The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-10 00:00:00

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PA s. North America.—Price of Land, 4s. per
Acre.—By application at any of the Lend Offices.
uItINTS of LAND nay be obtained at the above price,
paying the amount or lodging a deposit of 2.s per cent.-
o,:r3nee of pried will however soon tate place. The
inotte of Poyas is mild and salubrious, and Europeans Re-
setting retain their health and activity to a good numerous. Wives. bites cattle, pigs, poultry. &a. are very
Ind maybe purchased for stock at a very moderate price.—
The title deeds ere registered lo the Books of Council and
Sission in Scotland, and In the Court of Chancery in Eng-
le&
grery information may be obtained by applying person-
idly, or by letter, post paid, to the Land Agents in London,
fslinburgh, Glasgow, favernesa. or Hamburgh.
Poyais Land-offire.
NI. 1, Dowgate-bill, London, Nov. 46,
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ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OP TWENTY
For the Sale of Irish Linen by the Meat .ot ti
price, N 0.4, on the SOUTH SIDE tit&
SQUARE, four doors from the top of Son.

Holborn.
91H E IRISH LINEN COWAN'.
JZ nounre to the Public, that the shot.
only Establithasent in this country, where
supply the Nobility. Gentry, and the Pub
RANTED grass-bleached Linen, for Shirts
the best fabric and colour, at a price coos
then they can be procured through any other
also engage to return the purchase-money
appear. Good Irish Rills and Hank of
as vsnal.—Country and Town Orders
to by
JOHN DONOR AN, 4, Bloomsbury-et,
JOHN DOYLE, 11, St. Mary's Abbey,

ANGEL IN.
• ST. CI.RMENT'S STRAND,
'OWL COACH eruct TOR TaAVILIANO, •ND CON.
TaVANCI PARMA AND NARCHANDIZE.
ilia FOLLOW I NO MAILS and other COACHES
go from Stu above INN t
1419efOril 'lad, via Dofgt,Tuesilly and Friday Nights,
at Twelve.
Fuel,. end Gosport Malt, -through Godalmlng, Pe-
SerStield. anti Pongee. every Evening at a quarter past 7.
sod snidely at half-past 6. Ow Its arrival a Packet sails to
the Isla 6(Wight. to convey pessenges and parcels t and a
MAI Coach sets off toChichester, through Drayton, Havant,
it.ostrorth.&e.
tiktieester Mail. through Hefty, Oxford, and Cheltenham,
every Evening at • quarter past 7, and Sunday at half-
past P.
fteverandCuterbury hfall,through Gravesend, Chatham,
sag reversham, every Evening at • quarter past 7, and
Saaday at half-put 6. Fee* Canterbury, pindiongers and
',reels are 'moseyed to Deal, Margate, Ramerite, Saud-
eidt, Stei; and from Dover. parcels are conveyed to Folk-
ewe. !Module, Hythe. Dinieltureh. Romney and Lydd.
%Wird Mail, through Certnarthen, Llundilo and Haver-
let tees% every Evening at a quarter put 7, and Sundays at
lattlast 6.
Path and Bristol Poal Coach, to carry only Four Inside,
6,0,4 h Itradiafi, Marlborough, Calue and Chippenham,
er,ry Morning At a quarter past 6.
!lath and Bristol Post Coach. every Afternoon at 3.
loth I.irht Post Coach. In two days, to carry Fear Inside,
thmeeh Maidenhead, Reading. Marlbornagh, D4Oll2eS, and
MeAsl.cen. Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at
!item. This Coach is chiefly intended for the aceemrnoda-
nee of Families, invalids, Ste. who cannot undergo the
bilges of arch diatanee in or e day.
Prialiton Light Post Coach, through Cuckileld, &c. every
!ertving et 8, except Sendey.
Codalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep-
Stra, Leatherbega;Clandon and Horsley. T.esday, Thurs-
dry, and Satudsy Mornings at W.
tile...ester New Post Coach. the • Champion, through
Wycomh, to Oxford, Cheltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen.
Trilby, ROM Swansea. A°. every day at I.
Henley Coach. through Madenhead, every Afternoon at 1
Soday excepted. •
LOA/imp Arundel. and Petworth Conch. 'Priestley,
rturstiay. dhd 'sturdily Mornings, a quarter before 7.
