The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-24 00:00:00

( / • LAW I.V2WLLIGEAtIi. COURT K INO'N BF:NCI!. Just In. Ituts.arot r. st s tON. W:1! 4 anartion of trespass. 'Me plaintiff is an op3lrnt r. , w-iireper at IlarupNt...nl; the drtuntlant an it.art.ost traccr in gooseberries and gingerbretni ; r. 4 the action was brought to try the right of vending I.les on Primrose-hill. 31r. St ‘ntev•r,after stating that his client was lessee .ofthe hill is questi on , a d ver t e d t o t h e c l ass i ca l erle- Ittity of the sit 1. F,qual l y the resort of the duellist anti of the dog-fighter, that delicious eminence had, time 04t of mind, on Satnttlal - s and Sundays, witness r,l the freaks of the milk-maid% Mary-le.imue. Far tv.ts it nom the wish of 11r. Rhodes to shut nut the rablie from the pleasurt a of that promenade; but the practices of this piernan were the destruction of his item. e. I n the lease of the plaintiff, the learned Untr ied then said, there WWI a clause which prohibited the '46 ..t herr or liquors upon his farm. The defendant itstr.,%?r, utangre the repeated enntiooos u p on hint, It as ia the habit, on certain days, of setting np hooth upon Primrose-kin. from nbi c h M a g a z in e he tii,ttibutetl, in very considerable quantities, porter, sprstre-Seer, and other commodities of a like caliber, thereby attracting a hilarious rrituti, pernicious alike •he morals of the people, and to the meadows of the itiaintiff. The object of the present proeeeding was to t to recover &ma:4" ; bet the Jurytttwid perceive 11..11 the tlefraidaties cundoct WY* not only calculattol t“ injure ]lr. /bodes' property, hat to endanger his I -asr. 11 it ewes were then ealle.l to prove the trespasses r amities, by the pieinan,whose übiquity they itereribed as altogether entraordiiiary. Ever shire the summer •• 4 * 1.41‘ .ittempts h.ml in V 2113 been Haile to cli,loslge hi's,. Lightly equipped will a s.ool and a baud. and favoured always hv die sympathy of his roul , itnilinorts curtonters, be feu fruw place to place, b oll;ng the pursuit of the plaintiff's servauts. F.reu i.• the course of tiaese rapid evointiosca he travveteol I u.iness as be ran : an& when hard prerrell, rein. 'tell ii to the neutral territories of the proprietor of Chalk. f lr. Mason. possiMy fries a Jiilike to legal pro -4 made no defrere; and the Jury fouled fur plairtiti--11/tuirages Is.; eiy.ts Ilk. lie pod winnen who sell shunt the ball ap. p• Art II meal interested in i re-ult. JII , II 22. -sex ttill Thi s wa s sla m sa as r A i w it the Pi fp rilant. a. printer CP : Me 75wes otirspaper, for An .11 I)egPil libel against plaintiff, iumptitint to Lim irrt)iivn.itie4. Ibe plaittiiirs rase woe concise-led by the Snu -41 %XX IL and Mr. .I,tioi,rilt.A, and the by Mr. Ne.iniarr, Mr. flout:till/N. and 111 r. 1'.%1T. f 4r on/trimmed Ebel purported to be a <tatrineet of a I - a.plaint omit by the ylaistiff against a person Palmer, for a )track of the peace, before tire klagistrams of 3farlhonorgh4treet, and heated Ihindyissa listra.malinur. — giving a Indirrosa ar t:omit of Irks; was implosive/I to hare passed before the Magiotrates between the plaintiff anti the prri.on sicsin.t whom be complained. The declaratiou haring' Frliet.ae4/ to set out is ihe• isdacrinew, the names of the parties. it tortoni oat span the et itlence that there Is al a sni,morner of the riari,tian name of Palmer, and the ~kiertion beiag takere by the defendart's Counsel, tier plaintiff was mosouiteel. There teas DO other rase of interest. BOARD OF ENCISF, lc Nt tS. ILLICIT ISA ett lllsl'► WTI TORT. Mr. ,I t iks Stapasker. an exteneive snap manufac turer, in Whiteness'-street, was charred tiros inform:t -t er. with making seep in an simmered plare, to ith in at at to defraud the televise. The information eon ta;retl three roasts; the first ekarging hint with a;:ing snap in an tinestere4 place ; the wend for such as reentered Oar,. whereby he had fur lei le.l DM!. sad the third to the like effect. Sasrilette t the Conner! for the Excise, tktailed O. • taiktts, as was afterwards stated in evidence_ 1 lioness tinter, as otfieer of Excise. stated, that es t'••• 7th of Stritemher, as con,equesee wf informatics i 'LA had bees received, be nem, in company with a Lioth , •r officer, to the defendant's atassfartory, is WI-ite's•yaril, N'hitecrosa-street. They found f.gir tales which had been pst into the fat•trough fur coa cd•a!mest, wkieh bad bees used as wap-frames, keying f4:..e both:ut for the porpoise. and which were ersek a:nailer than the legal swap-frames. They afterwards *tent into a room which joined the