The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-05 00:00:00

MEM ~~ \ • *---- * - -t.•; - !P4E IiTATESNI. OLD DAILEY, Nor. 4. , • • • i POLICE. • ;. • Bow.vraser.--Tuesdar hoses HoNowa broth before Mr. Rua,' the-dialog Magistrate, chile( with trespassing es the grounds of.the Furl of .Ter sey, at Osterleppark, wit% latent to catch game. George:W*o4 Gamekeeper to 'the 'Noble gal, stated, Olt he bad for a length of time inspected the Prisoner jobs', the habit of stealing his 'Master's. • game, and iiritels having been set, the Prisoner was on Monday sieeri getting over the paling, and making thswards'the , t4rts which had been placed on the grottsdiaoltaatisg the meeert, &e. The labourers ern : (dela to Wal, *west is pursuit of him, and ewe be saw there approaching he tali away. 'Vey pursued him, and when he came to a eat, he jumped in and swam across. The witOete also jumped in and swam across after hiss. • Te witness produced a bag which the Prismier isissliader stilt arm, which had the blood of a hare is the iahitM, will some bare flack or wool alse. The Prisoner said he was a Gentleman's eoachmao out of employ, and had been so for six weeks,duriug that time he had been living on his friends. He was ordered to find bail for his good behaviour for sit months, himself in 401. and two spreties in 201. each, and to give 24 hours notice of bail.. In the mean time be was Committed to ilk 'House of Correetisn. .-..1g1110..-- Sarah Bowyer and Sarah Grimes., were indicted . for assaulting John Lowin, putting Mm in fear, and forcibly taking from him in the dwelling-house of John Hawkins, a silk handkerchief, four one pound notes, and one five pound note, and some silver, on • the night of the 2'id of September:last. John Lewin is in the farmin! , way—lives with hisl Mother in Wells-street, Orford-road. About nine' at eight, of the 2.2 d of September, was coming,. • Ilolborn„ at the end of •Bow . street , opposite DM ' •, lade, and the streets being very greasy he slipped ) down, and besides being considerably injured was completely besmeared with mud. lie was completely sober. Two women came up to hint, the two Pri soner:* at the Bar, who !aid to him you have fallen in the mud ; have you hurt yourself? Upon belt* . answered in the affirmative, they said they had a room hard by, near a public-house, and If wttitess would accompany them they would clean hush.— Wituess having accompanied them pulled oft his coat and waistcoat ; they wanted witness also to pull 9i his small clothes, to which he consented ; he the* took off his handkerchief from his neck, and put four one pound note, and one fire pound note,. and 19s. in silver into 'it; then asked for something to, drink, end he took Is. 6d. out of his handkerchief, and game to Grimes, who brought some gin and a po: of porter; he partook of the gin. Soon after that he was knocked down, end Grime ) . the youngest, laid bold of hisjegs; they took the hand kerchief fro* - liim end went away, having first% pit out the candle., Witness was kept prisoner tiniest morning, when filionis relieved_ by the landlord ' .. et the house, afteell'ilfas light. .... john Hawkins, the landlord of the house, found "Low in in t Crort . tes*,. of a. house. of his ) : possessed by Sarah flOWyelrOmettiebn eight end nine o'clock) on the . • Vfoollllogr. Intuiting ; he caused Sarah , • BoWYt to . be ' nireltended that night; knows that' Sarah tiritoes is isn'afiqinkintance of Sarah Bowyer; Lewil - Wat peifeelly sober when he saw him.. . . ' . Jphis .Bexter„.., watch-house -keeper, said ) that ' . affer„Sirah Grimes was apprehended, and at the - Watch:hot:oi on . Lewin coining in he at once pointed . rber,out amidst several women. . ..