The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

' • 171 i G. OLD BAILEY —Sam 13. 4 TRIAL ov ix vulvae aiim TEIONAS BRIM**. norms Brom,* aid Jig* Ciduae•wore Indletld, the former for stealing on the .ifkkof ,Inly.lloo, printed *inks, value Iwo Pounds, the property of heitjainin 'Hensley, and the latter for receiving-the ssid•books, knowing them to be stolen. Me. Ailomes.sts•ed the cass for•the prosecution, and called the following evidence : Mr. Benjamin Hensley deposal. that be was a printer in bolt-court, Fleet•street. He employed the prisoner Woman as estehoitvelian. About the latter end of Jan►. the viten. printed in *chive edition ef " hingard's History •,Bnglaiwi," for Mr... Mar the bookseller. Bremen listed ' t" l ". 4 ' ° hild .l lived with Owner three .oaths; that on the Settiniar oNe ht, he and hie master, oa leaving the shop, put out the Os lights. They left a candle lighted in a large candle. stick, he believed on the &muter, that be might see his war to bed on his return. After leaving the 11017.11 about 200 yards, heard an alarm of fire near the New Road . ; walked into Cannon Street, where the prisoner took a basket from bins, and desired him to make haste home and.go to bed. Witness went home, and found the house on fire and tt cirati , a abbot it. lie then went to Watling Street. Ile mistook this street. for Thames Street. (dere the witness reutradicted many things which several of t'm by-standertt heard him ewe when the fire was talked of.) • Mr. en sweets then ordered the boy into misted!, as ad accessory, and remanded the two prisoners fur some days. J (i ) & ir'~~ ' 4!: ~~; . 140 4 fp Iry I .111.Prir".1...ialii eidea 01 I inv 5t4401 U. Rui Maclaine' A:kraal • toot ropt oliss Prestos . pami , hiparitiri The e tatli Ay Ii aresini 441 Jot; frm onto Torwi:d 1 . eived, be took of.4sAgfewl," for Mee Ittairman the bookseller. Bremen collated the work, arid therefore bad access to it. In cos- t heir sincere regret that they could not constientiousli de- investigation, watch was .. iuv. s ...........y -......._____, _ . clue the men at the bar, who had received so high a listed four hours end a half. The p risoner is a man of re. LONDON MARK gTs. ' riitiolitr• *gamer of hsfOrtnation wbieh the witness rec 8. 0 1: • character, innocent of the charge which had been brought spectable appearance , and about 50 years of VC stork of the work about the end of Anglo. and found that • Coal EXCHANGE, MARE - LANIV. . against them. He then returned a verdict of vary, but Mr. Henry Cuthush, of No. 107, in the London Road, remelting and Prices of British Corn. be bad lost from 13 to 20 copies, each copy containing 8 r eco m m e n ded . the prisoners to mercy, on account of their stated, that on Saturday night last, about half-past twelve vered in this market, during the week ended Saturday, th e tige s te ssei4 i bitch toleniei. Os the sth of Meuse the witness accompanied remiss good character. o'clock, as he was standing at his door, he heard cries of 6th of S ept. S :- Mr. Pelletier (Mr. klawmaree foreman) to Caftan's shop P The following . . , prisoners were capitally convicted :-Jobe •' Fire." He instantly ran to the spot, and saw some per. ___ . Qrs. Is. (I. • s. d. .s.o ooo*l ' in illaelunaneweet, in the Sotough. In answer to some • Crisp, age 1 29; William Lox , 46; James Dixon, 20: and eons collected round the prisoner's house. lie assisted in wheat 7,9313 for 23, i 9410 9 Average .... ee 8 hope, ettecturs queltioht of the witness, Calton said he had several of the Samue l Barley , Phillips, 15, for burglary-Mary Healey, 26 ; and breaking open the shop door, in order to save the inmates, 34 1 ,0011 00 ;•" - e ebe Ike ' "Id end dell. octavo copies of " Lineard's History, " at 31. per copy. Sarah Hitches - 40, 20, for stealing in a dwelling - house . Rye oats • 5,641 .. 7,575 1 4 F• The itisess then left the shop, and joined Sir. Fellou es, conceiving that Swa ffi eld and his boy Edwards were asleep ••• .... •• • 48 •• • • 83 4 0 •••• • 36 8 le bit gilded S 4 . . who had been waiting outside, but shortly after again en- eMieneintmlene in the house. The moment the door was burst open , the Deans • ind ... .. 1,7118 13 s n I Loa l ioe: ;el teredit in company with Mr. Fellows,. Mr. Fellows, ad. