The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

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i,sistro„, 'lwo or three persooomere —"nun%
to -his character; bdt. they appeared to -
little that Was tititionahlii tdilin: kied sill
Mr. Jolliet IjUltliOiltill suarateri op the
with much Minuteness awl Periplbilty, and
•Oftier's short consultettotr prilhosoCed forironer Guilty.—The Geared Judge obsarregs,
' Priamper, that he hid to.en round corny of orear,_
realest arlmes that could be committed by 114
ceoe Oat a hoiribith one, for he had 44,04 intl.
low creature with whoa* hit cohabited, lea am!
much ib be feared that be was leo familiar wisOlk.
mode by which this interline's. 0•0500 Ciao ' ..
death. God forbid that lie should heel, et.
b.!ore. H. begged him to look narrowly to the%
spore hi would hereto live, as he would cont%
eakited on Monday, and he Weald tipple's' •
retornisber, that his death inlaid not clear his a.m.
liorrafter. He (the (darnel Judge) therefale leau-711
-diet es quitting this place, he would fall sit
keen; that be would riot lose a single momeat, C.
by prayer and supplication Is a merciful God, 'oh
deeroor to obtain forgiveness. His Lordship
passed sentence on him in the usual way, mic'Z
.dared that his body should bennatoinitoti. thek
goner received the verdict and sentence witbeijk
paretit indifference, and on quitting the doct,V.-,
tiered himself as innocent of the crime impatagss
kilo, as be stas when he was born. . .
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POLICE. •
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A ArtoNeisAatitit......Y esterday R. Gray, mil
of the Chertsey stage, was fined 201. for carryiect :
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passengers more than allowed by Act of Parliameat.... I
be Antony, driver of • Brentford stage, was litc
401. for two offences of a like nature —G. Mat%
driver of another Brentford stage, 401. for like
fences.—And J. Pettigall, owner and driver de
Woodford coach9 was fined 101. for carrying oil
ele!side passenger more than the Act permits. %
above informations were brought forward in a lase '
praise;!orthy manner by Mr. Hanson, a Magirrak
who was himself the principal witness, in order,,il
possible, to put a stop to the dreadful accidents tls
ciaspequence of overloading coaches.
MARLBOROUGH•sTRRET.—J. Bond was C
with obtaining of J.. Jay, a countryman, 101. '
fraud. The Prisoner is the man who escaped
lhople, of Tothill fields, when bing Conveyed i
prison.—The Prisoner represented himself as
der, sod showed the Prosecutor a bargain,t
t ~.;:, errdE
lh manufacture.choice
if is goods,FrenchhOthers
hotthey
of
fiber's companions spoke highly of the berg.
Prosecutor paid 191. for, but which turned out
worth only 41. 101.—The Prisoner bad gitea "
j ties of bill, which was accepted.

CORONER'S INQUEST.
Monda,y 'Remise an Inquiet was held fat the Jew'
T , R-mrent" s Park, before 'I r.Sintatirc, Coroner f
diesel, on the body of Mr. W. Hall, who had et t
hoer on Sunday morning been taken oat of the Regent"
It appeared free the Sestina toy of Mr. llowei, who
bathe with One or two others, that the) discovered the a
nate person floating, and took him out of the water; by 1
documents in his possessina be was proved to bells g to di
tire; a me al watch awl several traits( articles were foe
him, Mr. Henry Howard, his semi/• in the depormet
tilled in the I. 'cruse, attended, Lid gave him as excellent •
raeter ; hie nocle, a MIMI revecuable Gentlessao. slim bore tes•
'moil to the ,semplary minden of the ustfortonote not% met.
No cirrireonettanee brute elicited that coold guide the Jery
to how be came into she water, they, issuer the directiaa of tbs
Coroner, recorded their verdict—Foosd Drowsed.