White, agate, Deal, Sandwieh, and Broadstalrs
I.i,itt Pcial Coaches, every Morning and' Evening.
oxford Light Post Coach, through Healey, Se. every
*timing at 7.
Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Re-
gator, to emery only Four Inside. through Kingston,
B,4(furd, Pctersfield, and Portals*, aeley Matailif. at
S.
NOR RRRR COACIIILS.
Ydrk, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Ceaches, and to all
Parts of the North. every hlorning,at a quarter before 9.
Manchester, Lancaster, Keudal, Roebiale. Huddersfield,
codford. Leed., Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor-
rich Coaches,
Wallingford end Wantsge Coach. through Maidenhead,
'4..ttlebied, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
:Mornings. at S.
RIIIERS—To Twickenham, Brentford, and Isleworth,
every Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday.
*EAMES and Co. Proprietors.
Parcels and Partages are safely and expeditiously con-.
tr)ed from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and
Country Seat in the following Counties, viz.:—
Reeks, Hereford. Surrey,
llurks.• Gloucester, Sussex,
Cornwall, Kent, Wilts,
Dr‘o9. Oxford, Worcester,
Dorset, Hants, Somerset, South Wales,
All Parts of the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, and all
Parts of France, and to all parts of the North.
Neat Post-Chaises, Pic. at the shortest notice.
*** Take Notice, that no Package, containing glass, china,
wsiehes, plate, cash, or hank-notes, however small the value,
rill be accounted for, if lost or damaged ; nor any other
parcel or passenger's luggage, of more than 31. value, unless
sl.i-rdied as such when deli fired at the Offtoe, and paid for
bc..ordiusly.

" Let those bay now who sever bought
" And those who always bought, nog
THE above lines were never so •
Lottery as the present, and partE
when Four Days of. Drawing ere over.
nine Capitals drawn, leaving the Immense
91 Capitals to be Drawn In Tr
vie. NEXT TUESDAY, 17th instant,
lowing, when Every Ticket, Every Sht
and Every other Prize must be drawn,
Lottery and Contract entirely finish.
♦ law warranted Undrawn Tickets and
BISH'S OFFICES,
Constnrct„ and 9, CIIARINCI-CROSS.
Agents in the Country; where Five Cs
been sold In Shares in the present Lotter
*es The following are the unpreeedent
now In the Wheel, and the whole ar
2......0f
9. . ..... ........ 10,000 13
9 6 OOO 16
2 OOO 47
All of which must be Dra
NEXT TUESDAY, (17th Iv
And Monday the 231

FLUID ICXTRACT OF SAKS,
IN this Preparation are eencentrat
nal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Re
fret ststt•-ation of the meastrum with wkh
To such persons, therefore, who, from vr
experience great Inconvenience, or wit,.
utterly impossible to prepare the decoeti
tract, which possesses the advantages of
keeping in any climate, will be founder
of employing this much esteemed niedich
The Diseases in which it has proved
those of the Skin, such as the Scorbut
live Diseases. Secondary Symptoms, I
eased state of the system at large. It
alone, or combined with water, rendering
strength as the decoction.
Prepared and sold by Butlers', Chtmi
s*de,St. P.M'', and 210, Regent-street,
rooms), London : 40, Waturlon-place, Edt
villitstreet, Dublin ; and by the principal ,
throughout the United Kingdom, in bottles
7s. Bd.
Be careful to ask for "Butler's Flui
villa," as imitatioas are is circulation.

POLHafa •
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—Yesterday, a boy named Jones, net
Justiee-room, on an officer's back, _
Alderman Coxyas a vagrant demandlig
peculiar attention.