- .: Sarah Bowyer deified the robbery ;she took Lowin to her, room to clean him; he was then very intoxi" . .cited ; she changed four three shilling pieces at the ... . - bar of Mr., Hawkins theeevedieg few gia to high:. .. • Sarah Grimes Alleged shettiew- WOW% at all of .. .the business. ' • •• ''-' . .- --. --, A : • . Howkins said he had given aofing - ket a pint of - . iitiend i pot of beer to driesei isa ,the nigitria quglion. - . . . . - -.. The Prisoners were both found Guilty. ' .. . I.`rancel Sage, a girl under 17, genteel& dressed, •.' :and of an interesting appearance, was indicted for - stealing privately two gold seals and a ring, to the value of 61. the property of John Boykett Jarman, a • goldsmith and jeweller, in the Strand. Mr. Jarman said the Prisoner came into 'his shop on 29th of Sept, between nine and ten at night, and asked to change a ring; while in the shop she , connived to steal the articles in question. One ofj the sees she voluntarily gave up, and the other Seel end ring dropt out of her bosom is heu seosehed by the watchman. • The Prisoner in defence said, she was ssi 'intoxi cated she knew riot what she did; but Mr.4neisun swore she was perfectly sober.—Guilty. John. Shec, I sturdy Ilibernian, of rather sal ominous appearance, was indicted for assaulting 1 John Townshend, and robbing him of his hit. • ' • John Townsheud, a pork butcher, was told 'so entering his shop on the 20th of October, abotit . eight in the evening, that a person who bad • been - buying some pork had run off with several black • puddings. He run out immediately, and saw the Prisoner enter a baker's shop, and a muffle with.' out paying for it. Upon this he went up-to the Fri-1 'otter as he was coming out of- the shop ) searched him, and found eight Bologna sausages and three! black puddings on him, Which witness knew to bel his property. In atteispeing to take the Prisoner] • along .4 itla him he wad ketiekid dora by him, and robbed of his hat. Several other witneassji . sesel Oiled. The R 9909999 stated to she Joey that it did not • appear the assault was made hi the purpose of cora- mittin4 a robbery; it was redierlor the purpose of escaping. He might be found guilty' of *OA% the i hat. The Jury found Mai Not Guilty. , • •-• . . . - lie was then tried on an indistaielf ter Wigan(' the Bologna sausagei find black puddings. • _ , „ s ' I Mri:ToWniliend, the mother of John Townsll4o4l two : 24'o4lPa Shee take the black pydapis l tspiAtie ' " . "I'r .- -- - --; 7 4..........,...,....1.1,.......- .. -.. • ii ,the seesages 9ad , blank Puddings being call ' feu ,M,s e sTplensbend said .he took them to the Shade well-teli, , o 9ffice and the officer for the night being very hungry ate iem. . ' • . ' 1 The Pri s oner was fOcOd Guilty. . .. Thomas \ beacon was capitally convicted, far SOW- ing . 451. in •Bank-notes, the property* et limed i Bessetey, in his derellingphouse. As were olio— '1 Martha Bailey and Bridgoi Bays, for &siestas% Joint Macklin on the King's hiAhway, and taking from his person, and against,his will, a silier watcbv his propertyi l • • - . r, And Moicy ,Prfee for stesdieglifyards of thee!. log, the .g ,rods of Lima Thweltee, -iii his direnieg:. • house. ~. -: • '• ; • • . . ' . ' ' -. . . . . . F. - • ctirx.n Foeno.