The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-05 00:00:00

«:.:±_• a • , ice . r, • BRit'if/TON, Jaw. 2. i • ' - The . openteg :Of this year is certainly *distin. gniAled foritwoilildness in this part of the world, theugh the. 'weather is damp anal far from pleasant. Cast night the• ball at the Castle was iste'elegintlf and natmerutesly attended ; Lord and Lady C. Somerset, Mrs: Fitzherbert, Lady Aniscoit and family, Sir C. Blicke, Sir G. and Lady Prescott, Lady-Cake and family, General Ifligonfn, Colonels Whatley and Olney, Maine Alontalambert, the otlieeri of the 18th, 4th, and . 82t1, Su. inctudiug nn assemblage, upott the whole, of about 210 persons, bring present; • tho greater proportion of whom were upon tho light fantastic toe, until better than an hour after midnight. Maj Montalambart gives a splendid enter. tainmetit this day to the .G:meral of the district, Lord C. Somerset, and a large party, at his rest. . dence in Marlborough-place. A most brutal and diabolical act of violence was committed here, between five anti six o'clock last night. It seems that a small fire, secured. with hoops of iron, which is generally suspended from the clilf, at the bottom of West-street, %lien • any of the fishing:boats are at sea of a dark nigliti.l as a giii.te for them to return to the town, wit', supplied with feel by two fishermen of the names of Rolfe and Barton ; though the expence of tht• fuel is defrayed by the Ashetmun generally, and tme above-named persons, of course, paid fur their trouble of attending to it. Soule words, it appears, took place between these men yesterday aPertioon, the result of which was, that antic deti , rmitied tt attend to the night fire himself, and thertfure procured a new iron' frame .for it ) and -*expended it accordingly. This, however, he had no sooner done, than Barton cut the fastenings andlet it over the cliff, and as R.alfe endeavoured to prevent his carrying bis ill-natured design into •ettfect, tl.e other thrust a knife into his abilipticti, • and literally let out part of Lis bowels. Poor RAfe .is at this tine in a state of such danger and POLICE. Get I.OIIA LT..—Tliree persons husband, will., and sun, west ch; a riot wnd disturbance at a putt by the sign of the Bridgewater A, water-square, on Wednesday nigl It appearcJ, on the evidence ant, that the parties had been house to a late hour, and had r' Oraady anti oilier cordials .to 1114 pain as inmost precludes the hope of.his recovery,' i f • • particularly as it is apprehended that some part uC bit intestines are lacerated. Barton has hitherto; oacaped dch ction,. though 201. by the town cryer, .bas been publicly offered fur his apprehension. • A footrace plate yesiorda _ Mr. Ath,► ' Aiken. T go Om Atigt,.., about WO • • A... -•• 6 • - • r • •-- ' ••• • , ;*1A,5. 1 ,. A ".I°, which they demurred to pay ; sisted upon his reckoning, they proceeded to raise a' disturbance, and, by a cry of murder, to alarm the neighbourhood ; in consequence of which he' was obliged to charge them with the watch. It was stated, for the Defendants, that Cole, the sots, haring been told that Isis father , was beaten and otherwise abused, at the house of this publican, came to his assistance; and that the publican, Nino his demanding the cause akf this ill-treatment, ran into . his bar, told him if he di.l not immediately 'begone, 'het would give kin a settling pill, and immediately came forth with a brace of pistols, as if with intent to fulfil . his threat. The wife of Cole, in her :alarm at appearance of those deadly weapons, and !carrot of fatal consequences, immediately cried 9ut murder ! and shortly after the watch inter. fired, to whom the Defendants were given in Gus. toffy. , - 1 The Worthy Magistrate very properly , eon. ceiving the whole to be a mere drunken brawl, dismissed the parties ; desiring,' howeacr, the De. fendants to discharge the reckoning they had con. tractell, and reproved the publican fur hit rashness * , in bringing out pistols. A Mitesian veteran, crowned with grey hairs, was charged by • a reputable grocer, who reticles in