Star.
London, England, 1817-11-05 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, NOVEMBER 4.

Monday night, a post-chaise was stopped on Syd-
enham Common, by
.a single highwayman, well
mounted, who robbed a gentleman in the chaise of
about thirty *killings, but refused taking any money
from two ladies who accompanied him, saying he,
never robbed the fair sex 1
It is univerully acknowledged, by the most respee.l
table part of the profession, that the Medical Boards,
established by the celebrated Surgeons of Charlotte'
House, 13Iackfyiars•road, and Woodstock-street, Os-
ford.soreet few doors from Bond-street), are the
fountain bead for advise. It is a tact, that, by the
united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Six
Thousand Patients have been cured annually of ob-
stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged
from Hospitals, and hundreds bad been kasproperly
treated by pumps ignorant of an importantbraoch of
the profession.—Messrs. COOPER, Mulattos, and Co.
arc consulted daily by all ranks of-people, at each of
their Establishments; or by letters from the Country,
stating their case, when Medicine and Advice arc sent
so all pans of the Kingdom.—There are side-doors at
each house, and private rooms for fernates--Direct
Charlotte blouse, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's
Chapel i or Woodstock House, near New Bond-street:

Sarah Tromp the elder, aged 39, and Sarah Treu/s
the younger, aged 18, were indicted for stealing in
the dwelling-house of Thomas ParkiLson, a Bank-,
note for £c:(1, a note for sel, a shift, ear•rings, and
other articles, the property of David Wickham. The
eh!rr pTISOI:er WAS also indicted for receiving the said
aricles, she knowing them to have been stolin. She
appearing to be very weak, the Recorder humanely
°rifted her to be accommodated with a chair.
Sarah Wickham, wife of David Wickham, stated,
that her husband is a butcher, living iif
.16, Clare-
street, Clare-market, in the first floor ,of .1. house be-
longing to Thomas Parkinson, who occupies a part
of the house as a china and. hardware shop. Sarah
Troup, jun. was servant to witness till the 3d of Oc•
tuber, on which day witness missed a 420, and ,fl
notes, a shift, one pair of ear-rings, and a handker-
chief. She applied to a constable, and went with
him to the elder prisoner's lodgings, in 8, Gilbert-
street, where she found rel. The c, listable produced
a variety of articles which he found in the house of
she mother. The loss of the piosecutrix in mow
alohe exceeds £35.
Some wit nesses were examin,.•d for the prisoner ;
after v. lirch the RECORDER having summed up, they
Jut y found the young woman guilty of the capital.
charge, and found the mother guilty 01 receiving•
Thonras William, a man of colour, 36, was indicted
for stealing £9 yards of printed cotton„ the property
of John Davis, a linen draper, in Ratcliffe-highway..
The cotton was hanging near the door, and. the
sower took down a piece and put it wider his coax,•-i-
A woman observing him to do so, called out stop
thief," on which the prisoner , dirt! down tie cloth
and r:in off; but he was apprehe • There were
Mil. others in company with him, but they made off.
Verdict—Guilty.

Walter Levi 'and J. wise Moir 'were indicted for
stealing, on the 22d of oeteber, two seals and a Chain
from the person ol Thomas Burgess, his property.—
Getlty. Aged 17 and 1.8.

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Thomas liumfrheer and Thomas Atelier eatre indicted
for stealing, on the 24th of October..at variety '
of articles of wearing apparel, ,the. privies:l.9f
Siolsby. The Jury found them both qttilfyl . i
Joseph Loa:, a boy 14 years of 'age,stood,inslieted
for stealing a silk handkerchiefAthe poesy of Wil-
liam Farr Rose, a clerk in the Navy Pay 011iceo—,
Vent ict —Guilty.
Feast:in* Angora, a Spaniard, was found guilty of
stealing a tea-kettle, value 10s. from the shop of an.
ironmonger in Whitechapel. The prisoner, through
an interpreter, said in his defence, that he had been
starving in the streets, and that all he wanted was to
be sent home to his own count' y.
John Jones was found guilty of stealing 126 yards
of canvas from the shop of Ralph Brown. The pro-
perty' having been taken from outside the shop, the
capital part of the charge was done away.
