in the habit of frequenting fuch honks; this might be Hill's tint offence; he was a young man, and the Jnry would do well to,check his irregnlaa hies in their infancy. Mr. Alley here recited the fable of the boy who had (role a horn-book, in which he was comforaed by. is mother. His villainies iocreafed till he came to the. gallows ; his mother approached him, and he begged leave to kits Her and bid her adieu ; inflead of doing fo he bit off her ear, telling her to remember, that if the had punifbed him for his &ft error, he fhould probably never have come to that untimely end..---The Jury would make the proper application to that fable by the verdid they would give. The Jury found the defendant Guilty. The Court ordered him to pay a fine of ten pounds. Kilbie was indicted I.e an affault upon Tho mas Hancock. Thomas Hancock Paid, that he was an Officer of the Thames Police. As he and fome other Officers were returning from having fent a pread man on board the tender, they went for a few minutes into a public-houfe, near the river. When they came out, the defendant, a Waterman, :liked him whether they wanted a boal? he Paid, No ; upon which he imme diately knocked him down. His companions having come up, they took him, and another Waterman, who fupported him, into cuatady. The other man had fince been fent by the Magiltrates of the Thames Police on board a man of war. The other Officers corroborated the teilioloo7 of the Ltft witnefs. Mr. ALLLY, Counfel for the defendant, infilled lirongly upon the abufe which the Thames Police OMeeri made of their authotity, and the improbable Myles they always told in favour of one another.— Tbe only witnefs he could have called had been car ried off, but he put it to the Jury, whether it was probable that a (tripling like the defendant could have thought of afraulting a party of flout men, unlefs he had been afraulted firft ? This, he Paid, was actually the cafe ; for, when he Aced the profecutor whether he wanted a boat, the anfwer he received was, " No, you dirty blackguard, we have a better boat than your's." The defendant Paid, he thought they had been Dutchmen, but that their manners would diG grace any nation. The profecutor (aid, g , I will Thew lou that I am an Englifhman ; and (ruck him a blow on the face, when the defendant naturally de fended hindelf. POLL*. A man flatbed Aitken, who had been drinking in the houfe, prored the afrault made on the profecutor. He added, that the defendant, in coraing into the hutife, pinthed a lady fining nut with a gentleman.— The fon of the profceutor confirmed the afrault made on his father. The Counfel for the defendant addrelred the Jury t he remarked, that in fuch a cafe as the prefent, the Jury wool dbe particularlyeautious they re c e iv e d the evidence of the witnetres. The fir!! witrefs war the profeeutor himfelf ; he would not direEtiy fay that the Ilory he had told was to be dilbelieved ; but he uould lay that it was ab axiom in law, that the tetti molly given by a party. unlzfs it was ltrongly and in dubitably eonfirmed,was at beR but qtteßionable evi dent;. evidence of the Inn was Kt-wile to he viewed in the faith! light t %%bile ;:tat of Aitken could not at all be reli:d mt ; that individual had been di inking in the home till between one and two in the morning ; it was therefore fair to pre:ame that his perception was lb far ohkured, as to t.Jlster him at leak inaccurate in what he had Rated. The real Rate of the cafe was this—Hill, the defendant. and a (tient!. were palling the Not • h imberland Arms, after (pending the evening together ; they law a great buf tie and tumult at the public honfe. oceafioned by get ting profile nut. The people whom the mailer was kircinn away. were eallie3 for lignor. The defen dant got lotto the bonfe, iain7 it would be better for the landlord to give them tome liquor at once, anJ that fo doing, would ii.d.see them to go away. Tilts Ilatern-nt was vaitirmed by a gentleman, in appearance. ~rued Pure-. He dated himfelf to be a ancient law ; he r td net yet Leen called to the h (In the ahoy.? evening' hr had hen with the de tendant at a ne4llibnoril ‘t entree hoioe, when. they hld fat tather too long. • They had ;!-Tn convcrl:pg 11 T , iftref//4/4Vikinft, and we( 13 CT •-. ,r m %t - Atrt they came to the door of law a riot ; the defendant welt o; tide the witnefi erodd not fiy.bu• far: h:on I. 111.. d •iolentiy out of the houle. h•mere . tie defendant entered the Kruk, the .." e , *- rc pushed a6aildi the t 4::. Mr. MAINWAIING, the Chairman, ohferved, that it was improper to attack the whole body of Thames Police Officers, though there were no doubt bad in dividuals in every (navy. If these men had done any thing amifs, the Magillrates would, no doubt, ha•;e difmilled them. There was no proof offered here to invalidate the evidence they had given.—Guilty.— Ordered to pay a fine of twenty !billings. (ty , ss u-sotts a 2.—Satti rday Henry Peyton was finally examined on a charge of murdering Pheebe Cote, in the month of May, I 802.