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London, England, 1808-01-13 00:00:00

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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

Monday Richard Blackmore was indicted for a vio-
lent assault upon a Lady of the name df Keefe, wife
to a Mr. Keefe, Master of his Majesty's Yatcht at
Deptford. The case being proved, the Jury found,
him guilty, and the Court sentenced him to be
soned for the space of one month, and to find sureties
for his good behaviour.
Yesterday H. Roberts, pump and engine-maker, in
Shadwell, was indicted for an assault upon Mrs. E.
Williams, in pumping. water upon her, on the t;',3el of
November. The parties lived in adjoining houses,
and there had existed a misunderstanding between
them, in regard to a piece of ground behind the pre-
mises, which each claimed, and of which the lady had
more than once attempted to take possession vi et ar-
-gni:. On one of these occasions, and in order to pre-
vent her from enjoying the unmolested possession, the
defendant sprinkled it over with night soil, and dug a
.hole whiCh he filled with the same, and covered up,
In order that should the prosecutrix go over it, she
might fall into the snare. On the day stated in the
indictment, the defendant saw Mrs. W. on the ground,
and immediately began exercising one of his fire-en-
gines, which he so adroitly managed • that Mrs. W.
received a complete soaking. The cruelty of the as-
sault was heightened by the wife of the defendant en-
couraging him to perseverance, the means for which
she supplied him, in ample pails full of water. On
the part of the defendant it was alledged, that he had
not done this designedly, but had been exercising. a
newly-constructed fire-engine, in order to ascertain its
powers previous to its being sent to a fire-office. It
was also attempted to be established, that Mrs: W.
instead of shunning the drizzle, had boldly goneunter
it, in order to ground the present prosecution. The
Jury, however, found the defendant Guilty, and he
was sentenced to pay a fine of WI.
!Vilna's Haybald, a respectable looking man, and by
trade a brazier, was indicted for receiving and having
in his custody 'albs. weight of brass, the property of
Messrs. Warner and Co. brass-founders, in the neigh-
bourhood of Jewin-street, knowing the articles to have
been stolen.
It appeared that the prosecutors having for some
time missed quantities of brass, in an unmanufactur-•
ed state, watched their servants, and at length found
that one of them had been in the practice of robbing
them, who, upon being detected, absconded. Upon
the Bth of August last, a search-warrant was pro-
cured to search the defendant's house, as, from its
contiguity to their premises, suspicions attached that.
the stolen goods must have been disposed of to him.
Accordingly various small cast pieces of brass were
found in their unmanufacured state, such as were
used in making beer pumps. These pieces were
proved to be the property. of the prosecutors ; they
were made of a composition of copper, zinc; and
lead, but by the evidence it appeared that this was
denominated coarse brass, according to the custom
of the trade.
Mr. Serjeant BEST and Mr. ALLEY, on behalf of
the defendant, argued, that the article' n question
consisted of such a composition as could not justify
the allegation in the indictment, that it was brass that
was so found in the defendant's custody, and there-
fore could not come with the meaning of the act of:
the S.,llth George the Scond, which applied to the
receiving of particular mbtals therein described, and,
stated the punishment to •be fourteen years transpor-
tation. •
Mr. GURNI:Y and Mr. GLvane argued, that the'
same th;:.g might be said of an indictment, alledging
that a person had stolen or received a gold watch,
silver spoons, or even a guinea, all of which articles
v.ere well known to contain a considerable alloy to
render them malleable: It could not, therefore, be
inferred, that a person so accused should be acquitted
of such an offtsace, merely on account of the adulte-
ration of the metal, c f which the articles stolen were
compased.
MAINWARING, the Chairman, overruled the
objection.
For the . defendant it was further urged, that al-
though these foods were found in his possession, they
had been received by one of his servants in his ab-
sence, and he therefore knew nothing of their having
been stolen. .
The Jury acquitted the prisoner.
Clarks Siren was charged with assaultieg Sir
John Dashwood King, at the toll bar, at Hyde Park
Corner, on the 18th of June last.
Mr. Coesr, in addressing the Jury for the
,proso-
cution, observed, that this assault had arisen out of
another, which had been already ffiscusse4 at the
late Westminster Sessions, upon the prosecution of
a groom of Lord Stair, who had been, violently as-
saulted by the toll keeper, to whom this defendanfwas
an assistant.
Sir John Dashwood King deposed, that upon the
18th of June last, he was passing thrpugh Hyde-park
turnpike gate, about five o'clock in the evening, whilst
on his way to Qrosvenor-place • he observed a ser-
vant of' Lo: Stair scuffling with a man, whom he
since understood was the gate keeper of Hyde Park
Corner ; there followed immediately a fight betwixt
these two persons. He said to the groom, that he
thought he had been ill-used, and that he would give
him his address, in confer that he might give his evi,
pence, if necessary. Lord Stair arrived about this
time, and he repeated the same words he had used to
the groom, on which the defendant came up, and said
that it was a d--d lie; on which he ((the witness) at-
tempted to ride over him, when the defendant struck
his horse upon the nose, putting himself in a boxi,-
position, and saying, 44 come on ;" the horse beearie
restive, and he was under the necessity of getting out
of the crowd as soon as possible.
The CnAIRMAN observed, that the indictment
charged.this offence as an assault, but in point of fact
there was no assault, as no actual blow hadbeen given,
nor any personal injury received.
Mr. KNAPP, Counsel for the defendant—" Then
this is all, Sir John, is it ? You don't complain that
the defendant assaulted you r' .
Sir John*D. Klag--“ I have stated all that passed,
I have no wish in coming forward but for the sake of
public justice." •
-
Mr. KNAPP...." lam sure, Sir John, no person pre-
sent can have any other opinion. Indeed my client
entreats me so to say. The Court will see that this
indictment cannot be sustained, no assault being
proved."
The Cl/AIRMAN--ig Certainly not. To be sure, it
is to be lamented, that these men too often are guilty