S'avistel Brown was indicted for stealing, on the 22d
of October, three saws, the goods of J. Pollen. The
prisoner in his defence, said he was a copper-plate
printer, out of employ, and was driven to the con-'
mission of the crime by distress, having eaten no
food for two days. The Officer who apprehended
him bore testimony to his being so weak, from the
want of nourishment, that lie could scarcely stand.—
The Jury found him Guilty, but strongly recom-
mended him to mercy, on account of his distressed
situati.n.—Here Mr. Smith, to whom the prisoperj
had served an apprenticeship, addressed the Recordeei
and said, that the prisoner was as honest a Lid as he,
ever knew ; that he had employed him longer titan
he could well afford, but was at 'lenrah obliged se_
discharge him, not having any further employment.
Ramage-4i Will you employ again if he be,
dischargectr-44 My Lord, I would. employ
.11ink
sewer flue any otherperson/ know, it I had wosit.,
but business is now very bad; yet, it your Lordship,
will please to discharge him, 1 still try to procure.
employment for him, and in the mean time he shall'
never want a dinner while I have one to give 18m."1
Mr. Smith seemed almost overpowered by his feeling.
' as he spoke.
The Remote then called the
.prisoner back, and
matenced him tube titled .Is. and discharged.
The Grntkmen un the Jury very humanely made
a subscription for him, and werk etbortiiitly seconded
-berfelmost every one present. The whole. Court were
much affected, and shillings and half.crowns showered
from the galleries on the unfortunate prisoner; who
stood weeping and almost oeerpoweeed•bytech kind-.
pest. After a little time Mr..Sinitlf.aCiouspanied him
Most of Court.. The genesnuironduct of this Gen-
tleman excited the warmest approbation of every one.:
' Mom: Lore was Indietedlalitealing a bed, value
srl. the property of James *Hellingswertb, on the
25th of October. The prisoner' rook lodgings of the.
prosecutor, and a few days alter 'he
.yeitted-thein..bel
was met by a constable with abed On his backs' 'IC
his defence be said he had been out of emplowarsdi
he only meant to pawn the bed to purchase Witte
work with, by axans of"which hrshould have been.
milled to have riefeethed it in the cricket of a week:
The Jury found him Guilty, but recommended hint'
to mercy.,-The prosecutor very 'humanely record-'
mended him to mercy also, observing that lie hadtsd'
doubt he did it from, distress, and he had been of.
forded opportunities of taking property to the amount
of hundreds of pounds it he had chosen, as he had
Oen been entrusted with gold watch-cases; and other
articris of value. The Court, in consideration of
this recurnmeudatitti, 'sentenced him to p'ay the bee
sot a shining aid bediseharged. •

fine, I Lusp!e-liaA

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roally have a mind to send over a warrant against - runner in nig amine, sate Br 5 a copper-plate Liverpool. Paid Doubly Patage."
tips for fake imprisonment of my own person ; for rallal-P, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—There little ye- P min w ii4l
printer, out of employ, and was driven to the cent
Non est vivere std valere .It2.•••M A r.T 1.% L.
when I was last in that part of Ireland he came to riatien in the prices of Tallow since our last ; there
mission of the crime by distress, having eaten no . " Life is only Life, When bleat with liezth."
have, however, been considerable fluctuations, and
food for two days. 'rhe Officer who apprehended THE finest system of Ethics is to coone vo•
me, forced me to his house, and refused to let me
rather extensive oarcels have been disposed of. Hemp
gg tristß I had eaten and drank much more then na- • .
and Flax have been in good request. him bore testimony to his being so weak, from the bound., and thus to regulre the PA i!ION F• to
tire required, But I'll remember it to Mr. Wilkin-
want of nourishment, that be could scarcely stand.— and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those bat .
quantity . . . The Jury found him Guilty, but strongly tecom-
hiteligiosi and Morality have nude sacred ; to curb but I
Sotto if . ever I catch him Mere."—The Officer said, OlL.—The extensive . of Oil taken by the
ielly in their hands ; memo- Nate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best ca..-.
mended him to mercy, on account of his distressed jeni, thvi, eff .
all Limerick had charges of that kind to. make against speculators remains ch
have found th • situati.n.—Here Me. Smith, to whom the prisoner :
' • Me. Wilkinson, who, however, thought so little of derable parcels may. however,.ear
Whale
remedy, and the pablic relt.ire
Imprisonment every day of his life, and set the pre- Oil in other hands is so inconsiderable, that a farther and said, that the prisoner was as honest a Lid as he when Professional men (disregarding the sutge;ti,e, ,t:
has been obtained. Rape arsd ever knew ; that he had employed him longer than" vi°l" and interested) devout their studies to to, t:..-,e
slims masque of this gossipy quite at de ti ,ince.—The war- advance in the prices
thosecomp generated bim rudenee and t.•
In other Oils he could well afford, but was at length obliged to •• • _L.?' p rant was then backed, and Kelly sent .o the Compeer, Linseed have ad.vanced ill 2 per tun.
