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OLD 1141LLY. rIFIH DAY.-MONDAY, SEPT. 49. ohn Rime: was indided for uttering as true, knowing it to be false, a forged Bank,Note , for 51. with intent to defraud the Governnr and Company of'llle Bank of England; another count seited it to be with intent to defraud Reuben Dear.- Reuben Dear said he is a butcher, No. 175, High Holborn. He saw the prisoner. on. the 23d of July, (Saturday night) near i z O'clock ; the priinner came to his shop, anti askedAhe witness,. whether any beef was left ? he said he bad a little but nut much ; he asked sixpence halfpenny a pound, bat said he would' take 6d. ; it weighed Bkb. 3 oz. and he agreed to take 4s. for the piece of beef. Th e • prisoner asked the, witness whether he could. give him change for a nnte ; he asked him what note, he said,it was a 51. note. The witness went on thus : " Leave him change—three one pound notes, and five seven-shilling pieces and a shilling : I asked hins-w'iat his name was ; he said his name was Wil liam Biddle, No. z 3, Drury-lane, and that he was a button-maker; eti which I put his name on the note, and asked hire if it was a good one : I asked him to write my name on my notes, as I had writ ten his naive on his. He said he would dare say they were all, good ones t he said that the change was to be divided betwven three or four others, and therefore it did not signify that he should .write m y nam e on the notes. He seemed rather in a burry, and I. asked him if he would have the bones • of the meat chopped ; he said, yes., When he went out, he went a' 'contrary way to the diredion for D rur y4 arte , therefore I followed him, and he never got out of my.sight : he met a lady, an..they went town together to the Turnstile. 'I heard him say to the woman, " Poor fellow ! .he will rue this to. so morrow, anti damn us." . which I desired watchman to take charge of - hiM, saying, he has given me a bad 51., nate; they had then pas s ed Gray's Inn-lane. The watchman refused to take him, saying he could not go off his heat. After that they went to Brook-street Holborn; I saw the watchman on the other side of the way, and dc. • sired him to take him ; then they crossed, and the man went into seputilic"house; I went in after him, butdid not find him, lie went out at the other. door . , believe." (The note beirig prcdUCed, the prOseen_ tar said, this is the note which the prisoner' passed to ,me, my hand-writing is upon it.] On the Monday following, I gave 'the note tt, Mr. Notts, • who is a banker in Smithfield ; he takes our money for cat tleat Smithfield. ' The note was returned to me on the Saturday following., linade inquiry at Drury-lane, hut no such man lived there as Willibrinr •Biddle. I afterwards gave information at, the Of' fide in EoW-street Three or lout days afterwards T saw the prisoner at ,a public-house in kin g . .. street , Hodson) he was not then•in custody. I was then sent for by Croker, and when I came into the pub lie-hotts' e, I knew the man again diredly he went out and came in again. I then related the matter to Croker, and he was secured. When he passed this sore to in' , Thomas Holstork was its the little count ing-house in me. stop, and he saw the whole that t well as I did." Tho m as liolstock corroburated the testimony of his .master in every particular that passed in the 1120 p. . , award Crofter said, lie had had the description of a man from W . llOlll the note was received ; lie saw Ninon the evening.olthe folloWing Monday, which was on the s.th of August, The prisoner knew me and I knew him : his, real name is Smith, and