The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-28 00:00:00

•~ kk - ,v .- , ' A_ • MIDDLESEI SESStala, ocr: MALICIrOUSLY 81110013 TM I . ' Ilenr9r Fox, s boy about 14 years of age,, wisalitcr dieted for assaulting Mary Aau _Hege l . and,- diss charging at her a small brass cauctuis,• loaded with. powder and shot.' . • lary Ann l'icAe shifts'', that she keeps an apple stall io Oxford-matket. On the.l ft hof the present trit.idh she vas passing along the street, when on a stiddeti she heard the report of whit she thought was is pistol, and felt tinsel!' ,wouesled in the leg and thigh. She turned ministate! raw the Prisoner stand big on the pavement, with a small brass carman in his Ht• wiis•laoghing, and on observing the Prot- - secular asap , he called out that he only did it fur 'a la r k. She was very bPrereti wouudedissibeleg . and thigh, and tied ever since been a p 'tient in the- Mid-, diesels Hospital, and was now obliied 'tit to give her evidence. . . A servant boy wild lives at the White Mine pob- in the market, staled-that the Prisoner' had vegetated he would.give him a light witness did net knew., what the Prisitner wanted it-for, and, gave ham a piece of lighted paper. , Soon after• he heard• the' report of the enliven, and looking round saw • It. 'Minding on the pavement, pointed in the direction lit - *Melt the was. Planiel the Meer, took the Piisoner iato custo. dy, -and.now produeed•Ahm.ca orlon, • which was al brass rope, about four inches Jong. The Prisimer, , lit his defence, said, be was only smiling himself, and had .Co intention of hurting' any brie, and expressed bis'sorroW'when he was told of 4.hat had happened ; he bad put 'a little powder wad :siseitissits The's-Inept' to try •it only,. and did not apprebted.arty. mitelAtf 4vlsmi he.areclit , QC. • The...tory. fowl& big, .witty,' iusd after a satiable ashisonition from the•Chairi, he was sentenced to, sis stnoiltloi imprisonment in the House of correction. subscription . of upwards of two pounds was im. meitiately..mede for, the - poor woman by the Bench and the Uar. • •-:. .: • 7 . . . Committed for 1 / tifthee 'examination on Thanday next. WORSHIP-STREET.— Yesterday Thomas J; :tat -brought before Mr. 11Iniri, the sitring Magtit charged • with coennitring a violent assault On. Mes Joseph Graves. of . -titake Nen ingeou. Mr, Preset stated, that last April the, Prisoner's house was spercherl, nn tuspicion of his having stole.. goods. and suspecting he was the cause of such search, that' he came to his house, demanding satisfaction fit the' injury his character sustained, when without'nly farther provocation he knocked him down, drove st i :turn.scsen i n to his heed, which caused him to bleed -most profusely, and threatened, with the mast dreadful oaths and imprecations, he would knack out his brains with a hammer, which he held over him in the most savage attitude. Mr. Graves's vrkit - cif murder brought some person', it? I.l4,_ltightlinCet and the. other escaped ;bot as. soon , us GriVes • recovered from the effects of this da r ing Utitragri; lie ; . obtained . 4 warrant, bUt the Prisoner iblkonded tnild not he met with until now. Ordered to find ---- bail to answer the charge ,P • ' • . • •• DISORDE.Itta - tiOUSES. Mitliatitttr.ntiese.-Yesterday a-number of pub. s licauel-vesidirqg .in.. the neighbourhood of Fleet. street,. worrvirrought before 'the Loan IN A You, oh wkh keeping their.-houses open, am} admit. . tiog characters of the very worst description to be emotion* at. owsessonable bouts. Of this evil his Lordship being 'ipprked, • had.' given .orders to the City Marshals end • Otilcers, , -to exercise their vial.. lance; and thelatterfound it necessary to .brine the' offenders before him. At several of the places•in qoattoo, entertaionnentares:. dealt out from 12 at night. nein 4,4i'Clocit in .the, ,mornitig, and this to the most abandoned characters. Ti.. deleotAißtei*t up hy,che parties was, that I the preens founa.in'tlieir`trOnse, at the hours stated,' bad catered faretbews,lie 12 -o'cloati f and that they could net subsetitelitti torn Them but. Tho officer:, , towevet, dopeoa.d nat,enly• to '&44.40404s enter, 1 but to. - vtbers •beviinc. eu supplied • with- • liquors through a paned of the door of some of the houses at the, tinre mete, 1111144011wths the City .Marshal, _reminded the plaits tkat their houses should be clused'at eleven . :..