The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-24 00:00:00

r ASSISRS. FORMAN.' tfaara The business bore to-day consisted of only causes, one of winch, Harcourt v. Twit, was long, being au elimination of the manner in w a tenant had managed a farm at East floathly; in county. The enquiry consisted of the state of bodges, ditches, fences, tiler fiords, &c. &c.; and reply a long set-off of money pith The other, Bacon V. Lover, was an action of eject, meet to recover possession of a farm by the Chu; wardens of this parish of Chidly. The evident stated, a demise' by the Plaintiff to the Defender aUlk omit% to quit, but the Defendant proving a Sequent taking which the notice did not cover, Jury found a verdict for the Defendant. CROWN SIDE. IPm. Elliott was indicted for stealing 300 welgi of logwood, part of the cargo of the skip Nintrr lately wrecked at F...tst Dean. Ur. Setjeent BEST, who opened the case, admit that there was no other evidence against the Prisoner bat that the goods were found in his cart. The Learned Jos►ae immediately said, that . tiridence was too slight, and directed a verdict of Net Guilty. -vow- KIWI'. THE RAIMSI OW ROORNSTER V. RAWLINS. Mr. I , ;srixAssz, for the Plaintiff, opened the sating, *bat this was an action brought upon bye.law by the.Corporatioe of Rochester, by wh' it is declared that any poems not being a Freer of the city, shall not be permitted to miry on k trade within the liberty of the city. The,Defende, was not a Freeman, and he carried on the bush of an agticulttiral ma,.; s itine-maker, within the libel of the city. Mr. COMMON SERJEANT, on the same side, that this' was a very simple question—whether Defeitclant had violated a certain bye-law made si time since by the city of Rochester, by which he subjected tea. penalty of 10s. a day ? That city, altuuld prove by his witnesses to the Court, Corporation by prescription, and that it had recei, divers charter& in its hams as a corporation. This bye-law, which they have made, was to enforce custom practised time out of mind, that no person should receive the benefit of the city utiles. - should previously become a freeman of the city, t Consequently a persons who had not the freedom the city mast not carry on any business within lihrrty. He should prove, beyoud tall doubt, this custom existed time out of mind, by refert to his documents. Th? next question was as slim as the first—whether the Defendant actually cart on hi; business as agricultural. machine-maker ? this be should also prove as satisfactorily as , former to the Court. The question lay in a very narrow compass, but he was aware that the evidp , would takO up much of the time of the Court. What defence them could be set ep he was total ;gnome', but he was sure it was in good hands. Mt. Wm. Illingworth was first called, who pr , diced various numbers of charters, from the time Edvaid the Confessor downwards.—. Charters in reign of 'Richard I. Henry fII. Charles I. James I. were brought forward; that at that tii the city of Rochester was called a. Corporation, bad a Cinamon Council in the reign of James and a great variety of charters were read, dated from the year 1123, proving that several citizens that time paid 30s. annually for the freedom of city. A document was next produced, dated 17th April, 1809, showing that the Defendant paid 31.- for freedom. The bye-law of 1689 was neat handed, in and read, enforcing the payment of 31. annuallf for the freedom of the city of Rochester, but which no eiol was affixed. Mr. MilialrATT ' for the Defendant, objected than this bye-laiv not having the seal of the Corporation was of no effect. UOMMON SERZEANT conceived that the bye law wanted no Corporation seal, as it was not _ act of the Corporation, but of the Common Council acting for the Corporation. The Loan Cults BARON over-ruled this jection. Mr. MAanyx.rx also raked another objecti.. which was, that ls the bve.law of 1639 expressly stated, that any actiLn of deht should be brought the name of the Chamberlain, as this was an apt of the same nature, and brought in the Immo of . Corporation, and not the Chamberlain, It was not goad action. . Th 4. COMMON SOUZA NT replied. that although the bye-law citd state that actions should be brought the name of the Chamberlain, yet it did not pro. hibit "1:e Corporation from bringing an action.