The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

TRE ;S►7'A'!'ESMAN.

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Mr. CAMPBELL (with 'Mr. erjeaist Bast) suggested,
that the woman herself gave out that she was with.
child, and.prophesied that thatchild would be a male.
I, born before the Ist of November. Were she alive.,
is therefore, site would have no tight to coMplain of her
1,, feelings being hurt. .
D' ! Lord Chief Justice Gsaas.—So lam to try the
1 extent of a woman's chastity and delicacy in ail
t'' action upon a wager. I chOse to wait till 'the fact
la of her being a single woman came out. There is a
it I wide difference between a wager, whgther a mar. .
a tied woman's next child shall be a boy Or a girl, aired i
ts ; whether a woman shall have a child' at all.—Call the '
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le neat cause.
I,e r The Counsel then disputed how the present Caen,
19 J should be disposed of, the Dercodinre Counsel pre„.
ii ' ing for a sionsuit, and the Plaintiff's proposing to
withdraw a Juror. . .
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The Loma Cisme Justice declined'. its interfere,
Isi ng—" I refuse to go on"—aed :nothing woo
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done
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THURSDAY, Fe.. 16.
Joseph Curtis stood indicted for baying hurglarloudy tiered
the d wel I i ng-huuse of W. Burgess, on the 25th of.lamiarYlast, eta
stealing from thence a gold watch, two metal seal., and a pat
key, the property of Jose Boutfacio De Arrarte, aid a greet
coat, the property of Captain W, Bumf. He was further lin
n dieted with hurgiariously breaking the dwelleoplitouse toga
Our of the same. .
Ir From the evidence of W. Burgess and hi. daughter, It Lip.
o peered, that the Prisoner by some means got knee tee•bousees
the night of the 94th ult. and that, on the following morning, at
e an early hour, he opened the street-dour, and escaped use et
a the house, taking with him the articles in question.
t. One of tbeservants,as well as a person who slept ia Melina*,
deposed to having seen the .Prisooer.by tb light ota are is de
u kitchen on the morning ofthe robbery: and ea other proved
d that he found the watch in the Prisotter'e *posiession, awl the
„ coat upon his beck.
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‘' J. B. De Ariarte would not swear positively that the meek
re now produced was his, but he had every minion io think h was: '
je Captain W. Burn deposed to having left the coat in the hoes*
of Mr. Burgess, and bad no doubt but that found upon the Pri.
L soner's back and now produced ve,e his.
e Mr. Justice /learn dimly charged the Jury. He said rho
, evidence with regard to the coat was conclusive,-it was fee
s !Item to say whether there was any, other doubt in the case.
ld The Jury retired, and brought in a verdict of-Guilty, •
's Death.
o John Lindsay, n gardener io the employment of the Doke
, of St. Albans, was convicted. of stashes an axe and divers
" carpentet's tools, and a jacket, from an out-hoese upon the
e premises of his Grace, on the 12th of January.
• Hugh Farrell, aged 10 ; John Hoimes,ageti 14 i tied Ste*,
Webb, aged 15 years, were capitally indicted fur steely is
the dwelling-house of George Spencer, in the parish St.
• Giles, a silver watch and a pair of shoes, on the lit Fe.
e bruary.
11 Mary Spencer is the wife of George Spenser; they keep*
shoemaker's shop. Oa the Ist of February, between three asd
s four in the afternoon, the *tee Pete:here came Into the 44.--
t., She was in the•parlour, and looking :zit her watch *mien the
mantle-piece. She cattle instantly to the ditto to attend the Pri-
soners-heard one of them say, " now Is your tamale go ie."-
The Prisoner Webb said, " I want yoa Wit me with a pair d
shoes, and you may fit this little felltrav alae-caseaseng Fir.
rein). Farreltaad Webb then sat down, and, whinge proceeded
• to show them some shoes. Into few Iniehree• tusevaelt: she tits.
g i ed her head, *ad missed Holmes front the Motto-Meted MN tie
parlour, saw him there ;Jan towards Ina:, ansteidusit Ilslin she .
' j he was doing? He replied. " only playing with the dog," She
f • looked towards the mantle-piece, ' and missed her vtatelf-Lshe
seized the Prisoner by the collar, and asked him what he had
dune with it ? lie said he knew nothing of It.' Whams haste
• Idiately caUed out for help. The Prisoner straggled hard with
her, and at- length having struck her a 'latenias*, escaped
i from her bold, and ran ii,.to il.e steer** called out as Mud as
„- I she Scoald, " step thief." The other . ow* 3/111114001 liill
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3 • during the whole time in the shop; di nit see 'them take any
r l tieing; no article was found upon them; a pair of shoes were
a,' fouud lying is the kennel opposite the shop-dolsa .Mold anew
pOilliVely how they came there. The watch's excelle one,
t' it coat live guineas seven yeast ago•; comma • elm Walt
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to state what the' avant value •nay be st 'the take an •
• picked up by Mrs. Chapman. a lady li is the home; it
r was found on the floor by the plifloht ,'going cats de
; I shop.- •
t W. Westford is an officer Sit ihkwilreet rbe was gislag by the
day of the rebbell, and hearing an alarm, went atets4e Mop-.
