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*., COVENT-GARDEN. ' TV, and Timothy 97iftligmt, Frau i..
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the 113th instant, the IVES-' Blacker were iudicteel as accessories, • '''
'4l INSTITUTION, for Mr. WALFORD coitchicted the prose.
* cited considerable interest from the eat,
'eying Poor, will take
of the offence 'reputed to the prisoners. i
be perfACREA Wormed, thYe
the prisoners, 11l of whom were under tt,
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peosheutrx, a rirl of ltl, of prepossessing a
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servant In the Emily of Mr. Stewart, a pilot,
• 'Os .. _,- "-. _ • .. . ile' young seamen named Finch was paying his
This Day are published, in one large volume, octavo, 16s. her, with the asprobatlon of her friends. In tii
the 26th of Fetruary, she was walking with her i '
boards, esplanade, atilarwieh, when they were accosted '
"SAYS on SUBJECTS of IMPORTANT IN- :s
sonars, two of whom laid hold of her and hurried h
IKY in Metaphysics, Morals, and Relicinn ; wards the .barricks, leaving the other to secure Fin. . !
• by Reference to Passages In numerous Authors, straggled to foliow his sweetheert, and protect her fro,
9 Mile. knee. hearing her shrieking for help ; hut hailing his e lef
4, AC II tWEINS BROWNE. Esq. to release himself 'weeding, he returned to the tow,
"otice of this Work, see Monthly Re- procure assistance. In the ntean time, the unhappy girl ~ •
forced to a hollow place near the barracks, and in spite ,
' - Strand ; and W. Blackwood, her efforts, slie was forOhly violated by all the- prig ,errs, • , ~
who seeeessfirely acootaptlehed.-their diabolical pvposes.
the tante Author, ptomain's:ix spoke wltireerta/nty is to start dentity of '-
'-o. price 7s. In bds, • the prisoner-Reynolds, and other evidence was addneed to
shohr,' that the remaining prisoners had been absent from
barcaeks at the time the transaction took place, and shortly .;
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price les. afterwards returned and hurried to bed. No doeht was ce- 1••
- - tertained of the identity. The case in its details excited .
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• PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. universal horror. The unhappy prosecutrix was deeply af-
fected. • and her situation produced general synspnthy.
THE Public arc most respectfully cautioned against
The prisoners (who were defended by hlr Jessor) said no-
"' tie inferior Trusses, which are now made and offered thing.
tohy Truss Makers end others, who have not the least
Mr. Baron CI ItAIIAM summed up the evidence. •
-I knowledge of the true construction: from such
•••Illicted wiil find no relief. SALMON, ODY, The Jury immediately found the prisoners Guilty —Death.
-le Inventors and Patentees, have made The awful sentence of the law was immediately passed, r •
-nt Self-adjusting Trusses, and still con- and they were left for excretion.
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emendations of all the most eminent At the close of the case, a liberal subscription was entered . • •
miry. They have also the honor into by the bar, the magistracy, end the spectators, on be-