premises, where t::ey found a man and woman at tea. They searched th,. room. hot foetid nothing to excite suspicion, until they perceived a pair of folding doors, which opened into the room. They asked the man fur the her of them, but be replied they were stuentered premises, and they had no business there: they were therefore obliged to force the door open, and in the closet or ree.ssa, they found three boxes full of snuffled soap. On etamining the place more minately. they perceived a rovered aperture, which they finsnd to communicate with the copper on the ground-flour below. The boxes were so contrived as to resemble the ordinary boxes used in carrying out soap, hurl the whole was very in ge.r iously arranged. The room in which the soap was voted was part of the premises, and was let out to lodger.. Henry Elswerth. an Excise officer, proved that the roams where the soap had been seized were not entered , at the Excise Office. Mr. Witar., as•Coonsol for the defendant, %poke at great length in his behalf, and rook an objection to the second / count of the iadietniest, •on the ground of in torstially. cbutended that a penalty of SOL only, instead of 2l could be inflicted 'on the defendant aped that Mai*. Ile admitted that a fraud had been euraftnitted lin.the resent*, but *aid, that the defendant himself had in this instance, been the victim of fraud avid treachery: . He called a witness to prove that the defendant hill)titherto been a fair trader, and was, &Ai severe hart, unable to bear a large penalty. Under all these circu mstances , the Learned Counsel reign, upon the eqttrt to deal leniently with him. 'Ai Huard pie judgment on the first and second ements. They condemned the whole of the soap and rikgal apparatus found upon the defendant's premises; lint mitigated the penalty from sow. to Atm. and coots. r. iistwsurt4 rnr. ZING, ON TIVE ►Kb46CCTION or I NIHN lIANKING COMPANY, AIIAINST Our readers will recalled that this is a case wherein 3 1,, :t re, alias .N'l•uwl, is charged with b-eak ing into and robbing the Paisley Union - Bank, in Ingram -street, filasgow, on the 11th July, IPA 1 I, and for %Odell a verdict was obtained against him in May last. in the Jury Court of Scotland, in the prosecution of the saute charges in a civil auit,avd ►chich was then fully detailed in this paper. This morning, at an early hone, every avenue leading to the Court was crowded to an almost incredilde excess, and a con course remained at the doors till a late hour entire touring to avail of every opportunity of persons rooting wit to gain admittance. The panel pled to the indictment Not fluilty. Jahn Thomsmt, Robert Hamilton, and Ninian gad, were the three first witnesses called, but their existence related chietly to their receiving the box of notes from Sir William Forbes and Co., and to their auto,, nt. Patrick Sanderson, Eq., partner of Sir William Forbvs and remembers bating sent, on tin. 13th of July, 1%11, a box 'dilutes LW!! Sir Willi a m Forbes and VD. to the Paisley ruion Hank, amounting 40 -1,1!:31/. Jahn Stewart, lecturer on botany, clerk to Mr. Sanderson, in I• 1 I, remembers trato witting, on the Itlth of July. 1%11, in a hocked box, the soma of 12,031/. from Sir William' Furloev*s bank to the Paisley Union bank in filasgow. Margaret .11•1'antry Ikea) with her aunt, Mrs. Stewartjuow cleeeascol), in the year ISI I, at the Broomsithaw. Tim ranel at the tar came to leer aunt's house in the month of .lay in that tear, ;Along with two* gentletnea, and took lodgings lie the tone; the names 9f the two nith him were Stone and Down. Mrs. Stewart. a +dolls. after Ricy took the house, re mom ed ta aumber 11401 SI• in the Broadelaw, to which Moffat and the either two 'vent ah0t0...; with them. Upon the I Ith of Jane they went away, swing they were going to Bristol. Rem/snifters 3i.oloat bringing into the hou•e once a b.,c about ten inches in I. tixtle on a tin inlay eying in .May; 1111 W S 01111• coarse grey paper lying h. side the Mix. They neser used to. he late out at night Whore the In's canoe, but 0111111° 2sth of May they staid out till about ill'4l 11.4:10ek. Remembers Mufti: goinu sway in June, saying he was going to Liverpool; .Mograt had a small litlrillianienti of black leather with Nit beltc; observed him Sidra ise with a otionher of silk handkerchiefs, and particularly with a rtry large one, the colour of 'wino h was black, yrt... low, aid reel ; tkat they carried assay in that hand krrehief a handle, islaiels appeared to he of clothes. The two other men n. 4 r :narked with the smallpox; our of them ions taller than 311oflat. 