• .The LORD CHIEF BARON thought, that as Corporatiou received the penalties, they had a rig to slue. • FAmond Baker was the next witness called , the Plaintiff, who stated that he was 60 years el had resided in Rochester 37 years, and lived, ss4 he first came there, in Cage-lane, in the parish Strood, its the liberty of the city, next door to Defendant, who carried on the business of an agr , cultural machine-maker. Witness subsequently mowed to St. Margaret's parish, which was 'also within , the city, and'paid for the freedom of carry , ing on his trade; afterwards, however, he became principal Serjeatit of the Mace for the city of Ro chester, and received the payments of the non-free men for the freedom of the city, and received some in Cege-lane. Thomas Harting carried on the business of brewer, in the parish of St. Margaret's, in the betty pf the city of Rochester, for which he paid to the Corporation first 30s. a year, and afterward! Thomas Birch, and several other witnemses . proved the same fact. John Plumber was a carpenter by trade, tieing Strom!, worked for the Defendant, Rawlins, rnt than one year and an half itt all, and left him alien a week or a fortnight before Michaelmas. The " fetidant carried on the business of an agricultuftl machine-maker,in Cage-lane. The Wardent Mm . . self worked but little in the trade, but had a pretty fair sale of his goods ) and several titan farmers tame its to look at them. •~a~;r #- Joseph Bail worked also for the. Defendant ..•. - . . „ . , t • ' • . • • .. • , t - ;•-• . - . . .. _ • ~ • THE .grAiresuAN , ..'‘ • ..........,.. • . ..........1.1...........M............r......... 1... M.... ..........,..... ..,. - RIP' --r- - ) , s_ , t* Wilnwirg - Nua..7 o . . . ~. - • - 7 eage-lane, about two gets, from 1808 to 1810, rites reit • • bVST drvaltdolvs. i il and he carried cm the tricks Ofiqtriculteral, machine. ..easeme... • . - , ' t maker. . • blitnattiCrsictio'l l idlis: • . Bering the late reties§ or the' two Ffinis4 if girt. tsWe''. Mr: Dadlour ie an attorney, and stirred his dirk-, . . . 'Bement, a-coutract was made with the • Westtnialo , • ' . Wirr-Itike Meech 29. fissulk oewooolo Comet i t H ain o tai . .stor.Ges Light Company; for Pettit% Westminsteri • very ship with Mr. Gates, formerly town - clerk for the rhich city of Rochester; he knew Cage-lane, but did met . 241 1htiftwat of Lit r a co from the Royal .Military to be Corset and Sub- Hall, arid the avenues leading to the Home, i this know the Defendant ;it was within the liberty of the Lieutenant, by purchase!. Il a i le gYmooths' Proiaatell: • ie of Lords and Commons. For this puryose the f the city; and witness said, about 20 years ago he was ea_. fr iteghoen om them e of l oot s rag o o e oiebe ete sergeo s i n fr ello il h ard o y e ce„ here w rr e b eg ,. arrangements are now . complete. A. pipe has been collect the money for the different shops,. in-, cho . . conducted from Palace-yard into Westminster Pepe nd ia. sent to • 'I . eluding Cage-lane. on entering which it branches , ff right, and left and . • ' 4lb Ditto, Lieut. Anoints Await, from the Sid Foot, to be Tills forms a resent ' 4 . ject.- •• The evidence on. the part of the Plaintiff' having Lieutenant, vice neon, wboexebanges. _ _ s then conducted at the base of the walls to , the ~,, . irch- 4 ilere terminated- • lis te l l i , t . W e a tr w il er airt p r o m etoa' aellt. tate be tre C4r e Lr ei ght " D i rait tim ooot tli pa . r- i p i pe r end of the building. 