he Roe by the name of.Ugley ; he declined telling me where lie ltvetl. , I asked him where I should see him, anti aivinned to meet where I lit e : he said he would come pn the: Thursday, and then we parted. In the evening I ranen ioncd it to M r . Dear. I went to the place at the,time appointrd, but he did not come then. Be; ween fice.anti six in the evening he came on .t.ae Thursday. Methiin in King-sneer, anti asked him why he had _tint time, me at the (line anti place api,ninted; he said h e could ; not. I appointed to meet againr . acthe Turk's Head in Ding-street. , I sent for Dear, 'he c, igne . The prisoner was going out ; Mr. Dear:,iiilloWed him. He was •noethen in charge. r told him then of what Dear diargeti him with, which'he d e ided; asked him where he lodged, hut he woold not fell - I seatched him, but found nothing'on him but st..dollar.- I never .knew him by the name of fiddle. ~ , „ „ Mr. Thomas Bliss, Inspenor of the Bank Notes at the Bank, ,proved the note in quest ion was H brgery. I* he pri , .oner said he was never in hid life in the prosecutor's shop, and that as to Croker he would swear any thing. Isaac Baxter, a,. cheesemonger in Drury-lane, swore he had known theprosecutor4or three ree r of a year, but never saw. the prisoner' before Wed. uesday last. He had a conversation' with the pro. secntor, on the subjea,pf this charge, six ur seven Weeks ago,at his own hOuse, agreeing With the first part of the prosecutor's evidence, of his receiving the note, and .his following the .prisoner until,he lost him' in -14ownlow.street, That after . wardr, about six days, be_ had another eanversatiOn with ,the prosecutor,'woen he said Croke! has apptehe . tided a person: on suspicion of his being the man who had given him the bad note ; maid . he,my.boy swears. to hint hard and fast, that he knows him to he the man. .1 asked the prosecutor, what dO you think'of him ? an which the prosecutor said, If he is no,pthe man, he. is very much like him, but he , has altered his 'dress. The, witness then said,..th# on Wednesday last some friends of thq,prisoner's, one of whom the iv 4 ittleSS happened to know, .were. passing by his shopotnd said theyirvere,going to Rime's trial, he said he had never heald such ei trial, and he agreed to go with them to hear it ; these persons took him to - scu the prisooor, Who .it , ked him, what be bad • heard the pros-.7eutor say, wh ich he related, and he desired to attend. as a witness. : The prOectitor VIM wiled up again, atul he swore positiveiy tint he :lever expressed any (loan what , k,er that the pristmer was the man who delivered the note. iN Ir. Justice 1.414 CLANG summed up she evidence, pletely perpetrated hq the Prisoner,: before they could find him guilty. His Lordship then recapi. tulated the evidence, and made a varietrolappro. priate remarks npon it, and in - partially dwelt upon those points which tended to operate favourably to the Prisoner, ,as well ,ait on those which induced an Opinion ot . _ The Jury after a short conference Acquitted the Prisoner. He was afterwards ordered to-be detained in order that he may be Witted - on the subordinate chirge of an Aisault. Ch, arles, Bartlett was charged with a capital offence, in feloniously stealing, on the 24.11 of Aujusi, Silver' Watch, value soi. the'Vroperty nf . 