The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

WV YIP w!. IF I r • F / . .1 • W., '1:777-f- ~tg. ._ - . rkto - mtz , -.„ cr =B. 'Ara' D. TME LONDON IMPERIAL FIRE CoMPANT. This rase excited peculiar interest, and the Ovid *es crowded to excess, in consiquenee of the Dle:' forulers.,being a London Insurance Company. Thk etc -, e had been litigated for some time before ` toot Ccurt of Session, wins directed the follosiVaseo •o he fried , via. Ist, Is there reasonable vo l trefree lk rel the policy of !awake, it 'o f V•p o hlg i 'haviug sustained • lose on the North-West Cherch,"piitihtlitgon,ind' sock ne the inh eteeells therein''.ceismlned, be!the ' . Ore which leek Plebe ou'thle fleeingo the 2bth of ' December, 1441,. 'or iltoist that iiine,,te theestent of the' atm. lingered' by • the pOII4 ? 9dly,:bid ibe • )).,ysayr 1n lits4teirns commit ariy Tra•d, per4ery gi ps i alrmation, in 'support thereof, Vettlt intent to &Gaga 519 Company? VRAIICiS JerfIRAY, Esq. ope i ned.the . cere In . s most eimiralde opeethlor the plaintiff. co4rira him- Self astonished hi the estreme tit see,thr; Jury to.dsy; for, till he ebsere ' ed the. Crown, lawyers . array ed in, ' , lull force whist him,:he could not pfssitilyltelievit _that lb. Cimpeny would' hive' been in Vested as to persist, in pripos • lag 'the Nei sod' timtits' ebbs claims of his Client ; but it only affurdedlifse more proof Of uneomrhon obitioer'y of setae ltrile idnels. In 143. Mi. brew. llrr . Pll4ntiff, a vitt fc tipectehle tinonanefectereAlWGleegew, effected aw itioureoce In the 'London Insurance office Coaspany, etifOitgoierly . peiri the premiums.' The partieehr. bfe . ,prlley were 2:001. for the 1a , 41:5,591 - :,f4.1 1 t0 Stock in trade and other, 'atensils as japwin'eeririftereveteree, making On Christmas trey, tint the premiers sera dstriae. 41d, sod as sin part cif the hoot, seas' at 'ell seem pa a dwelling house , and the fire bid take* . pleke l after the tern bad left their work, the ileaperlegi element pined such power befoxe 'tieing that the house was consumed, soil very little i lsidetto nothing at ell, of lb. stock was saSed. Soon diet this, a person, by order of the Plaintiff, untie OOl4 cation to !Ili. fogfe, is Itutcleesin-siteel, Mese*, agent for the Cornell, for payment of the mow' of the policy, she Plaintiff being °nein al the time. Mr Drew did not titled 'to gite a statement of 14,1 loss, as Mr. B. the agent of the London Compabe, l required. TII . O person who built the house, and Mr. 114 4 Calturn. cmeesurer (serveyor), Web gem in va. Inations of the tenement, the tourer at more the* 2201.. the letter at 2761. In addition to .frhis, Nfr Drew Rave fn Li. account of loss, to whirl , he made effidatit, and whirls ass in lota estm: In making', this Affidavit he never was tohl by the swot, that this prevented hint correcting ant misisikes, though he had sworn to its eccurary, 44 errors esrepted " Ile was afterwards told a more specific account "as neeessary, and he did so. Between the two there was this difference, that there sere four dczert more tee trays in the first account than were in the serood. this was ,moss then ' made up by a number, of dick dial plates, showing thereby that be . gel not the slightest intention to rob or , defraud the Com pany. They, however, disputed the account, on' writ It the Pursuer (Plaintiff) begged, that 'recording to their own tern's of insurance the case Might be referred to erbitrotion. but to his astortishment be was told, thdt this part of the policy was not appli cable to his case. The Company, before vianiissing a tingle witness in the mph)) meat Drew, set up a deleoce against the Plaintiff. 6 '. The do ts thug and pragmatical fellutei cd cockneys, who pry' into the affairs of every peblic office,." had ihought this was a very good oppottittiti of bringing this poor Scotsmen into a fine scrape, in consequence o f his correcting his accounts. In coricliiiion, the Learned Coutssel, with his usual good humour and Ingenuity, contended that the letter sent from the imperial Fire Office to the Plaintiff in Glasgow, was infinitely more insolent then any thing which had ever issued from the Imperial Cabinet of St. Cloud. The evidence 'was then addaked 'in support of the Pursuer's claim, by which it appeared that his whole • error consisted in mistaking four dozen of clock diet plates for