The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

W fi r • PICO* STITHP,4)".I :.(I.VDOS G -,-. c‘amoN-Eou,r, !hy to. !sio. \Nee,. was thin flay pleased to confer the honour of Laislatocod on W. t`. I.:taro'. Fai l , Rerr.rler eel Rognisay it. taker. Eq. (*Wei Magistrate the Putnie-othee. Bow *'reet : J. Tobin. Rag. Mayor of Liverpool ; T. Mantel!. Tsq. Mayor of Dover ; cod 0. M. Gibbet. of the city of Path. M.D. P. R. S. Physician to her hue Ilekiesty. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War freer. Mny Royal Regiment of Bore Guards.—Lieutenant H. E. Rostra to be c/ptain, by purchase, vire Tny !or. o retiree; cornet W. I.a.nbird to be lieutenant, by purehsse, lice "cites: T. W. tfordoa, gent, to be cornet, by purchase, Larubarrl. ill'h Regiment of Light Drafroons.--lientennat Lord T. ('evil, from 11th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice Gale, Rho exchengua. i flit Ditto.— Lieutenant W. Cale, from the Mb Light Lagoons, to be lieutenant, vice Lcrd T. Cecii, who ex claneel. liih Ditfo.---To be Captains--Lientenant Hen. C. Fyn'', Sy purchase. vier Dcwson, who retires: (ap!aia 0. G. far from intges half-pay ?3d Licht Dragoons, eke F. Fowke. who . , receiving the itifferetsce.—To be Lieutenant, by se—Cornet H. Gage. vice Petre.—To be I. erne:, by paishosa—T. E. Burronvhs, gent. vice Gage. BIS Regiment of Foot.—Captain Sir W. Crosbie. Bart. from half-pay 7th Light Dragoons. to he captain. v.ce H. C. ~; chomps, who exchange*. receiving the difference. Stilt Ditto.—Captain W. Mann, from hal`-pay 37th Foot. to be captain, vice R. Biker, who exchanges, receiving the um:fernier.. 66th Ditto.--41Inntlisir A. Otewert to he lieutenant, with cat purchase, vie, Shea, deceased; G. Stirling. gent, to be i rWgn. l'.:e Stewart. 031 Ditto.—Captain H. M•Gregor, from belt-pay 91st Foot, to be reptain, vice J. W. Groombridge, who exchanees. fifth Ditto.—Captain J. Parker, from half-pay York Chas sears. to be captain. vice G. Pieknev. who exchanges. Stith Ditto.—Lieutenalit J. DolMan, from half-pay 4th ruo , , to he lieutenant. vice D. Bradford, who exchanges, re ‘bising the difference. Sid Ditto.—lieutenant T. F. Gifferri. from half-pay Bath Foot, to Se lieutenant, vice J. Sinclair, who exchang s, re cinving the difference. Rifle Brigade.- Centleman Cadet Hon. J. Amherst. from X.r !loyal Military College, to be second lieutenant, by par i.i.ase, vice Drury. promoted in the Bth Foot. Si li lyal Veteran Battalion.—Captain T. Carter. from half-pay 10Ist Font, to be captain, vice R. Turner, who re turns to his former situating on the Retired List. 34 Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant G. B. Williams, from half-pay 99th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice G. Bellies, whose appointment has not taken place. in Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Lieutenants—Ll/si te:lnca J. Pike, from half-pay 6th Garrison Battalion. i ice Fowler, who returns to his former situation on the Retired Litt; Lieutenant J. Lewis, from half-pay 34 Gnrrison Ba:ts on. vice West, whose appointment has not taken place. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.--Lieutenaat J. O'Connell, from the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be lieutenant, vice U. Palmer, whose appointment ha' not taken place. ikh Royal Veteran Battalion.—Quartermaster J. R. Storrs. fr...as half-pay Windom!. Foresters, to he ensign, vier Pole. wbGee appointment has not take', place. 1 101 h Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant J. R. S. Long worth, fih;m half-pay 6th West India Regiment, to be lieme- Lett vice M. O'Hea, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. Sreset.