The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-24 00:00:00

,~., 40ren't l ierpaeltitaki wino was tiro intention of th e ,;.. &outlet,' ro-sroo I grant the Cifdei - for laying a MaitiCr'for ila future management • thif sance time hi ••inula diiret the 'Master to t ' ritittpiire whether the tl.ird pert of the fends waters& firipirt 1.. r the pre.ent rtwaits of the Parish and i rase the Mower should report ttiat they Wh1911.1101 •then the Court would (eel, it thelitioly M makolthii pontimi s expansible for such a sum out ortheir luijs its *Mild make up the halaiice,necesiilitiy ifof Wigs:l4 roOriee. H. would make n'e piriiiatar Ord - or os,10; the PtrorOver snow rho MOtter to Oak, alenevel enquiry, arid report. ‘• • • • ' LORI) SIIAirtEMIRY W. Tilt DOSS et? VA,IIO- -t - n i•• 1 , • *: '~ .. 1 I I: r `• i 4 M• ~• . ~. ev.4.‘sal* SIM C Jilg ARV.% - Ably appearettooly to bass snmprowito .which he w o es legally entitled, aud.eilik ea Do pindenl,o4intd.lo.yty; .).. The Learned•Jiunca was of opinion that belted a wight;to recover tbersrbnie sees, and the Atty accord ingly fisisnlffar the Plaintilf—Demagea . 2ol.les. 1 • Therd Were a great Many tiffiei cases tried in te teurve,of the day, bet, nose of them were dlreeprc inti fi vit. • - no: r• a • Tlfetoart hiving dla of all the Comoson Jury cases in the peiteri lititit the 6th 4' Jammu wipe ,be tried. . • v .. ~ • j • • A. strong report prevailogniswat thstntighboerhood - of Bidomabstry ,yesterdsy, . beta men .armed Jobs Manning, residing at No.lo, Gjlbert-sterret, seer the a r ida% Mimeo, ono, of the turncoat; los tby New River Company,,.bad. been rnotdered, by, Ida wife; end ,ott. enquiry irsthy.neighbonchned, ww.fiod use pint of it actually confirnanis thAdeitiltef:the Minniug and his wife were alwayooperrelling fighting ; ,they were well known at mast, of the Ike Offices, particularly .at Merlbpsough.mseet. The deceased was famed dead, iw .his. bed., on Satorday evening about serso.o'clork ; bja arm was mortified fit's/titles shoulder toil*, wrist. and *all/Salk seemed dislocated; his features also were stmewhetAlistorty ea, sPdit was supposed by•the,tteighboars that,be.had come Jo his death by, unfair meane, in consequence of the .secrery.fe:e.hieit...it was kept by hia.oifN•snd if*m the recollectinu that in • tormyrilisesasbe.bad tk a kettle of boiling water on him whilst lel mitts .a .polter+ a quertupot o and other 1 circemstances.wer4 represented lobe mod*, every , passible ontioirt j calling .1 commies'*. Jery ; Aatol* Sorgeee who viskted.lhe dePeeeed#4l l l lb, asortiAcalinn ]n cam erase line his blood.. and thatit was a -eery imp, Jery preveleut cause.. accordingly no . held, aid, the min . was Otisissidsstyr. . . •• licateconosntita.—From informative Worsbi*street isopri are that the • murderers of John - Coopsrt dui *it et November lasi, will %don bet Alen ef . Clareowevket, Were yesterday Briiitiffreet; of * *elk tilsi- Sibtlitbpday. • • ; T • . ~. 4 4 . ; • 'ET ig),'xql .' .1 , Ai Yeir4llo 4€041.4L - ts . 4 , • 41ID *INp4ERS of TH ..i10:0111141ir VOMITS...7CA hi IXL tORNS !VAN- ATA)MitaUI A fp(1111F., (-1 - • .1-44 w ,.1t ' •.$ • ' Not Christman Bo bet to bring tt ie es gem+ Melly as possWeiiiier. WI segos row, iglu. reed by Boleisitesimpe,* ipi4ii i joi 40411-1 iPoil: 1 ).401 1. :or ainaier-A l utre, :op Velpoikei,i3O*;: to comoseawerition : ot.ValutillPe wiltilrlirotr: the lafter,l4 aim,' • 40 cbe I 14oged '44104440144410- , pate 4 giromainovho ' bia , *Nance, but its mins shot 10 bevy *benefit, 'Ai e P4l.ll - tis 4 ,#4ile mom itad eclat to the ilfs . lo,l, TOrner was pobliely isi Mrlite . s money bi ei Jon, did kola 'Ty pro! k v 1.108601 A carr i irilitn,, - In town,cunt from Win(` in it . 