4 otr, ' . from whenie smeller pipes, of about an an inch ie _ lence , Mr. htentteerr rose to ma k e , an observation, nth R eg i nee t o f Li g ht Dra g oon s , c o met ao&sa Newsome to . . diameter are led to glass lamps, surmounted with,' lent, 1 but he did not intend in the least, he dad, to take b l e ree l . aeotennot, without purchase , .. vice Orden, mho re- sub- Iris Learned Friends by sus size . It had been Mated 1 r .f• ap ß po laig io a too le t :e I.letaelanti.wilbeft p a r - ' very elegant covers of a conicat • form , an the top of the Bth Light iaragoitiei. 1 which are placed crowns . Witt:in these ' lamps are • : the in the evidence, that there has beets a Common 17 ala th ti , tto vice C . m F r rase net ..--... Clarke, Gent. to De Corpet. !ice be Council held before the Mayor of Rochester, sad 196 Ditto. Brevet-Major Robert Lisle tu be Major, by pus- the burners, which present one elearond vivid flame.. ' '• it has been also stated, that the Common Coun- • elite vice Parker, who retires. ' 1 cil have a right. to make sueh hie . ' as they shall Liner. Jobe testate to be Captaits at a Troop,. by purchase, In the centre of the space between the Courts of Chancery and King's. Bench, suspended from an emit , " eight think fit to introduce as, bye-laws. • But it will constit ute L L isl . G e. oldsinid to he Lieutenant, vice Emtace. formetlof gas-conducting - p i p es , appears to bang two ''-. ... - trod, therefore be necessary for the other side to give Earle Welby, Gent. to be Meet. by purchase, vice. ~ s . large burners of a circular form, similar its appear. some evidence-Ist, That for five or 600 years past, • . y, promoted. lat Regiment of Foot Guards. - once to the tubes of a Liverpool lamp, ever --- ' lifted there has existed a Common Council ; and, 2dlYt. tette &setae's of Conspaaies and Limitenant•Coloaeb-Capt. which is placed conical formed glasses. Ininsee• • loner , it must be proved, the ,Learned Coensel contended, satinet Lambert, vice Clifton, killed Nn action • Capt. ro. . that it wes the' custom of the Commo n Council to ii...manac, vice the Honourable James Macdonald, killed in Gately over the folding doors leading into the paspp ;mime. . • • from the House of Commons to 'the Committee. this make bye-laws time' out of mind.. There was no To be* Lienteiaab and Captains-=Ensign• Walter Vane,_' vice and , is tt single burner, e.orroallott ,_ diwir is ale, I . , • of- evidence that he could see by hay bye-law for en- 1 eke Lowe/et; and Ensigu F. F. Luttrell, vice Mara appea• mice with one of these last described. The .' Sallee!, killed inaction ; Ensign William Frederick John,. rooms, forcing the right of paying for heelless, anterior to I sat it " e •' . , . passage itself is lighted wieh si - , ilee burners; which 1 the date' of the Charter of-Jaieei I. which ens- i iis he Raelgn, walkout pitreloase-Fletcher Norton. Cent. • , . beet, go. are enveloped by glass bells. Theta hive tali-appear. 4k • ''-- ' powered the Common Cosincit•for theirs! time to iliw H i A u ta i l t-- sa & -cani • lle T'' . e.. • •..1 pe IPO un- Fo Hunter , .vice Lasn . - ante of being suspended from the milled. coiling by make bye.luws. • . , ~ . 06kkoessais 'wane of Foot tin i a e rps iau . t. C co ap ione t. Fir,anneitishebto.tbloißra. cords, the cords being, io fact, the pipet, which case Mr. CaltaioN SEI/EAR': replied to tee squinted, ..tenser t6:411. Captain and Lieu on a , that he thought it was not founded in fact. He was ' • thus - led to the sp ot from whence the lighldipttalle• ' • be L ieutenant . lid Ca 'b y ' are • • - ---- --,•!•••- • ' r t el l W, An•truther to a Plain, Par - without - exhibiting any 'of. thine clams Y .. .... .