'rhomas-Lee, in the dwelling-house. of Stephen Kaye., . , • . ,•, The Jury found the Prisoner Gailty ktealing to the value of 3gs, which does awry the capit:l part of the-charge. ~~..... Evan Lewis was charged with a capital .offence in feloniously assaulting ,on the King'si)ightiaY on the morning'Of the ittri 'WY August, John -Hily, and forcibly taking'from his person :a pocket'bibek;;, containing,a 21. note, and ot.ler ;IrtiOphicproperty,. The, Prosecutor admitted Itim , ,el( to halo fiein considerably intoxicated Wlien the affair haPivited ; he was met, he said, by the Prisoner about Olive Welock in , the morning of the tzth of.Augus . l,4ll Rose.street,.Covent.Garden, they interc h anged a few words, the rrosecutor went to re;t ~umsel Meat' the door of one of the houses;`-When he sattee'lelC .the Prisoner put his hand into his inside toarpocke; anti take out his pocket-book, he im'mediateli charged the Prisoner with having done 50,,,Wh0 matte rip answer,. but instantly knocked him, the Prissectt., tor, dowu. • • Qo being cross-examined by the Prisoner's Counsel, he said, he could not swear positively to the person of the Prisoner ; it farther appeared that he,could not recoiled wiere be ha 1 bee ns i, est that morning, and that he Itadalledged, he had been robbed of his watch in the .course of the night.. before. The Watchman who,. apprehended the. Prisoner near the spot, stated 1.4 circumstances which in-' duct him to believe he had committed the theft, but upon the whole the Jury, coneeiviog the case not . to he satisfadorily made out,ctitnid a verdia - of. Nct Gliiky. • „. . . Sc 1 C ID R ein-Tilti 1 radiy . afrernooN i l dfraciru . l . Hsi. cide,was committed at Mr. '. , c. i L. ATI! c'..s,,,§prgeon, No. 39, St. Martio's : l.9e, nea . i.NFT..sp:cet, Co. veot.garden, by a centremari4y . ,ho, Ig4ged . in the house. Mr. and NI rs., lc tt. rApi yex antttlle 45peaad: were„ soli% out to talcc ,a,w3lli l ; - tri w.lipri a t t 4 door ;hr deceased clapped hi s h il p i ljoitis lioFism and said, ...I forgot, I ripot go pp 1tt . !),.. , ..; go . , 99,1:giFf1 .. ' follow you !"- 7 Growi,og , aL.l . 3!t,iu)Rectets_dhll appearance,' Mr. lCit.P4l..,ll4 : H. l .Kett!,., i !rf a t tkiglit : t stairs and called, lhit,r,cFply,lpg,4l3ipkt,s;,w,c,Ft3:lA*44,t.., up as far as : the dece44 41 :4“CY1 1 .,,-*.% 4 ' e .CE*PFribillq; him stretched on the fly 5, IviA ; lt,is,,t . , oft,cs • Elitt ear to ear, .close to the v 5 ry,..4 9 n 4 . , i he*Jcpt l r. N v ; _,9 entirely covered with bhio,il,,,.4ppii the krAfe, .elifg i ii.i which he perpetrated the; aliockipp.dc,o l .w9 pp ijic, floor pear .him... _ The • cAits.sif litssomoittlkog thji dreadful act is not, known; . ; , ,!,, ,• ~. .. ~t, SHIP KE/R..• ' • •• roor.z, FA? r. 16. • • • . . Arrived —Experiment,. S w'y re, fro rit Christhmai , Jobe knd Robert, West, trou t L on d on. t • '•sf. Sailv.d—Valnint, Owen for. Liverpool; NOY, ' DAMP I 4I for London ; William and Caiht,rine,',PrAtt, Mary, Ryder . , for igewcastte; Ruby, Ander_lono 'Assistance,' Norton, *V Sunderland. Sunderland. ' • . . GaAvssztio l ,,lt T , i 6. Passed by—the Francis, I.ntilLzy, from Archangel. Sailed—the Frienc!ship, j(ilms, for lam 4 i e4 ; P erunn a, klaeS, for Elsinore ; Anna Catharina, t'or Tonningen, Experiment, ,Eyttilig, and the .Vrow freb i roclers, Buss, for Wan. •,* Sart . tB. Paised by — the'l - Icniletta (a prize) from China'; Constantia, Wilson, from Norway ; Young, Angus, •from Harwich; Friendship, Dirks, tallow Catharina` —,Fre rierick and D'orothcm, Peters, IndUstry, ante-Three Sis. tors, Prank,' froin•Rottertlarn. ..Sailtul--ttie Elizabeth, Buile, for Stettin.; F.ortulie,.Craw. for'Halifaic ; San Mlghelle.,oa; Margaret, Giuist6wit; and E4iex, Butts, for CibrAtur. • • . , .111R1'11. y L .. on, ; tivi- j t4th instant t at, Me lvil*Cotte r , A.lrs.• numlas, ol Melva ll, of Son. • ' ' lll4RlZ' ‘..