The officer stated that in imolai
a few evenings ago, he saw a great
crowding round some object, *Wel
tense curiosity. With some 'Matt
crowd, and saw on the ground the
creature he ever beheld. Some a
limbs or rather tins. which occupil
and others were looking at the foot
at the extremity of the right leg.
the body and the head were those
the male ses, about 13 years of egg
to be exceedingly shrewd. The iv
duty to take this very remarkable
Lord Mayor, for this amongst oth,
boy lay longer on the bridge. the
bility of passing at all, so powerft
It was found when the boy was
Room, that there were sufficient I
the delay of the crowd upon the be
represented a small angular bone
nating in a point on which was a f
the boy applied to various uses,
tt
server would not think-it by any
lower part of it he was able to wit
winds its probocis, hut he mostly
with the corresponding limb, wt
horribly mis-alsapen. The left
points, like the upper joints of fie
there was a nail, and with this frill
useless appen•lare he was able r
But the moat useful of all the
was the right foot, which was in
and wonderfully calculated to sill
hitherto indispensable members.
in his eyes, he raised up this exti
for a limb, and wiped them away
Ibis head with it.
The boy said he had lately et.
pool, with his brother, un an ass
brought hilts into the world imin
heard of the loss of her husband
deformity was, by tier physician.
(He had been brought up tenderl
-father had thrown the family int
The brother of the boy soon Is
place on Lon•lou Bridge, and at
Room to account for the seemio
the poor cripple. Be said that
along the streets got tired and I
to which place he bad bet
pose of begging. The witness •
bad never been exhibited fur um
but by very few.
Mr. Alderman Cox ordered ti
manded until the Lord Mayor al
oily of investigating Lis ease.
INATTON-UAlRlMN.—lrstenla:
brought ay before the Sqting
Samuel Davis, one of the City
Newgate, with returning from I
term had expired
Davis deposed, that the pris
victed at the Old Bailey Sessito
William Paine, for picking a
watch, chain. seals, and keys,
years.transportatioe, hut that
three years. On the day of 11
taken up in the crowd. and wet
of Correction for one month ai
'sandey mot nilLiu time expi
Ira. discharged and got outs',
iiith the sssistance of Edwar.l
uitu into custody. •

Hon.

Dooms et planes szor.
Thy h,oise, and (in the cup of life,
Thal honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
S°CRATES, by his discourse on marriage, so en•
raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married
men low to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be
wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word
-" wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature.
The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the
desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap-
piness on earth, bet dispoelng the soul itself to harmonize
ith bliss hereafter.
Pres ioes, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga-
tion, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regnlatethe
ststions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those lin-
ksritiea, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may
ite entailed upon It. To the neglect of such attention are
snributable many of those hapless instances, which, while
tt•vs excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also
i : Press him with the tear of self-reproach.
se,nrlous habits will effeminize the body—a residence In
'topics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially
•r the premature Infatuation of youth too frequently com-
tvou•ise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from
h•-hence tile agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of
r :her. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering
'one—energy—muscular strength—felicity; nor will 'our
a ivsnees appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the
staaiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience.
The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed
by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the
onptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally
w• s!,--yet it can be strengthened. and deficient energy Ira.
pr..lrd into functional power.
esery case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every
c-:^ ',llion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability
c •;.t speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to
the unfeeling empyric from the posi!iitis so presumplu-
i • s Liken up, we deviate from genersl principles with lees
r ii•lcontident la our own honournhit• Integrity as
et'ters of the College of Surgeons, we reter in., suffering
-atniiiy of either sex (especially thoso entrriai into ma-
• life) at (wee to our house, where daily attendance
for personal cousultation , and letters Irwin the
t. • are inonediately answered these must contain a
for nitvice and NleiliCinv. whin can be forwarded
S!•Y part of the world, however distant.
GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Silvestro's,
No. 7. Jerseys-street. St. James's. and No. 11,
Bouverie-sires',Pleet-street. hoodoo.
Just published (Fitteenth edition).
Th. 11i0114 'ALIVE. a familiar commentary on the above
iv..aSes. By GOSS and Co. Addressed to the Youth and
,it of both Sexes. May be had XO, Paternoster-row ;
; Ib, Princes-street, Soho ; 111, Fleet-street ;
&21 at all Booksellers. Prim: Ls.

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be YE /as. -1 ne prisonst Wall suspected of beinl concerned in MURDER OF A BOY BY HIS MOTHER!
robbing the arable house is Rosemary- ane, for which —mem—
sea sit dasßFaveßtoyr
1. Portion and Watson suffered death at the Old Bailey. (FROM VIE CARLILR JOURNAL, DEC. 7.)
Bfolpton-street, last week. •
We briefly mentioned in our last number that a it '
The prisoner was committed fir further examination.
