The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-19 00:00:00

• POLICE.
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fikt/tvittli•Vdtist.-.4. 'lrbbld,dratii, wet ri1441,14 so
tecric; titYeiiik.lil&elt of 'paying a fine of .10",
awarded BONA( Mini' PO cruelty to a flock of-dhae-
conitiiit* to kfschairrosii Sunday eveuitig ; and 4,
terdihip order' id She Officers to send to as Gr
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yetd
.011 lithe sheep, Mlle, tee. foetid in the sit
or niartet, Were twelve (Odra, on tkis night's
ceedlng the market days. .:. is
' GeiLoildt.L.—J. lltttris was cfnitged with„
'beiiiiiiva 41. the property of Mrs. Thorehill, a Itimsci
dress. The Proseciitrit had for some time supported
the Prisoner, frem;charity, and some time since aene
him to Mi. Walter, a mercer, in Coleman-Wok
filitillit'96.Ve 'iure', biit'ald not see bite again till phi,
to .titeishe met him mostly in the street, sof
bad him secured.— Remade&
litivos-cannew—Yesterday. Fit. Yates, iL
folly committed, charged by W. Barton, Nair
Seymour-place, Eatton.prietive, with histlting Istkl
Fleet.street, and pieking his pocket of mites a b,
drafts to the amount of near 30001.
Mietisonourat-systivi.—J. Iteberts, one of tfid ,
Manchester. Delegates, was brought up as a vagrant
having been found sleeping' in ' a haekney-catch. di
stated', that having ceme froth' Ntinehester to tilting ,
drew his recognisance, he had Ole( relf hie moneys •
that he hid applied at Lord SidatOith'il (Moe, hie:
that his Lordship was out of town, cud that helm*, •
have starved hut for the kindness of one Piper. a •
constable. This 'ter, being 4:04i/60%611-o in, wee'
discharged.
Mary Ann Carty wes charged with robbing a Gees
' tleman's servant of his pantaloons, watch, a 21. amok*
and some silver; and -- Sheen, a watchman, e)th'
' receiving the property. The simple swain bad ac.
cOmpanied the gentle nymph to a low brothel, in Cad
Mail-buildings, St. Mary-le-bonne, and whilst hi
was reposing in the arms of Morpheus, she despoiled
kim*Uf his property, and conveyed it to this faithless
Guardian of the Night, who got the note changed,
and to whom the rest of the property was traced,/
They were, in consequence, fully committed.
UNION-HA LL. —J. Gray was fully committed for
tireaking open the coach-house of W. B. Clarke,
.Esq. of Stockwell, on the 9th instant, and stealing.
• set of chariot-glasses, a boa-coat, and various uther
'articles.
J. Dowdy, of pugilistic notoriety, was charged
with having been concerned with J. James (already
i committed) in assaulting and robbing Mr. Jenkins,.
of Long-lane, Bermondsey, on Saturday week. Mr.
J. bad been taking some refreshmeut in the parker
of th. Green Man publi..house, in Kent-street,.
while the Prisoner and his companion were drinking
iin the tap-room. They followed him out beteeea'
11 and 12 o'clock, and robbed him, within a few
yards of the said public-house.—Fully committed.