3loolTat said be staid in Glasgow sin a • ••tont of same lousiness of srbi tratioolt regarding the Ai .koossan t*anal. Remembers: serin;., him in filaseloa gaol, %when he said that his wife had hurt loin) mud', and that the bank people were going to hang hint, but he would tads care sat boat. 1 hey went sometimies mat W fish, but does not remember them bringing in any fish except an or twat; dry went away saran the 9th of .luly. John Stewart, son of Mrs. Stewart. lat-ly residing at the Bromielaw, confirmed floc o sidenee of the former witness; met, in ad •itioon, said, that Down 111401 oat all night oar night intturiliately Orr .!idiot returned from Liverpool. oust a fishing with them mare twice, and was mare with them at lb • theatre. Hasid ('tacker, wright, in the employ/moot of James Graham. tilasoarw. resitiewl iu Tayhor-atreet, in Wass grow, in the year l• It, and happening tu he up at three or folio- o'clock 4111 the Sitnolay morning after tl:e fair, looked nowt of his 'window, and saw three men sitting upon a dike facing his house; saw one of the .ritlo a bundle of 'that he liturgist to be notes, which Le counted and put into his um-kr!: hr also teak out about a roam' io silver, which he also twont es/ and pat Tutu his pocket; the bundle was about a fes•it square, and three or four inches thick ; it was tied In a red and white handkerchief. The panel :it the bar was one of the three men : hr distinguished hi. by his red penetrating eyes. The next day he , heard of the robbery of the Paisley Bonk. Cress-exaniitteil.—liis home is east from John street; Stirling road is to the noith of lilasgow. Ile saw 31offat hefore the Juicy trial in Leadbitter's tap room, and when lie came iu the panel said he was a spy. James Stirling was porter to the lieorge-street roach-work in i 411; remembers three men coining to the cosuth-y.iril on the morning of the no' bevy of the 13th July, 1:411, and asking a chaise ; he (witness) asked them why they did nut hire it the night liefoie? to which panel answered, that he bail the night Mote received a letter intimating that his brother was very ill, and that he was going to see hini ; be took them to Mr. Leith, in order that he might give them a c•iach ; they had a bundle with them wrapt in a cu loured shawl; and one of them had a handle which he did not see, under his great coat; he offered to e arry tie parcel which 3lutfat hail with him, bat he would nut gibs it him. James Muir. servant of Mr. Leith, George-street, stated, that the panel and two other 1111.11 received a roach from his master on Sunday, on the 1 July; he drew them to Airdrie. Moffat told him to drive quickly, as be had a brother in Edinburgh who was dying. Alexander Leith corroborated the statement of the former two regarding the panel and his accomplices coming to him for a coach, on Sunday, the lath of July, and added, that on carrying one of the bundles to I.at into the coach, it felt as if it contained papers. James Jackson, f trnierly chaise-driver at I'phall, remembers, on a Sunday in July, driving three men front Upliall to Edinburgh, who had a small black portmanteau, and a small bundle wrapped in a shawl. John M'Ausland, winter at Cambitsnethati, in La nark, kept a tavern in Rose-street, In Edinburgh, In the year ISM Recollects, upon the I.lth of July, of, that year, the panel and two others coming to his tavern between one and twa o'duck. 'I hey wished for dinner as quick as possible, as they were travelling. One ut them carried with him a bundle, wrapped in a dark-coloured handkerchief. The bill was paid by the panel is a bank-lid; but he cannot say of what bank. • Yr. I- ‘ I. • • . ' JUSTICI.44- I '-rair Afritlrtidertivin goon, I 11:NE 19. • fkisoaer mi.i g eids Walk al I about two &ye before-he •I'TION or TES PAISLEY Paisley nook. He (ASCII iIIAINST J IMES MOFFAT. j tante from him. The lout I hoe of blank and skeleton keys alluded to by 16, 4, witnesses, illeiltifies it to be the sue which Le * zit M'Cosel when in Scollan•f, and recognise s the let' s to of his workmanship. That, at the order of M.'6o , sent to him to °lngots a box with blank kers, ILI while after Moffat sent hint a letter, with a diawia s t , l a blank key, atter a different model, which h e the witness to make for hint. This ley lie to { e sent him according to his desire, and a while aa n M'Conl returned to 11.woolun with a woolen mod a l,,, w. responding to whirl' he made another key, when L o o t , turned again to Scotland: that soon after they m ufti from Scotland, and s a id ilia! they had d one the Julkisi load brought a greet quantity of Scotch note s ; ti att i n were