The frilly of the Caine of Wilson alias Bacon, men• Coroner's Jury was sitting at the house of Geo. Gilker-
IT ibeg leave to an- ,-,
,0„ House Is their taxed in our paper of Saturday as hieing been brought son, innkeeper, in Caldewgate, near this city, to invest i-
gate into the cause of the death of a boy, aged 6 years,
here they continue to ap and remanded from the above office, for rob. of the name of James Hill, who died on the preceding .
Public with WAR- bing Mr. Feddou, was again brought up yesterday, , Wednesday :.
Shine and Sheets,. of and again remanded till Saturday, for the purpose wirier circumstances of a very suspicious
nature. After the Jury were sworn and had viewed the
t considerahly lower of further investigating the extent of their de- r,
other medium. They predations. In addition to the 50 duplicates found upon body, which exhibited shocking marks of ill-usage, the t .
,ney should any fault the woman, several others were found secreted in an old Coroner commenced his examination of the evidence, of
which the following statement contains the outlim•s :
f Ireland Notes token
....., teapot in a dark cupboard. The deceased was the ilegitimate son of' one Mary
punctually a,"..--- VtetoNdiata...—DilriUßßAXCe IN Tits COBOURG Tue. llilmer,upon whom strong suspicion fell of having beat. , ;
• avec —Yesterday, Mr. Barrymore, the stage manager and otherwise nisi-treated,
y-squire, Loudon t-- of the Cahouet Theatre, appeared before R. J. CRASS- the deceased in such a way :,..
Areats.
bey,ey' Dublin, .. aims, EN.. and charged Charles Stewart and his son, . as to produce his death. It appeared in evidence -.•
livery ate le keepers its Blackfriars Road, with having that the deceased bad only gone to live with his mother -'
,ought before, . seine few weeks since •, from which time, up to lite _
assaulted him, him, and armitpted to create a disturbance in
now buy the Wm."
well applied to toy the theatee. Mr. Arkinstall, who has the management Sunday preceding his death, he had received from his
i,tatatay at two raw of the theatre in theadasence of Mr. Glossop, also prefer- unnatural parent a succession of beating and ill-treat-
,vent too horrible to be described ;—that about 3 weeks
er, and °sly Toasty- inimilar chorge against him. ago, she bad kicked the deceased on the side, with her . .
rose somber of ' -7-te upwind from the statement of the (prosecutors, - ---I
Two Days, tbit the, had hired a diligence and five -appropriate foot, so violently as to caution bins to fall against a
it, and MoISDAY h - horses ot the defendant to perform in a piece called bed-post, whereby he reeeived a considerable contusion a
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on the hack part of the head ;—that tie deceased was .., J ...*•2
There. Even? Capital, " Vice la Bagatelle, or Jemmy Green in France." On very frequently heard to cry by the neighbours, and,
a, for on that Day the Saturday lie presented an enormous hill at the T .4 ? .
y from the general appearance which his face exhibited,
for the use of his horses. The treasurer refused to pay . • 11
i Shares ate sante cat it•
S. , unless special directions were given to him for the owing to bruises and blackness, no doubt could exist
that the same a ere the effects of violent blows.
i. London, and by his purpose by Mr. Barrymore ; but the latter gentleman given by the mother;—that
on Saturday, the 16th of
3apitals have already conceived the objectlon of the treasurer to be just, November, the accused having occasion to go before the
'cry. and refused to sanction the charge. The senior
Police Magistrates, she left her children in charge of one
enter' List of Capitals defendaot became quits furious at this refusal ; and con-
Elizabeth Gay, who being in the accused's house about
five minutes, desired her daughter, a child, to go into
are Money Prizes: ceivingshat be could reduce them to compliance by with-
of £l.OOO drawing the horses at a time when it was not probable
600 that they could be replaced, he accordingly took the the coal-bole, which is in a corner of the room. T! e..
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260 child immediately returned, observing that Jarn•a . .
animals away on Saturday; they were, however, but
200 (meaning the deceased) was there, on which she desired • iss
with much difficulty, replaced in time fur the performance
Drawn him to come out, which lie did, and his eyes, cheeks,
by others. The elder defendant became doubly furious
h Instant), nose, and all the other parts of the face, appeared to be i .
