The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-28 00:00:00

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X XV. or rriff: SATIRIST ; containing, among other -AR artieles,:t los School of Projects, Illustrattsil by a Cari raterY—Meders, Protector, No. 2, containing Stricturri on the various Projects of Ralph Dodd and Sons, Engineer , . &c. namely, Tsaacly, Distillerie', Water Works, and Bridges, and a further Expnsittau of the Conduct of W. R. 11. Brovin, Esq. Projeetersof the tioldeu-lane Brewery, the Hope and Cattle itainrance Companies, the Ltadon Bank and Chinwy Sweeper Aswxiatien, Commissinner of the Vauxhall Bridge, &c.—Element. of Politics, Notorious Fashionable Cita. "carter, Anecdotes. Epirus, &r. sou Printed fur 3.sti • upper, Leadmilsall-street, and sold by all other Boeltsdllers. this Day were pfiblisbed, In Octavo, price . Bs. boards, -THE bpistin -AN of DfVFF.RENT AU THORS upon the PIiNISIIMENT of DEATH. Fc leeted By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn. k etteJ ,lack _ Priam of Wales. igiord %Haat ictory, No. 16::, Str.hadeopposite New- Castle-street, .reg to reel to•rd to the Public his genes Me BLitt K LEA 1. 1 1.:Nel!.:4, as hose superior et a -11.11. e Las Intro for more thou 50 Years universally ackwaule 4 ed j and Pencils for draw ing in colours Ihf .1 Late invention I dis tiartii4 his Penedo. frioncounterreatsthe mark winch at as for merly onl 'aliddletou, is now twanged 1.6 N. klicldleton, and tae Ar ecti ~,,, ; , •2, stwead, 'Anion, slat aped on each Pencil. Ides tehsive :mew. Lnent al 1 1 .pc et-Ikniks and flare/id-cruet, elegantly martiott:t! , ng•.1(1. silver, :utd plain; a complete t o, sortusent of l'ravelling. Wriuug, and I)reming-cruiest Gen • d emen ' s ta,, c ket •.'omsnottes, emantoin;; every 4 rticle for shaving and dm.* ; Pao- table W lima: - and I/mime-dr-kg, aw:. fluxes, in matsagau3. Natio-wood, leatber, kc.; W rat ting-paper. etar.t tine cut Lave I'e .s, floe Irish .t.a I a h a t c la ti.,aling-Wat, a d all brads of Statitatar ; Portable and Counting -house Letter Carp lu Nlactaines. farm lumaines, by ts hick writang may be egreditmasly dad c!early copied are brought by N. Middlelm to the utmost perfecitoo, teal comprised in a umhogrmy case, *bleb forms complete desk ; some so small, as to he of the greatest couvenieha: those who travel; others of a else and fans to amwer the porpoues of a complete secretnire. A large assortment of kiszurb, and all kind. of fine Cautery. THESE are to require you to cause Notice to be speedily given to all the LI YERYM EN of %our C r to appear at GUILDHALL, TO-MORHOW, k Int. beta! MICHAELMAS DAY, that they come habitedin their Livery Gowasaud Hoods, together in pp v, from their Common Hall. to the Guildhall. by Ten ticket in the Forenoon, and from thence to the Parish Chareh of St. Lawrence Jewry, them to bear Divine Ser vice and a Sermon. and afterwnrdi lr warn to Gaildbull, for the Llectioa of a Lord Haver for the_ year ensuing- RICHARD ROOTH, Beadle. Printed for LONOMAN. HURST, R1:1 S, and ORNIr. Paternoster-row. JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Jost waits:lrd, Dedicated, by Pentsiation, to hi.. Royal H;gboess the PRINCE of 'VALES, Of whom also may be bad, • The Twenty-thank, and preceding Natalie's of the SA- Ti RliT, is abide the Character and Coo•lact of Waders! Projectors and their Projects are fully investigated. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 'AMU CIO GENTLCILIVI, TIDE Death of Mr. •TRAVERS, your lite worthy Director, iodates me again to o*r myself to yaw ootite m *Candidate for the Vannes occasioned be that event. rilit I earnestly solicit the bemuse of poor nip i rg d The flattering situatiao in which year biadness lbe late Nano', and the seemliest of many powerful Er who were then pre-engaged, jastify a well-grounded con& dente in the attainment of the object of m%• ambition. I beg leave to repent my pledge of t h e Idelity and seal with which I Jul, derate myself to your service, Afield von be pleased to entifer arm see the distinction to which I aspire. I bore the honour to he, Ladies aad Gentlemen, Your mach obliged and faithful humble Servant, JAMES DANIELL. Billilerspeare, Sept.ls, 1806. CAPITAL GRAZI'4O.OR DAIRY FARMS, IN WILTSHIRE. • • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAOri BROOKE-110USE FARM •- consisting ar a capital Farm-hank. - t'enr-bedng: Stables. sad 'theft llltd ngs I together with shoat lOU acres of Water MtnidaW, Pintoes-, mod asmailltartion of Arable Load. LODOEWOOD FARM ahnivting of ti rood Farm home. Barn. Sr. - IN. - together with BS. Anti of Meadow. Pasture. and Arable Land. . Both the A bove Farms adjoin - each oilt4r in a Ring Vagtee, are highly insproveable; distant from Bath and Drett.ei 12 Mks, mid Warminster (which is a Large matter townei-only. foie and a hslf. • For further Particulars - aptly (if by Letter. post paid) to ?dears. Sanders and Co. *diction, groans Mr. Davis. Land Surveyor. flarldaglramomat Wareopgre. P. S. Poselsion may he had at Lady - day Gest , when the Present Tenrifil recniespkts: • • • TILE fallowing ore seine of the Ces4 taken fro Mt. augsrs P+ filet, of No. 9,- timat Sur terstreet, WArkfriers=rnitd, welch we shall condoler to in sect every Monday and Thursday Mail the w hot: are coin-. .pleted. Remarkable Cures performed IS4 the use orate Guestooka Medicines, exemplified in the rl f .lossing Wheelie Case, Robert Lyons, Esq p.tie to her Royal I .Kitimess Princess Charlotte of Wake, 1W been sturerely Ahmed ith Fi..ea nruisin upward, of 13 'ears, frequently depriving hint of rho re of hi, limbs. and.mistiug every remedy. Until tie yea'r 3801, the divan was confined chiefly to the knees and an eles, when tie llittlitanian Medicines were applied, by which be wag soots relieved, so as to. wall. about and pursue -I.i. usual avocation: .41101 an uttexpected r-rovery, induced h.ni to it continuance in the we of Mr. Guest . % NiU, an' Lotion for rouse month-, which so completely eradicated tie di,- ordor, that be lea, had ao return at it shier. us tae.. RORER' . LYONS. Wei n set-Muse. !flow. 17, I ..tst. C.D.s.: X. Of Mr. Ilayntan, wit. , 11:s Account of the Gaestonian Medicines. About eight years ago I was constantly troubled with gout wandering- from place to place in the system. without (*topic,' to any fixed point,- though it often disabled one from walk': its about, and rendered my stomach sn irritable, I could Dryer indulge in taking airy fond that was cold, without the greatest danger of bringing on a seri •tis attack on thai parti cular part. I leul been years trying every means that was re commended by the Faculty. without obtaining more than temporary relief. I had beets repeatedly under the care of Mr. Lambe, a surgeon of eminence at Rending, w ha advised my tr. lag the Guestonlan Medicines, but firma the apprehen sion that saute bad effects might he produced by them, I stated my fears to Mr. Isatbe, who said he had recommended vh-m to a very tielfcattearnurglad. , and that she had taken tit boxes of them with the mos happy effect ; thw satisfied, began to take of the Pills according to the directions., ag4 continued theist some months, -by vrbiett m 7 reaml be ilia war touch bnproyed, mid with seek a happy presage, I we solved on giviag Mr. Guest's medicines a fair trial, which I mentioned to another respectable surgeon, Mr. Rickman ho had talso frequently attended me in those violent not alarming attacks in the stomach. and his opinion was, that I meat be justified not trying any plan likely to :Ilford nte rrtiet, as he thought no Puma!) constitution, however good, could bear many such shocks as he had , witnesed. 