very heavy, and like blown paper, atm that thi, Would go into the country and smash theta, by orh r i they necant that they nou.oi dispose of them. Tlipy t gi likewise, that he Om minors.) should be satisfied the payment for his trouble that when he asked cotoopence fur what he had dune, the panel said that h might wait, and he has net er yet received any si es ,, from him. The ccioleriee for the prlsecoitinn ha t i ng Leen clam, mad the panel's declaration read, and the Somme.. liaNutAL haying addre.seol the Jury in support prosecution, and 3!r. 31•Nci 1. in behalf of the 'and the luau t uaLr JLATICE l LERA recapittilateol evidence, a ii.l made his remarks, the Jury bat; ( ._ ., salted fur a ti•te minutes, returned a reedier, tindis t It. charge of habit and repute a tbielnoot proven again,' if. panel, but the particnlar c f„ irge theft boas. , beralting proven. His Lordship then, :of' •.r A adilres t , sentenced the panel to ue o xeteted at Edinburch, apso j the 26111 of July next. The prisoner iluroiog the whole time seemed perfeetle composed, and receive:{ his sentence with a degreelo..t firmness nhirh is nitnessed.—The (*oust was re usarkahly full, aiiol, ' , nine. to the great crowding at tit door, ale Court had rept!iteolly to interfere in order ;o ohiain silence. • nv'relsant in Leith, saw the shoat midolay on a Sunday, _ heard of the robbery of the observed a chaise at a little dis huudle appeared to he tied up in a coloured-silk handkerchief. George Johnson, formerly waiter at the Talbot Inn, Darlington, recollects three men arriving at his niaeter's inn on the kith of July, is a post-ehhise and four. As soon if they arrived they called fur four fresh hawses. He saw one of the men in London again, who w a s Huffey 1V bite, in the house of owe Scoltuck. 'l be men had twit bottles Of• wine, and two plates of Viseuit, which the panel paid for with a Paisley (*Dion' kiwk nuts. Besides this, he gist fromr him another note of the same kink, which be ebanged fur him A Mr. IVallanshaw and a 11r. Campbell came up shortly after, inquiring for three men, whom he accompanied to London, and saw Iluffey White, who was apprehend ed loukiny out of the winolnw of Scoltock's house, anal immediately recegnixell him. lie saw a portmanteau anal parcel wrapped up in a shawl, which he offered to carry, hut they would not permit him. Stephen Lavender, one of the Bow-street otficers, knew the panel anal Illitlfey White a long time. lie n:smaller.; makine a eased', hr thinks on the I tith July, in the house of Sroltock, on account of the rubbery, share he found a box, aunt:' g a quantity of instru sawn's used it houembreaking, which was addressed to Jubn seulinek, stove-grate manufacturer, 96, Totten haut-ceurt•rosid ; there was besides upon it a ticket, importing that it hail come by the Glasgow waggon. 1k made likewise a search in a house in St. George's. fields, where Scultock resided, where they found Ilitlfey White, his wife, Seadosek, anal Mrs. Scashock. White was searched in his presenee, anal souie money found upon him ha a small purket-be.ali, with a me inoran, out lie has a copy of the memorandum in the official book of the saltier. llecognives the box vs hick he found in Scoltie k's, and ref-signify% the contents, vie. a bait with eight skeleton kits, 4:c. Ile found also a portmanteau. wl.irla lie opened, and us hurls clan elitisml dirty linen, brine shirts, two of which had the initials J. M. On 3lrs. 11:aasil being brought in, lie identified her as our chum he ain ars utalerseacal to the is ire John Vickery, another of the liew-streetuflieees i remembers being employed in I 11 with Lavender, Camphesl, and a waiter froth I iarliugtots, to search fur the rubbers of the Paisley ; tha. they went to ,tat . i• at slash , :wets-eta, what trivial bull. drum) the !sou •a. Scohirali, in 'riot enham-eourt-nsaal ; that " The haruiest Icause they west also to ale we. in St. lieorge's-lielils, w here iff E It E .111.1 ( . 