-J rhich j sorry to see his Learned Friend so blind to the evi- • gii, t ., v iee Praßee, who retiree_ H. which the first idea of . . .., . the inventibleeegbil _ tee I . , mean i deuce adduced : in his opinion he .conceived that ITo be Earigai, wit..out o perimee, James Hervey, Galt.; to expect. Bursters, of Woe ilinteesimie toe Pbselid • any ; there was sufficient evidence to show that t h e. Ce- , ';,i tilrit,El7,;„,." ' n e t lit o'f l ea F CiDaras ) 7 l antig e n G ; lk illiam Stockdal to be Atilt 1 Mon Council had made ordinances a tong time pro- !• • • eieateaant atheaptain, vire Ctitherow, killed in &m e lon. I at . (2)1 en trance Cron New- P4 41: PI w biek kW._ '. enter, 'end'in 1110 . servatits'ahall, 'nett the • 1 iness i vious to that in 1689, as in 1421 it wo od he seen , Whfilea:Wallace_ Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smektlate. ! Male' pipes • 4in R,*niscoi of lout, Capt. H. Bettesworth, from the Coro- lobby of the House of Cesimons. 'The w hal e, has ••: • • • .. W lei - ty lan ordinance had been passed - by the Commo n • well Militia, to he Captain , with temporary rank. • ICouncil ; but how long before that period these ory I Resign Edward Town' to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, deceased. I lights which they hove tuperteded, : said 1 ditances had been made, it was impossible to sae, es 11111 : 1 Di "' creased. Drury Howe, Esq, to be Paymaster, vice Khigsley, 'superior to the .1 in point of number, gr I • the there was no record._ Although, therefore, there 1 late Ditto, Gyffard, Gent , to be Ensien , without pur- : a lthough, - - esti- limited. The place. . connecting pipes leading from the reseriroirs being tome was no .date .in the Charters previous to 18'14 yet, I chase, viee Lees, whose appOiotaietat has not taken • • 18th Ditto Lieutenant Jame, Surname; from the %no Foot, toe painted - the same colour as the walls, are only dis- he is in his ofiinion, there was sufficient eridenie tq say, 1 ;ti qtr by the closest inspection, sod, if news. i. be Lieutenant , vice nanean t 'whe exchauges. - he that each ordinances and bye-laws were pesater ,by 22d Ditto, Qoarter4laster-Serjealit Aunty Thomson to be Q6rar- , ' ! nary, `they could be wholly concealed. In lighting • is a the Common Council long previous fa it. .., ter-Master. • . I 9frt i l o t ivz;g A z i : t : .n et surgt v i • 1 21. 1 . i.d riagasi on in gr pa om the 68th Foot, the gas, it is necessary thet each lamp shodld be vie eyed The Criree fl A tioN Llf i , I t tleii was - only in entry , Sr with the common *Mos, but they are mi- nis in 1621, mentioning OA* tivhde, lir, the Com. =4th Ditto. ilreeet l llajor-Edward Paikiason'toim alajor, with- Sitido .. , 1 tinguishecl in a `moment by tenting cocks, placed at ce a mon Council ; there shit; i great deal • rif evidence to To bel l .i r e c at . itts w Meant purchase -Eitsign • George Whannell, 1 given distances, prudently out of the reach of any ram prove that the Common Cotsicittet previous to 1689, vice Patch , who retires ; :Ensign Jellies G. Ogle, - vice Wood, • she but the evidence ea:, he conceived,. What we, the who:slim ; and Lietsteaset lota Duncan, none the aeth I mischievous persons, who - Might feel disposed, If the and evidence of their having made bye-taws previoes to fforded, to cut off the necessary sn ir reecti "4 v .t i arn ce es aul A li t v ia aa rd's w ee a , o ir ex am caaeg the i es. d Dragoon Guards, to be . opportunity were a n food of the flame. The ;of that date. As it struck tally,, he 'Could not ,think meet,, vice Abercrombie, who exchanges. I gees being of lead y are tae • s its the evidence went far enough to prjre,: that" anti bye- 9 th uitt°, Emir, Wm. Lon, from the Soutir Cork Militiai • liable to accidents than if composed of any other . . • . • . fins ' o, witbmit pram._ that !ewe were made by the ComrSon - Catietil previous to e!ite le t e igo, illiain Fenwict. Gedt to be' Ensign, without ! m a t er i a l . - The interior of h rt the -oneell. of Parliament continue Ting 1689 , but there was tio