MI. on learning the failure of his experiment, but soon re- dreadfully mangled and bruised, and, on asking the .1--
solved upon trying another; for, when the performance
ISAPARILLA. had commenced, he went upon the stage, and insisted, ceased how the bruises were occasioned, he replied st by 4
a fall", but; at the time, showed manifest signs of fear. 1t • )
rated all the Medici- in the most abusive and insolent manner, that his Dili-
also appeared in the course of the inquiry that on the i •
Root, even to a per- Bence should not go on. He was at the time in a state Sunday morning preceding the death of the boy, the ar-
which it is prepared.— oftiotoxication, and it was soon fonnd absolutely neces-
t various causes, would ; cased had beat the deceased moat severely over the back
nary to eject bins from the theatre forcibly.
vith whom it would he Nothing and thighs, with a broomstick, of a considerable thick- •
daunted, however, he went round, and with his son went
.coetion, the Fluid Ex- news ; that she was seen to give him two blows with i.,
r into the pit ; aod jest as the passengers had got on the
1 of portability
and o' Dili • d't reved to start across the stage,
out, AO I OM p when he fell prostrate upon the ground, and, in this si-
, a most desirable modetuation, she even continued her violence, by frequently . •
icingst the two jumped over the orchestra on to the stage,
repeating the blows over the lower part of the back and •h: 1
red most beneficial are rnehed behind the scene, and the senior at once put a thighs, and that the witness saw blood trickle down his • I
soft Affections, Ems- chain round the wheel of the Diligesce and locked it,
leas, which, she bad no doubt, proceeded from a wounA
dre. arising from a die- and swore that it should not go on until he was paid.— E •
w ich the deceased received upon the left thigh. 0.0 Mr. 1.
It may be taken either A furious scuffle ensued, in the course of which the abuse
Wring it of the same Marrs, the surgeon, being called anti sworn, he said that •
oftire defendants. and the whole that passed, must have
Ile had examined the holy of the deceased, which dim-
, been audible to the audience. The defendants carried
lemists. No. -a, Chet played external marks of violence: and, understandinz
eikyieleoce so far as to strike both the prosecutors.— ,
reet• ow the Argyle that the deceased had had a violent lax, he opened the
the.iihole strength of the bonse assembled on the stage,
s Edinburgh; 33, Sack- body with a view of ascertaining how far the bow. li ~
ma' pal mediatav_aat,dar, awl carried the defendants off down to a hall below, the might be diseased so as to occasion death. That he es-
bootee at air: frd. aria latter still fightieg.with great desperation, and In the amined the bowels, liver, lunge, and the other internal
ii • a
usidstot the copfumoa the lights were put onr, an some
organs, which dill not appear to be any way affected ;-•••
Mid Bstramoillarsspao Of to performers were sorely pummelled by their own i
m. that he also examined the head, which had some dee?
frisode. The defoliants were ultimately given into CRS-
4. Nf'a - -I' ' . Oily. assures in it ; and although witness could not say, that
It .heA been circulated that the uproar had been
coy wounds upon the deceased's body would occasiom
•-• „. . lasst wobailiffe, and the story bad beentbelieved. immediaterdeath, yet he uobesitatingly deelaied it as his
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' 4Oflagsleate were held to bail. optaion, that it bad been caused by a stmeamiene of pre-
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was brought into the FORGED NOTES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. med np the evidence, making suitable comments as bus
dr, and placed before —.Ma-- proceeded ; and when he had finished, at the request of f
indlng the Magistrate's o.
,-•RGED Five Poorrn NOTES.—There is a person the Jury (after sitting upon the inquiry about sevem
ig over London Bridge cenai.* going about the town passing these notes.— hours), he adjourned the further proceedings no ti I Mots-
1Y mere lie sees apartments to let, he applies, represent- day last, at 5 o'clock in the evening, at which time the 4
at number of persons•
els scented to excite in- ing himself as having k•at arrived from the East Indies; Jury again met ; and, after hearing some
.fitit.rttleicrinee..,..;
:ally be penetrated the he proposes making a week's deposit. his friends resid dence, corroborative of the above as to the ir at
lie most extraordinary ing in the country he cannot conveniently give a refer- received by the deceased at the bands of his unnatur 11.
m were examining the ewe. He produces a five pound note, requesting mother, they returned a verdict ot "Wilful Murder,"
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pied the place of r the change, which, if be succeeds is obtaining, lie of against her.