/ j found Webb and Farrell there. - Witness mid to Webb, " a
s 1 this you again?" He replied yes, but ter (find's sake don't ym
, yaw seem to know mg; it was not I, but Holmes that did it.- •
' I Went in pursnit 61nel-eves; foetid him concealed in airrity
I ! brought, Aim batik to the- shop; and Mn'. Spence bay sill
t t that was the perkra who struck her and stole the win*, in
/ IPrisoners were committed. .
Mr. Baron RICHARD! addressed time Jury. Re slated, that •
I the indictment, as far as it affected Holmes, was cannel, pro. '
llwitted that they believed the watch produced by the Piuseester
was worth 40s. This was the only question to
,be decided.-
• j With regard to the shoes, the Jury would dismiss Net tram their
• , Winds altogether, and as nothing felonious bad beta. proved
against Ferrell and Webb, they must of course be "%Sated.
j The Jury then retired, nerd soon returned with a verdict of
• .1, acquittal as to Webb and Farrell ; Holmes guilty at Puling
1 j under 40s. .
I t William Bennett and John Tnenwell, easpittersinee the lad
Sessions, a point being then reserved in dew favour, with re•gard to a burglary being effected by the Prketwes breaking Into
' the gateway leading to the premises of Messrs. Vraniptuns, gro-
.. cers,‘Billiter.lants, were now brought sap to receive the jade-
meut of ;he Court; when Mr. Justice neon delttersel it sii
' the unanimous opinion of the Judges, that tbe crime imputed
! to the Prisoners of breaking into the gattewatitreddrffitconstialle
afelony.. The Prisonen were therefore-disc ...
. . . MARRIED. ..•
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Yesterday, at St. Martin's Chnecte J. 0. 4a mi N , *we Ike
1 East India Horse, to Miss S.-Wybourn, of, ttaig'iedrust, 010- -
ting-cross. . '
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I On Tuesdae, the 14th inst. at Queen-square Chapel, Bath, by
the liev. Johu Dudley. Reeler of Aldridge, Edward. lining's'
Scott, Faq. eldest son of Sir Joseph Stan, Bart. of Great Ram
! in the county of Slade d, to Ontharone Juliana,_ eldest dauelertr
of Sir Hugh Bateman, Bart. of Harlington Hall, lathe comity
of Derby.
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SUPERIOR ADVICE:-
IT is of fhe first consequence to • ascertain en I
, • whose talents rind integrity- a KM reel:mere may lie I
plated in affliction. Mesesi. CURRIE, and Ce., Surgeon; Of
eminenre met high profes,ional attainments, Members of the
ltnyal Colleges of Lundon and Edinburgh, presteit so she Pub-
lie the result of 30 years exist:ileum in toe Cure of Venereal
Cimplaints, cud those Debilities and DrAcieuries which not
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to:frequently prevent or embitter t Ise metriinonial sinte. In the 1
various gradations, from recent isifectimt to coufirtaed Wes.
their treatment ronsmaittls very often a ,1 cede. tine always tS
radical cure. In dubious caste, their Lsog and welnarreDged
- esperieoce rives theme promptitude of deeision'that secures
the Patient from heiqg IlleteltilitliZed 01:1 of existence, or hm•
log his coostitution uneermined, and the vital elriiriple distant.-
ed by "a lateen, but intddious disease, or a blind cud fatal eieW i
donee in shallow pretdoders. s
In Nervous Debility. Vascular Relaxetio9. and Al°*Y a 1
the Organs, arising from eseeseive befulgenco. insalubriont
climates, or solitary sensuality,. the ',moire gives new life end 4
enemy to the system, eve. in eases which are verging en de;
jtir. Strictnreeund oilier derangedsents of the Urethra then
remove in a mild mid effectual manner. Slight and receut case'
of Venereal Infection are cured in the short pe:iod of tee
days.
To the Female Sex it will hr con.colitary to know that the!
may be cured of those Debilities which defeat conreptioas sad i
sap the finuidation of coensibirel felicity. I
Patieuts treated with candour, delicecy, and iuviolahle se .
creep. 4
Messrs. CURRIE null Cd. may be consulted every day, Id: i
their house, 107, Hatton-gerden. .
•• • Letters from the Country, slating minutely the ran
ands of !ivied, dtc. rind enelming n reaiittance for Adcictarm j
Medicines, will be treated with studioutitteatioo. -i
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