The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

A THE STATESMAN' Winners . , w_ho happily succeeded in abolishing the black mates wrongs, though, as a native of Africa, a lerties from the fangs of the Borough Faction, eat fur complete religious toleration, Metalling- Catholic Emancipation on concilietory ftrinciples,we can per utile no other plan so effectual as the prompt adoption of radical Reform by Parliament, agreeably to _their own solemn declarations, at that Constitu • tinned prayer of the great body of the people, which will probably reach their ears, during the course of the ensuing season, by the spirited exertions of many most respectable members of different societies, meetings, and clubs, associated for that salutary purpose, to all of whom, as the loyal subjeets of the King and Laws, our cordial thanks and appro.; bation are justly due. 2'9. That Major Cartwright, the venerable ad. vocate of Constitutional Liberty, is fully entitled to the applause and gratitude of all his independent Countrymen, for the shining light, his valuablli writings, and patient labours have shed, ditrint 30 years, on this vital subject ; whence at least one thousand uniform Petitions, in support of radical.' Refortn, are confidently expected aeon from all quer. ters of the United Empire; a consummation de. vently to be wished from Scotland also, in conse (pence of the Major's various and important corn. monications, and late !ominous discourse on the English Constitution, in this Country and City, for all of which he justly merits the respectful thanks of L tun present Meeting, through our Chairman, who ii :authorised to communicate the same to Major Cart.. • 1 wright accordingly. 30. That, concluding nearly in the manly ezpres sinus of our Veteran Reformist, we believe, when Government, by the language of numerous and coo . sistent Petitions, shell find, that the people ac curately understand the Constitution, and that they demand justice, and claim a right, without which they and their posterity, most be for ever in a con dition of absolute slavery, sith its unbounded and merciless taxation, at the will of Usurpers, the Ministers will not dare, much longer to tell the - ~~'~:~ ~ POLICE. bogslsy without t he pale both of our national church soil kitritorf. 2t. That a late objection to printed forms of Pe titions by the House of Commons, from their own constituents, is most unjust and preposterous ; Ist, Because both the Supetiot: Estates in Parliament, very graciously receive such Petitions, provided only, that each Petitioner subscribes his own name; and, 2dly, Because almost every important written document which the Honourable If Ouse intends to consider, is GUILDUALL. Yesterday Stephen Jones was brought before Sir CUARLE4 PRICE, the Sitting Ma. gistrate, charged with stealing an umbrella, value the property of Mr. 'Noad, of Wardrobe-place; Doctors' Commons, and a great coat from the same house, value 61. the /Property of Mr. Pleiffer. From the evidence of a servant in the employment of Mr. Noad, it appeared that the Prisoner went to his house at eight o'clock on Wednesday evening, and inquired for a hat that wanted dressing, according to order t. - _ . ordered to be printed, that pack Member may thus ? The servant pleaded ignorincee but said she easily read and understand it, previous to any final wonid go up stairs and ask her master, or Mr. discussion or vote on the subject. Pleiffer, who was a lodger. Scarcely, however, had 22. That, in former appeals for a Reform of the she reached her master's room when she heard the Commons House of Parliament, the Petitions not street-door close, and suspecting the cause, her mas only being few in number, but diseprdant in claims, ter accompanied her down stairs, when they found were, consequently, rejected,wlth this understanding, tint Prisoner gone, and the coat and umbrella, et. however, that numeious, consistent, reiterated Peti. eddy mentioned, carried away. The Prisoner was time, whenever presented, would command imme- instantly