The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-07 00:00:00

, Fri F PO Mt. • ROBBERY AT THE POST-OFFIL Bow-wracir.-:-Yesterday lienry late gab-sorter and letter-carrior,and Lo24iSti IL G rijfiths, a woman with whom he lodged, in Park-place, Ken nington, were brought before Mr. NAaaa, the Sit ting Magistrate, charged, the former with feloni ously stealing a great number of Bank-notes 'letters in the General Post-Office, and ,'with receiving them. In addition to what - in our former report, Mr. Parkin, the ' the Post-Office, charged the Prisoner, Henry with, on or about the 24th of September last, employed in his official duty in the General Office, secreting a letter directed to John Jones Esq. of West Smithield, and with feloniously steal , ing the contents, consisting of divers country notes, of the Manningtree Bank, and able in London at Messrs. Fry and Sons dred's-court. Mr. Parkin also charged Louisa Griffiths, the other Prisoner, with felonloosly - lag the same, well knowing them to have ' by Henry Johns, John Don rie, one of the keepers Hospital, said, he recollected being in , their beadle and chapel clerk, William Gri latter end of last September, the husband Hanna): Griffiths, the Irisoner, who was on this business, but who has been admitted deuce. The witness could not be positive paricular day i 9 September, but was sure latter end. Wm. Griffiths asked him to Bank of England notes to the Bank, exchanged for small notes ; which he did, for twenty 21. and forty 11. notes, them to William Griffiths, to Messrs. the bankers, as by appointment. He noticing being wrote on the 401. notes, cott-place, Lambeth." These 401. notes to he those paid for the Manningtree directed to John Jones, Esq. West-Stuith, Mr. Hugh Parkin, the son of the Soric, the finding of three 11. Bank of England company with an Officer belonging to Office, in the house of the Prisoner, Lot Griffiths, in Park-place, Kennington, since, when they were searching it, had been paid for Country Bank notes that stolen from letters in the General Post The Prisoners were committed. MANSION•IIOUSE.—A man named Mt • a',nt out of place, was on Wednesday , Laving produced a forged character, pret, from a Mr. Jackson, in the vicinity of square, to Mr. Lisle, who, in the hurry took him into his service without cal Jackson, the supposed writer of the chat his suspicions were excited on finding committing various acts of depredation. person as Mr. Jackson was to be heard Prisoner was sentenced by the Lord . M, months confinement in Bridewell, to be labour. UNlON;lALL.—Lieutenant a of the was on Wednesday chargedsby Mr. Hanl of the Horse and Groom Coffee-house, road, with drawing a dagger upon him , ing him. Mr. Ha: bury stated, that the had been living at his house for some days on Monday night he requested the bill settled : there were two Gentlemen present, of the Defendant. Seine altercation arose * the charges, and the Defendant left the and went up tis his own apartment ; the lowed him, and saw him whilst in his co , a dagger into the pocket of his pant which he returned again to the Colic some further altercation ensuing, he drew from the sheath, when he was seized by men present, and the weapon taken Holmes the constable was sent for, and ant was taken to the watch-house. thither he was exceedingly riotous, and constable several times. The dagger was produced, and proved weapon of a most destructive description • was of polished steel, highly finished, about six inches long, an inch and a half top, and tapering till it was reduced to other end. The Defendant, when called on for an of his conduct, declared most solemnly, nour, that he had not drawn the dagger Prosecutor ; some altercation had tak. tween them, but it was over, and himsel friends were discussing the subject of the paign in Russia. Amongst other subje , sons, Count Platoff, and his declare( would give his daughter and a good for 'person who would bring him Bonaparte's mentioned ; upon which he' went up stab down his dagger, to chew his friend as and as being, in some measure, celmected• subject of discourse, it having been made der, and from a