1 therefore went en with thefts -stooges Gout Pills ' which soon acted as aw li oesative, and evidently removed all those symptoms which I considered as forerunner. of an attack in the Mn mark, and m digestion so much imprnved, th it 1 began In eat without fear, those very things that before I dare not 133°C. halted it is very well known to tummy persons, hot r in Reading and Newbury, that the attacks in my stomach have frequently been so distressing and alarming. thvi my life has been despnired of. My coodidenne it. ::le lituntor:ian Medicines being now completely establisbr!, I make a point of :dun's baying them by me, and whenever I feel any rpmenstrits 1 immediately have recourse to totem, and mostly succeed without the Lotion ; but when the complaint ha- ton far advanced to be stopped without it. I have lava rivhly herd myself from pais, by takiag of the Pills and wing the Lotion fee 15 or 1M minutes. In some of these at tacks, Inv stomach and belly hos eeen so olleo to the appear• note of a Dropay, which has always hero relieved in a few etiaule. by takiag the Pill' and using the Immo, after t , a; ch 1 could always sleep as comfortable as if uothine bad hap pened. The Guest )))) inn Medicines haying completely established etc health. I eagaged in a ciontract to supply the troops en cimped tut the coast of Sussex with bread .:: ;forage, and lay with teem for two seathin b} Reach y Head. the !•.:: a nt which we kept the ground u itil yo late as the 4th of D. 1801, and 1 never enjoyed better health. althougo lb' a ra ther wits ellteroite cold. and we were mut th e vast quuntity of wet whir!, had fallen made the ground so bad, we were actually *arca. Jeep by mud and dig . ... I re makes& in this cold neighboarhood till February. and felt no inconvenience till the March eat w ing, yr hen I had ;aft amt. k o' Goat in soy Slons.trii, which, thong's snore obstinate titan any 1 bad had since any tisst usiug the Guesionian Medicines, I succeeded in i.g case in a shrrt time. ind by coati sting to take the lows, sooreregairel my strength :and remain well. except slow ant them a shght appearance or my accus tomed vi-ittors. from which I am :de ays relieved by the s but it; the Spring of 114.14, 1 had tile st alarafing and severe attack lever }etc yperietwed ; 1 thou lived near Mr. Guest. and on my warding to bias. Ise kindly :mended and applie.l toe Latino. nw ills %%tech. and "thy taking the Pills, he soots relieve:l we. Although 1-hav:.• been very well eller are this attack, I always keep the Nleticiae by ate, orcesiorl•ally t.. se tit the Pills, and feel •ye .t pleasure its re eiiminending the n teall my acquaintances. 11J111 the coo. tom 1 hate Hat, lint for their use, I s:ofiuld have bee , . (tea t la ; since; aita I feel it a duty in one here to obser.ve, that a scribe t ..• r. t apse or 1805, to an to regular mode of with brie ; , firipently wet (weed, and the int-tiny. ideuce ses avoidabie in such silo obliged me tit t tire use of the 'rte-tannin aledici.tes; and the 'elapse I seed to tsJl, I Sttrihot , D IIs:. own imprudence in e..tiog a great cpoitaW of en d lam quite all,llesl f t zieat gaud to lir deriyed , lotel the 41,e of the Lotion In n the Sole) al tae Fee:, in all c.a.'s.; st trete the are c. Id, and thereb, subject th.. Carr to s.. the fiend tor stomach. 4 . 4 u. Al. tir tie. Iturch-3tree, WM. IIAYM.I: 4 . March '2. 