The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-19 00:00:00

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(Extract from "an Address to the IndastrionsandLaborlous
Class of the Community.)"

.d 1 he had asked." To which the footman replied,
that "he would have nothing to do with him, a
J—d Jew eases' as he was : be wanted to take hin►
in, and be d—d to him." The Jew then, millet,.
the barber aside, said " You buy 'em, a great bargain;
you buy 'cm, end I will give youlss. for your bargain. Du
you want money ?" (pulling Bank notes out of his
pocket.) " I keep a shop in Holl)well-street, sail
will return in five minutes and take the coats off yowl.
hands." Upon this the barber gave all the money he
had about him (4/. tls.) to the footman, who pro►mise,i
to return for the balance. But he heard on more of
Jew or footman, and the coats were found not to be
worth 10s. each.
There were five other indictments against him for
similar offences, but in consequence of his conviction
upon this, it was thought unnecessary to proceed with
the rest.
Ile was sentenced to Li months' imprisonment is
the House of Correction, and at the end of that peri. d
to enter into recognisance' for his good bi hariour.

Ikfartstox-lioese.—C UTION TO BAKEDS..--444,..
ander Miller, a journeyman baker. was brought before
the LORD Mayon by Mr. Peacock, a respectable baker,
in Bishopsgate-street, charged with having refused to
complete his work.
Mr. Peacoat stated, that the prisoner was in his em-
ploy as journeyman, and worked in th•• bekelionse, as
well as in delivering bread occasionally. P,,r same time
past. Mr. Peacock stated, be bad receive.' nitmeron;
complaints from his customers of the kt, ca.ional very
interior quality of Lis bread, and kit':
tined to deal with him, for no other reason that he
could conceive. Some of the loaves bring seen by hie'
accidentally, he immediately perceived that r1:11 were
nut his own bread, and on entering into an inves‘iga-
lion of the matter, he iliscovere.l that the prisoner hail
made a practice- of changing hi, loaves with anetlit•r
baker, for others that ,sere three-pence per (plartern
inferior to his. The loaves for whi eli the prisoner
changed ;hem, in fact, being sold only for sixpence
per quartern, whilst those belotigin:t. to him (Or. Per
cock) were sold fur ninepence ballperny per marten..
Nothing cenld be more ruinous to 14 respectable trade.-
man than +itch conduct, wlicrebe he lost his coffin
without h icing a chance of knowing why. Otichart-
ing the prisoner with his fraudulent sod treasonable
conduct, he flew in a high passion, that such a eltar4.•
should be made against him, behaved with the unmet
impertinence, and absultitely refused to pro: •ril "Atli
the spunge that had been prepared. It was far tbli
conduct which brought hint within the cognizaure
his Lordship that he was taken into custody.
A Baker, who was preseat, admitted haying chang:.l
brea•l with the prisoner.
of Mr. Peacock's customers corroborated bt
statemeat.
The prisoner expressed a strong contrition fur n 1.1:
he bad thin .%
Mr. Peacock was not inclined to press the charge,
after the prisoner's declaration, for the sal .:e of his f.•
; more partiettlarl v as his object wo•ild be a• •
5w..r.0l of putting the publ.c and the trade upon the. •
guard, by beinging the matter before his Lordship.
The Lott Al.tvoa adinonishetl the joirneyntri
bakers, that they were subjeet to imprisonment and
hard labour for any refractory conduct; le:. fur ter.;
of the Wore char,red against the prisoner, the, esys%
answer in another Court.
The prisoner was discharged.
Itow-erntir.--A general search-warrant for sump:-
cions characters was issued by the Maeistrates es
Monday night, against tilt e.!lice pilots in the parish.,
of St. Marv-le-Strapd awl Sc. (lenient Danes. Tee
measure, however, got et itol, and they were fowl'•
"
1111 l st entirely emery when the officers entered at tel
o'clock in the mornieg. Not ,nor.! than seven ereigfe
persons were taLcn into custody ; but among these VI
Frederick White, the %%lung. man who was
from an igaoutinious death a for wre:ii r;zit by tie
exertions of Mr. sheriff Waithetan. lie sees rune'
the Swan, in Swan. yard, our of the inteo infatnine.
t.
these infamous pia:es, between two and Ciree o'clerk.
in company with another young 111411, of susioilr..•
character, and a common prostitute.
In lois ex: • nAti•ell before Sir ItollllnT RAWER, 1..
said lie had been playing the violin at a hall over ti
water, awl tweets. went into the coree-she„ to tale
little refreshment, lie was ortlerei• to find secnritt•
for his good licaa‘icur till tl.e Sc,siens; I •
he was afterwar.ls set at liberty on the p..rsonal app: -
cation nt Mr. Sheriff Waldman.

DIKO.
In Sloane-street, on the 17th inst.
se
:."...d..c••• 6.• ~-•
Smith. of the Don. the East India Cotillion rvice,
the Snd year of his age.
At Cftlentta. on the Ilith of October lasi. of the chrtle'•
!orbits, Captain Thomas Dormer, of the lion. East Its.:
Company's er.tra ship Coldstream.
1 virllKSlill with a just anti ititit,ane sense u.
L the calamitous results arising from the i 1 udieio.l% tri.••
orient of a rertaia malady. contracted in It meaner V" is•
kitown to require a comment. and often ea'aili:T.r ett its " -
happy victim a series of distressing and almost issapre
Me nillietions. Dr. WADY respeehelly coils iheattentata •.t.
those interested in hip peculiar and most edectual fine • '
cure, 1111111. e the advertising empiric of the day. or the Cl"',
criminal condect of those " who holvithe wort.o fir'
the ear and break it to onr hope." Dr. Emir vri. 71-,
mom to pledge infallibility in every descriptioa aims."'
as far as human aid. assisted by medical a : i sarrT'col '`*' '
run be applied. he promises /I certlin, ape" ty.lloo ef*,,"
neat restoration ; having made every speeies of Sirs`
Sqt•Ciioll,Rrid its various train of diseases. the Wilier} °;"?:
of bits professional studies, and being tattered by
ilir tr.n..
ceudant success tie has accompanied h:s mode of urs'e
went during the course of a hog and laborious port
is enabled to ntfer, with the fettles% coot' knee. preterit':
at wire the most topefal and en our ging'. lanumerahler'
stances can he adduced illustrative of tin, superiority of Or.
emEady's sYstem. which had been found t
io
nstitatltaa
prevail. Me
where inent talent, retained bublic , 111
proved inerfectunl. In addition to titpo,e consolatory 111"...
res. Dr. Kitty will he found equally fo-tnnsta korertsir!"'
slumbeping and debilitated enemies of the human coral t°.
lion. which embitter, and if not timely arrested. frolon„
render rang story 11w very principle or existence. Fret t-
desolatiug statt• of inanity and sterilitys by r4.-an4astiar r'
frame and affording tone and elasticity to the rels•:elootre.-
Dr. Early is hnppt to convey tae most pc.sitiv a es•;erilln'
that the sufferers of both sexes taay b:. r•scaed t a 41',..'"''
perseverance in the means dictate i being only retlal
hr. Kadv is consulted daily. at No. :Pi. Delta-mrtet.S= `.•
(one end of Dean-street. Soho. leads oat of Gerrard•Wl-.
nealy opposite this Oatmeal Two Penny INNst 04e4. I -
other end into Oxford-street. and is opposite Slearistreel:
by patients of both se
--Coontry letters meet relpstaaw
aUeotion by return of second east

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