model of the late ford's, some time before his death, Oared intention, on the part of his Lord , its temper upon Bonaparte's person, should chance to meet. The Defendant had served under _ fold, and had the happiness of enjoying skip's friendship and esteem ; and as a he one day after he had given up all hoi ing Bonaparte, presented him with the had been in his possession ever since, frequently shewn it as a curiosity, and anecdote attached to it: and for that to other he had produced it on the presern As it had cost him so much trouble, was now as anxious to get rid of it, merly been to obtain it, and requested trite would do him the honour to accept I The Magistrate observed, he should take the weapon, into his own keeping. of such a description as would reflect n the officer who had it in his possessi( exceedingly sorry to see au officer of Davy, standing in such a situation as did. The Prosecutor had sworn to a assault having been committed upon him, his duty as a Magistrate to send the question decided -by a Jury ; he must, therefott, to find bail. '4 Lear GunauALL.--Yesterday Wi74 \ .: ' .... i t ' ."'7- - • 7.''' - rii.w...firry 9..,7•66-e..7•7 .• • • . . . ; • k e ' . ,. •• -' . o/''' -. 4 , 4rs . ' , , ..., • . . .. • . I 1. • ' '. . . . • . . .\ ' . • , t . • , ~ . . . - . • .-1 . . . v, f H E STA i t ,. `_l l - . .' i i AfIN • . . . . ______.______. .. _ ...-_. .. ---.--- ..- -........,t... • .• . • - • ^.. -''' --- - female companioni, wee. r''. .it bertirettr:Vde'r• . • Pees ite liViThaig.tiiii ' : f gl* E. .'ii 1 '' ' : 4:11i 6 ''' AI ' 1 " m od $ - legal :Soo, 9now-kM, Lostils, the beK Ateiwootoari *puff ~, it . •I. • •. • ..,•,. - i • Tretitilen • , man 'Mattis, M. P.llfe It:adult Magistrate, .0 . - . . -4 1. ''''. - ..'"' ' '''.'". -. i. ' IcF• with being distoderly, - ibt &hulk* thii peace of •' - ''. ''. ... 61141:01111$. '• " " ''' ' i• - • '., Ttoefoll'orfilat it leo f tb ' C o rerst, lii .arare eaa a e a°"" "kk X...17."' s . romma,late a theinhabitests of Shoo-lane. .. '. • * • Jaa. ill J. at.tift :sae be atitees's Head' lim. Os pAin :_... ' --:' . •••flo • . e•• *RX - ETRIt.,' Plysiavitl4, We unto , Dorchester , inlet tIL G rifiths, m t . 'Harris, aanspectable bakders , end one. Of his o '-- 9. C V s jaZ P As et g IMI L II 4.far e P et. • • wemn e iDrlnititaitb; sitidEtilistiiiry, • roa G4,•cb, e; i d ""•'' cry . diro.lll{ t-place, Ken- ..; ht.,. 11-4.---re, lotocreed the. Magistrate, thak,Lear, who so r a ton-Wo:11; Mlllaalson;Toobrtigtgre f i .Kt hilt -papttilliii•Clock * (hard, Monts Molitor( A:, allt fir S ll - was a loose character, accompanie4.4ithi.girls, as- bufkler-Jao,2B_, J. Cooke, •Ifoogbtoo-Dra .• aiti; miller Meter, Bridptirl; 'II • ttrd, ingitoke and Elphot' . 4 .J a• 20 _ A J .Borsaao 4 ., Chailmess liata4SPee-, Jan. 118, J. B fire ACl_N _ .. mS Idt et loon, bif il •' ' ' • ••• 1,111.. 1 . with felon:- sembled in Shiai.lane OnTneidayeVening, before the Dalbu're, l -bliniebetter; lesilte-...11a, Str,' T. 'Penwell, N • - 1 Itioyall M Ir, . n -notes out of door'a *a publie-botise,' itheFt, aftei regaftrig there- ano vareet k oaro.rits • eoae h em a rr ,..hp..as i A as. eri, flea s no*lon 10 60614, Loath. i;ritibby, sod vas , on 044. ad rho latter itelves•with gin, they per;eeeded to kfck upwhat-tbey tor , F° lls •atel 9 . l CW4otet . toorettatst - Jaib "I I t* Sel ers--- - o -• 'LIVERPOOL Watimet • rin tCo t ewes IM Lit . , L \ode**. .T _grocer-Feb. 11, E. Rows New fila Vans grate„, , ~„,.- - i ,,,,,'" • 1 t . 11,,,,,r1 t ,1.. • o clock, 2,1 the eit h ricen't Head l Dal e-strees„ Le.. ~ hat was stated called a bit of a lark. This amusement created go - Mambos, egeerhata--reto. /I. J. Howson, Tickhill, Ifrk: • rive 4. , tto..-- - ,* -••=.•' , 11).-. , fl000n. every Eecujiiv ~. e Solicitor to Suite delight in the minds of the prowling pick. sbire,_folip--Jati. 99, I. Battalion, Wbitelavea, ' mercer _ pool. Guarded *beteg ii I. Peathwuboildings, Bo , taik)r-Jan. 90, J. on_ ham Cai n e , ;i nd „,,, . 5 0 2._ (' n r o e, . milt; -,.. Herr Johns, pockets who immediately assembled round the " a ' 34:`111?