The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-07-28 00:00:00

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Wrap pets on the Bottles. and ectiry distinguishing Mark eseept that which would involve the Llfe of the Depredator, name ly, the words " Samool - Solomon, Liverpool." engraved 4- the Government Staler Milked tti each Bottle ; to- lisliit which is felony. and pratishablei as itch. To this distin guishing mark the public attesitlon .1a p a rticularly directed, without which no " CORDIAL BALM" whatever his any chins to the units of Dr. ilittlfwiteteit inflation. The genuine medicine la prepared at Gilead House; near Liverpool, anil sold by Mr. Johnston, Bookseller, No. (M, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger, (late )}acion and Co.) 130. Oxtbrd strert, opposite New Bond-street; Mt. Ward. Holborn; and Mr. Stradline, Rbysl Exchange, London, in bottles ar is. each. ant family bottles, containing the quantity of fon snail ones. for Us.. whereby I Is. may be saved. N.B. Be careful to ask for " Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead," and look at the name on the Stamp. P ÜBLIC NOTICE—ROBERT WARREN, Black ing klatittfacturer. 30, STRAND, begs to caution the Public against a spurious composition brag aid under his name, by means of imitation labels. These may easily be detected by observing that the genuine bas _ Ron*. WiIIIRIN signed on each others ate counterfeit 'Many of which are ititerlihed, in very Oman chaisitets, with , a different address between the " 10," and the lord " Strand." Rent. WARREN else begs to add,,that his sole Iliannfactory is at 90, Stasi4n ; nor has ha any cOnbeidon • with those pretended Warehouses professing to be brat% eatribilshments of hi.. Airmails giving orders for WAR -'AliireS IlLatitgiNe are pirtieelarly requested' to take soda shit the real Manufacturer is Roe?. WARS'S, al, Silting.. It is strongly recommended to shopkeepers and others who are deceived by such vile impostors, to return the trash to the parties from whom it came. as being a punishment suit able to base fabricators of an article so essentially necessary to the fashionable world. This. genuine and surpassingly brilliant Blacking stands stridulated for its peculiar excullenee in keeping the feet per fectly free from damp in Wet Weather, preserving the lea ther soft and pliable, end producing the Most elegant polish ever beheld, retaining its pristine videos in any elitists. Is sold by every respectable vender in Town and Country, in Bottles. it 8d.10d..12d. and lSd. each. AROWLAND and SON, Sole Proprietord of the • ORIGINAL M MASSA R OIL. for the Drolvtli of Hair. respectfully Inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Pub lic atlarge. they have REIMERS. to No. 90, Hatton Garden ; end also beg to C•us los. That Flagrant Impostors are Vending a spu rious Article under this name ; they rirebase the emgty bottles, and attempt to deceive the Public with spurious If a eassarOil, composed Of Injurious idgredleMts, calling It the genuine, and offering it for sale at a lower price, and with out the label, and others sign "RoWhindethl," imitating the signature, which renders it n y on purchasing. to ask for ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and strictly to ob serve that none are gewaine without the little book Inside the ',lmper ; and the label is signed on the outside, in Red, " A, ROW LA ND and SON."—The prices are 35.6(1.-75. 10s. ed. and 21s. per bottle. MI other prices are imposi tlons.—The genuine has the address on the label, " No. 20, Hatton Garden." Also, RED WHISKERS, GREY WHISKERS. Eve-Bnows, Hat on the Head, effectually changed t i Brown or Black, by the use of ROW LAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE: by merely wetting the Hair, it immediately prodoees a perfect change. Pride 42.