pursued by Mr. Need, and overtaken with diate attention and due respect from the Representa. the property its his possession, which was identified tires, in that Honourable House, to the public voice, by,himself and Mr. Pleilfer. thus distinctly proclaimed by their Cousliteenti, in The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. • favour of parliamentary Reform. • - - Elix. Vunson, a girl about 17 years of age, ite V. That see can disetrver nothing more alarming In charged with robbing her mother of a quantity 4( the revival of the elective franchise, than in municipal wearing apparel, to a considerable amount. end other annunt elections all over the kingdom, pro- The patties resided in Fetter-lane, and it appeared vided wise systematic steps are pat/lonely taken tp dis. that the Prisoner, a month tince, had committed' d patch dip whole process in one or two days ; wi all similar crime to that with Which she was now charged: owl's, the bare appreheusion of an evil, is no just rea- She was upon that occasion committed to Bridewelle son for choosing a greater, by robbing a freenian of his sad ordered to be confined privately and apart from birth-right, for six years out of seven; and thereby the possibility of bad example. On Wednesday she enabling Candidates' to corrupt and deceive the was detcharged from thieeituatlore and, Upon ruche people, more readily than could 'be chatted by more log home, had promised her parents that she would frequent appears to their consciences.. Popular Elec. pursue the most upright cdurie of ' lire. In the crea tors, in the dischafge of a solemn duty, not less ho- log, however, taking advantage of the absence of stowable to themselves as Freemen, than necessary her mother, she carried away a quantity of Mien, for the salvation of their beloved Country, would he weevil gowns and other articles, bet •was shortly ashamed of betraying a trust confided to them, which afterwards distovered with the property in the boom must then indeed interest every heart and hand in the , ; of a disreputable character. . .. defonce of national liberty spinet all her avowed or : people, in no unequivocal te r ms, that they and their 1 The Prisoner was again committed to Brides's% hidden foes, within or without this last asylum of posterity shall be slaves! Even were any ardent : and ordered to be kept to bard labour, and without that blessing in Europe.. ißoyalists, Hypocrites, or Sycophants, to be found !Intercourse. 'l. That we confidently hope, the Imperial Par. in the United Empire, degenerate enough to prey 1• Wortsnie-seaerr.—Yesterday if G. Ferris, it Femme will no longer turn a deaf ear to the praying . for so permanent and degrading a blessing, froMllad about 14 years of age, was examined before Sir subjecti of the United Empire, for restoration of I unconstitutional B oro u g h M o ngers, o r Seat Setters ! WILLIAM PARsoNS, charged with stealing a hat and rights and redress of wrongs; when they submissive- ; in Parliament ; so long as one boasted national air ' silk handkerchief from Mr. Witham Smith, of Bd. ly present tie other offensive wearer's, than Petitions esball remiud them, and every Freeman, that " Britons' tennis Gardens, floaton. after Petitions, fur - common justice, from their own I never shall be slaves." • It appeared that the Prommetor was going along Represent:Leics. Such a condescension can produce " Wilderness-rote s St. Lake's, about half-past eight no danger in those immortal days of glory, triumph, I SKsisuL Nevreesroas.,--An American Pew , o'clock en Tuesday evening, when he was attacked and renown, while the King's rampant arms, with states, that t 4 on the 21st of March hist, theeetete !by a gang of boy., about twelve in number, who the subsidized hosts of all Europe, arc levelling a -Flying Fish sa il e d from Beaufort, North Carolina, t hustled him with great dexterity, until at last a re coup de grace at prostrate France, and nailing her bound to Gibraltar. It was believed that she meet ' insurable opportunity