* wa i t er, i!ewieL orn , "PkeeP" -Feb. 6' J. Ston e' BATH sad nftterol, Fl i PSist C li lli ls t , , e avortitoroo m e. *eery Afternoon ; wr,h..... " larlts while spectators, and -proceeded to unfurnish their fain ) phaatehot—reot,•tidior-Feh. 6. I. G. Cirri. Spread C l e n, 4 . htn i,,,,,, eoe A. eretemmoterf i per _ • , root Ow fotaitevp'tt,,. r, - General Post- Eaglo-ewart, Gracecborcli-street, broker- . tan . ,P, Foveae, 1 • 1 „.. _,., ..4 it.. g ..,. , while they were feasting their eYes, Such had been beifford-row, laioroace-broker-4'eh. 2, T. Li entiore, jun. -411,--•-•.."-- it.. Pit m''ren'ls 4l -Clonesi;o to 14 el • Bridgewater , Tounton, dtc. John Jones, the situation of the street for four months past ; cket ,,g oc 4,.• -J an , 3 0 , J. H a pc o ck. Kneherhithe-streen, -LEEDS New Light Conch, entled, The R oc ki ng h, o ;, _ eit mew chiata4ati.2B4 J. .ntison, North ski m s, dir.aper ,..... •an. , vir . . : very M0r414.x rat lii . f.inis4 Seven o'Cle.ck t. cm vie, 1 ..,,; 4 donalY steal- night after night, .in afflicting succession, those ladies Rotherfti i the taastmoker-Jan. 26, R. SuClure, Manchester, country Bank- appeared, to the great disturbance and annoyance of •T. Jew', N orth Shields, g rocer-Feb. 1, E . B row n e I tositlet,ol4l.-aoliettor. 61 tlr ll k 4 l-C° 141 • 411 oono .1 others, pay- every pe rson ..,• B;adfo'rd, Wilts, - clothier-Feb . . li, ti. Fisher, Doneaster; ' °" 1 . r 346" thrutLth Salltrall• -• rewnric - •,Rettood. - Dooties.. • eson who wished to live quietly and soberly . :Ind Irbld to the • d • .a. ions, in Mil-s 1 in their habitations . Lear did not appear frequently 1 Natalthstaindu,g the alleoll3ll.illa r/tilelialitits or ins ct.:l.-1, -: gardener-4am. 19, G. M. Dynan Plymouth Hock, grocer _ . • ei t r . g ,to laid e.i Loin, lo•e 4,...ext Day ni No s.* Jan. 29 G. Haley, Plymouth i lt c hi:di-met' , rat -.lag. t 6 I allowed-to is tar mast mo veable Awl co-oplege Polihe 4.10i;;•,' 4 ed. Louisa H. ; among them, but he . was a constant viiiter at the J. Gastrin , ' Woodstotk-street. Nonuser - square , tailor-Jas. iloosly receiv-tiB, D. Thomas, Newport, Pembrokeshire, ettophwesee _ Jaw, j mice on the North R o ad, being tioeqiusllNl in A ccmatodaLo 4 public-house, and when he happened to be there at re been atolen yfi, J. Smith, Birmingham grocer-Feb. 19,1. My t h, sea , b! , nay other. the disk of the evening, he assisted them in their and•S. Sly tb, jon.- street , Women. KENDAL , Irincoster. Preston KirliV-Lonsita.., 11.,,,,,,, clamours, and directed their proceedings. - .Chialey. Oral:A.4k., ,is. GarS•aog Preston , .CAtilkhes, every Al ~".. CERTIFICITF IN 26 noon, at Five o•Clock. Guarded. of Bethlem B. Cif • - • . S.-- " * * The. Magistrate informed the three ladies, that 0 , Liverpool, botcher — T, Gilbert, John-street, Fite- GLASGOW, Loilgtawn (Tretno-Green Aii • 11 - the City with „ their conduct had been so long and so systematically roY-telootes. carpenter — W. Forster, Walsall. butcher-B, S. G. Brom umil, Thornhill. 6•• , :osttiar- Kitt , - t'n' Ilia• i rT: ki lm 4 r " - ' Griffiths, the !outrageous, that he would find it necessary to send alunkhouse, Lonou, merchant-M. A. Gorman. londoii, liner- , nod aft parts of Scotland, Cainperthsai, Coach (Daily )" -'''' chant .1. Vatighlon, Edward=street Cavendish-square wine i VOll K N w i Ile •nd Ed filly h and of Louisa - them to Bridewell for a month. lie was determined I ! s oil , .$ , ,. 1 %.1 .:; % k ra t h hroughout. 1.1:111 MN every .. Moroi. g .:,/ is: 4 4, „ 1 , KS in custody I to preserve the peace of the City; if possible, and it tMerchant-T. Sowerby, Mond - street , ' milliner-J. Solortu'm and I• i •'cc•'''' a - '- --M--. loe'v I;" , tt los p-il.r••-.,.. t M. Solomon,-Mitre-court, ' A Ideate, watcli-makers--W. Snap- y way of Newark, Veif .r•I, Tatleatte., lj a ratted an evi- Milbank-street, Westminster, coal-mershart. lington, Nartoollerton. Durham, Morpetit. t i nt Ilerwnk.-.- became his duty to make an example of all such Of - I sun, f. itive as to the ;fenders. " With respect to Lear, he would find it of PA RTNIEMH tr DISSOLVED. Pa-ri. g ers firs til l them/ek e s fati g ued ,frout i.te leo 4 tti of : a ....y additional fare. J. Clark, the ':hest axon. is .. 