The National Register.
London, England, 1818-07-26 00:00:00

FRAUD PREVENTED.

To counteract the many attempts that are ;Wily
made to impose on the ur.wary a spurious composhiellinstetal ta:
the Genuine blacking prepared by Day and ,thcistue ;name
to adtrita /xi...ld:lasi in which their address
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
s placed socentScuously, that they^ trust nn attention terthis, and
the difference of thetype, which is unlike all lettcr-przse, wilt ensile
purehtvers nt 013= to iletnt the impusition. The Real Jarau
81, K !NG, made by DAY and MARTIN. 97; High Holborn.
will in fwure Le sold in liotees at tid. ls. Auld Is.6d. each, and a
cw.v of the Labt.l lift with all Votlers
DAY AND fit, HIGH .HOLBORN.

• A. llOl.l. AND and SON, re.:spec ifidiy caution-the
Prlllie ognin:,t CounterfiAt 5114a5..ar Oil, injurious to the Hair ;—to
gum tliaGeniline, it is necc:saryto a..., for
1;::1i LAND's NIACAS:;..ka OIL.
Signed on tilt in 140, Ink, ." Ret:7l..txn sad
Sox, with it Tr.at!...: on the er:lased. This Oil i, the ORI.
GI N and GEN t. NE. ands warranted to afford the greatest
nottri.htucta to the Human Hair, removes the scurf, harshness ar.,l
drynets—..Prevetits its ba.tg in:: zed.he Illness, Change et Climate,
Accottrliemerit; &e. Yr:News to !tailing c or turning &trey—
strengthens ti.? rt ;its, andniali...-s the hair grow on Ildel Knee.—
makes the Hai 50... t. r ay, art glom, art! provnts cul
is damp wei01icr......45‘.!ne,,.. NVldekets. &c.
Its superior and tnei, sirtt..c !taye:::•in,•; -.'ir augiist patienage.of
their Itswnl llighnest... the Iti..!niNs! Yorkrthe
(tuk,e of Susszx, his I t:,c I'i-opt:ze of Ituesia„
by their special authority. Ce..—:Ca.Cd. and One Galatea.
per bottle.
Also, Rfrxt.ANp's Essr.xcn OF ITRF..
• ..
By merely railing the ittir with tins preparation, it immethattly
pasta-elm perf.:;,i (dawn in P o: G REY HAIR, EY B-11 ;lOW S.,
WHI sK Eft& kc.u,a:. ttac?hcnauttntßttnwN4C
imithtiog the recta N...cit.:l re:our. • IV.,•l:ing makes t!„‘ •
i)ye mare duraLk. or Genth•nien may dye Gteig Hair wait
leas:: u,dSrarecy. Price 45.-76. bd. anti low. bd.
Sold wholesale, retail, and far extiortition, by the Proprietor!.
ROWLAWD and SON, corncrof flirty iticet, d.c tee: turning en V::
right in Hatton Garden, Ilolborn, Loudon: aril, appoititnievt,
by all Perfumers and Methane Venders .ti.yrnghout Europe.
Ask for Bowland'i, Dye, which is tignv.t cm the label tfac
the

Tilit

COUNTV .11 SIZES.

WILTSHIRE.

