The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-24 00:00:00

.......------ . 17 -- - - -OE D -ENTEL - l1 liirr."7-' msoo- : 4 1 41‘ • f J,ein Hale was iodieted forstealing a qiantity of . . pledei , Z* P 0•61. 'of . his, mule, Mr. Animal/le, a ear 1111 feeshroi ier ii instutinater, . . r 1 ' T .e fade of the rasa were clearly prelim'. add the I ' L irend_4ll t risoner Calgity. . .., , Hoof" T homson, 4 • yosith'ref tiihtess, was indicted fe ' . lwirrilaronotly eetwg,_ the dwelling.hottee of 'Anise' 'Thewsas, g; widow,berOdieg in Exeseath•screet Clerken• rail. and atesfilog,tharesiit tiro film salt spoons, ter pro. -,lP•ci'f• 0.,. i .1.••• L..ic..t11.1 I : Lit. *Wird from. tier seldenie, that the birgl had ari CowlttOltieri'oo the sight of the Nth of October, 'and, , spore of Abe resoluta effected in.consequenee of the, risu 0; basing liteglictesi to fasten the khalifs window. ' At an vitt) , hour the next morning she w'atchmsts observed some suspicions 'persona .on the other side of the street.' apparently in conoullation. Having watchodAkeir asovei .aseests, he taw them wo so the bones of hia. Theist', where be pterteitted•the.kitchen window erre. Vpou this hi rung the bell, Aid. sprang his rattle; and behrg titbit .ted lotcharebonsei Ire found en inSa bar,a bomb of Wile tors keys, a phosphorus hot, and some other apparatus for hlifaiclog... lying. on theskisehes able. Two wslo Mt welt misaing from tie sideboard, and on rierneerlid •wu brokenipen, hot it was lotted that Pothing had 'bees tairei Wheat. 41earch was made in err* part of the toortifre•froWt , but: net. pertors,tia found; sad the Ind, ' .11$41, Miami* frit, when . ' darned' Belletily, lilt. •. 0 C.lallpirt. elm* to infer ein dal a .yoseg fad )tad stare ed 'himself in his eellur, whet "hP had 'he doObt was the same that had cotolhitred the burglary. The psi . FiWelat.hatpetseso sod be was found without Aide% op 4 • SR 11. bray , .Weale. and holding hielsat before his ace. .3'key 'found es is his pocket, Which tdrtoi • snundea with the one onntLnear Ilis. ThOlnieillbotileAlid i pair tef tom .whidio hail ham picked op there, fitted the 94TbetirtactiPto 'llse prisoner told an hisprobablp.sfory IW•Wwlarthania all 4. irss fdlis i nd Guilty, bat recosaideWed" to osiers ill otiseerptfaiii 6 1 1 4.11 youth. • bir. 4dips Paid eoliths* the tetwomendstion should Ipertieresidgred td4,lol2rows. ~,- • j i luicit'dliegrer Wes food ilty if stealing property i siiis S. • of .„ id t house of Rice Davies. a . Aka Dr aka tried for stealing a shirt, a p 6 •ftdorsers, and • of stockings, the property of a writes who lodged in the same house, and slept in the 61""; r oom With bins. He aas found G uilt y , but roots. mended to merry on account of the good character given of him. • . • a. The Recommit said an app loat should ' to Mare the prisoner admitted into tie Refuge forMlar fiat.. .• • JnAnJoseph and Samuel Cumber, two boys, were, tiled for sreatine a slyer milkjug. ' Mary RIM said she arid her mother kept a silesisisides sb., is Leadenhall-Areet. On Saturday last the prissier. cam' into, the shop to buy a watch an -key, and after soar time Joseph stole a slicer milk-pot. d ran away with it ; be. was immediately pursued. and taken. !rise Jury 'frotodJusepi, Utility, and Comber not Guilty. It was theasonted by the officers that the boy Joseph bail horn aliseharedfreetreogate the week befOre last. 'The itsconata tan he was a very wicked lad. sod that the only* way to reclaim him Wag to send him out of the co . apirg,. Aile-Ard Darna . Jay was tried foe stealing a hos& of piper, asloo 5.., from the bona of &nine, Oaks,and i a erp#Apsnd Ovary. lie was only 10 years of . c'o'bs t a Franke was oiler stealing, On i e 17th of pocket-book from the person of a Mr. Sann• '' in Tower Street. containing 1m54..451. la t a a giare Ao Mr. 1 collar ,of Ithieriaiese, itess is his pocket, and missed his ..- prisoner, The pecippobordc the spot where the theft took . . primmer that be tall been in let it became absolutely seam' offences as that of which the i guilty ; otherwise the trade carried on, or the clerks of , expense of constaroly hiring from one place to anotber.—Tbe pamper should be transported for and Wm. Moore, aged IS, the person of Henry Blake. valve ss.