—A woman, naniedSpriggs, depofed that the and Mrs. Harwell, a nurfe, received the deceafed at the frck•honfe, St. Margaret's Work houfe. The deceafed complained of having been beat by a man with whom the lived. She exhibited her body from her breaft to her toes, and it was en tirely covered with black marks. Mr. Shepherd, a publican, Paid, that he was landlord of a room which had been occupied by the deceafed and the prifoner; it was No. 15, in the Almonry. He never law bins beat the deceafed, but he law her go to the Work houfe, almoft lame, in confequence of the violent ufage the had received from him. The princi pal witnefs was Eleanor Moron—the knew the de reared well. This witnefs had been feized with in. difpofition and had gone to the Workhoufe. The friendlhip entertained for her by the deceafed, caufed her to call on the witnefs on a TlitirCilay, in order to enquire how (he did. The deceafed was quite well on that day, and, on the Saturday following, the was brought to the Workhoufe herfelt; and, at her own requeft, the was placed in the next bed to the witnefs. At night the Paid the had fomething to communicate to the withers, and they each fat up in their beds. She then told the witnefs, that, the evening before, the had gone out for fomething for Henry's (upper, but that the bad been unable to procure any thing that would pleafe him. He then fworc he would have his (upper out of her, and gave her a dreadful blow on the left fide, which caufed her to faint. He then threw a dith of water over her, and took a whalebone whip, with which he beat her moil cruelly, the only exclaiming-6 , Why do you do this?" He then ordered her into bed, laying (he had not got it all yet. He went prefently to bed, and (tamped with his knees on her breaft. This was all the deceafed told the witnefs; the, however, added, that the had got her death-blow from the prifoner, but that (he for gave him.—Another witnefs confirmed the appear. ances of the bruifes on the deceafed's body. When this (hocking affair took place the prifoner ableonded. The Coroner's Jury, however, returned a verdift of Wilful Murder again(( him, although a furgeon, who opened the body, laid, that he did not think the bruifes weie the cattle of her death, but that it had been occafioned by inflammation on the lungs. The Magiftrate (Mr. Colquhoun) very properly or dered the witnefles to be hound over to profecute at the Old Bailey ; obf:rving, that the verdift of the Coroner's Jury was as ftrong as a bill of indiCnsetit found by a Grand Jury.—The partner was then fully committed for trial at the &Sons which com mence at the Old Bailey tomorrow. MALLacnto ucu•Street.—Friday W. Doming, (for whole apprehcnlinn a re r.ard has been offered) wa, brought to the above office, charged with defrauding boys in the ftrects out of parcels, under Ell& pretcu• ccs, and fully committed for trial. THaMes Orrice.—The Mnginrates took into their confidrration the cafe of an alien who was landed in the port of London by the Captain of a Ihip, whole duty it was to report him as loch ; it being altoge ther a miitAke, lie was dilinded, when he conformed himfclf to the Ad of Parliament. Woosoir.sr R isr.—OnSaturdaya lad was brought up, and underwent a fecond examination. who Hood charged on fufpicion of being accelfary in the murder of.an old journeyman carpenter, in a (late of barna• cation, by Elwin him, it company with other boys, on Wednefday lag, from a height into a heap of ruins, in Princes.tirect. Fiatiburytquare, by which the poor man was fn much broifed as to be taken to the hofpital, where he died the following day. The verdia of a Coroner's Jury not being yet returned, he was committed for re•examination. MANSION HOOSl.—Saturday Jaws Pori, jaws Nan*. and Mara rout, were charged bsfore the LOAD MAYOR, by Mr. Benjamin Ingram, of Old Beth lens, with flealing wood from him at different times. The profecutor hawing repeatedly miffed property, he direited hit apprentice to watch, and the lad taw Poole take four pieces of beech timber, of abnut the value of Si. from his mailer's premifes, and carry them to the boufe of the prifooer, Kwitny; in Bi- Iter's coon, near Moorfielda, where he, in conjuation with You% kept a Ibop. Sapwell,the conitable produced the pieces of beech, which he found, together with other wood, on the prensifes. Poole was &firms, of being admitted an evidence for the Crown, and told his Lordfhip that he had fre quently carried wood from his matter's lhop to Hat rifon's houfe at the defire of Youll, who was the fore. man, and therefore he (Poole) did nut know but it had been bought in a fair and regular manner; and , be added, that the wood produced was removed by the defire of YoulL • The evidence not being deemed fufficiently firong to operate to the convietion of Yonll. lie was ordered r.n board the tender. and the other pr:forters were committed to Ncurgre. The SECRECY which is fo effintial to my undertaking, zed de ctiliScations which I have minuted to state, form the bib 111 my pretenfiona, and in coincidence with fuck this Intimation b given, that Mr. USE may be coMulted perfonally (or by IMMO inch:ding a (mall note) at hi. honk, No. a 9, Arunda-ftrost. Stand. near Temple-Dar. There Is an additional dritrance in Wster-ftmst attandes s affili the name ism both the doors. M. BA PE. Member of the Royal Collage of Surgeons. GO VE RN MEN F SECURITY AGAINST COUNTERrEITIL ...... _ _____ None are GCI2IIIIIC without having, " Sane. Swanton Lever ' root engraved in the Stamp : and 1 Kumla Re ward far every Bottk fold anthem Stomp( to be paid on earth:Dow. on der Ad of Parliament, the 43d Gr.