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. locair. landlord mild him vifity- he did not putsue
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Tuesday tour journeymen Printers named .adifnti the s who hid robbed him ?He immediamly Ft e ditto cos odui 114, od Pal dittoe his 04 :
Arises, '!hide, and Brolly, lately belonging to*, . t, and, fiom the direction given to him by the Myr ditto soli ad 08112. od Fine Hour 04. 04 tt
. • R e US Od to 005 Od Second ditto Ohs 04
Dar Newspaper, being put to the bar_ to stand their landlord, be was enabled to apprehend the two pnso- B:2 ,
401 Od to 501 Od Third dirt) ;Is 04 It°
trial fora conspiracy to induce the journeymen at the ners, one in Kirig-street, Seven Dials, and the other oer:* 224 Od to 36$ -d Rtiogh Meal .Vis Od to
Timer Office to raise their wages, at a Fives Court in St. Martin's-lane. I Ntw 30. Od to 9:3 'd Hops (bags) Gi 01
Mr. KNAPP, as Counsel for the Defendants, rose to When Harrison was searched, a nook five pound ,Se d ditto
0000s$ 00: to
to 0000: (40.1 NN..(pbaogeks)ets 0: :,t), t:
move that their recognizances should be respited time note and a gambling puzzle were found in his posses-; lk an. 50s Od to 53s • d Pine do. 'Ol to
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52s Od to 52s fildakelicdny(wntooor4:
die. He was aware that this was an extraordinary sion. Upon the whole it was evident, that be be- i -1."
application • but still, Vie hoped, under the circum- longed to the old school of ring-droppers. 1 New on. Od to Oos 'II Sainfoin
stances of the case, the Court might be induced to In his defence, he said, that the prosecutor had t Hog Pest 50•6 04 to 526 ed Clover
and j roiling ditto 4116 Od to s;s od Straw
110 P INTILLIGENCE.—At Canterbury Warttle:tir,ll:son,°.Sbrn4::°
grant it. The prosecutors were influenced by no pri- played for the two pound note and his watch,
vate or personal feeling—they stood forward merely had lost them in the regular course of the game. He I
for the purposes of public justice and publie protec- also said, that his wife kept a boarding school in the'l'iadu"l amndanlyieasavmPitehler6t.t:bNeler: vii.r)psf
were I yd's err
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tion. It was the crime, and not the defendants which country, and represented himself to be a man of re. i sold were_rlcts, Al to te4yl(t: and .4yoenr:; vel". Ves
they prosecuted. An acknowledgement of the offence spectable character. 1-fe brought no persons, how- i upon oh• whnte,d4, ouster
—a penitence for its commission, and a suitable ever, to speak in his behalf.
warning to all who might be similarly inclined in fu- The COMMON SEBJEANT having summed up the
cure, was all that they desired. This the defendants evidence, the Jury returned a verdict of guilty against
were ready to accede to ; they confessed their offence : both prisoners.
they deeply lamented its commission ; they grate. ; They were immediately sentenced to seven years
fully acknowledged the lenity of the prosecutors who transportation.
, accepted their repentance ; and promised, by their Mg.ty Porter, one of the lower order of Cyprians,
future humble and honest industry, to atone for their was convicted of stealing a watch from the person of
past misconduct. They would have pleaded guilty, John Goodwin, in Whitechapel, on the sth of August.
llut, as his Lordship was aware, the consequences of Thema: Ilithh, an old man, 70 years of age, was
a conviction in a prosecution of the. nature of the convicted of stealing thirty yards of gingham and 2t)
present, were the forfeiture by the defendlnts of all yards of printed cotton, in the shop of Mr. Park,
their civil rights. Under these circumstances, the linen-draper, in Shoreditch. He was caught in the
prosecutors, proprietors of the Time: newspaper, were fact by the prosecutor.
inclined to forgiveness, and he hoped his Lordship i The following were also convicted of felony :
would also consider the ends of public justice satin- I J. Eades and J. Mortimer, for stealing ---. a table ;
fled, and consent to the indefinite respite of the recog- , H. Schenior, for stealing four coats ; .1. Bradley, for
nizance. ! stealing a hat and three jackets ; R. Turner, for
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ISIRIH.
Ott Sunday the 16th int% at Ryde, the 1.a0.y of Ciptain
Heathcote, of his ?Aita! y's ship Lion, of a 4.l.4lightey