1 harinc devoted these they apprehended White, and took from him some .I.VI selves to the .tudy of. nod been gratified by the net considerable pra...:iee in those breaches a the professisa gold and silver, end a imenorasideneheek, which, at u :deb Cos the.l:4lll I n. , :er to select, trust. that after thirty his owu request. lie afterwards es:audited, and found veins ere:timer in this 'metropolis, their talents are so edi to contain a jutting of notes, of as hat kind he sloes not known, and their reputation so fully established, that *ape retnensher, haul has a ropy of the memorandum he took tog,' is requisite for weir delistiint from the regular imdeg which was taapied at his dictation, at the time, his sis practice. It ins! be proper to state, that their medical Eh aud anal ture annexed to it, elitism hos hreu of the first cease; that they are Sloolteqed has ma , the Royal reneges to London and Edinburgh ;and as fir. I'S tit a., as Couleur! for the pastel, maintaine d, factory evidences of the tr.:th •1 this statemmet, their that althimeh it was consuetent fur a witness to pro. issas and tes'imunials may be area at their Rouse, No. . due a dornment in his own band-writine, is;, after it e ll s a t tton-ga v rd s 7 i n d . h a o l i t t e o r t i t . r t b i. r ey pa inLb t :::n r :s t u h l e ted r se w x i . th ami th i e ct g a rtat i; has lac..n left in Court, and been in the baud of an- am of the followiag complaints The Venereal Diswee other witness, lie can no hooter use it. for which they have discovered a nene•ly, which . is not e The Court sustained the objection. a complete %Is ',mitts:, for mercury in 'hems re of tills comphist, Ile-exasnitted.—A gst the eountry Lank-totes in hut hos also the Iltiv4titage of eradicating use disorder wilt oat debilitatinx the roWatitation.-2. I'l cases of Nernst the memorandum there was no reference, he thinks, to Debility sad Vasesiler Reiseation. 'wheeler produeed hems their }win o . , &soda mates, bait only that they Weft. notes %himd excesses. by the immoderate enjoyments of silliest o f Pe, ?Ht. coil so forth, amounting to upwards of pleases-es. so in solitary sessueley. where I •"Phe vigour sinks. the habit melts away, 4,1:00/. The cheerful. pure. and 1116110 led bloom William Athens knew the prisoner and Iluffey White Dies from the fare. with oupseid atrophy long before the robbery of the I'aislev bank, and that Des our'd, in sallow melancholy clad." they Wert' for a hung tittle 'misstate. Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a HAM that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy. in gi s iag ti Mary Copley, or White, widow of Iluffey White t o every muse,'l ar bare of the patient. reetnriog his aid knees the prisoner anal Scoltock. Erma-misers is Jut'', spirits, and re-establishing his ui•-our. without Whim& lel I, being sent for by her husband to come to Set , i• • constitution, and thus exposing him to the dalgemse asr cock's house, and on appruaching the dour she saw the lapse.--tinStricturesoftheUrethnehlessrs.Canieweleall prisoner coming oat; she saw ia the house, Seebeck, plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other stsillt his wife, and her husband. Abort two hours and a half of cure., that they have excited lhe astonishment and a f ter t h e Row-street o ffi cers came i n and too k away a bation of the most distinguished Surgeons, by eteetiag,b three moo, ^sires which defied all ;lit...resources of F portuaanteau oontainieg two shirts of the primmer's and one of harry French's. Her h " bat " i ""1 her to 311% s ar k i i ll il be i t n re t a ht. ted " w m ith or th all e y r ot a * t t e h i e r s:i c ri b a in s t o s li t el e. r (the panel) house soon after Des, to tell hitu fee required is the sante its ' that of regular prartitionsts. teist that lie was not to give the money back, butt the panel Putlents ie the country urn reinested to state parties/ answered to this, that it was too late, as he hail alresely of their ease. age, and mode of built- * % enclosing a leek given it back ; slue asked why he had given away the E ng l an d N oe .. n e e , ' t h e necessary ' me di e s ne ., an d n d i i ee •le tooney ? and hr replied, that it was for eosuething for he sent to any part of the world.—No. 1117, Hatton-PAM _ which he had been out of ti:e war for some time , avid to - T h e mode). forliter in re. stop ally prosecution of the batik against Freileh, him- I The treatment usild—the cure effectual. oelf, and her husband. Knew a woman in Isll, of the I A C.IN DI I) Exanaina!ion of Professional PrelenitlM lame of Alwreliaw, in the employment of a 3lrs. Hey. Is only to be feared by those woo are emissive:el lo DWI, in London, with whom the prisoner had cum - cemseity. seldom.. On being asked what Mrs. Aliershaw s a id . Impressed at an early period of onr profeseleeelesim passed on a certain occasion between Reynolds aril the with the importance of a more Monte attention to sena panel, the counsel for the Crown objected to the tines di peculiarly aficetiag the grander operstiom Nte Bon. on this ground, that when two parties have borne' tore, we boldly deviated from what was hoed Is be weed' evidence of a fact, the better of the two ought to h e 'orthodox> altaehed the vaunting, of