—The prosecutor is a , ritsiding :geants • lan, Fleet Street, sad gave evidence to the act charged against the prisoners, , t which tool: place in St. Paul's Church.yard, on the 24th 5..... r. .ewrrtSenestsl and be the r. prisonersisststeinentawiiissncootrrdoebonyrattedhebytheoftthe._r • • "Itty, and sentenced to be transported for life. . . .. Thomas Buchan:ma was convicted of stealing a copper cab. value 205., the property of a dlr. Sweeti Anew; a nine aid s tatiniy tuerchant, with whom be had lived as servant. .; . MIDDLJ SgSSIONS, THURSDAY, Ocr. 23. ---ewiev-- Tollit, the propriejor of a stage coach from Uxbridge to ,4 appealettligainst a conviction for carrying 12 ottilde passengers with Inggagem,• The • informer's witness, Biers, having sworn to the faits, Mr. MAZY, on behalf of the appellant, took an ohjec tioitthit the coach in . question was not proved to bet a licensed stage coach, winch, be contended, was required by ti. e act. The Coact Overruled the objection, and affirmed t he conviction. Wm. Meekurn, a baker Id Whitecross Street, was con victed of selling a halkplartern loaf under weight, and appealed from the conviction. To confute time testimony of the informer's witness, the appell-Int called George Peatock,hAraker , residing at Islingto n Green. who stated, tbat he tins sitting inside the appellant's shop on the day, in question, and saw, through a lass-n huh*, the Witness purchase the loaf, which was sold as a twO•pound loaf, and rut a half qmtartern. He could not, lioqerer, tell what ()timer persons purchased bread there at the same di me, ner vitntrctottree vireo person had on.' Neither 44 , *, . v i t hothe appellant before the magistntteg at, c pollee ollee when the conviction tick place, hetause he was then. at 'f-ottenham. The conviction was affirmed. Janies'frimaith, the driver •of 'a ft eismisk. Town stage coach, apPealeil against a convic tion for firspus driving. --e--• Cnampneys, an informer, stilted, that on the Sth of August he was standing at the doar of the Castle in Kentish Town, and saw two stage coaches pass him in a gallop, es if running a rice t' one of them was uriven Isty the appellant and NM numbered 4,920. It was going at time rate of nine or tellemiles so,haur. After the witness laid tbn infor- IV Itianii theippellahe'Oft ii .. 101111 two sovereigns to settle time business. " - —''.. • ' : . Ale. 'Anatole, who Was CistAl for the appellant, con• tended, that 'be frilliest Was not ,tg ;ledge. yr.what was, f6rions deiring,intil raid, be WoulirProve the horses were w:.olly linable to go at enz4llitig like the: (ate ,of .nlite wiles an hour.. orkp i}, . . .. ..-....._ Ttto witni saes , tet;is r ll 'the seritic , pt, the owner el the coach, deposed, diet it was qpite inipseibe the Ilona could hissiriven et morethan the rate of six gr seven din, s an hour, by any effort of,:the. lb -it-ire ; .the bid both given up driving them, in catiskitutnee'of flatr %int quite .wpcn out. - . . .. ~‘ .. i•• • The CualltalaN . said, the Act of . Pa`harnekt against furious driving seas ifblitaitte alkt v id . 16 . 3teseerve the lives . ,of his illajesity e 'e. dbtjeto„, au • the ,informer.! co:aid - not is l ettir.e6plnged than Ip prtipg it in. force, Time cities ' Waiimilifariled',t With , 404. costs. •• , UtiiikenJ f ::,.:.. , !4 vriivAirfO4d 'r.ei:fin.s.;:a half-guar- ' ..,ca. . detober. a pocket-book Wen dirvelnk to Kr. Bowring, a bsaliit'iriltedirror Stit t - a was reeling It"' e rfinteb - Street, be felt a band i Kok ; be iOtantly sei.ed the =snott after found rear th lbs eves told the pri tbat *fore, sad thut z•sery.ta stop tt) sub. DS s...4lsosisb ad raw been found "a i slthe Citt,goold not be e rchista must be aksbe ez teqtiagea to convey them from filitedet was, tbat the prisoll life. Daniel Orieeoll. aged 14, • s were tried for steal* from I • • . loCk. a silk handkerchief, va • solicitor. iftoiding in Series' 1,• • ~, ~} If • - • 4 . . I t' . tern loaf to John Biers, nadir the legal vetted. He appealed from the conviction' and produced witnesses who swore that the loaf produced at the public office hy tilers could not have been one of his • as his loaves were all weighed off at Sibs . 4ox: each. before they Were pat into the oven ; "and irwas impossible for theM to Wee /oz. in , the baking, as must have been the case in the present, in stance. were the loaf in'qnesdon his, it weighing Only ills. 13ez. It was also impossible that It could have beep sold in his shop for a half-qoartern loaf, as there wis a printed notice posted opposite the door, stating, that no baltpeck, quartern, or half quarters loaves were gold *ere. ' The COURT, however,rfirmed the conviction with" 40s. Meets. . . . . • West, APPLI CA TION -'Mr. CIISRLIES PHILLIPS pr •,41 i' Petition from Mr. Holland, late of Covent 0 priv ; Tbeatee, a license to open a , Portable Theatre at Ca en town. VW application Mr. Phillips said , was . . 