-71. 3d. and 10s. ed. per bottle. Sold by the Sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Hatton Garden, Holborn, London; and by appointment, by Messrs. Ilendrles,Tilchbourne - street ; Smyth, 117, Get tig and Pierce, 67, D. Rigge, 43, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street; Berry end Co. 17. Greek-street; Butlers, 4, Cheapside, and 220, Regent-street; Rowney, 106. Hatton Garden; J. T. Rigge, 63, Cheapside; Tette, 41, Johnston. 68, Corahlli ; Newberry, 45, Edigards, Oil. St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sut ton Row Chareb-yard ; Burgess, 88, Holborn-MR; Low, 3.10 , Profit, 949, Strand; Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet market ; Ford, Feachurch-street ; Colley, 28, Wharton, Rishopsgate-street; Bartlett, Hatton-garden . ; Swift, 22, High Holborn; Gibbios, Fleet-market; Swift, llolborn ; Graves, Oxford-street ; Woodman, Piccadilly; and Nix, Royal Exchange ; and by moat Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Ask for " Rowland's Oil," or " Rowland's Dye," and obierve the signature, "A. ROWLAND and SON." REDUCED FARES ANTI ELLINUNEQUALLED TRA VG To DOVER, DRILL. RAMSGATE, MARGATE AND CANTERBURY, Four Inside Coaches. and kee l ; good titae, by S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. ' LtakeEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, mow-am.L. LONDON. HE follawint uoirr POST COACHES, Mails, &e. de ont froth the abode Inn " Telegraph," Darer, Deal, Rainsole, Margate, Broad Stairs, L'anterbury, Fevershaiii, and Sandwich heir siiperior fast Coach, every imeatag at a I past 7 o'clock. —ln mart, of the decided preference gives to the Te leorapie Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense Anil to spared to render U the "rod conveyance osi the Kept Road. Brampton, Challignii Rochester, Graresend, Stroisti, Siltivtainrne, Ilainhans ()syringe, Morning, guarler par{ 7, or rwoocren FIRM , lie Royal Eclipse..' Pa:month, Plymouth, Exeter, Tristo. Elodmis. Pritryn, Ashbarlon. Tamers, Dartmouth. Weymouth, Dorchester, and &Marty. Searcy morniiig at 7. through Mallon. Axminster, llridport, Blarafford. lioehorielye. *Wks, Basingstoke Dartford -bridge, !Back water ar liagshot. Me only Day Coach to Weymouth. (driven ihrorgtr irttA tiro coachmen truth) through Bagskol, Biacticateri ~. AS7 .is4l Vopire ‘ ", 0 nos Liverpool light Omsk Nightthe Road, carrells. Four Igsiie, sets ogt Daily nt One . ; arktris kt DieroVol•iseit Aftejtiiiioi a 3, thrd• Woburn; Lad/miry. KOithantstV*4 Welityrd; Latleirortk, Ateenrionc, 4olilici4, stone, Newcastle, AM. Warrington and Preieol. I"let.. Sla.ciefisa , * aid Shijfital Light Foil Ciniel4l every Altersuoi: awarded: Barnstaple and Soutkruil(on New Light Post Coach. every Monday. Irsdyesdiig, Ind Friday inorningi, at 7 O'doCE. She "Rociefirgiaire," Leeds Light Post Coaeis, acts oat every Aftlfilobli at Tird and Passel tArboVit Hall Viniesrma•le. Eaton. Hischtfen, Stilton. WannfOrd, slaw ford, Greetluins.Granthant. Newark, Ty4forAi, Markha m, Retrarttilairitry, Doncaster, aladret‘ipbriage,bi 4 viers at Ike Golden Lion /kn. Leeds, next Afternbun, at S o'clock. in linsefor the Bradford, h aliPub. rikiplart and thsddersjoid Coaches, pt reduced Pares.—Dricen through leilAJbar Coachmen oily.—Lkbgage andPiikkagri Oily 2d. per lb.