doubt iii hii mind • diet there purchase, vice Phelan , wboser appointment has got takes npla war b C ommon Council anterior to that • tiete. place. •• ter - be lighted as usual with wee; bet if, on trial, the ' 4 8th Ditto, Lieutenant George Wighttnan to h ! Captain of o ' gas should be - foetid sore eritibl o, I't will bi adopted. ted . ' pried '• The Plaintiff was therefor e a0...1 . :.; . ' • Company, by' purchase, via Humphreys, who retires. ; „ ... . and 56th Ditto, - Captain Jobe Monett, from the Bth• Royal! Veteran- 411 W who're of Virektmin4ter will shortly be lighted in . ... r.-_--• . .i . .... .., I , • Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. vice Hadfield, apa , the same manlier. ' tiro I • CANER !DO, adscasp. • ,ir vaulted to doe n t h Royal Veteran Battalion , i Two Gothic stoves have also been ' erected in the very - . Ibispital-Assistant Arebibald Skinks to be Assistant-Sargeoii, r-semeno-oa ~,. - , - - . _ Vie! Coletpaglii promoted in the 2fil Capon iterailio.l. 'avenues of the ,Ifeuses, widch.emit a great heat, and eice t, ' Ole Friday evening last Mr. Serjeent Irrere. iktlis;, Ph Ditto, Eusig o llsch Liolilicutt, from the..96M Foot, to be render the Who'll bUllilisig perfectly warm. . -•- • Litattenastr. w itptirie Tice Nagle, who resigns, ie liy . ter of Diswilieg College , geese.* g _ .• !tette -it )(hilly . .......-a5........—a...r•—..—A....-- .... Held DINO, ileatielJelswit: Willniey, from the South - Cork Ali-1 -• - • Lodge in this eniversity, to *hi .. ;- . • of tf# Ai; . tha w , heSasien, wlllar. , rehuse. ,The - premises of: Mr.' Dodthie, of North 'l'icl- • ` •• ',lilies in the count of - - ••- ' - o rsiteMielf 0111111,EUptnin Jame. pro- S's many •e • ' - ft i e e ,, ; ; . „.-ew., • Tepee* be Oafludo eta' • • Hunter, lab t-' ai from lloC half - Pay attar 68th ' worth, W ilts •cetsght fi t* en liftsitbiy se'unieht, which 2 Company, • Ilee .- .a•, , •-• n e e .j the whole of •AO buildings • Zitie . r .with 41ms Feral. . ' e el' University, arid families itsithe tow • • • . - mood - • -.2 , th e 1 the cir cuit , &a.. Were invited. • 4 .•- .- . --; . - • ,',..i , p o pillil . LIT Jebteth%lae, from the SEthFoot._to be.' mg ntensils, sever,. visfolehtitfi., Urges, V 4 qUap'tere lo 4t he Cri t R.. itheat , pitreleise, vice Fortesetie , saP-• ;of barley ; 2 . 1 sacks of s iheaqtttitil 134 quarters of and I Yesterday evenine a sermon was reach,* at, I I & .. , oats, were entirety censuused; . • ' time I nits , Church, in this town;hy the low villistos, .. -• , idathew.Stettarts Gent:.to be Ensign, by purchase,. i and' M. A. Fellow of King's Colter, let Atilitlienelit of . atatkr to . SWF, Inallaoted in the billi Foot. L.l the sufferers in Germany, whole- , bililecti Ai • on N e t s,. , a l g a Charles face to be Lieutenantovithom pitr , -, j , ,: : ': DiErk. i , On the 22d inst . after a long mid:taxer* illness, Thomas We- , amounted to 1001. 12s. 6d. . ' • - Amos Reid, Gent. to be Ealeplaialee Jut*. .: , i thertill, Esq: of Hammersmith, in his tiff year. ated The Rev. Delabere Prittitatt; iilL A... Fellow of VFT. . , 'tin - the 29d inst. Mrs. Agin An Bogy, Whet son's house, 2e,. sat l i 'robe I,lleatenant•Calonela is Army—Mejor George Mut- Waod-streei.Chearide, aged 71 t h e ! Trinity College, is presented by• the Master and• • • debility, of 69th Foot ; • • or Alt-seeder Hogg, _. 'of •55th l • Dropped Jona and instantly expired, on .Sunday atteranon ' • Fellows of that Society to the valuable Rectory of Fo Gv i j o in i e. l and Major -.