LONDON SESSIONS;

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of gross nets of imposition and abuse. Pere, how-
ever, no assault is proved ; and the defendant must
be acquitted."
The Jury, of course, acquitted '44 defendant.
Mr. KNAPP--" Now I may state what I could not
:do with propriety before the verdict was given—&E'
defendant was ready to make an otology, either pubi..l
licly or privately, as the prosecutor might wish."
Sir John D. King—" That was all I wanted. I

had no motive in coining ttere, hut a At Edinburgh, Mr: Joan ”.., _ .
justice, which is now attained by what the Le-arneu the late North carouns aizhianders.
Counsel has stated." Saturday, the 9th instant, at his house,
mond
his sey, trisiimas Carter, sq. in the 66t1
Onliii tletesth instant, at Southampton, Edward
Waite, and George, his brother, were indicted aj Ws Justices of the Peace for the i.
for an assault upon 'J. Moore the younger, of Spring- I
place, Kentish-ton-11, lint-maker. It aprared )n wit- t.,q. Lae Li.mtenant-coan.etlatnilhelitcht.:tinef4
alithi d
Bence, that Elizabeth, the daughtet of ohn Waite, is on this rig instant, at, Ed lie lint's!, rifeshire, '
apprentice to Mr. Moore, the. elder. $6 Circumstance Regime
tibirerjohn t'riusle'Ziart.
of ill treatment on the part of the master towards Eli- -UGH ____ .
zabeth, his apprentice, was attempted to be alledged ; WNI'ER, NT LONDON IIIUDOI
Morn
but the father wished to take the daughter under his .
Afternoon ' 59 minutes
own protection. For that purpose he went •ih corn- -
pang with the prisoner George, her uncle, rung a By Order of the Commiss4oners for the
Ai 1 1,1 El.":
y4Bnntii so
ul IPtiiii):Bor I Cirt,ryi A.
ty ,
'ixtil, and got admission into the garden. One of them
then knocked at the door, and the girl Elizabeth an- At the LondonFO runS,
'swered. The father laid hold of her round the waist, -
and was endeavouring to drag her off, when the THE
th on Deck
Dicoolo:cdrukcBi4SaLohLipewmels vaiarßi:Eciut...n kenLadi
remi-
i.i,a
younger Mr. Moore came out to rescue her. A scuffle
nbLoveenge weals-i-Adrneasures 288, 17-'
ensued, and Moore the younger was severely bruised.
The CHAIRMAN, in his charge to the Jury, observed, hated for general purposes, being a strong
'that no law could justify a father .in taking by force, The Hulls, Mails, Yards, Standing and
his child from under the care of a master to whom ' all fauits as they now lie in Ccewater.
that child was regular), apprenticed :as to the assault, I . After which will be .
that had been clearly proved. , ' • The entire Cargo -of the above Ship, consisting
The Jury, without hesitation, found both the pri- 1 250 Tons of Alicant Salt
10 Casks of Brandy and
sorters guilty ; and the Court sentenced them to one i 12 Spanish Matts.
month's imprisonment each in the House of Correc-
'After which will be sold the entire Cargo