—Notwilkstatiting the usleoiuman coed:lion of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and ionipleie cosireyaricc on the North Rodil, being ant/ puttied bg angelic+. llarrongate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches erery Afternoon, at 2, 4. S in the Morning. aktsgs., kongtorrn, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries. BroleishilL lhurnAill, Bangle/tar Kiln, Cammack, Kings and all Parts of Scuttand, a Light 4-Inside Past- Catch Daily. Ilridgenorill, Wand. SAreresbury, Salop, and Holyhead New Light c ow *, ev ery ~Aillerrsoon, at reduced Fares, The "Express," bp York,Searborough. Whitby, Shields. Sanderland, Newcastle and Edinbirgle a Neir Light Fine hal& Post-tobik, sink a Gliard ihroOkoirt ; but IOW" idartstrig, by way of Nonark, Retford, Donear,er, .7sbridse. Tpuicas4er. Darlington, Northallerton, Morpeth. and Bernie*, and arrives a York tke 40110 at It d'Ortelfr, at *anted Firre*:—Dolbeit Ihrempis with 4 ernselarien only.:—Pasiengets J OU any diva : 'dies fatifned on the journeg, ma res, what time they Pliaie,dnd then Aria& siltiont air y dilditiorud fare. kaet b rough aka &chaos /rear talkie bay tAto' A onen,Reeiding. Lansboarn, Pirton4 Pewees, Wootton &wet, Resembling, Ilnagerford. New bury and Maidenhead.-.Dricen through with one coach man Oily: The New Royal Patent Mail, Roston and Louth, Giro' Royston, Cambridge. Huntingdon. Stilton, Peterboro', beeping, Spalding, Spilsby, *ford, Grimsby 4 - Hall, Evening, at half-past 7 o'clock, Sunday, ut a guartir before 7. The "Express," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, Penrith and Whiteiraren ; with a Guard all the Way ; passes through Appleby, firough, Rower, Grela- Dridge,Rickmond.ratterick. Boronglibridge,Ferry-tiridge, Daneaster, Newark, •Raretry, Grantham, Stamford, Grcp lbws, Stilton, Bigykswade and Baldock. Sets out in the Morning, and per-Prins the JOnertey with the greatest Fit Italy, AT 111111)11CkD AMISS. Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their sea's being se cured in the hex( Coach.' • • , THE ONLY DIRECT i;OACII TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mail, Cambridge thro' Ware, Bantingfoed, fineklitAil,.4' libido*, Evening, at half-past 7 o'c'ock, Sunday, at a qiutrter before 7. Kendal, Lancaster - , Preston, Kirby. Lonsdale, Morley, Ormskirk and Garstang Light Post Coaches, every Afternoon. The Rogal Express." New Light Four-Inside Post Coach, to Liverpool, is 2 5 Honrs only, thro' Warrington, Preseot. Congleton Lawton, Newcastle, Itudgly, Kinds ford, Stone, Stafford and Ldekfteld, (bit 9 One Night on tke Road,) every Afternoon; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, nett Evening, at S The advantages to Travellervao honour this coach with their preference are far superlor to any other on this Road as the "Royal Express" is driven throwykont with 4 einieh men only (3 less than any giber coach to Lirerpool)—a sa ving to Passengers too evident to reqttire comment ; besides the additional advantage, espalallg la mintmercial inter ests. of performing thejonisley in less time than any other coach ; and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves tkid for Safety and ac commodation it is eqkalled by fedi and shall de mirliatted by none. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, AT aRDUCED Finns. Chester, Newport, Whiteeltitak, Tarporley, Icanipt with, Nortkwick and Middiewich Light Post Coach, ever!, Afternoon. Sunderland, Stockton and tams light Post Coach ear, Morning, to the George /an, Situlerland; AT ACDUCID Mountain's " Express." to Manchester. Winslow. Cow gleion, Newcastle, Wanal, Wolietkamplos 4 Knutsfoid. New Four Inside Post Coach, era, Afternoons, Olity One Night on Ike Road. Al' ItIZERMED FA DES. Sheffield and Rotherhans‘siew Four Inside Poe, Coaches every Adorning. called " The Express," and also " The' Rockitighaht,' every Afteniobas, IIiSDUCED rings: The " Royal &press." new Blemletgkant Light Fart Post Coach, sets out every afternoon, carrying 4 inside map. passes through Warwick. Leamington. Sontham , Weedon, Harming. Stoney'-Stratford. and Torreater, to the Saracen's Head, Theft Streit, Rirhilliyharti. early the next Morning.