• ; - • •4 The Lobs M Alfon s -under all the circumstances,. said,. that oo the ptesent'occavion he would forbear p!ucetelitrg sgabist them with severity. Ile us. cured' them, horvelver,• that their conduct should be strictly watched,, and if, while be Jematned in of. a "repetition of the' complaint was exhibi•cl against them, he would order their houses to be io. . dieted, , . SOiy;irrettr.—Testertley a loog investigation fool place before `Sir N. CONANT and Mr. Blittile, norderAbe Building Art, upon an, information brought., by. Mt, Aunt, the. sutreyor of the district of the; Spend and its neighbourhood, against Mr. Robert..{ eels a hatter, `who has lately . taken a house opposite the church of St. Mary-le-Strand, to convert it into a hatter's shop. Mr. Robertson and his builder were I not content with reinstating the shop on the ground ou which it formerly stood, but considerably en croached open the foot-path or King's high 'y, to tlid'grear •anno)auce and unfair athaulage of his neighbours: prOfessional G.otleman attended for M r. R O.l bcrtson, aid argued that Itobertson bad a right to bring his shop flout, out Co the. eatoot of the iron tailing over leis kitchen wilid.tw. The Magistrates were of a difletent opinion, and ordered it to be removed. M. R o bes tints not being satiified with ,the sled- I sire), declared nit intention to appeal to the Sessions against the • onviction. QUEEN-4QUARE.—Ann Tate was charged by. Gar-1 ner, with having stolen a handsome silver hunting. , watch, tegether with chain and seals, under rather curi. , u , Ci34:IIM4IO.3ICPS :—Garner stated, that ire hear ing that a woman was in' thi. Park, conducting her self Iu a gisigullr milliner, swinging about a thowfi welch, and von leg it chould be a present to a pirt‘i c,.'ar friend of her's, a corporal in the :Gaudy hal ...ea in pu , suit of her, doohtieg not, frirtn, knowledge of her character, thirshe ifid.stoietr;thlo l piopert). lie overtook her in• Hitle-park{ and whir! considerable difficulty eiiiirehehded her; and -on searching her minutely be found the property sew' creted about her. Ile ascertained flat:she bad stela the property the precedioenight frOsplorjeant Mac. bean, together with somamoney., . The Serjeant on seeing the - watch, immediately Identified it. Committed for further essolnation. Mary Clare, charged with divers frauds, commit ted en slin . p. keepers by representing herself to be a , bonsekeeper or Look to some respectable people in their neighbourhood, gettiougoods and ordering change for small notes, ems farther exaMined, when Mils. Cook, Newington, fi shmonger, sippeared, and ; accused her of obtaini n g; ender fast ' pretences, . change" for a lA. note. The Prisoner went into thel shop, about three months KO, and looked -out two, lobsters, ordering them with change for a SI: note to.; ;be sent to No. 7, Cross-street, Newington, where • s h e s ot *e .Mott housekeeper; but on the road . she h o y,. desiring him io:give the change, ate she had ca ll at is giocer's„ which he din, an d went en • with the lobsters. On arrisinglbete the livid was detected. OLD'HAILEY." ' • • . - ER MAY, Oce. 47.. ." - Deivid Wood stood indicted, for. borglarippdy breaking and entering the diselling-bottle of Wm. Jeanine, with 'intent to steal the geode and chattels of the mad Ww4 Jenkins, day. the V (Sta of September. The Prosecutor. who is a clerk in the Novi Ogee, had re. tired to rat about 11 o'clock. kliale before lY he was Alarmed pith a crash, as it breaking . of Muss. which appeared to come from the khdien. lie got up and strock•it light, drtd eta coating , 'down stairs be found the 'cliches) window broken.' He (oak lie notice of that, but went up slain and extinguished his, catulle, tellioß Its wife that some one was attempting the house, and he 'mold take him if possible. He sat dawn by the win tlw in the host room up stairs. About one o'clock a coach dense lam the street. and the Prosecutor saw &person follow the roach. who knelt down on the gritting of the kitchen w indow. Witness took a dirlcand went down stairs, where the man was I trying to work uot a gimbles which fastened the lashes of the kitchen winnow. The person scent away, but soon after re • turned, and, succeeded in getting the gitablet oat, and intro-; dosed a stick %silk a honk at the h om endofsit, to try to get out a bas ket of clothes. 