the Naval and Military tins- half of the prosecutrix. it heiug understood that Fin th, her •
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'mince; the Marine In6r- lover, Wends to marry her. notwithstanding the dreadful
• ; the City of London
-"veliseoinbe. Bristol, outrages to which she had been subjected. 1
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-oral Dispensary: - . • -
Parochial Es- The loss to the East India Company, by Vie dreadful
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conflagration at Canton, is now stated to be not so that. 1
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ark- sive as was represented by the tint accounts. The
injury, which rumenr had reckoned at nearly a million
sterling, will not, it is believed, exceed 450,0001. The
''le of woollen goods consumed is upwards of 300.001)1. a
're of 13,000 chests of tea of the estimated value
'' 1 and the factory, with its furniture, &c. is
' 0001. 1
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ry, and Timothy 97iftligan, Francis Fitzpatrick. and John
Butcher were iudicted as accessories to the same tact.
Mr. WALFORD codducted the prosecution. This ease ex-
cited considerable interest from the extraordlmtry barhariti
of the offence 'reputed to the prisoners. It appeared that
the prisoners, rill of whom were under the age of 23, were
privates io theMith regiment. quart. red at Harwich. The
prosheutrix, aOH of of prepossessing appearance, was
servant In the kmily of Mr. Stewart, a pilot, at Harwich.—
tyoung seaman named Finch was paying his addresses to
her, with the alprobatlon of her Wends. In the evening of
the 26th of Fetruary, she was walking with her lover on the
enplanadc, atilarwich, when they were accosted by the pr-
sneers, two of whom laid hold of her and hurried her off to- •
wards the.barrocks, leaving the other to secure Finch. who
straggled to foliew his sweetheart. and protect her from tin-
' knee, hearing ler shrieking for help ; hut hailing his efforts
to release himself 'weeding, he returned to the town. to
procure assistance. In the meantime, the unhappy girl way
forced to a hollow place near the barracks, and in spite of
her efforts, slie was forOhly violated by all the. MI .errs,
who esecessitrely acooseptiehed..their diabolical pvuoles.
%The proses atria &peke wlllireertatney is to ibei Identity of
the prison/id-Reynolds, end other evidence was addneed to
shokr,' that the remaining prisoners had been absent from
barameks at the time the transaction took place, and shortly
afterwards returned and hurried to bed. No doubt was en-
tertained of the identity. The case in its details excited
universal horror. The unhappy prosecutrix was deeply af-
fected. • and her situation produced general synspsthy.
The prisoners (who were defended by Mr Jessor) said no-
thing.
Mr. Baron filltAllAM summed up the evidence.
The Jury immediately found the prisoners Guilty —Death.
The awful sentence of the law *as immediately passed,
/ and they were left for execution.
At the close of theme, a liberal subscription was entered
into by the hat, the magistracy, end the spectators, on be-
half of the prosecutrix. it heiug understood that Fin ill, her
lover, intends to marry her. notwithstanding the dreadful
outrages to which she had been subjected.