For being aboutv es3ooselTsOtot ld .oAI..
clut. 0
tion, and to find security to keep the peace for one year. 1 vl
In the case of the King v. Edward William Ito- and further particulars, application may '
bents, Dorothea Cole, alias Roberts, alias Browne, and • WEISFORD, one of the Agents for Dani-
Robert ,Browne, for frauds and conspiracies, the pro-, Plymouth, Jan. 6,1809.
N.B. By order of the Danish Agent
ceedings were removed by Certiorari, into the Court i
, aged binding, units' the Deposits ari
of King's Bench. r chasers quitting the Sale-Room, in Ct.
Mr. BARRY, the Counsel for the prosecution, on an 1 Notes.
affidavit of the facts that the prisoners had been in-1,
dieted in this Court,- and appeared ; that they after-
, wards did not come forward to take their trial, but
'had removed it into a higher Court, moved that the
recognizances be estreated with costs.
The Court decided, that the recognizances should
be estreated ; observing that, if that should hereafter
be contested, they would then take care of the costs.

MOIL

At Burnell House, Calthnes
of John Sinclair of Barrocb, Esq. of a SOIL
MARRIED.
At Vouneeki, DumfrieFhire. on'the Sth
lifyrtn, of tin. Nth Light Dragoons, to CI
rhisiard Stanley, Esq. of Pirmtland, (lambi
• Arltietimonti, Captain Errs Sharp, of
ment, to Miss Clarissa Darell, youngest
James Darell, Bart.

DIM.

sense of public

Me John Stewart, son

1- HE Di spensary, No. lb, :101
to the Poor, has contributed
SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTisct
gained, by ascertaining its 4:111.-Acy ai a
phula, Gout, Rheumatism, Er.tption::,
pendant on the obstructions at the stumack
all those complaints of diffused •
(Act by frequent use.
It is requisite to caution the Public against
but those behring the word; " the K
bottle, bill of directions, and outside vrrappm
King's duty, printed in black ink.--S4d it
double bottles I us.; larger duryltyltu

GUILDHALL, JANUARY t 2.
This day the Sessions commenced before the Lord
Miror, Recorder, Aldermen, and Sheriffs. The at-
teition of the Court was occupied in swearing the
Grand and Petty Juries, and a nutnber of Constables,

DISEASES OF THE UKETHitA,
•• COMPLAINTS.
As sok Proprietor of DAR!
cated Bougies and Remedies, Mt
Public, that he may as usual be commit'
house, Nc. 54, Frith-stred, Soho, on
tions, Meets, &c.&c. as wdl as &linty,
secrecy is so csseatial a regal itc, that MI
spacious h .ase, that evary patient may
apartment. Mr.D. has for many years
department of Surgery, and frem (ate-
flattering success, he is enabled to oft
efficacious, requiring no confinement
prevents 1 relapse. Perscnsin the country
in a letter, enclosing a one or two pound
',. remedies sent to the amount. For the •
Mr. Dufour's Treatise on the above '
• sth edition, to be had of J.Callow, CI
; Exeter Change, and of the Author.