--.. a-.. k ',eemantle , or the Coldstream• host, whilst hbaut to enter the door of a pigeon,. won*, Mrs. pre,. Cheadle, in the county of Stafford, teealet by the. Wheeler, wife.of Mr-Wheeler, of Gray's Inn•passiar, Watch- To be lit lathe Army- 7 -4719WD Cif George Hoste, Knt , of maker, baying at the tape an infant bet twe montitiohl in her his booth of the Rev. John Jackson. - the.Eagiseeri ; Captain Alward Mitchell, of the Artillery ; 4 arini, leaving a husband and nine children in a slate Witch soma ,dee; ..she Chancellor's two gold medals ' for the best sad Captain W. Cochrane. of the lOW Foot. may conceive, bat nooedeseribe: had just before 'Vatted with idly : iiificietits in classical learning ' amongst the con. . ,_. STAFF. the see Punt, - To be Derit i t at Amistant-Cohunissariei•General to the Forces-. -....-............, , __ - ...c____________„;._ -....,—.11:../awa...- t t o. unlacing Bachelor* of Arts, ate this year adjudged to .. J o h n L eg t, Gent. ; Edward Byndloss, Gent t Arthur , Mr. Geo. lidillett and Mr. Henry Yell. Elliott, both Barrows. , ;eat. ~Cieurg e Swinary, Gent. ; and Johailisipoi 0 Direrders• have, coutributest more eiaentielly - that of Trinity College. Wood, Gent. HOSPITAL STA Fr. ~-.', - tii'etstroy Mammal happiness tbelitthose wake are I 0 to. lion Thisubject of the Seatonma prize poem for the , Surgeon Edward Dow, from the aith Foot, to be Surgeon to. adm . w . muir ?" 4ll l " "r iett .f , ni.."(44,. of C e ‘ b edi u o r t e t i , b en r e e i tile _ wao : ee lac er l a a k k o r e oa present year is-Jephtuh meeting his Daughtgli - titer the Forces. ; has been tainted Ili disease a renevatioo of stability is hall- a: • • To be Iloapital-Assistants to the Forti*--Hospital-Mate George Desi „ a ti e r ok o t a to. •• .. - . by e _ his rash vow. • Gritfio ; Hospital-Mate Judie Crawford ;II ospital-Maie J: 1 '' 4.,4„,.,,,• ~,,,e.t,itteate devoted a t m . promee to the eicioelca• L the The Rev. W. Metcalfe, LL. B. is instituted to the Trigance ; flottipital-Mate G. Rocca ; Alexander APilatyre, J . (iv , ---- ',4•4 - "'n ee ; t W e ea ;, den, and the „ oct .• f i le -- of moil 1 Rectory of Foulmins, in this county, on the resigns- ISext. ; David it. Cundell, Gent. ; David IM'Oilion, Gent. ;.- our p errs- ' • ' linden,' to armor, so dor as *ears Alexander Cumming,. Gent. 4 James- Arthur, Gem. ; John ow, !hit • i • dam salads ,oeu ,Q,, sac too loose loo; , 1 (ion of the Bishop of Bristol. , 4 . O'Donnell, Gent.; Edward Pickens, Gent. ; aadJulin no-, _ poolko o o m ic , coodk o o . a , ! woe hat oo t t h et: i . 1 . -,. ob. The Rev. Fred. Raymond Barker, M. A. of Exeter ! bertsoe, Gent., College, Oxford, is instituted to the Vica.rage of 1 • The Ring's German I.e.ine • • • -.,. , - Attie inikitylep into every brancb,ab Navy Sergendsoie &wave ist Regiment of Lig h t - D 000 s, L • eo " • • . • R WiSti, l tienli early period a preetice, 'aro resene iislividisah a tenant-Geuerao . C u s,, . fr om ilbeeignoratim of se.editented men, or the equally dangerous ( Lion, ! Teyetun ) in tisfoilishire. Walinaden to be Colin2-Commandwat, vice il u abs Oil pretiplpuiry of gener..i pratiitioaen. . • :idl 'ceased. T MEMORANDUM. • he disorders to the cure of which •we have devoted owe tilo y tentintetompthe every species of Venereal infectian ; all kinds , it in • POLICE. • • The nader-mentiened Olken. are superseded , heist aboem , of Debility, whether arising from the habits in' seisoniesessee :tion . withosit leave, viz.: •.:-• ~ -4 the iodeigencies of snaturer moat ' that decanatement of the alio the -m0i....- . Lieutenant Brisac, 90th Flat ; Lieut. Carew, 57th Foot TIM . tern in 'wanes which is called Barn:4mm or Sterility 1 Seminal • Harreeolannew.-Edward Denby was broitglatep en W 4.1 Ensign Phnom, 85th Foot. " " Weakness, Gitets, Ohstmetiona in the Urethra; _ns also Sint. rota $ oesday for a anal examination, hcfor- Mr., Caeca.. .Ilia .*•ilir. ' tates whether re eat or of hang duration, awl which •Imeis • •-1 ___-.