- VesfeklaY;'t MafY-le:Bone Esq. of Berncrs-strcut stir., to A•liss Doddi.Of Cuviret;3lllldlk.. • ' • .On the nth instant, al stiorc . ?IffvtlilSll,49Pct E. Writer to the Signet,' to, . 7tntt' tas. 'se no. daughter to the late -Rdv.•M •tialtifritvg; %M utter .of 't• • Mies t initarat, Mr. CgOrge, .ttryes..,,jof Nr,W,Vt4l, to Mits Grar,"oClilicldle-Ord. • 0 4 . >4‘. . A few clays ago, at Dumfries, "%Valiant Irving.Msq„ of cribton,.• to Miss Currie r -eltie.4 s d.a . iktitef .44.0 tkto,'fiekasrt‘t David Clirtie, Eli(l,' of NeWlaw,, '— • , • ' On Stin(Tak 'morning last, in 'Sfelitnejitileinlrs. widow of- th * 4 ate rl2 llamas Matiblact R.tttf.t , the county of p:ssqx. on the ailth nit, at we,ymottin)lrs..r errect, Nytre 'at Mr. l'erfeel,'nf - Viantisw•ortlire 7l i 4 Thlltldity, at her house in*ltsiiritreinitarfErt!r,. r Ms. Hall, widow of the late , '', 114 AA. 4941) . Alts 4 Cap, min int he Hon'. East India ,Cotrivniy servlce. l'lnalidav setitnightv'ati4.Eittiriviklbilollo(itatri tang don,rbachulor OCtriusic, 141.0244.1e-irilltiti4o‘..t4s; drat Church of St. Peter in t114,„904. On the Gth of fitly, ' lcinglan; att. iYhttetli 5h0.14 On the 13th inst. at Dairy, Frances tract: Walker, daughter Of taisteg - Witikv:, Esq. Writti to . the Signet. Saturdax, the iotli inst. Mr. John Low .Mtcknt I:diabdigh. 'On the ist at. Wigton . , Mist Grace . - /411 Corttarll, . second tlittghter ot 'William *Connell, of Cullute,Esti: on the Largs,. the Rey. Air. 1, 4 1 1 , 14 ,,u.Q 4c ,.,, , Minister at the Assucime Collgitgatibn at North BINIVIt4t, in • the 2-6th year of his :Igo. PRICE x. 4 1 E. .5: TOC.kS. nA - .*: Mink SIOC' shut N.ivy I , EF ent;g7 . 4. re, 4. cnt 179., sift per Cent, 4 pet Leut. Con. shut 3 per C. R. shut 3 per Ct.!, 53ta • B tut: 1.. A . Shutt Ditto S. A...10.it • n,lia Stock India s. s. ts, 2S. t.tiS. t)lt►niutt t 8 kittiter. 3 1 er Cent. I )itt) ,;tuts. ra►►k for cons, for Ott 531 LoNoorl ; Printed hyr, JCIIANAhi M MILL AN, (uflinw.Sireci, Covent-Caraeuk an:i Published by Wt La: t.A'm it A t the Su EC a, No, 112, &raid; wficre ildve.....tiso*tessi, Orders tor the l'aper, Letters r „A I Sex iros, (ot soLo moi l i tnn-street, (-; rt),s' ": r ,i he Zdit;r, (int-pad / 1 i must be adu-cs..'- ,st~l3 aC Extras 9 i a M iA o e ti t ti t t e ti r eu ad r d i e r es , n s e ed i r t L o e $1 Mr. , . F a i I . ..- s s I c i t i ; ;e r : A . 46136 , 2. t szg, , . . Chester, which I hope hew ill not tail to publish for lii,c e, •analtuming Pieral good of Mankind, ca began in my throat,' Mr. I.ignum , Sir—About fourteen years sgo I was s , ei d ot with the Meases * boon which i t,p a :;._ afte eo r 1 . 4 at his: Dstil.speriossaerY,:.oi.,:,l ..• Su transmit die. foilOWirti C.iit6ia, and ill a sliort tune 111 1 6 : of tile taL7lllO, who gave inc . Olif e re ief; but sonic 1..1!,A '44°6'4) - LIAY .unspeakable sorrow, iny .compiaint ret!lr_i_7:, 'V. ail riAlOtibleaviolenee. It i bet b.olce out in my nose , nl i , drat twelve pieces of bone extbliated amen my nos' 4 f. l o 4 :ic sPa cpt uP t.n s elie, l l: • lP oi 1 a ' ag e l i‘o r i . :1 141, 1 : i il le,: cli rn a e 43.141 ; rd : 1! front rolcn j s ; ' ,4i i • ote l a l e i w rig ae i tip t 1 1 1 I .ctin i a: 1 1, e 4 1:: : 31 1 4,i t e i l l ittit t: t uii l e t ;: tio l m at f otei r uia l cl tn ° l ' e : . i s ,I : l lx lutio :t t : Ye t n ot o rr ° ;s e te se ) : L ft: f e Y) ,e h hil : 1 1 ,1i nen tr l anca Y ul ri Yl 1 .s ° sl t'zi.litat:icfn. salivationt u.: l ticac ct ii d isu : 7, r p t ii rs t 4 l t hi l iti i er t ic P p a y a ori h t al i b 4 : : : l: . l l : oll,, .ib e d b ° c. a gii .ua t s : r: ll l l o rp. u b l it : t o, l i f . pi n :f a t:ac . If o.: : r ti c . ( l . v . ah: l eV il li :c rasnet :e e d i d; r s : Yr i ~::l e 7 °Ya : ' : I: ll l l !net ::' ic t it , il ii k ,i ° ,i si t i l l ' , l , " t u : l 9 . l lol:i rl i tr e,t ° l -l e a b c ).a i at : ll: lt a i ll : c ,; ln ie t ‘rQ ,li c i ci , i i r; c i,elol l , rt , n t3 .,fit i e re t e slci 1;t : ! ; ° , 11 : . : . ' degree. 