-; n the_eer trete( last week, eet - • • i' . Weill; under three years of age, strayed for a fear "moments frees .its pares* halite; isi one 4 the nee soW courts of Holborn, and Was not tiU yesterday 'discovered.. it seems, the little creature had been -' kindly picked'up, and taken hi St:Margaret's work: ' him; Westmi tier . where, after remaining warty a wellk,lt was rosto;ed to its afflicted parents, in a state of"health and 'clEanlinesi, that 'refiecfe the highest praise on thw osoho have the management of that estuldishment. - -. Tlie means thus afforded to re lieve a frequentl jr recarring domestic calamity, it will heisien, spring from' our . excellent Poor laws; the judicious eaecutiorliif whiCh,, in the Metropolis, ren. • ders our Parish:filiseseset once asylums of.comfort • and protection, aewell-'to penury and want,' as to helpless latency. I . • geode . farilier — eimuted ___ ... - idalt ie t - Ofirive and sianereiter — buttaegi. pout cased' • e out was *witted - 1a the penally of fort y, Slings alMqp ea& charge. The gentleman gave is part of the'convietioa to the family of Berke, the unfortunate lamplighter, blown bet week from Illackfriars Bridge. .. - _.:. M UTINY AND MURDER. Umostilau..—A illsoeitiewwar a few dogs since made be fore the :SltadweU M trates, by a boy named i Mades, , who' formerly Iseleased to Adventurer, South-sea whaler, Lapt Keith, which ship it bad hitherto been supposed was lesi in die 1 Ilestb Seas, but which, it appear& from Madefe doped t* i SeldOesell by the crew, who nsurderell the Captain. ad Cliff Mate, and afterwards scuttled the vessel. Is coompend et Madis's **invent. which was originally made before Me. Evance and Mr.' Birch., at this Office..Gleseeo, Wortley, dad Goff, waved* down to.l.Alerpool, ia search of Charles Freda; riek - Palowead Seated Telling, the Second Mate arid Cooper all the Adealturet, who, aeWinling to illades's statement, were deeply tusiasented in tkii Maxims transuded. By tblactivity , ' ik . t itr lehreelEritehtaithide=dadandon Ides Tuesday . nevtoei k. eat a Cet i : c e i astra P a'before'Mr. %num, w h en 'f tit:err the wing :particulars, fatly corroborative of Terevions evidentr t • . Adventurer of whidstbe detailed Captain Keith was Commander, and Mr. Win. Smith chief mate, sailed fOr the South Seas in Se • bet, 011. The Deponent sailed is her, as cooper, and es F. palm, a Swede, as seeondinate; they had betel ' out between six and seven . Captain Keilll, aid ileti Smith were murdered. ' No not tetonther dm hay, bull it was about filar in the • a boy sewed Gee* was at dm, the beim ; the Captale ate were le bed ; the rest 'Mill crew were darward t was trYlog llosnike s p Xl when the Casale subsea is Ms shirt, and mid he " Ciredmieltat are d ent 1" Palm made him ae mime, war bat ireaseDekty . MIS withal cora W. maiser, it, 'be bad reedy lens . TheVaptain es li Oh, . ye* _lime dash ina," M tbe deal time the Mate, n= • lowed the Captaia no deck, was attacked by nether Swede, date died, who struck Mai several blows with the males axe, i mad Ise and the Caplets hemp both hregk e dzit, N 10014146. Leber Swedes t _both of whom are shove • *my their balm overboard. The Mate called out " WM; "'alter be woe lathe water.-bet they heard no most of him or. the . Gilman 1, Virg ihkeill beads went below, except &ably al the Mews' priftdigajlible, eachask as midi nS it. V mi *AY * • limer One e liglwofeeeven if eyed _ di, nd t ; the boy at the as helm w often. swami alsa::--' this time, the Omptalm had takes two black' men as =Theasaifs, and Sifter t h e been of the Captain and IMP *nye overheard, - the two Swedes preened eieb' ?e nod . a igtess of rum, mid giving the ram to the b lowhilst die peer fellows Were in the act of drinking ! IP. . e bat diem tecei,ed Ilse contents of a plot le his body, r meet them wits killed pi the spot, led the sett was ad" , wocooled, bat both of them were, with the ambience of Palm, 'immediately throws overboard: wou nded man swam Mil caught Mid' Of tbeddes redder, but taking up lairle, swore be wealdeimpble heads Wit he 'not let go. lb am fertvaate.wretch appall* let go White, and Wowed smi nem After this they pieWred the t apipliepwapaty, add Wm had be pounds. fte Ind Vet the dire - • - tif die vessel, bill It was afterwards determined to snits bur, take to the beats, and endeavour to make the emit of Zlbis was seardiaa done, two bests were prepared, • pat Imo the Sae'ce comoistuit e. envoi genii Into iiii the e ll imiat, and into the they WSW three dim and sights before .they !made imid. sad thee emelt( the boats was swamped, sails sydreweed. Thy iralkpti beat* ' 1 MOM, and then "linsatid " Obey PriorSeded _.