The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-19 00:00:00

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Lately, in consequence of a fall some weeks before het
death, the Right Hun. Lady Nluncaster, at the seat of Henry
Duncombe, Esq. Copgrove, Yorkshire. Her disconsolate
husband and daughters lament, with her relatives, her nu-
merous friends and acquaintance,. their irreparatLe loss ; tOr
she possessed so Many-excellent qualities, such piety, meek-
ness, beneficence ; ,such true Christian tortitude and resii,,tia,
tion,under her last sufferings, as endeared net to all .round
her, and must long impress those• who knew her eminent
worth with the deepest regret.
On the loth inst.. at Finchley, Mrs. Wardell, widow of
the late Mr. lames Wardell, of the sani, place.
On the i7th inst. at his se-at, Foxcoat, in Warwickshire,
Francis- Canning, Esq.
On Tuesday,. at his apartmenti in -Great Mary-le-bone-
' street, C. Price, Esq. formerly, a Lieutenant on board the
FOrMidable.
• Lately,. at Mirables, in the Isle of Wight, Geong,e Arnold„
Esq. of Ashby Lod4e Northamptonshire'.
On the "2.th Ult. at 'buckingharn,House; In Norfolk, at en
advanced age, the Rev-. Mr. Patterson, Chaplain ti the Right
lion.- Lord P. et re.
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such.*
Judge DAY said, he would take care that any dia-
xlbsure of that nature shduld not be made use of
against him. • . • • .
The first witness called was Edmund O'Reilly,
Esq: who deposed, that, on the 4th of November
last, he was at the house of Mr. Jones, , at Forticrs
..Grove, about seven o'clock in the evening ; he. was •
sitting in the front parlour,_ with Lieutenant Hans-
mersley and Dr. Kiernan. Me. Godfrey was in the
hall; and said he heard a noise, and he ;desired the
'itness to open the. hall-door ; Witness did so, and 1
1. went out ; ..he saw nethinge he heard the noise of i
Ifeet, and retreated into the- holtse e, some men im- i
! mediately rushed in aftet him, and Whitethorns one 1 _. A CIIAILENIGE„
; . . . , „ - . . .
!., of the Prisoners at the Bar, cried mit, " Hurra, boys!". 1 .1% 4 ESSItS,.CURRI arid Crieehallenge the wholo
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! ev nitethorre struck at Dr. Kiernan, and they closed, .IV 1 WEirld to prove a:single instance where tucir Nl,:dichse
I and Murphy struck at the Witness es Whitethorn 1, and Method of Cure have failed:of the dcsired el: 0 The
Cried out,. `.'. Cut away,' boys I - kill the soldier !" •-,
! fes"-Istelli'alao
rpm jeenia risi3icat
to one faurnt3ieulacr„cbturairiecatot
"Cite;
p,ro.
1 ,meaning Lieutenant-, Haturneesley„ who was at, this 1 tinue to direet tlieirsStudie to the treatmen. and cure of cer-
i time wounded ; .Witness received cuts in. two places I tint u` and that deranOnient of .and
syst:us which
in the head ;Witness got a fowling-piece, and,when its, thet cOnsequelsceofa destrutt.ve,habit. ,!tas a melanchaly
h, that the uululzence in tlus solitary vice brings an those
1 pre!inting it, Kiernan cried ,out,; ''f Take' care -I". i 'lleticiencieS and Debilities %Villa frequently pwvent ao4
and•Wituess. fired wide ; the Officer .and Kiernan, the MatriinciniaCState, `and imposes by pticipa-
j and Whitethorn. and Murphy,. continued, • engaged. [ eiribitter-
-1 lino
soma ites
re.sonnbsa priLisetti rills
aa,:tol.iitstl,i,rigtirrelettoar
,-,o,id if;
Witness. being then .vet:; bloody, and. .weak with I 'tt a- Os, - P'- n v h, a • w and infallible mac of treat-
I •I,
,s , cy max .ONv , ), he. . '
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and 1' . -
loss of.blood, went down stairs for
.cloths to wipe
! himself; on cowing up stairi, he saw. one man-dead, i
and another dying, , the names, of these .te.o were
! *Merit; be iestored to healtl., strcn,tly, manly vigour,—
Me.ssrs Currie and.Co liemg.regular Mtrgeons of the Royal
• _College-, the idea ,of rtipirc.isingannot possibly be attach:xi
to their' praetiee; for nOtiniit; but a ilio'ropei conviction', con-
`Mur phy and Sinith, md. twa in custody,: whom, he efirincd-hY many years experience, of tke iojudicieus.tuthle of
identified to be the Peisouers, Whitethorn and &Ire-
• treatment adopted:by the swiserall,P ractitiooer in the cure of
1 venereal teemplanits, and that clNs at .Delaiitty ti -hick
. . Jably results train the. indiscretions os youth, could ii,ldtplc
r:
On his cross-examination, be said, be nevelt saw { then-Ito deviatcfrom the usual sy*Stern, end 15) p tramming trio
1 toast surprising cures, convince *he wotid of tilleOided se-
the-Prisoner Smith, . until this day.; he did not see . .... ..