offered, and 'the Prisoner fallen- Emperor t o an Atl an tic reek ; more especially ; have been captuted by the Aleerines, or had fours. inatched away hit hat and handkerchief ; ,but on his if the passing scenes are fairly contrasted with the . dered at sea, until the 10th of August, when letters , being closely pursued, he gave them to another of British Parliament's numerous and seasonable Coe- ; were received, announcing her arrival at a pert to . the gang who got clear off. Mr. Smith having kept cessions to Ireland, as an armed ration, when the : Norroay, having gone round the Orkney and She.; his eye upon him, succeeded in taking him into ens- Lion of England was iegloriously struggling in the ' laud Islands, and arrived at Christian Sound in thir. t tody, with the asiistduce of a constable who happen toils of a liopeleis warfare with, her American colt). ty.uine days; at the same time those on beirdesiere 'ed to come by at the titue.—Fully committed for nies. . tinder the impression th at they were pursuing the trial. e . 25- That al public voice, _ e dulkeprociaimed in all , voyage to Gibraltar!"—The American Editor adds ! UMIOM•It %Lt.—Mary English was yesterday . . .... .. . free State, De limited Munarchles, must be irresistle —...stAs the Captain and Officers are said tabs tkilfel brought' before M. Csiauae i s, charged with' retail. Me; to th is alone may bey attrilinteel, euccessiveacti , navigators, this singular mistake is to be ascribed to...kg spirimouseliquors without a licence, within the of jislem to injured Irelank ear first peace sift' spme cause, which, when known , will put other urea limits of the heed-excise in London. It appeared America, a tepee, al the Ossiere of .Council, of ties I vie:riots un their guard." ! from thpleatettwet ef Thomas Strewn, an officer of e'en! adieus taxes, the liteitett o is M f military punish- ; ° Richard Ilirk,inr, a Clerk in• the Pest...office of : Excise; sisal the-Prisoner accompanied by a man, was . . merits, the eMancipation of at Callers, the • Friona, has been apprehended in Ireland, and com. , going from iesuse to house in the perish of Lambeth, abolition of the African Slave Tiade, the abortion of ; mined for trial to Stafford jail, charged with stealing , selling British breed!. On being'arrested by Brown, Lord Sidmouth's intended o*ton' Bill, and many i Bank Notes nut of a l ••zter. t 1 who enquired for their Semite, the man knocked him , . other oppresaive legislative memories, toe tedinui to; Between twelve and four o'clock on Sunday after- : down and escaped. Brown :tot up and seized the mention. We will not, therefore, despair of the noon, a set of Chambers in Holborn-court, Gray's , WWII/111 IM4 her basket, who, boerever, did not sur- , opposition to radical Referee alio; see yielding, , Inn, were broke open and robbed of several valuable . render tilt she bed given him some severe blows and *hen properly' explained add understood, to the same ' articles of jewellery, silver spoons, and other things , fcratclieS en AD face, but he finally succeeded in popular feellitis, incessantly conieeed, by cornett!. l to a considerable amount. I conveying her before a Magistrate. Conti channels, to Parliament, since similar ceases, A, few days since the Gamekeeper. tra the manor I The , Prisoner denied •that she was sellfteg the teener or leter, area produce similar effects there of Clopton Hall, Rattes,den, Suffolk, was severely liquor, but said site was einployed to carry it by a 1 .. end ever)(whinl.. • ! wounciedby the discharge of a spring gun, which he person who paid her for he r f r eebi e . 26'. That, es ar e British nation, not many . yalira , had recently left to annoy poachers. i Tire Magistrate fined her -51. but not being pre-' after the restoratioe of the Stuarts,' invited William '• ' At Ipswich Qoarter Sessions, on Frelay butt, e 5 pared to payeate• money, she was committed to the the Third, though a Dutchman, by the glorious Re-1 persons were indicted for a riot, and destroeieg a House of Correction for tivo mouths, or till the One volution , to sway the sceptre of these realms, whence . threshing-machine belonging to Mr. Doper, of Hole , was paid. -••• ' • ' e . the despotic James had been legally expelled ; we : brook , and entered into recognizances for thefr alp-; Atemnowoson se .