17149. fa be Congaed.) This Day was published. Third Edition, in Tan Volame% Toalorap, prrre 121. boards, S P.M of DisiEcTioss: ctplainin g the AN 4 I'JMY of the BUM AV BODY ; with the moaner of divin.ing the Parts, the distinguishing the NATURAL from the DISEASED APPI ARANCES, and polosing out to the Stadem the Objects must worthy his attention, during* Coterie of DialleCtillel% BY CIIARI.I-S Piloted flw-LONOMAN,IIORST, REFS, and ORME, Patasosser-row. Of whom nay be had, by the smite Author, ' • 1. A sYsTEm of OPERA rivE SUFIC:FRY: founded imbibe Blots wf ANATONI V, in two Toalows. Mal eva. prier 11. 14.. I. TB F; ANATOMY OF T 111: BRAIN, lo royal 4to. 2f. lit. boards. SERIES of ENGRAVINGS of the NERVES, price It. 4. ENGRAVINGS of the ARTERIES, It. 1.. ham*. - 3. AMATO VT of EXPRESSION in PAIN fING,-4to. • IPATOMY of the fIUM4V BODY, 1^ 4 vols. !Nova! Sen. prier if. lei. beards. CA prrA IL PR ZEs ilia. ea •lid Sulci by SIR JAMES BRAN COMB, if; tlr Ls.t KZ) 9;123 ..... 1 •i20,0;0 - 4,S91) -- - - £5,000 12,i1J 10.0a) 3.J01 . JAW IR,Pi7 40,000 119 11,767 lO.OllO 18,535..... .... ha) 15,12 i SAW 19,063...... ... SUU" Also the last GRAND PR ZE of One Tlumsand Tickets, No. s.tilfl. entitlelto 21,7h51. an' No. '2.570. the (;RA NI) rind ONLY PRIZE of rmtry THOUSAND POUNDS evershared. were both Sold in Sixteenths. at No. 11, Hol born ; 37, ~ornbill ; 269. Strand ; and SS, Haymarket, Pic cadilly; the only Olives belonong to toe rib owe P►oprietor, in .. 'Wen or Westminster, mete TICK E fS and SHARES Are now selling iw I toe present STATE LOTTERY, which will be di ~wii net T'IF. of OCTOBER, 1809 • Andes it colAas of only is,OtX) Numbers, tt On a Capital of X2).:11/0 to be divided in P. i..cs, An Purl v poroutse is reroastarsieed by SIR JA/11 BPAN4COMB and CO. Proprielas of the above Lucky Lottery t Mires. PYTON, late Partner with Sir J. ttatTatotts, 124 begs leave to mil the attention of the Piddle to the S. .le.s.e •.t the sew Lottery, which offers a greater Ch.usre f.. r tug m i sanseine Fortune than Pyre before known, as the holde-s of f Tickets of the rise Number awry °blab, the yea aunt of F.UIH ry THOUStN I) POUNDS. rroN et tttert hinisrlf tam the same good fortune hich has nitrii.led the Purchasers of Tickets and Soares at his late Oilice Juriag salsov past Lotteries, awaits thew at his present ()dice, No. 2, CO H.N H I L, Where he shall be lappv to receive the Commands of his Friends and the Public, asserlag Clear that ever.. Order they ma. be plaueri to faviwr hie with, eniser for Town or Country, shall be esecuted with th • utmost Panetaaliis ; and all Shares of Prizes sold by his in tar la.t Lottery, will he taken. at their full valor, in Illtehangc fur others in the ensuing Lotter., which still he drawn IN ONE DAY. 3.)th of OCTOBER. NI Xr MON H. QW IFT and CO. Joint ('ontractors with GI). I. sernasent fnr the present STATE LorriißY, respect filly inform Cie Public that Tickets and Sham are on Sale, iu great varie4. at their Offsee,, No. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing-ero4s; and 31. A idgate High-street. I to Sr+ e ,if this Lateen is entirely and has hither t.) receive: most unqualiBe.l approbation; there arc uoly 3,00:; Nuirilters in the Lotterv. and the whole will be .DRAWN IN ONE DAY. the 40th of Nest Moods, when the following Capital Prizes must he distributed among the fortunate Purchasers, viz. 4 of ‘40,903 4 .... 3.4101 8 .... .... £l,OOO 4 .... of Besides the inferior Prizes of £lOO, £5O, Ac. as trawl. - - Lottery aim pre-A-o,p the opportunity Dever before of fermi to the Public, of pinion the immense S tuts of 410,0d0, L'..0,00.1, or £CIO,OJO, by the pentane of ()ne Number only. W • ir w ES/ 11/1 Lrj have ever been e st ee m e d a 6 ;ersonal beauty in both Sexes, and in some pacts of Lurape are • 15elitiat to persons of tank. The RAN DANA soAe, or Indian Washing Cakes, puree the pecidbir pio perty of givitt% the awe eztrisite delicacy of texture and in conceivable trues! to the Minds which are citesstantly wash ed with t ai; Soap. Eves in caws where site skin has been .