11.0 1.11 is town, . ... ..... Aaji ~_ ...,_ -"PIP,' - sl ti'' ro'lls'' . ' pate ., trit t,s . -brA4ge, Missed' the ittto , At c ii' • p# 'lklyse Into thelltkoM. i tirit ,lad drew 2 it'd .114 tail lost i hit he , V V • ''S c .. . • . .., some Iteck 1 which he cann o t esp‘aytt, 41;e4; . ' 4644 t 'present in town. Several Of goaOtes vete,upwartis of liar hoar, br it India titie of sttrie7 . r . iveidolt, 166'1 , alp.it Wirt o'clock,' g J:isshea Bulimia,. ii.,il4,Wood-s4;reet, Ids, was attacked lidilhoYaikiiiy.road brit s gang of . thieves,,..o44 in number, irk', 'cites, f p,4 Oteffedatk O. .11$ fapweApg A i • as + Wit 'k ' nocked iicbo, tod• rablied' of 4 . lid its appendages. Abbot the same boar, Bray, of 25, Rosemary-street, elerkes• attacked it the corner of Felton -court,. , by three men, who robbed him of his . )th which they escaped. The same everting .en's carriage was blocked, with teabrostrers, itehatl, and a• gang of Whites trith ttrrches rotund, under (he 'pretence of wiving assist. ila the carriage glasses, 'and it tich Spanish. iich ley on the seat, and got off with k. .oesdly evening some daring • villaiiss entered pablit-bottse, sign of the Dog, coroet of (Or& .rerf, City-read. ' The Aloe*, tittered ilbtl •windoW by a ladder; they broke Opt* ef . Society's box, front which 'they stole 1514 a two silver watches, 4wtraitter puncladadles, I , 'greet quantity of wearing apparel, beioniipe te 'Mrs. Talbot - , the landlady. The villains • have - ea y#t giCaped justice. 1 ''On'Wledneiday night a Gentleman, after-crossing ; the road frbm the Rockingbent Arms to the Eleplidift , hint Cattle, at Nets ingtott,'a nbettonethis- eppeethiat fif thlr l iorpose of 'reaseneratlat ihe link-boy Who lighteillim in crossing, wen* earliViellOws Who were bn' the leek-out, availed theeireivad of . theOppotta- Silty, and snatched . a gold' wattle,' cfratitr,' , lieslit, $4l frSR his pocket, - au+dita Wei red sist it trisalliett I . ' POLIC4I4! - -: 4: 44- - • ' CVlLDl4LL.—Yesterduy''''Rkltard Chick and George Smirh;tho.twO hidirreinanded Item Tuesday, - titt thevhstrii; Of - being implickied• with ether boys in a confederacy to rob their respective employers, were brotight op tor re-essolinatten betoreitheslttiag.Ma gistrate, ;MN Alderman Tilollits . SWIM. ' f•-i•Gewesio- Nowntstv's evrand.bey, t• ~oibeel Btietly *Alive,' the swap he stole from- his Giesler, Mr. • Hitless eaderwent ass . eeasninstien. Hit acknewledelitiving• received the semi from assay, and l said hirgave.Chirk ballot its at-Bently'eglaaire, ant paymenlifict some i sweet stuffy Beady nwod hop— He knew, elsieltionlrbr , deroling • with •• him itt the street, eadmeviorkneet , any harm . of. hies. • He de. eirld all knowledgiroef stieri'llsener Smith, • Ne Nye ther informatiowetiete be -ptoterednfrom9this-.bey v whb, theegh pricisol triewatri is histeillieepteihted copy caption , vietati4niest soy cosiirainsflOriikoho Prigolifeck r;g9si: ' • • I !../s. The Piiormor Chiek• reel aired,. with mock &Moses to hear the' *vi‘waio 'giros by- ilowely; 1 ink Malice 32stnitation, • reed,: which; was coinplied . with; When , he - cant redeem& it. its sitmeat part*ewer. .rsoneired any wi(wveriaoniSondy, t . denied she connotation at. tributed (whim, and - knew sothieg wf the•theft Id • have bleu eeennitted: Smith& He , deelseed' Bendy's story could not be , Aren d ashe l Chick, had' noc.sioht tweet staff in Ibis 'Meet more • thaw eight smith pho denied all kuowledmiigioispowinsioos as rotat.dhy tuncip;rs • • • It. ..1 Hesw "Wadi; waeithen colledir•onsltmontv loving Pest been qerettectedo by the sMegisisele es •to hit tiowledilt of the wanstewort 'effete wf.w n, , eath. • per Wised , ihe Areth lot 41/e tlehttiew•he.bed gipetly hi had enkiai4 Ousels was w.twooleswaoittlt egu lobos . Cblek .firss spiky tis 4risi • bay *best A•tiielvvikssib or not quite so such. r M'there.htio~ ,so Weci4if Orr 11( felony against ! the Prisoners , the W *orilsy A devotion, under all tbd circumstances, committed these krotts tol Bride ell, life avitionv . bbi ' l for anti to he wivisiperVihret *tees 'titbits that period, *and Smith -.lnr Oa!, arid to •be. willipped once. • lywabsegisently 'Neared abet . Smith, had stolen a note while its the employ of Mr. Ilaysesod,•aud speistit iii•trioiiin i f Ile other three boys. ' goi-sizsie.t-Yesterday the four men who bate • in cuarody.eireral days, on Suspicion of steal kftil codga wimp a field belonging to Lord Wal &grave, at Twickenham, entlertarnt another eland nations before .Mr. thou, _when three of them ac counted in a 4aiisfactory manner as to where they were at an early morning of yesterday se'is night. They were crieeldered perfectly innocent.—: The fourth me, Thaws frebb, who was appre hended ko driving the cows 'hick were •Molets, has net ire9able to give a satisfactory account how he hecaMe pesiesied of them. Ile is also suspected of 'hating' stolen some cows, the property of Barb- MSS How. Homes committed for further ezeovination. M AXLE/BOW:I-SIX gET.—Yesterday Weller Dun. : kin was charged with wilfully stabbing Wm. Viney. The Complainant stated x that he was at the Bear and Humnier public-house, in Well:stseet, Oxford street. He had taken some bread and cheese, which be after wattle learned belonged to the Prisoner ; he c. Ertl fßit $l,lllO mere, which being brought, be Kend al; to the Valspoes t who chopped at bis bandywith a ease knife, end cut a piece out of his thumb; beefier. wards slimed *wither blow, lacerated his body, and said. 66 ll—n you, I'll stick it into your heart." A witsseis,was called, wto proved the case of the Plaintiff in some particvlars, but alleged that, pre views se die rash eat and language of the Prisoner, the tolooplainetif had seized a poker and threatened to knock 'out the !wales of the Prisoner. Tho . l'ilsoner avaied any intent to injure the Com piiiisat tied &Ott) self-defence._ 'Mi. plume, Ine very impressive aligner, repre sented to the partiesi . the gross impropriety . ef their conduct. He weird Dankin to avoid the aloe of knives, al go might one day hive to autwer its con setluences: He represented to Viney, that the ag gression had been committed by himself, and if the Ptisoner should be indicted, it was .likely ,tket eks Complainant would be found guilty of the fir me. sault. Under these circutestauces the warrant wee dischtrged:• - DIM:MS.SLS OF THE TILES. Yesterday Jaines Cameron, a entire of Scotland,, late a soldier, applied for assistance in the following Rif said be had been lately discharged fond' his regiment, in . esteetive *round being all the recont pence he got lOt his lung setvitude. The Govern . cot withheld a pension from him, on the ground bat his gervitude was what was called Fencible bet he bad subsequently petitioned his Royal ightiess the Duke of York on the subject, whp 41r0171iSeh; on the receipt of his good ?blunder from Coineel of. the regiment, who who at Chatham, some revision for him ;, but, whilst be ,had t. wilt fee this re'coinniendation be was ratio liaise. He had applied to the Overseer of the parish on Monday, and he gave bins one shilling, but this was scarcely enough to procere hies i lodging . , and es the plaish siffieersi refused him any further assistance, he iii unittie`the liecesaity of atiptyiet4 to the Magi• Otter. !le said Ike Was most witting to enter the service again, or go to. his parish in Scotland, es 'there was nothing he abhorred wore than begging of - lolly one. Mr. CONANT ordered the Overseer to be summon. ed, to show CaUre_ why be refused relief. • A laboorer, from the parish of. Chiswick, applied