'W thought ft requiredsome.inanagement to take him and waited till she Prisonerput , his. band fpr enough in at the window fur the Prosecutor to get hold of it, whew he seized him by the wrist, and pulled his aria in between the hare up to,the shoulder. Witoess called watch ! , and the Prisonerwasietured, when, two Gentlemen coming op, tie Prosecutor gave hathe Priewer to the watch. a WILI,IAM B. MOUNTAIN. Canteen's Rea d • INN, RsiOW•IIII.L. LON notc, The be . Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquor., and wiotterate Charges. The foll. Wing Test ersarhes,••Mnil Chaches,•lke let nut from • the Suracct.'s Head Ism. Snow•hill:— •• Tao %V ATER LOG New Light Four•ilside camel to Halifas, Bradford: hod all piits of the North, out 41 T oo •••'Crek is the Afternoon. and urn ot t.4'14 hien Liou I nn .. Leeds, next . Evening :it Si. o'Clock, through Stionfo./1, ill.l D ricaster: !hi Coach.i. in.enitel to ne. • comsnodade the Too sis of Levis, II B ti•g Vi v i. nity It will leave •Leeds as There-.0 . r'1 el. in the eif elm ou, Paieengers laity conveaienil. come to from those and be 111 London early the vest I,v e.1:1 2 . The UNION New SOUTH A M PION,' %rm. chesser, and Basingstoke F. ur-iside C a- ,at in Vie Morniog, arrives at the,George limn, Southampton, 'u'Glock. This is a mn4 delialn , ul conveyance to i n , tit. of Wigh., Jersey, Guernsey, St. Matoes, Havre de (;her, burgh, AC. • TRAVELLING , FROM IN TWENTV•NIN I:• N LONDO TOllt LsIVERPOOL, • 110 t, • The UMPIRE. a we, Llierpool - Lt.ht •Cimeh, onl •41e ni g ht on the •toad, cairi.-s Font' T side dial I •ur Outside t arts ut from the Suritcen . . Fl rd lan. Snow op, I•maloa, everc.„,., at One Velock,arrises .1 Liv. rp it tier. ufternoan it Si k. through Desoto le, W . •ohurri, r.ha u... 0 ford; Lutterworth, II 'ockles-, At t,. s•-nr, Lit, 1,5 Rogelly, Newcastle, Krausfi r.i, Warr:npoo, IJ ARM DOE. Hues. Iver, Sonlowell and Ac.ori, New propel , • -fbe.wadchman who took. him found on him a green hag - lux - • • 1 black 'crape , and four more . fish-books, like that di the en d a ' Post 'roach, every-ir l' - 1 1 1 - f e " atilm•Sessions.n-ill. - " - 511 AD ft, WELL.—John More, Jew by hivtit, and a ; the stick which be was usin g at the house of Mr. Jenkins l all VV. RV MOUTH Lil l i: n u ' etutch. conies F or Irt.ittes, hr nt h i which hr said Wised in ti-,uiiig. Dorchester, Blawlford, Salisbury, rood Antover, esilv ' , ben likelier b) trade, of Oreetiwich, • was charged on the . oath of Joseph. Bass, of . 14imehoti5e, with hiving 1 the Prisiner said he had lately keen a•puhti-'' noon, :writes at the Crowd ion,. WeYrottelt mese k m ,. • „,, II ohiopes d efence, emiame , an d b a d been driven to the coca- the Packets sail no Wedrws pi d y a se y nap n:l ....c lit , t s t re urt he. t e t ii tr er te F ri i. ri i r m • mi s th at..' assaulted him on Tuesday 'evening• lest: The Pri. :i n s:ion - of the crime by digress. Five, to Gaertner/ turd Jersey, Cheiblitrg held Sr ' Et ki . 1 ,,,,:, - • I '' i 'stoner went to the Prosecutor's house - In ti stile of I ' OuthY— Death, '-• • . • The rood from eherburglt• to Puts,. It tbe 13 , ..t deli,,htfal •;,ad inebriety,• knocked at the door, walked in , enst sat ai. .f.. d Ttro rnr srm i a nfr lias .a Titoseas .i , lied Edward ' Clark, -were in.. th;:exitarainietch:oeih vii. . a , , himself doirn; be asked, eery familiatly, - *bora Iti'a iiii - r l it' . —..„____....ag the dwelling-huose of William , roko th 4 4: 1 1 : - ' hu , , and liming otlfeku a quantity or plate nod t othe i. m .,, . !non ~;., t a ry, ew . Past , itC., Cart let i our k•• sides, every Morning at Seven o ClAck, throu,:k }boat n, At daughter. was ; the .Prosecutor. 