1 then 4Prlied to aGent lel .1., v t" 1 't"eni I was at c'„if;„„ I was perw.in; Itiigl-)Snletloaurnst,ell, Bridge, Edinburgh. tiscornutic Drops. I th,m, '9aVra.lL),ti.eand,,°ttalQoviU,hdmiciw,rladl.i. been cured by thc:sale.uc of You r ""j - I‘;‘"'' • w.is determined to make tr t iar ourgi:betlg ;b?nrtgo 1%54 surprise, and still greater SatiAidinti, berate 1 had i ,, uot ia taking two slnall bottles, the..uleers on my breast .:rhea,:a, my arms, Willett' bel'ort ; weft: , still spreading , th ert bv a !. 4 _ , .. beat round the edges, which convinced me, Out , ~iJ fig ... ,...::: , per:;cv.r: , itce 1' might' with Confidence 'look l'ir",' 0 ,,,,t Ow - 4.'Sturaticot (4,kicaith„wttleb, with g.ratitude to G,.'''',:„ ; s itt'o f virtues of your so!eteign icinedY, of whi..h I Wl' but 'SeVell'bratiCS; I am' now .in: full porsesSion Of that Ov, hie bleiAng, !lamely, a good state of health , be full! lt ' Ati.Y Per,on'dcrirotrs' of furtherin 6 c" rins tion, 17 13 Y - .. v o 4Ptisticti hyf oplyin,,,- to, me, or Mr. Scot t as abo whom 1 putcha;ed the ljtops. .• • .., 1:-.rn. Sir, Tinir humble Serva nt, . a oltrr 9 I (Siiied) JAMES ROGER, Shb : . , _i Daitid SWaik, Minister. - At:el:tett by -1 john Crandison, Millie. rtcl C Arthur Smith, elder. . ~ t tO . 6a. These Drops arc slta in moulded, square bottlo to titre i.d. o. L i A ' s. .—one Las. bottle, is equarin iiwatity neos.&l 'rimy inay be had w holesale or retail, 3E . „ t oter ; num' , I.),,paisov, No. 57, Bridge-stroet, l'i.t't..sivittl-* at I! ,:. ..:,Ltvanes, No. 4r,, Lontr,."-Ltile, 8 " 0 .pil, V . the I, - . wholesale "Agents in London ; an!' ~ ~i ; % '' .". I/• Mi1,..a,. __,,. tbc 1 , /.uv. tug persons; H. Cuttdo.,,, -o• -,, • 4 , , , i:;‘ , 1.1p 0 4 . ; Chske, No. 209 - , Borotto ; j‘.irdan N.li. 33 , . ', l it , Noll , I,moult Aud• Cu. No. t 5,:, Oxford!Stiea ; ; ",, t i r , koiiid!nt' t Al , r .r.i •i i • laic ; • • ; `l•n` fid,;atc; Kirk, ~.o. t t 9, -oc.Kim,, 'talc . ,w. , ;:e _ ~ No. 76, Oxford. Street ; Sutton, No. i41.,1-c"It,A. 1101bcP,e; and. Bolton, Royal E xchalvei. Aill, N : , i,; ; ;l, e ct ; an; I I Ks Wide, Old flond-Strc:?t, and No. 1'63 ! 1' lest ..„.„,„0 in tlic principal Venders of Medicine, itt. every' " tiitilt:d Kingdom. i , .. . i. . • and left the two clLeittont taa the Jury,:'—irirst s Whether the Ptisontr was the man who delivered the 'note to the PrOsecittor ; Secondly, if he was, whether he knew it to be t forgery - at the iime he uttered it unless th ey were'satisil-eci of - both these points th ey could: not,find the Prisoner guilty, but if rl ey were satisfii'd Wit,. they Would' of course Convid the Prisoner, if they had any doubt of it thcy would ;:cquit.hiM.-'--Gudo—llead.t. ,attsuel Peach was f and Guilty—Nail'', for he: inkakt larje, (having 'escaped ftom'.Woblwich),' having been convielea of: a capitai CifPnee and re. Ceived His Majesty's iard'on on' cOndititin. ,of being transported for life.