}arid by labour ur oilier violence, the hardness and coarse ncss are eifectaally, infallibly, and peneateutly removed, and succeeded by a s mosstaness, faintest and delicacy of appear ance. w cannot be acquired by my other swans whatever. It is I experience only that any ow may form an adequate lira of the superi..re scelleoce of this Soap, _ "S.tid by the Proprietary' Agent, whose signature It bean, William Withers, N.,. 2- 1 .0. Strand, near Temple liar, Lem dew ; and the requiems, as a farther wearily, beg theta to be-particular is wearing, that the name and address of the printer, L. Speen, No. 'l7, Ili.m.etreet. Covent flanks, is • sed to the label and wra_pper. Ail °then are Sold by taaay sespectable Perfanserk aid megkie e ll efaial. eigers in Towiraad Comity, price 14. each cake. Bat it at all limes wreitary to be particular in *beanbag the above nut ' lion, which 0111 be the 'seam of preventing the imposkine which leas of late been practised. In one Volume Quarto, illustrated with th i rteen Mar nod • Pl ater:, price two iiainens In Boards, rIPRAVELS in AIAROCCO. SOUTH BAR .GARY, and arr•kss ihr ATLAS MOUNTAINA, per formed, at ditereat Periods, during a Residence of Yvan in that Coo .try, by J A mr.s GREY JACKSON, Esq. • Together with a Frill Amami of the Animals, Plante ' nail yarrow 4ober Natural P ro d uc ti ons o f toe IC ire , doin of Ma rotta), and an Accurate Siatemem, from (*chi; Documrsetv at the loyerial Chooni-..uuse. 01 oie commence or 310 - Ganoa.—To arh.ch ie wide 1, an Intere.ting owl more stern rale deserelltinu than ins, ever yet been published, of the Si tuation, Extent, Inhabitants, and Conuraci; the Grew Emporium of Ceolral .Ifrica, TIM RUC Poo. This Wick also contain , ' a full Account of the Mon A n X X•X R XLIGIOX I a Diss , rtation at the Arabic Language, pointing oat thedifference of Punctuation between the Lastern ;and Western Arabs ; and a (Irographical Elucidation of many parrot Africa hitherto almost unknown. 84d by G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall. On Monday, the llth itatont, was publiibed, (To be continued weekly, price h.) No. I. of 13AT ES'S GENERA[. ESTATE.D IREC. DORY.—Tbe ti-litipoiiitosents which are daily expe rienced by the dela'', ISIC insertion of Advertisement 4 in ma ny of the Journ ds, froni the necessity they are under of con veying to the Public that nun of danifstie and f.ireik: in formation, fur which they are so principally intended, nod the serious inentiversie We and Lws often attendant thereto:, cull loodly fur the application of an effectual remedy. Under this consideration, blended with the utility and ad vantage w loch the presesit.D i a Zero Illr Is capable to afford, the FrOprietor is induced to offer the same, tad by its rejo inr publication and admittance only of what it is to obviously to effect; viz. . .. . Lefterosolioa of oarfoot Property Wooed, end for Disposal. IN ANY WAY, it will, it is premise', proven concentrated finurceof Infor mation, facilitatiag Abe linoaledge of Property fOf Llispuial, or Wanted, to bola Vendor and Our *tater. • Extensive Circu'ation in a Work of this nature, is un doubtedly necessary, and even indi4pernAle. to its very Ex isteace. But, thougn divested of toe uncouth toed nod alms cootradictory Ra ;.aurs, t . te teitious and insipid prolixity. of Details ini Pashioaa!)le Life. of which so fremseuth the Co lumns of our P. riodii al Publientioas ii the Lin-sent day in. tirel s consist, the Di azt - tolly4;lllmeilta no (*Maned 'leans of Circulation to thane who may amour it with their Eiv.ars. The Sanction. Encouragement, lin:1 Approbatimi, whith the Proprietor's Plan lout met with, from