DIED.
Very soddenly, is Spital.ields, no thetOth fait. Mr. Firm!
Bartell, cop per-pl .ie esigr.tvert_ated 51. w• 9 a w..nhy ;Mira.her to the Swim of I ondou Uuile,.e You° s. for some years.
On the Fri.iy fol:owi g remains were in.erred at Whi,e.
chapel Church, as usual, for a dece sed Brother Member...
The Socie,y met the •amt• evening. at the above Church; the
bells being deeply mulled on 'l;4 melancholy occasion. cads
most bol,nso saourai• Rpe I was performed, as a tribute al rat
sped to departed worth.
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Oa tte 24ih inst.. at Argyll-Neese, Lads Carellse Calla.
rine Gordon, second dau,lner of the Earl of Atwitter*, midst
Catharine Elizabeth, late Countess of Aberdeen.
Lately, at hi• house is Manor-street, Chelsea, William Jones,
Eq., in his s3d year.

On the 23d lost , at Brynker, Carnarronshire, in the 1011
year of hi• age, of osier in the head, Joseph. the ad, ad
J..septs Fluddart, F.sq., of that place, and of Houk

Non eat vivere sed videre vita.—M aSU A li.
t i4l Ljte is only Life, w ben blest with Health."
rrE finest System of Ethics is to confine aritbill
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Patinas; eh*
strainechuid insubordinate they impetuously destroy those beim
tiers which Religion and Morality have made sacred; to rob
but not annihilate them appears the hams of prudence, bed
calculated to limit their effervescence.
Every disorguoi Saban of the butane frame regaires great me.
dkal knowledge to remedy, and the pablic welfare is promoted
*heo professional men (disregarding the suggestions of the assts
winos and interested) devote their studies to the treatiseettlf
those complaints generated by imprudewee, and the ebullition
of the passiems at an uogatirded amearlll. " The strength of a
nation comists in the health of the People l" bet, it is melt
choly to reflect on the dolly sacrifice to the igeorance of toiled..
ing empyricism, and to couolernet, as far as possible, its further
savages, we offer to sneering humanity, the result of our 00
experienee in the various diseases of Debility. The homey
victim of solitary vice (early acquired at school, before remise
has asiened her right over the mind), will, in coateinplatisg
his posse stet*,
become susceptible nfeeliveniug sensatieue,
in knowi at tke must complicated state of exhale:Mao may
Ise roused Ma nia-nly energy. —lntense Made--immoderate ass•
iety—lung residence in tropical Climes. and many other causes,
wtllfrequently derange. she Nervous Systems in such cam 9,4
eon hold out an assurance of re-animation, by renew ies which
have long answered the sanguine hopes elf Patieeth of both Sens,
Thai bone to human happiness LU ES YEN Ell EA, ran only
be treated fearlessly, the improved Mate of Medical Seine*
having divested its antidote of those distressing properties that
so long r‘ndered its exhibition uncertain and iis4,6lilli.S. We
be.t explain oar method by observing to Patient.; blowing for
der ibis malady, that a few days only are required for the le'
moral of earl; symptoms ; that lb* most inveterate ease Will
yield to our remedies within a ainath, and that is a person who
only suspects himself injured. the disease sassy be prevented ad
together from appearing ;—a similar remark applies a mime
no her derangements of the generative s) meas. as weakness, la'
cerations, &c. especially strictures, obstinate eases of which ant
daily removed without the use of eite,tic or mintulliats. Soma
peculiarities incidsatal to the softer sea have not escaped oar
attention; in which mildness, combined with 'Meaty, hos A*
peorded she means ma illy adopted. In fine, our s3stes it
unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently succereful.
For the general accommodation we do sot limit oar
selves le stated periods of practice, but may be ete.sulted at ell
thasoimble hours.—Connory Patients are regressed to describe
minutely their symptoms, de. when Medkises, with advice,
will be immediately forwlirded to 'Ay pun of the Kiegdom.-•
A bank-note is expected to accompany the case.
JOSS published,
THE LOIS OF LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the.
above Disea.es. tiv 6059 and Ca. May be bad at 90, Pater-
noster-row ; 174, PkeNstreet ; and at ail Bookseller., pi kesl6
D 059 and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons.
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