The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-25 00:00:00

RECOR DER'S It EPORT.

Yesterday. the Common Serjeant (the Recorder !oil.
ladispowo made a Report to his Majesty of the fol!i;
log prisoners in Mew gate, capitally convicted is
camber and January Sessions last, etc:—
Henry Peers, for sacrilege; James Toaddas, tot
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Highway robbery ; Walter Ellis, for a like alince
Joseph Still awl Joseph Bush, for sheep stealing; Nil:
Bans Tapper, Richard Hudson, James Davis, and
limn Connor, for stealing in a dwelling-hone: rabratt
Voso, l)rtinis Keaton, George Dawson. :w mania
Lucas, for uttering forged Bank-notes; Jamtp Maim
IVilliant !lowan!, Mary Campbell, Elizaheth Sou:th,aad
Hannah Barker, for a robbery in a duellisz.homt.
Robert Miles, Bat. PI•WWs, Henry 'fawn, Itmi q.« 4:
fall, John Smith, Wi Moore, Bokert Tuner, x.,a
James Mullion, for burglaries; Itatid (loan aid pry„
Rainer, for horse stealing • John On en. for rebirth,
from transportation ; 11 illiani Frith, for bsrplatt'
Henry Doran awl t liarles Miles, for a like (M.N.;
William Saul and Sarah Wicks, for tittering form,
Bank-notes; .101 in bonier, for a hi gh•tay
John Ridley, TI s Ward, and Rich inl l!raflier,
like offences; John Jones and John Poole,
bre.tking: Braille:rove and li:chartl f.,„
stealing bullocks; and Charles Robinson.
st..aling, wizen _ _ _

1! ilii.un Connor, Edward `moose,
ham Frith, Thotras Bratiogroi l'orr Raithef, p.m
ortirretl :or exevution on Wednesday next.
Henry Wicks and William Paley were n,O reporaL

An American Paper of the 25th rebritark.tlyes
the following extract of a letter from Carom
dated the sth of February, by the schootier l'qx:—
N The tiovervior-General of I Jr.tec:is li.ts this moots-
arrived here from lagoira, in at, open boat, wr
conjecture the cause of his arri
" IMPORTANT TO SHIPPINU s i
this morning, that the Underwriters of this tits. ('t
York) have come to a determination, in rons-qpence.:
the iiiii nrrous losses on our coast, nut to were sae ws.
owls, commanded by masters who mar hereafter lae
strand a vessel, useless he ran prove heyond dot tst
such loss was not occasioned by ignortnce.-
Yesterday meriting a dreadful accident Inward is
some gravel-pits ne,r Paddington, which proved fatal
to our poor man, named William Ohlhant,saad
several others. Mr. James Carr, of Phillipolwiliasgs.
Somers-town, employ/41 the deceased and *trend adier
men to dig the gravel out of some pits in Liss's-rote
Snrscrv, and yesterday morning they contiernr4thrir
work. Stone of the meat were digging, and others Cr.
sifting, when the earth gave way. and berisi the wbok
of the men ;13.1a it. Mr. ('are lead a narrowest:ape:
hr was at:lotting on the part that gave ways thiment
prior to its falling in. lie
anee, and succeeded in getting some of these mt. th
,ligring after the others, they were upwards of hatt sa
hour liefore they reached them. One named Sattio.
molts, and another named George Devon, sett takes
on: I:1 a girradrul condition; the one had his thigh
hi ',kr!). and the oilier was shockingly bruised. The
decease.l was dug out quite dead.

Non eat there and valere ita.—M ‘llll L.
" Life is only fife, when blest with Health."

THE Guest s3btern of Ethics is to con4ne wilEis
due hounds, and thus to regulate the Pas,ionv; nan•
...rained and insu,surilinate, they iiitpettionsl decvy those
harriers which Religion and 31uraii4 hate wade ~aped: t..
curb, but not annihilate them, appears the lesson of prr-
dence, best calrulated to limit their effervescence.

I EA pry disorganisation of the human true cer..,res pest
medical knowledge to remedy, and the public we'neris pre-
more) when professional men (disregerditig the seggestiass
of the ens kits and interested) devote tbelr studies to :le OUP
mem of those complaints generated by asdne
I ebullition of the passions at an ungoivirded frourent. “Ths
' strength of a union consists in the health of the r.'nple:" kit
it is nielaneholy to reltert on the daily sacridee to the igais-
ranee of unteeling euipy ricism, and to counteract. as fuss
possible its further ravages, we offer to suffer* ha
the result of our own experienee, in the various diseases of
Debility. The unwary victim of solitary vice (early amplifel
at sehool, before reason has asserted her right our donned
will, in contemplating his powerless state. become sour
hle of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most cow
plicated state of exhaustion may be roused into maiden's's.
Intense study—immoderate anxiety—long re.ideoec La U• •
pied climes, sod many other causes, will frequently brew
the nersoits system; is such cases we ran hold ost ass.
sUrallre of re-animation• by remedies which hair Imig u-
se-ere(' the sanguine hopes of Patients of bot'i Sexes.
That bane to human happiness. Lens VENFIE.I. no sow
he treated fearlessly ; the improved state of medical adore
having ditssted Its antidote of those distressing
that so long rendered Its exhibition uncertain and 07Z
We best explain our method by observine to Patients la-
bouring under this malady, that a few dais only are s-
quires, for the removal of early symptoms; that the most
etentte case will skid to our retur:lfes within a mouth, sail
tbet in a person islio only suspects himself iinored. the dis-
ease may he prevented altogether from appearing:—a similar
remark applies to many other derangements of the genera-
tive system, as weakness, alceratioas Lc. especially ddr-
tures. obstinate cases of which are daily removed whine
the use of caustic or stimulants. Some peenliarities intake-
tal to the softer sex have not escaped our attention; iselift
mildness. combined with efficacy, have superseded the mesas
usually adopted. In fine, out system is swipe, psesdiniy
energetic. and eminently suecessful.
Educated in this our 'lathe city. schooled In see pelt-
atonal attainment by its splendid Medical e:israetirs, sad
hating been able. personally, to compare with seabeds+
the British surgical prsetiee with the Continental, ape
tensions to superiority (in a branch se have seladed)r
matured by experience, which is evinced by the daily op&
cations we receive, even from distant countries.
00ti&I and Co. M. R. C. Besplea
IS. Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Loutiiin.
••• Poe the general teenninsodation, we do tint
M'-
selves to stated periods of practice. het may be eeseebrl
at all reasonable hours.—Country' Patients ars •equefAVl
describe minutely their symptoms, wise Aledieissa.ll4
Advice, will be immediately forwarded to any part 'rill...
kingdom.—.k Bank note is expected to accompeay
t.
case.
Just published (Tenth
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and Maturity of both fliezee. May be had at 110.
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BIRTHS.
Oa Thursday last, Mn. H. Turner, of Perry-stud.
ford-aquare, of a daughter.
Os Wedseeda) last, at Callogia-plaee. Mrs. Howl
Ifr
utaeott, of a slaughter.

MARRIED.
On Wednesday last, at Hearne ritorelt. Keel. t
comb. Kee. of Wabbasnottser. to Catherine gliseloa. doc)
daughter of the Rev. J. Wood. of

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On Mosey last, at Epsom, Ma doer ett;
Mr. J. lllMtleer (formerly of Holborn), and
"'smelt, of the Theatre-Royil, Coverlyterdne.
On Tionetty last. at Lonebatb. it the imbrap.
attar • geisha Maws. Weaves" Davies, Hoc
diastole, Middlesex.

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