Yesterday morning Messrs. Frederick and George
Somers's', brothers, residing with their parents at
Swan-place, Stepney, went out in a one-horse chisel
for the porpoise of going to Rumford to spend the
day at a friend's house ; proceeding along the rod
leading to Bow, they met a tart heavily laden with
lime, coming to town, and in order to avoid it, Fre.
d..rick, who was driving the chaise, drove it toward,
the bide of the rorid, ,4nd consequence of the wheel
'coming. on some high stones the chaise upset, and
both of them were thrown out • one of the wheels of
the lime cart passed over irederick's belly, and
killed him on the spot; his brother in endeavoirieg
to save him narrowly escaped the same fate, bet alt
severely injured.
Surctne.—On Sunday, the groom of F. Aliso,
Esq. oT Poplar-row, Newington, hung himself in his
master's stable. It is conjectured that be had con.
tracted some considerable debts by gambling, width
he was unable to pay, and which preyed upon his
mind.
J. Billings, a child, son of Mr. B. of Poplar,
climbing up a wall by the side of the City Canal
yesterday, fell into the water, and ores drowned.
DIED.
On the 15th instant, to the great grief of her family and un-
memo friendi, Mrs. Goodaire, or Siandari-hill, near Ng.
linghans.
Ou the 16th instant, Cordelia, wife pf the Rev. Robed
Nixon, .1 Burr-street. East Smithfield, aged 59.
On the 16th instant, at her house in Sloane-street, in
6.5 th year, NI, s. Frances Stoke., widow of the late John Stokes,
Esq. of the 'awe pi..ce.
On the 25th of Fehrtarv, at Malta, Eliza, wife of Mr.
Thomas South wood. !merchant there, aged 25.
On the 17;11 instant, at his house,l4irrey-plaee, Kent-rosiker
the 85th year of his age.. John llaigtheo, Esq.. late Usitrf
Attendant of his Majesty s Dock-yard, Chatham, 60 and yell*
in his Majesty's service.
On- the lath 'rigout, at Poetherpe, the Rev. Ma Walk'
aged 80.
Oa the 14th instant, at his house In Hans-place,
James Keith, Esti. aged 69.
On the 16th iosta..t, at his house In Lower Gramme...MN
in his 814 year, Jahn Baker, Esq. a frieaktailledistrend:
I(In the 6th inst. at his house at Withington, seer Meadow.
John Parker, Esq. aged 67.

THE long-estabtished reputation of Mosul.
CURRIE and Co., combined with their writ:kiwi
experience nod success in the treatment and sure of a tee midi'
log complaints. entitles them t• superior claims and a deciet
preference over ill other practitionots. Messrs. Currie Olt Clh
regular Sarongs, .and Members of the &•3 al Cole-e. of Isolr.l
don and Edinburgh, present to the Public At result of thin ,
years beceessful pn,ctice in the Metropoli., wsere their twaii
meat and sure of Venereal Complaints. Nervous Windy,
Vastulir it6ldatitorts dud' AftWfY of .the et4ans, Strictures'
the Urethra, &c. &c. bas Rroged .torifrontly triumplond..
alight and recent cases of infection, a 'perfect Cure Is coold*
ed lathe short period af ling days ; and in abbe. cases bra agd!
complicated nature, where other Practitioners lie faikdjf
success, a proper perseverarire in their •plan of treallneld
sores to the Patient 9 Amend and perfect relestablisbwed•
Nervous Debility, whether produced hy convivial esmreorg
tile immoderate erjornartil of would plenseeng. bY e
and over studious habits,. ur by any'other canoe, the alerdie.oo,
they prescribe wilt prontteet iltri lailtrit&t elev., In imphes d'"reelad_,
ewers !locally both af body and mind. Several riloble
Gentlemen of the first respectability. have been under the ewe
htesies. Currie and Cu. for the removal of Complaints W
Urcel.ra, Strictures, &r. having received a radirsilO sad
permanent cure. request that refeteuce may be made 10 has sistianctory evidences n.f the decisive soperiority of Mean.
Currie and Co.'s .Lm of treatment t many .of these Gerek
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tdd
have hod Strictures from ten to twenty yes!, and had bah e
der the cure of Messrs. Hoene, Heaviside, and other WO"w
of equal eminence. whir isitempted the cure by the apOliell„Les
of the Linos Christie, without wefts. Mean. Currread go.
may be consulted by either Ks, Wilk Ike greatest delirdit
wirers, and lio.iour,-rit their house,' 'N0.107, Hatton-pedoLl'
Patirins in the ;country are. requested in state the Pd":„
cubits Of their c tae, age, and general habil of brisk:. kic•___.'""
closing remittance for advice and medicines, when time /lass
will be given or seta to' their purl of the kingdom. To
that secrecy so esser.thil to our undertaking the poem
letters sons be udded to the account for asedielses.-107.
ton-VirdeD.

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14** DON i Pr i OMNI 104 Pittiltotied ty D. Lovni,L. m tre
':tT i"4 tA °VriCr, NO. 4, Sallbitry•coort, lireotret.
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