___ taititis Mill get Aeon; wars. He retentdedite Captelnit bringing twit hisek seen ea boat Men 114.Therien%aAI tint seen deer the Casale was and**. tally pulled overboard and drowned, by the bite d s whale Use 'tektite petild 1404, after holed strut w Wt. Mt. bolds, •the Chief Ilnia r 'wnt an old nten,.nad.died at dames while at dm With seepeette the two bleat', die of lheatialpped over hew* after tltePeittgin, sad was Wee se uminei bead net honw whnkhaairie lbe bat heed Wen tall that be went ever ' after#ol:4olllinilla;;lhniwan feet. Werwele loth teentitted for farther essadantion. S • . •. ~. . • ... • • . : . . ~„ .6 • 1 • • 1 0 .• it• • it.• :"‘ • ' • . TOOTPAAROINIZAIG- 7 0 . 0 Saturday last, a footpad ithimet took • place about one o'clock in the day, 1 101 44 with elfrieztraordinary circumstances.— Mr, Rolort Thorley, oh Ms way from tows to his lieideriee :it ltetershatin; sent Ms servant forward from Wands*Orth with a message to his family, and instead . of himself proceedlog home through Rich asond.perk, as was his cestpm, he went by the pri vate road ~ which turns of to Richmond a little be yond the seven mile-stone 'on the Wandsworth road. When Mr. Thorley had passed the first gate a short web he perceived a female, attired like a Quaker, and a man following bait a short distance, on the bide-path, which is parallel with the horse-road.— The man appeared to be a. carpenter or mechanic, with ail apron folded round him. As soon as Mr. 'Thorley came opposite to him, he sprang suddenly from the foot-path. into the main road, which causing Mr. T.'s horse to startle, he involuntarily' struck him *crisis the breast with a fatten stick; and sup. posing' the man to be intoxicated, he enquired what he was about. The robber on this, took out a pis. tol (rein his left side, which Mr. T. 'observed was loaded up to the muscle, presented it, and said, " I most have your money."' P: r. T. replied, " you can have but little ;" and pre all the silver he had, con sisting of a Bank token or two, and a few shillings, The man observed, 4 " If you will do me no injury, I and not hurt you ;" then retired, saying " reel distress has compelled me to this act." This - Mr. T. of all resentment wretch, and he was,pnly so. service. He told him it was a had chose's; and einiejog if the act he had just coannit. life. The footpad walked on, Me : T. was still anxious to p and continued 'stationary hut the footpad .mistaking and followed him hastily, Mr. T. did not, however, to no greater distance than the danger of the shot. At horseback passed cloy to called out—" a highaiy man !" The footpad immediately sheaved his pistol, and desired the.gentleman to go on, who proved to be a Mr. Smith, of the city. Mr. T. and Mr. S. con ferred together as to the best mode of apprehending the mao, when Mr. Reeve, a Magistrate, arrived an thnspot. By this time the footpad had got over the hedge into an adjoining field ; and a servant of Mr. - .Nettleship's having joined the party, means were immediately' employed to take him. Mr. Smith rode to Wandiworth for a constable, whilst the other persona stationed themselves in such direc tions as to prevent the possibility of escape.