- —___ ____-____ Sett AN , c h a rge d with stealing seven ~w oes of 'Oen copper, tne boded the skill of other pmetioners, are by our resent im- plooer, Mr. James Sheen braider 'on /161- The Countess Dowager SeENcEtt died on Friday proved plan of treatment effecturilly and perainumitly dared, °u g h rire P ,Z. 4 his et"- - • * '*- ' jest, after an littlest of only a few minutes, and• the'; without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarm- ught The Prig having been suspected of stealing copper, Mr. previous enjoyment of full health. This most •ete-•• log Pl ell ' Grr l la r *kith s, fre , S g r a6l • l Y 1. " 41I ' v ", I L ! aPPlisall" of Oro. George Alexander Sheen, brother to ibe Pre tor , rook the .. th e lunar caustic., In the course a our extradite practices* a opportunity to emelt some faeces of copper wallet the Prisoner Cellent Lady will be greatly missed in society,' bee Lis - metropolis, inuserthis rases of strictures have been and ate : was gone borne to dinner, which be laid on Rin i brnch 6 jobs life being actively devoted to the good of otheesi:.e.; daily ender our rare, the total eradication of which is effettell • the : Dere, apprentice to Mr. Sheen, and Jeremiah Howard, a Jour- • ter beneficeloce was extensive and knew no limielk ai l b a iqfe, ;en j oin, and expeditious mode of cute, supra toe to, ight rreym.an, watelied the Prisoner's motions, and observed hies an , . , three piece s of copper off a sheet of copper th at was seer his it, which were ample. Upon herotheret Willy,' proecedieg from this coMplaini, are speedily ressmosia o • I bench. He was called bark again and aearched. w hen thesevess Ma t 'qualities we shall not dwell-the'reward is of mettle patient restored to sound and vieordus haalth:olllilte,_ I for i pietas of copper were found concealed in his. breeches, oat of - '` . where the debility Iles fur yew-. exisied n proper • ' ' ' 7 ' : , another world. In this • 'she enjoyed lo ng• health, long. vetaince ist our restorative reMed‘ iu . s is ladisp' easaslyrmiriT; *-* ol d , ! which r; „ , :i i i Mlllr r ke.l. • • . The was fully committed for trial. I life, the esteem of all who knew her,and the cheerful- so revive the slumbering sparks of life, ard 'to .reauireuste ./' Shen ! Racw•wroiter.:-Sohn Bryan& the rather, Cohn, his son.. mid ' an"- Of .coawitutioo. - . ' mind that accompanies, luelitillied taffitY and Numenitis Diseases are th e result •of iOurrince or Mute al 11111 1 . •.' h o f Sarah, his wife, were brought to the Office by Pearkes, Charged ' -••--- - and h lint unfrequentle Mears • • with taking illegal insnoince in the last State Lottery. It Ref :' g oo dness. All that was wanting to eompleteherearthly treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, niaewarded hour. By a superior method sech cemolablif afro • the • kgri. i roye a d uc t i li; ) l ( l ) l2; !s o s nl i ke e l d 2li b i c ing• r in King-street, S o n o, Mau" j happiness was the satisfaction of having lived to wit. pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the. indiscretioa ui ell t len th ey melee) 21‘1 4 , for . ness the marriage of her grundson, 'Viscount A L- ;cavil y cured; slid even where others bare fliaed,:ora caw that each, provided the erst•strawn ticket in the State Lottery was re- 1 , in them on the last day of drawing. Also 2000 for 101 6d pre. : THORPE with the amiable Miss - Ace...Lest which was 'we as , • ay .pritssu a radical' meautblisbnaent. - . • also aided the ant drawn ticket was iiiit on the same day . . * - jto have ' taken place is a few dart, end it now, of Few , however , are the eases of cnmpiicated disistees. la thill , .., Try- John Rescind, seta. was sentenced to six months hapritenmeet, , from nn indulgence in a solitary sine, or the prevalent OMB, - 1 ' disorder, compared with the calamitous ohuntiou of awe, Witq e • • • ~ , course, postponed by this melancholy 'Ciente Iles and his wife and introvert discharged. ame Elizabeth Hazen was brought so the OtSee by mid Ladyship wan the daughter of Yraphatt POlartz of of a fashionabk life, &claire that unit of debilit; (pith is tie * unavoidable monequence of . . Ro.