—Drieen through 'With two coachmen only, (two less than any other coach.) The " Express" a New Light Post Coach to Mal. Lin coln, Norilieave, Horde* and Da' Made!, ere.ry Morena. at eight 0'1444 to the tips! Keys. Iltraka elate. an 4 also the " Rocklayhais" Hi the (die)eam 41,2 o'clock. The llertfot'd, Wa n e, lloiliksdon and Mcshont Coach, Ai itgailesh wAinn- Tatenkam and Edmonton Coaches daily at deceit,. kat f past two, jive, and eight-o'clock. *.• At Reduced Fares. to Leeds. York. and Dowcasteel Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per Ih. g: A. Itld;.lrVAll and to. respectfully Acqiilint theft Friends and the Pabile, that they wilt not he anconatttrtal for any Parcela, Passengers' Lntarsne,.Wri;ingar. Plate, "Its. of more than Five Pounds if lost, stolen, or darang eedd nearest eisfeied at AA. add the riiifiritica plifd t i ne iffaVici-• .tosat. et the tiniasted's Beset taai Itzianti-gteett, Sure 164,. , • I..onclop. • • _.-.ri... • —wams -1 44141 W SATIJED,Ai"S HAZETTE. • ".". • SANKltilti 7 ESSUPERSEDED. J. Lax, LlvesiMml; 'Wet. J. liutchhgc ilneli Perk Beiidinge, Stoke Diners!, De vonsidre. htliier- - J. Hellyei,Hiyling North, Hay - ling Island, Southatipton, ettinir. BANKRUPTS. M. H. Stgvard. Lqng-lane, Bermondsey.. pump-maker; to surrendei July 29, Aug. It, and Sept. 6, at Basitighall• !debt. Attotheyi; Mean. Clutton end Carter, Illgh-street; Sonthitirk. • • J. lippwod, Chancery-lane, billbroker. Aeg. 2,/, and Sept. S. at hishighill-street. Attorney, Mr. MotlE4sex _,4! street, Stith& H. Thornton; Thiyer-street, Man:hester-squnro. Dalin* oilman, August 2,9, and Sept. O. at Basingkall-street. AitOrney. Mr. Peitchey,Saiishury-square. IV. Truelove; Duncburch, Warwick, farmer, Avg. I I, le, and Sept. 6, at the Craven Aram Hotel, Coventry. Attorneys, Mr. Wilmot - , Coventry ; and Messrs. bleyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-square, Lond,on.. R. Norton; Inn. Chitibtte.street, Fitzroy-square, paper hanger, July 29, Aug. 9, and September 6, at Basinghati street. Attorney, M-. Hill, Welbeck-street, Cavendish scidare. E. Safer', Dosnham, Norfolk, farmer. Aug. 5. 9, and Sept. 6, at Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr, Cunneen, Stse=lane, London. E; *MU; Yeoill, Somerset, huicher, Aug. IS. 10 add Sept. 6. at eleven, at the Langport Aims inn, Langport. Attorneys, Mr_ S. Watts, Yeovil ; and Mr. WitUaata. Red Lion-sqtare. - tOndoe. (Dividends, &c. to-morrow.) AVERAGE rains OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES IN ill WilE ENDED JuLt 23. PER. ea. a. d. rim ea. s. d. Wheat 59 13 Oats • " • t .1 S 37 9 Been . 32 8 Barley .... . ,S2 It Peas ...... . ........37 le Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, coin puled from the Returns made in the week ending the itScl day of July, 1923, is 31s. lid. per cwt. CIWITDON ASSIZES, jULT 26. . CRAROE OF MURDER AT RERMONDSEY. Wicked Noel was indleted for the WWII ineider O Elizabeth Chataberlayile; at St. maiy. Magdalen, Ber mondsey, on the 12th of July, by stabbing her with a knife on the left side of the head. The second count al leged the mortal wound to have been inflicted with a piece of earthenware plate. Thil case excited consider able interest. The Court was crowded to excess. Mr. LAW (with whom was Mr. CLARIDGE) stated the case for the prosecatiOn, Mr. Aelbeews and Mr. ADOL FILM were for the prisoner. Richard Crispin deposed, that on the 11th of July, he lodged at the house of the deceased, in Marygold-street. The prisoner also lodged