Whitecross-strict, with having come late his house in a 'very riotous manner, refusing to depart when desired' ; and when compelled to go telt, drawing his knife, plunging it through a pane ie his window, flourishing the desperate weapon in defiance, and swearing vengeance to any persmi who should dare to touch him. • The veteran Hi. bernian, in his &fence,. tulJ rather a maul's story of himself. In answer to the questions of the Magistrate, how lung hc hall been in this country, and by What ship lie had come into it ? ansWered, 4( In no ship_at all, fur it was only R Ride)) ; that he was employed to drive some fat. Mists from Dublin to Chester ; and that he came as one of the cargo to Parkgate ; fori his business he was to receive the' sum of five sh:llings.; and .that when he arrivechtt Chester he Olt:night irwas a pity to go hlese without seeing his 'friends in , England, awl so be took ato :calk sip to Lou. don, to find them nut. lie met a gohip, who wag drayman to a lirewer, near Whiteaross.street, and he went to see him yesterday ; to be sure he drank three or four quirts of beer• More than he might, and could not very well tell what he was about ; het was quite sure he was too ,weed-na lured to melt' any harm to ngsodi at ail: The Magistrate ordered him to' pay for the pane of glass, and dismissed . .Wm with an mime aition against failing any more into a similar situ ation. Mr. Walter, a Proprietor of The Times News. paper, summoned one of the presimen employes!: in his printiag-office before Ald..rman Goonat neat, for neglecting his work oil New Year's Day ; io consequence of whiCh the publication of the Paper had been delayed one hour and a Mr. W. stated, that the Deferolint, anti others, bsd frequenly neglected to att.'nd at the proper hour to do their work. This neglect had -comm. sinned a considerable loss to the firm. Ile had , therefore summoned the defendant, to d!tcr others'. from being guilty of the same misconduct,. tbcp„ punishment, under the Act of Parliament, is one month's imprisuoment. The Defendant had been discharged by Mr. Walter, and it appeared that he was then employed on The Bectesitiet ) a Suth day Paper. The worthy Alderman expressed ass ,opinion that it was necessary to make an example .of .the Defendant, bat he said he would not coin. atit him, becalm he was apprehensive that, in so doing, be might injure the Proprietors of the Pai. •Iser an which the D.,fendant was now employed, `if he then deprived them unexpectedly of his per. vices. The man was consequently discharged,' but the Alderataa assured him that he .would not es cape imprisonment, if he again provetrgitilty of a similar misconduct. meta:ids under On New 7. iikrt re cted every prisoner in Nesrgate,Ludgate, the two Compters, to have °tie pound of beef,• it' pint of porter, and a pound and a half of bread. Ten I. halt:foe of cues were distributed among thein.• • . , On Monday niebt a lire broke out in the stable ,of a • Gentleman at Ripley, Surrey, which • de. strayed the same . and the dwelling-boust. The aocideut as occasioned by a boy setting fire to the thatch of the stable, whilst catching spasrows with a clap net. Property to the amount o(aboat 20001. Was destroyed, half of which was in. A Coroner's Inquest sat on the body. of RI. chard Wats•n, yesterd.iy, at a public.house, in Montit.strcet, and the verdict wag, that lie died) of want. It appeared in evidence, that this pour wretch was taken up as a thief, in a garden at Chelsea, and removed to St. George's *watch- house, where he died. • On Friday evening last, the post.boyand escort of dragoons eunveyiiig this mail from Manuel tip Caltic l , were beset by a millibar of viltaitm,near , Woodeoula, who fired several shots at them :Alm). !sawyer escaped without any injury. WU hesr beard dust Lord Cahir,. and the ‘44111.1011101 lag adjacent to the road, have ofered two beadred pounds for the discovery of the realms Ow made Abe attack.