four dozen of trays. On Itils mistake the London Imperial Insurance Office pleaded that lie bad been guilty of false swearing, and was therefore Illed daMages.. The Jodr of the Court not entiL . ages , of Session saw at once through this objection and ia• stonily repelled It, bat at the same time sent the iists. o tits of the rase Jury. The Defeodatits adeskisto the justice Of the policy, the kite of ?trowel,' 460- OP valuations Which tied taken place, and they also acknowledged that itn. file wati•mccitlental. • 'Pte SoLICITOaXais ER A ( Stf: je Wedderbete) In difencr, 'coMpriiitted 4 the Wily in witicii'kue • Cooneyl for she other side had treet4 Clientsok Ile olngerved tbrilit'riere rare Tit this desettptioti• Fire Insurance Companies, 11 1 144 t. PktlYs 1111 °'" &bust& and in this iatatapi, Sat had SO flies tit. *0 the case. lie treated lama 00 4 else Jot, UFO' there had been a gross overcharge, : mod that the most . ' wf the furniture and stack bad been transfpfed to the Plaintiff by a former pithier as of girs seilsta, being . quite old sod out or f l phion. The SOLIt roat•GE/1 Elul. : completely fiileo in his proof for the L)rfetadoots, though be ,pot is several written Invoices to rote the got* wire ovficharod. ilsataT Cocaevax, Esq. made a most loseniuss reply. He censured in the moat seta, terms One conduct of the London Impesialluaarause Compooy t , and contended they bad sited. most usgerforettaly, , and in fact awn improperly bit ilift.spalch was loudly applauded, Lord Git.t.ssa the presidin gdied , accuracy samosa." up, the oridessgp. iio. hvld k stmajpl. l disputably the law, that Fire-oiftros *elf adhere to thrLyery terms of their pubel.Pgraoßs vise' iusurvditt theirs 'these were sat ;Os soy gm,. bolsi" titer kostes by 1 ,14 yolk • iirt9P,lii ,allied lorimiiterrev, fro were ' , kik cW 141 woeld be it oncs in end ID Mast" Mae", mgeptrief their lodes from leeemascc-olllges. U. coaceised a his duty to may, titimt when e forriplajipkria"l!.° l / snalabied hif,.rft s :rho etishweg poßser was • nut • bound to give ti tide Wird " lepi s ev @ice, bet spay t.stalooryf eyOrklicf."' • 4 ,4 -affidavit or wiser *!pats. There "weeisi to trails. WS, too kind of stilety aliatetqr for plitnn,:f llo !t*OrTil in Firesolecel„ if Ifga otideamtwe* to * called for,. ,fts it iintegelk?liiiij li.l l okg.rtly s i.ower of moo Itsmtitoret to lc IPA , . IT legal * Proof. Agt JVY haw hfivirrtallis#o tferi Ani s sad be JOU deice" ipiiiVbe.:4s ..~ -I'HE STATE this case come to such a conclusion as their conscience anifcanntry would yipier t ge,; • ithoot any hesitatioNtptiry totted for the Par. sui4(Plaintiff ) aga l inst thf Imperial lasprance Com. pil44..The verdict bait 'ilfren' general sitiagsction, the eissetreinir endsidered that part of iihe kingdom. It otoshiiitigierh lOodiscelatudions. • 42TEMPTED • •••iess-1 - ' -Theytowmaa.t...—William Balonammia was yesterday IKoutthf before fhe LIII *stre!es of this of fi ce, by Ed. ward Pidder,, itemile.of t el,nry, therm, with attempt. z ink tosmeidei Mary meads, his wife, Mary, ;bis ifiiikftter, a child siren years of age, and Sarah Dfr r : . .On Monday, the 12th instant, as Mrs. Sarah Mass fry, of Polley, was passing by the residence of the Prisoner, shout eight o'clock in the morning, she hyoid a cry of " Murder.;" being extremely terrified, she Was afraid to go in, and went past the house "bent twenty paces. k woman named Dalton came .iret" in • dreadful state of agitation, and informed her that Edmonds wait murdering his wife and child. She rt , upon the point of going to seek for assistance , .when the Prisoner's daughter ran out of the house, walled by her father, who overtook her and WO& her t blow on the neck with Something which he bad in histend, but the distance prevented her from etre , ing what description of weapon it was that he used ;he continued to pursue the child for several yards, and theft fell down. Mrs. Massey carried the child toy the nearest house (Mrs. Dalton's), and eaamined the wiseiid'in the child's neck, from which poured tot'. Cents of blood as she carried it along. She foui;11• deep cuts at the back of the neck ,which appeared a very dresdful and-dangerous wound. After delivering the child.to Mrs. D.'s family, she went in search of some .pelSola to secure the Prisoner ; she met Mr. Stevens, of Putney, who, when informed of the