there. Witness came home ebout halflast Six in the evening. and found that the debeased was in bed, in the back rdorn, in which the Orl i softer and another min lodged. Witness rolled to bet, and she answered from the bed. He looked into the reed), acid asked her if his tea wits ready. She said aid, bet die would get it for him. She got cant of bed, lad came intd the front room; and put the kettle on. After witness had his tea, he lent out to walk. At that time the deceased appeared to be intoal cited. Od his return from walking, he foond the prisoner and the deceased in the room. He was sitting akthe table in the Centre of the room, and she was sit-, ting ander the windese. The prisoner said to her, he should like to hive something for supper wllib he had not got. He said he should like to have a slice of cheese, a two-penny loaf, and a pint of beer ; and added, " will you fetch it., Mrs. Chamberlayme?" She replied, that she would. Witness theft went to bed. He had not been op stairs more than t Miente when he heard somebody going out. whom nit nesi believed to be the prisoner. After that he heard trintethiog fall oh the floor IR the room below: The per son who went out soon afterwards returned, and he heard the Prisoner say,' Ora. Chareberlayne, what de you lie there for ?' She said ' she Wonld tie there if she liked." lie said, "you are not so &OA. but ton cut get up vourielf." She said, " she Would get Op When she liked." tie said, " I'IT help you up, and get yon into your bed." She replied, "let the alont--441 ge to my bed whet I like." the prisoner thetiappeared to have retired WOW back Mem *here he slept. The &minted ilipt in the trod More. Hi coed net then distinctly hear what the prisonee said. to the eontideitiOn of the conversation, witness beard the decelied say—" you are a cursed liar, and never tifirial that." This she repeated three or font. dial. Itistreti fell Wert> and heard no more till the nest angarnieg. In the morning sibotit five o'clock, the paseie‘r . called to Mari, and said, " young Man; are t Ini asleep?' 'Ai Ohne& Mist have passed throtigit the room of the . deceased to get t.i the foot 61_ am aim. wed 'whence he tailed Witness.— Witness eisli4 Mfrs. that O'elock it was? Eh i - plied, tiiif ht was near' fire. He isill, " What a state tiaS eieddinfluts hem in aft night'" ' he the robin of fhe deceased there was a tilaist off[ &wears; which the o'l - *AC Sari poised. li. was /pule Relit shoat this time, but the shutters of the deceased's room were clod. The Flamm! said," slides' f i rm) and cut herself s mite 74liore -• - .,:- . 4fie ii ATI bled and iheii is blood an * An; 'Pot i'' witness said, " 1 know she . _ .... _ — --- ---- --- - NUMBER 5741 .. - IS rh s from loe, wAki imilisbitlisit.iir - litkiiii -ay monfor eta at ms Seefol el !" t . • .4 r -- - --.-,- .nISTRESSES in IRELAND.-A SIEIITINg_44 la , i t i4ll l 4•• iki'.o.°/ 1 . % Irlintriii4.o !II W :'.' " . - liutticaso.r„, ionnox. JuLt 17, tees. I-. .. the NOBILITY , . GENTRY, PROPEBRON I4 ,_ a . irt , "WM till#linfija . ' ord. Derehefter, • • W. • • .- ;. . g COMMITTEE for Letting the City's 1 4 puds. lIERS, MERCHANTS, and MASTER MAN AC - i' Fad S 3 eats tie iiainlail . •„.- i . Will • meet at Guildhati 'on Thursday the Slit daY 'TUBERS, will be held it the del , of tAndati TOW*. ha eatketf Moss WAPPlitii to GWersetti;;eo4.4=7l • al *bait, it twelve o'clock at noon, to let by Piblie ir,,,,og n y. the gm l u ti s t. mode. to the prolate STATE If ..3Attike.'o, keit/. Wedillidal Oa htithffillt ' . 11' A ... on . pr e IREGAND......Tbe CAairwlll be taken at Twelve e'Clock !TS n'tflik.' '', X 'BUILDING LEASE fdr di veers, tivm Michaelmas, prcisely. "*bilifiii;" ' • i . . l 4r,..hrei Ifift.iif i Pikei of Gionild of the South Side of Rare Lane, Louden, July MI, Mt EWE ISAVitlii. ' aki; • ' ".', .