— At this moment a pistol was heard from. the op. posit* side of the hedge to that on which Mr. Reeves was • and that Gentleman conceived at first that he had jinn fired it by the robber ; but on farther in vestigation, it was found that the wretched footpad had laid violent hands Upon himself, by discharging the contents of the pistol into his own head. He was *found Without one *of his shoes, lying on his back, and quite dead. The body was taken to the ' George lint; at Wandsworth, where a' Coroner's In. quest was held upon It on,' Monday last, before —Jearasyri 2 lOse coroner for the county. .Ver ldict—FeToeve.-.--Solne hundreds of *noes 'haws iiittendedtis'siesi:the deceased, but by none of them Eked he been recognised up to Monday night. DEStRUCTITE Fissuo—An alarming fire broke est at eight o'clock on Tuesday night, is the 'Pack thread 'Manufactory belonging to Mr. Nicholls, in the g ' rove, Geord.street, Southwark, , which raged with the utmost fury, and threatened destruc tion to the surrounding houses. The flames soon af terwards communicated to the two adjoining houses, which in a short time .Were entirely burnt to the groand. By the timely arrival of the engines, and Pm activity of the firemen, the extensive rew of &Wes, *which are all built with wood, were forte. elltW saved • from destruction. The accident was by a quantity of hemp taking fire in the warikeese. Property to a great amount perished in the bow The premises were insured in the Sun Fire Ogee. . A fire broke out on Wednesday afternoon in the - pre- Wed of Mr. Stevens, hosier, St. James's-street, .Pic., l 41111111y,_whiCh was Occasioned by* flue in Abe •••y. Fortunately, the iceldeat wee discovered time . dilowekto lave the premises from destruction. , An ALA tt)!ING FlRL.—AiietilleclOck.en• Wed ' nesday night, a most alarming fire broke out IFont a back parlour .of. Mr. Barber, .dealer in marine stores,. near Barrett's-court, Henrietta.street, ford-street. The house was soon -gutted, and two other houses were very much daniaged. The Guards of Pertland Basracks.immedintely attended,Led with the,Voiunteers prevented any robbery. Thearrivil 01.thadeonee, ulto e plentifel supply,. of water, pre* ;rented The firdwas got =deal/ If o'clock. - • • • -. 04`rax, Ifor.x.*—On Tuesday, the 20th °deka, wes.huried, at Leek, M. Le Coisrbe, A French Cl,.offixer,_ who was en parole at that *est."— !. circumstances which led to the death of this ,-youtg man are truly uncommon. About ten days rprovions to his decease, he was. oat beyond the hoer Firhen prisoners ought to return to their lodgings,. and on thil account the boys collected about * and 1 - pelted him with stones. His behaviour en this. occult. `sign Wade one of his brother-officers observe, that he wiu - softthat he would faint at the sight of his win blood."' le Court* gave him the lie, the other struck him, and the consequence yes a challenge.- , Pith party had his second ; but as they could only. Procure one pistol, they cast lots who should hive the firstfirat Itfell on Le Comte. Ten yards was thirdhtabee niaisared by the seconds. Le coerbe fired; aifd his li#lr went through both the-th4ha of Me eahigqidid o Z e fell oa the ground, deelarim, that` as . bad new get sitisfactioe, be tilt* s The - 019 :. .... lire venerable Presiding of the "Royal &Waal Is sepreseot employed upon a new *we, the seised afWhich is derived from the Holy &wiper's. It will mmetd ii-inmensions, andiccording' to • the opinions of all who hire seen it t promises' to meld to.merit; ti Abelatrororli 4 his hand, which has sojestly Added i lor.hisOrafisliottal reputation. . Tut itoirAti.: ilifigaar.