1 melded by lhe s ignatures of upwards IN 70 of2he inliabltenta of Camden Town. — The Cheirtoad Wit i fed whether any or the 'iteighbooring magtstra tes; or the animater, or ehareltinfitdetbs, bad signed ' the recoinmon thelon ? ._ 1 • Mr. Htillafith who veaspreient, said they had not been ap plied td, as he was 'not' awrate that their' signatures were neeesssq, but he Understood they all approved of the i intended repretentatione at the theatre. Mr:Holland then gave ad etplanation of the nature of the repreaintation I:lllbittaid would be similar to those formerly mthilli . Theatre of Art, in the Spring-gardens, of WIIII be habitat tire proprietor. Re had lately rantoviar {it, greeter part of the figures and machinery of that tbeitreto another in Catherine-Street; *hitt be, called • the'lltsetre of Variety ; and haying a su ffi ciency of material, be bad taleitkacted a portable 'Theatre for their eattlbitiop. which was that file which be applied for know*, as et present staiding MI a brick foundation at C NIL The CffilltllAN. after some consultation en t . di. said' they bad not' the power to:grant klicetise for . 4 Pirisble .1 Theatre; they 'cod* only license a Wait, for stsdh enter tainments at a psrtienler place. Mr. Punters suggested whether, if a little afoo were ' added, in which refreshments might be sold, it would enable the Magistrates to grant the license? The Chairman said it was impossible. SCRRRY SESSIONS.- 7 Tnonsoav, OCT. 43. . . '.-"4116 11 .".• :. . • Thomas Cox Radii*sow was indicted for assault tad Mee isagi ere samment of Wm. Beaman. ore other indictments, charging the def sat w k fraud, fiend by the Grand Jury ; but from some 0 lo • practice of the Court, Introdueed by the late dew . II a as to the law of treverte, the immediate storm gist i snot* connected with the subject of the other. bedlam t s, was taken strictly upon its own w eeks. r • •r. . Wm. Seaman celled.-011 the 12th RePteleheriliWeedett oo the defendant, at No. W, Lambeth-road ; went raiative to a q bill overdue and dishonoured. Mr s . Saimaa ea tgeadta.. of IN., payable at a months was agai nst herlill ti It; told: the defendant the bill was dishonoured ; hail Milk tbeee or Nee times before. On the Nib of September said, became to know why defendant had used him so very M. Der suf at. said, "1 did-OWL ofpay log yet, bet I havecheneed say di , I sever will ger you ; I'll bete uo tranmetitins with &MI .—• Look in that glass there (palette( to a looking glass ow the table), I'll show, you there the f ace of a thief. ' rot' ow you're a thioki, You were born.* thief, you havelleete of, ' l ead you willtlli a thief." Witnesi-is proprietor sti bin Downing-stmt. end has hilt, for seen years.' Pa 1 . 4 1.• ant said, "111 show yoU __ . i hyslognomy t tladdmoso that ever possessed that &Oh Cyst' - - i ,sold this was herd, wheuherat t out of his bread, his moor a _ pee., at kiss with both ask; oper Ilse tgg it ,ll:ne iri l k whaler Ids bat and boldiag Mensal( ,witnessealled him a swindk attempted to get the handle "eseape—did cry minder as , Wow fie would kill him pent . get. &geoid, " At the of year reestto the other corner of t , routs. .. *Lary, and witness, in fear, obeyed lila. Witness cu..... , • daloribe the rage he was .10, bat left the Cotirt to imagine It: ,madman worse than an one he had ever seen. Defoadent said be was going to cal l a constable. Witness said h. "valid be very harp to be able to tell his story of oppression mid 'spry behfri'any magistrate, either as plaintiff or defendant a was detained an hour and a quarter by his own watch. • Deih. racy prompted witness to say attest, "As the constable h ass easre, may I retire. into the garden?" This application' was thricerepeatett. Defendant said he had altered his mind, and would not send for a constable. Witness said; "I Ora _ afraid to open the door under the threat you t open the door ;" which being dons, and .. out of reseh, toldhlo that he would indict Wltnesessecordingly had him up at Unit . admitted what be had done, but said, "1 and you cannot make an assault of it." Cross-etamined by Mr. TIIBSSIGER.• ground floor. in Lansbeth.road ; there is Raekstrow is a lodger. Witness cried as would have oontinued to ely but for fear tered the homiest 10 o'clock:on the morni plied for a warrant on the 18th, and obtain Before the application Raekstrow had air for defamation, on account of his wife, Mr. Butts, but never said that he had t for the purpose of bringing forward the Raekstrow was present part of .the time, The Jury found the defeadint Guilty' S e ntenced to pay a fine of Mid. to the The sessions terminated this day. . POLICE. Out himikhh.