°. 111. chap. so l. Wore MI attire of the Peace. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which Is prepared (onl)) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Od vrrfity and College of Phrilciana, and Author of The General Health," at Soloneoterphsce. Liverpool; Mat Hal -a-Game a Ba.tie, or the quantity of Four to one Fatuity Bottle for Thirty. three Shillings, on which Nina filtllllnga are famed, iselodawg ono the Doty, the Stamp of which, by order et ids Mt fly nuiSmers, bears the wor th ," Semi . Solomon. Liverpool; awl all nth 're are Counterfeits. •Is there uo Balm iu Gilead P la there no Phyftelan there? Willr then is not tk health of the daughter of ray people moowarair at. Mil. ou.. " The Lnrd had' c oared medicines to grow out of the =thou& be :hat is wlfc will not abhor them; for with fuck doth hs heal mon. andtake away et. ir ouna."—lcce a s. MIL 417. NERVOUS SYS T E M. The train of melancholy ;114,;ies; irhlcialillthe beam frame s urdet the denomination of Nervous Diredm, we the principal f..urres of human Mien , in the West ten Mboaldo There diferdone proceed from hell an infinite varlet, and orengileation of casks, m to render it impollible, dorm It were always neccaillti. to trace them to Welt true (mime. The dfeds, however. embus tee well knowll and freshly felt atnoti,od the greater pontos d asankfadg and to theta circa, It may without ma:aeration beached, dm any remedy lupe:toe or more cellbrated these, thus Dr Ss lomoo's Cordial Balm of Gilead, never has been difcmerod. entate, weakly, and related cooftfterlons, bweedi of Waits, lin pocht o.dr.s. born°. tr.:nib:tugs, weaknefs *Wu 1,4, of i l iemegy. utiyair..l vigour, ulna aortas, nervom canf u mptions, sad w i s flint:Cod-left fympturns of impaired and trattoria" tonßitatlons. whether atiling noel a lite of inaltivity, Imemperanee, or hat trution to health, Us efficacy Ism attained throughout the throe itiottdoms, aniverial and vuparailed celetidty. By Uri& pettieve. ranee In lir ufe, It cheers, besets, and invigorates the wh.dc nee won ',ltem, and gives new tomato all the vital foionamiswf witich oumberleft inflows have been given. 1 he CORDIAL BALM of GILEA D Is s mot noble !Deadlier. eunapicd otiose of the chilli:eft banana and Itrengthenees in the whole Materia procefs it long :did is mime. sad requires the molt nice and minute atteutim. Ike difamery of it ▪ colt the Proprietor sauce* fume. great lek of time, repeated experiments, and clofe aprheatlon.to prod/teal ehmailtry; and it aff4rds so final gratibeatica to avow, that in itiretinS k to the public he invades no man', property. nue imitates say WO clot at prefect known In pubhe er whale predict. Youth sod age of either 1.1, arc toughy the Micas of this re itorarive, and they will u.dfurn,ly participate in Its falobriciar twenties and eff-dts. To die runs It wW Ilford kiting heakh. *mob. sod (pints, in place .dlahtude anddebility, and to the aged asd lefirrn, It will alfuredly furnilk great rend and caddicie by gently sad (dell invigorating the fyitem. It will not ghe Intorlillit y, bet if it be In the power of medicine to gild the autumn of destining yeah, and calmly and•hicnoly prottadt the :Weed life beyond It. farmer I r an. this reiterative Is capable d eftdlgj that resod defideratum. CA:intuitions relaxed, weak or decayed In men or women, are under the huntedaeteihneenee of this cdi' ratite; and old coughcatlbmis, end cogiumptive habits, are leas dell veil, and (prettily cared. Poutrtyd.f blood, andwuciatedUmM, will, ere! mg, meet the happiclt change tic chill watery fluid will become rich sad bal fare, sad the Iliety be covered with flak eras and healthy. itY A variety of gait &ordinary and welidutcded cures arc to be feet. in the po,pltet, halal up with each bads. which arc amitrog herds for want of nom. sECURITY to PURCHASERS. Be careful to Went the Name. " arum. Mammy, Lured re, o, In the Stamp, sEacd to every Geoids( Mune. all other sue Couoterhit bold at bit Warehnefe. No, 6. C..ileae.green. NMI , : nod a l hy J Minket', :id. al, atratad. and Dreg Co. lf , w Church-tend, bind a. ; Smuts. Better. thawed, too Etter, Edinburgh ; fit 110‘akt.01.1.prir god bran idedwint Vt• dors* every Mahal Tom, in Crest So kiln. Irclalta sad llaieckis - LO4DON and petle:-A t-r LEVELKE.4I' (arCasp ttentry-plare. Lambed) at ac Srml Orries, NI. I. (VW ftz'cl- !fatale! aro F tie Sra• %uric+ =.p; 3st - --- ----- ---- ---- -- ----- -. -----. -is , --- -- - - Arms, the corner of Charlotte-ftreet, Fitzroylquare, Mr. Mai NWAI INC, the Chairman, ohferved, t h at fhe had gene out for fomething for Henry's (upper, Saar, much ta_ztetY wil d h i t b t e h re " c:fnetsect: by an a mill °mates' one evening in September left. it was improper to attack the whole body of Thames but that the had been unable to procure any thing that tit I ; us hr y guiti nat tis r . has for o g r ea t iors ,,_., tr years ...I k e pre Mr. ALLEY, Counfel for the profecution, Rated the Police Officers, though there were no doubt bad in- would pleafe him. He then fwore be would have his fevenrate is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the lam . ... fads be meant to prove before the Jury. The pro- dividuals in every fociety. If there men had done any (upper out of her, and gave her a dreadful blow on of Life, and to reanimate the Connitittion. vfecntor was a decent man, landlord of the above thing amifs, the Magiftrates would, no doubt, ha-.-e the left fide, which caufed her to faint. He then MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been Mac* houfe ; the defendant was a lawyer, who certainly difmilled them. There was no proof offered here to threw a difh of water over her, and took a whalebone that Mtaa Nth defect fuel Fain b a jiTlCallitill: thit ill ought to have known well the confequence of the invalidate the evidence they had given.—Guilty.— whip, with which he beat her moll cruelly, the only The sEcREcy which ofo effendi' to my awknakin conduct he adopted : this he (hould not detail, the Ordered to pay a fine of twenty Millings. exclaiming--" Why do you do this?" He then gethecations wake I have prefumed to Rate, form the profecutor would (peak for himfelf. The profecutor - ordered her into bed, raying the had not got it all yet. my pretentious and in coincidence with Inch this intis Accordingly Rated, that between one and two in the GUILDHALL SESSIONS. He went prefently to bed, and Ramped with his (lulu dot Mr. BREE may be caufulted Perfacal/1 Oa I (morning, as he was letting out his fall company, the ear Temple-Bar. knees on her bread. This was all 'the deceafed told Dear a (maw") at his hwre ' N°39, A n °6141 " 44 defendant, far from fober, came to his houfe, and Yeaerday, as foots as this Court was opened, the the witnefs ; the, however, added, that the had got There is art Widow entrance in Watar-arast adiati afked for fomething to drink. The profecutor bad Grand Jury (worn, and the Riot Ad and hi s M a . her death-blow from the prifoner, but that the for- unmet is on both the doom two reafons for not complying with his requeft ; the jelly's Proclamation againß vicious practices and the gave him.—Another witnefs confirmed the appear- M. RAPE, Member of die Royal Cathie of Bursa • firfl was, the latenefs of the hour ; and the fecond, profanation of the Lord's day read, that the defendant evidently had imbibed a fufficient The RECORDER Mid he Mould deliver no charge quantity before he came. He told him chefs were on the relent occafion, as he perceived by the ca- . the reafons why he Mould decline (crying him ; be- lender that the fubjeets on which they were to exercife epees of the bruifes on the deceafed's body. When this (hocking affair took place the prifoner abfcended. The Coroner's Jury, however. returned a verdid of Wilful Murder againft him, although a GOVERNMLN r SECURiTY A GAINS r COUNTER N " e rosr w:s enr Gea l a vZ t wi t i ta ti ta t h r im ;n7l IA "a l i S° " 4 "l:e l i every flottie fold without Ses4. to be paid on eared der Ad of Parliament, the 45d Geo. tie chap. sal. he fidea, the bar was fhut up, and he could not accom- their judgments as Grand Jurors related merely to furgeon, who opened the body, laid. that he did not • lilofChCellitace. IRAL BALM of GILEAD, modate him even were he inclined. The defendant matters of common occurrence, which required no think the bruifes wer e the caufe of her death, but that 'then moved towards the door, when be turned fud- obfcreations from him to gentlemen of their refpeda- denly round and ftruck the profocutor a violent blow entity and experience. it had been occafioned by inflammation on the lungs. is prep.ared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. a I verfity and College of Mir:Mans and Author of "The I The Magiftrate (Mr. Colquheun) very properly or- Health, ' at Saiesson's , plam, Llierpeel ; Peke Hatt a-1 in the face. The profecutor then called the watch. A p ett y Ju r y was then immediately (worn, and dered the witnefles to be bound over to profecute at to e v i r the , qu a tu vi tiaz e ag ;ogr e u t ra t a tlg i:s rt tan ary &B e o d e . tre for man, to whom he gave him in charge. On his crOfs feveral perfons were tried for ail:sults. The followin g the Old Bailey ; obfaving, that the verdict . of the tthi examination, he Mid, that he was kill letting out the cafes may be confidered as not uninteretling, and i t Coroner's Jury was as firong as a bill of indidmeut Zak of his cuflomers ;he denied that there was any may be ufeful for the public, and particularly for found by a Grand Jury.