--.This. a Peinee itageftst's own), uow oa duty: is the room of the Life Guards,- Mae : It first rabellioa la Seotiand i .in the per* it ginsatt t farislitgolsiss. lis dw ritbr i , made a.. - *Mt a %IS usual Am thit matte _co and -Cennatapiset. li Mr. 1 ‘Geo..lll, WAvc. pls.*. remora fr t i __.. Draitoon Goast im est *o,l'omm: Pi itailliretire Col - • : . • • . . 7,11 '''... , : .4 , .1 ' ' *.• ' 7.V. - ' • ' ~ 4 , • . ~ x. ~ / a The Duchess of OraANro died in France on the 9th ultimo. Wrensoa Apemsertozr.—The good People of Windsor have lately been much alarmed by the agi. baton in which a sentinel, stationed on the Castle. terrace, had been thrown, by what he deemed a 51 1 . pernatural appearance. The man, it seems, mt. a figure approaching him, which he challenged, and, receiving no answer, attempt e d t o stop with his by oset, but found he had thrust it into " thin ale.. , The disappointment had such an effect upon him, that he called lustily for help, and when tht: gu ar d came to his assistance, was found in great alarm alut agony. A substitute was left, and at the guard. house the man was treated with great kindness a n d sympathy...lie was well known for his bravery, a n d as soon as he recovered his spirits, he expressed hi s regret that he had given way to a foolish panic, a n d in compliance' with his earnest entreaty. was pe r . milted to resume his post. In about half an hour after, however, he uttered a similar outcry, and a guard agaid hastened to relieve him: .He was found in a sween, with a part of his gun broken o:r. When he recovered, he stated, that the same 'appeanetee bad presented itself to him, and had apparently moved td the wall, and that he had broken his pi ece in the attempt to strike it in•that sitnation, but, he. fug soils disappointed in theexpectation of a mild substance, his terrors brought .him to the state iq which (se was discovered.. It has been rumoured that some ojifkat trick led been played upon him front apartments in the Caine ;. but It is well 'known that the suspbetetklpartilleat - lear'hot occupied at the tints, and the scesbni .ef the man stated that the Agars was !gag Allah lalliOter circumstance cal. eulate&to disproveseoh a 'rumour.. The mar e ra . solutiodtla* that . glserti . oid goblins had been the subject of conversation forlome time in the night; -while the isle item - present, and that his imagination.hado betrayed him Into his perplexities and dishtessee. • • • CORONER'S. iaeuesT.,Wedneaday afternoon, a Coroner's Inqueel was field before ANTHONY Gm, Esq. at the King'illead'poblic-hoose, Pimlico, ors the bodies of Mary WA Tayior and her sister Sarah Taylor. It appeared in evidence, that the deceased resided in • Charles-court,- Strand, and that' on the night of last week, when the. dreadful storm hap. pened, whilst they.were in betin an upper apart. tnent, the chimney was blown down, and through the ceiling upon the bed iu which they lay. In conse quence of the severe bruises they received; they were carried to the Westminster Infirmary, where, until Tuesday evenint, they remained in excruciating pain, and then died within a short period of each other.— Verdict—Accidental Deeds. . BOXING.—The match between Power and Carter was finally made on Mouday, to fight on the lGth instant, WO guineas down. ATTEMPTED Surctnr.—A. young woman, respect ably connected, and the niece of a tradesman in the neighbourhood of Mary-le-bone, New-road, wavdis covered with her throat cut, in the kitchen of her uncle's house, yesterday morning. She had got tip as usual to prepare breakfast, and immediately seat the servant out for rolls. The latter, on returning, found her weltering in herblood an the floor, she ha,. ing cut her throat with a case-knife. Prompt medi cal aid. was afferdedthe unfortunate woman, who was Supposed to have been drienn to the rash act bit die' appointment in her affections. — "ow". SCOTtW SMACS. M I LLCR'S Wharf. Arrive , :. Salk • Comet (Cummings), Leith I 511 Oct. I e Nov. -- • 4, A. M. ` .7*;il;l;44l.roalluit Palm, wasiftwilalio liew-eireet Ogee, ' - real custress nas compe ' ted en ...pielos eras result, with as attempt to coormit a observation disarmed N ;Apo ea. . LOW. .Wilt 1111111 . ?LA! six Years m ot w s,thp against the unfortunate xi . < 21 . 