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SUPT. 15. bottom part of the shop was found to be filled with smoke. P eat . • He then went round to the private door, and with the as- - diessing Untie, said, he heard that' Ire was offering Samuel James Box was convicted of indecently exposing MCI Of GRAIN ON nosan surfeit Vilna I-- Wig OLD 11 ' Liogard's History" for sale at a very rethiced•price. which sistance of a stranger hammered it in, sod is the passage S. IL, PE his person to t wo • appeared the snore extraordinory cadre (Cali nac) was pre- young children, named Eliza Morgan and basely an old lady standing with scarcely any covering on Wheat, red, (old) ....38 52 Beans, smell. (new) ..3e MI RE No Sarah Heighten& on the. the Ist of September last, as they her. She appeared to be greatly alarmed. and made an sent at Mr, nawrnan's. sail 'bent a month before, and --e-- white, (oid) - -MI 57 --- (old) ....34 37 telly ins • • were coming from school in Ironmonger-lane, and was sea- attempt to go back into the house, but witness hurried refused to purchase any copies of the work. Cahnac aP - mimed to six months' imprisonment in the House of Coerce her up in his arms and conveyed her into a place of safety. li ne ...... ... e to 44 _ --- 7...... 1 7.2 ( old) tnvw; ....3 t 13 33 3.4 art found reared ronfisse.l. and said that he had only two copies to tlon. The house was soon afterwards in a blase. On Sunday superfine • • ...46 50 -- barrow (new) ..31 34 offered to sell. Mr. Fellowes replied, that he knew that Calmac had Ambrose finery Crofton, a young man of respectable ap- morning he saw the prisoner's apprentice Edwards, and , white (new) -34 44 (old) ..34 36 Af.a, YEN] offered a respectable bookseller six copies only a day or two pearance, and Joseph Clarke, a soldier in the Foot Guards, before. Cairene, being pressed, said be had purchased six were indicted for having unlaw f u ll y and wickedly attempted had a conversation with him to the following effect:-Tbe -- fine 44 Ott Oats, feed IS 22 NO, which e copies at 21. •108. per copy, of a man who had brought them to commit anannatural crime together, on Thursday last : - e boy said, that at about • quarter past 12 o'clock un the superfine 6° 53 -- fins ••s 21 23 our. Linnet t oaturday night, he and shop 2 l v his master left the in the Rye 3 4 34 ---- Poland ,'' SO 2.4 eery descript to his shop; but he neither knew the • man's name nor ad- The case against the prisoners, has been detailed in our police ........26 30 - fine ' 24 26 eductiort in ; report. j ar e ' fine dress. Cahn ae"efterwards said that this man was a messenger The ary funn el a verdict 31 3-3 Pots toe .. ...... 42 14, T. W. beg, at the King's Bench prison, and that he sold the books on of Guilty against both the psi- lodeiogs in Thames Street, and that after he had left the -- superfine-. 33 34 — fins • ...20 27 guished patro Boners, and the CHAIRMAN sentenced them to 19 months' im- goods at his master's house. he returned. to the London Nis i t behalf of a prisimer there; het upon being asked to go to 50 34 Scotch 23 23 superiority of prisonment in the House of Correction. Road, and then saw his master's house on fire; that hr then fi ne the King's Bench, and point nut the messenger. he oh- The prisoner Crofton, on hearing the sentence, struck his 55 60 him their tuts went immediately back to Thames Street to inform his pease, hog served that he did not know the man was a messenger at hand against his head with great violence, and said, "I am 32 3/ Flour, per Sack ......43 be Hearth Rue toaster of the circumstance, and that both came back to- --- maple 33 37 -- Seconds Ol4 leo boars noi the King's Bench, but only that he said he was. innocent as the child unborn-so is that unfortunate man bo- lo his crosoexamination, the witness stated that when side me ; I could wish to die this very moment:' I to the en d of London Street, nearly oppostte to —. white ...... -32 34 -- North Country a 4 4,1 --,----- get ter up the hou•e; that his master seeing the house nearly burnt --- boilers .. •• . -36 39 Pollard, lbw, per qr. -10 17 REF INE he accompanied Mr. Fellowes to Calicoes shop, he did not The people outside the Court, on hearing the verdict, set up down, and a large mob of people collected about the house, Brat* W 4 32 Bran .. .9 le , Mud . know that any copies of" Lingerd's History" were missing a shout, and on the prisoners leaving the dock assailed them ropesolliery Own from his warelionse. The witness printed from between with loud hissing and booting. We were informed that they P ed to go back to Themm•s Street, which they did, end • SEEDS. ste. • • end Machine' were only prevented by a strong bogy of constables from " slept there that night. Mr. Cutbusb, in continuation, Mormay, S EPT. S 15.