for a, sumonesr t 9 compel the parish of fi cers to afford him He said he. was out of work, with a large family, none of whom had the means of pro curing a. meal; that he hail applied to the Overseers in vain, sad that if something. was not instantly done foe him, his family would starve. TheCierk said, Chiswick was not within the ju risdiction of this office, and asked why he did not apply to some of the Magistrates io that neighbour hood. The applicant replied, that he had applied in waits 1 to Col. Clever, one of the Magistrates of Chiswick. ile,was referred to Atuunt-squue office. .Newitt, the constable of Mary-le-boue, said many persons had come to that, watch.lsouse in the course of, the .week, and reqeested to be allowed to remain Are all night, as they had no lodging, and did not know what to de . DAUM.; AND NVNIFIWIM GANG OF ROBBERS. QUEslotattaitu.—Yester.day Robert Save", Wil. !fain afurtin, Join Lynch, William Burn, Quotes licuill, and Rpherg 111.6. Bride, part of an orgenizrd gee& robbers who infest Westminster, and five of wbasn.,w.ho were mutilated from this office lest week, were essotnieed before —MaramaNn, Esq. oa va. rior.charges,of robbery. The first charge was preferred by the landlord of the.Grown,aedThistie public-house in Great Peter-• street, Westminster. It appeared, that about ten o!Clyilt:tbe receding night, some sillains entered the t il kgioa t wi s dom', it its supposed by meass of a lad der ; and wrapped all the clothes,- end every pone s bleseeticle,they n ,ould find . about the room, in tbd eiviess,,an4 i ilowered,ihetn into the, stmt., 1.14, ositgitt4 the be 4 .ro9m, broke ore . . i ll* drimp,,anktook oss;„7L its notes .89d ellsoc,„"Aah which threPlralinerl,,b9kwere .neat iloymprehaoded 1154 of ceF, who, kis o w ing their internees sthereeter, sported,. them. • : Benitinms Itigivimkid, that 0190 11 o'clock on Tuesday night; be wit going through Pear -street, Weetaolast er,,,whipte.,.ber, met the Prisoners Silvey, :1111,44i550 and .I.lnr c h; thee,„asked line , if, he Weald adtomis tkiog, to kin*? te i declieed,• upon which pew pf. shegryniged him„ end-{rug , his liana on his oposetts o :to prow's,. his giving uory alarm, and • the oabire.beet bhp j ver." •Tiolesstly .o lkd robbedbim •of iliairrekchs alld-eks 6410.4 1 1ef, being alt the mime)? Iwabool OW, biro, w which they escaped„, ....... _ A , Au _ t. . . . • • ii•-...ae--. i . c,..._. • . • 4eretit lienr :.. &outlet,' 11 ` r) - 4 , lttig4efoi , ei they Ea ritlttiotire gle hPI A , firiPlll for (t Ivitae the Niat ti:en the Cou potntimi ups •s *field me , t , v*141141. 114 ' l „ the Nor,' b eetvairy, mill Lolls) $ll A . NI rATOR i enunt ('livid • Sint pa i of I .:- i . . : niry pabood i 01•fitio *to S 1 . • istirciwoo of ‘ - . fltimod . s; oik . trots tithes, ~ . , , • • jt•i•, Iso4, rfsiti;, is cavil '64 ii ii‘s iicaetiiiih 1 4 I 1 ; •if.j eat &it ' ll+ 'orettelttie4l . b f *91;(4 1 ,114 I . t . PCIO4IO his Ikti. an i di ett. #• , ''''Si.Str Afts Till stmt slf ifiii . 1 V • :' , s ailitii Oige r: A oaity',.: I . 1 1 'Oil 141 filo - .1. . -;;-• If it . ti A 6 , 1 • Itotittcl estate blast hi*" elinen I : ,igliti . siolt 0 , . 1 ) . • i" Attieislii • . 1116•41 ii ...▪ - . , hil did t drier . COURT OF KING% BENCH, i1ac.29 1 well kpo" ..• • • . • Shortly after We Court sat, darkiless cads* on, in 4tf i eruptip'l4 , . . honsoquence of the thick frip - thSt Oftvltilid,; when . * f it and - 1 , ' • fiddles being suddenly celled for, only tallbw could ni! hate.. I ' ',' •.... . • be prodticed •oti the emergency Of the' moment, and- a lumaeir, iv f i , • ;.... ', k •,. , , 'lug. fottr•to•the.poend dip befog handed up; was preset , ' ' Clair JOStiell A iiioT uia, " ' I . sba'at hive that— , the ""rib ,; if t lilt hale was 'l'll hive imie-411,81ooreille 9,°14 . . 