4 0* , 4 ,, ei v ) ,.. ta i ile _se.fet."TY-....'• e ive-e,rliten-r-'e as %ANA, to render' him sett a , •, he w bra relissetts Witt . eels 19 *Pa 19 shocking , alternative he h; r T . :.i. apsesseicoso Mc Leo. ' He was entered to. be did not know that by 1 • al . ' ,jki el . aill A id tipillerifrotheidairot Mon, of the'iwoo a R.- ted, he b forfiiteti his li r 7, et . by IfoloMot e k mod Limhrk . 0111 rs• ai w siiti wield lkdir‘io owe. 1 ' op: o:' uototo , _ inbra the 11 . 1311'1 sitnitien, . e t . _„1 01 , i litter . oei la stictionking after him : I Ve *Poe irelrarE.P*-Cagalualt " 6 ' 4 ". • t 4; ittSobject, turned back . agile,* Vir zosmo noW. Ilvilclterat the . • •, 7 , wit. . iced the waswiri to Vitnidd 'aid s- a presented pistol. tell. doge hetet •substanllllled• dxl. Pimeett sight of him, retiring gei Ca:itted nii rt env* for ttliL ' • -1101111%coklimut .wissiovoomod ap, m Ake liiikee of a was necessary to avoid the •• - • Ito suited. t wed r o ti.Oefeadant hid wed and this instant a person on • entovestliou hint mere *in lib legal - 111K roe geode , t h e ro bb er, w h en m e. T . 1 01 1 1 ' ll o%l' charg ed Mos." 0 . 11 ! 111 4 "S of vitY 101,11'.e and ..-- 9w - on— t..........: :—_. ---- ---. iiiseitliniiirt, — ----"- I boy d row s ed . May irilked'aloalt die t sod the* lay does to the maid to sin* Nat . 10hrialoll they Pritreeded up the costar', sad stein souse 'woke the from stow sebesser of trees. they made up When, when l blacks rushotout up. os these. otterpowered lam . and 'a . were plundered' sod • WPM'. After this they *ere drives f Miler hitt the essetry, Ogre, they were Rept fot several Week o ti :d lam wet th am.... e.n iti to ywopeic. . WW . •-aftittlie I::l ia c r itt. isswer'ili A • lt• - taro i jeag hto ski* WO is sumo .4? the meal .;- 71174' * thopt mikiiirs%!.. aw Imaddred, Drartillidl.e: f , 4 91.41 . . i t o = l irae r ta: li tio k jiltra t14.4 “r l if liprizi aispop er i ► !?it out tsstr Depe w eetit t l i v,t = r e. silt! 0, • • ` — r m . . . ... ono as follows t-rflo seed foot Esglaid Is SIPA* " :" 'of this Adiessisws be bad stiquerrel with the i gialtiggim .. rg 1 ._III°: 1 1 41 . 4 " B . l . 4( bea.t'wmahmts "Am' . 1ocOO41; 'his. regiment (tiss VI chsTbcs. s owevor t Loy: Loudest; is . U. 4404,014 11(ileig, omi t bolpinig Not ogi and sop. ss roiled de** OS 'Oki* ,ks t to this, i!lsockips. *solos, (tbs yostiM, s no' WOO& rO wrintis), took bit Us, w out iris tat bit ikilf • *tot throogb h Cowie, map is dud this Nolo Cootatiliod 'a the 17th, aid is the !Atka Cero4 a ilia: yew .I,94 ) '"Sethitaitat 'was kid is the bedyj owl sisiseis bowl* a• -Nis wire voty wow; Om l'ory bro,gtt hi Asir swats.. Malembessoso Mai ristAtlisms Goa Tba iiticor who wM weliNk4tialhithislith racoestsg, . . - • . - • t I .I y p~ ~'t iii t~ ~~ , . k . / Pi , ;~, •, ,'~~~ f 1 i • h tl f • I I t ' .!, , .