MAIRIULD.
On the *lath-November, at Pawn, (bales Huntte Eaq
aeon Bth regiment N. I. to Miss Ann light, youegest
1.9( Francis I.ight. Eq. the nriripai founder of that %elk natq'

I)LD.
At Deltaic, county Dublin. on the lvh inst. John K.,
late Major of the Fermanalt Militia, and tyrnielly a Nleit.ihte
the Irish Parliament.
, 9 Lately, in the 70:h year of his age, florlace, Lad 01eit, of Rushton-6.•11, Nurthampr. !Atte.
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EAST INDIA DEA I I IS.

On the 4th of Marc!, at Madras, 1...!aa1r tlt
aged :: yeas saad nine months, only datzlin.r ut
J. Frirdericks.

On the 15th March, William, sot of Ca:.tain
of bis Majesty's 22k1 regiment, aged IS months atAl ...a y,
At her I se, Chowriughee, Mrs. Puonchley.
On the 9th March, at Hoogley, the Lady off homat
Shaw, Esq. Surgeon at that station.
At Cape Town. on the 24th November, Mr. Gordon
late of Calcutta, on his way to England, for rtcov, ry °this,
On the I Th March, `: Madras, Capt. N m. C0U21141.:d
of the ship Charon, aged 44 years.
On the 92d February, Mr. Thomas I.llyd. late it Captain;
the service of Rowlut Rao Scintleah, and formerly a vac;
in the law, aged 46 years.

Mr. ALLEY. as Counsel for the prosecution, said he
had been instructed by the prosecutors to accede to the
application. They were induced to this lenity from the
belief that the men how at the bar had been misled by
others. There had been another indictment preferred
against several other printers, whose trials could not
come on till next Session. In consequence of the con-
trition of the present defendants, however, the prose-
cutors were content, with the acquiescence of his
Lordship, to forego the prosecution ; he should have
expected the defendants to have pleaded guilty if he
were not aware of the very dreadful consequences that
would attach on the defendants by the judgment in
such a case ; he therefore joined in the petition of his.
Learned Friend, and hoped the lenity which was ex-
tended would have the proper effect. •
Mr. COMMON SEtIE.ANT enquired whether or not the
defendants had returned to their work at the old wages?
Mr. ALLEY said, that he believed they had.
Mr. Commos SERJEANT..--" Even under these dr.
cumstanccs, in a case so dangerous and detrimental
to the public as such a conspiracy is, I shall consent
to no ill-timed and ill-deserved indulgence. I will
take the word of no prosecutor, however resF ectable—
and most respectable the present prosecutors. are—as
to the contrition of men arraigned for such a crime.
It is a crime which involves the best interest of a com-
mercial city, and endangers the prosperity of the coun-
try at large; a crime, which aims at our trade, our
commerce, our most vital concerns; and which, unless
speedily and severely punished, must conclude in their
final - ierthrow I therefore - ,ssttredl, ill

stealing a watch, &c. ; Jane Brice, for stealing a
pelisse ; J. Hatt, for stealing two pair of trowsers •
J. Welch, for stealing a quartern loat ; Ann Wood.
man, for stealing a sheet ; Mary Sanders, for stealing
a shift and flock ; Mary Murphy, for stealing a
quart pot ; J. Riley, for stealing a piece of linen ; J.
Totherick, for stealing a quantity of rope ; J. Stir.
Tana, for stealing a watch and £23 in bank notes ;
T. Humphreys, for stealing several iron bolts ; L.
West and W. Vincent, for stealing three coats ; So.
phia Rautenhauten, alias Horton, and Ann Wier, for
stealing several table spoons, shirts, and other ar-
ticles ; and J. Jones for stealing a quantity of ker-
s:mere.
And five were acquitted, viz.
Caroline Cook, Sarah Lefevre, J. Quarman, Eliz.
Linton, and Mary Ann Pick.
The Recommit then passed sentence of death on the
following capital convicts, viz.
T. Hole, for stealing goods, value X 33 Is. the property of John
Ord, Esq ; Mary Huxley, for stealing the goods of Margaret
Prinivil and Charles Zachary ; J. Walker, for stealing good., the
property of W. Boxer ; Elizabeth Williams, alias Symmons, for
stealing the goods of Charlotte Carr; J. Turner, for stealing the
goods of J. Clark ; J. Wheeler, for stealing a horse and cart ;
Elizabeth Hinchcliff, for administering poimm to Ann Parker, C.
I. Stanley, and S. Smith ; T. Tuomy, W. North, and J. Day, fur
burglaries ; and W. Plummer, for a highway robbery.
CASE OF DR. JAMES AI:MERTON.
Mr. Guaxev stated to the Court, that he was de-
sirous of making a motion in a case of an indictment
under Lord Ellenborough's Act, against Dr. James
Roberton, for doing one of the Acts prohibited by

