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London, England, 1816-07-06 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, JULY 5.

G. lawn was indicted for assaulting J. Eyles, The
defendant was the apprentice of the prosecutor, and
had served six years of his apprenticeship. The
prosecutor, having occasion to suspect the defendant,
said he would not sic in the miipany of a thief. The
defendant asked him who be meant ? the prosecutor
replied 44 you." The defendant said, you are a liar,
put himself in a pugilistic posture, and was about to
strike him ; when the prosecutor put up his band to
ward off a blow, and the defendant knocked him
down, and by the fall his leg was broken.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the Court
sentenced him to two months imprisonment.
John Stole was found Guilty of keeping a disorderly
house in Bull Inn court, Strand.

Mr. BARRY addressed the Jury in behalf of the de-
fendant, and observed, that his client would willingly
give up the house, and he was sensible that was all
the Parish required. The defendant then said, " No,
I will not give up the lionse."—Mr. BARRY said, he
accnunted for such conduct by the defendant having
received a contusion in his head, which at intervals'
subjected him to temporary fits of derangement.
The Court sentenced him to three months' impri-
sonment, and to find sureties to keep the peace.
.Ichn Fitzzerald stood indicted for stealing a piece
of timber, the property of Alexander Islagnay and
Richard Thornton. In the course of evidence it was
proved that the prisoner had a wife and family starv-
ing for want at the time he committed the ac:, and
that he took the timber to sell that he might raise
money to prevent them from dying for want. A gen-
tleman offered to take the prisoner into his service,
and the Court ordered him to pay a fine of is. and
discharged him.

MA R LBOIIOUO H-STR EET. —Yesterday Captain P—,
belonging to a dragoon regiment, was charged under
a peace warrant with challenging an eminent archi-
tect to fight a dud. The Captain and his wife had
separated in consequence of family differences. The
Lady occupies apartments in the house of the archi-
tect, and the Captain went to dine with her. After
dinner, high words arose lietween the parties, and eu
the architect hearing the clattering of the fire irons
and much other confusion, he entered the room for
the protection of the Lady, and to restore quiet. The
Captain assailed him, and insisted on his meeting
him the next morning on a certain spat, and it was for
this offence he was charged. The Captain made the
amende honourable, sad the architect consented to a
discharge.
MURDER AT LIVEXPOOL....”The Liverpool Paper
says—" We stated in our last, that a man had been
murdered on the banks of the Canal, and published
such particulars of the horrid deed as we could col-
lect. His name, we have since learned, is James
Beaghan, and he was a native of Ireland. He had
none out the same evening, in company with the
two men who were apprehended on suspicion of
being the murderers, for the express object, it is sup.
posed, of robbing. I3eaghan had some money with
him ; and, it is presumed, that being unsuccessful io
their enterprise, his two companions resolved to mur-
der and rub him. They have been committed to
Lancaster Castle, to be tried for wilful murder."
Imaretrra.—An Inquest was held yesterday, at the
Shoreditch, Royal Oak, on the bodyofMrs.E.Clevely,
36 years of age, 'who met her death by her clothes
catching fire.—Mr: Wilson deposed, that about eight
o'clock on Friday evening he was at tea, and saw a
smoke ; lie snick., at the same time, something like
burning linen, and went down stairs, where he found
it proceeded from the deceased's roons, ,He looked
through the keyhole, and perceiveyl,-effaze, and he
heard the deceased cry for assistance. He immedi._
ately burst open the door, found her in a flame of
fire, and with great difficulty be extinguished it.—
Surgical assistance irw, had, but she expired the next
moraing. Witness MOser stated, that there could be
no doubt whatever, but the melancholy event was oc-
casioned through accident.—Verdict accordingly.
Thursday an Inquest was held at the Eight'Ms,
in Twickenham, on the Body of Martin blunnighan,
of that town. On the preceding morning the de-
ceased had stripped off his clothes on the back of the
River, and standing on the edge of one of the barges,
he jumped into the water for the purpose of bathing,
when, unfortunately, beet entangled in the weeds,
and, being unable to swim, he sunk, and remained
between eight and twelve Minutes under water, when
a waterman put off in his boat, and brought the body
to the bank apparently in a lifeless state. The means
prescribed by the Royal Humane Society for the re-
coverr of persons apparently drowned Were used for
the space of three hours, but to no effect. The Jury
returned a verdict of—Accidentally drewaed whilst
bathing.
Ammeter—Yesterday as Mr. and Mrs. WrLson, of
Peter-street, Goldeu-square, were riding in a one-
horse chaise, at Knightsbridge, the horse took fright
at some boys playing by the road side, and ran with
great speed a considerable distance towards Kensing.'
ton, and coming in contact-mitb a waggon, .both
were thrown out, by which AIM WIUOON had both
her arias broken. Ms. Vinson- yard unhurt.

BM ['HS.

Saturday, In Stephen's areen, Dublin, the Hun. Mrs. Ponsonby,
of a daughter.
Tuesday, in Fitzropoquare, the Lady of Charles Forbes, Esq.
M.P. of a daughter..

MARRIED.