—A man of rather genteel appearanee,tialod Barebie, was charged' yesterday 4ith stealing shirts Hike a ihop. Susannah, wife of Mr. John Napier, ready' MIMI" linim warehouse, Fenchurch-street, deposed that: pie pre ceding day the prisoner came, into her sispp, antr,sislted fur ,some shirts. S 1 were shown to him. The-prisoner inquired the price, and looked at diem for a few minute', when lie made a sudden snatch at three sititte. and ran dit of the shop. Witness called out " Stop thief!" and some wises Mopped she prisoner, cud delissodshire to an Apr. 1 - Witswer4iewlifted Ste grinner, and liteiiird thdlilitiw, ; which wets wortb 12s. The Alderman (C. Seam) inquired if the Tien Who sopped the prisoner, was in the office, itp , l teas an. sw red in the negative.. He then asked the pf honer what' ;be bad .to I s lay. ?honer.—Please your Worship, 1 cannot a count for it. kkrtnan—There is no niessien ; th at l a / 1 } hits sufillii-1 a ccounted for it. But what made yo coinwit die - ? Sir If have been a servent, aMI was in I sitnstica at n academy at Tooting; butt 1 hareisot been is place for D ino weeks, and I am ite rrat b distiess,,, The officer o ho appriFind eft' 'dig, prtioner, after he 64: breit, stop pe,V hi a person in the street, said the mere not taken off the prisoner by bins, but Iv fugue .wit assisted in stopping 1' .11; bad .earche4 the pr • . s eal found a Immisome silver stitch, witl nimegitillings emote him. . st , ~ 'pa Altlermawremarked that that gave a !very slitirrmat A : Bl4ra to the prisoner's arrmint'ief himself, ,t • • - !p?. c The prisoner now rged ti-itt be was netto'fight,atitielell -4..nn, not fa; hslldn. hour cigoalter. . -, .. 4 • •-;:: • ' ...i• ... 'file Alderman Fitiii that the evitlesmomesispihkesalliehent - to warrant hint its .corarai Wag the prisoner t ' uelisike wellia, remand him till Saturday, that the writer Alight hoar an 4pportunitK of finding the person ult,ll had taken the gpoils,frosis the person sat the I.risor,er, wittiont whose testa. mo y the chain of evidenes would not be domplete -,. ;r, '.• w Srusirr.—Yesterday, G. Nefrlter. a gomi'lnekieg yo gluon, was brought before Sir H. Bites' at.j i e Sitting Ma istratecon a charge of stealing a. silver heat, a sere, Osioes declared that the 14th Oro. 111. was entirely repealed, in consequence of the passing of the Turnpike Road Act. le: PIT-max, the Vestry Clerk of Paddington, contend. id. 'on the same side, that suclt.was the case ; and also that the 14th of the late King, called the Bending Act, only applied to streets and the metropolis. and did not extend to the bills of mortality. Mr. Pm Li.tes answered this by reading the title of the Act. in which the parishes of slarylabonne, Pancras, and Paddington, are particaiarly monied, besides all otheri within the weekly bills of mortality. The Magistrates said that the last objection was fatal; and dismissed the information. The decision, under the objection sa ably suede by Mr. C. Pitnups, is of the greatest importance to builders and others. LamDETtl STREET —John!l utes was charged with keeping open a public-house without a license. The defendant did not appear, or any person on his behalf. The case having been Wore postponed at the request of the defendant, the Magistrate, now that ha absented himself, would defer it no longer. He, there. Ifore, proceeded in the case, and the evidence bring satisfac tory, convicted the defendant in the penalty of 2UI. The defence of Hates on a former occasion was, that he was a woolcomber, and therefore authorized to act as , he di i ; but to this busiuess it appearsd he hul no claim. He carried on the business of a publican for three years„ without it's heinir discovered tiro he hail no license. WORSUIP STREET.—TIIC work of charity is still going l on in favour of the utibrtunate woman Ann Simmons. —'- Two W. not•a and a sovereign were received by Mr. Ha— on Wednesday ; and a 31. note. a 11. note, and four sovereigns, veers received yesterday. Mr. GoLoszsio also seat a note to Mr. BETILL, beglrier leave to offer himself, la conjunction with some other friends, as TrPasorer, for this poor family, and that they; would see to the prop..r diatrihieion of the money. EiaIIaZZLINENT.—We uniierstaud that• some permit have been taken into custody within these few days, on a charge of embezzling property from the Custom-home stores. We have not received inch an &meant of thia transaction is would justify us for the present in stating be reports in circulation, some of which are of a singular tad ernons nature.—(flablia Morning Post.) • MARRIED.—On Runde the Seth in4tant. at Ist. alai) ts.Netognaton. 