The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

IsSIZE ISTMLLIGIINCE. .1•. YORK, THURSDAY, AVG. I. • — ie. Lx.: I Chief Justice ABBOTT and Spe:laiSnalnp• ,POTHECARIES' COMPANY O. RASTOW. . - • • 1 In action upon the statute of 1813 014111:l pothecaries, xrer explained the ware and %wort, statute. Ignorant persons were not cape. ,tog of the education, far less the me lical ,potheeariea. It was therefore most import they should be protected from dangerous The penalty was VII For ibis penalty action was brought The short history of would enable them to form an opinies la 1807, Mark Barrow, then 13 years of tired as a stahle boy by a surgeon. la 1810 nprenticed to a eardinaker, with whom 1818. In 1818 he went into tbe silky .oldier, and was discharged in 1820. Since practised as au apothecary is Halifax. 'Srierly (a meagre sickly person) pressed his booU. Being desired to kiss it, he per tack to which the 'roof resoeaded. He then th his evidence. I know Mark Bestow . , him about six months. I did not know !hen. 1 knew him in February, 1822. • I 'of reastompiion. I applied to Alm in They called him Dr. Bartow. I told ailed me. He' gave me physic. I date* tiny calli4 it: It was morning' hooky 'I the first was the same. The physic I 'eras morning. 0001, sad. night. One dose orlO'days.. It was a bottle. He made me libeler OA *hum I bad served took the tw . ~ • 1 ocir.iiie **Beige did me no good. ? ieidleci yenned(: you said so. I G—My daughter was ill at Cirlittass. • l ilt _, , Bestow, who said she was In a cos. 114 ° .05•de hers 'wattle of black medicine, , to geetrOin*Of %e best brandy, sod de.; iriin 'lwo or ihieg Me-spoonsfal of braitfY :iposliclot twig papealag and evening.' tit API a 011. Of, wriiitgar and a sponsfal of Am! glogee,to eel; jient together and apply lof by feet. • He applied a honey.plaatet di. iitt Ole several powders. 01,2..--:1 never paid any thing. Morton.—Dr.Bastow told me mine was vplafot. • Lk . far or IL bottle. and sal yea gond. . f paid icriSs, which he charged. very litte. his eery good to take. I bed i'iif hitn, t hat VW 'wad very skilfni, and pet , Oisideefeil tare* Idle room looked a bit iik• Itecary's shop. liiiiwest Fryer remosticred Mr. Bestow being In kil ',retinas a stable boy. His parents were at He staid till 1810; ass isted is cleaning logs of that kind. He went to Mr. 0614 Was a card-maker.% 1810. He could read aid Dot way AS to writing. Hoiv.—lle Wert do•bard work I. the labor* ' sever made Ip madieirms. He might have Ithe bard part of making-up electtrarirs. II means a part 011ie went to toast is t ,' J penes very dillywfwitiwolilieliavea. ' 'Onlather, stated 'fiat the defendant his father in 1810, and served item ,J•maLer. HOLT.—la ISIS and 1814. in lived With wi* Ile *anal hie ties* oat after witoesei , Whores did sot know of his own know-, attended sick people, and blade up medi. , said that be did so. People did call for I Ils. a week. In April, 1815, his time be took lodgings for himself. He the, week. Witness took medicine from him .as shoots year ago. Sommarr. , --What medicine did he give you ? Ire it was Sot part of the tom cat?-1 1 1*. itted . that he went into the stay in 1818. lischarged in 1820, and that he prescribed took payment for administering these. addressed the Jury, and end ed to, them that the act was contrary to the tour of polity of the present day, and t►at therefore to take can that the case camel it. If it were a ciliation of talent and' id challenge their verdict: bat he would to prove that the defendant acted as as l previously to August, 1815. This would from the operation of the act, and entitle verdict. Iggs knew the defendant ever since be was . lodged with witness. Ile west op eel people in 1815. Witness saw him give Ineil ►efore 1815, or in 1815. He attended wit before the death of *ld Hold died in April. 