—Thablia Evening Herald. . ' , r ITO 1111R.PIrrpR.Tw.." , s • • • . _ was so rather. greets crops, Ity ea,using _ de a t become rotten more %slickly than would .utherwine ham beets .the case. The business of the field his net bees much car. rife en during lhomouth, roc* the breaking ep the by-grounds ; but meth barn-gbeur bas been 1 6 0 1 11P.ellivd, and of con rat a gait deal of corn threshed . out, •The prices of leek -has. •kept. pretty much the . . . 'lupe as m one last. She cattle stuck, both of 1116 kin and fattening kinds, hare gone on remarkably_ well, bet they still keep high in price.• The frequent rains have, 410wever; •heen rather unfavourable to the sheep on tbe turnip imps; The prices of . hay and straw have eontlettinl swab the ante as in our last, *inkier of tweet aorta if its general pretty shun bee aka soot oss'esistitsobag au eery mild. The omit of boeakiggolgeld leys•baa gone en during the whole mouth With but little inter... ruption. -• • .P4IRISIAN PAstitONS. At the Promenade, and at the The*litay mit; 1a.., dies ate'covered n kir fur, tike the sußirriritrairlisp: land ;. at a ball, a concert, or a . private party t : they ern as transparent as • Iris, and as lightly . clothed as Diana. But suck superb •brilliants play` ' aridtml•thrir netts s •ur fall from their nark, their gowns anal fans are so covered with spangles, that they may appear with little mere than, their but.' ward garb without its being pererficd. The re. . fieeliols of the lights on this profusion •of golden ornaments and di.troonds, will not permit the Most curious observer to fix his eyes for an Instant on their charms: A ils:esii covered with Spangles is at pres•sitt the fie plasalira of taste and elegance. They are called 'robe 4 pluic d'or (golden rained .gowns); esom Which we may, conclude, that since the time of Danitio • our ladies bare nut changed,. and that a guidon shower has still the mine ellect on them. :. , , • The hair, end all kinds of headdresses, 4re or. nano-mod with gold or silver spangles. P . lowers ofjold and silver have also been Ititrodneeil. We lately reniarketl a ,bun 01 bells, composed of silk,•sil rr,lied dininmo 1 . Wreaths of gold and silveOre also - very fashilm4oo. Ostrich feathers mad birds of paladins are much worn in the head . . Pial:snd *hire are the prevailing colours. ----- • All thq slaps Now node.. order orders for India. `are to takemit'lrtiops in the proportion if Irak two to three litindrett men each. e It appears from lin annual' retasn , that in ..th e Metropibles alone,.there'were no less than 203 fires during the last year, exclusive of chimuies ict on , fire. LONckorre.—On the 21stnIt. an inhabitant of Chowbent, entuPeting his (*throe, invited up. wink 9f thirty of the oldest men tif • the villaketu partake of a dinner at the Beset Paw Inn; twen ty-five of Whciie ages amounted to '3027 years. On the same day, two other Anhabitank of that place, dined twenty of the oldest some at the King's Head Ino, twelve of whose ages amounted to 102‘; making together 3049 years. When the populittiosk of Choubent is coasiderod (not ex ceeding 300 Q), these, It is presumed, null be con. sidered as rare instances Of longevity us any on record. The following is the weight and dimension's of the ox slaughtered .for sale by Mr. Robert Ber. row, hatcher, of Hereford, on Wednesday last. The famm..quarters weighed one thousand seven huud red aml thirty.eight ponods; from the rump to the neck measured eight feet three inches ; the breadth across the hip !Ames was three feet,. and from the back lo the navel four feet three inches.' When split, in the partiovoc.the quarters, the depth of fat was live inchesk On the brisket three inches and a belf, And pn tie *catch of the rump Seven inches sod a half."'The iisslde of the ribs J 411 i - ... eon — • par!icular . and hay wily, Mid bri4 'by Edward . Vial. .y•n - ,. Esq. of - Marcie; Was very much adirired . for her extraordinary fatness.; she was six inches_ . thick in fat when creased down the back, the rump fairly cut weighed eighty-Six lioutsifir, end f was eleven inches deep .in. fat.