1 jt)111:111.y, may : err ti hat titne they pl e ase , and then Ilivcces4 ~,, tire it was the ' importance to give a full account of himself, aid al' in.ndlli(l.aßrnieennkti:.lVpsarialer grocers - J. - and W 3 . B s le t c a t 1 t , it , imit r9t ;f l l‘ l) V ' ! i L l . h st ‘ o . IT n it i ; l . L .r d ri W it4 a .l. ll . 4l new Past Coac;i, ese.y take two 401. Ito produce his employer, to-morrow, to answer to errs, G uswe it i ir eet , b u ild ers -v. G reen an d W. w a i nwr i g h t , : nf)ltre"'• Y"rk• "in' Clorhes to StimleGood, Hull, S. aiis _ s , to g'et them ! his good character, elite he would commit him, with. merchants-J. Gaper and Co. 5 tnkey lime-lairtiers-E. ('ureic and Co. Liverpool-11. Simpson and W. Townsend, Cheapside, Evet4 6 ' e accordingly ` out scruple, for a rogue and vagabond. wholesale draper*-.1. Ibbtoson and .1. Ihbotson, jun. Vere- 1 r a Rill...LE. Penrith. and Whitehaveo. Pe;t Comb, o w, tes, and took Elizabeth Salmon and Phrebe Jones, both Fleet- street, viiiniers-J . Dudderidge and T. Hankins, Gutter-lane, , ...„1. , ' s. Ladnrook's . street givla, were accused b y Sarah Taylor, of that I button-sellers-T. Briley mid Cu. Great St. Helens, whole- ! ji r : ; l4 - ' h 'uur A i p l ,`; t r e 'g! , 7, r d r i: ll !L"A i t ia d „,, 4ll l l:l ri e l ,U,' l, r ::`"• ai . rti •• l i t'Tgo le recollected place, with committing a grievous assault upon her sale u t rac' d tu e r a e i rs ers it s. P4 m w it ttir d „d T iV N iZo er a', C C o u v c el l[ t o r l y d t s-li a o t i e n h t", ' rligill"lt'Wentesby, A herfor.'i, I).mi.: aver. ....d G.'ac'u,:tl - - R: t d r• t ce ,v y .ni with le t . te o grer e te. , i fa. ' t it! : . ir..o-4.1... g i 1.1 , I . C I I . 141'‘It .r by eighteen niili•si, s et. wit mil. ) Magm a: , " Hall, -Wal- • perscm,about midnight, in the middle of Fleet-street. timber-merchants-N. Cove and J. Rickman. Whiterriars- : , 1 1 „ i d le ile e : t i ., r :,:,,,,n' he ' s were proved . Several watchmen, who witnessed the affray, said, I Dock, coal-merchants-S. and J. Heywood, Little Lever, Lan- . delarned on / , c; i r t h r ir:. cotton -inanafacturers-W. aud E. T. liensh!ill, Mar. i ittivniiiiige ~f their ,„eali.,i being ti shared r P 11 . 41 1 ,r. , hank notes, th at Miss Salmon laid hold of Miss Taylor by the d 1 treet. t apanners-J. Stewardson and E. Button, Change- ;. • Plifield. I neck, and bestowed a hearty slap on her face. On , alley-11. Woodward and W. Moody, W e lf- st r ee t,C r ippie g ate, ! si n:,y ( l, !: . • k i'll LLI) Nit Conell, every in . 1 11,Fr i t i tZ, ' 3 . ( a ‘li a l" . (.. p " t ticitor, proved the other hand, the latter fastened her fist in the i m ettra ter ver: Tt J.. Dztig. n C i nt n s ci a l ai Thornhil l , l .. trrve fior i t . h i tit r ireal l. i and hlind:ewicli, Post Coach, every Esetau g , ..1 CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, N•lidipro., and Notes, in long hair of her assailant, and, at one effectual pall, 1 groce ry— J. Crnshie, jun. and S. Heathcote , g Liverpool, mei- . ... N .?" 1 ". 0.11 ' star. 1 1. i s ve a s Clock. to Union-hall separated it from the scalp. This so exasperated , chants-G. Roshbury, jun. and G. Fletcher, Bitston, Morning, to the Gror' g e Inn Sulideil intl. ' ' ; U 1) ER LAN 0 S t o ckt o n and Yam New Coach, evt-ry ,ouisa Hannah Miss Salmon that she hooked her fineers and sear' i fordshire, iron-manufacturers-J. Knight an G. Hadfield, t b I I- • Manchester, solicitors-M. A. Holland and M. Thompson, Al- 1 11, some time fled the whole le ft cheek of Miss Vaylor, who,roared ' bion House, Maidenhead-H. Hinckley, J. Wilkinson, and A. i tin s, i t' tt le ;, • v r4:; 3T r . t . l T. , Post Conch. e i very s l i f i t i t a rti i, gtiordvt. i ti l t i l i aa . cH Es`r ER, Wit.siow, Cor g letion, Neweostle, Wr•.!..i!, rod which Notes with pain, upon which the watchman arrived sad I Itigemnre,_ jun. King-street, Cheapside, insurance-brokers-J. that had been separated them. During the conflict, Miss Jones schofi . eld, R. Scarborough, and T. Asbridge, Hatton-garden, the Royal cirsi t- ri , l i L it : " 1 looking-glass manufacturers-J. Greenwood, and J. and F. , slit VT.' L'll't. every Ete n niu'r, at Five n't'lork.st Cu...