-The tine weather has its effect oe els. w s p e e t s,ce , 1 1,01 5 to .1.025 copies of " Lingard's History" for Mr. 51mw. man. The lowest price -at 'which Sir. Mittman 's executing summary jus tice on the culprits on their road stated that yesterday morning lie saw the prisoner iu the Trade, and every thing is in a dull state. Rapeseed is father ik e . F ro m from the Court-honse Cr the prison to which they are con- London Raid, as he was standing at his door. The psi - cheaper. adopted for tl ". Lingard'p History" was eold to his' knoeledee s was 31., signed. • PRICE or 1101 2 S, run Cote. IN THE HOROCUIL thief occsati with 'a borne of 4 per meet tq these who took 24 copies. la the course of the morning, 116 true WI a were returned by saner said, " 11 ) 1r o . u Cti i t a b v u e sh b . er I n fe g el iv p: g rtic in u e l . a,,rly w o i b t l n i e g , e l d .to fo la r . MoNeee, SEPT. 15.-The Hops generally ere reportel to' . . The 'engine employs' upwards of 100 men, and tbey all had the grand jury. Theyla g faecal. lie first i entered the house it sslittle be going off; many are affected with an insect which destroi Y , •. . ware almost all for assaults and petty tam ch ara cter yo u 'w alto an other Pr access to the work. larcenies. ..' room at the bottom of the shop that was OD lire. The pri- the sin g of the Hop, which causes the Hop to decay insiced Guinei l , r o :; aiswwiriwwwwwwriim Mr. Benjamin Fellowes, the foreman of Mr. Newman, soner replied, that the fire bad commenced nit stairs, and of gaining in weight, is daily decreasing, which will canal ROAD c,.. of ',Agate Street, deposed. that Mr. hlawmais was the INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, MONDAY, &CPT. 15. Tim picking genera rark4estuloigf tool; proprietor of " Lingard's History of Eogleutl." Some commences that it broke out 20 minutes before he lett the house. Wit. them to fall much short of estimate. ness asked him whether would take Isis oath of that fact, this work: rather more doing both in 01d and 7sit.w. Lois are wet i time doting last Spring, Mr. Newman published an octavo Wm. Osborn was opposed by Mr. Ileum, on behalf of a and he replied, " Yes, I certainly will." Pince or BeeeD.-The price of tne 41b Loaf is stated at Sian the gem • edition of the works and previously to its being produced. M n. Baker, of No. 22, London-road, stated, that be en- Old. by the full-priced Bakers. creditor named Hetherington.santiiies w he lust what iscilled a" trade dinner." at which it is usual 1 i to fix the price of forthcoming works. The lowest price Exad for the sale of the new edition of o bineerrl'a History" Ivils 31. I:er copy, with a bonus of 4 per cent, to those who L•oli k 5 copies This prier was to he g iven for the work in Mr. BENNETT, attorney for the opposing creditor, stated tered the p prisoner's slop with the last witness. 'l'ne little that he was employed by Mr. Hetherington, a shop keeper room at the bottom of the shop was in one body of fire, nod at Chelsea , to sue the insolvent for a debt of St. which lie there did not appear to be any fire up stairs at this time.- had repeatedly ' applied for in vain. Witness issued a writ Witness had had a conversation with the apprentice boy on sllitileteLD, MONDAY, SEPT.sEPT. 15. pER sT.or P s ric p e o s t j r N a D tu s znb i y .) the Clerk of the Market. - • Veal . dius prices. Um s, J . . e . e, " Taylor, and ...4 oto 4 8 i " h "" 47 ' B ' - . awainst him, and lie in consequencecalled upon witness and Sanday morning, at his mother ' s house near Lambeth Beef Mutton 3 4 - 4 0 Lamb 3 2t03 10 Pork 4 0- 4 re i A SOO thesis, The next . trade prier was 31.85. to those who took offered 3 10 - 4 less than 25 copies. The retail price in hoards was fixed to pxy the debt by instalments of 30s. per month. Church, when he gave a very singular account of his SAI. OR at 41. Ifis. After the trade dinner 405 copies were deliver, Ili then inquired what costs there were, and was told and his master's conduct on the night of the tire. The boy CATTLE AT MARKET Tills 0 %Y. B ts, 3,169; Calves, 290 ; Sheep, •24,850 ; Pigs, ?An. ! of Hair, res t ed to