... ss ..etatt linetta.vo moment. " The ecrugta
discharge him, not having any further essiploymeet. the
cousins in the health of the people;" but it is n• '..,:
there is little variation.
GIVILDNALL.—Yesterday a genteel young woman - ,„
Aube, MUNDY, AND HOLLAND!.—The prices of ItetOnDlß-...14 Will you employ him again kfbe be, item on the daily Siterifide to the ignotauce of tinted; i
--* was charged by Mr. John Gibson, of the Borough,
Leeward Island Rum have again advanced Id. per discharged •I''—'' My Lord, I svpqld employ
.liim `la
off. 64 and to counteract rs far as possible its further ssae
varierbutostmdi:earsiensgoirmaulptheithenat °biersz(t;lLlitt..l
who•had observed and followed her steps. with trying
Di
is uncommonly high ; the letters sooner than any otherperson I know, if I had work,.
to decoy an interesting girl, nine years old, between gallon. Brandy
from France this morning state a farmer advance in but business is now very bad; yet, it your I.,.oraillip Ogee acquired at school,Ybefore Ku I%larYlivlacs:Larlissert.d I
des:. nod nine o'clock in the morning, from the
.the prices at pourdereux ; the vintage this year has will please to discharge him, 1 will try to procure
oftOhourhOod of Clare-matrket. The witness badover the mind), will, in contemplaicg his powerkt% este
been nearly destroyed, only two thousand or throe employment for him, and in the mean time he shall- susceptible of enlilfeniug sensations, tr. krovimg tbst I
• &aged die delinquent from Temple-bar to Tudor-
whet), having on. thousand puncheons are stated in place of the usual sever want a dinner while I have one so give hue.„. complicated state of exhaustion m.y be routed into malt
gt near Blackfriar's bridge, • ‘,4lettense study—immoderate anxiety—long re,itleac: ci
Spirit: in Holland Mr. Smith seemed almost
moved the reluctance of the child to proceed further, produce of nearly forty thousand. .
climes, and many other causes, will frequently il ra"t= t
also reported to be greatly advanced, which has had as he spoke. you. or si-sm ; in se ch cases we ean hold vet an assuta:•
he.wentup toohe prisoner, and interrogated the little
a corresponding effect here. Geneva is quoted to- The Rroonuee then called dm .prisoner backs and animation, by remedies which have long answered ate'
I. Witness then discovered that the deluded child
lived in Vere-atreit, Clare-market, had been sent out day at prices 4d. to 6d. per gallon higher. sentenced him tube hued ••Is. and discharged. hopv• of patients of both sexes.
Wiee.—The prices of Wine are advancing, par. The Gentkmen on the Jury very humanely made treated G.„1„•1., the i
t That bane to human happiness ayes vEnrazA, ea
at tightio'clac.k for rolls, when she was accosted by
a subscription for him, and were Otheircititly seconded 'dli
- ,--.------1, •roproved state of Medical `tiara
the prism's* in the mason jest described. Her MO- titularly Port.
by almost every one present. Tat* whele.l.:ourt were _vested itgounislowsaLfilose distr...ssing propertits ti:J
orenderedirs exhibition once/ UM and harassing. IX: b.,'
thee.lead sent loan directions to find her.— Remanded.
ye_ much affected, and chilling' and half.crowns showered °et o Hoye* GARDENs—Yesterday Margaret Creed, a Monday night, a post-chaise was stopped on S
from the galleries on the unfortunate prisoner; who' a method by observing to patients labotinng url,r tb s.
pier IV i residing at No. S, Kennedy's-coma,. enham Common, by
.a single highwayman, welltole. fethwatdalyse only are required for the renoval ..:.• ,
h most inveterate cute will yield t:, ~...