until past 2 o'clock. '
Mr. Clarke Artgastve Savage, and novae Monti his
servant, were indicted for an assault on Mr. Henry
rocorke, an attorney, on the 16t13 July last.
Mr. Henry Pococke'deposed, that. he is an attor-
ney, and resides in Staples-Inn, Holborn : between 8
and 9 o'clock on,the evening f th246th of July, he
went in compaiiy with his brother to: Fetter-lane, for '
the purpose of ordering a post-chaise at Mr. Savage's,
vko keeps the Red Bart Inn, Fetter-lane. Thg en-
trance to the yard is through a gateway, sindetwhich
deponent and his brother stopped for a whiie; when'
Mr. Savage came out of the Inn aid struck witness.
The blow was returned, and Mr. Savage retreated in-
' to the house, followed by witness and his brother,
who were assailed and beaten by a parcel of stable-

A CHALL,IckIU,
"RAES4S RS . CUR RI E and CO:
EVA the whole world to prove a fingic
dicine and method a cure have failed
ptadier of matiy years in.this partite"
Rae not given rife to one unfueeefstul c.
They continue to,ciiriai their Roadies
of Vencreal Complaints, and that dera‘
which is the eonfequeree of the pernicious
bit long and molt unhappily purfucd
in the one it will he found to he the urea,.
the other have its ravages fatally developed
dateof debility, which, if not timely -
potence. The.e are its remote and
futtwtier.s, lies of oracular power an 4
rfutdly eharadetife the earlier Rages
Nos Linguifhing under the difurder:.
treatments- fimyle,and has never.proved
et,4 long, laborious, and muds cite
obitinate and complicated cafes of
firudiions in the Urethra, Spufgy h..
Callous Ulcevs. Etuptions Seminal
1 which have hitherto befil..dthe fltill of
Meflis urne and Co are now enabled
.fale. and expeditious mode of praeti
adopt. d They may bv confulted.
delicacy, fccrecy.and honour at tit(
deli. Patient, in the sou utry are
th- it cafe, their age, and gebcral
Paid, ellcloaos it bank note. Will Ate
fary adstee sadmedicines givens*. r

boys.
Mr, John Pococke and Mr. Wm. Cavanagh corro-
bcr eel the evidence of the last witness.
• Mr. GunNer, for defendant, stated that prosecutor
and his brother were in - an indecent situation within
the view of Mr. Savage's wife and daughter ; that he ,
came out to put them away, when they resisted, and
a scuffle ensued.
Mr. Symonds, Mayor pf Rochester, deposed, that
on the 16th of tly,lBo7,he tame to town, and stop-
ped at the Red Hart, Fetter-lane, between 8 and-9
o'clock in the evening he was sitting in the coffee= :
room, when he heard .a great noise, and saw Mt• Sar
wage run in, followed by two parsons,. one of whom
struck him several times ; Mrs. Savage and 11)er.danghr
ter came out, and ran bet Ween Mr. Savage and one.;
of the pers. nns, and snatched a stick from one ori
their hands, with which• Mr., Savage had been struck'
siverariimes. Witness repeatedly desired a constable
to be sent for, when one .of the servants there
was none to be got. Mrs. Savage got her husband
into the bar, and -locked him in. Vvltneis advired
them to. go away, . but they would. not. Mis. Sa-
vage came put of the bar, the contact was renewed, ,
but by whom he knew not. There were upwardi of I
twenty persona. in the passage.. Mrs. and. Miss Sa-
vage
I were sitting at the parlour •window, awl could
not miss, if they had remained there, .to have witnes-
sed the first part of the fray. Never saw men more I
violent in his life, and the inann:= in which they con--
tlucted "themselves was degrading to tha Character of
gentlemen. Witness most. positively declared, that 1
no servant belonging to Mr. Savage laid a hand. on
one of them.
Several other witnesses were examined; whose evi-
dence Went to prove that Mr. Savage imly -pushed
plaintiff, and did .not strilce him.
- I Verdict, Not Guilty:.
iss