11 " t H• ql, 7, -- ,.. , . "Cnotatthe Sherif OP the ` City tif . 1 4 oedon- oughere . V"7. o. f i lX 1/ )/ :. .... ...Tweet welt. , ~_ . , . .. ~-...• •.4„, ~, ...,.: _ • A• ex caedle *as fhortty all produced, . . 1 -I.,YP - - 1--• • - i -• i aespente I 11 . aid tbh Cads. of Ohlic j ilkil Pr . itfrireil• "ii i i f tal . f.ki l ' ;Pl f itl 1 , ,:er. , ' • '-' 40....: . :'' , • Air , . .I,' •*!: ..., s .. r te.'leceYPt watch and po l curtug a &tarter for a akip i Mr. Beni. ~ .. -, • - . , . * pang Maid, of.sbich the befee taut ray s „AI, as l e 1 0 4 4 . ., e for a cop from. Logiiots.49, TOPer.iffe .City-road. I . aksrfl c)(pgain. ,The Aaintiff . f a se c t,ejclt rare proved wadi. wit • .. . Aft ha t OfeP . itfrfsrio .. , 4 ; 12 1 1 :_rr 0 4 WO', 0 cotifir*.t 4, t h ili i i 1 ,_ • c - Zpil l '!F t q 4e o t lP lr ! OA l i f t Ift i i‘e.P l *.e; *ld. vilita thPl 'at .whitiflu .. , 1 endowt beilikipppod ii 6 tpr.tlie kisintiff's co.- vogihi i i oic iwr i 1 1 010 1441 1) 1 1 4 014,11711fnc-44-PlTi.!t .o?ostiks..freiett, ' , al i t i s -. ' fo i e :. 11,:fiefiliPg to 49 1 e 1 -Aft , ' !(4Fe'at to pay 0 1 . 1 4 a mi t !cle •cleelt whic ; r ,c,,uosthzueopy : (Ito , fipietK.amtedrjfe,,to.kitiag, v ii , ch , esi !': , ,AtritSOilt *CP Rut • I ''•• • . •••' ' i ' the pabik- . Wires spurred. on the part of the Defendant, that •No rt it i .o r ti the talutiff, both by itivielt, and: Isis. Attoe. t hi,,,b,.„,,,, Ivry, hod made a claim of only. two and 1 belt per B ene fi t , s oi . cent. for his whole demand, io consectuence ot,the likewise iv vessel hiring Are.u4hanppednted,of her voyage.; Wyse - god: i, 'gr. •" thrown a kettli hod, beat him a nttapotis. The 4 Periah-effirere, peeparittetY to the opinion of.i ,ect4etl that lb slip ilk state of twat, and ...so Inquest was.. hi day. . . toceitod at W eatettalsted th, carrier,' on Ow in c*stody. Several 'hotel eanyffted` at 11 • aess'iitt tte Ssb • y: 7113a0r) ' LORI) SHA FrVISVIII A V• a ig. ..71... 4 .7, 77 , r ,-,-- tT . ----- --- ---- --..- / ---..'71 r • 1 -- P. - • 10t16i1. 1 ~ , ' : formed that Moran's honey ..it in 'piling for hit* • NlrATOrtas steed, ihis.was the Petition er Via- . pa . I,srtis's ; but there us. ri- inclinutirte inn at enuttt Clieltlen, praying that !1ii.:C . 0 . .1 1 . rt world Ws; this.dinues to cover any part of it, and. Bute ? It • • in- . . flint part (tithe Master's Ripen riftoitne tosnktistmit- 'fihesitile friend of Mirtik, lull en • his,atetal,• chill- : niry grat4d him by the tate • i.. - to 1842, Lord foisid Wtodait to chit itat his pupil,was eon. All Oleftlin 'enteritiletolentkgrir b - this o l ip, (oeispi, djtiess that he shoal*. light -Martin , • 150 fe '1 4 ,00 •orr • purchase tet Itildeubey estate , orsisinty tboesered . tie last Tuesdiy iir ,April' ' neat. Ten .44 ontle t Ektliiids, aid' olle.,11,111r61.1,11!t ilto,•ost t atilliesstree aside were deposited. ender fonfriture of sinking li mo bo w s, sitosifigdf: aleyr in rite t 'Meier.. It; half the stakitoloddi'ett Stilled '&I Th Wilda, iiiilll la * ' Jai:, 1804, the Du 1441.0' lie m bilrofs' 'Oven. day). • l'he Counnim itiqn-Cilkf left before the risiti,, h icarp tilt tit* '011)01 e eedlhir sisid•l3ol. ; ,forces deploYek ti out -tirsE, and the' Contusion-- li'Mod ii hiii 'reTemria' to !sus ' r ib tniiii‘er - whet • Ge.iila 1 A gee w nperjod in Cwasetand order of the en. iliiiitliiiinsips n' A l iiiittbstor'hid si nce come te'lie loin sod Rungs% were 'at inns, and both Ally of 'ittarish","iilio 'anti* kaieidaltiiuleki soli ail postage ; their qtelifrostines: the tables were removed or a •ar.year forlfibes, eridiriti;lN'ad' Cl"' ;0311: as 'S roe pill. fur-a. purse, but the hostess spoiled the rt, '0 ti 4 i 406 . iibrIbo eca. ~-r e ,*. Le d d Cilers .with much, energy declaring that was not a ' for 'alfeetheeple Sartori Rtate,"' Ten ?unit n • Wits , • ting t , pod informed. her guests tivw 4. - 11 me 1 %24'400. i.yeter ; but 'MI ' . I lia' . ',`,. -,., y toAlitie. Joiitecini the rabies ` Oda ',. W . . w .. '.. Mode him frpril hsTitlig i of . l'o l • .., •t, glfibt, Colonel ipset the aiter, and' tidily ed * 'l6l c . ilf ,titi . de444nir tteitiftly ,moat bl i •glosfis-Ifter this uprosr, when all were 'd nk, 'ai l ,p; - • *I .