-', -.1. Off:ct'. was so delighted, that she danced for joy till one i W° 6l4 ° ll seo B. Jacques and W, . • -,'llm"' every ''l4B)l,l' . l KOilleflialll Yost Coach, called 111 C Hock- Sheffield, corn-dealers-J. part of 146 r apparel dropped off after another, , B. Turner, B ri stol, his nit-halters -B. Ainslabie, W. Fade, and int l. / tfl'H o P.rorninf N itiincheiter, Alresford, oral 1101110064 h, Stand ring blinories, wale-merchants-E. G. Smith and G ' • Wayne, a ser- and left her almost in a state of nakedness. I Coils, Stamfo . rd, tea-dealers. . every Evenine. •• 1 • BIRMINGHAM Mercury Irlntd Coach, with a Goard, ott charged with The worthy Magistrate informed the Prisoners 1 out every A fter.won, filllt reaches Hirniin u luort nett day at Imo,. Passes h Otford Ension and S'a i tstone to t• - • • • .tended to be , and the Complainant also, that he was determined to 1 n y , .. „ , ire ..../r..e. It 4 ' a.oI.tMOND CUT DIAMOND.—Last week, a young ; Head. Bull.street, liotain g hatti. • >f Grosvenor- I keep better peace along Fleet-street and CheaPM •d f el . woman, Mary Brabinder, was committed to the . HULL. Northcave, HOwden, Thorn. and Doncaster, l'a yof business, I than what had been hitherto kept ; they were all ,mast er, M r. Coach, every Mornin g at alf -past Sik o'Clock, in the lint'' ail at Beverley, for robbing her tiling on Mr. 1 offenders, by disturbing .thetpeace of the City at un- ' g o al , Sun Inn. blyton-gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, lioddesdon, and Cheskiint Cu:.;,, ; Clements ' haw, of various articles of wearing apparel. 1 laracter, until 1 seasonable hours. If they were resolved to knock ' the Prisoner i and scratch one another at midnight , he would com- ' This young depredator ) with her prize, put herself , every Morning. I "FOTTENHAM lust, EDMONTON Conch, daily, rat t,::- and ell ! into lodgings in Hull, under pretence of wai i 1 east to, half-poi 2, half- V ast 4, and half-na.t 7, ..*(sla it Dn. No such i mit them all to Bridewell, without regarding who aril of.- The gave or who received the blow. Let the watchmen 'she could meet with a situation as servant ; but it I LOCK AND S . URGICAL•HISPENsi A It 1 . His Royal Hi e tiness the Duke of York; President, ..n:1 r.r iayor to three look zealciesly to their du o - and ), sweep all those to , seems fell into the-bands of a host, a Mrs. Seymour, ° not much more nice than herself as to the 11101 . 1115 of t a tufirving, committee of Gnveniors :- . e kept to hard 1 the yratcli-liouse who made mischief at midnight. In: Colonel 'A'. J. Janes, ‘l. 1 4 acquiring property, but a little more dextrous, and 1 Earl o f I the mean time, since he found that Sarah( John Latouche F NI . Rif lion. R. 8.12,13. Sh •ridan.lll43: I CoLMel H. Clement - 1, *M . . ',,.. any pro- Taylor : not yet extrous enough, for she now lies In Hull nen. Col. J. Barry , M. P. f Capt,,in Joules Hoy. I Royal Navy, , had been very much abused, without giving, ; gaol to take her trial at the Session s, _ for stealin g : .bury, master vocatione she might depart, but let her beware how Surgeon, Mr. Niornan, Mr. ' Clementshaw's stolen ft sh Westminster- she exposed her person any where at midnight again. goods. seems , Member of the it. College. Londittl.• engag- • r TIE Patronage this Instituti , m ha; received; !fa. took Mary Brabinder antler her protection, n and assault- Let the Prisoners be committed to Bridewell for a ing to find her the wished-for place; and in an ex- 1 • the exchtsive treatmear and Cure of two s Ars . , :WA. i,d the Defendant mont h. , %an venereal complaints, and ilteir drealful colisquenc-• . mo 1 lays past, and Thomas Slack was again brought before the Ma- ; i cursion into the country, for that purpose, contrived I strictures, debility ulcerations, &rt. coneticted ander the m:. bill Might be gistrate, accused of saying, on Abe morning after the' to run away with Mary's bundle, whilst the latter nagement of a Gentleman of the urn t professional aldlities a i:I 7esent friends , death of Blopmfi Id that he and knew e , saw •By the exertions of Mr. Schouswar, our late Mayor mid that by it the inconveniences: of Public Charitiesnrett: .i..