Men Ilw must ewe/teat and successful hi the Profeiiiii, and their kind Offers of As sistant. e. induce nits' to guarateee to the Public, even at the Onset. a mot general ashi 'Wined Circulation. To the Nobility, tientr , . and the Public its general. who ma y be toeimert to porch:i.e. mar dispose at Estates, /limes, &c. the Proprietor offer. with defereuee, the Perusal of the Din ivroar itself; and imly begs leave to him at the Sim plicity and Ease of a Plan for attainia: an Onject of general Importance, at present so dilatory, iecooveutent, and capen sive. lie wishes, hoarser, the declining of no intermediate /ivory Many Concern which appears in his Publication, and that it nuts be considered as a Maxim upon which be in variably intends to art. The Dt 1 ecru R v is tiled at the respectable Coffeo-Ilotnes in Losciiiii, and al•to at the priticip.ii inns mid Re ' .. Rooms in the Provincial Towns and Villages; part of cb littg is annexed to this Pro-pcetus. COFFEE-HOUSES IN La'-41)0N. Bank Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street. Baptist Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. Batson'sCrstre-hadse, Cornhill. Bedford Coffee-house Soothampton-row, Rossel-senare. Blackipith's Arms Tavern, Lower East-Smitisfield. (:ada Collee-hone, Shone-street. Castle and Falcon, Alder:gate-street. Chapter Caere-home Paternoster-row. Commercial Hall, Skinner-street. Furnivars Inn Cofee-house, Holborn. George's Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. George and Blue Boar, Holborn. Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly. Golden Cross, Charing-crms. (ray's Inn Coffee-house, Holborn. Hatched's Coffee-house, Piccadilly. I bhetgon's Hord, I'cm-street. I..aighourn Ward Coffee-house, Fencharch-street. London Coffee-house, Ludgate-street. Moorgate Coffee-home, Moorbdds. Oxford Coffee-house, Strand. • Peek's Coffee-home, Fleet-street. Portman Arms, Portman-place, Pa Hectors. Prince of Wnles's Coax-house, Conduit-street. Searle's Coffee-hone, Carey"irect• Slaughter's Coffee-home, St. 11;min - it-lane. Story-gate Coffee-house, Story-gate, Westminster. Stock Exchange Coffee-house, Stock Es. Hinge. St. James's Cote-house. St. James's-s.reet. Si. Paul's and Doctors' Commons Coffee-:tut;-c, St. Paul's C h u re h - y a rd. Swan and Two Necks, Lad-lane. S:evens's Hotel, Bond•street. Scfrond's I sin Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. Temple Coffee-hottse. The Hamm. Henrietta street, Caveat-garden. White Horse, Fetter-lane. Will's Cefec-hnuse Searle-street. York Hotel, Brid ge-street, Blackfriars. PROVINCIAL TOWNS ANI) VILLAGES. Bromley Barnet Bkhop-Stortford Creydaa Cbigwell . Chelmsford Chipping Ongar Dartford Dorking ',unstable Enlin; &Invsion Enfield F.p Leese Fundsam Grressuich Great Ilfard Guildford Hamuletwilltit aso= Highgate Hainietead Hamm Hartford Harlow Islim;ton K emotions Kennington Kiugnion Mni , hoone Bamford R ichmond Reading Stratford listortore bt.-Albases &tentage U abridge Wool w ich Windsor • Watford • n _ Adverlisesseolo art reteited at PI 0. 4. - Oonet-slreet, Mos berle&meare st Moors. a.roy sad Bowdeey, Ito o ki e li e n, Nw 1114 Osbert-weer; old Mr. Wihuo, Bookseller, da. Cetehill, meter at the Royal Bstiosige of withal the Di rectory may be MA, sad of all Beokeellen • throughout the varied OLD BAILEY. Wednesday, Sept. 27. Anne Newman was indicted for assaulting John Thowpson, a Swedish seaman, putting him in fear of his life, and taking from his person three bank notes. The Prosecutor, who speaks the English tan.. guage fluently, deposed, that he arrived at Green. hithe, in the river, about three weeks ago, when he and one of his messmates met the Prisoner's husband, who proposed to them to go and lodge at his huu'e, where they had