• 'W'cif era at Iratellifi.. • • . - . . . ._ .. ---- -- .-•-‘i--- • diA ' ' ' ' * is 9ritfdp at $ ..Apd eteoi a ,REPAI4IING LEASE for 31 yews, , tress . . . .. 4 „, , 0144; a ..• r TOO Miehinteras, 111, of a klessuige or Tenement, No. 74. on lIIIIMSBREWBD ALE AND lIIIBIL-4rXBBIN .. *ma Beeeerfre hot irk Lent. Ad* In this oleidpatien of Mi.. JUL HAM'S PATENT PORTABLE FAMILY • •. ' risifikil- ti : .S . .. ria ts.a CH ~ '' /6 tie - ey . , , iiiii Dichi , Nti "IfiVirtit Griell ii, BREWING MACHINE, patronised by Lis Majesty. ... itk 11e0iiiii, WT. .1 4 hilitkiT ra . TW Plot Oftbe Premisee, and the Cendltidni fdr belling Ti. mil dew of this highly-appdaVed Middle. 4 00 " - tortfie il bt*e Cdtretilite l.th *eetitthe edit glance 4f the same respectively, flay be T een et the Office df Mittel tic economy, begs to all the attention of the public to Ike ft-widg Awl iiiibitikta ' s ari lb iii : ,-sividi d or... great *Armitage sad pOrafort deriked fro& tile liglitdtilldll df . 0w.% Ato p i . . ;DS, 8t15014.1k16.• Cdeertoilkir. genuine home-brewed Ale had Been prodeeed in die haw-ehelt "A ~ s i o ni zi t ,,,,, , . ~„. .i m 14 keen . 4 4 . -, - . perfeetioe by tide winking, at less than half Ike brewer.. wia ,. 4 , - ' ,gair -- , bieits, WAR , Oto . tile Slat *lll be pub li shed. chary, and in qua li ty . kunst . lim a f o o oanege fey keeping. ~,....7 ,__,_-____ . B .&S!" Ler . - _.•... _ ..,____-__ ird IILAIUKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.= superior to that brewed Sabi the Mee iitiketlty'df Wilt Ind `"'"" ^renur o "n: i s t i A. ,. . m illi pez ia tinarA rt. r; ro.. Ni). I.XXV 111.. nit 3 tiLT, 1823.-4:ogre:wt. :- hops by any other preens: The apparatus Is 'bole, copped, sod steeleotrestilry - .• - , I - 4... ... ',F44 " itistiii tit i e .A i co - avoyakki Lied:l7o4p. I. liditt‘lt t Oddideas and Oritlinii. No. 1. Bogdan Song% b don at Somerset-Ileese.-11 The Pyrenees.- fixing ;it economical In time, libel ,_r end reeki 00. wit.tt , r od& " . I ~l oeteree oe lINg Floe Arts. No. 1. On Osage Creik- tbe printed directions givait, May bolded ' without •"'.''' • shaiL ootic. -4V v .. R N: l v ie r:ear-4 1 j ra T_none v e i ti ts o i n i s- aa W Art iff o eu r - neexi llose ng - . eviews knowledge o f bratrisig: it is deo. Weida to . Balls and Pert ChttrAsh, WINO ak vaneB ether "1"Mli"a s ; war P•=',„,,' " i i i r 46/61. 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Oa he Rai Mahe!' of Ibis tango:telly Reeled. le HE PUBLIC are earnestly wattled against !Meter iilykt as the Bead, yerreag. Fear Inside, sete it ent Dail! the New Clilitdi of Dab .16si.XIII The Inhabited We I, it out M t OF of ,Doeron . ; 'c , ot.ocrox's COB it One.; arhres id Ure i rt•iseit AReiitd i ei t 3 z...N. g a e • Vllllillkted fres th.t.lliritiflonee.--XIV. Lord ByronAnil DIAL BALM OF GILEAD, pit ,for y saver enpriii- 1% 7 . 0111 4 littakdrY4 KO .._niflbyt„t s r tW,..";___,"7: r i r c t ian : Mr. Land•;.-XV. 'oetes ' Ambresianre.-No. XVI, cipled Individuals to ensile* Mid debited. The great repot- jgoilk4e_l; 4t.•lol4l;tirifriq, S loss , ''''''''"" Works preparing for Publication.-XVIL Monthly Li s t df tation so long enjoyed by that excellent medicine for the Joi•a t W .. orr . ongton a . rev.. ot. , New Publicetions.-XVIII. Appointments, Promotions, cure of Nervous Complaints.. Declines, and Diseases in- SAr ul7, 061111iptoti anti SAlliiat tight Poig C A ' tem -XIX. Bircbgi Marriages; and Deaths. • • tiuced by excessive Indoileehelati. Ind the great detailed fdr sort Mewl: awarded: ..., Printed for WI,LLIAII. BLACKWOOD, Edinburgh; and T. .. - _-_......