—O n TI MM & G eo . ivii k i nson was brought l : before the Lotto al• ICOR, dm with stealing a parc e l from consign tee etpioded doctrines of divine tight , pas- i pearancp neat Sussions. . tbe Readiog coach, containing k not es a nd o th er properl y, sive Obedience, and non-resistance, to the admira - ! Tuesday night orearly on Wednesday morning, the to a amide - able amount, and'dlrectecrto Mr. Solomon, of Co: tion of Jacobite Royalists, as tenets renounced by ' coach-house of Sebastian Gonzales Mastentz, Esq. 'eP e llta i r s dea• It Bee ' i ' 'the progenitors of all the loyal subjects of the pre- • of Elm Cottage, Hampstead, was broken open and , Tun, Fleet - street, rl ' a tr , s7tich'p w lit a e s i a tw ho of-kote:Pgraate4ge - l o - e - h o e , sent reigning finely, who succeded to the Crown by : robbed. of four coach-glasses and a box coat. .1 drove. A few ea s e sitter a parcel n o s fo rwar d e d b y t h at coach. no other claim than the laws of the land, which can- . ColsostEm's lereuese.—Wednesday an Inquest was d w i a „ r " ted " al 31 dispatched by pmt. U p on a i trl o i n nfr a marricie to re none effect not revive those discarded principles, without the held in Maidstone gaol, before the Coroner for Kent, , coach-office, no sucli P pareel :al to t i eror l lZ ' on o d w it ev b e e r ing at eo th n e - ' treasonable prefereuce of a proscribed rice, to the on the body of a young woman confined in that pri- , ele e ded a th e a t i ig fi as nog, l l :formation wits given to Salmon, the ry siusta went ' to l the h i l i t i t ;in hl l v : inK I legitimite dynasty, in the Royal Liue of Brunswick. : son charged with poisoning a• family, who put a nerset commenced an I: m ." 1 ; e le i': ; ter respecting the parcel„! Professing such sentiments, and having n o vote whet • t riod to her existence by hanging herself to one ,or where, anioug other posses, be ', set the Prisoner „ employed . if; ever for a Parliamentary Representative, we here the iron hers of the window of her cell, on Monde, ' t h eYar°. . be denied al li l i rc e n i o ng wl i ed hi g er t7 s t t i he ed io th i:tt is er t bat being very soon ate solemnly protest against submitting any longer, in • night.—Verdict, Lunacy. , . ! tertein* observed atowieg great c oa t s; somew h at confusudly, criminal silence, to innumerable, iniquitous, and dis-; A fire broke out last afternoon, at half-past theme' tetearte mmi tta . e t . li w r rti o et ni et or h i e L_e z t e cw tt e r ties out , m sa is sp o47 ici i , elp % siened.neoeteesneebenpa, and gusting taxes, to furnish the means for replacing and o'clock, in the manufactory of Messrs. Towning end . 7, e areb t hat-manufacturers, in Mitre-court, Fencherels. !taken late vetoer, and whoop being subs r e a q s‘ ue nier ntly wag sea l r i r- ' supporting the long-rejected Sovereign of France, Sons, with th ree hundred thousand foreign bayonets, on a street, in consequence of the flame of a candle !trivial; ' edi.S. l qu antity , °rather prnpertl was teen& be P • osier was fully roanutted for trier • throne agvinst the general will of the French penple; alcidesstally communicated to some paper in the ! Snapw r itreurencee—easp e r Tana' Ives ott . Tbe vd bremth beciule we never can forget, that many a brave Ca - i cellar -of the house. The flames soon eeteedid to the; before Enw. lian.at.avo, Esq. the sitting leagastra r 'ie e , y by Doir! ( ledonian lost Ida head on the scaffold, for suctifrat e Op* rooms, and threatened t h e destruction of thel;e t t i !s e !' d le a a t t e elei e erged - en the oath h 'a MY. Edward IhVii, less attempts to restore a Scottish Prince, tinder si- , whole building. The ea rly arrival of, the firemen, . Tu esd ay . on evening, :f. i l i p i l l e is ce a L ' cro i t i tt, h li t io vi p r p hhhed his shop, ' li vingoppo.ite, ro sweee y . that abost miler circumstances, to the forfeited regality, of his ' howeeee, sided by the aesitaece of the neighbours,e 14114sti.