'O,lO much iite+ f ticks.. - looter, Briduort Blandford, fitising..toke, and n g --- nished at such an enquiry, as he . wisa perfect!" easel, ..tdri.alarsh basilk dyer in Brook.street, Holborn; on the ' in B OS TON , 'spniaing, pele..bwou„4 Stilt i n. and ')"km ' . • 'timed he had never seen tl;1 "prisoner bigots, but .: moraine of Use lilt, instant, he was alarmed by the watchman , don New Riyol Mail Couch , sets tN p - ;: st -r i v:r .a s e l t , El . t i ti e h ar te:tr l ttr ob %Cilhee het w : . : *about half past tire o'clock : he, whit dun is stairs, and found ' t to a'l tr I oth G ri m , •by, and Dull . . . seeing him to be . Wolk:tiled; he - etideneelited to 4 ta , skop door open, which he fastened at night. - lit appeal/Li r" lrAtri rtn l rinl i t i i.4TWFl I ' l . reason w i t h hi m in such mantiet, as to hen: , m iii hi _f i ct a rc ia lhieves had roken in from au. adjoining. empty house, Denham; Caine , and Marlboor:o, every" Afternoon - tr • 'at of plate , khawn,gown*, - Itc. nod escaped t Mr. May'., toe Gre) hound inn, Bath, find . 04 Larmi l ie I n a .e ra, - good temper, and told him,• if he. would inform him ; from the —Clark Is the son of a man who laid Thoriots.setif,• &idol, next Morning.-- the name of the permit .he wanted, he would.aaw.l beenia,his employment. Bridgewnter, Tauuton, Exeter, dec. every means to assist hitri iti finding bio friend'. (littli'/ 111"iit•ellillaa ecirrobilitteethe '-stateineni, as far as it eon. I, Is HUVllievi • Light Gooch', called, The Bilekingitant, sew not every Moroig at hotf-pirst Seven to'Cl •ek; (lurks Four suspecting the unfortunate ititisnacy that' had, fee• a ! eersitia him ' Robert 111 . kl ~ • considerable time • excited . between him' and - his the sus . ad . , ae nnuo r t ' W il v C et'cluck in the i.iiirnaingliViltitTe-sll4th' If int. "Pnal:411; a nd n e s s gantf nsm it o n d hl . ;I " est% i k w , It h e i t i f2 il d ar t t i • i n i e r an h.- daughter).' All Mil proffered .assistanef, hoWerer, Oeteoer. Obierygd i t..e•Ptiiimet Ciotti in corpany with on. .; hod Ferrybridge,to St Golden Lion Leeds. mst 111 totir " was useless; on a-sedden, the Prisoner . hegan to ex. , w °4 ,,, be e f i lm ati n'„ *l : ° w t r cu . , ll :l l ll ,b. ss " 4 , l ,:X e t r Itil l hegt if a ,, v h a „i = Me i . : fallrwweltrltioletVithtetimteoltrt ag i ree - ll: l at t: i d c i o tinn let of e this hl t ie "lrh ' k is . Clair, where is mg lose —nsa life, r les ,totre Y 11 , g kagke.coote? her . eetweretyhat it was. ' The unties/b it *ben ' tree in the North Road, being uoeqtrkli n e l l in Aeomm e it n ie n :ll. Tea s h e l i e , l i m a b e, , abe . - AO . b e m i ne ! went up the Coart. and . tbe - men slept into Gotharinmareet, .hy Roy other.' . • The father coild no tiff what'tn - thittit; or show to 7: : r i to t ae' e l ' e were own i w o lp ili t i as Ti") . o l' Trptt:dirgatrhe"t=akdr, . BroGLwilarhO4l:wilifirrzn: Gre r T i Gree t w a , ,, A ina rtrur, Busifors, act, until these . exclatnatione la toilette *eV his 'lir witness immediately laid hold of Th eta non, who had ilia I . lOW all barn of Scotland. e g ooWtrat;:o Conch riblit g y i l l : smslit daughter s . wore fill fli!li into •outragii - . sod Itiolence:, sbriirn F. , I rt a tti k t i r ik * t wo ran fi tygi . g.i ft eicie f r o ut pd en Th 4)?2r . I ...iy h o a ß t f o „ fi b c l i e t r ir r o astl h e; rd se lE ts dipbrgh, He l l: . tol . )irrh, p,if ~,,,d against bite s felf; he then instantly tool. flight to a Maribo r iilit-dyer. • He west to Sbihms-town i tb i tame ted g m u oral Silt '.'Clo ck , by I :riy °ll oi Newo 'll rk e , v Vitortt, rul Ta il de ' n t s, m, r 'i r - Isar ‘7.l_ -. • 1iut0 ,...:-. ' , w h ere tdarke n h u a p in ri.hinik:d.. Saar n o t . hen ta ke some lingtoo, Nurthallertots. Durham, Morpeth , on{ tters; l o 4 -. r. ' -t- -- 4board.—Crom• estalhleff:- - - - ----- - - - •themselvetiattigued from 11 lenettr of •Oss neiglibotartni folice-tffict, start , wl the delTutPieill, 1 - 1 " , • -- ~.------ . „. . . . ~ , mage from tbi cuptn...._ . Did not ...en • Pas-eaters finding •i, _ ... Me with great difficulty, taken to the watch-house , know cb ur k. . journey , may rest what lime they please, and thin snit-era as . , . The ,priq eller Styria red before the'sitting . Msgistrste, I A rebileatd. Neaten. a tolice officer belonging to Bow-street, . w i t h ou t mi ,airnkd Y Iwi nt d i : ce . ro nu i,citl i r :u s. r s e n t stli:iewr.bFiLsilAd:hoMmirsisciatiwi,b.Clo4"°lll - when he was asked for hictleftruct he Oared him.. '.avprehealded Clark on the morning of the 14th, before eight .. 