-There: Harr also three twe.shuer weather , sheep, bred ,and fed, * by . Mr. John Edmonds, that excited much attentiwii, Prom their extreme fatness. . . ~ ANOTHER 'MO MST Eft. —On Vlrednesilsy even., int,. ayn f . lailly, without a. protector., wail insulted il ... outrageous wanner in Prince's.' street, I by a ruffian, who holdle bilk hand a, shalt .1 7 ,b, eppirmitly like .a Cori cutter's keife. . .a, was a tall well.made man, genteelly dressed. Irla first attacked 'a, female in Ikeq.larie, by milling:a long Op in his. gown. • Ferlosidedy dt the moment hegave the blow the Nathan, Warmed at his. appearance, esidesisoured to acild him by running off - the font-pith; sither..l wise she might hhve received a.acseee wonoil. I When he approached the: laily.in Prince's-street, "slesobeersed him take the weapon befpre descrih. el froM hill pocket, and immediately avoided him', 1 l/g/ was . not e s bir to meet* without her pelime being cut. This raffia* has committed .aes i erai 4e.' 4 , predations or iiiiaiiiii-400 4i iti.• iii other guar. ten of the,tewa. Haile* Ai* .104-eiseed on the , .. . troth of this statement. . • • . .•• .~ . , • ~. . ff . . . ' ! n* ol • _ _ The fotioeing "e r. 410esit iota , ltt g General Court at the. East littlik • no* 04 don 19th .1 tate, 1799, respeetiog the . late .Mr. D a . rid • Scot 'wilt irbe fermi in titer Asiatic About ltrgiiter of riio yeer. (page 160)-4-; " /14 hoped he lltbitttlrhe excitsed the momentary ties} of !mightn't Itimoilf to t placed bellied that ba r , I.trusied. wilts the anutagement of tiasCanspaty'k tra,k, im car eviro pp at the some time a separate commerce a tp, ( W I ; of the woke oretatre g• that after having pretty otremiensly 4. draetured to preserve both hilt situataowas,a Director, 4 , 4 romiseree at a merchant, he ha 4 been compelled to fAi ri . quish either the one or the other; Med to en dap., et y l MM. tug by hie neat to the Direction, be hint placid bis tafust,. at the bead of bin house of cuunoerce lle *hell asked 114, atlf, skbe hal done ref, what shueld be hate thought of le own conduct, and what he should little 6xpected thi cord to *hilt Wit ? What could be have thuu,ght, or what comp the world have thought, but that of ha withdrawing h o i and subutituting that of his infant suit, was a meresiok. ___..........-..... r ' TO 'HE CONSUM PTI VIZ AND , ASTHMATIC. Dum Vita, Sties. - . wttM. Asy Medical Men have asser.ted, that there, ii iio peritic , rare ler those formidable complaiitst is nothing more thud acknowledgiag, that they a re es ; aeimainted with any such specific: SW, Indeed, the Bilk e r Mortality foraisiti a mown:holy proof, that io this chea t , they• are extremely preeUlesa and extremely fatal. Ilia h r . peddtllaMad a few others, ef strong minds, and zealous in the come of l a m i ng hamodts, bonne CAM 1 Mit d popular mi.. die ht for and fipa4,loB means of relievtag th e i u s 'i w clans of ineMit 4 and in the BALS4II op ROSES. lir. tkaatie irlbwituaded that he has discove re d tss but oPectond Medicine 401 the world. In some recent is, vtanem he has had the inkfacanon to sce it restore to !l en to, and vigour individuals who were in the most debilitated state, whose tottering and Maariated &Uwe seemed to thr eaten 4 speedy diseoluilos, and who had beeldgmmounred impala, coneataptiveiberefare, without praising any ex i g g er ale a r i . t•» to n ' . hiletitegili t be' ~erode ads het ii. aeliet r a and their fri ,tegive, it a trial; With this assuram tiny e, . even if It should not pone a care, It Witt .....rtaiiily relkve de cough. ' in the rails stages of_ Consloptioni, he ha. IA 4 - doubt that it 'timid prove invariably siiecessful t for he hat every reason to believe, that it has restilved lithemitlions ob.' *tractions in the lungs; and he can positively a-ert, t w of resorted to ia tin*, it-will always have the desiraid cliert,, g i prevent the accession of the more :itlarining:syinplittio: nv, great advantage is, that it never can do an salary m any i,. stance, but navy be taken with' the utensil safety by pc," abash sexes and all ages, at any hour of Ike day, or ,at soy particular period. It is so very agreeablo to the palate, 1114 tt is taken with avidity by children, for