—The prifoner was then ca nu e LE D .4l 99 c l rs . , th b.7ar St r am the p g werils wh . kb. . Sa b ml y lot er om et oll kl :Li a LPoll 44" II oth 're are Counterfeits. 1 riot or tumult at the door, occafinned by his getting Peace Officers, that the examples they afford may be fully committed for trial at the &Sons which eum- . 9 • as there uo Balm iu Gilead! la acre no Phylicien then then is out rte health of the daughter of ray pee& ma low, profligate people out of his bottle. He was generally known : mence at the Old Bailey tomorrow. t e a. • The Lord Lath c oared medicines to grew out of t ea letting out a gentleman and his wife, and two ladies, ..7.6,4 'I boripfon was tried for affaulting William MARLBORO VC u•Street.—Friday Ir. Dunning, (for . the :h.a is wife will not abhor them. for with feel - who had come to take him h o m e ;h e d en i e d that Chalice, a Prate Officer, while in the difeharge of whole apprehenfron a ree.ard has been offered) wa , heal m an, mad take away tti ir oatos.' 7 -le cea s. vill. , I the ladies had been drinking gin, or any thing elfe. his duty. This tranfaftion arofe from Bartholomew brought to the above oftice, charged with defrauding NERVOUS SYS rEs.s. T er be of melancholy Meader. sdhichisailelthe he nut He likewife denied that be 'truck the defendant ; Fair. On the night of the 6 th of September l ad, boys in the fireets out of parcels, under falfe pretc"' order ibe denomination of Nervous Difeeles, we she i neither did be fee him firuck. the profecutor Chalice, in confequence of an appli• ccs, and fully committed for trial. f..tirces uf humus milers , in the privation abase*. There a A man naMed Aitken, who had been drinking in cation made to him by a refpeelable tradelman ofproceed from Web an infinite variety ant i onotostion of t THAMES O rrice . —The Megiftrates took i nto their i i I the honk, proved the a (fault made on the profecutor . that neighbrurhood, went, with three aftiflants, to He added, that the defendant, in coming into the the Cnachmaker ' s Arms, m gen t d o er n it ! un te p u u e ire, a e. f even l e t w c e r a e s, ways el ! . c ees ii. . l bottle, frinthed a lady going nut with a gentleman.— entering a room in which were Italy or feventy per- the port of London by the Captain of a (hip, whole k now ., an d fr esee t y felt a t o ola, t at the greater parties of ea and to ilia • circa, it may without ems:newton be siert as The lon of the profecutor confirmed the affault made tons, men and wonem, all in an uproar, a perf o n of on his father. the name of Gregg complained of having been was to report duty it him as loch ;it being Altoge. Rey d i rii or m mkibritoi li bidiu " 0 tiler a miaake, be was dilmilfed, when be conformed 1„,„ 00 .. c o ons' num of (ideal, nreer has been dif himfelf to the Ad of Parliament. dentate ,: weakly, and relent. emanations, berm* of * The Counfel for the defendant addreffied the Jury t abufed and ill treated, and he pointed to the prifo- ad was brou ht Pch "", -ral. ,u u r i he remarked , that in loch a cafe as the p relent , the nee and two or three others as having committed the WORSHlT•STRaty.—OnSaturdaya l ultra aortas, nervoua ealifsin F Uons g ..„1, a or, , s trenit...og . s,weaknehoffighulas of , ptums of impaired and eateries conk Jury woold be partictilarlyeautious how they received actinic and outrage uprot bins ; upon which feveralwhether milting or and un d erwent . a fecond examination, who flood nuii.h,rh.f• fym the evidence of the wirnelfee. The fir!! witnefs war •hives weer drawn. Chalice was knocked down re. charged on fulpecton of being acceltary in the murder teiation to heal trona a lite of insetty, hatemperance, th, us efficacy hat attained throughout t By arts the profecutor himfelf ;he would not direetiy fay that peatedly by the priconer, and received from him a of.an old journeyman carpenter, in a Rate of barna. ata tt a rn m, , a u n c iverial and tuiparalicd celetetty. the glory he had told was to be dilbeliceed ; but he wound on the left cheek with tome !harp inflltiment' cation, by flsoyiag him, it company with other boys , ranc s e, ih i' m s i r. 4 l l t c y b e r a T w b u r ese ewi te ` a a nd iele iuv viem irwa i t sadisos. e. the "I, .i would fay that it was aa axiom in law, that the tefti- wc the prifoner held concealed in his band. With on Wednefday lad, from a height into a heap of oioob l ier y ini a ciih .„ been sow ,. 1 snotty given by a party , unle.fs it was ftrongly and its- ni n t hh difficulty he and his affillant Officers,aided by clubitably confirmethwas at heft but qtteftronable evi- the tradelman who had applied to him to go to the dent;. 'lhre evid..nce of Iles tOn was likewile to he public houfe, conveyed the prifoner to the adjacent ruins, in Prince'a-il i reet. F h in h ibur . y.f d quare, by which 1 hc i C e O n R DIA I BALM .. ebe e of Gi LE A . D le an s niolt n nob e le sa e the poor . man was ts ns . ue rode as . to elects , to •while .p. ii l___ , l . e .4 1,..