1 2 . 7i: folio`: ill a cupboard la his apartiltearsdase silk . "'" self in a -tragic posture, and. commenced a speech, , r• ri c o '',: e r k, alia,, BRIDGENORTH and Withal. sew Piot C•meb, every which, : however, was interrupted ,by violent to . i SLIM bap o arfi, A servant - 1 Evening. , girtof the:Proseentor, proved that CARLISLE, Pearith, and' Wbitrhaven. Post Cootetti sill ciferations trout the Prosecutor, demanding jtiftiCe i , .. monody's:is WI the leads in the caene of tbat.day. She proved a Guard all the way. Paws. through flritagh; Applehy, . be ba s ing learist„since he, cube to the Qthso,.. (hal lii k : l 7 w g :r andd a t itZ e tt y 'r• a i l K s : c l l7 l th a roo ll tb h e i t 4 , l "k Sir, A w k a:,:t e e' Greatahridge, r, Richilowl, latteriek, Pn-ntighbriAge, We- • airs the ':Prisoner was, •op 111,n who, some (imp, *nise i , r a d s , a nd aearn.gowns, which she let; all safe the day before t w itc a r s h ty A el be gl i ; . ni 'Mil;:s l l:sets r 'nut evr n ertri; 'ni nint i* . le urd ;r il l- 4 .. greridy : forms the intireey With the greatest ferilioe. P is-eli en semis- violated the chastity of .his ,daughter, It ottin eery the robbery. She is a ~tufge of the value, which is , above 51. • • other respect aptiog as incoherent as on the pro. ed on the .irl •by Inuit-was or pleasure base the perish:ll sd. i Mr. Marsh 11130 proved ' the property, apir its value, which vantsge•uf their seats being stetted is sier sieve C 'ark, cediur.Tuesda y. • • - , .1 wens far r..iove that iaid in the indtetairrot.. , KEN DAL.' lauwaster, Prooon, KtsttV-Looodob-, tit s in i • . . „ .. The 'worthy Magistrate then intflrP_?tPti Detliteen I Ma. Jab; ice Cit ! titans recapitulated, the evidence, informing : Cbnrley, Orenkiek, nod Must - nog. Putt Coaches, r•ery After the, pirties, whom he strongly recommended 'to an the Jury that un-cas it mold be puppitsed that some of the fa- . noun, at tics ti`Ciork. Guarded: . - '-' -• . oily leathern as the leads ill the courie of the day . -theta there SHEFF now and R.nibet ham Past' Castel", relied the Rock• hunourahie and amicable, adinspneut ..of this . • 4n' ,toad] be so cl -inn of the breaking.. Urn, the Prisoners were' Ingham, every iilorning. . pleasant case; he gave mitstary,admetillion' to the g uilty of the :turglary. If O l eg natertained any doubt on vas Ll V ERPOOL, Warrington. Katitifw4.- Stiin.., and Lite& Prisoner, fined 1 1 ;1 46,, f or 1 gott i n g h ip i t t. an d bead, still tht:e was no doubt thaf properlY, more than the field. Yost ; .Coneb, every Eycolai at P,ve ..'Cl . ek, to the ordered-him to give bail for his (I.llisfq-$OO4 conduct. . , value bf 4(a. - is as stolen from th e direifiog-hotiset and the space Bratbrrlans. Kuraces 3 Head Am, thde-street, p.,:osi.— of time which ir.ienteued between the l icriud of the robbery . . Guar ed Shrosciwn-fi -•- . .sf . .. . . . . and the goods bent; found in the. D e fendant's possession, render- WA K 1-. FIELD rust COSA, eeery: Moraseg, at half past - - ed it extremely • prol. ible that they were themselves the parties 'Kin 'o'Clnek. - s • • R EFRACTORYSRAMISA - . who conimitted the tobbery.—Bilth Guilty. , CH 1 , 14 - r i ... . a tte& Pa/Artie Ppit-S;l:teit.. Italic; • - I SDNDERLAND. Stecktee, and 'A •qp‘ . ., Neetferli;ovnl The folioniing were also 'eapi tally convicted :- -"ellitm--•.of Morning, to the Gr..rge Inn, Kul deviant. `• 1 •• • • -••- 4••1 • •• i• •••••• • ii,. • • . • GenZgeteetielli for a burglary in the dNA 1 I lig-110USO mA .,, t;H FAT , it wi .,„ 1 „,. . c ,,,, it y„,,, 14 , wealth . ; y,, !. h . , Ott Monday 'seek, WM,. Airiett, tr ; sell-known lame ly, apal Acta" dived articles of wearing apparel, —a tat t t. ).., ....... ..0.ver..a...11 . ie i Post Coi:ch..evirry ..I;lier.i.4lll. g 1,1.11"4 .. , character, end. who heed .risidered himself eery 0b... * *One, Jobills•laasn"lletwllrdi'teerlirgit.errettsinilhandk.erchlefrObe•pro-')VseSHPitriiwEleVoSinW(rniilesY,'Well""" and shlc'll. 1).4' 1.'