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for Welly Truss Makers and others, who have not the least
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The loss to the East India Company, by ete dreadful
conflagration at Canton, is now stated to be not so exten-
sive as was represented by the tint accounts. The
injury, which rumonr had reckoned at iv-arty a million
sterling, will not, it is believed, exceed 450,0001. The
value of woollen goods consumed is upwards of 300,0001.
exclusive of 13,000 chests of tea of the estimated value
of 50,0001; and the factory, with its furniture, &c. is
valued at 60,0001.

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MARCH G.—On Monday evening Perth at
visited by a severe s'orm of rain and wind, accompanied
by vivid and fearful flashes of lightning'. An empty gig.
which stood in the High-street, was blown to a consi-
derable distance, with such velocity, that spectators
thought it bad been drawn by a horse at full gallop. In
consequence of the strong surf at Queensbary, the mail
from the South did not arrive till about ten hours later
than its usual time.

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Several of the pieces of linen which were stolen from
the office of the Commercial Bank in Dankeld, along
with the notes and hills, have been found coneeale4 in a
barn-yard in the vicinity.
ROBBILAY OP A COACH PARCE4.—Monday a parcel
came by the Newark coach to the Ooldes Cross Inn, Cha-
ring Cross, directed to a gentleman in the city, contain-
ing one hundred pounds in notes, of the' Newark Bank,
payable at Messrs. Barclay and Co., Lombard Street;
the parcel was delivered to john Mo s, the carter, to he
delivered in the usual way, Mos; was accompanied to the
cart by a boy of the name of Evans, whose father is a
porter at the Inn. The parcel was delivered, but on its
being opened, •it iiaa found to contain nothing hut tar,
old newap ipers; the notes were gone. Information was
given at the Pollec-Offire,Witton ()Arden, and Edwards,
the officer, was deputed to make the necessary inquiry.
Edwards discoverol that Moss, the carter, and the boy's
parents lived in French Horn-yard, Holborn; on gulag
to that neighbourhood, he was told by the wife of Mr.
Burt, who keeps the York Arms, at the corner of
the gateway leading into the French Horn-yar4
from Holborn, that the boy Evans came to her ol
the preceding night, and shooed her a 101. note of th
Newark hank, payable in Lombard-street, saying he was
sent by his niaster to show it her to have her opinion if it
was a good note. She told him s he believed it was a good one;
the boy went away, and returned shortly afterwards, anti
showed her two 201. and one 51. notes of the same bank,
on pretence of being sent by his master. Edwards took
the boy into custody, and he underwent an examination
onTheirsday evening,at the Police-Office, Hatton-garden.
A woman named Spearing, living in French Ilorn•yari4,
came forward and produced a '2Ol. n .tee which she sail
the prisoner gave her, telling her that be picked it np
at the gate. The boy, in his defence,, said he nev.r
opened the parcel, hut that he picked them op in the bot•
tom of the cart, and told nebody. He gave Mrs. Spear-
ing the 201. note, and the rest, not knowing what to it,
with them, he destroyed. He was committed that WV/A
to the House of Correction, and brought up again yestee-
day for further examination, when Mr. Thomas, t',e
booking clerk at the Bolden Cross, attended. The pr-
soner persisted that lie had no accomplice, and that he
trampled on the remainder of the note, in the kennel ita
French Horn-yard. Read, the head officer, a turnkey
from the House of Correction, and Mr. Thomas, accom-
panied the prisoner to French Horn-yard, where (hi kstl-
nel that he pointed out was raked and well'aearrhed, .as
well as the sweepings, dung heaps, &c. but no trace of
the notes could be found. The prisoner still persisting
in the same story, be was committed foe further exan.i a-
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Weakness, Re. are fully developed ; Part 11. embraces
Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-
Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some Interesting observa-
tions on vegetable and animal life; in Part 111. is a Series of
Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining
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Omnibus ease dedit, si quis cograoverit uti.—CLAUDIAN.
Since Ilearen to all the fund of bliss supplies,
Its frugal application marks the seise.
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King-street, St.. James's, on Thursday night, about t:
past seven o'clock, was stopped in Hyde Park, by
men in a dragoon morning dress, who both attacked ani
knocked him down, and robbed him of his watch a. 71.1
some money. This is the third robbery lately cumm't-
ted in Hyde Park ; and these offences we are glad to Cnt.,
have attracted the serious attention of the Secret.lry
of Slate.

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MELANNIOLT ACCIDENT.—Thinsd•ly morning, Mr.
Thos. Mules, of Fludyer-street, Westonpat r, accompa-
nied by Miss Ann Logan, lila niece, an. Miss Patterstra,
his cousin, took a boat at Westminster-bridge to go to
It sttersea on a visit to a friend ; he rowed, the boat np,
and they waited dinner at the friend's house, when Miss
Logan took a fancy to a little dog,which being üblervel,.
it was made a present of to her. They departed with it
on their return home at filer o'clock. At Chelsea•reac•s.
the pug fell overboard ; Miss Logan endeavoured to
it into the boat, whets unfortunately she over-reach-1
herself, and falling overboard, immediately 'arils.
Mr. Molos being an excellent swimmer, instantly pulled
off his coat and 'knife I ait••r her; it was in the middle
of the correnr, anal she was instantly 'wept away ; he as
length discovered her at a considerable distance utf, t,•tt
before he could reach her she sunk, again to he seen n► .
more alive. A hargmtian at soling distance off was cite
only person who had witnessed the treciskat, but be could
render no assistance, and Mr. Motu, being sery stench ►x.
banned, was oblifett to return to' the boat to Miss Pat-
t-rsznio% l o remains din the most f-autiz and disconsolate
state. Drags were procured, but the body waKnotfound as
eight o'c.ock yesterday =VA ug.

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