0. William.. (treat Ht. 7baaus Apostle, to Sarah. eldest &lighter et: Williawilltughts. Esq. ig 1s b. Thursday, at Si. Margin' e rck . Newin.lon. 31r. J. Mat Sis, 1 tworthe Suffolk. to Miss Man' all, *nth.: On Thumany, the 231 instaat, at Mary•le-tome eknrch. Willbtm Richert Conway. Esq. to Elizabeth Omni. , youttaest stamens' of Simon tfallidat. Esq. of Lower Rerkley-street, Portman square. On Wednesday the Phi bastard. at IteOlet Itetllrlitht, Herts. R. Mayfair. Ls* nephew of the late Professor May lair, to Rim N. White, youngest daughter of the late J. White, Esq. of lire...4llre place. On Thursday. the ttd instant at Twickenham, .1. Lowe. Esq ,IA H. Hattie wieite,onlv surviving child of the lat. N. Webb, gni. On the *At lastantat tthlgwell. T. Dutton, lAN. of qemiatie, 16 either ine.danghter of J. Elem.. Esq. Chigwell.row. On Wednesday last,at St. Mary-le-born e church. P. ?MAO. I:4. to Mies Aafel'a Readiest daughten of R. Bradley, Esq. of Upper Muldagtestreet. lioatasta square. DI M.D.--Oa Tursden the `-1•t It start. at the hone. of l,b brother•in-law., Nehtent.teresee t Stoke Nowingtost, ape I 1?.M.: Jaques:ate of the Sr.. to Har den. Sens, and Jaquee, Upper Tionneso , met. Oa Saturday, the !talk lust- at their roeideree, St. John'', 11ors4down. Sands Maria. wile of James Burgess, to her disth year. On the 'JAI Instant, after a short iliffew, in hie; I et year, Mr. W. Limeades. bookseller. late of lietlford-s.re • t. Covent-stattien. Oa Tuesday. the 31.6 inst., sincerely repotted, W; *wen, E nt . u n ity% „f ChnrekstreetWestsniuster. in the tilth leer of hie asp. Dons* it *seen. mror.-1141r, • Thy house. sad (In the cup of life, Tint honey-drop) thy pleasieg wife. L SOCRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, 96 co- • raptured his auditors with the mildest, that th -led men dew to their wieee. and the beMsleers hastened wedded ; and *"The Spoetatoe" has Stßitmeed,tbat the ist " wife" Is the most agreeable and delightfel name in Lure. The sacred Institatian. thee. of marriage, biggest,' the .1 of our eujoytaent ; teeuting not oat.' with hap earth, but disposing the vat itself to tistmontze hereafter.' Previous. however, to entering Me' thls hallnleed "OhII-- dation, it twenties as imperative tFety, not only to regulate the passions, bet to deems the grosser nature from those Imp; rides which the freedom of uareetrieted pleases.* may have entailed upon It. To the tiel; eettaf such attention are attributable; meny,af tbase hapless instances, whirl% while they excite the coassiseratioa of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. • Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence In the tropics will relax the elastic 6lwe—but more especially dots the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity Into a state of inedllion, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the thence of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope--eaergy—museularniterength—felicity : nor will oar advances appear questionable, sanctioned as tkty ere by the multiplied proofs of s• eoty years successful erperi rime. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the septic' wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, sod defiziest energy im proved into tune-fiat:al rwer. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generatite economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily. aid with effect. Earnest:) , solicitous to expel the unfailing empiric from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation • and confileut •io our own honourable inte grity as .Menhirs of the College of Surgeons, tire getter , the staving cominuoisy: of either Sex (especial } Shade glitter ing into matrimonial 'Mi. - ) at once to our ban attendance is gllen foe personal consultation"; sad lettert from the country are immediately answered; these melt contain a remittance for Advice and which can h. , forwarded to any part of the wotid, however dlstant. • • GOSS; and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons. No. 11. Bony, tic-street, Fleet-street, Landon. Just Published (Sixteenth Elision). 1. Tait ..Ects or LIFE, a familiar Commenutary on the above Diseases.—fild. Ily urn !4NA,. addressed exclusively to the Female Sex.--111sy be had at 20, Paternoster-row ; 69. Pall Mall; Id. Princes street, Sobp ; 171 J on Fleet-street. London : Porter,, I'.l. Grafton street, Dublin ; es, 117, Trongate, Glasgow; and of all 'took sellers, price 6s. Hit. EADY respectfully veils the attention of those afflicted, to his peculiar. and effectual method of cure, and although he will mot peastaie to pledge infallibility in every description of cave, yet se fares human aid. assiq ed-by medloal and surgical experlewe ran be cpp jet!. he promises a sr •edy end permaneel, reslQratiou.--Dr. F.. consulted daily at No. 3S, Dean-street, Soho, and I, Hatfield. street. Stamford-street, Illackfriers and Waterloo-roads, by patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) rat' closing a fee, meet respectable attention by return of seeon4 post.—Upper Ground street.surrey side of Slackfriars Bridge, leads direttly to I. Hatfield street Y his Majesty's Royal beliefs Yegent.