...ti, every Beelle'vbe eh tivaii.ClucliftwolOL onxiouv ifs the seamen an d their friends during the ' perty Mr 'llamas Walker, privately in his shop. i late war, by giving information to the press-gatigi, Samuel Tanner, for vatitiously cutting and litibbing Wm.. met wills a despet ate chastity/11MM NT hit , conduct .— Elliagham, with Welt to murder , or to do him some 'grievous , : 4 ' n * }lea " t w he ' t i lt h adr ` t r _ m of ro l ; Att ioi 7 r l d r*'' Au f; l 3 o .l ` f4 7 1 , 1 " 4 " :41 " ed -• • -.• by Since the Worn of the faqirs be had for safety 1) ( 44 barb. • . *I To MSS it reie. Sao a dart .isi ..ii parfait! Bala, taken up his abode at I,,Proington, a village about ' , - . . four miles dittassi. fan Ills:Above moroing, hnn. i .• .„.... DEIiiCITT.,. Pte. week. ~ ever,. he ventured to, pay...his fa • • . •pnillY, a ymits at ,bill ,WNCOURAGEI)' by, the reuiforso success at- ' SOUTIIAMPTON, Winchester Rimrsl4, Lynebant. 1,,,, . minaten, Chris -tchur , b, Nieswodul, Fordit%hr. , ig , Wirth- f 3, house, On the New !toad.; whets . snme of his 0 0 r- , A:4 tending the,pecilliar foetit.id of TlVerment in thi- cure - if p o „ k . 1 . 1 . a ty, g -he, j e r b e, 1,4 thienver . . Wa t rue Ibib. • . mica seeing him, . they. rise (he alarm, and his a fen - alent . C " m P lainls ' which h. " hunt-CP*lWe" by t he 4 suknu II Y. , fign l aw, in i at a 'rei,eireafsial, t w ice a sreci. Of l• of cyan p mts , in a large ari d .. extensive prittlet...• 64 esot,e" -.wits ipettiqy ttimisted„by P. number 0 . asidgeer . satevre Abe happy effects resulting to the Public from - 6 H R ii ig r ‘ ii ._7; p ill a s n - r w ` N o l kiefe ...__. °lch : A a c lui , Ue P tiinlL • . . - ftseiri ' --- 'a Arm or --- .'" and Dolicaster, Pat ng 5.... ir attention to acertain .......... _ Dis - - women and young keitlite4, ta,ifs* "forced open ilmlicul Me; irmgal eases, Messrs. (;OSS nod CO. •Memberi of the [ideal Col; the. dopr, poor Kirtcro: Was 4 1 444 out to the I public road opposi t e thi g relele „,,, 0 - 4 p i l it, •wh e r e• kce of %karma in London, continue to direct their Wad' h, . those Disorders orating from a Secret destrucit • • Moir let his. enemies materially, .bscrestar4 its number, and considerate Y o uth which not only --• .._ occ a; io o.. a v . -sfse off in who unmercifully pelted .hini. wit) .Sti,tirt, !adne,i of Nertous Allec . iiiiiii, hut also entails on its s rotaries l i s ill v i t i l i: other .atticle of antiolauct the) °l# 4 014,4 .‘dith...- t iietil g t;tr iag o b ;:tle sku 7/ ° :, i, 7:l7 4d :h , rl : :: v * h! " co t nes T hat u d,l Z.p reg if: " . 4 47 l 7 , r e - f . At•this time, some sailors %shook icirt.s:li hid former:, fat habits, est•essive Which the pourers of 114 : t ort% :i ni ti' l it t ren i s 1y . caused to be impresji l ed coming' •• 'boy deter- or any o ther cause, by tti4. Choy . they orn: ff : e nfrbied r , as. f regularly educvded Surgeous of Londint, mined to pay off ttteir. obligalimi to b to. ea e., und speedy restoration to sound and blackened his.face with tar,. and the n c onducted him ' eilt,"r"ln hen". tot conTenient spot .up u lt . cieeehia, called Di p . , . here - no early application is made for the Cure of a Cer w,; lois Disnmer..f aeons , cow itey's-greon, where, they . stripped him naked, and fty, the e r a d icatio n is mall,Red -. y c ecl at a k Vititi"ent of ille p l' e rie f . made him " run the gauntlet, each one Olotltiisl re slap. and in the inure ilent:en and invele';hautvetssi:gCt'S o f I ; a now as he passed along the line ; after whirls diej",l4nuseee:4llZfrotti""" characterised by aenriety of painful and s ) p:izieritnee ja their pici ( without re plunged. him into the burp, and then dismi • ssed hiii, U ntil in diet or eaer . :ise ensure to the Patient.' perimeent with an eahortation to,ansen.l his life. unfart i new. i and rodscol clue. • • . • 1 The DlA.:uses of the Urethra„ ly for Kirtori, his. punishment . was no t . half over, 'for . with. ..r, swish*, from the ab ove C Nap wil frequently out cm ,Z e u e b t e e a d ! no sooner had the sailors quitted lie, thin the mo b . t are he beered ir n a t ti • Fi gnl il t r, n h er Y rsunraletbriointutleihleiteohn:mittural)nra"se'lltir.icitliaant:reefTe_wy- ri