—To be Major* in the Army—Captain C. Addison, 5.4 Foot ; Capital's H. M'filregor. 63.1 Foot. HOSPITAL STAPI.—To be Assistant Surgeons to the Forees.-:—Asabtfattt Surgeon Dix. from half-pay ; Assistant Surgeon Dempster, from half-pay. Lcmasission In the Stafordshire Regiment of Yeomanry , Cavalry. signed by the Vice-Lieutenaot of the County of r M tord. .ontitee, gest. to be eornet. C missions In the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cnvolry, signed by the Lord Lieuteoam of the County of Bedford. :duos' hfacqueen. M.P. to be lieutenant-eoloori; T. Pol hill. Esq. to be major ; 9. Burgess, gent. to be lieutenant ; J Fletcher, gent. to be ditto. Comollssion hi the West Lest Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. C. Warde, gent. to be lieutenant, tier A. T. Lane, re sigzed. . . P.. Coney, Strand, plumber, to surrender Miy 16. SD. and Una 30, atCluildhstl. Attorney, Mr. Norton, New Union s:root, Little Moortleids. W. Lipscomb*, Sutter. grow, Jean IS, It. and 94, at t:., New Landon Inn, Exeter. A torne% s, Mr. Britton, kroad-street. City, London ; and Mr. C. Bruttoa. Exeter. 4. Phillips. Manchester, plumber, Ms) 29. 30, and Jane Oho Mar lan, hlsechester. Attorneys. Messrs. Willis sae 00., Woralbrdwourt, London ; 'lnd Mr. Acker., Man chester. W. MOO , Livelmool. inoserscrivener, Joliet. 9. and 2s. at the Oootge Inn, IJverpool. Attornnys, Mr. Slackstock, Liverpool ; and Mowers, linekstock and Suttee, London. W. Stonhill, Stewklov. Rockingham, butcher, May IS, June a, sad 96, at the King's Heart Inn, Aylesbury. At torneys, Mr. Ashfield, Ho;boru ; 'and Mr. Hooper, D.:tostable. J. Carr, Wortley, end D. R. Tetley, Annie!. Leeds. mer coasts, May 29, 93, and Jsae 24. at the Court-Honse, Leeds. Attsrneys, Messrs. Few mni Co. Henrietta-street, Covent garden; sad Mr. Hemingway, Leeds. 1.. Searle. Weybridge, Surrey, baker, May 20. 30, and \Jur.e 96, at Guildhall, Landoll. Attorneys, Messrs. Tom linens, and Co, Copthall.court.Tioparmorton-street. S Cramp, Vine-street. Milibenlristreet, corn-dealer, May VI, 27, and June 24, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Sad low and Co. alonument-yard. J. Wild, Whitle, Derby, cotton-spinner, May 26. 29, and J one 94, at the Angel lan, Stork port. Attorneys. Mr. Welles ley, Mar*, near Stockport ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Logsdon. R. Jones, Holywell, draper. May 26.26, and June 21, at :l Albion Hotel, Chester. Attu , Mr. Williams, Holy wNi and Mr.Cliester, Staple-Inn, London. C. Harris. Bradford, Wilts, tanner, May IS, 94, Ind June $4, at the Agars' bus, Bath. Attorneys, Messrs. Dee and Co.,Ouiidford.street, London; and Mr. Stone, Bradford. T. Parrish. Kingswinfo___rd Stafford, g lue-cutter , May 30. 21. and June 24, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn. Bewdley,Wor viter. Attorneys. Mr. Fellows. Dudley t and Messrs. T. und J. Williams, Swithin's-leoe, Lombard-street. P. Kay, Bury. Lancaster, cotton-splint...it. May 99.90, and Joke 96, at the Star lags, Manchester. Attorneys. Mr. Cun- LA Manchester; and Mews. Clarke and Cu., Chancery lams, Landoll. I. George, Nerbeth. Pembroke, linsm-draper, May 25. str.. end Jane 96, at the White Hart Ins. Nertreth. Attor neys. Mr. Williams, Carmarthen; and Messrs. Alexander and Helene, New Inn. London. J. L Strad, Kirby -street, Hatton-garden, merchant. May 16. 27, and June 96, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, J. Williams. Birmingham. jars:leer, May 26, 27. and Jane 94. at the Hen and Chickens lintel. liirmlnglient. At moos, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-mart. Gray's lea, London; and Messrs. Smith and Co. Birmingham. C. and J. N. Hayles. Portsmouth, grocers. May O. 36. and June 110. at the Crown fan,Gottport. Attoraeys. Messrs. Ai's:ander sod Helms. New-lan, Loadon ; and Mr. Cruick steak, Gosport. T. Abell. Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, M3 l / 26, 26, sad June 94. at the Punch Bowl. Nottingliem. Attorneys, Mr. Hurst. Nottionham : end Mr. Knowles.New-ine,Lonsion. I. POO tereld. Vine-street, Narrow-wall. Lambeth, timber mareLant, May $O, 97. and Jane 24. at Gni:dhall. Atter 1.4!r, Mr. St Millhank-strent, Westminster. Loorburst. Eghess-Hythe. Surrey, carpenter, May 10. g m . & an d ed. at Guildhall, Loadoa. Attorney, Mr. 119- 44144, Tolusgshouse-yard. T. Watkins. Ross, Hereford, grocer. May 20, 27, and lease 94, at Guildhall, Londoc. Atts.rney, Mr. James. ligniflershiery. S. Liarsiiim, Surrey, baker, Miy 16, 17, 41111 I Jim 44. sf GniMitsll. t ondon. A:torseis, Messrs. FA.ter end Feral t 4. 2 * !Inn. DIVIDENDS. June 10. T.Jones. Lis erptuo, trtere:nint, at the Geometer,. List ; p,to! —Jere 6, J. 3nr! , on. SheGehl, grtscer. the Tom. tine Ins. She/Meld—June 3, Milt, Loner East tituithlekl. dealer In Mils proshooos, at tiuildliatt —Jam. S. J. Knight. Coppice-row. Iron-fa:3'ller. at Ouildhall—Jkne 10, W. F.mler. wage-conch proprietor. at London—Jule 3, W. Jennings, Ald....strate-street, butcher. at iluildlesil—Jtine 0. E. Ontris end W. Pniliips, Chareb-street. Umbel!)• brewers, at Gl:hash—Jinn S. E. Cohen. !trout -street. merchant. at Guildhall—Jens 3, E. Pirne;!.tougletomehemtire, milliner, altinildhall. London June 3. W. 11. Cox. Hreed-Wreetornrehousetnan. at Guildhall —June ?.t. 4'. A. Wheelwright, Cullum-street. merchant. at Guildhall—June 0, H. Urimwood. Homes, Staltak. merchant, at the liohieit Lion Inn. Ipswich—June 3, .1. An:.sn. Ply mouth Dock, si.tersmitis, at WealJey'e li•oel. Plymouth Dock—June 6. J. Moon. Aeres Dam near Manc'tester. ent ton-merchant. at the :star Inn, Manchester —June 5, J. Dor ris. Haider. Warwickshire. denier and chopoinn. at the Red Horse lon, Strattord-ou- iron—June 3. H. II am:. lin, Wolton under-Edge. innholder, at the White Lion Inn, Wotton-mt.. der-Edge—June 3, W. Fisher, Union-pine:, Lambeth, mari ner, at Callahan. CERTIFICATES—Ju r 3. _ _ D. Gerrard. 01•711. ; aren..11sh-Street,;:illincr—J. Wood. Mug -street. St. J•unes's-squarr, hreeches-tnaker —R. John son. Tottenham-enurt-road. voltehnuther—F. W. Bowler, Bristol. angar-relinvr--J. Seuribach. Livi•rpool. merehaet— R. Garnett. Namptwich. shoerualwr—A. H. Alatthewsuu. a:rshead. Durham. grcecr-0. Mei:claim', Vauxhall, *ear !tired:when!. victualler-1. Hart. Southasur n. grncrr—W. Silent. Kenhinvion win..-merchant-1. nu! .1. K. Frost. M a reit! e'cl. trro !ors— C. Pooh., Malec-teas-it roe, vr: On* Aquare-mann;acturez—ti. Bilis, Harlastoa. titattocl.hir dealer and chartists—J. Porter, Wrington. ti.otharsethi . nurseryman—ft. Dawn, Bridgewater. irun-founder—J. fi Agerrof:. 7,ear glfnehester. calico-painter--% . Plummer. Kingst , :i.epon-11111. ironoongtr—g. Jie Uley. Gloucestershire. cloatier—R. ft. %Var.% Maidcsa itc - Rattle-bridge, trus'ari-lanhutacturcr -T. (; . mod D. Ae.qui Berniondse3. sAp-owners--E. 131)1.. Dyres•!!uildiugs, 'Hol born. denier and chrpuytn -F. S. Syrnoni. F !linotith, aver chlut—J. C. Jardine. Si Sowifla. Canot..r hir). linen-draper--G. tsat:d, liaLunt-street, Mluai bury, buieder. PARTNEIISHIP3 DISFOTSCD. nowther, Watkins, H o•'.rres. Kirby, Mr; rrls, "h•on. Chepstow. deal-lambasts —Alersden. Raine, Kirk. sea Kitchen. elheilleid, carpenters- -Bid nstieitl re..., in. Le* T. and H. Ridley, Ipswich. wine-nierc:iams—Bitver Prentice. Manchester—Ethircnds and Templ:n. (hr..% n lane, hr , swers—Ravnes s.tri Barker, I:asr India (.'has sugar-I'r , kers--Eliis and Liverpaol. blf•ek-ma (•.,nr) cod Woodley. Now storms, tansrrs—llnetrrend Mt pheninn, Lithe Queen-s:ruet. Westminster. scr,l-on•—..