- charged with a similar °fiance, in George-huilth • , • ' 4e "' Midgehent-house, Berkshire, Esq. • she was mar. such pereiciont habits._,,lalierealler ... ra se _ bone, and sentenced to three months imariseement. unhappy Offerer' broods over he misers, but tarefuity . conessom • ' Alice Graham, on a similar thaw, in Oxford steeds, was vied in 1755, sad wee mother of the - present Rae( hie inialananes, it may be some comotaition fo r t taiiii;to kap that although h Man object of aeubt.ac asieertaiaty billtiiiher . iota° sentenced to two months imprisonment. ' Seldelli t • the Cowden of Broisolouatt, and the hide - Uprent-n41.:.-W.ni. Mitchell was yeirerjav charged by Mr.' • . a D rrouggigag. • . • , practitionere, the removal of these deliciesicies hi (106A6411644611, - DISC ) i , a . Scowell, whartinger, of Starnotis Lower Wtiarf, wi th m e ow Wel i! c t n ae ur ri nl ies uc e h f a H n a x i i el t ioaw i r a V tle enee haves ae on l a. ea d are , am ee r . prevented ay .am exits attientare • ~ t „ progress of riamention , is the a.cquiremeot of ler eaperitemis a qtiantity of nay. • ' Yesterday, as a coil waggon . was passing the e li- it appeared that Mr. Stowell had frequently of late missed anion " of this he 'd Y t l paid "dad, hut could not tell how it went. Wednesday morning early, . crossing from nomtroo.stroot to , li atniver-yard, in is ,„ , a warerman, in the employ Of Mr. Semieli, detected Ate Psis , Sts Giliet t es the hind 'wheel came off, find, shocki n g winner"' iglu p itle, .ind in these Nail no pat ilfi 10C Ili lir '" oar Iliad two others, near his master's premises, opening a mat t o oved of fill 4 the Prisoner took out four heads, and the otheraierione ' --- re la te, fell upon a poor inan, , , sweeps that . Mar i . a ir . d .. l . v. , nnee, - who'have long been diiatiliDisoat in ~hole ... we,e preptithic to titki oat Cero, when they percaived *emit- 1 lerOSlling, and !Woke both his th 'This Shows our defect s ale a cu t4 r m ebit' 4 11 °""lirq,ll39" 1114$114"41actae . medical skill. . • • 2 _ Iwo: watching them, aad ran off. The witness, 'however, me- i die socesaky el masters paying •githi t litteretion td Math-Its in the Couiary are e e p l e t i e t, t o m e te the v o n t" ' Ig Lig seeded in steering the Prisoner, and on the tax hcing pro- ti more • (treed Mr. Seamen au able to ' swear to It, as being he ? ; 100- i the insliectfon Of their cprrliges, es too little tareit 119 ^f 'heat case s ant* and 'menet of Haloes, inalletog o dant* taken by their ,tenants. . Note for Advice am) Mandan; and the mole littler cir4o4 , . . . OfW . bout • "Ni Prisoner %Vas fully committed' for trial at the Anises. . eult itt itic aser atin ee ntA l L kis h w is e i :t e4 ve pr t e b :l l. e i ne ° e7 r • aaa vaf e e lla , ee k rat billr' es•ltat ili re teetie part of die Kingdom. Ere- • ,I l o m t i r Ell tirv en is ie c ro ba d r at ..ed ,.was with 4 sgeal o 4 L asi hreerse tt j. ter thurert aohe y .. a,. 011, . S 11 ; 4 1111 ,11 evening, laM e az Mr. But.t . , erfi . eld, of 1 Orsett, it, was returning home in hes chaise f rom ; ofentr pr.etipenes„lstet iseeiscittence 44 Mil such thi4 inaMillinn is toral 'ef hint. , . Aselati. - , *BLS Ellfrfe. Wep t gept ‘eitl;iit g few po tk o , g,vot wt . : cm Currie** Cu, •. arty h -e ronsaleedby palters _ retty : (big ' ' ell e 04 e 130 . tigrfkeld f, (Ap o& w ja t hi s ' o " 1 1 l ' * I I I! ir9 lac grerieest secrecy tookilesmir, ektior: • - . , . MOOS r - A: fever has been raging. for sotrifferts on bona ' , ' , , .046 •• • 1.9111419' b i.' T/ 441 'ss et rii n st i ller .iiii ii ti n aj . "1 1$7.." 4 4 " ie j !t41 141) tec b l• t : 1 1 . iht ii r .e. ; ; • • '' the ten - prison ships at Gillingham" Wtqr .Chatham ; . • - ass m 6, . lio t t piiiih the gi e ptk 4 4 4 0,44tes ..,.;...._ ~ _ c _L . :____„_ ,.. , _,_____•_, Li e.,„ 1 it in *Which, we stir Itsiiry to Ski' it ilinCilAbilleds • • , ) , . , _ i . i • . .. • , , ...... .