The Rev Mr. DARCI.Ar. PA'/
Il' was a retrilk of the
Author tif Ocinseflie 'Medicine,
floniaeh and bowels tarn Lhe
which lay the fourdation of tti
eafes that {fie wrist who erwtst
Cafe and infallitle reutdy would.,
to foelety. That dir:overy has _
Antibilions Pills of the Rev. William
which, and. the tz:ghs. ilinmtioit.ip •
has confitler?My It i'i,pcd th vu,
bids fair, in a /bon-tifite, to be tl

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. Lation Friday night. pc arty Saturday morn-
ing, there was a piece Ot'otii:flf shistter.irlonging,
to the: White Hirt pubic-Mb*, Battlealssicln
near the Sinall-pox hospitil;'-and'the fill, etintainulg
about 2001. in. bills of excliattge_, and bank nOthts..and.
'cash nearly to—the amount Of 1201, .stolen put of. the
bar. About. noon on Saturday the till was found in
a field near Maiden-lane: The bills of excliange were
:all left 'in the till, and. xiere restored to the p‘vner ;:
but the Bank notes and cash were gone., The thieves
have not yet he€n discovered.
A. fire broke,. out. at, an early hbur yesterday Inorn-
ing at the cottage of 'a Widow Of ;the liame. of }ore
man, between' Tilburn-ioad. and -Ilaysw.ate.r. The
mother had gope out and left a boy and girl. the el-
dest not four' yeark of age,, he clothes of the girl
caught fire, and the-flames -tbanunicated to a bed.
The interior 'of the* cottage was destroyed,, and the
child 'bean so that ketlife is in danger.

them
•1 here Pills have a quick and life
And fpccifically on the. bile, a i4.d thus rt.-
cooneeled with it,fick beadachc, flatulocc •
dice, nervous diforders front likdigellie.n, B
valuaLle fatniirtnediritie•Aftherto.:rffered to the t.._1..
Pr6priet cr is fu: portr,l by. .the mrtt raPalahle• "1-•
fait ellaraftert of the Nobility and others, that they'
been adminitt•ered to anj perfronvivitimut giving cataboll
ardiaf„antfin the cr,l4 completing a cure
' This valuable me iline;hivingberts tifed with facctf•.ol
Anendril Fy the' fellow ingldillingybetPrrfonagt. :-•
The Right Hon Vircount DELL.ON* ' • • . • •
The Lard Bilhop of BATH anti Ist:BI.I.B. '
Sir JOHN .HONP..Y WOOD, Ban. M P. for Ha"
.1 SfP,XTB.PIiti4J.USIIINOTON, Bart. M.P for PO,
t HOW AS gSON tcsio 11 P. for Litchi-kg; ..
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Canterhm - --_ • • . ~, •
/f he Rev,Mr. D1M00...k. Libiarfan. to tire MAO"
Ch.CILFORRPATtit, Plii. M. 1.1 for Wenlock••
k Bold wheirla and. retail by Mr. Butler, tlO-.1!..1
corner of Patcepri.Ber4roiv; and retail by Mr.Kiibi.aP"'". ,ii
Oldßond Itre'et; Mr. Stratum,Leiceliziaqua!e i..!...'
fpeelable Venders in.irown and Ciauntry. • j ~•
A Caution--Obfirve the name of William B .. •
six
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all
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sly remedied, t• •
nd ultimate effeds; ,
and various nervous •
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moved un:uccefsful la :
raided pradtice. Id de
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kill of the general p •
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requeftr d to Rate the
al mod: of Living. LOA
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r fe.tit to any part of
it:E.N mina,
le celebrated Dr. , .
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mailing malady of
more rwitidAble staid
I dik,nver for the related:
• perform a aloft impoilvE
now been made in de
Piam Itirclay, the elm&
n which they are defers-
on,her. of there couplet'
the et teens DE entirely
l
fate tfie
e operation, 'a&
sot evntovothenummos.
fla r tile cc , liver cash
diget:nn, &c. Theret__ '
rto cffered tn the Pular: ,