-. Cooper an:l Coc per, ( phew. meal's- Stone and Beek. Down Berns. 'iddiesee, firrnres-LNordblad and Isy!•nrs, Liver iool.s It i p-brok ars—Dead lager end Kolnmon. Ala nielf4lft*t. -i-fielris—Cl - .ltty and Ilearl. Lewes, brewers—H. end J. i:orrork. Widnes*. Lancashire, scane-d y crs--T. sad) %. Bast r, I.*.t:le Pr evr , 7 , l-*treet. witte-1 merchantr—Perrts• son. and jam D,mchtirch, H.-nr, Meek smiths—V. and J. Knowl..s. Newahsm. Illorcestersbfre. mercers--Hargrer Tee and Bradley, IlancUester, commis sioners and general agents. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND W ALES. From the Rt!Larhs received in the Reel 'NUR 314‘ d. 1921.1.—Wheat. &L—ltye. 435. td.—Bartel. M. 114. —Oats, 265. id.—efflizs, 41t s. 3d.—Peas, 465. 5.1.-011- meal. 255. 11:1. Toe Averse Price of Brown or NfincovadesBLienr. e.rnp.• p Ited from II; Returns mule in the Week tailing We 114 of Miy. Vs. 91d. rcr cwt. fEhLIGENGE. COURT OF KING'S RESCII, MAT IS. ?Na MFG 111. LADD' IRD AND ) 1 7 "7 This was an indictment &falai de tree-defeatist/a for a nuisance. The defendants are proprietors of a manufaet-ry at Stepney, for the manufacture of bleach ing powder and ninristic arid. The defendants hue- , ing been convic:tel, were this day, on the motion of Mr. Dremae, brought up to receive judgment. At' the trial it was stated, and proved, that so subtle vas the vapour which arose from the materials used in the i proc' as for makitie the bleaching powder, that the fruits and tre-s, flowers and vegetables, growing in the gardens in the neighbou: hood, were destroyed, and I rendered barren ; and even linen, when hung out to dry, aft-r being washed, if within the influence of the vapour, were burnt by it to such a degree, that they dropped into pieces. The defendants row put in affi davit, sworn by some of the most eminent chemists in London, stating that it was initossible the evils com plained of von'd be produced by the manufacture car ried on by the defendants. Mr. St AIILICTT addressed the Court in snittgation. and sail, to fully convinced were the defendants that no injurious effect could be produeel Com the gas which escaped from their manufactory, even at the distance of ten yards, that they were ready to submit to any experiment on the subject ; and if they should be found to be nistaken, they were ready to submit to any judgment which the Court should pronounce, even y though it , hould extend to their utter ruin. The CHIEF JCSTICE observed, the objection was nut confined to the burning of the linen. It was also stated by several witnesses that their health was sleet ed by it. "We were thinking of proposing that the defendants, tor the present, should pay the costs, and that, at a convenient opportunity, smue gentleman at the Lir, to be appointed by the Court, should make any experiment he thought tit, to prove whether the vapour would affect fillets in the manure stated. If it should turn out that this part ut the evidence was not true, the Court would not order the nuisance to be abstad,us it must be take', that this evidence had great weieint.tritb the Jury in the verdict which they I,as e. 7 Ste Ceuta I would name Mr. Alderson, who %weld make tin. azue :intent, and report to the Court on that t•r :11v other eirrunetance which might present itself to his Mind." , 'this proposition being acceded to by the parties / the Court made an order accordingly, CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. J offs WI Ll lAMS renewed a motion which he made last Monday, for a rule to shew cause, why a csiminal information should nut be filed against the Mayor and Toss n•Clerk of Chester, for corrttptly re fusing to admit certain persona as freemen of that,eity, in order that they might vote at the late election con test for Representatives in Parliament. On the termer day, the rule was refuJed fur want of snlZOnt Ada rits to show a corrupt motive on the part'ssfAh de fendants. The Learned C.Junsel now produced at ger affidavits, and he c;,car, under the circumstances staid, granted a rule :u show canse. 