Mr. Meanie° by Mr. Hensley. The write dinner ~ upon somewhat under 5/ • • which he said. "lie would be said, that he and his feaster had been in the London-road 'lie at large, I d-d if he would ay costs or any thing else, and Mr. die- on the Saturday night, but that they could nut get near the NEIVGATE MARKET, MONDAY, SEPT. 15. , • . • sod alto beg teak place on the 23d of April, and the book was published thine ton would s uffer for it." The declaration at this house, in cons •quenee of the crowds of people round it; ran sneer S POUNDS (DEAD.) s. d. • not Conroe. on the l 3d ofJone. The work has never declined in prices. d. s. J. Veal 3oto 6 ts ?ions Artici 1 (corn flat time, Mr. Calinac was present at Mr elawman's trade dinner, and refused to purchase any of the work.- time was ir prepared, but not filed. The insolvent went away, that after they bad left the London - road in order to carry Beef upon uttering the ' words before mentioned ; and the decla- some meat to Thames -street, they saw from Lorulon-bridge Mutton ration was filed of course. Osborn appeared to it on the slier , and his master sent him back to ascertain where it 24to 3 4 Pork ...3 0- 5 n bottles. sae i 20- 3 6 -Lamb .. :.40 - 6 O castor Oil, I lo conseqtreuce of information which the witness received HAY AND STRAW, PER , LOAD, gensine, and I , &ma bookseller named Dowding, he examined Mr. Maw- 21st of April. by Mr. Sl'Duff of Castle-street, Holborn, his was ; Isis master observing at the same time, that the fire to Siels. Od. -Clover, 100 s. Od. to 130 s: Od. , attorney. On the next day (22. 1 ) he issued a writ against must be either in Daywood.straet, or Prospect place. and SMITHIPIELD.—ney, SOS. Od. to 1035.04.-Straw, Wes. Od. , " si li v ` na the to , r l " l ",.. S I man's stock, and found no copies of" Lingard'e History" Mr. Hetherington for 21.5 - . This writ was served the desiring him to bring back word to Thames-street whether tor HOWL, Wanting; The remainder of the witness's testimony was in r.JAMlts'S.-Ilay 84s. Od. to 1265. Od.-Straw, 425. W. ame day, and the declaration filed the next. He brought it was near bis premises. That when he found where it serve that a corroboration of what AlMr. Hensley haul stated respectingto 545. Od.-Clover , l'l6s. Od. to 120 s. Od. • his cross action in the King's Bench. Mr. Hetherington's was, he did as his master required, and both returned, bat to W4sesniektc_nteloeir.e.-r:H955ay.,0479.5t.001405.t0.12040,. Od.-Straw, 395. Od. the terertmer Vie proceedings in Calmat's shop. He also stated that he "A. ROWI action being in the Common Pleas. Upon witness remon- could get no nearer to the house than London-street, on found three copies of " Lingard's History" at the shop of t t•with Mr bliDuff upon this disgraceful transaction, account of the fire. Witness would positively swear that s re ing Mr. Renshaw , a bookseller, in Fleet Street. , he told witness hewas very sorry for it, but that Mr. Osborn the crowd about the house was not so great as to prevent e Ware per too. Bottovon. John Clinton, a constable. deposed that be apprehended* per ton. Rotten Oars had insisted on it. however, had be been at home, it should any person from getting near to it from the commencement Brentsz on the 14th of Auguste and searchrl him. Bre. ...• -.52 oto 3 0 Ware 2ote 2 It Also, Rem not have been done. Wheels agaio calling on 51 , r. Ill'Huff to the conclusion of it, There was • free passage kept open Middlings lloto 1 lb Middlings ...... Iloto I It Bar on the , . man denied that lie had any fob, bat when the witness dis. on the 28th of April, proposed to accept Osborn's eognovit from his (witness's) house, at the corner of the London- Chats llnto 0 0 \ Chats Common Red ....0 oto 0 0 Common Red ...0 oto 0 o wetting lb* . ..1 11l to o o Ilse use of F S covered it, he said that there was nothing in it. The wit- at three months, for 121., which would not cover the debt, road to the fire. and seven of his men were constantly at mess, however, turned the fob out, and found two papers in The boy Onions Os. Od. to G 5.0.1. perbos. Odious 03.0 d. toOs.oB. per WV.. Price 4 8 .- 7 and above half the costs out of pocket. To this Mr. 51'Daff work backwards and forwards with pails of water. it, able!) Beeman said were memorandums referring t3 Sold by I agreed. Witness prepared the cogaovit, and took it to Mr. told witness that he made his bed before he left the house, Bi rt ritb.