• • ' . , Daniel Bennet was, tried cip an indiaMent •for an highway robbery on John Loden; ' and 'forcibly taking from him . a - silver watch, hisfpr6perty; on the 29111 of July, in Horseman -street, SVllite. chapel, at 9 o'clock - at night. The evidence wa quite clear ; Biter 'persons to. gethet met the Prosecutor, the Prisoner gave him a violent blow, and took his watch by force: they all ran away, but the Pris:mer was taken on the alarm being given. The Prosecutor never luSt sight of the FFisoner,---7Guilty-7Death. John White and Joseph %rave were indiCted for breaking and entering the 'dwelling.tioUse of Robert Dallas, Esq, and stealing a silver sugar bason, and other articles of plate of Considerable value, the property of the said Robert Dallas, iii the day rim; certain persons being therein. A third person was concerned, who was admitted as an accomplice to give evidence. One of them went into the house, and brought otit the property through the window of thc area, and the others watched' by the rails. The only article that was found of the stolen property was stated in the indki t n ent only of the value : of xos.. but •the property stolen. was a great deal more. Both guilty of stealing to rlo amount of 2Q5. which saves the lives. of the Prisoners, CHARGE OF A RAPE. Francil Thomism (an elderly, man) Was 'charged :With a capital offence in felonionsly . assaulting on the tsth of August, Meliza Willis, and against her w ill feloniously ravishing and carnally knowing her o B;:e. I t a ppeared in the.cnurse of the evidence giien in this case, as hr as the s am c , f ro o i ts pecu li a r nature can be (letailed, that the Prosecutrix is the ' daughter of a Cyentleman's coachman, and lives in deorge,.streer, Portland Chapel ; that she is but ; just turned of eleven years old, got very well ac quainred with the nature,of an oath, she was ac. cordingly freely admitted to, give evidence. She stated that she kneW the Pris Oner before the affair . ' in question, he lived in the neighbourhood' . Of her father ; hetWeen eight and nine o'clock of the even. ing of Monday the isth August, she was corning , home in company with another girl about her' I/Wll age; in. Titchfield.street they met the Prisoner, the other girl was at the time a little way on be. fore her ; when she came 'near the Prisoner he said nothing, but stooped and caught hold Of-. her hand or of her arm, and led her and pushed her along Titelifield-street,. _through Clipstone.street and through Charlton-street into Fitzroy-square. It was against her will he carried her, she by no means consented to go with him. He at - length took her into a hollow place at the upper end of Fitzroy-square. Here the girl; on being necessa• rily questioned as to the circumstances," related the conduct of the Prisoner towards her, and which formed the grounds of the present charge; she call. ed out, hut could get nobody to come to her ; While they were together in Fitzroy-square she cried out, and at length Charles &deft, one of the WittlesSCS l came up to the snot. While they were coming through Chatlton.street, she 'said,' she. saw two,gtrls, but less than herself, and they heard her screaming but did not come up to her. ' Charles Basletr, above.mentioned, stated, that coming across Fitztoy.square about the time. men. 'jotted by the Prosecorrix, he saw something un be.: fore him, but could nut tell what it was-till he had come closer, when he saw the Prisoner With some. thing in his arms; not , long, after this he heard a cry—going up to the spot whence it proceeded, he observed the parties together, and the Prisoner in such a way as to leave no doubt of his having.at, tempted to behave very improperly to the girl. ,‘ He asked him what he .was doing there the .sower answered he .was the father .of the, g i r l , . mi t believing him, he. called our fur assistance, which one Charles Mayne, , who is since gone'tosea,tante up; they had ,the : Prisoner secured,. aid properly in charge at the