'rue.. KING V. neonot FDIti. N Dt. The recognisancrA of this defendant were entreated into the Escheqoer in consequence of his not appear :ng to plcsii to on information tiled against Ulu tu 16:s Court for another libel. .N. TI::{ wise r. P?lt /RAN , Is 1111Jitl):—ir. II w.s experted Ciat the Court would this tiny pro ntrantit its jn tganent upt•a the air,.!ication for a new trial in this ease, anti accortlingly the Honourable Ilar..net was in the flail nuarly the whole day ; but nothing W. 1.1 done in the cafe. VIP I. I1LN: AND ovum. Considerable into rest was title ilhievrit;d in Conn by the general eveetation that Mr. Haat and too other persona eunvicted with hies would appear to receive thei sentence of the Cocrt.—Afier m o ue moor bssinees tie i horn g u ns through. the Lord Chief Jostles, who hart botm sitting at Nisi Privs, In the Cloy. arrived. 'foe other Judges had pre% ionsly talon their seats. In reply to a geestioa from the Loan Voter JUSTICE, asking him whether be had any thing to move ? The Arroamatr-Uurvenst. prayed the judgment of the Court on Henry Ilunt. Mr. Hunt's name was immediately called upon in the Hall. but some minutes elapsed before he made his appearance in Court. As soon as he iist entercd. he observed to their Lordships, flint 11r. Johnson. who had been sent to Ma*. ehester, had nit )0 roomed, but t!•at he (Mr. Hunt) was anw awniiing the Post deli% en. under the expectation that he should ret—it e a letter trom aneheovr. Under th-se circumstance.. lic• Cimrt grentel Mr. Hunt further time, moil he simald hate had an opportunity of re cell his truer:, The COURT then proreedoil to other t-1,5. , .ne:a. which cm cupion it till past toren o'clock. .V out that time Mr. lit rod h's entered the. evert. Mr. Pearsall, t i er nti.•rney, acemni•lm...l Clem. The COlir Juartcx. as soon as 11. 10.. en r. ifivirell if he hail received h's letter , . bir. Hunt them put in an etiiiln•*.f. /mute by him.i.l(. The diktat it stated. that Johnson had lett Lon•hm in the first cortel, after the cleteriiiinaiion of the Court been expressed inn Monday last. The aMdavit Heist on to state that John on had not het returned, nor had an) eimmiu ideation horn received from him: but that Cm i!:•pimeni aatertaisted no doubt that he would arrive in barn on the morrow. In conclusion. the delr.nent said, timi hit would have taken rare to have turd all the nflidayils had lie not felt confined, not only from his own opiriltm of the ease, but from the opinion enresse.l by professional Gen tlemen, that a n..sr trial J Mire been granted bim. The Crump J, refer: then ols:ri ed, that the ease must he deferred until Monday. Mr. Lsr begged to state to their I.ardsitips. that since Fe had signed the uflidav it just rend. t.,.isart received a letter Croat John.on. 'twine; positively. r:at he vhocti arrive is lowlife-morrow (this .130. If their I,nrd4flip's pl..ased, he %Quid Vat° that eirriunc anee in a fresh arktevit. The taus r et. c:ircci mit tbi. '.as "lad de sired Mr. thud tu Je is a. ra.etace the thiLj ou Mon day averiiing. PC IF•1 T. WADE. The SoLicrrott-GaNivt•s. pwayv,t the jolty:vent of the ourt on— Wm.:. st:to had loan coat itled nt the sittiors tier the ha! Term, (4.lr , erting and !caving rt Per4acthuro, seaman of the name of 1.1.4 d. 'The defendant was master of a merchant v easel. acd Lloyd wag one of his men. Th.