At Cawnpore, the 12th Feb. Charles de Vrinnr, Esq.
At Negaratani, the Bth February, after a !Mgt 'finest,
Lady of Mr. Assistant Surgeon Thomas Brown.
On the 22d of January, a: lieutenant-Colonel 74'.‘Cti
Commanding lialasure, Lieutenant H. Dalrymp:e, of
Regiment Madras Native Ca ialry.
On the 20th January, at IsJi.r.are. Mr. Brown, late
of the H. n. Company's ship United Kingdom.
On the 19th March, af:tr a severe illness, the Lady
W. C. Oliver, of tits%) st Battalion 6:h Re, talent N. I.
In Camp, near J.iulna, hiareli 7th, in consequence
from his horse &lie limning, Henry Fowlv, Esq. Auistaat
genii of the Regiment Native cavalry,
At Dacca. January 20th, Ali,* Purcl•ase.
At Delhi, January loth, hr the fracture of his Ault, occasini4
by a fall (corn his Muse, Mr.... Gain.bons
At Coltma), Ccyliin, !:71h, Captain J. W.
beck, late of the Hall. Dutch Lact li:Jia Cumpaay's service,
64 years 27 days.
At Malacca, on the 3,1 of March, the infant son of "
lactiftie, EN. Surgeon of Penang establishment
•• At Penang, Jasseary 26th; Mr. George Hickson.
On board his Tvlrjesty's Hospital Ship, John southsrood,
Master of H. M. ship Piedniontalse.
Mrs. Loftie, thetady of Billington Lofde, Esq. Head
Of the Penang Se; dement.
• On the 7th February, at Madras, Mr. John Wemyss
merchant, aged 3•2 years.