-Last week. Deborah Osman, the wife of • tome-tug eau. 4 transactions that occurred three years back. The witness M'Duff's on the nth. Mr. M • Dulf said he should first see in the little room, and both went out together ; and that seemlier. near Southampton, was delive of three children 1 oh, o: searched the prisoner ' s lodgings, and there found a piece ea , . WI. Hatton his Client. Witoess reminded him that his (M'Daff's) his master fastened the door : and that when his master waggl a b i rmathe A rAir M ag y e . n . ,t rr te m s . , red a a,iar t . h dft ts t ec i ha p az a m i tg , Z i . ty . a M n e d sp e . r of paper. (The witness here produced the two pap ers action was going on all this while, and tbat it must sent him back to see where' the fire was, he gave him the of the Hon. East India Company's service, mot of the late Admiral M,n4y. imi Blew. which he had fiinnd in the prisoner's fob, and that which be stayed. Ott the Ist of May, he again went to Mr . M'Duff key of the house, that he might go to bed. Several wit- c ‘ d Pl i s i u n H a ore, C o u f rr o s t l o l, to Louisa Bowen, youngest Magian of the Ide Perry and he found at his lodgings.) On the 16th of August the wit-1$ On the loth feat ., at St. James's Church, Westminster. H. Cvnliffe to PSI, Rep to know if the co g was signed :be was told that Osborn nesses stated that they beard the prisoner declare that the I mess seat-cited. Cahuac's house, but found no copies of " Lin- had not been there since, but was expected in die fire hall commenced up stairs, and that it had broken out 20 et Islington, to Martha, second laughter of Samuel Nock, gm. or itow- ; Si e ge, cs, nerd's History." course of the day. On the 2d of Slav, in the morning, minutes before he left the premises. street. John Dowdinr, a bookseller in Newgate Street, denoted Newberry, t aft itlc er e a t T i_ ; . rit : • , l rl on iam g i e ll n gar fo s i W th . e L c op y i n n t a L to o ti 4d t . i. formerly one ern he Iteyrnec- t ten. How DI ED.-On Friday last. at his home at Tunbridge Wells, la bbi 77th Wall .__ „, that Omni tire 23th of July Cahuac called at his shop, and witness received a note from Sir. Sl'Duff, stating that he tibergold, the constable, stated that when he apprehended had at length prevailed on his client to sign the cognovit the prisoner yesterday, at 10 o'clock, in the London-road. the 13th Inst., In theme senor his an, W. Warse,Ese. et 7, al anerat Bradford, in the county of 'Somerset. • 2so. Prom. offered six copies of " Lingard's History," octavo edition, market ; F on the proposed terms ; bat witness took no notice of that the prisoner was followed by a large mob, who were hooting Albany, at 21. As . per copy. The witness declined purchasing General Ilnetley Governor of Pendennis Castle • Rishopasat note, as the trial was then coining on, and took place about and hissing after hitn,and saying that lie had burnt his own On n Stmlay, the 14th inst. at an advanced age. at Cotd.am Lodge, turr--F , ..., the books, and sent to inform Mr. Mennen of the cit.:On the 11th lust ., at Edutb• met, aged 63, James . Btodart.Esg ,of Rasseil• ' firs itig y b es ii , e o n half an hour after. Ou tie 16th. of June witness obtained house. After the prisoner was conveyed to the watchhonse cumstance. a bill of particulars in the insolvent's action, and on the lie asked what charge there was against him? Witness square. • James Cooper. a bookseller in Fisher's Alley,Water Lane, 13th received a demand to plead. On the 19th witness told him it would qe explained before the-Magistrates; upon semerioesomemeseumesumeese _ • proved that the writing on the paper found in Breman's R. EADY . respectfully calls the attention of those irtetnerS. pleaded judgment recovered, to which the insolvent put in which he said the mob had accused him of setting his shop D Ask fur lodgings was his. On the 18th of July the witness bought a replication, that that judgment, leach was for 301., he on fire, but that it was the room up stairs. Witness desired afflicted, to his peculiar and effectual method of o b serve l e of Mr. Calmat, at his shop, six copies of " Lingard's His. had satisfied. Witness again remonstrated with Mr. ee'Duff him to say nothing to criminate himself, as it was full 20 cure, and although he will not presume to pledge infallibilite - tort'," octavo edition, at-2 1 . 