formerly lived when last in England. They consented, and agreed to assign the wages which was due to them for their board, and the necessaries wherewith the prisoner and her husband were to furnish them, and a debt which they for:nerly owed. On Saturday week, however, whets the assault took place, thcy went to the India /louse, and drew a pact of their we. sus, which they kept to themselves. %V evii they w, ut home, 'the Prisoner asked them whether they meant to pay her I which they answered in toe af. Imitative, but declined doing it at that time. The Prisoner, Mho is nearly 60 years of age, now became much enraged, locked the room door upon them, and threatened to send them both op board a malt of war, or to Newgate ; and finding that that did nut *fleet them much, she took a stick. and brat them both. At last she put nee hated into their pockets, cid took three one-pound nett* from the prosecutor, and tau one-round notes, a half.guines, and a sixpence, from Come. lie. I{oases, the other seaman, tild compelled them both to sign bills of sale tor the remaindei of their wages. Tney then continued in the ti.Juse with the Prisoner and 'her daughter about three hours linger, when they went out together.— Hostiles,. nutuitlistanding that treatment, cond. titled to beard and lodge in the house, and the Prosecutor went back nest day, and received a suit of seamen's clothes, which he had ordered, and which were of more !Mlle than the money she took from him. About three days afterwardt, some persons to whom lie had told his story, advised him to prosecute the Prisoner fur robbing him, and that he would then have the clothes and the Money together. The Prisolier, in her defence, stated, that they were both indebted to her fur necessaries which they had ordered; and as they had draesi a part of their money, she was afraid they neret would pay her. She theta offered to produce witnesses to her character, and to prove that she had nut imposed any thing on thesis for more than its value —but Tbc Learned Judge observed, that the evidence did not prove it to have been a robbery, as they had promised to pay the Prisoner, and she never had denied She sum which she had received. They might have prosecuted for the assault in another place. • the Jury immediately acquittedlter. Hownts had also•ipdicted her for robbing him, although he was beatiling with her at the time, and si►e was paying a physician for attending him is his The Pt isonec was likewise acquitted on this its.. dictoient. The Court 'reprimanded, in strong terms, the conduct •of those who thol advised the prusecu. lion, and refused to grant the Prosecuturs their eximices. CLERKb: tififla 4 SESSIONS. IVednesdas t Sept. 27. The Court was occupied the whole of this ai r in heating aid deciding the case* of a great nom. bar of persons committed under the Vagraut Act, a number of wham, being incorrigible, mid. old offeuders, were committed to prison fur dyfereut periods of time. • • The Grand and Petty Juries were discharged by the Chairman, who, in the name of the Court, thanked them fur their attention and conduct dur. log this laborious Session, the longest ever known at Cle, ken well. The Court was then adjourned to Aim:dab - the 30th October nezi, for traverse trials. An interesting scent., which iracted the notice of numerous passengers, presented itself ins Tues. thy, in Fleet.street and Cheapside. A number of young soldiers, who were wounded at the battle of Cortinua, paned along the above mentioned streets, on crutches, most of them having lost a leg, which excited the commiseration of all wito saw smelt a body of no young men so badly wended, none of them appearing to be mamas' ty years of age. 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