- ..... -.....1%,A.1.A b•A oda ea- Barns/op/emit, c;'.olP.'”li(?!l.lYeu'Llo4,Pelt Coach , ~.,tr. .., ,e./ CAtiei.L. Mound, London.. . _ Ilea very drunk." Upoh that. saltnesi Weird :the prisoner go oat; be remained out . about a grunter of an hour. and just an he got out the prisoner nine ,agpsin, and said to witness, " young man, air ton , gettiqa• op ?" He replied, " that be um dreislig." - -The pri soner had not been in the habit of calling wiisees before. AF soon as witness got up he went dowh and !amid the prisoner standing at the toot of the stairs, close to the doer of the deeeased'i room. Witeesi !Poked in, and saw blood on ;bb fitter; between the doors of the front and back room; the blood was about two br three feet from glib draftee. The deceased was sitting in a chair under a window in her own room ' • her left elbow was resting on the table, dad her head resting on her right ann. The greatest quantity of blood appeared to be be tween the too Joins. The prisoner said," we had better call some persons , for it is not fit she should be left is thieattate. , At this time the deceased did not appeal- ts be dead. The greater part of the evidence was the same that We have already given in our Union-hall reports, and the report of the Coroner's Inquest. ille.*Sensielet Meaty-theery, surgeon, of Hernoodsev. Mgr the body of the deceased between eleven and midis sioltiek on the 12tb. He was galled in by the pirish offi cers. When he saw Ler she was sitting chair; ' her arm was reclining on the one side of-the chair and her head upon the arm, a little leaning forward. Thetis Was a wound of an inch in length, and its depth to t!ie bone. The teulpotal artery was divide d ; it aas partly 11 lacerated. bound; it was not what he should ekactly call AU incised waned; the outer' edge of the wound was not so irregular as the internal parts; it must have been inflicted by something between a blunt and a sharp instrument; the figare mewed in a composed at.te in the chair. In Witness s (Onion, the deceased might have fainted from the lots 'of blind; recovered, and placed herself in the ch; ir, and died in the post Ca in which she was found; this was possible. Cross-examined.—ln his opinion the decea ed coal , ' not have fallen upon the knife; it was possible . that if she had fallen on • the point of the knife the wound neglit have been inflicted, looking at the latch of the door now produced. and hearing that the deceased bad been drunk, he conceived it to be within the scope of possibility that the woond might have been inflicted oy her falhug against it ; faqing on a fender might have produced this wows. , ; the edge of the thanib part of the door hack teas sufficiently sharp to have inflicted the wound by fail ing against it. -By the J nry.—Suppssi ng the fake of the deceased to have come in contact with the latch, the handle which projected above the thumb part would probably liavc bruised the cheek. .The prisoner .being called upon for his defence, said he would leave it to his Counsel. The hollowing a it nesse' were called : Mary Ward deposed, that she was servant to Mr. nra the aliisoniesinister. On the I Ith of July, the prison er's mistress told him to kill two foe Is, which he did, by putting them between his kn es. His small clothes were stained with the blood. There wets also bloOd on his hands at the time. In the evening of the same day. a 4 late as mien o'clock, the blocd was nut washed off hi a hands, Cross-eraniinett—The fowls were killed by the pri soner between 11 and 12 in the forenoon. He was close ow itiami at th• time, lasi did not wash his hands; there might be more blood 03 one hand than the other ; could hot say whether the prisoner used a knife, but he seemed to haggle with the necks of both. Mrs. 