- 7 ' 7 . .*!.• ...c . 41 - • . 4 5- : • -41111ters stripped, without studying weights; ost] ! • •ili Arra** Ptairhi; . en'ltii /lard the Trositeyt, :01iWeirend Burn bad is mind. Rsuchsil "maid: bt 1 Svalitsifil Pisivir Viiie Pet ition, as imp . - qmiti, oartbingi and Bare and . he amused oath other. 40. .i.„..,Viiiaiii'Cliiildeda genii's! i ' .... Irei qtrf It - listends, bat in a state of such lordly ts. shighi iidji4niri to rereithi case to ' ~ ibis .pol . 7 4kike urither knew who opposed there the, ' t' Oritisglie: tin; to lee Ate 'istete on the belt 'terms, '. Ong; and its respect to the fight itstit i hit I.: rdii4 ih• itighest possible taitst: • ' ' * • totriel feel his legs best-trat superior, but Rs I ..r-. f il o • " • '''' . " ~.B, . ADWELL rOllO. O O en Milan" midi -;,4 •••• • *towage of weight egainst-him. Not withstekshi. - • 4 1`biltice-Ci4 s . • ' ltitt Veld dilit'r d alleterte... 'I - ' ..ea.tlto,row, the whole parted Gigot's, and oldie! t IZ ~. ,.. „ . estate' dist be' a ~ •to itainterstb •1 • veireata . •• Abele be* Ivey hope, sate those the watchmen got: . . iinei"deissodsi ii '.lliii4forifbriote'siall afg dije- ; , :.. . li , 1. il • . - ,eitiptii . so ifioliti;iisflirilli e •cerrfir of" thii estriiit: . . : - . i-rafielligiditabiettiistisiloi,lif ilki arliikaire ROBBERIES' buftnvo THS FOG ed . • . , .: • '-._.—. 4 .. - - t; T'fite'llliole iltiiiiik . be tererriid to the Milder, with • ; 5 . • ..,,,. .. ... ifalird Cliefden to 'iligitid bit cbilike‘. '' ''' •O n Titemfft otet!, one of the Windsor cole t h . •, .emit's to the Bo t.in-Tu ' • ' • ' . riptiat . kid irt'oests''vleirgidrisid.` Vbe Cutit s .! 1 1 11 0, lA , 1 nt Fil'et . mr,.. . . n it Imo l ai rii r 4 64 'I I 1 ''':". " • -L' .i I. ' • • . was robnell. 6' It teems that the thieves, dureng t Intent, it 4, Ised,ade an olifnins in the boot behind, i - _._ t_ ..1.!_21. i.• -_-.1-...i A ......e.....1.. FIDO !DOC% at% !watt", w 9 1 kft tury Wag wel/, a ;It eutkostp,,,,fielt rd. Mr. ,11 i st rem! i tig eittd,w4ottto.ktipseaietpttek beh. We spwres i ch they !Itg sit tk.,e 144. y, ;* bq j ig Plitt : 4(lot%. Wilaue PelleibgiA:ll6oooll.ol,:thisiPPliti bvt,b4ore he cold') r•PM OINIPOPe 4I I4 I I44O4I4OPerre esePPed °Ut^ef. lll 4 l tW it Sfit .°4 4 l ll l qP i eti ° W 111441}11/ 5 1 fir' COMMilied OD this chsrBc. . . ; - The third,ebarge wt 51, Crobb.street, elk ing during the heavy after had retired froth Ise partour In snob" atortpetil, dome perms forced open the pad e ,,,, window, and carried*off a large pier gla.s, but be. fore they could tiike any thing else they were alarenee by some dustmen, and Made a• precipitate retreat. . The window was afterwards found open by Mi ta Eastwood. Mr. J. W: Payne, a neighbour, eew.lhe Prternase Lynch sod another Fan in the atieet a about the lien of the robbery. .•' John Finchett, servant to Mr: Gurney. WS be e Lynch, with a {coking-glass ender Ms era,.tin Ike. 10y-street. The gisss is not yet found. ! A Gentleman, residing iii Maisham.street, in. formed the Magistrate, fist lett Sunday his bet • iditcovered some fellows raking his (simile.