The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-23 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN,

DIED.

On the 13th inst. at the house of her relation, Dr. Dabing-
ton. Altierninnbury, Mrs. Ann Lacy, in her B.sth year.
On Sunday. the 18th instant, after a short hut severe lll-
nos, In his Old year, Dr. Matthew Kalman, of Welt-end,
Hampstead.

SPOUTING YNI'ELLIGEN42.
ettOCESIVD COURSING MPIETING—(Suaisr.)

This Meeting was attended on Tsesday by a numerous
field of Sportsmed, and the runs afforded much sport.

111 CUP AND crit.LAn.
Mr. Theobsld'e Viper best Copt. Jones's trlt d.
M►. Uerrsson". Fly hest Mr. 11 'it'd *s-Flors.
Mektr Wild'. ?army best Mr. Aroolit's bl d.
Mr. Roe's Merplot best Mr. Adanss'srtiorn.
Mr. Crockforrt's bl. b. best Mr. Honeying n's
Mr. Jeffries's Ariel best Mr. Jones's Troth.

lIRST TIC
Mr. Jeffrles's Ariel bent Mr. nachold's Viper.
Mr. Harrison's Fly beat Mr. ereektor.l's Al b.
Mr. Roe's Mornlot heat Mr. Wild's Fanny,
In the Second Tie Adel beet Marplot, led won the Cu,
and Fly won the Collar.

.11ATCHIII. SefflitlONS EACH.
Mr. WilHarns's Pilot beat Mr. Rhodes's brd.
Capt. James's Hampton brat Mr. Child's Juno.
Mr. Tramp's br h. beat Mr. Ord's Cowslip.
Mr. Mvek's Froth beat Mr. Anson's lab is:
There wrre several other minor niatchat, *Med eloied
the day's sport.

Co2ONIRII. ISQVZSTS. —An Inquisition was held yes.
trrdsv morning before T. Stirling, Esq. at the Lock
Inn, kollieway, on the body of Thomas Rodbard, Esq.
It appeared from the evidence of Itirhard Morgan, a
coachman, residing in Holloway, That on Saturday last,
about half past three o'clock in the afternoon, the de-
ceased was in Cock Lane, riding in a one horse chaise,
alone, apparently very much Intoxicated, reeling back-
ward and forward I times, being scarcely able to
manage this horse; when, on turtling short round he
corner, he gave a reel in the chaise, and pitched °v.r
the off wheel on his head ; on bring taken up, he was
insensible • there was a violent fracture on the left skis
of the head, and blood poured from his ears.
A letter was read from Mr. Dunn, surgeon. of WM-
way, stated that the deceased died in consequeace of
apoplexy, pccasioned by a rupture of a blood vessel in ti.e
'brain, which had caused a great ell-04101 of likod, in-
duced by excessive intoxication, and a violent blow am
the head. Verdict—Death, in consrqurt.ce of an acci-
dental fall frow a chaise.

Another inquest was afterward, held at the Croon
and Anchor, Judd Place, New !toad, on the body of an
Interesting child, two years and a half old, son of
Walt. field, surgeon, of' Judd Place.
It appeared from the evidenre of Mr. Wakefield's ner-
sery maid, that on Friday morning last she had liglatvd
the fire in the nursery, and afterwards went (lowa ataiss
to get some water, leaving the deceased and his sister.
four years old, in the room, but unfortunately for :to to
put the guard up, when in her ali,tnee the deceased
child bad sat before the fire, it hich caught its han llter-
chief, and then communicated to its clothes, The chil
died the next thy. Verdict—Accidental death.

Quid e$ rerifus? ail Pilatus do-ideas.

But Pilate did :.ot stay for an a:isaistr.