„ ENIMMOINK. "rev HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS. DAT. Morning, 43 Wends altar 4. I Brain, 11adatea after 3. -- DIED. On the VS IS. isjfark-street. Partraaa-egaare, Jar!, eldest daughter Of Se War George Urskar,itt Madras. Bart. At Stockwell, Joseph Rieltrisa t alSaisea, in bb 71st year. At Brightens, sue 'fitatiny last. Sr Chinks Talbot, Bad of Chart Park sad lllovdtntr is the nasty of gamy, and Mem ber in the new Padianispf far illachlarly. At Arafura'. an the 11111 atOstaber, of a fever, Dr. Thomas Gray. M. D. af iie lay*CllSgraf Physielass London and Edinburgh, sad Deputylopalar of Haspitak. skill of othereproelinaers, of treatment, effectually aid peratanenily roared, * without the patient suffering the exthodesied pain and alarming heonorrisla whicis tregasatly follows Am applbstiroo of the laser canine. Idtbedatme or twenty yeiffettensitre pyaice in this /elm. tisomesetrouts cases d.atricatres have been and d a ily sr der their tam. the total rreadication of which is effected by s 'safe, certaia, ad expeditious mode of gractice,:taperiot in ant other yet *adopted. The weattess; relaxation, ad debility Memel* IMO this complaint. is speedily thalami. herd the " Ration restored to mead aid vigornua health. Nat * debility has far years existed, a proper per,evernoirc_io their re storative remedies, after the tincture has heen de _strwird. t i ir diwessably requisite to revive the mluonbeting Marl's of fe, ad to re-animate the Cuastitutiop. • Several Noblemen nil Gentlemen of the dolt respect i hility hemline under the care of Medirs. Currie ad Co. for tie re moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; and harini received a radical and permanent cure. request that Wen?" may heathen to-f heat, as-satogfartory evidences of the Meow superiority of Messrs. Currie aid Co.'s plan of treatmee% - Many of these Gentlemen have load strictures from tea to tomilY years, and had beenui-derthe care of Mews, Home, lienbi,ide-, lA* either &irons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by4szyticatoon of the lunar caustic, without tutee's. is the country "rex eq_uested Id blot, the Wirliculth ill diet cans ales eltd. ritual liviag, Att. fac. inelrost a remittals@ to; dud and 'medicines. what the same will be gitrtm or MIS. to say past of the kiwis's. To noire bast se• etery ro a lmithil - Te their undertaking, the pump, et letter , mad e lm4 s. debit AccouM foi medicines. Gelds ad Ca. may be ~salted by either Rm.'? tUt o°. greatemilelkacy, twee,. aid Loam, at their Mow. 10;x• 7 Oh fieslllol.—W, liattmilteritte. 4.DPNOS: Primal and /Mindoro' by II Lrgik it the irireuest °FIRM P. Fieetat+ee<• A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE ind Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's 'service, challenge the whole world us prove a slim* WiMita where their Medicine and Method of Core WWI Med dt the desired amt. The practice of many years *lbis paiwalar brooch ot their prafesssan has ant given 'rise to eise' geonectsafal CUM 'they centime no direct their Wadies Mr thet treatise* and core of VENEEEAL COM- PLAIN It Hat decalagrascat of the imam which is the mem Of tkellernicioos wad wasteful effects of a habit lam and most stm,plasned.hyllse youths of both seses. In the one it will hi Mild AD be the unfailing source of linmessess; ibe otber.have la savages fatalty developed to them by a dis- tressing slate of debility, which, ilt,not timely remedied, termi. • isislaikt Inspotiort. There are Its remote and ultimate effects; while eammaaptiono, lasi of•noinallar power; and various ner- vous complaints,, timidly cha{actgriat the earliest stages of this hatitory Ater nf•jsebsbat languithing wider disorders incident to , web.; habit, thatorgammat iostiaple, nod bat Dever proved so. asecessfat In die 'coarse °fain% 10ftious, and much esteoded 'sproglitses • lit obstbaNt Cornplicatet CNN of Yr- tke ur k*, sear/ et- • ckl Boers, ' esilrgesh Waal ."1 1 4 4 , 0 0 41 g 1 1 ,490- t ! 4THICTUREI, . . irtAtttlivitteitit or bib* 'duration; sad which have ladled the skill of mberpraatillsers, are, by their 'sa l i e n t Improved phis - _*: - ~✓ ~~ ' " I ' i• ~ji Ii Ift