,Barefoot in the parlour,- but saw birll in. the house 1 .pertiogt2, t their mode ot treatment.
's°. Curds and. CO. may he consulted by patients Q.
afterwards, in custody : Whitethorn was armed. • eitheiesexe with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and boneee.
e Frederickeks.,dward Jones; -Esti% Manager of the .act,otLlttenitri.yllofiumses,t_rmoi,v ..7.;nittstionng,Git a sill:Jul.( .NEo..ett6tersiftzrt It
ill":
Theatre Royal, was next called ; he stated, that -lee-tic:Wars of toe case, %%7111 have the necessary Advicge anal
be received information from Justice Godfrey,. in --Medicines. sent to any part of the-Moe/tom.; -
-the month of oeAober. last, that his house was to be
attacked by- a desperate gang who• infested that
.neighbourhood, and who were to attack other
houses. Witness told Godfrey he wished they
,Would give him the preference, that .iteruight be
.over, as the Theatre- was to open on the-ad of Na-:
vember. Godfrey mentioned •to him the day the
attack waS• to be made, and witness brought soL-
.diers to the house, in coaches, on.the evening of the
ad !,i)t. November.. However, no attack was made
-that night, but -it was fixed.- for the next evening :
.aterle in consequence! of which, about two o'clock on
the 4th of November, Godfrey called upon witness
at the Theatre, Where arrangements were made by
Godfrey. and the . witness. The plan proposed by
the witness was, that soldiers should: be Placed in:
out houses, and when the robberS•entered•the honse
they should be 'Secured e but Godfrey- stated that
two gangs were to join in the:attack ; and as he did
'not know what number they-might aenount to, he.
arranged it otherwiseethe guard arrived at Fortick'S
Grove about half pest siX'e'clock, on the evening of!
the 4-th of November. •Goilfrey had information
that they intended to attack'. a particular room up,
stairs, where they conceived there was a quantity of.
dollars, and as this was supposed to be-The place, of
the greatest etnger, and there being a young sva-='
man and children to be proteaed; Godfrey and the•
witness had • some remonstrances, &Fick .being;•ek-
tremely desirous of having that station; .Witnes,
had a ..blunderbuss icharged •, with 'about twenty
slugs;: he •stood in front, • the soldiers behind him ;.
he beard them charging as they stood behind :him,
and he desired them tO'desist ; at about ten minutes
before seven o'clock, lie heard 'theeitall- door opet-e
heard O'Reilly- exclaim, - heard persons rush ine
heard a shot fired, came down, saw soldiers firing
through the door into the robin, the. 'firing 'ceased,
O'Reilly came out, one w:tn dropped down; and
died immediately after. - Whitethorn and flarelciot
were taken prisoners below stairs e-as.a Magi late,
witness said he thought it but right to state; that-
Barefoot gave mud! and useful information. , • ,
On his CrosseexaminatiOn, he said he -could. not
say whether or not.Barefooes information went to
the-Grand Jury.
• Patrick. Leggat, one of -Justice Ciodfrej.r's con-
stables, was in the. parlour ; witness took the pri-.
sorer at the bar, Whitethorn, into custody belOw
stairs, first ; and Barefoot afterwards, both in the

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1-11G1-1 L.)I.IIDON .B.RIDG E. To_mpa-.
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MOtiting, to Min. after :to. i • rtfterntion, etS mitt. alter to,

To 111.011 AS TS YLOR, Esq. .
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Noe q,. New Bridge-Street, London.
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. Honoured Sir, -.- Edinburgh, March :8. get.