- 'ose respecting persons who murdered him. 1 1 ell, w hitt the youtigand unwary are protected a g ain st the cr”tt . she was, h owever, detecte d,. and , on examination &wenn held b I • • de • 1 ,.. •4 ' Coffee-room, • Slack, on being strictly questioned by the Maui- 4 oat yac rertising f irtoen. l'S in ;..is ..lertial. ..f ' before Mr. Hollingworth, was herself found worthy .t! ice. Since. sbl -a 1406 1'557 pr.ti.oit ..L..•..;'• the waiter fol- strate, still maintained, that the whole was'a fab r i- srai:-I, cured, without cti' ' - nement .ur 'tots to Is e own room put, and said cation of his own. Ills master attended 'd lof a lodging in our prison. Mary Brahinder was ; etteetetion, lute with a delieam and -sectic hitherto io•ilia.,.. • italoons, after 2 ;discovered on Monday, by Mr. Ciementslia w's young ' maii, .4 . those Lave laboured under the sto4 corarlicated f .ra,; that Slack went to his bed at one o'clock on Sund 'V . man, and conveyed to Beverley. . i :,t . tne disease EMIT, ten t 3 Nerdy Staff., The - first. svrtypfi. , . fee-room, and morning, which was a full half-hots before the man ;,tem la N.. Kienian't treatment ill Wier 44.1 . 4 i 04,14 14 h..r. yew the dagger was seen to drop down in the street. • S u nda y ' morning, about nine 'clock, a most dar- ! ap r et.rante of debility comes on. to o Na t ) arn ik a tiun eanii-4 y two Gentle-tobe reman d ed till lng The Ma istrate caused Slack ' miles from Sturbridge. As Mr. Daniel Bradley, of ' ; be tilfitie , tilleVelit the danger that may c , ,•ate. Tht: saireeen 'lily . lie constilteal by eithe.• Set. with r... from him.— farther enq uiries were male among the persons to grealcst seems-, at !as private ttat-c, No. '2l, TA"' t' ,. ( ' '' r. A the Defend- whom he had related that extraordinary story It ' Ch evape ll , was walking along the road, he was ' i lotte- street, Ream il-s q uare, from nine to twelve in ilt • 11," . , ~ . i overtaken by two men, who entered Into conversation Ile it. amt . from sit till nine at ni g h/ t to whom 'carer ...X. l'.. r In his way was a strange corroboration of the story of the two . with , eumnitecatets. from loan ond eotiin, (....st paid) m.:l be ad struck the men running across the street, related by some of ' him about the weather, &c. They passed hint dre..seal, anal will he philettl3ll4` (IMii eled: I near the top. of a hill, and no person being within Just puhli,hed, the witnesses ; and very possibly the surgeon who PRA ice OTISERVA . DI . " roved to be a pronounced that Bloomfield had died by the visits- i sight, they turned back suddenly, and, seizing Mr. Es. price 3s. By F. Kiernrint r u M nd N :ld fisi by til:h:ti."7l'..d. st . 1, .. :. ion ; its blade tion of God, wee mistaken • ; and the death of the i Bradley by the throat, knocked him down. They , and Jones, 20, Paterituster-row ; and by Ilighle's v , ( .24, I'x: t- + curved, and poor man, as had been generally believed might I ` then tied his hands behind him, took his neckcloth slreet• if broad at the. have been occasioned by a blow bestowed I; some i off and bound it round his eyes, took off his shoes, I A CHALLENGE. to have run ESSIIS. CURILIE: and Co. Surr.,eons. late ia a point at the, of those persons who were described y . proceeded to' rob him of his watch and the contents I hi, majesty', service, challeti;:e the whole %viola ~ away. . o f-his pockets, which araountedato 331. and other 1 1 1 .4 I proven single instance where their Medicine nod Meth.,d ,f property. One of thet robbers was armed with a; c an explanation Cure have failed of the desired effect. The potetice of aut.,v y, on his ho- HazyoN-oantiva.—Wednesday a young woman, pistol, and threatened to blow his brains out if he I years is Oils particular brooch of their profession has 11111 tit 41 ;er against the *of the name of Mary Green, was brought up, and made any resistance. After the robbers had emptied i rise . W 11IW isurce , .sful case. "they continue in direct 14.