1815.) He gave some them with far the ringworm. They rue his care; he attended others with the Witness did not know that he ever gave fore be went into the army. SceaLsiv —1 don't know what the ruff 1 did nut hear that it was of the )n. Dr. Miaow was often called open for Plus, 1815. He had his tnedieiara sad ..rl.ll Forster's. It was said that he cured res. He was called doctor, in the usual Sergeant lit:LLock was proceeding w cram. CHter JUSTICILit If quite abs u rd to , learning card making, having an 'pu shup: there can be no doubt i• the case. 1 lo only fur one penalty, the object being r to the practice. for the plaintiff—Manages 201. NORFOLK ASSIZES. RAPE. rer, alias Atmore. aged 29, was wittily regard of Susan Ripper, of Wilhy, is Kira evidence of the prosecuttiz, an interesting mut fourteen years of age. and her mother, `tat tLe prisoner, who is a married man ddren, was in the employ of Mr. Ripper, it Thetford Assizes requested of the parents permission to take her to hear the trials, rould take as much care of her as lie would chil 1. The father refuseslbis consent, but ore leave. and they accordingly went. On J eau in the evening, and while passing to plantations remote from any habitation. t get the better of her. They then walked Iser. as she feared to leave him, it being dark. write any complaint for thr,e dabs after us it would wake words la:enter. loci. pa- . , t ..... - Miii= A: 1 &for, Lord CI A POTI TWO was an nntinalifsed ape Mr. Sra PLY' Once of the sts hie of judging e {ell, of apish ant that they i ionFestors. TI the preeent act the defendant I .1 leis skill. / age, was hired 11 he became app I , be served till 1 , , a private soldh li 1 ' • tl en he practit .11.1 in Itrierh '' 1 li, e to the loon i termed a mai 11/ or red ed said II eve known i hino jar, then. Fait l i t 'titool el 'Lltly:lieste. 7 Idie what aile SiLlisti li t a ln h k ) 4. - r erar orlitri 0 err . ,l , *ii 1407`'fie lill'4ti 0114,1 , . itylft.ifor ',V. l Ba;ito*,. • . 'Aug Mitch . , 1 sifklid.tri i 4 smopo... t. fill nod lord len eel V, . sired nts,to eel . t. 1 and olio of INN told ipo lo got arviArd; Area ti Icto 40)+54 to feet(,p.tonsetch k , f l y A u. no, .. J AIN: h Mori it pa ,l'inapl• t it, would* tie 1 1 f WO not to ore lean' niaelfirf ''fsresed trio‘det ~. . . as asontbeeary'r Siateorl le7o ,fitheys settle, .1 ll oiturs and thin; tijorp'o, who 6/1 .. Irithesa &rah. 6 4 1 9 , tty to e . Hot., toad. He am ; i i ii a.l4evell itstine] Ara, by no meat boratory. , He i . George 00141 . 1 anireen•-•-e to b / 1 ' I.9ltraa * card.] .•11v Mr. Hen., I i 4 or's'. father. • .1 t f other's death. • lodge that be a ' 7 riper. Report l ' him. Ile lad 1 • ' teas ant. and 1 • emened lie. a I r I o-re. It way a ' lly Mr.. Seal ; I —A bolas. Are you ear 1 It was 'dodo . and was die& • , medicines and . Mr. llovr 6 . • intorno apon't , k . spirit awl tenot • I , they onght 6 strictly reitl•in , . skill, he wonli • tall rrideoot I ' 1 o synth pre ill re.-mpt him fn .' Li.n to their •11 Zeunes Brig it ' a boy. He la I &owe to peopli clieines; not b I three girl, of a i ,-. t thorp. (He d , 1 ..• ..i thing to rob II k verrd tinder I o `l. same effect. 1 Mr 1 hei tar, belts Hy Mr. tic was wade of. ',. 4 i roasted eat. t! , o Madison. 0 tooodicines bete , e • mortar at Jul. t • many citildret I , . way. . l l' Mr. Sergea examine. i The Loaf) I I talk oof a boy I t hecary's amp enppose you go t., put an end Verdict for t• 1i i 1, i .I)4s Parke . ' i' in lictsd, in reg • 11 no!.- ,it I 'rods the ovi t 4 1 it:ie girl, abets it appeared tha t If • with three ail. 'and at the last l , • nithe child per , . i' ' ' 'waling he won 11., E of his own chi the mother gat ' teturniag bum through some the. wr etch gm I I t i `•ll.oithe together, 4 0 .Site did nor tot *Ards tbiakini . , • ' • ,'•r----11116166, 'rut STATEMAN. r. its; hot Am did on the'Satdrday, ih rouseqttenee of the prisoner pesuadise her mother to allow her to !to with hins,te a Meeting-bottle on the Sunder. • Mrs. Ripper confirmed the statement of 'her daughter 110 marry material points, and stated that she had not yet eenmeied the injuries she had received; and tardier *aided, that, nn the day after she trams home from The -11114 her wrists were so weak she was unable to do any work. Mr. Justice BUST summed up the evidence with great