Thursday, the Rev. H. Heap, Minister of Queen-street Chapel,
Cheayside, to Miss Finer, of Spits'. tquare.
Tuesday, at St. Geurge's Church, Hanover-square Francl,
Charles James Pemberton, Eaq. Colonel of the Cantinidgeshire
Militia, to Francei, second daughter of Benjamin Keene, Esq. of
Westue Lodge, hi the same county.
Wednesday, the Rev. T. Darke,`A. M. of Exeter College, Ox-
ford, to Miss Dennis, of Obnicester-place, Purtntatt-square.

DIED.
Wednesday; Lieutenant-Genus-11 the Hon. Sir Brydgeq Treeo-
thick Henniker, Bart. of Newton-hall, in the county of Essex.
July 3, in Gloucester-place, in her Tr.tb year, the Dowager
Baroness No'lain, relict of Baron Nolkt:in, Ambassador from the
late Court of Sweden.

June 21, at Pen, near Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, aged
72, Robert Harrison, Esq. formerly of Lombard-street, banker.
Saturday, at Villaterra, in the County of Wicklow, Captain
Samuel Parrott.of in the County of Montgomery.
At Forenaughts, County Kildare, John Wolfe, Esq. eldest son
of the late Colonel Wolfe.

June 23, at Castletown, Isle of Man, in his 51st year, the :its-
:loveable J. F. Crellin Ns+ his Majesty's First Decanter and
Chief Judge of the Isle of Man.
Jane 20, at Whitehaven (a few weeks after being delivered of
a daughter), Mrs. Barton, wife of Captain Wm. Burton, of the
Hera, of that port ; and on the same day advice was received of
the death of her husband, on the 24th of April last, in the Island
of St. Vincent, in his 29th year.
Jame 22, Mr. Joseph Gray, of Plumpton Low-street, in Cum-
berland. The circumstances attending his death,thougk lament-
able, are singular. A glass bottle having burst, in which was
contained a composition intended as a substitute for yeast, one
of the fragments cu: him on the forehead. A copious effusion of
blood took place, ihtpinuch that, bad he not fainted, it is sup-
' posed that he would have bird to death before medical assistance
could have been procured. On the wound being diressed it seem-
' ed to heal rapidly ; but a mortification supervened in a few days,
which made such rapid progress that it soon extended to the
abdomen, and caused his dissolution on the tenth day after re-
ceiving tl:e accident; during aU which period the unfortunate
man lingered under the most excruciating pain.
Jerre 23, aged ilf, Catherine, wife of Mr. J. Nichol, of How-
end, parish of Arthuret, in Cumberland. Her death was occa-
sioned by a singular, and apparently trivial accident. A few days
before hike received the prick of a thorn in her finger which was
not attended with any seeming bad consequences until the .20th;
when some of the sinews of the hand became contracted, and in
the course of 12 boars a swelling affected the whole of the arm
as far as the body. Medical assistance was now procured; but
utiortunately too late, as a inordfication had taken place, which,
extending to her vitals, occasioned her death. She has left a
small family ; and the widower is yet coUflll44 to his bed Irons
the teem of a severe acuidetit.

33, I:loOeerie-btlevt, Ficer•Areet, 1.6nO(0).
IF MEN, ignorant of the Principles of Medicine
as a Science, cuts, Ify the use of nostrums, occasionally re-
move, for even palliate the distressing symptoms of Lots Ve-
acres, how much may those Surgeon* build or. securing univer-
sal practice, who, to the most indelatigable researches into ti
nature, causes' effects, and method of cure, eau publicly exhi-
bit testimonials from every celebrated Professor with whirls tat
Metropolis is honoured, together with cerificates front Iwo of
its most extensive Hospitals. Armed with the above irrefragable
proofs of regular medical education,and authorized at Members
of the London Cohere, Messrs. GO )s and CO. need not further
reply to the envious misrepresentations, that some of their leis
;ortunate brethren pique themselves on circulating : the answer is
but too evident in the invariable success that has for a series di
years attended their peculiar method of treatment, which is sate,
speedy, pleasant, and effectual, as has been attested by a nume-
rous patronage in every rank of society. Drecting their abilities
to a selected branch of a studious and difficult proft ssian, viz.
the diseases of the Generative :ystem, both to diute and re-
mote, as Lues, Stricture, Glees, &c. it is not surprizfog they
should acquire, under every expediency, a superior decision, even
where the united endeavours of the must eminent ot the taculty
have failed, whose proctiee is gtneral.
Nervous Debility, with its awful train of symptoms, often
brought on by a residence in Tropical climates, or by the gatetiew
Libertini.m, or, as is tmlfrequentl the case, by premature in-
dulgence in solitary serHuality, may even, in its most advanced
stages, be correc.ed by mild restoratives, and the patient, through,
the gradual progress of iirpmetntent, becomes re-assured of
forfeited health. But, iv s to the Female world their well ar-
r.utgesi plan snore especi.dly refers, by the prevention of many in-
•tricate disorders, atising team any of the foregoing caustibor other
peculiarities, either oltural or acquired.
Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor and delicacy by
Patients of either sex, front morning until night.—Letters irons
the country should minmely describe the case, and enclose
Rank note, when the proper remedies will be forw.aded 10 any
part of town or country.
Gess and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, IS, Bouverie-street, Pint-
street, London.

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