circerestance, went immediately. to Falmends's residence, and upon his MAW is the Priaocier lying on the ground. fast held by Mrs. E Imuisris, and a young man named Dyer. Mrs. Edmunds was then bleeding very much from a wound in her stock ; and as soon as the Pd. sonet was secured, was carried into the house its an eshatoited state. .A messenger was dispatched to ruttier, the Bondi, of the Parish, to state the tircum stance,. and to require his immediate attendance ; he promptly obesed she summons, tied upon his ar rival found the Prisoner in the custody o f Dyer and Stereos, anti was Wormed that besides wounding his wife and dauehter. hefted inflicted dangerous wounds on an elderly female earned Dyer, one on the neck and the other on the hack part of her head. The Psignr.ee's conduct was indescribably outrageous ; and Pirider considering that he was not sufficiently secured, procured a straight waitcoat and put it on him. The Parish Officers were informed of the portico. lays of the transaction, and from the representations made to them, being induced to consider that his territdo c on d u ct lio.d been occasioned by a fit if in sanity, rtitected Ores he should be taken to ts wail►.+ house ar Chelsea and property secured. Their orderi were carried into execution; and subsegoently re ceiving information from the keeper that his conduct had been steady and rational, and his mind ap. patently composed, they gave instructions to the beadle 10 conduct him before the Magistrates that the a hole of the circumstances might be stated and the CAW 11111 , 41igated4 It was stated by Pidder, that the wounded parties were its a dangerous state, and 'maids to attend for the purpose of giving evidence. Mrs. Dyer had in. formed him of the particulars of the transaction. On Monday morning, shoot half-past seven o'clock, Mrs. Dalton went to the house of the Prisoner, who is a cow-keeper, to purchase some milk, he was then reading a book. Upon her entrance he started upend spited her violently by one of her arms; he uccasimsed her considerable pain, and made her cry out very loudly. Mrs. Edmonds hastened in from a back carom, and the Prisoner instantly took up a clasp knife, which wa. open, and stabbed her in the neck ; I•hit daughter next camel's and perceiving the situation of her mother, and the attitude of her father, ran out o f the house its g reat te►ror and was overtaken and wounded by her father as •hove described. Mrs. Ddton had escaped the moment previously. Mrs. D s or, a keighbner, hearing the cry of •• murder !" ,went in to ascertain the cause of the disturbance, end was immediately attacked by the Prisoner and re. ceived two &newel wounds, one in the neck and the other in the head. Her son went to her assistance, and by a well directed blow brought the Prisoner to the ground. Mrs. Edmunds, with her remaining streegth, assisted its keeping hint down, when the arrival of Mr. Stevens ensured his security, and pre , vetoed further mischief. • r The Plianner, upon being interrogated as to his motives, said that he was perfectly acquainted with t he t r e tt a t ictioo ; he was subject to fits. The MAGISTILATE observed, that it was necessary In have the Opinion of some medical wan as to th e state of lb. Prisoner's mind, anti it was indispensibly necessary to hue the evidence of the wounded parties. The Prisoner was romended, and orders given that he sbnuld be brought up on • fatuse day. He ap. pe•ted to be about 45 years of axe, of a dark com pletion and gloom, countenance. Friday sight the bleaching grounds of MPFSMI. Reywolds,'nf Csrshalton, were robbed of a large qwuntity Of 'cloth, which was placed not to bleach. .° Yesterday morning a hey of die name of Turner, 'vritbirstwail *witch began tw tickle a horse ohtter its tail, whilst another boy was riding it up arid iloW, the and of alistry etable, near the Blue Linn, iw draio's Inn.lane.road the animal, in consequence , klrkedhiiii with both Its hind legs, broke his kw: goOkove in tom; whole of 'Wren! teeth; kit neves mi. broke in a &wife, manner. $l4 was immettitilt carried to St: Baitholomatesilie. pita,. foga / men matched, eight in number s all l'atiraltrriniabtlerday for training. Betting op 4 * ' different' 111460 4 )everday as follows tt;,l Ititinibrapiniii i u'rrlt • 7 to 4 no against Files; 'tip 4 Maki; egainst Cciogglna; sttd even between Aiding and Isureill