Watch.house. Surgeon who had examined the Prosecutrix, 'and ler lather and mother were ,exaininetl, and gave evidence more or less in corroboration of the account' gitersby the girl. .. . „ The Ptison — er being calla on for his defence, said he ithould lelve it .to his Counsel. The first Witness called, was the woman ;It WhOie hoWe the PrOsecutrix'ip father and ourlier lodged. She, was questioned by the Prisoner% Counsed, as to a suppol.ed degree of forsvgdries, and incor. redness of behaviour on the part of the girl, but she declined answering alHrmatively to those pro. 4e positions. One or two other persbns were called who knew that part of the town, and who declared their opi. ytions that it was,v,:ry imptuliable indeed that a girl - at that hour of the evening, could be carried along t h e streets above„mentioned against her will if sl.c cried out for assistance. Mr. justice Cll.oastett, Oki ttisd the case, charged the Jury upon the subjeet. 'He said, the charge against the Prisoner wa s of the most serio4 and ,atrocious kind, i i )ut the greater the offence charged, the more certain they should be of the guilt of the party, 'ere they convided. Adverting to the tender age of the Prosecutrix, he said, thst a carnal connettion with a girl under the age' of ten. when Ai consented not, was a capitol offence. lit then laid down the law as applying to t h e offence before the Jury, which front the evitiew they had heard, they must be fully satisfied cant. MtiNunuTrimlßr. • TO BRIDGE - :BUILDERS. ANY Person or - Permrs willing, to Contras for building a NEW BRIDGE, either of STONE or IRON; or partly Stone and part'', lion, over the Rivet USK, at or near the 'Town of dvtited to de liver in.their Proposals, Vi-,u3s, and 'Estimates, sealed, to at the next General Qnarter-SSssions of the Peace to bi holden at Usk in and tortitevaid County or Monmouth , vn Wednesday the fifth day of October next, at Twelve o'Clack at Noon. ' • s . By Order of the Court, TV RTON, Clerk of the. KW, NORTH WALES. TheCREENFIELD COPPER antIBRASS COMPAIsTra• PREMISES and ESTATES at HOLYWELL, in FLINTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. SKINNER, .DYKE, and Co. On Thursday the 24111 of Novcmher; at Twelve, at Garr* , . way's, in Four Lots, unless ev t,u,ly di-posed of by 1'64 vote Contract, of which proper Notice will he given, Lot s. Capita l - ' a pita and,Powerful BRASS ROLLING. Water : 111I:L 1., capable of working two pair of Rolls, three Battery Mitts and Turning House, with 24 feet Fill °t With everfproper Building for the convenience ,of a Brass Mayultaoory ; an excellent Agent's House and Gar.. dens. and ten substantial Dwelling - I-I:buses . for Worknien 014 pinyixi upon the-Stream. • - Lot , . , aoh% l ‘ o ne.oit r aut6to W s:oecpot;: o ,o4:ro.t r u. k an2rit n t_itiv e titc6. l llo l 44a6i7ltxithod:_i:ci ' itvi:ohei; wsti 2 r . et .A la n yve log w ca m p be it i a s l i and powerful Croogerfolrtotolltiin;g4frilolf, Rolls, Aluce,pair now fixed, four Furnaces, with 13 foe ,i(Fng):lo3l:l:tio:;:.ls.AVsliagicti:l:lß4,:rtssau•iisitsitorilulaiaeß,;p:jaanifilizrnd.cilotitoinitssw‘rutaosbr:esitfottlantoulutris:te,ll:.taiairne;sllviiernsteicitnal.tegli.lll:o; tutetl46l:: 'arnme CAlLioing I-louse, with catchier Cuddles and I) 11 tag houses fur... Workmen ; likewise, a Fall of Water, not i" .I" e i , ()trier part, Lett e, stow an inn, with Stabling. a w l Otit -buildulgs4 "I ;holtittal ran Ltatehold, excellent waited Garden. The above Mills are part Fret!! elareeVewno-itielfsbiocts,tbrnayciall;l6:'lterl. ,°,(ll:etrogievilee(4:l6l4l4zie:ll4;, 'powertni Streams of Water in the