--I.lCatiC S LIP tialataria. Otte 'enatl Pill is a !lose; aid the liking of one box, In é recent ease. will soon convince the Patient of the certainty of Ms evenly recovery. Nts' thing can he better contrived, more este, or more ccrovesitet than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go joernies or to sea, os IL needs no confinement or veetrnipt of (NA: aid %/leers experieaco (in an ext ensive practice) Iras proved • that it will effect a Cure, when all other meth ids mailsthing. Por the Scurvy and o t h e r chrani c al disorders, 4' Medicine .has not its parallel. Upwards pf WA) persons. Nat both sexes. lave been' radicaly curetwithin the !,:t right bears. Prepatedtand sold by thi. stile Proprietors. T. Tap I.oe and Sow.liergeons,* at their boost.. No. 9, New g Tim' 'street, in boxes of enlo 2 s. ed. each, they included• are; also sold by their appointaseet, with °opiate `p ° o s ' at Mr. Hepburn Toy Shop... 10, Oxford-street; Mr. DP borough's, 7, Fish-street-hltt,, nearly opposite We M.°l't ment; at Mr. 1 . 4 sift'', pgrgli ; sir. Newberry;#• lin ; ispd by. 'nes 'OlBBl.O eissy considegglAp Britain "Adviiv_iiiiitt3 to per.son,,tal* Ofstittber ' 151, 4 trtfpffit ler nitdielnes. :+4 tilt* thevitristied Ifit; by' Delapt. ion :*illttid :by R. WADELts, ProprietOr. • have made; yen mast L witness andingitiesself 1 dict him for an assault. I nion flail. Dohadent I did not 'trifle you. .---The room floe the is n garden 14 front; as load vs he orgeld.and ear of his life.° IN m- rning of the itth ap- tained it on ilth ' et idea wt a writ e. Hsti eke witkla brought this i tidiettolll the other match,. Mn.b or. y of an assault only.— *King. 7.A . TESMASI • m - reign, and silver to the asnottet of two 'pounds, the pro perty of James Lacy, undo the following cirramstanoes : About a mouth ago, the prisoner hired a ready tainislied room in Lacy's house, in Tottenham-place Tottenham. court-road, and after occupying It f or a few days, abscond , ei, having first extracted the a b ove property from a box whirl; be broke open. He contrived to avoid being appre entled, although be was frequently se en about town ; and ' lt ou'oneoccasioo, met the groscoutor in the street, hut by his adroitness, effected Isis escape, although a hue and cry was raised after him. However, a ran of ill luck, in the coin:pinion of his depredations on tam public, effected what the vigilance of the police could not ; for, after parting with the last shilling he possessed, and having endeavoured in vain to recruit his finances, be made a virtue of necessity, and on meeting Lack, one of the Bow-street patrole, cur rendered himself a prisoner at discretion, and confessed to the rubbery of his landlord, the prosecutor. lie was ac cordingly taken into cuatody, and lodged in the watch house until the morning, when Mr. Lary attended and *ratified him as the man who emptied his store box. He 4M fully committed. Vary lima Bart(tif..a miserable looking young creature, who has been several times before the magistrates upon various charge', was brought up by Sharp, a patrol, charg ed with assaabing Mr. {:over, a florist, in Covent-garden market; and, by ebuggiag him with o ff ences of a horrible kind, collecting . a sob about him, and placing him in con siderable danger. It appeared that about nine o'clock at night Mr. Gower •iin,sts young Wend of his bed left their employment in Covent -garden, and were going over Waterloo-bridge home, ad scarcely turneltget of the Strand when they were smeared by the prisone‘tirho caught h•W of his friend, sad requested him to give her some money. He refused, and she Immediately commenced a course of abuse and invec tive of the most horrible Iliad, accusing them both of bar. ing committed a nameless offence on the steps of Mari luo tirWge. The accusation was rep'ated several times in a loud tone, and 0 crowd having collected, Mr. tamest felt himself ohliged to give the prisoner in charge. A gentleman, who was passing at the time. corrobo rated the . statesneat of Mr. (lower and his friend. The prisoner's defence consisted in a simple denial of the conduct imputed to her. Sir it. lisants observed, that he teas glad that there was an Act of Parliament which enabled him to punish such an offender as the prisoner without putting the roseentor to the trouble and expenee of going to the sessions to prefer a bill of indictment. Thepri•o* was committed as an idle and disorderly peellea . fer ntill 'month to the House of Correction . It is stated to the commencenseet cf this account, that the pri- Meer had been several times before the magistrates ; she wasoncedlarged with robbery, and for wantef sufficient wrideaceitteaset at liberty i in a few hours after she threw erself inteSthe Thames, and upon being dragged forth by 1.. watering" abs *aa with great difficulty restored to life.