whom it is e treisiety aulutary,as it does oat clog the stoat:Leh, but 6.. gently aperient. ' Dr. Senate's practice, during the lint tifteeis years, ha been principally centime:l to the treatment of hermit, dinar, 'den aod relaxation or the systete i.. do riug'w li ich., Rutty rays have occurred, complicated with cotisuniative andaeolinatie sx avows : for whira reason he haul. been ()Wilted to ri e vo„ I tin inciiisiderible s!ta , f of Iris attention to the iavestigati4ss 1 of 'thew dl.e.tite3; iin.l at fie lia, tore,' very same:and in Many IttStitice, Wlt i;a'appeared to.,irechi le all hopes of r e covery, Inv is itriaced to otter hit advice to patients of this clue;, via the sownranee that every cas.; shall meet the Most part icultu ant wiremitiing alb:1116M. He au4••' .oCSiOrsolitl ever), day till fair o'clock p -nsunally, or by leiter, inclosing„tive millenary fce, at his home hi !.intltliampton.ra w, Bloomsbery. Si Suit ad pecan, dirattm rheima, 'catarrhs!; Ad fasces. braueliust ad Dares esto eorysa. In. every symplany of catarrh-, or *wee'st cold, this Wilkie affords immediate relief; it allays, tile, irritation or ceklag { sensatiott a hills euite3 roughing, iramatee and facilit a te lexpectorattim, amid by its cintlink, balsmide, and tendon properties prevents or removes Cie milt diAressilig spiv. .t w hirl; liaiall)r gipervene on taking cold, such as homy. Igess, sorepesa and titaness of the chest, henil..ich, fever, 6.r. Aeloa.4 person, front • motives Of buttiace 'or pleasure, rapine tlientaelvet 10 the.ittlartes,.rif a cold..seg damp ilitllN spar*. wtiliethey ayeunder Atte influence Or it coilii ;. I amid advise mica, always to guard against the diange' vs much a plosidile;' by tee use ..f some inedi,itterisua4alici. whirl au' lii. bell ia the 'intatth, where, by grade - idly irtasilviia, A. eirect awe be constantly maintained. For:ibb putrame I prepare I.Mzen e es. au the *tine principle as lime &ohne of ll , sses ' raid .1* al; 'PECTOKA 6 ILOSE LOZCN:111, •which I caa•rerormaieni Dana very safe and *olive eollak4 reatedys very •dittereut trim the sat:vie-plaints Which as coanottaly Otabi Sake various demminations. TIM erect ot those Imzetges, gradually dissolve% ia the . Mimes, am the Larynx. winch is the enrol mg t e voice, is Wale rent* able; they tact only protect it from ituitry, nod Urweat ita, discoureaftic sverptiom of houtreeness,but s they improve a di tibility; and t.iiis • modulate aud :stretygtheit, its tom; Iv wiikeh reason they are hi he higivist'estmeitian wnii imat' public s peakers and stegen.: The Balsam of Roses; awl Prichard Rase. Lozenges, sa prepared geouine . only by inventor, Dr. Seuate and an sold at kis bootie, No. 47; ibiettutalpoo-rat, liieemsbah •laintlosi; the li oliouta, la Bahia, pi ice Vs. 9d. mai 41.4111.1 a thequantity of A x'small Hott i ics n one for 10.. 6d. f the lA* sears, price2s. Sal. per Box. They are also selereteilsy Mr. bauger (late Aaron), Du, Oxford-street.ipsilt Bond-street ; Mr. Cutting, Perfumer to her Ma` , 41, Cornhill ; Ayr. Peek, No. 4, Ludgate-KU ; Mr, tail, Cockspur-street, eerier of Sing harden ; kir. Shin* Druggist, 193, Strand ; Me. Uiecn, 398, Oxford-ammonia licamstreet ; and by aunt respectable mediciae nudes a every part of the United Kingdom. Observe. that there is a label on the outside of each Bat and Hoak, sexuality the Proprietor, E. Serrate, in his tail writing; or they mem be g enuine. • • A CHALLENGE. - • MESSRS. CURItIE and CO: Snrgenns, lan in his Majesty's service, challenge the whole molt to prose a site& litstanee where. their • Medicine amt Method of Cure have failed of the desired, effect. The practiced many years in this particular brand' of their profewiiia, Im nut Oven rise to one tiasurressful Case. , They continue to direct their studies to the treatment ail core of Venereal Completiuts, and that Herangement of de Slam ► whichis the coinequence of the pernicious and lour Ail elleitts of a habit long and most unhappily pur,ued by the ' youth .