perspicuity, and stated at length the law of the case. If the Jury believed the evidence they most convict the ptlanner, for the offence was clearly made cant, as re ed by law. They would observe, that her cross-ex lansination had confirmed, Dot shaken her testimony, which' was the hest proof of its being true. The Jury, without hesitation, pronounced the pi eilleffeailty—Death. edllfhtsJellge immediately passed upon bim the follow ing sentence : .John Parker, alias Atmore, you have been convicted upon evidence which leaves no ilonfitthat you have com mitted a tape upon the body of Susan Ripper. When I charged the Jurv, I thought it my duty to point their attention to all the circutnstanres which 1 considered as moat favorable to your ease, and the law of the land. The Jury, I have no doubt, paid eves) , attention to all I said. awl olar they gave their verdict, I told them they mud feel satisfied that the charge was distinctly .made out, and their derision having thus confirmed this opinion, It becomes my painful dery to pass upon yes the senteoce of the law. lour case Is the most atrocious I ever remember to have come under my keeedigige during the course of my experiente. I repreeeseml thi caseated read or the evidence to the Jury, to whom I made I `o bservations is your favor, sod after the most attentive consideration of all the circumstaecee, they luster , given their verdict of guilty. With that ver dict; am, perfectly satisfied—l should have.givfn the same verdict myself, and I nose pain the sentence of the law, because it is the only act of kindsess,that I can &hew. you. Ido this Dow in peeference to doing ithers after, in order that you may have the longer time fur all the purposes of making your pear with poor Maker on this aide of the grave, and I admit you to nee every , steam In your pewee to obtain from your tied that pardon 'for which the offended laws of your country have doom- , ed von to suffer. You are *married man endltbefethee of tlaree children ; you thought of this before you took bee to the whiles: Yen prevailed open ber4other to 910, her to go there with you, sail I wish far her sake Aid for /oar'. .ttrat she had refused as phi:heady her oppossat ati,„the father of the child did—l would to fled *at *hp had refused it. You told her, as'you did also tire father of the chilli, that you would take es mach care of bee asyou would of your own children. Yes sedi Ihit•tatbqf .91_ children; it I I . imoneePile yew mold bale thought of them *hen yon Wire about tsf commit this act. .One cannot bat tbAuk Ito you lei tended to Mike an encase of seriingliod In I violation of one oldie toilet sacred II tiatimi which both the !arr . /011°d and man &dare &iota mist Man. At this meeting which you attend lam &trek that fashionable doctrine of worshipping the Alusiohtyl *word sod not deed is' promulgated, and that rat an! Om of dm teeny victims of this deteatahle grkeee who havellostilled into ,your mind sad!' &Wei pay consider themselves to ham been the causer jeer ruin. and i hope such an example will lodge, every ale to recollect that it is not every one who cries Len* Lord ! that shall he partakers of the' kingdom of hoe- ISM. His Lordship thee palmed the sentence of the last the rimier: and exhorted him to Ne every towel* with hie Mekev. . NOTTINGHAM ASSIZES. • ereatine A coins. NeTTINONAM, JULY 29.—John Wright. a surgeon. late an apprentice with Mr. Watt* of this lows, .it. bad been committed to prison. bat boiled oat, arm Ott to the bar, on a charge of removing the bat of ▪ young woman from Ralwell church-yard, and steal ing the clothes in which it was wrapped. This. epse had excited a considerable degree of Interest talkie Sown and neighbourhood. The bill of indictment 4me die felony was, however, thrown out 'lty the Ural 4 Jury, and to one for a misdemeanor iarremoving body, the accused. pleaded guilty; and just at the time rtthe Learned Judge was asking ham if he mar ~ of the nature of the punishment attached to his iteeee, the Common SORCIMANT of London (Mr. to; bon) informed his Lordship, that the young man o we