T. RtG, leave to inform yon, that ever .since.the-
I year. 1790, 1 have been attlitted with the LuesVertie-
'yea ; which, front its obstinately resisting every course of
`Medicine peestsibed by the 'Most eminent of the Fachity
here, and 'undergoing: several severe coutse.s of salivation,
'and twice discharged from the Hospital, • with little relief,
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the
-spring at last, year my disorder had got to -such- a head, as
nearly to.put a period to ,my existence—l had a large /ilea
on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my ie,s
were broke out in a :frightful manner ; my right was dread,
fully painful, and had been in a statc, of ulceration tot the
last, seven years; my. left had also two large nodes on it,
was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrotiat-,
',ing pain, particularly when warm -in bed,, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest ; in _ this .lamentable -state, f was- recom-
mended by Mr. J. Thompson; (who received so great a
'cure by them here), . to take your Leake's ' latent
.Pills,
which • I 'began to ' do on the ,2601 of May ; in the 'course..
of a fortnight, I began to receiee benefit—in' little, more
than a month,. the ulcers on my heed and , arms Were
ioundly healed—soon after, the so.res on my lees tee:l,4
"also; leaving-, - lioWever, coneenerahle discoloiiration in the
6-kill, and pain in the bone- of the left, which, by the 7iles-
Ong of God, and a little longer. perseverance in your it-Ira-
n:table Medicine, stabSicied ; 'rile nodes dispersine, the skin
regaining its natural 'hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually
going oil. • I, thus became, by your liberal advice anit Me-
dicine, perfectly; free from, all ity' former 'complaints-- e
have recovered any former spir-s and streng-th, and alti be- -
carrie jolly and' hate- in which state navine continued.' many
months to the astonishmentof all who knew :11e, 1 am ti
a 'loss in what terms to express my gratitUde, bite be you,
lik the 'good of other suffering mortals, TO make tins Ti,
Case as public' as possible, as 1 shall on every occasiont.
in so doing, you will, greatly obliee, Sir, your- grateful,
•obedient, very humbles:fa-Vara, At-/IX. MUleKEle..
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. '
Witnesses to the above Cute ;
..latiN TnOrersoe, No. es_ New Poultry Market; and-
I OuN M`INTOSI4. Old Asseingy-Close, Edinburgh.'
40 repafed.and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
T nowt", s• Tbycoit, Member of -the Royal College of Sur-
. geons, at his House,. No. o„ -New Bridge- street, Loislon.a
where, after a constant rileAence of more than thirty-sir
' years,- in a prarlice particularly directed to the cure ce•
'Venereal Complaints and anise. incidental to.the Partg ef
e ' Generation, with th. t inviolable secrecyvehicle:net;:ne ~F
his - profession sho'elu always observe in eoen cases, lia,
.flatters 'himself, the. advice and assistance be eratuitoesil.
administers- to persons taking this ..Meilieniee will t.e
esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an "advantaee.sel-
dotn attainable and void of all ambiguity.
Also sold,. by his appointment, for the convenience-of
, those liVing at a distance, at the- Perfumer's, No. 3s, St
x-
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Albans-street,' Pall-Mall e -the Toysliop, No. tea,
O
.ford-iitreet; Mr.' Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill;
Mr.•Stce6,--licicksr, ..No. r, If-Mon-row, Little Tower-'
hill •• Mr. Baxter's South-brit-lee, Edinouighe „,Mr. Mat;-.
dona'ld, Glasgow; 'Mr. Buil, Dame-street,. Dublin; and. by,
Ctil pers. n: in 'every considerable tow C il ill rest Britain Alin.
Ireland, in Boxes of vely as. ed. • ea,,h, sealed up ',with tuli
and plain- direelionse flillirreby persona 'or either sex may,
cere trieniseiveS wan ease; speed, seereey, amt saiety.
the":
N. It. Every Boxiplil in Great Britain is- sealed up weir.
bl:itrtheStteaci„otpac on which,
abyonfiacvecusr,.o,lf...tliicae2l,:t:rTriNirsos.ic..)nrs
..,1.
, lefidge- street," —to imitate which is- Felony, 210 ail otners,
tsaee, Counterieits. _
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house. • . 4
Peter Harcan, a surgeon,.knows Mr. O'Reilly, at,
tended him from the 4th of November List.; he had
,three.cuts in his head,, given by.a sword, t'or..som.e.:
instrument not (inite sharp. ,P,J, ... T,
• Verdia—Jarnes Smith, .Arnt :Guilty i IVltelaiel.
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WhitethOrn and John Barefoot, Guilty.
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