- etart Ft,. _ di ■ is ki. :_ ,4,1 4 ► .6 the hofpotal. where he died the following day. 'llk 1 ,,,,,,T,7",„„r nice ,,,, 4 mieh r e 7 nuaat ,,,, L 8 the di r cso verdia of a Coroner's Jury not being yet returned, ha. colt the Proprietor agitating fume„ great leak 4 thne, I viewed in the l a m! light e %bile ;.hat of Aitken could watch -houle. Gregg, who accompanied them chi- er v eruneuts, and dote apriication.to praCtical chensiary not at all he reli.al on ; that individual had been t i ter , was on his Nay (tabbed behind his hack by fume he was committed for re-examination. aff,rds his normal geatifiemlcs to await, that to offer dr inkiag in the bottle till between one and two in the p er f on w h o e f ca p e d unfeen, and Gregg's life was for MANSION Nov Sl.—Saturday Jam:: Poo i, jaws the pubic be invades no na•a's property. nue imitates as Rooming ; it was therefore fair to pre.ome that his fome time in imminent danger. He was unable to clot at prefect known In paddle Of I nitiate pratEice Han*, and Howl road', were charged before the oath sad age of either f. 1, are toughy the °hied. el perception was Ih far ohkured. as ro t-nder him at Attend in Court. LORD MAYOR, by Mr. Benjamin Ingram, of Old Beth- Lea l( rive, and they will u.alfurnaly partirinsta g Its ft leak inaccurate in what he had Rated. The teal Rate • Phe foregoing circamttances were clearly proved, hem, with flailing wood from him at different times. qualities and effoits. To the rune it will REIM Initia l • eat the cafe was this—Hill, the defendan:. and a and the prifoner made scarcely any defence, except osce of lallituile. anddebility, as The profecutor laving repeatedly miaed property, Rao ed i fe l iel l. l a i n fl d iplr i t t"Wi i ll n aiforedly furnalk great relief and friend. were palling the Not •h imberland Arms, after by a downright denial of the fads. He was found he directed hit apprentice to watch, and the lad law . by wily aaa (tidy invi g orating the (Menu It will not i t (pending the evening toaether ; they law a great bur- guilty and (entenced rto as months insprifonment. Poole take four pieces of beech timber, of about the enwolity, but if it be In the power of mectachis to gild the • • tle and tumult at the public home, occafioned by get- Tlse neat trial was that of John Keenkarte, a Peace value of S i. f rom his mailer's premifes, and . carry 'All ey life si on nin d l iTr n n.;,,, al ay' d f r sal an m . t t l i sis and rei leml it v'e li is eptma apabk : 't i zing prnfile nut. The people wh o m t h e maile r was O ffi cer. who was convicted of having *Faulted one them to the hook of the prifofter, Hendon, an flte• that mod deflate:atom. CA:interims relaxed. weak or i nr c in n aw*"'• were e•il i n:: h'e liquor. The defen- of thole poor anfortnnate female, w h o are too o f ten ker's avert, near bloorfields, where be, in coajunaion in men rw woriscn, are ender the imstedsateilifisestee of ti lathe; and old coughs,anionas, sod maiumptive habits, slain got onto the honfe, no in 7, it would be better for (in addition to their other miferies) oppreffed by with Ira.% kept a iha .P' icti-ved. and b u ds ed the landlord to give them fome liquor at once, and tae corrupt underlings of the Police. It a J Sapwell,the formabie produced the pieces of beech, p0 ,,,, y , 4 bloods amt emaciated Lim o... vet % er a ong , I ppeare , 1 ! that tit doing. wmild ii.drice them to go away. that he feined her as the was returning from the afore- which he found, together with other wood, on the happicit change, Vie chili watery Auld wad become rich !nice, tad the *atm be revered with firlai, Sew and hall This llaieny•nt was cailfirmed by a gentleman, in lard Bartholomew Fair through one of the greets near Peetalfe•• ir,:f A variety of yeti ear imary and welliatteded cures I appearance. I. sited Per •e... He dated himfelf to be Smith fi eld; that he led her in cußody through feve- Poole was de fi rons of being admitted an evidence r ,„, the /can o nic tm kg up wit h ese k bode, which ere a itudent .4 :acv ;Lei• el net y e t been c a ll e d to the rat greets, until they were at length b h a wk for the Crown, and told his Lordtbip that he had fee- herds Aar want of mon. met y.an sECCRITS' to PURCHASERS. h .r. On the aheve crening h e h a d bean nitl; the de- Itraehte, who had feet* the girl before, and recoUea• (Planar carried wood from his matter's !hop to Har- ro ehleree tag Name. "ayes'. Swaim/in. I ~,,„ja r, r at a nei/libnoril a coffee hnii.c. w h en: they ed her face. This ems Al,llll interfered, and tee rifon's houfe at the defire of Youll, who was the fore- wi i . ie careful . i .. toe. al •e, an Us/ :44 4 ,, aMsed to every Ge 111•114 DO f bid fat tauter ton long. • They h a d :r•Tn cora erliog ' conital,7e. aimed with a fiat, and full of his "brief man, and therefore he (Poole) did not know but it sm c...mterr.o.. ma 6 C •ikeeinarn• NAM; Jr can ip c - sc h t i w i k iv ic A nd were la :'tl ••• 'lll 14 ' ''''''.../. I . authority," refilled to ht her go, unlefs ( be, or Tome had been Weight in a fair and regular manner; and. ,tioki at bit W.a h rahnu r , f l.,- • • 4,„ 14 :,, d . en d u t %, A.,n they came to the door or dn. ir:lli'r-h" 1 ! '• t?' Y ! one for her, “ lhauld fi t a pay hi m ( even (billi ngs f or be added, that the wood produced was removed by " ( „ 1 .1.,..."'n e ,,.. c 't;:',,J.4, L - 44 47,'5.,b, Boner. Hai" law a riot ; the defendant west i:. Win.' r ; !