— was taken to a house in White Hart-yard, but in a day et two afterwards, she jumped (runs a window and broke her leg, Some humane persons procured. her admission so in hospital, where she was cured, and since her :is ,charge she has eoetiuued in the same votligate course of ille• . , MARLOOROVCII-511CCT.—Yesterday three yelling men Sot 6 0 women were placed at th e bar before Mr. Draft, rtbe SlagistrAte , ch ar g ed with being coaccesed in 'sllo.- ir wing extraordinary robbery. They gave their poet Joiut-anal Thomas Asbury. bothers. Johs Cruses. Aldridge. Hasodsh Thumpeus, Hannah lairs. Eliza -, and , yesterday morning be succeeded iu apprehending She eight 'prisoners et the bar in a house it Buckeridge Street, St. tilleel. The officers wbo attended him stated that Jane &labs, who was servant its the house, acknowledged that box similar to that described bad been brought to the tuse on Monday tight by G r oves, and she produced some of the artistes it contained , of triflin g value, that tvere given to her as presents; and said that the other fema l e prisoners, who were u p . stairs, had other articles of the property given to them in like manner. The o ffi cers then proceeded up stairs, and fou nd all the other prisoners in io led; and oa searching the apartment found the artistes now produced, a few pearl drops. and three or four rings of little value, hut there was no trace of the box or the principal articlesit contained. Scofield, the officer, said, that whedionveying Groves to the office that morning, he voluntarily confessed to fatal that he was the person who took away the box, and gavel it, with its rooter:to, to John Asbury to dispose of. whol sold it for 251., but said he only received 61. for It, and only i gave hien, Groves, 31. for his share, thus cheating him of Isis due proportion of the spoil ; and for this reason, be said, he was determined to tell the whole truth. L Groves was now questioned as to this statement made t o the officer, and he acknowledged that it was all true. He did not. he said, go with John Asbury to dispose of the box, nor did be know where he bad sold it. .John Asbury was now brought in, and examined seise., rattly. He acknowledged that Groves bad brought the Mot, &c., to llockeridge Street, on Monday evening, and went with him to dispose of it; they both sold it together at a Jew's shop in Prince's Street, Drury Lane, for 61. ith., of whitio sum Groves got half. The shop where it was sold was as well known to Groves as to him. The prisoners, except Han*b Yates, who was discharged, were remanded for farther examination. .. The male prisoners are all very young, and Groves, the priacipal in the rpbhery, appears front his language and manner to be very superior to the rest. The prostfutor said, that independent of his pecuniary lees, whit:kismet be his ruin, he hes also lost his liccese,. alai& was talsis box at Ille time if wits stolen ; ail there seems little chance of recovering either it or Coe property. ManetealostNe Orrice.—An iofarmation, under the 4th of the present King,cotnnionly called l' the Ttrrnpi ke Act," was yesterday filed at the instance of The Parish Trust of Patldingtois,•ageinst Messrs. John Drewe and John Bell, the builders, for having erected a certain sloop-front or window, in the turnpike road called the Edgeware Road, which projected beyond the line of building, as repeated by the Statute. The. penhlty was merely 405., and the removal of the totoplaltied nniaance. Mr. Drove is theyogprietor of a number of houses in ' lie Edgeware Road, ad 'sere thequestiod Secidedagainst him, It would bd calclented to ruin his property in that ( direction. ,••• . t Mr. Thomas °Mons, 'S or to the district, stated, t, ur drat the defendantliaillouilt ' it,houses, and la one "4 a them had ereeteta shop-fron t , lr ikh encrosebettuion• ' turnpike road :' w • 4 .. • V Mr. N11.1311'1 asked the witness 114 1 bias slsorfrant wu h , decorative seltirlbti. . Mr. Onions admitted it was: , ' . :.. • • lir Mr. Pitt LW PS then said the ease Mast fall to the groped; h ut as odtt.cmgit, in conseqnence of the passing of the' Act or ":. thelltn• of the present tilng,' Several clauses Of the 14th ;f t , I tietkee 111. were repealed, being from 36 to li7 inclitai l ve, •Be nil; tittiS.lJ, vet it did not rt ;real the ;Stlt Clause,. which eh, authorised any repo to erect, next to Iris house, any tie- . " 4 attentive of decorative knot, eotniee, coping.'portiro, l or •iem iron palistoks„ anti hitt atria had certainly'fully complied Li t Twit the terms of the Act of. Pall went. . -•". • o- 4ipsingiiiiti4tittgnotay. dud so olio F .. irdri ~,,e .. _. ~.. en . • _ Auk bit Ibe a thief: . Whorls "g le "' o • ntossits g n vie" rrannan I ulna. MU,: a s l ut, iv A , raptor 1 hiraute hielooplat aor beitir4swindled Jenkins, and Jame liebbs. iosa y. ca d i. s i tua ti o n. s f a ad a nt Daniel Burgess is a lionised hawking jeweller, residing marr i e d men its i **Sag ii•se to his e the otlwr et No. 24. Doke 'Street, Grosvenor Square. On Monday to be weddet neestoii.... at Soo .he feetwo . call hi. last Ito load a stall is °Aged Street, near the corner of word " wife ' • . st, 1. , a„ Mitt Park Lane . Between 5 mall 6 o'clock in the evening he nature. osself Ibis: s. '. • • .1. .