stood before him, had acted agreeably to the advice Obis Coo sell, who were anxioni to save the time Court, and prevent, if possible, the recital of the Inesstanees, which, at all times, must be painful to r, SW which be was conscious would be proved a • Ma o hod lie pursued a different course to the on now Odepted; his family and connections were the meet re @pitiable, and his character was supported by the writ es, testimony of every . professional gentleman in the town; and under these circumstances, the Leained Coen eel hoped, his Lordship would feel it his duii to pass lenient sentence. MC. Clarke, juo. for the prosecution, did sot wish to aggravate the case, and the Judge pro nended to pass sentence, expatiating on the enormity of the *Croce committed, and that too by a person in the losinedlete neighbourhood of the friends of the deceased ; the anguish and painful feelings which such a sitcom shots would naturally give rise to, compelled him to pass such a punishment as would be a warning to all these *egged in the sane ardnocs profession as the poen man now before him ; lie was well aware that for anatomical purposes it was necessary for the profession to have dead bodies, but the sanctuary of the neighbour log churchyards must be protected; and tberefime kr should fine the accused 101. and order him to be impri soned till such fine should be paid. The fine was Dn. mediately paid, and Mr. Wright left the Court. white'. • was adjourned. 30. JOLT CLARIS b. PICRSORDS.IS was an attioll Wy the plaintiff, a publican, and the proprietor of • naviga tion ion, at Shadiow, in the county of Derby, against the defendants, who are common carrier., for • com pensation is damages for the injury be received in the fracture and low of his thigh, by the negligence of defendant's servant, who was driving their caravan a: or near Derby, on the 26th of September last. it appeared that the plaintiff was riding oo the pro poe aide of the road, when he was passed by the de fendants' canvas, drawn by four horses, when the blllf of one of the leaden struck the hind leg of the pa' tiff's horse, which turning the animal with a shook, caused him to be thrown from his seat, and pea phased to the ground, under the eavria*e t which I passed our him, by which the plaintiff's ibigh wal. broken. The defendant's plea was that of Nut Guilty 'W the action, under which It was endeavoured to be thews that the accident had arisen from the restiveness of plaintiff's horse, and his owe unskilfulness in the management of the animal at the time; and that it was nut attributable to the cause swiped in the de claration. The trial lasted until two o'clock in the afterglow', when the Jury, .tier summing op the evbfedco by ►is Lordship, retired, and upon Weir return foamd for the plaintiff—Vintager lOUL . .• SUFFOLK ASSIZES. 1 Soften Brunet, aged 48," sad fteltert sett wePr capitally indicted for setting fire to the prestrike of air. RAW Downing, in Melt's. Mr. Dirvnivig, the proseen•or. was called, end suit! that he was the' occupier of Rectory Farm, Wills. sad remembers &today, the let of April lea, whirl. eight the fire broke on; ; that he went to weft , 8 and 9 o'clock; be first went into the Chamber where his children slept, and that he beard Ms yard dog bark, and eeenrilltre to his direction the *nand mime from Chapel Field, throe,/ b which there is a foot path directly from his house; that he' then went to bed. mid shoot a few minutes after, from what his wife said about a light she saw. he got sp. west to the wi n dim. *and saw the straw shed at the East end of the barn on fire. He went down to see if his horses were safe, and on opening the stelae divot. este the calf pen ea firs also. Ile thought it iris *boat 20 =hint'', tt• fore any body came to his assistance—every building was burnt to the ground, excopt one shed. Witness said In was lisrating his misfortune and olio( that he shonld be rained, when he saw the prisoner (Bennet) stand blotting in exeltetion. Witness said the' prisoner (Bennet) and he had been epos bad 'terms formerly, bit that of ,ire they