which lust match was made on . ig'iniste-gilii . itistAl and Tatper. -dTTEMPT 4r SUICIDE. , John "mow, e . uenpeniable young man, a cola. net.msker by trade, attempted to put an end to his existence at his father's house, in Tottenham.court• road, on 6atorday night, try. bleeding himself to death. About eleven o'clock he sod another young man, woo slept with him, retired upstairs to their bed room, to go to bed. Lerner told his companion to go 10 bed, as he should sit up a little to write a Let ter ; that he might go to sleep, for he should not tliaturb him. Laymer took off his coat, and sat in his shirt sleeves to the table to write, whilst his com. pinion went to bed and fell asleep ; he was shortly sfterwartjs, however, awoke by hearing something fall heavily on the floor; he started op In bed, and on looking roand he perceived that Mr. Laymer, and the chair on which he sat, bad fallen on the floor; he called to him, but receiving no answer he sup posed Mr. Lapeer had fallen in a fit, and, is at tempting to take him up, he found aim weltering in his blood, and the whole Hoer all over blood ; he alarmed the inmates, and it wes discovered that he hod rut his left arm across so as to divide the veins, and from the loss of blood hail fallen to the They stepped the Wood as well as they could uistil the arrival of a surgeon, who dressed it. Ile at: tempted twice before to commit suicide. lie mow lies with little hope of recovery. .POLKE. ~. Mmistow-noose.—George . 11ammond, t driver of site Of the mail.carts, was summoned to answer the charge of having driven his vehicle, with violence, upon the payment, a few evenings 'since, in Abchurch-lane.. The complaint was sepport ed by Mr. Deputy Walsh and Mr. Depot, 'Wil liams, who stated, that being in Abcbnrch.larte, about eight o'clock, they stopped a few moments on the pavement to inspect the gas-lights, While thus engaged, they saw the Defendant driving down the lane with moat violence, and called out to him.— Instead of noticing the caution, however, he drove on, and passing the Complaini"run his cart so ame to the lotuses, as to endanger their tieNta., Mr. Aldermanghx, who eat for the Lord Mayor, said it w.s must 'fortunate that no accident had taken place with regard to the Complainants or other pas. (tenger,. tfuch had been the ease, he would per. hart have ha d to answer it at the Old Bailey. The Defendant was fine# in the mitigated penalty el los. end the costs. , • MARLROROUOII-STREET...-.A case Of a most dill. boliral nature was heard at this Office on Saturday night. A man named Jonea, who had been com mitted for seven days for begging, charged J.trdan, a constable of St. Giles's, with robbing him of a 'motile and 21. which Jones said he had left in his care. Ills story was innocently tolti,and had so much the appearance of fact, that Messrs. BAKER and BVIIROWES were much inclined to credit it, not. withstanding the positive assertion of innocence on the part of the constable. The case was order. atAl.tut /Woad over until Saturday, and Jordan's word was takers to appear; but in the mean time be consented to have his apartments searched wititout a warrant, and Plank, a very diligent officer, un dertook to make full enquiries into the mysterious case. 'The whole turned out to be a must diabolical fabrication in every respect. Plank, being sworn, statedthat he had made every enquiry, and that Jones, who had ioliated into the .46th regiment of Foot, and afterwards discharged, had wither a 21. note nor a bundle, as the recruiting party who brought him to London were at hand to prove ; and he had also traced Jones to where he slept every night, and he was proved to have been pennyleu and without a heroin., and consequently Plank brought him bark to the Office. Jones here confessed his monstrous villainy to Plank, and stated, that a man named Richards bad advsed him to ask charity in the presence of Jordan, who would take him into custody, and that after his release he should charge him with the alleged rob bery. Jones confessed this upon his knees before the o Magistrates on Saturday evening. lie was com mitted as a rogue and vagabond. HATTON GARDEM.—Yesterday J. Roberts and 7. Dysart; two miserable half-naked vagrants, were brought up by some constables, who found them sleeping en the brick-kilos in Spa-fieltla, where they had slept every Hight for about a fortnight.