Ma. EDlTOR—Permit me. through the linsita of year la.
valuable paper, to offer a few prelinsin Iry realarltis on the
%mildness arising to society from advertising Coe cure of
certain usalpdies, by a particelar descripties of melfiert
practitioners, who are frequently stigmatised with the epi-
thet •` disinterested impostors." Tnrre is a line arils:in.--
lion to be observed, which appear; elite:it to me, and I
think World do so to others, nivesleal of prejudice, that is,
were the advertising practisioner a conscientious man, un-
sullied by avarice, 'two s bearing ?rich for his motto, and
who makes eve of an advertisement as a vehleTe to bring
,[ortit the objects of indiscretion. that pine in misery, and
blush at the inottglit of their cit•e twine known to th sir fa-
mily practitioner; and those tut!:appy uhjects are brought
forth. and restored to health, swami ttley might hare b.eas
sacrificed. or left to wander their days in wretchedness.—
Au instanter of which I bee leave to anw x in a letter ad-
dressed to Dr. Eady, 3S, Dean-street, Soho. L3mlon.
`• Sist,--Wheu I hate redected upon your kindness, hu-
manity. and liberality, to me, its :ay distressed, atilicted,and
forlorn situation, when after suffering fur six months excru-
ciating tortures I cannot describe, and which had 1,41,1 alt
the medical assistance I hail applied to for relief, and when
I was hopeiess from the ineffleijny of medicine taken in 1.514
to assuage inflammation still increasing, nhich was succeed-
ed by eangretse mortification. and at lest damth staring Ins
in the face. At this period of ley disorder, I anticipated at
no great distance my dissolutio.: as inevitable, with all the
attendant horrors which death presents to the humau mind,
embittered by the lacerating reflcthn, " Maine toy foolish
self"-1 say, when I reflect on suet exertion, courtesy, end
liberality, when I had no hand to assist, no friend to consolli,
no means of support against such a malignant disorder as
the which I laboured under, and remember that to your
personal exertion, as far as human aid is concerned, I ant at
this moment indebted for the life I now enjoy. sad for the
health I am so fully in possession of, l cannot bat feel I a:u
acting segrateful to you in not publishing my ease to the
world, or speaking in a more public way of your benevo-
lence to me than I have.

" Ah, fir, conscience makes cowards of es all. But still
I have thought a plan might be devised. in which this objet,
to me so desirable, m'eht he accomplished. awl the bturtii,
not only others but to yourself he felt as ea teus:aely as
wish It; and therefore if you think rrop.i.r in any way to
mention my case, so far as to save me ell the pain refection
must produce on such a subject, 1 shall only feel.' am cloialc
part of a duty I owe you (and a small part Weed I acknow-
ledge it ts): for were l to live ages, and experience more
than I have ever done of the contcndlng circumstances or this
life, I am assured that nothing could eXitte front my tue nory,
or cheer my spirits more, thin the remembrance of a name
which can cease to be dear to me crity witk my life.
1 am, sir, yoAr's sincerely.

To Doctor Eady, 38,
Dena-st. Soho,

THE IRISH COBBLER.
" IRMO! tiTlt• cacrtnaa."
A Cobbler. in the costa, Cork, 'tie said, •
By herd industry pallid his daily bread,
Would drink his whiskey, and enjoy his joke,
Talk politics, sing inillads,hugh and smoke,
Meke brogues, heel pumps, and none, beyond dispute,
Knew better how to rcnorate a boot!
Throusgb all the parish, none like Cobbler Pat,
Repeated en old ta.e, or knew "tchnt's what,"
Tle Exciseman and the Nchocluiuster ‘ion:tl often
Sit in his bailie, the parish cares to soften :
And, notwithstanding all their teaming, said
Our honest Cobbler had a knowing head ;
For frequently the Chbbler would pro red, as—
The ancients us'd like old .le•ohinordeus,
And like this hoed Philosopher en inire
What element could best produce afire.—
Of Carbon •nd the famous Nitriatic,
Our Cobbler never knew but they I:•rre physic—
So seldom troubled his indu,trious xrall
'Bout things that often puzzle pair Jelin Bull.
Some one f rem London, rali'd a Noblemen,
Toiler than Pat's acquinintance by a elms,
And therefork grate. came into like Vll:flS;t3
To look about his roils. estatrs, and tillage,
And ono of his domestics shortly brought
His Lordship's boots t,) he repcired by Put.
Pat saw ''‘u it briltiaul ff :03S —the sun shone bright--
Pat tried to smoke, but could not find a tight ;
Then seiz'd a Boot, reflecting Warren's black,
Which lit his pipe (as Pat said) " in a crack."
This easy shining and brilliant Blacking, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in
every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, ed. 101.
12d. and 181. each. Also Pas:e Blackinz, in pot% ad. is'.
and 18d. enf.h. A shilling pot of paste is equal to (Our Is.
bottles of Lignid.
*,,,* Ask for WARREN'S Blocking.

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