had been very good (rived,. Ile it, •!. M". Dowsing +4.011, 1 4.: lOW she went to the win d to' wino herlamilmmt mor /ken. and she heard somebody say. “ illtirn-! Bans I" she was sore it was the vole. of Gillet.; she hesitantro him for years.' his voice is a particular shrill one, the sound appeared to come from Chspel,Fielit and it might he about 20 rods frees the laapoi, • Willlam;Baliktglammilwelhat.Weillevkaorra the pct sheer's pine wellY qs arulines under the same roof with Bennet, ab 'O.:115,1014W - from prosecutor's beer. Whorls 'w 'the 'fire,' nit hi the morning with others wept het, Ch,i4el. fit& for foot ' slope; that they eai two, ditrreal.elspe, out was shoat 12 ine hes den g, leodieg le *Apite tros.l4haprl Field Its. Downiorlli bowie. • Whamse hoe miaomireel prisoner Bennet e frolterken be wee myiblienayohat there bad hems beta•sdadi *hoot • it. atakatioedlit vier • Pared it before taitilltiglithles It'llealiii4elrWitiely 12 ilichWa• '••• arc orn: 0. -.le 4 t,. • ; . diobeeS . &Ate Prl l s4 o . WI; e l Pi again, and said that was at the calimitiotima• the prisoher ; tiniutfigitreiFeicinilasHoti was takes down is writing, Berea and said, that's the man (pointiag toSioyipt) that pot yeav premises on irwrileet theyintot hattopoi Keefe bossy and Italian's, and time. &growl, to -eft hie premises on fire; they Areal back ta. 11111114411 hose and took a coal of fire 'mid int late taboo-kat f O,ayfsr took the tinderbox, and they west tia4. eet. the calf crib Oa ire. Bayfor wee sot eatisiedokb Altai, hat went back agaitioi.d ' est site straw 'hada, fire., 'Oayfor heard the whole of this coaversatien bat denied it all. . . • Ruffed was alao present at the examtpation, sue beard the prisoner Bonet say to Hayfee. " you hoe* we did it, and I shall be bengal' fr it c ated doe a might to be hougi ea wallas ir The !.earned Chief Justice thee anseneod ill, ai the Jury found a verdict of guilty against Bessoultiet ac quitted Osyor. Charles Stoke,. James Jeffedee, and Wei. were capitally indicted loosening fire to the pettish,'" of Mr. It. K. Cobbold. el Eye. The evidence to tisk case was almost entinly tint of an accomplice, Wm. Stokes, nephew to the first of the prisoners. Ife kayo a Moat ciramateatlal detail of the e•mmissien of the to which the great. provocation seemed to be, that Mr. Colibold was betiding a threshing maciant ; but his evidence Was aneerroboreted in any 'material point, and it Wee roved that he bad previously made ;depositions ea oath before a Magistrate, weaning as t man, who bad been his aturtelotamee from childhood. end .who bad a large family, as tie peeps .; triter of the cells' for discovery of which hasil.bille bad been posted up. offering a reward of 1501. The Judge therefore gave his opinion that It would be lingbly improper to take sway the lives of three rues 4 en the evidence of sub a wretch, mid the Jary re• turned a verdict of Not (hilly. WESTERN CIRCUIT. ' Verna, Awe. 3:—Jefin Devi*, aged ii, erah pat to, the bar oo a charge of having stolen a promissory este 1 , of the value of bill. a sovereign, three pounds in silver. sad some articles of jewellery of the value of St the property of John Jacobs. • The prisoner, it sou stated in evidence, is* man-of war's-man, and had filled the situation of purser's • steward's mate on board the Jupiter. The prowcutrit was a poor washerwomen, residing et Stoke Damerel, near Plymouth. A woman lodged at the house, whom the prisoner. during hie stay in port, used to visit. and he became familiar. On the 20th July he came to the prosecotrix, and saying that be was without money, lie asked.ber to lend him a sixpence ; she went to her tea caddy, where she kept her money; the prisoner saw her p there. Soon after she left her bowie unattended ; the door was latched only, as is enstousare in that honest neighbourhood. On her return she discovered that the caddy, which contented the whole of her hue basil's property, as enumerated, was gone. The pri soner, who hail been banging about without money, having spent his pay, as all sailors do spend it, was ' apprehended. He bad