'rickey deposed, that she lived next door but one to the deceased. On the morning of the 12th, ah ity. a little after five, the prisoner called to her, and toll r these was something the matter with Mrs. Chamber hayne ; that he thought she bad been up all night, and that there was blood on the floor. Witness was alarmed, and did not.go. Mrs. Griffiths deposed, that she spoke to the prisoner on the morning of the 12th. whilst he was in the room. with the dead body. Witness said it was an awful sight; to which the prisoner assented, and said it was exceed ingly supleatiant to be in a house where such a thing happened. Witness put her band upon the shoulder of the deceased, and looked in the face of the prisoner to see if lie was agitated. He was not in the least agitated. fhe prisoner said she had not been dead a long ti;no. because she was groaning when he went to call for tatutt assistance. Mr. James Wade, a shipwright, living in Cliarlo'..o Row, Bermondsey, examined.—The prisoner was i• his employment from last February twelve months. After the Coroner's Inquest, the prisoner was admitted to bail, end witness became his surety. He afterwards sui . dered. The prisoner bore an excellent character for quiet' Bess and good conduct. Several other witnesses gave the prisoner a very good character for a peaceable and inoffensive disposition. Mr. Sergeant Oss tow summed up the evidence. The Jury retired for about three quarters of an boar, and then found the prisoner guilty of Manslaughter, b tt recommended him to mercy on account of his previon; good character. He was sentenced to six months' im prisonment in the County gaol. The prisoner, on his retiring from the bar, solemnly . protested his innocence. SHROPSHIRE ASSIZES, JULY 21. The Court was occupied during the day, in trying an Indictment, (which excited great interest) laid by Tho mas Garber, farmer of Sidhury, against Geo. B.ieston, farmer of Stotesden, for stealing a quantity of oats irons the barn of the former. The prosecutor deposed, that ea the 26th September, he bad been winnowing oats anti pease; on the 27th lie met the prisoner, who asked it he left his oats open all night? Prosecutor answered in the affirmative, adding, that he was not afraid of having thena stolen. Prosecutor sent Mary Wall, his servant, to Ru le*, on an errand, and on her return at night she toll hilts she saw the prisoner in the barn, helping a sack upon another man's shoulder, and heard him say. that as the oats were dry, they should not be taken to his house, bit be given to his hones _before they went out on Ss tiaday morning. Preieetttor went to his barn; missed an empty hag, and found another bag a i h good oats at top and tail-ends at bottom—that on returning With a constable and a warrant, he met the prisoner, who toll them to setir,di and welcome. lietween two ricks of hay, prosecutor foetid a bag, which he claimed. Prisontr antWerid" Well, this mint be by some of my mea— t ream& intrvier for what they de. .Grois•exaMined.—Wittiets Its in company with John Wail; Wh'iS hid told 111 at the prlsmer encouraged :11r. Timer (Prosecutor ' s latidhirtf) . to dis!rain for rent, on both his tether and himself. Never said lie would be revenged on Weston for this. He dill say it Meat occasion words or blows. Prisoner bought pr4secntor's farm after the distress for rent. Richard theirs con firmed part of his master's evidence. Mary Wall, an ottrit servant, gask4ontradiefOry eildentgeoyMch differ ed NOM her trateitiift bV 6 / 1 .4 the 6figistrateei . said she saw Ai* min' di &AAa ceiti'l4 in the by Mee- REM' ntier sad' Wald &eel .the awl prove • • • •6.110.1.• • ..,.•.--- _ -