— They were committed for seven days, in order to be passed to tit , ir parishes. Qotcsi PQUARE.— Yesterday FV. Sythe and Sarah Smhh were remanded, on suspicion of stealing three pieces of Belcher handkerchiefs ?rain the shop of Mr. Potts, in'Sioatie-street. The woman was looking at them while lbe spron was bargaining fort black silk Itatulkerrltiq, for which be offered 89. Thiiy went away, sod when gone the articles were milord. 'They were followed and taken, but the property was not found on them. _ _ -- Moody, the proprietor of one of the Wind. one. coscheS, Was summoned for that his coach had upset the blacking cart of -- Francis, arid spilt all the blacking. The Complainant asked 41. com pensation, and Moody offered him 11. The Magis trate told Francis he might lay an information, and the parties left the Orme. The driver of a waggon belonging to Mr. cocas, of Milbank, was charged with damaging a cart and horse in St. Martin's-lane by his incautious driving. —lle was lined ion shillings and costs, and told that the damage aright be recovered against him in another Court. -Woneinwellalalt.—Two Irishmen, named Burk 'snit itl• KiUan, wet ellai jral with dreadfully beating Yf..Allen, a mae . in . the employ of Mr. Mot, a possiter'er. ht Leadenhall-Maiket. The servant-maid et the Re d Liork in Type•sireet, Finsbure-sqoare, 'fated, thet thelsrisoners were drinking with Alien at leer nraster's house on Friday night ; till it ism a Oise pole Dose, In consequence of Allen retorting to toss for beer with Burk ; when they both began beating him in a dreadful manner. She interfered in order to 'lute hist, but Oa was beat, and they dragged him 'by ;he heels into the street. He was taken to St. Reftholernevriv Hospital.44fiey were committed till the fate of Allen is knoarrs,. 14,11111trill•STKEET.—Yftttrtley J. Watts was re. mantled, on suspicion of being one of a party 9ft about a year ago robbed a public.honse lee ih e hourhootl of Bristol, to the amount of others 4001. The inning's, who were alarmed bli" breaking into the house, were tied by the thieseepi the hasinisiers, and threatened with desth if they , an alarm thie of tie go !ipso' executed for the and infornio'ion being given that one Primensc, posed to be another of them, was residing at Stepney, he was liken tutu custedy. The reason of bie , remanded ass, because the Ile( gOliti from Bristol 1/Pl.ll able to attend. Ginconstt..—.losei.h teas folly contain e d charged unit s.• aliag front the warehouse of Messrs. brothers, Ludgate-hill. two reams of paper, on wi t i o id 4 I -a d:Quer walked delitteratelj , jinn the aorebo„0„ is day, and seiglme his booty,' eau of Being otia . rved, by mintroe, a porter_4lits suspected him. the rubbe r y covered and he Istr'Usken into euss o dy. Bow.eater. , Miiuday a MI. I fellow. 1001 e limo, high, Calling Marvell' John Press ; pa* coer c ed i k • ail robbing I). l.iahlirM. a poor labourer, upwards years of age. The Ilroseciiier soon:, that on Nownin% noon, us he was crossing linfield-ehase, on his *ay ha m , ventage to Loudon. he was joined ay the Po ember. db. ed. that us they were going the same road. they Wo lfs ot a walk together. To this he uterde oo esturctiolt. mud Okay 6: eerded on till they it Id passed thr o u g h %Isetstinie ; nb o nV: Promeutor said, as it was getting lute, be should ship * nearest puhlic-house for the .night. PrisuiteS dihi j 4 ed. that be knew a good house, a bitcle way um of in t i k road, nod persuaded the Prosecutor in nrcompatty higtti o , l4 lase. Atter a:tottering for Aligir ten'e• % Wnt , Aiding ihr bow, tbeyogrevd to go on to High ; tenor the Pris•ecutur.v . ambled and fell Th e p r E;; o , 7 g iama ""lr nt. Iy jumped upon his stomach_ seized him by Ilse throw. tbrestieffing to murder him tf hr resisted or canal otn• r - pockets of a tativonsiug eon aiming atom so . I n then left hint. and she Prosecsuor s elm a to atm,* ia nke i , thy on the groom, fief • cou-idertehle lime. At Imo h e us ,,,, ded to crawl itsteithe h;glt roatiortsere its a tea sesassies he noel * rte of the horse polar's., in shows be related what had *minted, and they bet after the rumor,. In a 1.40111 OW they overtook him, and conducted him to rite Welhaßbw4.l2ohlic•lloose, the tlighgate Archway. where he was searched, sad th e with the sum btolett from ibe Pmsecotor, was found it pocket. The