-; LI , ' ti , e b 34,4 . ,'• /r 1.„1 1„...,, ~..... O'her rioor ame of, die deltic of YoulL Etter,adtleivri t e ; '&1%4.1.14.014.w t arid bran Nai Town in Great Elkin,. isykend ant: tide the whit& could not fay, bu• b: far. 11:m I. 111..t1 ' :,tad the 4 tr.illt was, dm: die Coadl ab le was r lt. The evidence not being deemed fufficiently ftrong deuce aver , Matbas ----1.----,.. - - ,:,.:ent.if out of the h on k. iii f; •r, ItoNieve • live ' t.d, the parties brought nest moaning before as Al to operate to the convietion of Yonll, lie yeas ordered LONDON • *limed and pellet-A t•y LEVEL K hal l' ( i defendant entered rl.c lienfe, 6 , •t:1 : -a.; the -ons • , ‘ .I man, and the pre, : a u aa Jireacd and caryied 02 on board the tender. a nd t he oth er prjnaers were ttr•mry l dare. Lambeth) of tic )ram Orrice, i.l ? . I. i I '- •.c poured viol:Ally a6ainil the ‘ a , . committed to N; nate. !sect ifutialeg arm e.. ear S.A. var.:A.l.4-4. GUILDHALL SESSIONS. Yeßerday, as loon as this Court was opened, the Grand Jury (worn, and the Riot Aft and his Ma jelly's Proclamation againß vicious praltices and the profanation of the Lord's day read, The RECORDER laid he fhould deliver no charge on the prefent occafion, as he perceived by the ca lendar that the fubjeCts on which they were to exercife their judgments as Grand Jurors related merely to matters of common occurrence, which required no obfcrvations from him to gentlemen of their refpefta. bility and experience. A petty Jury was then immediately (worn, and feveral perfons were tried for affaults. The following cafes may be confidered as not uninterefling, and it may be ufeful for the public, and particularly for ; Peace Officers, that the examples they afford may be generally known : .7.60 s 7 boTtpfon was tried for affaulting William Chalice, a PeACC Officer, while in the difcharge of his duty. This tranfaftion arofe from Bartholomew Fair. On the night of the 6th of September lag, the profecutor Chalice, in confequence of an appli• cation made to him by a refpatable tradelman of ' that neighbrurhood, went, with three afliilants, to the Coachmaker's Arms, in Holler-lane, where, On entering a room in which were fitly or feventy per- Cons, men and wonv-n, all in an uproar, a perfon of the name of Gregg complained of having been abufid and ill treated, and he pointed to the prifo ner and two or three others as having committed the attault anJ outrage opts. him ; upon which feveral .hives were drawn. Chalice was knocked down re peatedly by the prifoner, and received from him .a wound on the left cheek with Tome !harp inflrament' which the prifoner held concealed in his band. With much difficulty he and his affiftant Officersofided by the tradef man who had applied to him to go to the public houfe, conveyed the prifoner to the adjacent watch-houfe. Gregg, who accompanied them thi ther, was on his way dabbed behind his hack by fume perfun who efcaped unfeen, and Gregg's life was for Mme time in imminent danger. He was unable to attend in Court. The foregoing circamaances were clearly proved, and the prironer made scarcely any defence, except by a downright denial of the fads. He was found guilty and fentenced to fix months imprifonment. The neat trial was that of jabs KewAft/4 a Peace Officer, who was convicted of having *franked one of thole poor anfortunate females who are too often On addition to their other miferies) oppreired by tl.e corrupt underlings of the Police. It appeared, that he (tined her as the was returning from the afore laid Bartholomew Fair through one of the flreets near Smithfield; that he led her in cußody through fere ral dints, until they were at length met by.an based Drachm, who had ken the girl before, and recede . rd her face. This yaw: Al.rva interfered, and the l'onilalb7e. aimed with a fiat, and full of his 'shred refnied ro kt her go, unlcfs (be, or tome one for her. “ Ihiuld bid pay him (even (billings for ti , c If Lid i. , r:." 