empyricism sad. h. dry brought forward, and Mrs. Reynolds undoubtedle is a resting its vile purposes. consiaer um - seises jest's; y nos preferable witness to Mrs. White, who gave wily la ve hear-' that re s s r a p rd rtat o io u t r s suitsuit r p t tr r o m nag s e nd which. desotea studies. for ter ra m. Nay evidence, anal of course should have been cited by estimatioa of our etilighten ' ect hrethren,eaho fromestiY•Pfmn the prosecutor, if he wished to give evidence of the pie sent fact. The objection was sustained. to our opiatien, is an additional gratifieneto to oerpride. while our authority from the College itself. streagfiwool a s Tilt/Mae Watley, attorney at law, London, was Sr. it is by the melt enthusiastic testimonials of aloes* every quaisited with Mary White, and knew French ; knew Professor in the British Stetrepolis, most tier protect l'a• also that the prisoner was intimate with Hutfet White. sanctity of our fame from • nvy or inlsrepresratattea; of es,. Ilas several times had conversation with the prinoner The impetuosity of youth, or the snoments . l7 ,e about the robbery of the Paisley bank ; that an these Ilse at in the is memoir inne • often lend to th t e he . s a r n o: couyereations the panel stated to I • that he was con- t b a e g i c .7 l . l en4c happy , therefore , t !' . m - Pr es7 t. culled, us hose names ran be simulated by a kw retried with iluffeY Wir 4, I. slue robber,' of I" Painkr ea . re ; anal even in the stiere advanced stages, hank, and had given up 14,1100/. to save the life of Ilts • . by neineeon , ssni pt olos , we con Iliworate self assern"h " fey White, anti that the prosecation was on that account rendering the treatment mild, the care effectual. to be at an end. He believes Huffey White was at this I Evers organic change. or functional resturbanee. lash time imprisoned for a capital offence. 11e tiever meta. denial to the geneentiv v.:ow - non. fails cytally *Obis ed am . tioned to him the exact 'mount of what he had taken l'eu/thee• "ol will from the bank. 'the Priso"er told him that Hutfee diseasee of the urethra, wealth-es, and coastitutional defogs' anal French were accomplires with him in the hun ' ter In " "" tt "' robbery. In lelt the prisoner told hint he had opened The red to appetisers. yield to oar attention. %mons( these , child of inanition ma! be reon . debility. be will dN. an ern/lint with the bank in Bernard-street. Being it i t s es te l h o e f t b n eh " t r er ell ' s "` ted r 1 ” . ( ri r r o t n 7 i :: ; „ 0 „ . 'Te e limits" asked what Gibbon was, he answered a hackney-coach- au *thereon " master; and on being further asked if he was a bull- Je t t s , but they are amply detailed in a Work we lately re hanker, he replied he did not know, though he might, lisbed, called The .Egis of LW, - the rapid sale of with, t si7) .° a " o ' t ° al l lo lt w ' tee classilleatioe door sib as there were many gentlemen who followed that occu- accompanied wlth as ineressine rectify. are stude e patios. This answer created mu c h l aug ht er i n the Coon. i p roofs of our general utility. 'fate Book can be ha tri et w e; William Gibbons, hackney- coac h ame t er i n London, raternoster - rom: PahlAf ill ' PireadillY 4 16. l floe homes the panel ; recollect s hi nt g i v i ng hi m a b out stre et . &Mg" 174 . and Id' Fleet - street ; sae at 00 1 . 14,81101. to keep fur loins at the Black-horse-yard; they a di eu. felt with treater peloseney by the selfes• . went a while after to a pub s e e in Newman-street. th : n . "," k r ies e . are e b, in ) 1 , p • manse*: mlg $ ED The notes were Paisley notes in ten pound, twenty ; ease, - -eonsigibil ion i s fu ie s ni e t l y ad• ' Oh:cation is the ?W. pound, anal fi ve pound notes, with smaller notes. The tensor own" desirable, then where the most vu bossed ter panel told him to keep them till he gave them ap to save fidgeter Is plaesel.c meet inviolable nerves is orsptrsi White's life, who was apprehended. That he kept them Ito the terms are stated sit the first interview. o d e: concealed up the chimn e y i n a back room of his bootie! answer to lemees detailing the symptoms. erns 1111 they were taken from bins by kPl'ours wife. He; •10•1•1 • "ON/ advice, Ind& wow net in when she got them away, but she acknow• forrirded_L° a, 11, BosnetisettlM C lodged afterwards she got them, and his wife (mow de- L ., m°118 _,...'" . seer. Mimed) told th e *use. He once observed to the —nri- ' ---- prisnuser, tkii. fee White an.: French were used ill, as they had che.atesi of their share of the notes, to which' the panel answered it was milady's business. John