• of both sexes. in the one it will be found to be de oofailigg pierce of barrenness ; the other have its ravag6 (2• tally developed to them by a distressinx state of debility, • which, if . t timely remedied, terminates in impoteuee. Dee itesad ultimate effects, while Consimptior,* Lin • Power, mid various Nervous Complaints, mall the earlier SiAges•of this solitary vice. Of pee tinder the disorders incident.. to sorb a Id* is simple, and has tive.i.proved idunrceuld t tong, laborious, and mach textehdast • •ohstivate and cokqplieated cases .0 'ii* pi Ahortetiolo ut the Urethra, 8 4 ► Tuutoura, Canciaitn&44; Effilpthitei Gleets, as also .• • • WrRICTUR.ES, Whetti...-r recent or of long duration, and which have • doeskin of other Practitioners, are, hy their prey/dial plan Ire:omelet. ellectually and icmianemly aped.' a nut the patient sintering t heexeructut pain mid alarmed niorrhage fpflows the application of the our reuniter. In the course of twenty $ era exclusive prat lids metropolis, numerous cases of SI ricturethave heeled arr. ti.dly under their rare, the total ernalicatitut anticline • Keeled by a sate. ceraisij and ex peNtiquo mode tit praetor.. taperi.ir to any other yet achiptest. The weakliest, time, and deidfitv proceeding ream this esuoptainti duly removed, Rini the patient restetvd to mend And health. . But where the delailit) , has for years ekistedo per prei&erance in their restorative remedies, afters lure has been dew rayed, isiudispeassb esqpifeite toe/wive aiumbering sparks of Life, ail to r jite -Coati Several to 0.11!.11.1111/1 rani GeNTLElittl di the Ant • 'ability, hove hers antler the tare et Maws C uasui 'for.tfie tinnily* of complaints of the Urethra, fen' tures, ; having received a radital aid Cure particul a rly requested • that Withmetrzi ct i be . to . tbeist, as satiefeetery eordeones of the Messrs. CURRIE and CO's plan of fan tbese Gendeenesi.have bad strictures l •Stlyael had been under the eons of Mews. ,ltioithlkt , donor Sargerro of *goat ratinoornvq/Olifoa4kalte lip applicatiau of the [Astor Coosse. witer maw. Mews. Conte oncliCa. may The isiiiialteirley *So with the graded delicacy, •learacy, and tawatott. *er e Na. IV. ;lotion Glafdap. Pal Nuts in the- comity to atm! . fors of their . ettoe, c. a' eorlosi , g ren/Mioireo Ihr .atat infifileilm4 . 410 twee wiltbajtiyeaor,secot t, * o r sore that secrecy's.peidsai be. the age of lettimuleuty boded,/ Ss .911 t Join, liilll-.-1974/1011N51610101.1.- I.ON RON / L•vitLiq a° Prigll4 and Parlithrigevismet. ST&JS•II4, el I • ' t tY4AILVTAOk n 'StATI OO I4I . 1 4 .11 .'"ftlevf l'•*kt# l7 l 4 ll..“ - • • • - • moNvi tar Aft I 14U 14114 AL, REPO RT roa,sneeneri.#l. l , named ale ,% the • • ~ • • harged with r a ising Tho.groilt Intildnert and *.UllllsUpkljgtceq state it Aie-bilOse, known the speeds% during tile, rivie or tha j ltitsib l Yas Arms; in Bridge- left the young wheats, in must - sitikiiionilifi,d l C' fight. - most rigor eel aod dneriskiisy state, thnuirlikoVrne of the Complain- •of the tuner districts, they have , siitiered . in vine drinking at his measure brthe almost continned rains, 4, lin up a wore fur This continued rectory has likewise in same; he amount of 4.5. places been of enossicietable injury to the turuip l that when he in- and spine other• green crops, Ity earning them tu ------- - - -- ------ I ifet — sttniely - 1 Was larded throe inches in fat. Thu, hide weighed . - race of a mile for 100 guineas took one !flanked sad•thirtpeightito - nods, and the fat rfmt.,,brefirirtViapteird ertlay morning, nest Slough, between two hwolind awl tweoty.twa swot's. - ...p his l i . 0w ,„,,,,,,„ 6 ,,,,„,! 1 ,t, a known pedestrian, *end Captain. the largestA nimat ever killed a shit city ; it was 'l' lug ul ' hill k uli . l ' ['he latter performed his task in 5 ed. .11 - 41' 'iar it • - an d fed by his • ' rfatmen" "" hied . by g . 9 Am, . om, _ le the course of *lot .._seeoty_s_ l _att.l beat his tirersa. : • _ , • ke ollittreik mass - and hay dee. antiOr most •ol yards. 'Capt. A - Nat .- ilia - D. iii IIN "i i ti a m. il " 7.... 