* eel the window; but, thinking.it was by o family, be did not disturb them. I • did opt recognise either of threfir4ovem, :. , The Pillager, ' 14 Deb, Silisry..isisd &brae, wpm I fully committed on the charge if Mr. flicks ; Abe other three were remanded on suspicion of roMilui the Crown sod Thistle; and Lynch eras teessedsill for stealing the lunking.siees. . SINGULAIL APPLICATION. UNION-LIALL.—A middle.aged man, of reepeoies ble apps-arice, accompanied by his wife, etepessedi that sit affid a vit might be administered tabor, under the following circumstances: —About three years ego he was morbid, rind• at that time carried ou s business of considerable profit, and was pa:swede( a banthome properly. Ws wife unhappily became addicted to excessive drinking, and when lit that stein fregeNntly insulted his customers arid nifewded tds friends. The effects of her imprudent conduct speedi. ly *appeared ; his shop was deserted, his frien k abandoned him, and he waif rapidly approachln: it state of ruin ; when his wife, enrolled by the wet. spelt, determined upon it refortit!ism, and was d o , ' sirous of binding herself by nit oath never again t, Indulge in drinking wine or spirituous liquors. The Magistrate lamented the former plop/is:city of the ' Applicant's wife, and coneneeded dm spirit of ,u. formation which she had shown, bet &Wald 'diet IltiMinisf ration of 'the oath. e•••. : • . 4; , eiNt;utAK Aig D.EXTErtetVE FORMIRT. ' • NitN.ron-eousr.—lt. Mackie, ti maa or reveciablegmar anc,., wi t , on V% ednesdny finally examined snows charge of haring forged and uttered lac nreepintive of liwitortl Stepttego. Taylor, 1..)q. for till. lir. WI: with totem to deirand .event pct loos. itle , srs. Wl:inin Ilerbert and Jo' , n Maand, of Cornhill, stated, c11:11 tame time in the month of April tats the Prisoner cattle to their stadia, and said he %antd to ;select a oonottlentibte a•bor mem or goods, in payrneot for *hi:a he -r would rlte give MEDICAL§ ROAR!) , nr•it Chitilatif.statet, ftlarldriarr'-n*d, nod Wosot.iisekvstreee,., adittialac New hood-,lfert. —Store the Stedirol B nail hat , been erwitifrn e4 it t o u trbttat.liome, (item Clrirl•ltte-vitert, ispintote lie Ft/mined II Chapel, awl Womiptoeiltsittsreet.. Niw 11mA-IM - eel, ititwarwv of glibly Thouload P;tt.waits of both vies have hero retrereft to perfect bes f ltsi ' man) off h im hod lipgqted for - 14. ass snider the m tt painful orl tsldnbnat , no,. enter, were proominced formable by teirps-tnatsle praerrliewriv, stud several discharged ("own ifsssysissil-.—Stress iv thearireet- re sulting from combined tals-inv ! !—N; e• , t3. COO Ple,R, and C.... of Medical :tad Surgical reletiritv. after forty 3cats evirei tepee iu this Mett.spoliv, ore emeafited daily at both havoc, (iii u4ll motes oftert improperly trentrW). Innil ntio t t i c night; and she wine , hifve %dyke (grulk) son "I•tiestlay, rim rvdny i , nod Suttdor morainal, *Mil Twelve sii'Clock. $ [bourne* nt ri divtonee, derctibitg I heir ca-e. iannedinielv ottrodo4 Alllritera Is, be iliteriret Ili Charl-tse•lssime. filorkfriar's road, hut wine sire onovered which du not rontaiis n conite;tin• f, Nun est vivete sect te:ttere 4 4 I:. " Lite is only Life, when blest with Health." T HS ik V l S td r i Lo .t f la Ut r b e lc u a l es thoe e p h i ll o th i e s .W due itfiin hound..THE fi n°stie straitied and limiting-demise they impetuously destroy those•bar viers which Religion mud Marality have made sarred . ; le nub hut Pot attuthilate them appears' the letsoa of prusieucet•tieg calculated to limit their elierves.cence. Every dimrganixation of the !oilman frame requires great•me dimm knowledge to remedy, and the politic welfare is promoird en pr.