h r - e t r her - 1 • (consisting principally of women. and boys, whO had followed. him to see the punishment isiffictihdj.agill . al u dnozlrlon use - of li the " ' tie - WM - irsniSlinittiv I. the painful assailed him With .shower of. inird and -stones, one red'ia very inveterate cases. ol g several yL is s ' •: th ei l .Zirit "" Ned Oeitteti to their ntetivied hilt few dais after the twite. .6Y.'wher Prociitiotiers *without it l ife had .1 • of. which brought him to the grottnd,:.where he'laY, been attesupsts repparently, Senseless, for some Tiouiet. At this • such ,nsu b et a th e agreeable restiq of n prhetice :it* e l v 4 g ant ?juncture the aerunett who had flogged him carne to*his tirt ut t e h d e , abode ,if tictittlient has slot, in one single itotaticer e t v r e b i . tiea r e ti s se h , ne d e ur r i e ng e w ir hich eti p t e l tiod many thousand 'tenors i 174issistance, and rescued hint from his inveterate ene- I : 1 Bulb L ries, who probably would have killed him On Peyfectly cured, after revere and k i e nj7rt i ll ‘l. lll en P t i;l f Oli ll il ii i i ii beep i ~ another mob . met him Kirtost's retort' homeward • • • , Perselereal° lo no itrwee• To. Married Ft:males viblie ervertnt . o A ) .snsar the Shieldfield, and some of tiem,isellidlii6 all pledges e tit connubial happiness : int4e - he• • l i i r of thfWi tend er tat way to hit house, it is said that a pnliiei it r in t a b e ll? a ' re i : g ,,,,j,,,,, eetteeliontok,.ow.thaih . e t : l , t p e ee en e ted e , itt , Tay ~I na' the general health li 'renovirted!and v t;e rfu nd! kiirtoo's,. against whom he had informed . , . ' • and. who pediments removed. Iw o pre . Messrs. Goss nod Co. exclusively profetiing the Cure nf thrill, . 1 crisi t elit t isctrakernot aplpirif:, in order An: they may not :be niorkilt.l frown:pun of .war a few days ago, !retu rned sent. at the above outrageous - scone . few, with the obitary FA) justly attached I i the s . ignorant empiiir , think it but iintice da thenoel •'• .• 1 , that they have been properly Educated hod 'initiated vet to st ' ile s ADOERTltillin't•••-il Ritrini* Of 50 GOMIS IS rithatilil'lthidPr:rifinvontiiirdsla ( truta liel l va he ir li v ie n lin w t h p i r .C i h rfrss r iorial 'ininv ou lterv t ie# hai 4e offered by Maisie . Cioirin eol Tn., of Chorlatte-' irer). That a residence Ilonse, Blackfdirs, for the discoier, of the ' uthor '. like . wairaiii v ite t ;tis e tiVie • ..nt n i v i l lie' v e vti vl Of a Letter sent to the Medicat•BOard. 7. We have! (I),'„,eir, pa in, ,_ ""h" 146 ". 111 " D So ,overt. rt• 1114 dwe lt : .will % in seen it ; the Initguigiis.that of a'qUalkeii: and bawl' og i - u tg ,,, --- i, „c,„T' fi r d r ,'." ‘ , (l . l , 4 : rife‘ta.ieriOlielwowilmfed• th_7_,avittor# •the %Val worth Poit.mark--a more seurriltioe - aed4R. : debilitadoe ett l a ms - Ili - alie posed " -- "West nag l abour unrg•eidar vective instrument we have never wltneisitd, aid t flintier, that hiving had oPPwrilowilich ta i dleet7pr il o d t .tu. . . l A r . --- - hope, for the honour of 'the Profession, it - will 'nit' grarintlit? , :r i zi7i i i ntii"le IKttwitilhincF with the co ' id:: prove the effusion of a Medical Man—if so; it meet; ..".ragelfif ilikPle d i l A r : :ll Dl 1 tha t : H. lZr *411; e t ; then ; I ne he. r e w it arise from a grovelling sensation s or "pride arid eniry i '" e " t Tr ir n yu e nt hrsi•ineurtee. item tat sujt the practice - td r6 he at : seeing 'a Societf Of eminent Men lending - their aid e sitc=aitaiii!i7iTielLst.arnii-Itt's " liiiie.l"4li P f r k*lbdil i' 4 l to un f ort a im ies; who have conoitted' men igleareda i whirl/ thkequives by nululrlsert 4 4r 4l %* it le ra li ll e"66dessi* wili of the Profession. Perhaps smite of the A iithOt's' ni P she i l lm w' js rp, c"nslYAMte r esti p u n ie st ' i 'gr ieYihrtur• patients have etpfriencid theirtitention!!—Messrs. : for twlr v irt roll - n e jit a l i r d rorr e i " Da l' . i ' ma " i'l ee ''' li ' brie t Comma and CO.'s spirited condect deserves praise, • "'ire"' I" any part of the ;L n i ' ftet e uu 643' iks bib be 15 '""'"F aie l who have . "crrtainly taken the best method to dig- 1 prist .7" prir ma )fiy pa h lieni al l b iltrtkire d t e 4;l 4c Pr it n ir ma GeL Y ' nr y, rit i t e :l4: cover th e datltsregis CO all laitly bit. li etee... wi th i gla( 4 . :vt n al i ang ist Ca. Sae yobs, 1,, 11. : averielarche . t, flartntrent. midnight assassins. Mai 1. 