10e. Only five copies were de- upon this disgraceful proceeding. Mr. M'Duff said he was minutes before the room up stairs was on fire. Afterwards, in every description of case, yet as faras human aid, aSliSt livered to the witness; three of these be exchanged midi . him • eel b medical and surgical ex rience can be a lied, be • sorry for it, but be could not help it, as his client insisted as they were going to the watebbouse, prisoner told his YPe , PP „. ii Mr. Renshaw. of Fleet Street, for Comyn's Digest. The house was in Watling-street, but be did not rightly on going on. 'The writ was for 2/. 55.; but there were only other . promises a speedy and permanent restoratino.—Dr. E. i other two copies be sent to Mr. Agg, a bookbinder, to be entries in the insolvent's books against Mr. Hetherington know the number, that it was a corner house, and he in • eonsalted daily at N0.'498, Dean-street, Soho, and I, Hatfield. SOCR.' • bound. Mr. Agg returned them, saying they were imper- for 195., and Mr. Hetherington only admitted 16s. ro be tended to O p en a shop there, and had ordered its goods. street, Stamford-street, Bled:friars and Waterloo-roads, by rapt fect. The witness made out a het of the sheets which due. On his crosi-exansination. witness said that be ruled Wm, James, another constable, confirmed the evidence of patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) en. married in , were wanting (this was the paper found in Breman's lodg• the other party to reply, for the purpose of forcing the the preceding witness. closing • fee, meet respectable attention by return of second to be wed cast.-IMper Ground streeteeurrey side of Blaekfriars Bridge, word "as ings.) He took the list to Caboac. and Caboac said he cause to a termination. His client had not only lost his Charles James White, engineer to the British Fire leads directly to 1, Hatfleldstreet , imture. would tinware the sheets to make the copies perfect. Some original debt of 81., but the insolvent's conduct bad put Office, steed that at 10 o'clock yesterday morning be. Tim ea time after, however, Calniac celled at the witness's shop, .his ajesty s Royal L etters Patent.---LEAK 6• S . &Aileron AY M • ' him to 50/. additional menet. saw the prisoner standing in the London-road. The pn. and said he would take back the imperfect copies of " Lin-Rake , jes t ' s One small Pill is a Dose; and plums on The COURT, in pronouncing judgment, observed that goner was asked by one Harlington whether he was insured; _ will . .. bli ss gard's History, when the witnessaccordingly delivered them the taking of one box, in a recent case, soon convince one u they . most be cautious, whatever might be their own lire he said he was not. i to Alin. ' the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No- Previot u • t pression of the meaning of die Act, not to strain it upon Shergold here said that the prisoner told him he •• Deorge Coiner. the brother of the last witness, proved this subject. It was true that the words of the 19t h section had been insured for a trifling sum at the Phmnix office thing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient ;ration, it than this remedy, for such as are obliged to go jonrnie, er the passi that five copies of " Liogard's History" were delivered at only referred, as urged by Counsel, to " a vexatious dr- for three years, and that it was a tacky thing for him that to sea, as it needs no confinement or r e straint of Diet: and iteptultiel i his brother's shop, one copy by Mr. (,abuse , and the four fence of an action ;" and, therefore, if this second action lie was insured. 60 years experience (In an extensive practice) has proved have cute i others by Catmee's son. it no. attribute alone had been brought before the Court as a ground of Mary Hensel, an old lady about 70 years of age, stated. that It will effect a Core, when- all other methods era tio _ , • -..--- Agg, a bookbinder, deposed that be received fi velee disorders, i they esti complaint. I ' t tb would not have remanded this insolvent tbat she was landlady of the house, and that she occupied thing. For the Scurvy and other chron pam . ey 1 . copies of " Lingard's History' to put into boards. Only uponfl oor. O n M on day Tuesday it. it was, however, pregnant evidence of the Wen- a room in the second or last , Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40 000 ifs , impress li 1 three of the copies were perfect. The witness made out a lion of the insolvent in that part of his conduct which did she saw several hampers with straw and little in themof b rad' 1 withi n ' the lest • rest. both sexes, have been ea: y cured list of the imperfections of the remaining copies, which he mirs • • TT • 'hoesr . Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, . ay I come within the meaning of the Act; anti if after inch standing upon one another at the bottom of the shop. near y • give to Mr. Cooper. One of the papers found in Breman's conduct he were to be discharged without animadversion the little parlour. She called Mr. Swaffield, and asked Irina Loft and Soto Surgeons,* at their house, No. 9, New Bridge the fob was shown to the witness, who identified it as the list ofstreet, in boxes of only 2a . 9d. each, duty included. Tiro riosalse I by that Court, it woul4 be a notification to the country whether he did not think there was danger in having such iinoerfections which he had drawn sup. are also sold by their appointment, with cot directions whence I . that they must not dare to bring an action to recover email materials lying about so near the gas. He replied. " Yon at Mr. Hepburn ' s Toy Shop, 103. Oxford-weet; Mr. 9" or relief Mr. Renshaw , the bookseller, in Fleet Street, merely ~ debts in future. This was what the Court would uever have nothing to do with it." Witness said no more, as he borough's, 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Motor iwpe- en proved that he received three copies of " Lingard's History' sanction by their judgment; and they therefore ordered appeared rather huffish. meat ;at Mr. Better's, Edinburg's ; Mr. Newberry's, DO advances 1 : from Mr. Cooper. that the insolvent should clot receive any benefit under the air. Caesium beris inquired whe'ther she had complained lin ; itl lie and by one person in every considerable s lung r xku p 1 1 James Clapperton, a servant in the employment of Mr. Act, as to his debt to Mr. Hetherington, until lie should of this matter to any of her neighbours. S . 'he replied that Britain and Ireland. Advice grates to persons s tn The e Benslev, deposed that about the latter end of idly he found have been in custody at his suit for a period not exceeding she had complained that the gas burned all night. tike above, or other of the Proprietor's medicines. by the I N k • See the published list. bj , the Rove Colima Loaders. ouptial a paper on Bremen's desk. A paper was handed to the nine months from the dote of filing his petition ; and that added, tbat she was afraid to go to bed for fear of being I L 3 L----e------ ----- '' i . . weak-y ,e, witness, which he said was the paper which he had found he s h ou ld be confined within the walls of the prison. burned. For the last fortnight or three weeks, the shop •NO ' Proved! an Breman's desk. He believed the writing on the paper . had a Ashby appearance. comp are d w ith its former appear- SPECIFIC was ever brought into use by the rei l a n a 7.1 re' to be that of Beeman. The paper was lying openlyon the POLICE. ance,. and that . it was getting worse and worse every day. 0 p ro f e ssor, o f B e a d k i n e a t o equal PEEDIC'S Celebrated „t desk, and the witness placed it on a peg, from which 13re- On Saturday night she got lions . e at 9 o ' clock , but did not and Incomparable Faze - cif Pius, for the speedy, safe, sod lo ea a re ' 'ifla I I I have 1 it. - "va s " - man might , eis p easel, remover like to go to bed from fear of being burn d. She went out effectual CURE expel th wad the ` owl to 'The written paper referred to was lucre read by the clerk, Outenneta..-Yeeterday Ann llethero. a very respectable to a neighbour's till within a few minutes to 11, an then or a certain disorder, lit all its Insinuadeg forms. .. .1e,.