••• diardlall tie jewellery in aho s whirls The mere inciter blife should Rosser. •• •' h i i f , -*a • • • imw,ooolll4l6lll6llll.trar Wear y D r doolitentaut . . .• sdle or door, to cry mu • . • as load he could call. Dit 'at a ikeevent leaving the boo on the stel aea • ' - qii 48 1 lit I. getting Worse* whams sad the door; ,_ . a . • • Who ke p t an fi pp le - stall seer the spa; but on his return Ir Previous, of year lifivesit otiest ere gain; split 7,_ ) . i no t h at t he boa and all its cosiest' had disappeared. had had ha Id Is of tho 'r bb ' 1 ted od • hand I o ery cm A ; a in l b, „ wo o, at fear ieeleek insparittes s ter of the rove." No one onswired " potion, it b i feat_ obeyed kW. Wilsess coati sot mrsoequonro of information be received, ------ —.--;.... is. 'succeeded iti apprehending the eight have entaile A, ~~ U StktZ . . MIWI 5517 IPa v A ts I .o 4-74 . -,44 YE tttLY DWI° • Bond Holders, on the subangent dap (titandays and two o'clock, th• Da urination at the dounting rive - loos to receiving dui 7, Tokenhouse-yard, October U. CHEAPEST This Day Is published,, p gratings on Wood, U the Anibal. TfIE VICAR or ' SMITH: witlt an of tufts:nes BRITISH I or in Weekly Numbers, e closely rioted columnar Engravings. Part ii. of IJobird's I erith Nix Engravings, an Rade4lea's Myiterles of I Ale We. T. ollnLitessaills l i io ridsel.Ws Itssasc_Tl , oriels/ lAA • PabiLshed by J. Liedfir ff ARLES WRIOH Highness the Duiti and faeiag the Harmer market, Lowden, has on per &man; leperior ADSIRA, unequalled haggises of one dozen package. pa. Included, - nr twd vISZeu Cape Me Viddafe, , Teneriffe% Usk The Trmle sopplied.—Fi Salo. 124- each. Old C Old Jamaica Rum, lss just landed. 645. per cloy °tweet*. Samples of Port. Ss. per bottle; She Palmist, tole paid.—No • Fine Sweet Devonshl per dozen,weil up. by V THE OLD- ESTABLIS PET WART rillUE Nobility, GI 11 folly invited to WI of well seasoned F 1.4301 will be found cheaper ar . vet offered to thrtraitteni NELS, VENETIAN, 11b„ which for 'kaiser ~,s 6anrtot be equalled 'ter) descriptiaa of Oro reduction 10 joilbr. I'. W. ONgletwe to PI guished *Owe be he f eurlelorlts:slthis articles bins theffitiore faroaliN. ' Hearth Hato protldtkl reg boars satire. > 4 ,0 Vs• Pon cm.%! Priers tl i .•-:, pettod ilia i Medicine. easels proeeptuig seneeeepectegstio 5...12720, ,, 5jitAL E. Lat tairawaraorrer , tend to 1 hiags, in sumo et lough ; freodoin to the Breath. Sold iu Bottles, at la. lid. • Ft. Pauli, sod no, Regent Wan•rioo-Place, Fwilohurgh; Medicine Veseen throughout D9r Be cetrefia I VER ) Ir I To DOVER. DEAL. RAW Pius Inside Cc S. A. 1 SARACEN'S HE TV HE following 1. &r. set on The " RopatTelegral Broad Stee?rs, Canterl superior fast Coach, e consequence of tb leoraple Coach. Ike Pr< shall be spared to re, Kent Roae. Brompton. Chathai Raiiiik pest 7. The " Tally Ho," 13 ing at before 7 o'cloi Dunstable Rrickhill , F erste'', Weedon. nevelt Bridge, to the Castle 11 street, Birmingham. Shelton, Strrrershury, Tarportey, Chestei an , Coachmen only. In consequence of th Ito Coach, the Proilrie Ite spared to render it i Road _ The " Sovereign," I mouth, Exeter, Truro, Dartmouth. Wernoutl Morning at 7 ; through ford, Stockbridge, Su Blackwater and nagshr The only Day Co w•itk two coachmen o Basingstoke, Orerton, tuskwure. Nalisbury. I Ifr pael Sec-lock in Dit I j uarclrfrom IVeyin N. WIN*, ke. evcrj (412 o'clodr. the " Lam*. S IVinekcsler, Basingel and Ragshot nem Jo o'clock; arrires at th outitamptoit, by Pic conveyance to the , Jialoes, Havre de Gr the chore Conch h support which has hit mencement of the " Nem Light Oa, C through.liagshot, Btru church, Andover, 8 Illandford, at a j past Path and Brisiot Caine, Marlborough, erery. Ajternoon at Hulk, the Loudon Bristol, early next inoi Coaches to Wells,. al reduced Fares. - The " Umpire," a Night OA the Road, at One ; arrives at 1 Woburn,. Lallibury, Hinckley, Atkeritosir, ford,. Warrington (141 Niermrsbury, Weilin every Morning and A) - Barnstaple, Sonlhm V % t OF- ~'•a ~' I