* Proud, a butcher, ancestors. Nor will any man, who in not more prevented the extension of the .destructive elements 7 00 " r w ° ';',."., t r e thes""'e evening be was standb e r n ot his shop- • afraid of his King than his God, deny, that had beyond the premises in which it coremenceskiis pro. ime ;boot die 'street th wra e e. rie ri e i;';v e a signal tit iv tb7 t :boy i who aundiorro's shorop4iathodithtnemanwilshwirartiakkieo,ea.spqfeuc:rputt Charles Stuart beet, as e ff ectually assisted by France, peso. The damage sustained was , very great, but the I went into the : P i wctl h ' our, RS the Bourbons have by England's biotic! and tree- : whole of the premises were iusured. No personal c e einstn dotty Pure, loyalty and treason would have been con4r- , lejury was sustained. he bad a greatscutee, during winch the cloth dropped lieoll the boy and put it under his coat ; he seized the man, with whom tible terms, and we must long ago have lost both the l In the course of the morning a fete broke out ate substance and the shadow of liberty. I No. 4, Bird-street, Mary-le-bovine in the shop Mary-le-bonne , of a, who Won/tied to dip his arms oat and extricate himself - ' i ground ; be kept MA bold of the skirts of the Prisoner , s coat ' him ats s ont seven o'clock'the stuneevening, that there were home 2. That a Committee be immediately appointed carpenter , which burnt with fury for some time. It . Joseph Harvey swore, that his ;mother, the. Pri uti'ir, told i for drawing up a proper petition to Parliament , wee finally extinguished after destroying the greater vasplciosectrameters larking/shout the door, and begged of him ' . . . to. s tep nes, mid give an eye to them : lie wen' on'. and sawthe and giving due effect to ill the Resolutions and pro.' part of the premises. etre fives were lea.. ee ediugs of the present company, by publication in I JANUAR,' AND Ai1111.7-011, WedUallfly 114 writ cloth stoles out of the shop , and when ate 'Prisoner stint his coat Prisoner, whpm be recognised, with two others; he raw the .0A to get from the former mitoses, heeling:lt held of hiss by the the Newspapers, corresponding with the other peace- married, at St. Leonard's Church, Shoreditch i. to his . a ble petitioners, and by every legal measure, w hi c h second wife,. Mr. Georg • e Maxeell, a respectable collar, line securest him. e majority of the Committee may ..dopt , for accee tailor, in the eigtsty.aftr year of his age, to e The Prosecutes swore Si his properly, amid the Prime was fully otswadUed to Mesozoic for trire.• 'tenting the accomplishment of radical Reform, upon ,tilootaing maiden of twenty-three; the brideg rooms the Constitutional priuciplei of the Circular. from ` apps full of. glee and full of spirits on t he oc- . the Hampden Club, and of similar associations in cation, though,he ts father, grandfather, and g reat- London. Such lendable efforts mast doubtless soon grand.father, to one bondrk and one child ren ! be seconded by every Loyal Catholic, who prefers ; Arremerse Surcsea--Early, yesterday 'morning i this fair expedient, for ample tediees, to a vain re- . young women, about 18 . years' or, age, dremed in l Mince on the promised fruits of the Union, Or to straw. bonnet lied scarlet mantle, Was observed te those invectives against Government, er individuals throw herself into the New River at, lislingion, from which may retard, but seldom an, accelerate the . which she was immediately rescued. Amppointereei 'stogie's of justice. , i in love is supposed.to have been ties: Ruse of flee rear 28. That upon deliberately considering the reason- attempt. Inc in t he w h o le of our Besolatiens„ foe the re.: Some curious -disclosures in the praciice Of Neel coverer of' our just rights, for the salvation of air ire new public-houses . ie