-./ studies tit the treatment and cure of VENEREAL Ctrt- ken place be- underwent a final eleamination, being charged with Mr. Bradley's pockets, they, in the most cruel man- I , PLAINTS, and that tier:moment of the ststent, which ii I:.e imself and his uttering base and counterfeit coin, resembling shit. , ner, threw him among some furze, where he laid in 1 cimisequeure of the pernicious sod wasteful eiteets of a habit i•••. 1 the late cam- longs, knowing the same to be forged and counter. I the helpless state they had reduced him to by tying his i n,,i i nio,.t Vmppil i a: panned lty t i lr y i utitlis of both Itel VS. :It I t h e L e ilte it have ill he f nud to I the u ant to g -mime of ilurreicos i t • ' felt. I bunds behind him for near an hour, when two men oilier its ravages ,fan) develoiwd to then. ley s .0, ueets and per- t It *was stated in evidence, that the Prisoner went ', and a woman fortunately passed by ; he called to ; treo.ing state of debility, which, if not tithely remedied, ser.-,1 ation, that he jintes in lnipottliesig; These are its remote ;Intl u:tionue .11. C.: rortune to any to the shop of a stationer, in Wingfield-street I them, and they went to his assistance. An alarm t while consottiptio t s‘itin of muscular power.. Mid Vilrentl• ..-- te ' s head, was 1 Clerkenwell, and purchased some trifling arti cle, was immediately merle in the country, and Adkins, WOOS complaints bid/illy characterise th e conies' ;Wei in 1:•i 4 stairs to fetch 1 for which she gave a bad shilling, and received 1 the Bow-street o ffi cer, being in the neighbourhood,. su"liff•vvice : 1 4 yersoris latol g utt . hing under disorder& it/ride/a et c e a t _ habit. . a i r twin: t ent , IS 1.1131 1 111 v, :1,.d La- never ;trowel toe ; as a curiosity, [ change ; the Prisoner afterwards requested of the was applied to, and he, with great alacrity, joined succes-ful in the course of a tan g , abortions , and much etteo. , -. meted with the I person in tile shop to give her a three-shilling-piece, others in the pursuit of the robbers. Adkins having practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of t' ade td the or- when she tendered him tttiee ti.-:'lints , all bad silver, 1 . band that two men answevjng the description of the o cr ereal nf in e f 9 ect l izi :l su iti h t i t it s i ohstrurti as in the urethra. at 1111 l •.:, : .s- -rs, callous ulcers, erupwww. setun..ll Lord Camel- which be refused ; she then tendered him two others, I robbers had been seen to go into a wood, he advised weakness, g leets, Ga u ls° with the de- I equally bad. Suspecting the Prisoner as being a ; its being searched, which was accordingly done, but - STRICTURES, whether recent or of lone duration and which have ha lt',.' "e wdship, to try common utterer of base coin he gave her into charge • without success. They continued tracing them till skill • - ' , I of other piactioners, are, by their reseal improte.t 1 .: :.• ,if ever they of an O ffi cer. The money was produced ; and the five o'clock, when it becoming dark, they were of treatment, of and permanently cured. o O*U./ t•.• Solicitor of the Mint attended, who proved the same obliged to give up the pursuit. Great hopes were patient &Waring the eacrOciating punt nod Mariann/ heektatc..;nte Which fre q uently follows the application of toe I.it-tr Clt , - ,.. . Lord Camel- Ito be counterfeited and forged. The Prisoner was entertained that they would be overtaken on Mon- lathe course of t %%easy tuft es • iie tra •,' • i ;hi. ' , . ,3 , 1 s • tee 0 ea.- ing his Lord- ' full y committed to Newgate for trial. day. . puns , numerous cases or strictures have been Mae! h r. os ...- der their care, the toll! eradleation of which 4s eff.: - .Ne ! ! i a a mark of it, - • - , , On Saturday last, a distressing accident occur?* Wife, certain, and expeditious 100:1C of practice. -mitt tor r•••••'•• open of meet- . Monday sentlight a Court Martial was held at at Gorleston':—As nine pilots, who had been out at other Net adopted. The wealtioess. reinv•itiiit. mi,l '. -iv , he dagger. • It ! Portsniouth, on Lieutenant T. Scott, on a charge ex- a vessel in the roads, were on their return, the aft ip , a rr a .. . , r i t ul sci zi d m ln tti i s miLl iotwu v a, ...