• e.eleadant was contletel smarr the ma: ate of William the 111.. w•hb•'t —.iv% 3 ne,utits' iatristt otte..t for-this uti••••ce. Affidavits st it't regard to ehirarter. were put in on be!talf of the defrodent. The Loan I . IIIEP JUSTICE enrited of Me. Penman. the l'ottarel. is carat pd.(/' it woaia be molt coo tenh•nt for him to remain. Mr. Ittna...N ttrt.•ked t;.. Lordship for the !n! . ..litrener. and. ifter consulting the prk,:ner. a,l. that the Kin;':: Bench griorot would he moat convenient to his Meet. T::e Cg:•sT arcoriiwrly seutenc•ed hits to three months' Iwpriv:stnen• iu that Voice. This is. we bePt%e. ;ha rnns!c•inn ar'.4leh hr.; tnk..tt place tor this °Pence. sine, the pe“irir of the hc•!it • (If whicis prescribes the manner io which the d.eleaziant is to be brought to trial. POLVE. 1114 , 0-....sT.r..r._sAtard., the darer of a hackney el.Lriot was cialegri so mtilpiallela 41.1:811014Pis peeket, book, containing Flank 110t4 1 11 toe considerable amount, the p-orerty of J. Houghan. Fsq. of Isl:ngton. The prosecutor stated, that on the 7th of February he lode in a yellow-painted hackney chariot from Charles ' street, Sobo-squar..., to his house at Islington, and the follow'rkg. morning he missed his porket-hook. He stoprd payment of th , notes at the flank, and traced two of them (for 51. ea , h) to the possession of the pri soner; and from the dates on the notes, he must have had them within two or three days at least Of the 7th of February. The prisoner said, he received them from a Mr. Wall, who, with his wife, had both died within this month. His chariot was Fainted yellow. The prosecutor said, that be had no idea that the pocket-book was taken from his person, but he was certain that he left it In the coach. He had no recol lection of the prisoner's person. Mr. BIRNIIL said, that whether it was taken from his pocket or not was immaterial as it regarded tla,.. prisoner, as by the Hackney-coach Act, any coachman finding property in Isis coach, and not lodging it, within four days, either wlth the ConAmissionerr, or with a Magistrate, was guilty of felony.—'fbe prisoner was remanded. DUN KIN r. IfENZZLI.. txtost-Ifatt..—ln this case, the complainant, a large and respectable granary-keeper and wharfinger, brought a charge agiinst the defendant, his appren tice, of feloniously selling a quantity of corn from his (plaintiff's) granaries, and applying the money to his (def.ndsnes) owo use. Mr. ALLEY appearel for the plaiatiff, and Mr. ADoL enl•s f,r the defendant. Mr. Dunkin was first examined, who stated that Ed ward Henzell was his apprentice. in whom be bad placed implicit confidence, and entrusted to him the en tire management of his books and business; that some dine since, Mr. Uillies, a cori-fuetor, had landed a Cargo of barley, ander his (the plaintiff's) care, as granary-keeper, which cargo, on tieing del:vered out, appeared to want eight quarters of the quantity landed; the making up of these accounts of deliveries devolved entirely on the defendant, who was supposed to extract from the foreman's book every delivery which took place; that on searching the furetuan's book, it appeared that seven quarters and four bushels of barley had been delivered to Messrs. Croat and Ce. which had no: been carried to any account in the proper books; that he had Diver authorised the de feudant to sell any of the said corn, nor had be ever directly or indirectly received the money. Upon the c mfirmation of the charge by several witnesses, the Magistrate being of opinion that this case was fully made out against Hensell, and that be totatly failed in fixing the least know el the transaction upon the complainant, • youllemed him to find bail fur his appearance at the next Assizes, to take his trial, himself in Mil., and two sureties in 1001. each. Tou N -if A I SOU? R WA R .