The woman had been previously sent . a •
a ass' course is seen no more. We have seen one of his '5l. gaol, to await the termination of the inquest, and s'ie • t
tot or rather handthe
notes, which is dated August 20, 1821. He is about now stands committed by the Coroner to take her trial, • • •
. The other parts of 1
sfeet two inches high, swarthy complexion, apparently for the murder of her child, a; our next Assizes.
me of a human being of under 21t, dressed in a blue jacket, with trowsers.— —an—
ed
the 30th n •
ge. The boy seem
(Morning Paper.) HORRID MATRICtDC.—On Saturday last, i.kl
officer thought it his
OSUMI:MR, Dec.Dsc 5 —Forged one Pound Notes on timo, at alorpetli, an inquest was held before Thom is
de vagrant before the.
• the Bank of Messrs. R. E. and It. Faster, of this
lief reasons, that if theA. Reseal, Esq. Coroner for Northumberland, on view
town, are discovered to be in circulation. They may be
here would be no Douai-of the body of Jane Milburn, a woman ups aids of
this 79 r•
distinguished by the signature, and date " August 31, years of age, who resided in Alorpeth, and who on i
ful was the attraction. 1822," engraved instead of written. morning of the Thursday preceding.was found dead is
s brought to the Justice CAUTIOM.—A number of forged bills have been pre-
grounds of excuse for her own bed with her throat cut, in fact her bead al-
sented for discount, within the last week, to several
bridge. The right arm most severed from her body. Tbe deceased was a k I
bankers and tradesmen in this town. A female, calledt ~
ie without ;joint. fermi- . widow, and bad been blind upwards of thirty years;
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Susannah Thorpe, residing in a house of ill fame, in •
she had an insane son of the name of Robert, to whom
i finger !nail' This arm London Prentice Street, was brought up to our Public site gave birth after she had become blind. After a ini- 4 1 •
to which a common cob- Office, on Monday last, for examination, on a charge
iy means adapted. Thenote investigation of the circumstances attending this
founded on the above statement. She (we understand) i
rind about as an elephant horrible case, the Jury returned a verdict of Wilful •
gave up the name of the person who, with her, had
y used it in • conjuncticiaMurder against the above named Robert Milborm de-
tendered one of these hills in the shop of a respectable '
chick was crooked and ceased's only son, who has since been committed fur •
Irides:man of High Street. Her accomplice (whose 8 •
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arm terininated in two trial at the next assizes for Northumberland. The pri-
name is Owen (an engraver) has been apprehended. aod goner is by trade a shoem tker, and lived in the same • (-',
fingers. on each of which is now in cnstody. The girl was remanded.—(Birming- •-•-. *--4
'rightful and apparently room with his mother, and it appeared that the murder ' -.
ham Chronicle.)
even to thread a needle.
_.. 'is used by shoemakers in cutting leather.—The decease .I,
poor boy's deformities Commutes' Ism:cm—Last night an inquisition was i ::'$
irisliippiamd, had straggled or made resistance, as her
n the shape of a hand, Wien at the Savoy Palace. Duchy of Lancaster, Strend, ..z.
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upply the want of those before Mr. Higgs, Deputy Coroner for Westminster, upon Bands tat and bloody. She was possessed of pro- '
a When the tears started the body of the female who drowned herself in the Thatues perry basitles which 26 guineas in gold, lied about IIL
in silver'
were found in the house. Immediately after i
extraordinary substitute at Waterloo-Bridge. en Friday night.