• heal 1 i ' 1 and Imported to,bea list of imperfections in some copies looking young woniao, was li.ought op before Alderinan returned and went into the drawing room as was her cu e - malignant and destr uctive Rale:ages It daily makes on tae • I of " Linvard's History," which liad been sold by Mr. Maw- &MITE by Smythe, die street-keepci, evil° had preven ted man to a bookseller named And , min, in Piccadilly. happily , thee . Pills la so a E l l a' her tone without a light, to close the shutters. Alter which, Human Frame ; bet, OS. to w k i r , from throwing herself into the water, from Illackfriars' she went up stairs to her room, undressed herself, and went huffed time, and in so safe and easy a, member, as hug juts knocks in such Mi confidence of stiocess, that 1 u Mr. Anderson,' bookseller, is Piccadilly, proved that he Bridge the preceding night. The account she gave of her • into bed. In the midst of her prayers she 'learn loud etteodar haul not in July bought any copies of " Lingard's History" selfshell she is the widow of no officer, and though at the street door. She went to time window, and saw a . fat fDi shall be lln the • mime tliis fiCIP Pao& tantain of Mr. Maryann, and that he had never sent a list of int- married toer. coahl not hear the idea of living with crowd, who called out to her that the house was on . five. 9P e r 1 7d in a Bor es, ese at 2s r perfections in that work to Mr. Hensley. • him -The Magistrate sent her to the Compter, at toe same She hurried down stairs without her clothes but dui not are " s h ou ld I a . - .9c ill, Utpsorysiaad-dvatc ‘ ,..„. 14 " . torwaid •' don; but tbe pr area, the stop gr la"''' ~ e This was the case for the prosecution. time desiring her to he brought up on Friday ;in the observe any fire on the lobbies or staircase. Before she had the Di sease f or aIl ITT qr . r The Counsel for the prisoner asked the Court, whether interim he would endeavour to find out her friends. • , time to open the door it was burst open, and many potions . . that if there be No Cure,. Srf be NO „, . • Jot it was of opinion that there was su ffi cient evi•lence to jun- MART-ILA.DONNE OFFICE.-YeArrilalf the utmost intlig- entered. She-wished to return for her clothes, but was •- P 4 . - '' life the putting of the prisoners on their defence. nation was excited against a female oms e age, named cars ont ot e ruse. . - • f ' 'ddl ' led 1 h h.• - '''. -'• - ii i indap, ti/ WI; 1 IL R. The . I tch Owed .mithpat e washlog. or et 1J The s terun replied is the affirmative, and accordingly Mary Mathews, otherwise Brown, who was, by order of the ,Several bere said. that no lights were ta be seen in the is had smelling only, price else 94, .... ... Lei.. u • • • (tilled on the prisoners for their defence. pones officers, brought to this O ffi ce on charges of cruelty tinperfirtit of the hotter; from the commencement of the fire . Bresnan, in his defence. said it was impossible that he to male infants, of tire ages of. two years and three moths, till 21,1 3 usioaneeeefter. Landon : Printed and - Pubilihstf aVierlea. street, could have taken any property frets' Mr. Bewley's premises, Imvr illegitioute children. . . Jai Failivaeilie Op bey tit the prisoner, stated that,he by R. WARI3BUL,L .. te Prepristors' -••-• kchst • . • • e .., - ere TIM sTATEsMAS brieeuse be never left them except in company with ott persons. He never saw Cohan until he was lo custody:* Citron read a written defence, in which be sokusaii declared that he had purchased the books in the way of trade, and that be had 'lever knows Buenas until Asti he was apprehended, and he also complained of the berth conduct of the prosecutors. Several respectable witnesses Gan a goal character to Bremen, and an unusual number (we should think not less than 30) appeared 10 behalf of Cahuac. The Racoansa then proceeded to sum up the evidence, and concluded at a quarter past one o'clock. The Jury then retired, and precisely at two o'clock re. turned into Court. The Foreman, addressing the Bench, said, he was instructed by his brother Jurors to express their si -trot that they could not conscientiously de- The ehildree • were produced, aid presented indeed a pitiable picture of their mother's depravity. Mr. itswuesow, the Magistrate, in tenet of warm iii— digestion, reprobated the woman's conduct, and committed her to thit House of Correction, and ordered the peer Mail. dren•to the workhouse. The parish officers instantly took the little innocents into their charge, and in the most handsome manner pledged themselves to take care of them. UNION HALL—CHARON OF Aftson.--The whole of the neighbourhood of this office, and the office itself, were crowded ontil half past 5 o'clock yesterday. in consequence of a charge of Arson against Jai Stealleld, a cheese monger, who lately resided at No. 6, in the London Road, Southwark. R. J. Casmasas, Esq. presided during the investigation, which was most minutely conducted, and . F , L. Ii t.~'t` ~~