one of the • suburbs of' the country - frorn the ruinous effects of an overwhelm metropolis, we understatid, are liiitsly soon 19 . kt:. ieg hebt, for tree preservation et all our liherties erect the attention of the Court of K1ee . ..144f Moue despotic politer, for the defence of Our pro- and the House of Commons. _ • -- OLD .11411.1tri TIIM RSI) A Y., Oci. St • . -: /antes Casey um enpitally indleted frtr mattillim Edward., illhontne, on the Kin g ' s high way, and robbing hun of Wit' ... tch, °tithe 1 91 b of Septemberlum. ' tiktpeOred, frain the avitleace _of the PmiectiJor, that onfli 114,t1n) ; specified in the ittdi , itment, as he was walking throtighil •blafaxcha l itti„ the .Prisaner,cante tip to him: struck hiss moth !the - head. knocked hire down, aM took his watch Trent his fob t.:' while Os was on the. grpn n d, he call e d " stop thief," and') i llt il it the Priteiter was, in consequence, appreltboded in the act: running :may. . . Ikvlica_t a itneiset cm eoborated this testimony, on which thr, was found Guilty:..,, „ . L 24, 'a Lune was indicted ,Swi ;tit, charge of a ssaulting nn 111 , 4 Ishe, highway .Inhn !tills,. sad taltittgc irons him ha; viutear a . 0 llht, sabie Ilis. his proper' y; au Varaill- the bt.of °tuber, a # den eiClef Cli in the es eniac, . • ! ' .. , ~•,;• • , . I • .- ; .:,, . alga imb is a :~ , . e. . - • Calt.ilL l 42. ~~ -due • F r rr.~.~J . = The Prosecutor, a seaman of colour, st ate d, t h at he was i n I We['close-square. that the Prisoner came up to him,' and ig h e itn alds , cr inC )ln C g ite tt tial sio r i etmt s th hiS ief, !in iu d, e " on n se ffir quete s wiieth iti:Wgishiiiil P liets -- as ' to taken, but the witness could not shear to his p erson , J o h n Lill e , a lighterinati, who seized the Prisoner, sta t ,d , that hearing the cry or •• slop thief, ".as above s t ate d , he lona. ed about and saw the Prlsonee runniogad esc r with il hat ai 6 hi- hrli.. ie. In a th The witness upon this collared hi,,,, while h e ma d e ne ne very abpsivelaugitage, awl struggled h • struggle bet Ween the witness aud the Priioner. the o dares t: 4 4 : robbed of the seal of his watch by the Prisoner • and sutft•red from the violence be used, the Witness bovine hi- waistco at iut from top to bottom:. The Prisoner wsps-well hole n to he a violent and dishonest character, and otos identifird both by the . witness and another person, who cam. up to hi....i ttcnee. The officer who apprehended the Prisoner on rim folliosis f morning, stated that he did so flora the description which the last seitnegs gave of his person. The Prisouer gave in a orates defence, strongly relimtio re on the character of the principal witness, for the purpose , df . discrediting his evidence. The Jury fouud 'the Prisoner Not Guilty, to the surprise of the Court. Wm. Simeowas indixted for stealing a silk handkerchief, wattle ss. the property of Thomas Page. The Prosecutor stated, that as he was walking ill OldssiSeet road, with his wife and another female, the Prisoner az a l ea ,. • then man forced themselves its between the witness and hi, female companions with such violence in to tear his coat, and in the mean time robbed him of the property in question. 4 Ibag if' copper halfpence that he had to his hand was scat tere d on the raid by4he violence of their Erst ma-atilt, hut nothin g , loos token from him excepting his handkerchief. 'II- wi'new ' pun red and overtook slue of the robbers (who was the Po- t wiser at the barj, and carried bilis to the %itch-hence. Not ang there was found on his person. The wife of the Prosecutor corroborated Ile &hove dateuicot. The Prisoner gave in a written defence, arkuowleneite having brushed past the Prosecntor with violence. ab specified ' in the eoidence,,but pleading intoxication and 'toting that a was with no intention of committing a robbery. Guilty of sirop'e larceny. W. Congreve and S. Haboett, were indicted for stealing 4 wooden till, containing penny pieces, halfpence, and•faribings, to the value of 41. a gold ring, and