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Mr. Joiotice Park and Mr. Justice liarron;L arrived at SA.
li4bury ou Saturday last, and opened their commissions tor
the assure iu the county •of Wilts. On Nlotidity they con,-
cii-oresl business ; Mr. Justice Itsirrosigh presided at Nisi
I- Las, and Air. 3n:sliver Park on the Croon side.
The grand jury having !seen scorn, use Judge addressed
them to use following etfeet :-.--They were assembled in the
C.trader of a grand • inquest for the county, to exercise one
of the most important &actions that could belong to the
members of a civilised sotiely. lie was sorry to obsen e,
that leaving tilready gene three tittles on this circuit, his ex-
perience did not furnish any previous instance of so large a
calendar of offences. There must, therefore. have been a
considerable anywise of crime in their county, although not
of Bic deepest dye. As Magistrates, they were tieces*arily
/teen:tinted with the roles and nature of abut proceeding in
which they a ere about to he engaged. 'there was, however,
one cams to which it might he proper for him to advert; it
Was that of a litishand unit oife committed for the saute
felony. Upon look at the depositions, it appeared to him
very donbtful which of these too persons had done the guilty
act ; bet if they were both parties In it, the woman was not
legally answerable ; the law presuming in her favour that she
acted ander the contritel anti by the coercion of her husband.
That was a point, huaryer,on which, it they experienced any
diMeolty,they might refer to that conrt for investigation. He
should be happy to exteod whatever assistance they might
stand ht nerii ot, ant:oat:lt' he might remark tfeneralty. that
their duties could not be more clearly er snore explicitly de-
ecribedthan they werean Ilse oath which had been jest taken.
There was one ri.-ettiossranco in the present calendar, winch he
eonld nut observe withoitt feelings both of surprise and un-
eitoiness He lead alluded to a circumstance of a similar
nature on a (critter occasion, and he now liund in a calendar
clsixty eases, one full third were of persons tinder Of) years
of age, seine of them, indectl.ia extreme. youth. Hu ars
wholly at a loss to what cause to ascribe so melatirholy a fact.
I'erisaps that.systent of National glitscation, according to the
doctrines and pi iucipll s of the Establi-heil Church, which
did so snitch hoiloor to Coe wise and hem velem persons who
promoted it, hod not yet had time to produre all its Irene-lickl
effects among the younger classes of society, and Ito cherished
hope that it %could ultimately operate its restrain this early
depravity. The isrogtes of such an improvement must be
greatly assisted by the increased means offended to the public
of attending places of religious wordnp. He had no reason
to doubt the excellence of the disciptiite which wits maiti •
tamed in their county gaol, or to believe that the prisoners
did not receive all those atteritions seine's were proper for
them in their sitention. They could not, however, pay too
anxious a consider:Jim' to that subject ; and lie should recoil'.
memt it to them to satisty their ntindsre.specting it by ocular
demonstration.
'llse crand jury then retirad, anti in a few minutes found
several tulle bills. 1.1104 t. which %ere tried on Monday sere
not of any peculiar or genet al iniertst.
Willidin Woodbridge was the 14,1 prisoner placed at the
t,or,ositl indicted for steaiiog nine-pence halfpenny from the
till of the Post-otlicc at .`!4:11, sham, lie bring employed as a
letter eat tier at that othe e. In the course of the evidence it
apps aced, that the pristoitcr had been engaged in this capacity
obout live years, during ohich time similar depredations had
been committed. Fur the purpose of detecting the offender,
the precaution was at length taken of fixing a particular
mark on the mency placed in the till. 'the prisouer Was Ills.
rays eel taking a part of it ite a clandestine manner, and a
1. ‘..t ooh oas 111. r 'ow found 'upon his person.
The _jury pronottneed a verdict of guilty, and the Court, in
colic- to testify its reuse of the extreme (twofer Sc all the
:onfitlence of domestic seciety, arising Irons the offence of
:rrs.ints rubbing their masters, ionnvoliately seitteuced the
cri:omer to be tiansported fur seven years.
W 'than% Jones, aged 18, and William Jerkins, of the
slate age, arse indicted on three sev...al charges of stealing
two mart and gelding, the properto of William Clements.
Wiliiam Clements deposed, that he lived near Bristol, and
•Isas he missed the horses in rptention on thetOth of Aptil last,
I•i company a ith-a friend, he went the next twos snug in search.
of liiens, and at length traced the gelding to a public house at
/21tal:on, its Wiltshire. The two prisoners %vete iu the 11011 Se,
at.ci the Isittiluril having cousnomicated his suspicions to him,
he Linked at the gelding, %Illicit lie fosind to be Ins own. lie
Anew it immediately, ,havin4 bred it himself, by the mat it of a
kick which it had received on its off tore !eg, and by a blaze
ea ate fin elicad.
Thomas Head proved, that the prisoners offered the gelding
to him for solo. The price asked was twenty guitteits. They
es fro away, and retortted a Olt the animal in the evening, vo-
pi:aux to part with it fist !rt. He took tile prisones il:t0
cm body at a plare called Etna,.
Ate objection was taken by the prisoners' connscl, that as
there was tot proof of the original taking in this evidence, .1
niere pii‘sessiutt in a differeot comity could Soot he legadv
admitted as a proof of a fresh taking ; that being the only
peiaciple ms whirls felonies could LIU Hied in other comities
them those in which they were comieitted. In this case the
horses Mfrs a alleged to have been taken tit llristol, anti Weer-
I scores eel in 1% itishii e. _

fir. Jamie, Park thought there was no fonantation for that'
objection, %Melt he said had tiers; tp,er-roduit by all the
Judges of England on a siniAar point *elks-red to their eutt,i.
ricrrtiun.
William Bramble. aced It )earn, seas capitally .....,onvieted
of otruimx us sloe dwenitig•tionse ur Wulliaus I))cri at Kings-
!pit; 411 /lir rottnty of Wilts, RI goincas in gold, 31. in wow,
and on. r at tides, Oil the Yath May last. )uutliful
r Wiwi/ ii4l, it apperi ell, runts ibell to enter the itsioss,e whilst
ha family as r,• .11 Chtlfell, anti after rezaolig !titian If its the
rantry, as%ay the 111i),C5 y tic,erst.csi its the indict-
ssismt. It ii 44 1%111'4 upon Him 31101st 4 lic:ack on the ~,e.
,!re.lingni.n./Piag, at a place situate at six dlatallee
f!-,.us the 'Mite of the prusectitur4 The jury tumid him
lie manifested na 9tynnitotais uf alarm or penitence, nor at.
ItAtpletl any kind of slufehro.

CIVIL SIDE.
WETJDT. DATC:AELLON AND eIIAPNIAN.
The plaihturt i.r twofer, re.iding ne4l Weapon?, and paid
4thb..sse. to ate *Wt., Of thy tirtesitlaot Batchelor in Sep.
ICIIIIIICO Lt:!. A !Air I* 4.1 InaNy 'kelt, at that place, and tit •
Na., invited to witness It a•Dtertdinntent* at the humor
ri .laiiiig ‘vi+ll a large
an.. • ,11.40,4 litn•rally oh ilk, the f,tortizit • ..1 the cum:mi.,
• ..tut" iht I,mseittene akonnbllnVt: polised relnD•t•
•• 411 c
.' r Whtell was in 1110i41.,::., the 1•1.41:21,ti WAS com•
.ok 4 411%6 or muddy and aced:•*.itt:a hoer, by She
vlitc:ng u pistol rt hi3.brvi:at. Ile WAS t!it.n