Ficolleek, grate and locksmith. Tottenhat court-road, Loudon, being then called, and shown 11111T11ri. On the 13th Umlaut, at (,t net a, the Lad) of Eduard Sr. none. F.sq. of a snn. June 113. at Grototi.horcb, Scroll,, the 1.1.44 of Mr. Se. jeant Frere. of a dr/water. MAHRIErt. At Brighton. on the VIM just— flush Ingram. of Stet - Meg, E.sq. to Alary, youngest daughter of the late Her. Stileonun Ho,tork. of Grtnstead. Bosses. DIED. kt his !tons, at lianclng tua-green, illism Yan, Esq. a:ed 36 yeIITS. Un W ednectla s 1a.,. at Hs hnotse in Russell-plaee. Fitzroy. square, Richnr.l Grant, E•,i. age,' 71. On the I:tth at !tat:. Mrs. Frances Iteart,latt al Wisbeach, aura /2 )ears. What •• Tux Sio Po per), 40. by R. WAR mosiosiaoso, • M. Closwort Jon.. .1. B.: to Immo sejtO le. us normal' Is I#l hoe of blank and skeletou keys alluded to by th e witnemes, ltieritifies it to be the sue which Le s tzt — ' tt 31 1 Conl when in Scotland, and recognises the let's r o of his workmanship. That, at the order of kletti,o , • sent to him to Ulasgow a box with blank kers, • •1 while after .lulfat s e nt hi m a l e t ter , w i t h a dias-6,L1 a blank key, alter a dillerceit model, which h ttl , the witness to make for hien. This Let Ise Prol e In his se r A r l s i ' l l pt t 'o t i lu o re g t li n t r o r r e i t e . 7 l l i t i i t h t e . i i r t h. wade t r a h e :n r -a oo k nd e el y e . n a w n h il e i n ie be llll : ;‘, -- turned again to Scotland: that soon after they ec te ummi from Scotland, and said th a t they lead done the jolk had brought a greet quantity of Scotch notes ; luat ll tt ir w o ere nld ve g r ! ihntroargeliCnotilllilitkr; b il ll 7l 7 lll l a )a s p h er tLe a ln, n6 htiCa tier 4 t I they meant that they %midi dispose of them likewise, " pa l Iw y rt . m i n i I d fo i r i e l a tl i s e t i l i t r i r i o a : i t is t a . l i d e l i n i e l te r ; ot s' et t i ) r i e t , a y ' t e i t s t :w r a ee l i t cp ' e l ea n i li t eivheeTdilisaataitd" hataist,ial-n1; co mi t r or i p i t t tn w ce at f t o , r a w ot h i • from him. The evidence for the prlseention halin g L een c l am , and the panel's declaration lead, and the Strum l . I lieNnitst. leaving addressed the Jury in stipport o f ° O, prosecution, and Mr. -11•\eft. ill behalf of the r asa • evidence, Jury bat,,._. , land the I e charge of habit au.l I , l ppxnsl, but the parts• ,tre.rraretthtl4ll:rilii.,lnete.lint.oa.tt::::•trirho:revitelt':ll,:laat,?:avitaid.oeha:sott,ren.ustii... I breaking proven. Nis L.trdship then, I sentenced the panel to ue xvo toed at Edittim Ire OM i the 2611, of July next. The prisoner . dur.reo the whole time seemed perfettir composed, and rt.ceived his sentence with a degree ec' t hurrautlitn(aTily"fitirilll,h is srl lint st itton"tilsetegir—The i t i. L t e ° ll u in it g lias re. door, the Court hail reptateelle to interfere i n or d er ;o • . obiain silence. 1 1 On the 13th Umlaut, at i t i . i m n is T e i t i;‘ s,Lad e . the Lev of Edward Set. !amour. F.sq. of a son. I June 1/3, at ritietidmrch, suGik, th e L a d, o f )Ir. Se , jeant Freres of a deleghter. MARRIED. At Rriehton..on the settel just- thigh Ingram. of Stet - nine Sussex, Esq. to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Rer. Sidemen Rostock. of East Ortastead. Wessex. E6. _ kt his honse at Kereinetea-greee, William 'tan, Esq. •oed 33 years. On lb ednecdat last. at his house in Russell-place. Films square, Richard Grata. E•ti. aged 71. Ott the 1:01i :le , . i it. a! P.ath. airs- Frances Mumbled Wisbesch, aged i l year.. What merircts. trait trivial faults destroy •-• Thu liarmeo frame r • 31 E S i S 11 S ves t 0 . 1 the , 1 1 . E v ( .I f o . I Il i a ' l itei S. n t e t f e l e i v b st t ther'. } the usst considerable. pra...;ice in those brant•hes of the prokadm ttdish toe tie.c.;lit I -..;:er t.. select, trust, that after thirty Sears re...hoter in this metropolis, their talents are so lid known, and their reputation so fully established, that se spb.• logy is requisite for their deviation from the regular .read practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Ids cativo, hos taro of the first class; that they are Al the linYal r"lietres of London and Ediulturgh ; sad as factory evidences of the tr.:th •f this ctsterneet, their mss and tes'isuunials may be sera at their Rouse, No. Ilatton-garden. where they may be consulted with theirs* • est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex. 'libelat, , any of the foliovriug complaints :—l. The Venereal Dims. for which they have discovered a orme•ly, which is not Ms a complete su Pr.iitti:, for mercury in 'torture of tills compile, hut hos also the 11 v ti t age of erodicating tue disorder el& oat debilitatinx the ronatitution.