• speedil v . re/wort. ? ne 1,. ital e g orou. heAlt.i„ lint u,: iv I ••• ) - and he had I hibited against him by Capt. Hewitt, of the Glad& Part of the boat struck upon the bar, when the sue. delailqy has for yeti*est ivied, a prop, r 10a4tvrra,.i ehi il4er ~... nd related the i ator, for beating in a cruel and severe manner two seeding wave filled and sunk her; one only was i d irgauve h r."'e di e,::.rwr ih tt irid"re 1" lie " ' : ‘ . ! .:r " V '''' "'. - t purpose and I, harbour - duty men, who had been lent to the Cur flirt, ' saved. Another Pilot, who perceived the accident, wi s e r in asa re 2 ni r m e n ti te i i t i ;at ma rr ti vz the , t.l . u . aliberin g spat itp.p 4lf .; w.. esent occasioa. I oil board which vessel Lieut. Scott was serving. Th e got into a boat to go to their assistance, but finding S e veral Noblemen and Geittletom of :lie , Aro ro ; l i a.s, f• - •• however, he ' charge being proved, Lieutenant Scott was ' sentenced he could not proceed far enough, he ran up the have been under the care of Messrs'. &rile and Ca. ilit t'e a • mew al of complaint. of the urethra strictures, St • t tokkloo °I: s.. as he hod for- to be dismissed his Majesty's service.. 'steps, crossed the pier, and - went Into the. • reeelv d•ad 1 d ' '-. •• c a r ICZA WI permoiwnt cure, r, we's I *nit t 'Pr. •- • , :ed the Ma is '. I A few vveitings• since an 'elderly Gentleman,- works, when, upon catching the hand of one *film . *SW tit given 717 02 1 2214 . 112 212214114Aitty evides.ies 4 I I.P ME, .r atifriatity, of t Ale r int s Catrite and Cd.'t plait 0f,~ 4 -' - pt it. I named Tarnpenny, a resident at Dover, since the unfortunate men, a wave took him o ff , and :he was Utley of these Geilehimen linic hall strleturA. fr.ooTtig '0 ' , 'I • " )131(1 certainly French Revolution,. and forinerly a Captain in the PO*. aw% sad had beeetiader Olq essr,! ! of Wo o s, Wanes taro t. 1.-. tg, which was Irish Brigade, in France, .on his return from spend. Monday morale; the body .s. of a . young man, of by HA • • • and other tiurgeons of equal etutuenrc, w lin at ieu., q.; .0! e .: . e unification of the lona vit.tie. withdlit,urc..4. ' no honour on ing the evening with ',friend, jest before reaching his genteel appearance, was fouusTin the New W - Piairmi I h Riser, n .1 --e Votary are rsqu .stea to Auto tat tostYllo sion. He writ' own door, dropped" dela in the road, which was a near the Angel. pub lie-house, and taken to the Is. er...thett.. mos akie ta ,,, aa llhltr• petal howl °nit h a t. it .r, 'Se. nolo. ':; ' hit *Majesty's little wit of the town, 'arid eiPired im m ediately. '" Itngton - bone-honse -to be owned. The 'name ani s : -A m"' "" ' . ' vilw.alld limilkinel " 64 " .lll4 ' l ° l " W.; ' sn. Weft tw o: seat t t i z.„:z par t of the k n iii ien t a m, .:r. k ...TA. , ig • , - • the Defendant 1 Mr. B:Robins, who was ghat en Friday, the 18th family of the youth'were made known by note ' .Weal a a . the l ow* ~r fist a most violent I ult. 'bit his return from •Setstirbridgeiiarket to' Ms' .addreseedirrtist sliimaieed , to his brother , Writ h °la.!, __bt 11 ' 1444 ... I,° 111 °, 6 1 1 14P 1'...f. Willik t eli t . h 1') .1)14. er 1 . e wiesess. 'Attie tan 't.m. nay W . (lionised i.' estuell Ne 4, "• • 1 im, and it was' hobs* at Kitefare, aspired :on 'Monday, In' awe- left on the beak. presieee to plooging into the Mei. the pealeedgitisace, amiscy, anChesiom, e .etwailamise. " question to be' queue, of the woonate 'hid ret'elved: 'To 'the re- —Abouttlte sew time the body of a young ,wonsaa .107. s ron-ite! 4 lo. • , . ... We, order hint ' ward of 1001. already offered, - the inhabits ' nts of ems draggej for Who had beep "WO s • . NI the da he. ' * Jilne 111"•10/01311$27t1.11trIle& - . y. ak .5„ . _ ; p\ _ ---**: • • ,„ I - Kialli. lave added - 501. ler theAsteetiod Ottke vll- f a re , and , vat soppose4 to lAA di weed tu • ; the the •L_ s" - , -: ,li kir, sad *so I Isla who? OrpOtrated the horrid dal. •''s • Nei c Mfr. • ' •,.•. ' .' • • ... ,i.. 0-441.1t4P1i‘. rrinted oat ,sim*. h. 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