one.-
Newtmostreets liolborns applied for advice to the mounted, who robbed a gentleman in the chaise of stood weeping and almost overpowered'bysoch kind-. 'wittiiieri month, and that in a person who only .u-; :'
Bess. After a little time Mr..Smithaicintspanied him ,injured,
iI of Court, . Tbe /tenuous. „conduct of this G. i, the disease may be vtessetitssl altogether fr.;,.1 ai
Magistrates for the recovery and discovyry of her about thirty shillings, but refused taking any money
a similar remark ai.plies to many other deranstmenit
'retine'system, as weakness, elceratbers,Ste. • i•ecLea I'
am& who luid been stolen *oat her about 14 years, from two ladies who accompanied him, saying he
ago, when a child. She stated, that in consequence never robbed the fair sex 1 tieman excited the warmest approbation of every
Att. the property of Jannis 1-1611ingsworth,• on the bstinate cases of which ere dliity removed without care
of seeing in.the Saturday's Papers of the Police News, It is universally acknowledged, by the most teepee. Thomas Love was indicted-For-XI-eating a bed, value 'sue or etimulaina. Sonic peculiarities Itisidrt,tal la
an account of a young man who called himself Jo- table part of the profession, that the Medical Beards,
25th of October. The prisonee look' lodgings of the
woMan.o.4gle, that had bees stolen when a child out established by the celebrated Surgeons at Charlottesimony sislop,vd. . '
prosecutor, and a few days after he rented-them he: • 'Amazed In this our native city • schooled iti our pro
"tigvcasyruothas4KiisuPedpersedatilea4tltthlletiOtnaiailliwhich iiii4lnt -s t.,.1 '
of Si. Andrew's Church and sold to it chimney- Heine, 131ackftiars•read, and Woodstocloetreet, Oe. s),tetri is iiniqrsti, peculiarlyenergs tie, and i ;two:, '
had been out of employ,-and hk
avinni,en. hiving applied at that Offiee to discover ford•street (it few doors from Bond-street), are the . was met by a constable with abed On his back. t In. istesiewent by its splendid ntetheet'eharaeterb• 1111.1 t:'"
he only meant to pawn the bed to
vim bie isoretus were she made no doubt but he was fountain bead for advice. It is a tact, that, by the his defence he said heab . personally, to enmpare with aentiratiton ;he lit •i•
bltChildc Heins christened by the name of Ed- united talents of these Gentlemen, upwards of Si: purchase tools t,..„ Make, with the continental,,our pretension, to •-,•
'' Make,
we have selected) are matured by experiv•.::
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undGreed, Wallis manse might be changed. The Thousand Patients knave been cured annually of ob- work with, by axons of "which he:shook! have been • • bs:f t daily applica(i
tot entotanaer of her kitbag her child agreed with stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged nabbed to have recleaned it in •the entree of a week: , receive, rven.. 0
the eseetat skim in the paper. She lived in a court from Hospitals, and hundreds had been kroproperly The Jury found hho Guilty, but recommended him , is, Roo iilitlon:.:Swaend Co. M. K. t..:0.r
--...Yet.e4lnet, Fleet-street, I .umion.
id Gidden-laise when she lost her " Child, and she bad treated by ?moos ignorant of an importantbranch oe to mercy...one prosecutor very • barna.* reconi-1,1 -,,,,5. i'"` the general aceoromodatiew we do not tract'
isecitbine sintes....ogle unfortunately had not the profession.—Messrs. COoPeAs MtlaillOis and Co. mended him to mercy also, observing that he h d .L. -ated periods of practice, but may be conotlod at ai
anO able hours.—canutry Patl •• 'I d•ois r. attird At the Office where he lived. Read, the are consulted daily by all ranks of-people. at each mf doubt lie did it from. distress, and he. had been of their - me arc
le
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symptoms, Ste. when medidne w th advice. an •
agcsem sok tie poor woman's address. She appeared their Establishments ; fir by letters from the Country, forded opportunities of taking property to the amount diately forwarded So any part of tie. kit •dout —.,t la"in the gate* annoy at the idea of recovering her stating their case. when Medicine and Advice arc sent of hundreds of pounds it he had chosen, as he had , ezpectad to accompany the case.
kotab•
.esiee.wits stitcher heart told her it was her to all parts of the kingdom.—These.are side.doors at often been entrusted with gold watch-cases; and other ilitiili %V Ana TO hlUJitlitOW Al' LOlitlu:: -4•
articles,d mach satisfied on the (dicer's as. each house, and private looms for tersates. Direct of value. They Court, i - se tow.. in:.
pip lib* *Palon-US'
n consideration of 1f„....." „;„ - -
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her be would use his best oodeavairs to fin. Charlotte klouse, appetite tie Rev. oHll s , s rectaintneudatibri, 'Sentenced him to p• t.l g . """ '-
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Chapel; or Woodstock House, near New Bundutreet: of a &hang and be'dist buried.- • Monet Printed od Pisblished by bassi. lstr• ' •
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