-01.0 of the nurses at St. Thomas's Hospital underwent a long examination before Sir Joliet Samna, eh aged on sospician of the usur.ier of a young woman nomad William's. The deceased, a yonag woman 34 years old, was a : as-istant to the prisoner, who superintended tbs pa!i. o: . • b been ; the hospital last surer in cohsetturtsco of a swell' s; in her limbs; :•n1 her conduct was so a xemplarv, that the matron afterwards gave her permissiot. to b e i ng little arti,les into the hospital for sale, she being ter; poor, and her parents in suit indigent cireurnstanets as to be utushie to support her. After having followed this preea:ious saaer empiii;•e li •r 1.. 31. per week and her sic tnals, to assist l.ers •If in attending on the patients; this was ab•ott th •••i• month, ago. On the a v..ning of Setup, iy weeL, Letween eight and nine o'clock, sk s was found groaning on the stairs of the Giant public house, in &lion-II -street, Ilerntondsey, by a woman named Erskine, who lodges in the same house; W e person seeing her so bad, asked what ailed her, aid replied that she had got her death blow, aid secured so weak as to be wholly unable to mote. Her parents lodged in the first floor, anti Mrs. Erski ne con. reyed the decease.' up to their roam ; she was laid 03 a chair, and for several minutes could not speak, bas was groaning dreadfully. At length, she got a little composed, and accounted for her situation, by st al i ng that she and the prisoner had hati some word,, and that the latter had pushed her dua u with great forre, h y which her right side had come in violent comer: wit a large woobn coal-box, ar Ih, felt she had received great intern LI injury. Fiuding herself very faint and unwel i f rom the effects of this assault, she left the hos pital t o room home, but was takes so v. rte had on the way, that she was sever times obliged to sit down at eartotts doors to rest, an i thought every moment her last ! lfaving states! thus ninth, the deceased began to vomit e;reat quanzilies of blood, and her parents, in the g•eatest pessNi terror for her life, sent for Mr. Keys, an apothecary, in Freeschool-street, it orm h y . down, to co:ue and t few her. That gentleman pre %crib- 1 varions nod ordered a blister to b.! applie 1.0 the part u ted, but to ao purpose; the deseas-d confirm: Um ..pit bitiJd till Wednesday morn ing, when the e;•pi.vo : The I ody was then examined by see: al wcuten ; tine whole of the rjht side tad part of the aPutuco were one dreadful bruise, an! quite black. 'lliey aoplied for advice to Mr. hers, the sur4eor, who wirised them to make applicsti n :u the Gentlemen at the Hospital, and request es me of them to come and view the ha !y previous to intr. went ; this they .leelined, but they recommended th. i ttttt iediate all•rettension of the prisoner, and at their safgestion sh was taken into custody. The prisoner denied that she had used any violence at all to the ; and it she hail, she thought it praliable she would have said so the day previous to ivr death, when she weat to s::. her; the girl uas al ways ailing, nil no doubt died of SOW complaint. Airs. Williams, the another •If the young woman, oh served, that the prisoner c one to her house the dry before her daughter's death, and the deceased then taxed her with knocking her down against the coal-box; hot the prisoner, with many dreadful oaths, contradicted her, an I several times ea!led her " a liar." Precious to to ;king this charge, she had described her daugh ter's tender rate of health to a surgeon, and rept, sted him to :rive his opinion as to the cease of her ; his :.sneer was, that to a tender consti:uti!nv such as her's, a violent blow would urore fatal, and he be• lierrd her (lea* to 'tare been caused by violence. The parish officers bad been applied to, bat the body had been buried, and they said a great expence wou!d at tend taking an inquest; they nevertheless expressed their willingness to hare one called wha ever it might cost, if the parents pressed it. The latter, who have already been a serious 'earthen to the parish, did not wish to put theta to any further trouble or exposes.. and, in consequence, no inquiry at all took place. 'the Worthy Alderman said there was no necessity for his passing any opinion on the case before him; the ordinary forms had not been implied with, and however it might be regretted, the evidence did net warrant the woman's detention. The prisoner was thee discharged, with a warning that she was liable to be taken up again, if ever s Co roner's Inquest took place, and tried. Immediately after her discharge, she was turned sway frees the lleapit&L " Your vigour pines, your vital powers deemy; Dleassee haunt you; gad untitadyjlge Creep/ on - ." BY luxury and dia..ipotion the mind is ramie?, and the body soon falls an easy victim. To remote disorders arising from fashionable pieties, and ho ream tbe debilitated ormslitut ion, is the resell of nor stedy and ma eetsful experience for thirty years pest, is this peculiar Wadi of our profession, and which give us a decided saperimtly over all other Pmetiosers. la recent eases of SYPHiLMC INFECTION a perLct Core is completed In TWO DAYS • and in more complicated mum where 041'm tare failed Of success, a proper perseverance in oar muds of treatment insures to the Patient a perfect re-establishment. In eases of NERVOUS DEBILITY aid VARCULIR RELAXATION, and for all the afflicting variety olCon siluiption and Curunic Complaints, whether /raiment by a len.; residence in warm eliinates, or by the lediametions of south. when, by solitary indulgence, the veins become M imesis/1 and the peeves anshreng. when languor ma nvelsn eiloly are depic ti on the countenance. we pewees a ter med! unrivalled for its salutary poses, 1m remherleg the flaccid nen es inn, and giving tone and sassy to l"most debilitated Constitution, imparting the bloom abed*, and restoring strength set mealy vigour. Nitimerees rim of St dere resof the Ureters . have bees. sad ere y.A'k ss care, the total eradication of which is infected by a oak. mo taln. end expeditious mode of practice, seperler le any oboe yet adopted. In the cure of any of these Complahate, oar Palest, am treated with the greatest still, solicitude, honour, and ss cresy, The Ice required is the same as that of tepbr Practitioners. Letters from Vie Country, stating Fordo:. jars of the case, enclosing a Bank-note. will be dal an ered.—Modicimes sent to all parts of tbe world. CURRIE end Co. Sumemoss, Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh. No. 107 Rattan-Oarden. On Saturday last. at St. Mies's, Grip!)legate. Mr. Th ° , lr Sharp, of Quayside. to Elisabeth, anona Alights , (1, the late Jam as Clark, Nog. St. Jobs street. • DIED. Oa Friday last, at illees'er. Mary. widow of the Eel. Hr. Page, late Head Master of Westminster School. On the Sth laelait, st flonioer Calvados, Frani% !trek Lambeeeht, wife of Col. Lembreeht, of the Royal On the ad Weald, at her fat bees beau, La ara-plase, Blldh aged 101. Louisa. yotuigest daughter of Mr. Creekshaak. Oa Friday last. at Clapham-rise, in Ids 6LI) year, JelsaNatt man. Esq. of Flemere-house. 111014 WATER Al' LONDON-WM/DE 'Cilia DAY. Molaleg, 0 min. after 11110. answ 4 dea - : Prieted and soublaseed is) wic i. WalltDitLL. 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