other articles, tow the dwelling-house of Julio Doyle, Whisecrass.areet, St; Lakes, on the StOth September. . The Prosecutor stated, that br keeps a public-bouse anal the King's Head; that in his till on the day specified, there was eopPer to the amount 0(41. according to the besteatinaw he mid form; that he left the bar where the till was, to ausivis the bell, and when be returned, the lights in the bar attest*, A persim brought a light from the tap room, and he faun/ by it, that the till nod its contents were gone, and Carteeett. the Prisoner, together with two o th ers w ho were on the outside of . the bar when he left it, had absconded, the female Praeger alone remaining. The Prosecutor carried her to the watch= house, and soon afterwards the till was brought in, being fogad innhe street emptied of its contents. • The nicer. Millar. stated, that he found the till about 44 yards from Doyle's house. . Congreve Guilty of simple larceny, Rabnett Not Guilty. Juba Hale was indicted for stealing o sitter mug, wipe( strain. . er, spoons, and a variety of other articles, to the AFUOIIII of 111. and upwards, the property of Mr. Hrasbridge, silversmhh, in Ileet-street. Mr. Gatamieo,for the prosecution, stated, that 'the Prisoner was a porter it the service of the Prosecutor. bpi haft of late made arqnitintance the Prasetator did mit approve of, he had given him notice to quit, and that the Presecul r hariug re- creed information that the Prisoner bad Sent it trunk to the Holt-in-Tun. and a box to the Bell, ill FlCti-drettr.llActarMl, to him that all could nut be correct, anti be deter.uhsed Ithaseet tain the contents or the box, which the Prosetutbe inuaddiately obtained from the RcH, arid took horse, Where, upon ezaimina (ion of Its contents, be found in it the several articles of plate above-mentioned. Shortly -afterwards the Wishner csase is, - and was given in charge of an °theme; the Prisoner made souse excuse to gun down rain, and the Daher &Moog him, owl ob served him first to go tilt a corner of -orsil cilia'', *beetle °f ilar heard something jingle; the Prisoner then went to a water closet, where he remelted until desired by the Officer en pep stain again, and on being searched, acre were'found wider Ifs waistcoat, six spoons, a sugar ladle, and fork, the property of !yr. Brash, idge ; the Prisoner begged for mercy, and in told by site Prosecutor, that his stuck or mercy. was eshatatei, and that 111. the Prisoner, had often howl him say that, in doe e4rty . partof his life, be had been tubbed of thousands, and that all the mercy he cook] exterafto him, timid be to endeavour to sire hilt life; opd fir ibis fixeren Mr. Gurney said, he was in, dented 145 Mr. ilrashridgec . . 4 . The statement of Comisel pas folly made out to ifr. Braes I bridge and his wlttoascs, and the .1 urs , as ithout heotatiip, foetid flimliniits. • A bricklayer's laboorer, wbo was repliting • hougd in the City-road yesterday, fell from a smiroid; hut his leg broken by the fall ; he received sly mach injury in other respects, that he nay taken to the hospital in a dangerous state. ENCOURAGED by the 6 . '0;614 ashes' tending the peculiar method of 'treatment in the Cure sf a few prey/dela Complaints, which has been confirmed by 1;..e 'experience Of many tweet, in 3 large stud e%temive stirsible alse4.of iltiknftty effeeit resulting to the l'otrtic float Meu rnaliathrMeif attention ri n certain elan id [Mi lli/Lail, blesses. flafPf•sttniSli.o.