walking-stick belonging to the Inner wet Nand in kis hand. In his hurry. after committing the tom" heated. it arpeore.l. token this stick Lagettd of h e n aa a ,Tir d Prisoaer was !alit committed. On Saturday eveniog a conil;ct of a moot &spews nature took place at Tenbridge, between smnitgleas •and s some liscise O ffi cers. The were the victorious party for some time, when the smugglers aimed a desperate blow at one Office's. which obliged him to drop his apes, smuggler seized it, which decided the battle, Officers were obliged to make off With the celerity to save their hoes. •rhe smugglers who hove for some time carried on their piectices, ao,d the Officers without beetle sk dare not situ' k them.— ( Kentish Gazette, Oci. DARING AND EXTENsIVN. ItURBERY.-0. 0301 fling, 4001,11 two O ' CIOCk Sioffie broke the how,le of Mr. Leftwich, ',Apr, in Poranise. t e w R.,therintlie. They entered through the "'Apt- Into the shop, from whence they stole 4' copper ; they then proceeded ep stairs, hr the chamber d.:or of Mr. Leftwich, and while . and wife were bulled in sleep, took from under bed • boa, and rifled it of 2501. io 8814.41 1 4 E 4. adjoining room, ie which one of the shoproen nest became the scene of their nocturnal depredations, and w ithoot disturbing the man, who aleeshmed soundly as his master• and mistress, they: ,a bureau, and took out 971. in notes, sad , silver, and made off onsolested with their vale*, boot,. Two casks of butter and two large parcel* Of sugar were set apart, and ;ricked up in millions' taken away, in the yard ; but it is conjectured they were found too bulky for couveyouce. Sunday morning, during the absence of the Ise •nally, who, it is supposed, were watched from lose, a thief entered the premises occupied by Mr. win, Nn. IK, Stanhope-street, Clire.marl by means of a skeleton key, opened the snub door, and carried off property of considerable wannest which was a large quantity of far, to a Gentleman who had sent it to be otanufact, FIRE.—An alarming Ore broke oat at elbow past eight (o'clock last night, at the back of of Mr. Bethel!, carpenter and undertaker, buildings, near Fleet lane, Fleet..market ; *non communicated to the entire of the premises. , Several engines - were soon upon the spot, supply of sever was obtained immediately. small tenements at the back of Mr. Bethell raises were burnt partially; bet Mr. Bethel' was (except the waits) entirely destroyed. fusion caused by the alarming event cannot scribed. The pickpockets never were more Seversl persons who bad imprudently (Twos , very near the premises on fire, were knock and robbed of their watches,itc. by gangs Syme persons had their coat skirts cat off, also attempted to make the least oppositiol dreadfully best. By ten o'clock the dame► subduer). It is a consolation to the indostrious And persons of moderate income, who are to know, they may hare the best advice, they attend at certain hours, namely, Thursday, arid Sunday mornings, until one tittle Medical Board, Great Charlette.st►ee frian'•road. That thousands suffer from treatment is a fact— the latent seed of a &Neel disease lurks in the system, destroys domestic tope *tress, and entails debility on the rising generations —The Medical Board claims the attention of those *aimed with Strictur►s, Fistulas, Cancers, Screphue la►, Nervous Dehilities, Eruptions, ulcers' , Pains in the head and limbs, frequently Rheumatism, Node. on the shin bones, &c. COOPER and Co. after forty years practice Hospitals abroad and in this metropolis, ►ed at Woodstoct.street, Oaks& street, deight till eight ; and at the• Medical Boar , lotte-house, Great Ctsartotte•atraet, road, precisely hesitated,' until eight in ,ing.—Raptered Patients, whose lawmen 124 inches, have had tbem retained, to of the Medical Profession.--A shindtme, rooms for females. DI ED. On thel6 h kst. of his boomr, SUS nwoli. Middleser likeenee of a fat from his fidfte, Juts - ICIN 'Hetet, ' , tr u sts Colkge, Contbrwir. On she litb ins t. so hi. , sophis t mil 47. Mr. • AI • • • (ate of Great Newport-street. COAL MARKET, O. 19. Skip M Moskei. SMik• 311 Mittelqle 8 144144rIntqd .... 3 1 5.. .`3l L' 440111 / 6 ;t so* , Iiii)110•11 Pa P. to ?%YJt. a Ort:c v., t, %WA. y • Millnk % be nei g h. t►ard s of by their hie•pr to 61 1' Ora Offences lac i $111). 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