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ty, and then he scratched Mr. Edward Laing, of 23, Clare-street. Clare-market, the deceased was found, Humphreys, the police officer at
shop-keeper. had known the deceased for lire years; her Morpeth, suspecting the prisoner to have been the mur-
uatne was Wilson; she came to his house last Friday night. derer, went in search of him, and found him in a neigh-
:tame to town from Liver- •
about five o'clock ; she appeared to be very much agitated ; hour's bowie. He immediately conveyed him to a
ss ; that his mother had she was quite sober; he prevailed upon her to take a little •..
ninediately after having gin and water, and • small bit of bread. She cried very room in the tionse of Correction, where he stripped
nd at sea ; and that his him, and found marks of hod upon different parts of
much; said she wss In great distress, and had not taken
his body, especially eon one of his arms, and firer. •...: .11
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a, attributed to the fright, any food that day; she had a great quantity of duplicates.
sly, but the death of his lie was called to speak to a gentleman is the shop; the was brunt! •cok ' his bead. The prisoner's shirt,
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veto great distress. deceased also came down, shook hands with him (witness) which was very bloody, was found concealed between the
bed d bedstead,and heafterwards confessed to have .
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learned what had taken and said " God bless you, good bye," and then hurried outan.
attended at the Justice ratite shop; had seen her about six months before ; never committed the deed to Henderson, the keeper of the a - i
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ing desolate condition of discovered any thing in her conduct which could indicate House of Correction at 51orpeth.—(Newcastle Chroa.) N ). . • .e„
t a box who carried him...:
insanity. She said her age was about 25. '
Caleb Tilt, toil-taker at Waterloo-Bridge, deposed that
left him on the bridge, The following is aliteral copy of flit commitment of
een conveyed for the per- about eight o'clock the deceased came to the toll•bar seem- a man to Newgate for bigamy :—The usual printed form
parried by a gentleman ; he tendered a shilling, and she de- - '
s declared that lib; brother aired him to take for two, inn the gentleman said " no."— which directs the keeper " safely to hold in custody"
Passed on. She inquired whether • . i
money, and had been seen lie took his change and pa has been filled up by a Hammersmith Magistrate thus—
.. William Garlick. ea the oath of Mary Garlick, of the
she could get a boat to London-Bridget Witness told her...
that the boy should be re- he did not know. Several people collected afterwards upon parish of Westbourne, in the county of hums, she being t ..
should have an opportu- the steps out to Somerset-house; lie ran down and heard his law fill wife, and having married Catherine Smith, of t
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a scream; when lie got to the bottom he heard a fainter Red Hill, on or about 12 months since, and leaving bee-
the lie-rd a splashing in the water, but could render self and child without any sustenance far upwards of
ay,William a d was
'l:rrelrmestiata"re. 12 months." Mr. Wontner hesitated very much as to
Magistrate, charged by W. Story. a waterman, about eight o'clock on Saturdayi l'
Iris right to lock op the mall on such an authority. con.
' Pace. and
,a Turnkey in morning, found the body of the deceased
floating between eluding then
i Imirstlati" before his the barges to Mr.Dupre's wharf. the wife ought to be his prisoner, as the it; .
Mr. Laing was called upon to explain why the deceased canitnitiaen.t charges
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looser was tried and con- calla at his house? He said she had been in keeping by a ore in Catherine Samith,ond starving hetself amkdiec
tins. 1615, in the name of 'enemata. •
who deputed him topay her 1001. per annum, till chid fors_ whole y_e_a.r.
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t Gentleman's pocket of a three y‘va.firs tlXsOli,
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toohekoointwmaiszniefed., and limited her to At the Rattle of 'I rotator, a Sailor, who I
preferrie hard Is- blown off b a cannon ball, coolly observed to aLi 4 . =
~ and sentenced to seven Wt. a ie- • .
hour to prostitution : the. last sum he paid her lea:about 13 truant who standing near him, in allusion s
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mouths ago. i-
Ilunt's Procession he was The brother-In-law of the deceased said he had no wish peados,. that unluckily it was only a shilling I' c .
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as committed to the House to go into family &Heirs ; she had been introduced al the that if it had been only one inch higher, it
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as a reputed thief. Last wife of her seducer into the first circles. been a eighteen penny one. While • lij (Woutrades . 1,, --, '• '
piled, sad, gs imam as he The sister-of the deceased described her to be totally oat bitiliits r r•-
was earn tog him to the Carle Pit, th a
iide tbe walls, he (Davis) or her mind for some time pest. quested his imes-sinate to look for his :an take she
rd Read, tbe officer, took Verdict—Drowned herself in a state of Insanity. silver buckle out of his shoe, ob,erving• tlll he would 'la.
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