Kingtlinn, pt,ssssittas., singulht adVantage of never being affoeled , by Fr i n . st-' , 'Vito,. o L r , , ,;i P a. rp L u a gh la ts t rv ie, - , r a h ru e i S c u o n j t i n:e i r i:4 l:ing, vitzar ti.o Itivtll to Heavy CatZils can be conveyed on board.Yessels front it: : a $ l / 4 : • 6 , 1.' (per`. ton, and being al tu.ited in the iteiAll bo tido . •-t ., :) . i . t:lssalyaF:aplimbeariciti:alseneoltiplit:a.a:raitotie j e aroy i- u;‘ Store.hoose,, tv,,„ 1 , 1)41 a pi.t ,7 n e . a p t lt o t i eJ 6 r r ad vv e o ; 0 11 eti mi likewise it f a o r t r e % r v vc o c l7 i i n ' a :;:oZ 11 ; 1: v 1 ; ri L l: ;; i 1 :1 • 111 Om Oktenkivt'Manutiaeries in the Copper , .13 ""' i • . 4, a Rurposes. - , tcu ars, apply to . ~,„v . C ' A.Ck!nt...en, Ike Preirti4.:s ; to NIG Pm ''.-`,.-""' ~,d• co. For luither nart• 1 gr. S ,, „yen s Ditice, Liverpol ; or to Messrs. Skinner, L'Y' c l Altters6ate-street. - 11. been ratified b • • No, 2 9 , Arundel-street I‘l,:tcli 1, 18 4. 4 T_T APING &clic:llrd m 'Se. f It; the SflitlY° • branch whi c h I thou ght proper'to select, I trust that I hav e riot Morg mitamployed my time tlr.ut those lA'hoi tileex. tensive eld of ttie Prof ess io n , are occastoralli•i l itiners d tic the niost)cotisitlerahle pra dice in qu i ; untertai"tY; and Cumot always attain that since:' sit tail is acquired by concentrating the inrelJcctual 000•er tootle of disortieta. • • • 1 lie Diseaseiof Debilityare . peculiar! v ; flu! bring tvhirtlielti . t train'oYciciteontitaitt pnptoms,. bf's cIePCISSOM9 L.cri t e!gy, existence itself bec , m lo s I‘4.'n • tered. ,hEifter they' ittsb firevahnive of atnl3l‘o4le.drCtstive halatts„of tFattqth?ys, 9: thc , cusealde into: ;elites of maturity, tlicy retptire the tit sr proliqsbstal skiPi and well rretrit bestbservert , r t) , 4 by,tilf,ignorpcg9ltlllqllCated men, the syniptonts difetl, - ra'theo6nlitiittithin IS de;troyed: • • 2 .44,loolidnta i cii4.the 42#ysi I-:ollege of Surgeons, a n " , r ; merlS• IttrOOn in the'Aritty;:r ground Preteniieits ort gularity ot crltynitipp,::Aqd• ims?a,,shis prof) v,l3 i i:f i r t uce, I feel myself entitledto - illit confide /I"' "" til • - • istiVis.hitifetarshertir liberatty:houotire& fd sensations of, [opt weat" css `b 2 Coiliere preieht the calarnit'yrafti•l)chili tared k r a t tle'; u kite, suthirer, front a.coqs_ciputt ne ss of the un manline s s of I_, vice whiCh caused hiffMiathrtitrie, IS fearful ot•the conterif dreensure of his Farnikp Phrsician, ;ion broods . over 11 . 4 firmity with careful concealment; it linist be ~ S:kri 3 i • kle assured, alg yj m iy l , l7 ,44 4 4, a bilitx p i ;room.. also.of the most inviolable secrecy. °f f.2dti4,Arhal'Venerettl•Dliease•Contaminatei the sP" life, the seeds of existence arc poisoned by it, and is injured by the indiscretion rot an unguarded menleo l ' In recent venereal complaints it is possible to preve° ri t is danger, or distress; and in the mast com 4 lican.4 casea the acquirement of exclusive experience in this hoe to a sate certain and speedy re-estabiishment. hr,.s sfeithd I . okr ihe i .advsntage of tnis 'experience ip sex who are afili(ded with any kintl-ordebility, or 3 °Y %: of units orVeriEreal Infection , and in all cases the 'en reMuneration are. stated on the first inten•icw• - Patients' in the Country/ are "ex peeled. to inclOse, Inc( a Note, and are requested to specify their agcluni °1111,40.• living, aswell as the existing sy in touts of the corni 111 N - E E, glom. Member of the RoyalColege of Surgeons in Lot 3 . 1 , 010 No. n , Strand, ArtlilACl,StreCt. neat Tentple•hr• is an additionalssitrance in Water-street adjoining' •