—e. In eases of Nerves" Debility and Vaserrier Reiseetkor. Whetter prodeeed Orem this! excesses. by the immoderate enjoyments of Mimi pleases-es, or by soiitrry seism/lily. where The vigo u r sinks. the habit melts away, The cheerful. pure. and 1116110 led bloom Dies from the fare. with eopteid atrophy Des our'd, in sallow melancholy clad.' Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Atollin that stands unrivalled for its superior efficacy. in gives( We to every mitscelar Mae of time patient. re-doring his attiad spirits, and re-establishing his vie-our, without Who* lit • constitution, and thus exposing him to the dangling ate la pse. —3. In Strictures of thel: ret hra, hlessrs. Cunlesedes.'s . plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other mast of ours, that they hate excited lime astonishment sad appro. bation of the most distinguished Surgeons. by ereetiag,b three necks, -tires which defied all ilia resources of IYlir skill. In the care of any of these ecestiOnints their pellets will be treated with the !mimeo skill and solicitude. lir fee required is the sante its that of regular prartitionen. Patients in the country urn reines!ed to state partiesian of their ease. age, and mode of lit ins , enclosing a BIM of England Note. alien the necessary medieines and advice II he sent to any part of the world.—Nes. 1117. Hatton-W - .lra -- Smaller is mode). Jo:liter is re. The treatment mild—the cure effectual. of .lrerkssional Frvieurion A c.:Noin v ; ;; 1-m. Is only to be feared by those woo are eosseiessef lo • esiiecity. Impressed at an early pert of our profession! mint with the importance of a more Onute attention to a elasset di peculiarly affecting the grainier operatives of Na- ture, we boldly deviated from what was held le be atedital orthodoxy ; stmeked the floorings of empyricisee sad, hi St- reaming its tile imarputes, eoneduer mitirieltrs justly entitled to that approbation and patronage which. for twisty yam have rewarded our suect•sslel and devoted studies. The estimation of our eitlightenect hrethren,who fregettliYall" l to our opinion, is an additional gratifiere:tra to oer pride. while our authority from the College itself. stresgtheseff as it is 4 the meat enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor in the British Metrepolit. must ever protect las sanctity of o u r fame from 'ivy or misrepresratstiva• The impetuosity of youth, or the momentary sant of isturbaset m- tiou in the twitting mum often lend tee the effects of !le early er. tagioes disease ; happy, therefore, may the apt tene. t ; be called, m hose anxiety eon be *lies iated bye few de. care: and even in the more advanced stages, by numerous to, raptor's, we own illwerate over inertial. renderieg the treatment wild, the care effectual. . -- r F.ter) organic change. or functional e dental to the generative e•-:"Olie" , . has all .y *ohm we province, was will field I. oar attention. %mon; thesran diseases of time urethra. weakness, and coestitutional darer meats, of however long duration. imi T teit he ti ti f id b o et f o i g ns t r x h il i s o i n ot m te : an advertisement do not allow tile classilleatioe 0:0 1 . 1: 0 1 jests, but they are amply detailed in a Work we I irk relate the asunder perm: of .t v b ig bY e e r n r rer o l e fil s .: i red e l e s e: l it et t ob se illi . iPeettY• h ieweLi e s i li-l im inalite:l—. !haled. coiled The _Egis of Life," the rapid sale of 1 1 n2 accompanied with an inereasine pra sctice. are r proofs of our general utility, 'rete Book can be h ad.6 l _ 7 Paternoster-row: AO, Pall-Slall; Pireadilly ; 11l street. Hobo: 114, and 3*. Fleet-street; use at 00 / . 11 sellers- No by the • No diseases are Mt with greater polgariney than those °emulated by his ovv n imprudent"; Sid 10 ..7 . . eases of consultation is liberality of edecation is slur fessor more desirable, then where the most vubornialmu'' Adeace is plated, a moot inviolable soaves is eM e la s ali: thus the terms are stated at the first interview. 1. 7 answer to letters ' • detailing the symptoms. Mooing a real • , • • Puff stlieb 0•40 , MaM • ' 11. R et S " gegle forwarded to am ''7,l - DIMS used • Fleetottreet. - " - "W • omeme• fo sordap corner. • • Leedom 1 111M1te4 11 1 1111111111111 01111 111111111isheal d . mail " trekatiossoietregele •• Tun STATICSI D g wed. •••• sißt •/I Chencolt .o raper), No. I weer , by R. WAR Jew .Y. 1.. asaiesilees, Ordies. Ike. ass heed ad is ar • • • 1 • *.••••••--.—_ 7 7 O: i