4 5evt.0. - -. nal ' 4 l4lKb 7'' ti ' C . ! I 'l' . Pt 6 7 i ths" i ' Encrescvneri;lintd der 5 minutes in June last. - . i ad he lurk `beftsroGivistittas, .A 0 less than 10 mina! Wenknesk, 61 r Yaws Dry the Shcriifs of London_ 1114 'Sat cows; of these ono . in - pWr.icular led on Whether .' • .:.:...1.... :. 1v.......1e• r •••1••••••• .I - '1.11••111' '.' •it • ..• .__.3 '• ay.• ' .2 sub _. . • ~7 -, .cent nr" ■ . ' • r ' v • . 1 • - r IrEST.VINStEit SESSIONS. • . , TIIIIIIBPAY, Jen. 4. *MK LINO V. ISAAC WILI g IAM TIIOSIIS. -TM* was a Indietmeot,' charging the Defend ant with an extreme and violent assault on Ann Calton. ' • From thertes•i:nony of the. Prosecatrix it ap. • peared, that she and the Defendant lived. with Mr; • Makings's, an onthietit currier, in krith-street, • • Sohu, she Si servant, and he as an apprentice: • . that on the cycling' of the 2.7 th of Jury last, the Defendant being offended still! the Proseentrix be. • cause she would not allow h.m to waste the bread ' . in her Master's kitchen, took up a leathern strap, ••• cell,•d by the trade 64 a hearse's mane," and beat . ber rioleinly round the a:oust-yard with it : that nut content with that ill usage, he threw her dowu at the hea I of the kitchen stairs, and drag ged her by the feet dawn stairs into the kitchen, where ho repeated his ill.treatmetrt ivies with the leathern strap, insomuct that she has been ever since rendered unable to cal n her livelihood, be. lee at this moment an out.patacnt of Middlesex 11 5,.i141. • tier statement was rally corroborated by one of the journeymen, who described the brutality with which the girl was treated ; and Mr: Grajstock,• Wardour-street, detailed to the Conti • h is Of the violence she suffered from the Do le efen.lant"s pill, the servant maid of a irid. itrsts the house was called to invalidate the ti's. timeny of the Prosecuirix, by a weak attempt at making insinuations prejud c:al to her character. In this she not only completely failed, bat was • directly contradicted by, another apprentice, who was called on behalf of the Defendant ; the . consequence whereof was, as the Ch 4. man remarked, that O the evidence was all • ono way," and the Jury instantly Nand him, • Guilly.-I!ann•diitely on the verdict being pro. nuanced, the Defendant's friends deemed it pru dent to allay the vengeance of the and in. etautty proposed terms of compensation to the girl, • •,,who, with her friends, acquiesced, and a sum of . moue) being paid, adeqaate to her loss and•stif. t ferings, the Court; therefore, imposed an him a small bac, and he was discharged. • TIE ZING v. WILLIAM MCNRY MOLT. This also was a case of assault, which arose out , • of a tiiiputein ordering a post.-chaise at the yard of • a Mr. Dickson. The Dattlault and his friends • had been conveyed to the watch-house, and had •• '• brought their action of false impiisounient, upon • which Mr. Dickson preferred and fouutfhis•billof • indictment fur the assault committed on him., and on his servant. consideration of the pending tedium. ails! • ' tinder the circumstances that no previous malice existed between the parties., they came to a OM ' teal accommodation to settle all matters and dif ferences between them amicably, and the Court, advised thereof; sentenced the Defendant to a small TUC Itimq v..FREDERICK KRUGER. The Defendant lodged in the house of a Mr. Bishop, in Pieradilly, and a quarrel arising be.' tweed thin respeetang.the peymerit oi'rent, for the tion4erforinatiee whereof the Prosecutor threat-I cued to havethe Defendant sent out of the Coun. try, %hie!' pruvuking him, he gave the Pruseco. tie a most severe drubbing. • • • The Defendant did not employ Connie!, •hut made a most flaming speech, in which he. loudly. descanted on the benifits he bestowed upon Eng land, by raising men to 6. ht tier battles all over the world, and for which he was not only nate. ralized as one of her ions, but actually obtained • commission under his Majesty to serve against tip common enemy. He dit not, however, perseade the Jury, that he was innocent of the assault ; they. therefore, found hint guilly—amtenee de ferred. !• _ gyp c • II • .. ."••• CI 4 ' 60• I 1 II . I. 'i, '% t~ ,1• .