The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-20 00:00:00

POLWE.

GuILIDWALL.--- Yesterday I Mr. &Dee, Pawn.
broker, in tent Cross.street, appeared to a mini.
mons taken out against him by a Gentleman who
ktol Nand in his possession a gold repeater; his
property, which had been stuleo out of a coach
on its way to town.
Mr. Reeves stated, that the watch, or more
properly the case, for it was only half a *arch,
and had not even the appearance of haring
ment, when it came into his possession, was Fur.
chased by his apprentice, in his shop, in open
market, and a fair price paid for it, according to
its supposed value, being that of Old gold.
Thu Worthy Alderman pointed out in forcible
terms, the impropri .ty of persons who were pawn.
broker., and at the same time kept open market
in their shop, perch 'sing from strangers, of a hum
they knew nothing. P•wobrolers were in a ra.
riety of instances the means of detecting (lief—,
but, if this practice were to get into general use,
II facility would he lent to the commission of etery
species of fraud and rubbery. He we. sati+ti.ll
the respectable young man »ho hit b..ccirec pur.
chaser of the property in question, fel sorr in at
having been incautiously brought into such a si.
tuation.

Mr. !terve' concurred in this sentiile it. He
was perfectly willing to res•ore the eateh,
the owner valued at 121. for the sum he ha I ,mid
fur its case as old g Id, Icing one Owls and a
half; and as also ready to lend ho,:t (very assist-
ance in discovering the twrsoe who had committed
the theft.--This proved perfectly satisfactory.
A boy, of the name of Ryder, apprentice to 4
bookbinder, s as charged with stealing a qa in•ity
of bound books, the property of Mr. Edwards,
bookseller, in Ave Maria.lase. The Proaxutor
found on the boy, in a bag which he carried for
books in sheets, several bound books, which he
knew to he his own property. On carrying him
to the Cumpter, the buy confessed having stolen s
great quantity of other books, at different times,
and described the place where he had disposed of
them. Cartwright, one of the Marshalmen,
cordingly examined the boost of an out Win aid rag
merchant, in Shoreditch, when., under a quantity
of rags, were found concealed a var ety of Hi.
bles, Prayer Books, &c. the prupor.y of the
Prosecutor, amounting in value to upu r s of 51.
for which the boy had not even received a currc.
spunding number of shillings.
The boy had a good character from his master,
and was carried to Worship-street Office, where
the receivers were tinder examination, with a re-
commendation rr•on the Worthy Al lean in (Ar.
anis), that, if possinie, the boy shoal tie ha.
inanely dealt by, and that the crime should be vi..
sited with severity on the receivers, who had ob.
viotisly seduced him into the path of its q lity.

_...T.

MAsstott-tionsa.—Yesi •rilay a man of the
name of 'Valiant was fully committed for his!,
for picking the pocket of a itch S.....Captaitiv
in the Minories, of a pocket..buuk, containing
the papers of his ship.

CHAIM OF IMAM*.
Bow-Seaelcv. Bears Wetterinan was ex.
*mined on a. char!, of •felonioosly Intermar.
rprift with Elosbeth lt.,dman, his former wife,
Janisett, bi in.; then alive. Toe Prosetutrix, who
*in very decent vomit wuntat, had boeo in the
service of Mr. John ..n, late of Bow-street, Cu.
vent.gartlen, fur several years. where s.te hail ac.
cumulated a small sum of money, when Inc be-
came acqu. I *tad with the Prisoner, who passed
for &single man, and who, immediately after oar.
vying her, plundered her of her hard earnings,
and thert left her to the mortifying discovery of his
having a former wife living.
The Prisoner's tint marriage being proved, and
that his wife was Yllve le the tine the second
took place, he was fully committed for trial.
HATTO -GA RDi !IN--Yesterday Martha Mg Car.
ney was charged by William Murphy. gardener,
belonging to the :Middlesex, 110,pital, with steal.
ing a silver watch out of his room on Monday
last; he knew her by bm.ing A patient iii the Hos-
pital. Hearing of an enquiry being ma'e After
her, she was coming to the office to deliver the
watch, when she was secured by out of the Offi-
cers. As Mr. Murphy persevered in the charge,
she was fully committed for trial.

MATRLAIONY.
Ir is much to be regretted, but indisputably
certain, that sunny person; of bath sere, are deterred
tiouxentering into the married state'
i by lafirmitic., wbictl
delicacy forbids them to disclose nail these are ant a few,
who, toeing already flurried. are readered miserable. for
anus of those leader: pledges of mutual love. oicarut a airh„
happityris io obi. state kat least, very precarimi.. It has
bees ascertained beyond doubt, beat tisese circamstaores :tee
occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or we:times:l in
either se;; and it is equally certain, that the genuine
ARONIArIC LOLENOES OF StEEI.
doh the best, if nut the nail) leased, for this species of
lily. NVlten taken into the tomar3 they him (befell/dif-
fuse tNensolves, like a vapour, throor:h every p peotlucing
erects. at on delightfu , salutary, and peronismo'. When
the vpark of life begins to grow dint, the cirenbuitiss languid,
and tae faculties paralysed, thew Lone. ars are faro! to give
Woe to the nerves, exhilarate the afloat"' spirits, invigwrale
the body. and re animate the whole mart. W..en aversion to
exercise,
_bw• cr depravity of ppetite. and pallid counte-
nance, Indicate rprrodiehl:ie c7Tionptioo...tiw delicate fe-
male will be ptescivedoil.d testared to health and
by the besign. inrvence of iis ,nestictoo. When the dela-
sitar of imsetaiotion, nr t., • force of hod es.imple, mire
tempted-env:gelled itio:h into tae dangerms lab)riaths of
secret seammdity. dehilitittect mi. body, or I•opaired lit, at.-
derstsunliog, these L. arose. w.tt pentret him Rem linger-
ing disease. toe hoormitles of premature old age. nod a
wretched di.sututlou. Wiset.,b) luxurious h.f..quets. copious
libations, Paphmu !IMAM. ast raidaiAlit resell, Vie snow
and daughters of dissipation have brought hip themselves
&bitty, relaxation, lan ectl ty, and a lona try of farrow
COM plaint% these L aergel will et-48r.. health ;hi
health to
toe debilit.sted fmne, and carerfulutis and Animation to the
mita.
THE AROMATIC LOZOICIF. OF STEEL are pre-
pared and sold by the lisy-titor. Dr. Semite. J. Imagale-hill;
aim. by Appointment, sold at Cheat's, *h. Osfiord—treet.
near Dean-street; Alien, ;ti. Oxford-areal. ',pirate the
pelioaeosss Christi, corner of stpring :;irdrt. ; l'..lllSs, J 49,
Stroud, wit the Lyceums noidno. 42. (s whits Bolton.
Ito
.01 garb mei Stabb-, 'id. hrripsade • Ambridge, 'es.
pierafullrt Ware. 5h4. Haliiom; and yi.h..re else in Loo-
don. ?rice 7s. per‘liax. Dsty in lusted.
At the abase plates 'nay also be had. Or. SeMtle'S Treat iie
on Innate Complaints, Pia, c rid. sahu sk which should
he reed by every married anowin.

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