SuCIAI. HAPPINESS.
'ARRIAGE (timid be the foundation of

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Anal oat ..ow. .. most a, y will not 1 that Statute to produce a premature labour. In m
consent to the indefinite respite of this recognizance. If Happiness, which is often disturbed throlgh the
point of regularity, he conceived his first application ,
the crime has been committed, an example must be. that liirni the union not taking thozepterautions which w
should be, that the defendant be called to take his
made. Since, however, it is but justice that that nasty- `trial. core them the eniientent of that great demotic blessig.
of every rink pay *duration to the shrine of wedlock; le
ple should be made of the most guilty, 1 shall consent Dr Rnberton having been called three times in i the cJneitution has been tainted by disease, or dellilitalcd
the usual form, and
to respite the recognizance till the next Session, when not appearing, Mr. Gurney 1
certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation
the e
the trial of the ringleaders must take place. It they moved that the recognizance of the defendant and 1 iihreevsilnuillisibtoeren.
,teri:aigrktshacti
Isitfaeteatisdintethent:isnibl:tertzu
eftst
are found guilty, justice may be satisfied by their pat- his hail should be estreated, adding, that he believed no ai,oraaslitigl contributed more essentially to destroy '
nishment, and the Court may in that case ultimately his Learned Friend Mr. Knapp had some ohm.: va. neal happiness than those wh'cla are the coosequence of too
accept the contrition of the present misled defendants. pleasure. It • was this consideration which induce!
tions to offer to the Court.
But if those who are now considered as the ringleaders Mr. KNAPP then addressed himself to the Bench.— dieCURRdIE anedt.CLoe.efeolrutsiheesti• i
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to t thetwenty
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should prove innocent, then certainly the present de- I have the honour to appear for the gentlemen who nerseaall Dipseraaselc,and the disoe Yrders arising therefrom ; as;
fendants shall be trieJ, and, if convicted, visited with are in the recognizance as bail for this man. lam derargement of the system, produced by the &email
theseverest penalties of the law. The crime of which sure; my Lord, when I mention their names, your ' the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on thaw
you are indicted is of a worse description than many Debilities and Deft Lordship will see the business in its proper light, not efenc;essitif that
exult of orh, ei nibliateier ,eee
kinds of felony. What! in the present stae of so- that their respectability of character fir situation anau:trii:
jam% riaatee.anulheto s tloCpCpe
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et I
trhil intteoa.ot
ofr !hese, gi
n%ems
ciety, when the journeymen of this metropolis arc would weigh with your Lordsli:p for a moment, un- which are the most important in the catalogue of hi
wallowing in luxury, and mis-spending three days out less I were to prove that no blame whatever attaches mitiei. It beheves every l•trom who has indulged in
lOC the six in idleness or dissipation, is it to be endured -
ito them. They are, my Lord, Dr. Denman, Lieu tary vice to seek relief by climbing Professional mii
11 that they are to conspire together in order to compel 1 tenant Colonel Alcock, Mr. Croft, and Mr. Coult- nence and honour, to which Messrs. CUtitußiEthane dCo
he ,we
their masters to levy upon the public the tax of their i hard, Gentleman
will the sanction of scholastic authority, as w• as
1 . i a of fortune in
increasing extravagant expenditure ? The prisoners ' state their affidavits, and nothing further lam per_ i they hold out no indUcement to vice ; but tensible
kndw best whether or not they have committed the waded will be required. Mr. Knapp was proceed.: -must be of the existence nf such calamities, they •
offence :if they have, and none others are convicted, enter upon the affidavits, when the Recorder
in to assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal
of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Slight .
.the heavy punishment must fall next Session upon ias ed whether the other side had seen them ? cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in ~
I them, though less guilty, perhaps, than many who Mr. GURNEY immediately said—" My Lord, I space of two &yet Thosf of the most olotitiate duration,
may remain undiscovered. Since, in consequence of have had an opportunity of perusing the affidavits,
as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the beim, d
the lenity of the prosecutors, neither defence nor pro-
and on the part of the bail certainly every thing has 011/4e. are peenrritaf nheentalyeeatud speettlaiblidictur
hare d .
marn
setution may now he adequately prepared, I consent been most candid and honourable. Their characters, 7%;:st,rs. Carrie and Co. forPe the remYtoral of complahes
to a respite till next Session ;boot it certainly shall not Imy Lord, are indeed far above the reach of suspicion ; thra, strictures, aloe. and having received i radial aid
i)everaeleaNeuehl
be farther extended to the present prisoners, unless at land I am sure they have done, and will do, every curer,equest that referenceemay be made to them as:
a future time the others are found guilty ; nor even : thing possible to bring this man to justice. They evidences of the decided superiority-of Messrsh.iCustrne.
ver.i.,
then, unless it is most solemnly proved to the Court I have in the most determined manner, resisted every plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen . d
that the crime is at an end. Go then, prisoners, 1
g° attempt to induce them to swerve from -their duty, In to so years, and were under the care of Meows. Home,.
vista, and other surgeons of equal eminence,. who .
among your fellow-workmen—suffer thcisl not to 1