184 9. ** 4.; HULL. Woribtavi, • Coact,.every Morning M Seven o'clock, to the tail Mil tii z, Jan, Mytan-Aate, h all. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pnst Coach, with a Guard, we i.ollt every A fteronon, and reackesTirvolooghass mitt day no ossos. . Passes by Osf,rd, Firgon .asi. - - Salgto.tosog, to one Mrscrs's Head. *Bitil.street,' and Castle Inn, Borminehant, DO V It, Deal, Minght , itanisione, Cm le otiv , F. rer• sham, Chanukah • fttichester, taw GissomenJ Post Conon, Morning luta I:weaker. HERTFORI), Wage, liodiesarra, . • aid Che s huot Cpsrb, every Ninrnieg: r_ TOTTrN HAM ail lgillkftNTOMCssaith, daily, tit ekorlis • i I half-pent 2, Waif-past sod half : past. 7, teGloch• o . I Wittig* SiMfmritritt4 Ara Ca. relpecifallv arey'd t h eir Frienls r pat,Mc. shat they will t fur any Parcels or Lowtace, Sc. of mole 0 ass Fiv" P A " . Value if In,t 'dr damaged, nukes entered as mirth aid lead kis neeord ' ingly, at the Saracen's. Head Ilia. Swiss...A% L'"" l " 9 * 1,14 hreolianothkie tho , e vonidiow ai she west end. 4 the !. "I 1 !_tt Is Pastime's; and Porte% are hooked 111 lia ntche s New " , Horse teitnr, Piccadilly, for the above Coaches. LOCH, • !LSI) SU Rfilli Hl• 4 ltoyul Highness the naki fl•llocriug COISIIIIiII Haiti of Leitrim Earl of Egri , :nont Right Win. T..louct Rt. tion.R. 11, Sio..ridan,M.P. Hos. Col. J. Barry, M. P I Surgeon, Mr. Ki, ruin, Member of the R.:•yal Collere. Lid' s ' THE . Patroitage this Institution haa receivel, for the excluive trentnient and Cure of 11,41, Secrs, Odra *Lila Venereld C 9 auphicts, fitui il!ciptlrgwirul ruw.egyritiri • ro strietureg, 'llollllly, uleeristiong,. arc. comforted airier 'Wn' sagement of the trot er"fri,innal itlalieF, ',4 ill ;•iltir , ! I t' p u b ` , tic of the I.io tt,r,;ls „cm ? , K t i,:p . N A N • 5 pl .. ,,,,d I ke I he inconeerietyre: of Put•lic Charities are :IVitl , tillt a h" i rd youngnr.d unseat i are pi otected niiitiA the rahi ArlilsioM ! i f _ out by advertisii.g pratertilces in ibis branch .f , ri,ti.... '': . l h ig)Cll .4 b lle " x a t 1 : , P li e tt a y r e ed b b e ~ itaustitution, and with ii delicacy and secrecy hit berui istiluicmT y eo li c ie ur A eV,n i th il . e m P t ' e. 4,l ;illiitin iBl e l ;. l3l.:3r ;g riel'il""l'se any of those have laboured ander the mew' complicate,' r rl7, f the disease from ten tti 'wens) , years. The 61st sijilr e hele ield to Mr.' Kierhaa's treatment in a few dais; ,01 " * 4 learitice of detsiiiis c..me; on. t,ii erirly appticatioa raw— tuieli to preyeatafttlter 'hilt by twat.. 4 ke' Mr. Kiernan may Ise cotisolted by either Set. w' • . IMP reolest. secrecy. ur his prig ate t,..n.e, N 4. 21. 1 . U... C - °tte-start, 13":11f"rchowiwire, Twin Line to'iweive in thersnw,..lo, ng, and from six till ;one at Hight ; in whom letter; Forirnyniestiurin..froci .11coilutry, ma y be stnirreeno•-7 ill he puuctually answered. i ........ This day is ptiht , sh ., ,l,..prire as. loisrths , f i rs t 11y•V. Klemm!. SPrislid fillti 1111pro*ra l'Alilloo of 3 ... I- ~,, • TrelMle .411 a s Venereal 1)1,r10e , and it . ' Cffir la , PAM 14 idd ‘ll;•ttis ' ilitli Ci... ON l'ou l n" / " -r " 1' j - ' '°. I and 4 rt, 174,`Eleet- tares;' C al k tiv , Crowo.rmuis Pi : by nll other Kooksellen. ... DISPENSktt Y. of York, President, a Ile :e Given:ors : Colonel W. J. Jones, M P. J oho I.ntnuche, M: rot .nel IL (l em ma, M. P. Captain Jaeles likaY • LON 1)(1N , ti ;Militia Ot ft42, - •14 4. 4,littibblrry.rout t,-11. Pi intril and Publi - hed 40/O. LoYsLo.: R • e • :^` ~+ detecieu. • -. 1 .1 • . . • F I Me " . 'A''•~ + T. •~ - '- 't ,_ wkIMII . ' thr irsots, 4 9 , 1 dm 3 its I st "lcd. whir absslst. R agate D sod b. eashiel the e► d of she iso; . :;4 • Ile du of trot at his Lett ••amd till Dv. of evel *mode • • P. LC VI I TR the • 4,11 TI tilled :14ittv . 1 i g t, T Lel 14.14, Lir lb, *ire, item I I' r. t ( fa ra Te Ts ither Poi T E S M1.....{ . . I I ' 0 i I', 15 • th.• Til LIU vbr. 2101