- ftlendiertund the Rover Col suceconi itt London, coodbote to direr," their studio t• tissei Olgordees arising from a secret disonsctive habil of ;a 'entir.idi;tutN Youth, W hiebitot only *cc:tricks ft numerop train of Neivoiss elfeetiesnlarhatt also entails on its votaries all the .enervating insem:ilitintuf old age. Is that distres.ing %tate sif ur INheeiener, whether the ennseqaence sdrh beer` ;Fut habill,`ltifeet`sive drinking. inn& reStdetice iu hartlira.act, or any other eauNe, by which the powers or the constitatioa become enfeebled, ps regularly edurntei Surqtint of I,outor, they offer a Oat, Safe, L i nd • speedy restaratiou to Salad and 'vigorous hearth. I Where on early uppNeation is mode fot the Cure ef ft , . !fain flisorder, frequeutty contracted in a moment .1 M., the eradiration to gtnlrally completed in the shore pare of two days, tend in the more tielvtineed stud ioveterate sititrA Vraetenl infection, charittleiiig4l by a variety of p.ral sled dietressing s% in porno., a perseverance in their plan, itti loot its st earn In '444 iieesercise) will ensure to the l'ot tent a peraose 4 and tudiral cure. The Di*Cilits of the Urethra. at frequently eirinermi with, or arising from the ilhote Ciiiiitititiot. have rot *oral* , their tit t ty on ineillittle !old inipi,vej i ssu , theymeen. holea to remove ointionte Ghee and tStiictarc, recent or (if long duration, *Whom resiirone . to Mei painful and daimermis use of the Camtie !bogie. Many iiistanoes an be adduced of very eases. of eerenil iear , rotaidedic e ' baring ieldee to their meth d i.aa few (i.ts, after 'hi rare bad `been othaapted by other Practitioner, aitl t , t rtfeei •tad cinch bas been the aerreald , result of u pi actic!! of, ft ‘e'th teat the mode of trentniect has riot, in one saigteirialue: ere roved abortive, dorin; which period mini' threaten' , eet,Both Sexes hive estrerieneed the eojoyorein It .04 4 e ° 'peileelly cured, after severe and injurious meittuo had per%s•tered in to on •,..ortiove. TO Married Females, oh, Se e‘prrinlinft ~f 6.434 plederi bf connubial ha p.oirtess have he. n defeated. it 0.0 ;,o be 4 pilras , ing retie:stun to tirst ht a Prencr tae't In 'Mi.', .eellted!es. the general health renovrted, aid ate stu• rest Ulk , removed. Mo.-mt. Gum and Co. e clusi% el t profening t'e ape of sheet parittail.sr complaint., in order that they may oet t,e mnekes by a mistaken few, with the obloquy fa justly attached be 14114 , 1411( Anpirie, it. hitt juoice Is IlhPi-Krive , 10 sta r . that ility lixre been pr 4perly educated and initiated into tv"! ...rune' of tt i e profe r si.,ll (:ertificates of a bleb. from rations bspfiale,, 11l 1f41114 , 11i111. fll.lll the Littlest profe.dosal ainho- Mice, they il.ire to rot:rime nor enquirer). That n mideht! kejhe warmer hproi , pliere of oar ,14, a; well al otter parts, eusholileos them to anvil, that their irm - weir, Lavin* been egoodned In diseases ateent erwmatated, shot out is certainty of remit allots to .4tch its sp r it labour ender If debilitating effects of a late tamed under the florid zone. forthi r, that Manioc hid opporitinflivn. in Poly prufrsiiolist pre pack , . , of Forma; au intimate acquaintance. with the ctos?htt: tumid lial.its of sirafiring per.mns, they osier to tarn. the "W gibsir ltreirlibdnou firsA i e :irta nces e o v fima rs edildrt ti4l he li,4 l ;r nr " to q th U vn it the p . ne' ll K " f general rrnetitioner ; and ,i.ey presume their preeeesiiont rnr stitute it fair trorind for the unprecedented eonlidence with which the} have, by the public, here%) linerally honoure d ; e _ ntlettio in the country tire reisteA.ed to gime the pftrlif 'MP i of their case, nee, mid matter of lie. ion, etWit.'ing t, I'elall'ac e fur advice aid medicines, mitt the remedies will be given trded to nett :tart of th e Icon:dam. tars To he cotsulted at these es.,sn.e daily (penieralle, or be post paid) by patients of either sex, wi:!! Secrecy, deli , icy, and attention. . • Goes and Cs. Bargeons,l3, U averse-street, Fleet-Secret. May 1, 1809.. otovit; : P kneA sal Published Op D. LOVSIM 44 SlA:ri'V w en/ Fitedetrest. IT' T` hese &Merl Piero Sound A Pr Brans% 1 • - - . 4,CW - 1 linki Who* I Po-el is fbe f the *tot Shnrtil. I riga taw Tick.. Stock hi who 5k Prlitc.to ihr.e Aril Fr G. Mi. d•wb H• 411 1 4rie , per irom Ihr w al,llslo . . Tic] I mes re, reeds f S 4 io ', raa : 4dl 'rife 5 tilted, to lite to il.llllllllllll givaikm. Cowell edema" this that he I Whet' g; tlerr:for Oar fie. Lettee etre,. M aftegmos except/ lir • NEE .1 I N wv a r he Ih' al I Kau Qslkr~ 9 . 7 • S. ao .!0 X.O Mini Two , Fri 6