previously expressed his sorrow • for the old woman's less, and hoped that the h--- scoundrel who had taken it would he takes and "twist , ed." On searchiog him. although he had denied any knowledge of the fact, the 50/. note was found in his fob, and some of the rings and jewellery in his pockets. —He then confessed all in despair and acknowledged, having taken the money. and showed where he had thrown away the tea caddy, in which was a brooch and some other articles that the pinooer had left. The prisoner, although a formidable looking fellow in person. cat a most pitiable firer• at the bar, and hung down his bead alder the shame of his 'interne He said, in his defence, se " their honours." the jury men, that he war rather groggy at the time, aid ens ifs "lark" to frighten the people. and so sheer them that they ought to keep a better look Out than to leave their dears unhooked wbra so many pirates were cran ing about. he did take the tea caddy and the money bet •be owned he carried the joke too far la not deli' vering it up sooner. A witness stated that the apprelieselos of the pri weer excited the amazement of the whole of te. Jupiter's crew. who gave him the witness said, a wonderfully good character. dad declared him to be the " inuestest man that belonged to the ship." 'fliers was a shyness la the prisoner'', manner of tie liserbsK In hie defence that augured badly, and flit J ; Nan,: him•Oeilty....Deatb. J. Radon, who wog chatted with haring cat 1/P throat of his wife, with intent to murder her, $1.411 trial as to his inianity.and 'mud to be insane. Tbs Learned Judge in the. evening concluded the ;business of the Detract As'i.-s, and sentenced rix 'loners to death. XI the capital convicts were, hurv me reprieved lecture he left turn. Po,j(.R. lint04(.111/. Jag. Drirrktrater. a journeyensn baker, was charged with defraudin g 3tr. Wit Ham It. errs, of Kensington, of s•veral I . le , prisoner was etwatnitte i for further examfnatinn. Jahn firteh, Jcr a port, r in the euspl..y of Nr horn., who helot 'hr floldco Croat. Charing Crn..,. was charged tel h renhe;eing several sums of gum,/ belonging to Mt. Borne. The'prhomer sal emaigi for trial. Geo. rf Wile. a porter in Covent-garden market, wag charged witli lahantanly beating his child, ew e four years of are. Mrs Wilkegand Mrs. P e ak,. individuals through whose lio t niasity the warrant wit ebt tined against the prisoner, stated, that daring the last twelve months lee f. se been in the constant pracii•e of beating , he little girl in the mast barber., g taw net, some time by tying her hands and feet and ring her Onin.reitallv. and to prevent her screen's he. log heard, either pulling a rag in her womth, or 1.:4 hand on i:. Tier woolly Nlagistrate (31r. ILO!), with great indignation. still to theprisousr "you are a brat?, and oak to lire. - Wheat tie • child's legs sad arms wire ctaminori. they, appeared all braised black an d bl ue; bit slebe n her shoslderi were etpnaed. the, appeared as if .hey had undergone a military 'grin;. The mother of the infant stated, that ota Frites , morning . the prisoner came bolas with a rick io Lis hated " as long as his atm, and thirk as his linger," and said; " This is 4 suck to beat Rebeeett;" and in. ,tautly proceeded rip inflict slava the little girl the enands with width she new lepire. Mr. Hills direct ed the oit-er,Micatey tte Iltifeasiter ee to a gum ,. that 164.11eiLnit might 6 . cesisiavi and he 'shortly 'after' iitaisinf with a wrio.ten rep art from Mr. Cele,* Oe t t'a! Bus4ll:etrect, Client gatden, stating that the palteit iii need irmagedlate medical AEI oakum.' sourish.. 'mint. Ti.. prisoner; is his deismse, lieg'reef forgive am, sad proisilaid never fobsgsittyofthe like so% Ike . 3lagistrate. said. " You ages heakt. and Istisd take care that .you shall sat again be panty of loth &reedy= eetiduct." The fellow was coostaitted far Weal, and Itignesad;" that if hail were offered, it mow be af the tsapst aaexceptionable charaiter, and fort).