11)qx perions c a m e 94 uid the ref it was, that :he Coillable was comprit• r.cl, the parties brought neat moaning before as AI .I man, and the pr.,: auga Jircdcd and tallied ono at the eipence of the City. He was fenteneed tei t 2 months imprifonment in Ncwgate. The next trial was that of three Peace Officers, Inhofe names are Znittfin, Duddy, and IRAs:, who were found guilty of a moil grofs, wanton, and barbarous nitwit or. William Male. In the courfe of this trial it appeared, that there guardians of the nightly peace of the City fallied from a watch.houfe, in which they had been drinking on the night of the 3d of IA September with Crime of their friends, in the neighbouthood of the laid liptholomew Fair ; and met the profecutor, an hotteß induftriotis trader. man, on his way home, with fnme of his neighbours; that they attacked him and his companions without any provocation, with a ile cf e l ite, and a drawn wiry;; that they wounded him in a molt defperate and ravage manner, iitionn:ch that the Surgeons of Bartholomew's Hoh , italsould not pronounce his life out of dangerfor fix weeks. His hat and coat were produced in Court, and exhibited arks of dig which feemed have been repea m ted with increafed fury, on the profectitor's pleading his and his neigh. !sours' peaceable demeanour, and imploring for the mercy which their unfeeling hearts denied him. The Itzeolusa, after fome very jail and appofite obfervations on the enormity of theirguilt,pronounced the fentence of the Courts viz. each of, them to Puffer twelve months imprifonment, and paY i fine of Sol. and to be further impriloned until each of them re fpestively lhould pay the fsid fire. • LO.VDDIJ MAIMETS. CQR.ii-rXCITANGE, MOZ WAY. OCTOB 'R. , g. RETURN of H'IIEAT in Mark-tan.. including only iron the loth of oAoLer to the sgth (Maxi Total-4E06 (twine:db. Average 375. 611—os. jlid hlgter than lakretunk PRICE OF FLOUR. Flee Flour SOS to 54a. Seconds 40. to sot. per fuck. oMITHVIELD. °Clone: 14. Ti. but the dial—per (tone of 81b. Berf 41 od to 4$ 82 .44 Veal ss od to 64 od Mutton 41 od to ss oil Pork 3 $ od to 41 Lamb 3s. to 4S. Bd. ULM, tit /MS DAY. Beans about 2 foo—Shoup awl Limbs rs6lol:k NEW - GATE and LEA DENtI ALI. , Oduber 114. Per noise of 81b. by the carafe. Beef 31 01 to 43 04 t i Vl4 3. Ed to so 4411 Nl vtoo 3$ od to 3s tod Pork 31 od top 44 Lamb 3q. 8 . 4s. od. PR;CE of HAY sodSr/LAW i 6 SMITHFIELD. Meadow ILy, pa Load. - 41. tos. to I. 51. Clover ' . - - 61. e► to 61. 6t. Straw, pee Lool - . tt. ass. to 6/ at. BIRTH. On Sunday afternoon. in Upper Charlotte-Race. Fltzstepripirei the wife of Thomas Cadaa, kfq. of ailments, DIED. Friday fen:tight, at her bank, in Gay-ftreet, Bath, Vilconstdt Northland, wile of Lord Vacount Northland, of Ireland. Oa Friday the atft inftant, in Hans Ptace,Sloane•ftreet, of a decline, in the asth year of his age, Captain Patrick Dick, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. In the Hand of Coll, on the sth Milani, Captain }legit 114.1mta, late of the 6cela Regiment. ul HEN Profelffonal Men of education and to- v fponfibility deviate from the general fyitam by the &leaks of a peculiar Brooch, thofandhon of keg continued fuezefs r the heft criterion of fuperiorlty. Tat years have devoted my practice so the caciufivetreatmeat of THREE DISORDERS, and the Cueeeftful rerun of my phi* gives me additional ardour to oppore as far u I am able the ea• vases of thole complaints which are the molt important in thecacap logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as ar Army !argent, I formed a with at an catty period of Practice to raeue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dsogeroas precipitancy of general Praditkiners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the care of whkh I have devotd my attendee, comprize every (peek: of VENEREAL INFEC TION. whether of a recent or loog duration—sdly, AN like of DlBlLlTY,whether ariang from the habits of Schoolioys,oe the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that deranganent dthe frftem in V. omen which Is called BARRE NI NES:i or STEE.I LfI'T. Numerous ilikafes are the rah of Ignorance or hafts la the treauncot of a fimpic Gonordsekand it not unfroquendy taws that the feeds of Life arc poifonefi by the indikretion of od hour. By a fuperior method loch complaints are espy and even where others have failed, 1 craft that I may prefa c in ir el offer a radical rc-eitablithment. _ _ _ - Few, however, are the cake of complicated difbes is the di& rode r, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the peevaient Gaieties a a Gihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is LOW unavoidable conkquence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy loiterer broods over his mikry, but wiretap conceals big misfortune, it may be forte conkiation for Was is - knew, that although itbe an oiled °lslamist or oncoming with other Pradthiontra, the removal of !bee DEFICIENCIES by the gradital progrefs of renovi.tiesi is the acquisemeut of my meridiem If the sites of Baocbus or Venus have tkgon to redusn manly vi gour, much .nziay will be prevented by an catty counteradion 1 this languid Rate, and in theft cake no great difficulties will occur Bat whore this deSciency has for pan caked, • ,super Pen. fevetance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Oinsaberlog (parka of Life, and to re-animate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long beta drappelated W their ospedlatioas of a Family, stay be Whired, that in masa in flames hula delete are curable by Medical Rill. 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