•l,-s:i.itnial mini (disregarding t lie.xungest iota,* of Atm en vious intereited) devote their studies to tfie treainectit of those complaints geocrated by imprudence, and the eliulthiok of the tonsiotet at rut uwmarded moment. " The strength of is nation con.iqs to the health of the People 4" bat, it is melruse holy to reticct on the daily sari itice to the ignorance of naifeet ing nod to counterttet,a4 far as possittle, its further racwes, we alrer to to Tering humanity, the result of our owe experience in the various diseases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vire (early acquirtd at scito.4, Ner„re remora has awned her rigid over the mind), will, in contempbstilit his powerless state, become susciptilile of calves:Mg .emaitioto, in knowing that the most complicated state of exhaustimt may he omitted into manly energy.—lntense studya-inonodernte anx iety—long residence in ironical Climes. and many other will frequently derange the Nervous Scstem; its such cases ti t ran hold out an asmettnce of remnimatiOn, by reuse •itot which have long answered the mnguitie hopes of Patients of hosts Illekeo, That'bnae t 0 human happities.:LlJ ES YEN ER EA, ran ono be treated fearlessly, the improved slate of Medical Scioto* Raving divested its antidote of those di4ressing prow.: ties tend so lobe r,hdered its exhibition uncertain rued harassing. We best ex plain oar method by obwrvin.g to Patients labouring un der thib mat ids, that a few da.ss only are required fur the re• moral of early symptoms ; that the most inveterate case will yield to one remedies within a tnitatti. and that in a person who Daly suspects himself injured. she diocese may be preveuterl all together from aplieariug t—a similar remark applies Is many other derancements of the generative ssitetn, ns wenkto.,, reration4. Rte. e...pecially 'trivet**, obstinate CM" of which am daily removed without the use of emote 01 sthintilauiv. Sofa" peculiarities incidental in the softer sex have hot escaped one atieminn I Into/filch rdittefts, Combined witledellt•ites, has los petseded the Ine:ah, mually adopted. In tine, our systemic (linger. peculiarly.energetic, andwininently successful. For the central accommodation we rin• not limit ear- Selves to *toted nf practice, hat miry he costa:lied at Olt sensoitable hears.—Cuarory Paticrita axe requested to Anstribe ruin ` nfely their svmpfnms, &r. wnert Medicines. wills -.advises will intinedithely forwarded 10 - nny part of the Kis - 14;11,1m A beak-note is ex petted to occeainany the case. • f . , • • • .Fitst Published, • Till, mnts OF LI Ft:. a fainilow Gnmenentney of Ott above Oiseaws.. My GOSS and Co. Ma; had al 20, ambler-Mt, 174, Feet-ntret4 - ned ittln , ltt•eileirs, poi* 58. • GO l lll nod Co. M. It. C. SW - gegen 134 110uverie•stratt. Fleet-Area, Londoit. stAIIP '• Lai D4 1 :4 : er kATI:43O %X Crrlrt. No• 4, s4"Mr5-e Ai!. ti ;tU 11116744"11.1". made X I Mr. Eistwoml, of ho stated, (hit yesterday mor n . —fag, frodjuet swittr the tamely • insakhat-partani anolier . .- tne aectptauce or an reitifien4 solicitor, pnyabletti toile of tee firm hank itog.house,. The propmal was tuatiklatly =opted, and the Pri-oner sake a selection of urtleihoo, nuniattiing to till. I it. Yd Having ordered them to be forwarded to hub rt . sidence, be requehted Methrh. Ilaiond to draw a hdt fur the naionto, at twu onotoils. as Mt. Stephens Taylor, the Solici.ur. of Gray'. tun. This wut dour, and in the course ot ithita is ur day he returned with.the bill •• aceepoed, it. Stepheas Taylor. • at Mews. Praed and t'w. bankers flea tateet:.' Tow bill was lodged in the or hurryway faith the. of Mess?. Almond, and being preheated o hen due. vaSs y paid lfy Messrs. Praed and Cu. nu bUspleion w 1 • 04 No 11.1 genotilienets, and ohe pretended acoeptanci wool odours* executed. • o• Pie yea nee beillpeco, eras to be rriti a terillays, trial. • COAION A lIKET; Ship' at Market. ' Ships tt.rY. ' Prtee. 32 NeWenhile f. mu • 46 , .• ed. 8 butherluoid 5 z Atoft. .414.-.6d. \mamma ; ,