- eight hours loos. thereof he given to this office. VniON HALL —On Saturday last. Cherie, Stases and Ueorie Taylor. Esquires, residing st No 9, De vonshire-sq., Biaborgite-street,appearml on their osu recognizance*, before Sfittatcs Swaaar. ion, Esq. the former to aniwei time charge of Mr. Bowes, the Bat keeper at the Coburg . Thealre, for aseanlting him, anti alio with creating a great distserhance is the Boxes .if the Theatre, on the precedirg elalat , sal the latter with being drunk and disorderly. It appeared that the above two Ge nt l emen , w ith two or thee* others, drove ap to the It .v door ea the Theatre. about half -past 9 o'clock on Fria-1y night. is a hackney coact). and upon aligh they refoso.l to pay the coachman his fare, and on his folloivik tor ipto the lobby for Ils . money they knocked his down, sod be:b`area in a most outrageous manner. They at length sealed with the coachman, and Act. wards paid for admissi..n to the dress circle. Mr. Bowes, the box keeper, conducted th.,,, t o the f ro at box ; bat they had not remained there l o ng before they vacated that box, and proceeded to the private box of Lady Congreve, in which her bat lyabip and a patty of friends were seated. The defendant, began to knock at the door with their sticks. and demanded entrance in such a loud tons that the audience and performance were greatly interrupted; and Lady Convey, was so terribly alarmed that she had nearly fainted. Upon Mr, Buwet expostulating with tiered on their angentlrusanly behavioar, Mr. Stewart .rite.l him by the collar, gave him a violent s:,aiting, collet him a d-41 rascal, and other vile names, and his cue. duct became so extremely fumed:nous, that it was found necessary to give him in custody to tllsrk, tine officer of the titterer, who conveyed hi es t o th e e ve.. house. Mr. Taylor, the other defendant, was very much Ilittnicateda and behaved with the greatest im propriety. Mr. aorsser e of the theatre, confirmed the testi.. woof of Mr. Bowel. adding that in-his opinion t',e defendasts came. o` for the ostensible pur pose of kicking up a ace. Mr. Stewart said lAA i was not till Mr. BOW/ called him a scoundrel, that he 1.11..1.k hint, and under such circumstances be was justified in what he lead (Nee. The Magistrate said, the assault was proved oath, and, therefore, it was his 'lnt; eo order him to find bail, to answer the charge at the Srsgions. Stewart then entered ink) the required goretiel , and was disobar - gerl. Mr. Taylor was ord:•red to pay for being drunk and disorderly. MARRIED. On Tborplay last, at St. blertia's-io-the-fields, Erreitolo GoMisro, I. U. to Sarah [Merin. only dear/10er of Wit Ivo [Lew. Esq. of Warwick -street. Oo Saturday, the 3,1 inst. st W. Parierss new rhsr.l, Mr. E Elkins, Esq. of Guildford. Surrey, to Mi.. name. Davis. Judd-pi:see East. New-road. On Tuesday. the IlUth alt. et Kt. Mitry's Lambeth. -1 ,15 P‘ Fyfe, Esq. of Oireatliam. to Ellzaheto Mary. e:Jrat Ott ;hie , of Mr. L. Sweinsoo, of Kerminghur. On Friday. the letb alt. at Rroadwater. James Brod book. Esq. of Huaktershery, to Mrs. It is, of Stsmtord-Ain. DIED. Oa Saturday, the &I inst. aged 75. after fire years Macs.. Mr. William tirteberlalne, surgeon, of tow * .stree:. one of the locitntors of, a d till I n g e ly, th e seer r rary to th e society fur relief of widows an 4 o rph a ns of medical sto— at) office he only declined with th e loss of nowital rmerc. when he !And It sensibly decaying. Mr. rhandierlaine V" en Irishman by birth, and c..utiii to the Soght Dee. B. Sheridan, to whose talents as a scholar &nil a wit. as I also bore a near coesatiguiuity. For a period of essAY 44 Years. Mr. C. practised es in ;:iiiin.ap•itliccara to the gee' aillentrlte of a taro circle of patients. The oiduirni • the orphans' tear—the erepstsiv 01 friendship—and.the e n ! . dolman of society—ere trilogies which onl he graiefell paid to the memory of this Lind and mist usefel man. On the :id inst. after a logic and painful horde ei Caristien fortiftule and resieninion. Mr. Wee.'llain. nee:- yonder. Peloger's-alllage, Westiniiister, in his 41:th rem'. Loodou : Gdttrd . 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