and the prosecutors can have no wish whatever but
make you the scape-goats of their guilt ; tell them their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, withiotat,e,
I for what is correct. They have been induced to o- Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following eI.
that your safety is involved in their good conduct— i from •
! secute the most proper motives,
and
therefore ale many they are ..ally receiving front gentlemen _
h. ,
conjure them to commence no new conspiracy and to . think kof • 'r • "
cannot in resisting this app matron. thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous beak
sent to thon unsolidted„frona the eon of a Noble Earl,'
discontinue the old ene—beg it of them if they would , Mr. RECOADER.—AII a Court of Justice can do, is
with to save you from the severest penalties. Every !laboured under this distresaing. and painful malady far
to respite the reco ni —lthink •
g zance. it ought to be he had been under the care of several surgeons of
.man should have the fruit of honest industry—" the eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent
Tabourer is worthy of his hire," but let him beware lest '
respited. fgestnsetebec et:tper of treatment adopted and
Mr. KNAPP observed, that the prisoner's own bond eigarndmCodo.elte received a radical cure'"
be turn from industry to crime, and receive from should not be respited, and the Recorder directed that space of one month. " MO -
the law the only wages which he merits, punishment." those of the bail only should be respited and the pri- "To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton Garden.
Yesterday William HarriTs and Ili Covenay soner's estreated. " Lord feels great pleasure in communicatingto
'were indicted for stealing a watch and a two pound - “ Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, ill car.
—,----,....... " of his ntild and atlmirabk treatment of Strictures
bank note, the property of William Crowther, on the I A melancholy accident ha d Fridaythra.He may at . thathe
nth instant. ing last, in the Marine Barracks, Chatham. As ' "and ar allow"
happened on even- " ici' has not for many years
It appeared, that the prosecutor, who was servant Imuch cointoct and freedom from pain t.
Lieut. HANCORN was leaving his room in the south
;to the late Sir Alexander Ramsay, met the prisoner, ! doubt of Istis hdayiemlc; obtaci,fneidie, thhorreme
eohmisa.bilt.iUnta.ndm,._
end, and proceeding down the stone steps, which are : paerstfrangaer to other& tecal:ed the oompatni,
Harrison, in the street very much intoxicated, and, I separated from another flight of steps by a low iron i " has it in his power, front a fair trial and a Jost contgarie:,
ra
theical
mannercu re
thatt t
from feelings of humanity,offered his services to see . railing, he over-ran himself and fell into the area, by f " pay that ttibute of aPplause to Dr. Curie which
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him home ; after going from place to place,-Harri- • which unfortunate means he dislocated his neck and
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1110 conducted him to a public house in St. Giles's, ! I By an early epplication to WWII. Currie CO. tilb!., .
fractured his skull • he lived but a few hours after the win escape the path, danger, and' eapetme of a lolle aad
stheris he suddenly became sober, and produced a fatal accident. I attendance upon less seperieneed practitioners. ,
[pack of cards, and began to play a game at put, with Early en Monday morning, the FIL ton •hto -s e night MARRIED WOMEN,
a person in the garb of a groom, who came in ap- coach was overturned at Potter'stheir expeciations of a tamer; may be assured that in min
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Corner, near Ash- who bare loos been rib `°'
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;parently by accident. As soon as the cards were ford, occasioned the breaking ofofthe
by one - station such deice»
removal of such impedimenta be an objee ui& and 1, ,
dealt, the groom got up, under pretence of having trees, by which accident a woman, one of the ere curalsichresodleal soft and aide+
w,
~
. taluty with others, yet the cure of melt defects, by the etc '
stress without doors, and. with some persuasion, ! outside passengers, was very severely inured' in her j progress et renovation, is the elsittlrementwUtber eirgiell,ceoft.
induced the prosecutor to take his hand, which con- :'ma. ; Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients ole s ,
listed of twO threes and alt ace. Harrison then deal-1Mondey, the yof a female, decently attired, I Sel
body
htnged him to play for a pound note, which he at I•
x. with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their
was picked up by -,
"Maththireen.
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some of the Dover boatmen and Patients in the County, describinrisarlleSPef cifibe"rr
first, refused, but was, at length, induced to take a
,: brought on shore at that place. The body has'
notlncdirt 1-- for Advice and ..,‘1'....
tiivo pound note from his pocket, which the groom, : been owned by any person in that place.
.It appears ' and mode of Hying, in ce tens name
who had returned again, took from him. He then I
to have been in the waterbut a short time. ; elites, the same will be given or seni.it tesenikPrkine,,‘u
t L'o insure that secrecy so essents.. to t..... .Mee"
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'took out his watch to see the hour, and laid it on the I rootage of letters may be added to the accouu tier madlc
The pickpockets were on the alert at Lincoln Racss N. lin, itanon-useden. i
table, when that was also taken up, and the whole Last week—one gentleman lost -15 guineas; and an- a -----
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r",,r, who were present, one of whom .was Covenay, other 10.

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