The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-18 00:00:00

r. STATMAAN.

—should we not lament the strong temptations'
that mislead him, while we censure the laxity of
his morals if he dares to do wrong/
A. P. B.

(To be continued.)

IRELAND.
RIIMONMEN.
•nSCoII)IVN CON% ILTIONS.

Stephen Mstiarre, fur breaking into the dwelling-
house of Martin 11...nsielly, at night, and demanding
arms. ilAnged un the 6th of March.
Thally Hanly am! Patrick Gulf, fur causing, by threats
and men:sees, the door of the dwelling-house of Luke
Bradley to he opened at night. Hanged on "tie iblii of
March.

Thatly hasty, for breaking into and assaulting the
dwelling-house of James Coucaunon. Banged on the
sth of April.
Bryan Roche, for breaking into the dn•elling•house of
a person named John Cruise, and shooting at the said
John Cruise. To he'hatigetl on the Ist a May.
Matthew Amnion, for causing a sword to he &livered
to at • forcibly taking it away, without die consent
of the CM tier. Banged on tbe Sib of March.
Patrick (lately, Bryan Ilardirnan, Thomas 31`4.;uire,
Michael Costello. John White, John Ilullealy, Patrick
Rocliturt, anal TI as Bryan, fur demanding arms. To
be transported for teem years.
3lich. Fitzpatrick 2111 i Edmond Burns, for taking an
unlawful oath. 'ho be transported for seven yeiri.
Patrick l'iltrly, JohurCoyle, John Flanagan. l'atrick
Conlan, and Ilugh 314.N:w0w-a, fur appearing tar night,
armed, disguised, anal assuming the name of It i libounuen.
To be imprisoned two pars, (two the 1.1 of March, and
whipped three times.

POLICH.

ivizmetne-Iloess.—An elderly man, of respectable
appearance, named Lawrence Powell, was charged
with having entered the house of Mr. Deakin, Igo. 13.
Cotnhill, with the intention of waking a booty of auy
thing he should tint) convenient.
Mr. Deakiu stated, that the houses, which were let
out in 'suites of offices sad apartmeete, in the neigh-
' Lourbood of Cornbill, hail recently been plundered very
extensively by men of decent appearame, who tallied
access to them under the pretence of making inquiries,
and, on finding any of the rooms or chambers unattended,
making off with whatever was portable. A watch was
I kept up io consequence of the losses in this way which
Ihad been soft, i-d in the neighbourhood, and on Friday
tile prisoner was detected on Use third pair of stairs in
Mr. Deakin's house by a lodger, trying the several doors
with great caution. On being surprised, he said he
came to see a Mr. Atalerton, who had directed him to
I call there. He was unable to give any account of olio
this Mr. Auderton was. and his person answering the
; description of a man who had been seen lurking shout
the sante chambers ice the neighbourhood previous to
their haring been stripped, he was taken into custody,
when he was recognized by the officers, Ls a man oho
had appeared in 'sahib. nosier 'mkt% aid circumstances.
• Ile was, in spite of Isis protestations ut his respecta-
bility and his respectable connexions, collWiriril is a re-
puted thief, and ordered to heirless to Brideit ell to hard
abour.
On searching. the person of the prisoner, Dare, the
officer, found two pape.s printed II au official eliararter,
and tilled up. of oue of widen the follsoaing is a ropy :
.
" Bane of ENCLINP. the 15th of April.
From the above date the hearer hereof is eivitiesl to
the SUM of 50/. sterling, isayabie with legal hottest at
twenty-une days.
" Sill. Consolidated 3 per L',ents.
(Signeil) )4 lien. Illotannsue.
" l'he Cashier of the Bank of Engla iii."
' It it &Boost unneeessary to state, that the above, and
another. Welt was found in his possession, seri. fraud.-
"OM fabllyrtions ; as the prisonet himself confessed no
tllsels discontents being ever given at the Bank. lie had
i !earned to the Aker the mode of fraud, which was, to
Ira .1 hititsdi off to some unitary persons as a Wan
4 haviug property in the Viands, and tip obtain a loan of
Money, perhaps- one-half of their amount upon them.
Clad he succeeded, Iseewoalsi then slain himself to a
mote secure scene of operation.
The Lotto NIATOII said, that this was a soya thiiitol-p-
-lion of fraud which wes extensively praetised, and
against which the public ought to be put spun their
guard.
lITRAOttDINATIT CAM
riew-ST;''‘Y.—Yestertlay, a genteel looking young
man, shoot 17 years of age. was brought before R.
I Blame, Esq. the sitting Magistrate, • barged with steal-
ing 661. in Bank-notes and other property, under circum-
stances of uncommon aggwteation.
It appeared in evidence, that the prisoner is a profes-
sional singer, and being on his travels in the country,
he arrived in tilosteester about three weeks ago in a
state of the greatest pecuniary distress, and stopped
there in the hope of finding a Mr. Martin, a respectable
traveller for a ssicreantite honk., who had formerly been
very kind to him. It happened that Mr. Martiu was
absent, and Mr. Ueoroe Dutf, a tradesman of :melt re-
' spev:ability in the city of Gloucester, hearing of the for-
' lons situation of the prisoner, and being a native of the
• same country (Scotland) to which he belonged, scut fur
him and gave hint a dinner. Ile also gave him 4 sum of
money, and by representing his case to several friends.
• procured sufficient to snppnrt him until the arrival of
Martin, which was daily expected. In addition to
this, Mr. untr took the prisoner home to his own house,
accommodated him with lodging and great part of his
hoard. Sir. Martin not arriving so soon as was ima-
gined, the prisoner continued with Mr. Duffuntil Friday
morning, when he suddenly decamped very early, after
having broken urn a desk in the counting-house, and
plundered it of a pocket-book, containing 66/. in Bank-
notes, some jewellery, and other valuable property. Mr.
Duff pursued him to London, where hr was apprekended.
'lbe prisoner made no answer to the charge, awl was
fully committed.

4CCIDENIS zIND urrENcEs.

Yesterday morning, about one o'ckwk, an alarm of
fire was raised in consequence of the games issuing from
the second floor of the house of Mr..lohnson, No. re:
Ogle-court, near Fitzroy-square. Shortly afterwards,
several engines arrived on the spot, and, through the se-
Airily of the tiruutt. the flames wore soon eirthrothilied,
butt not before the upper part a the house, together with
the furniture, were compktely destroyed. Luring the
interval of the fire, a report was in circulation that an
elderly woman, :timed Mathews. had perished is the
1 dames, and on searching elw wanfousti in the second
Moor apartment, driadfallv burned, but symptoms of life
being still remAining, she was conveyed to 3liddlesex
Hospital, where she died yesterday matting. The above
unfortunate w ttttt an was addicted to drinking, and on
Sunday evening returning home in a state of inebria•
tion, her clothes caught while sitting at the fire, which
was the cause of the house catching Ere, and of her on a
death.
ILA anima Aectnestr.—Stindav morning, about five
o'clock, the neighbourhood of the London Hospital,
, Whitechapel, were dreadfully terrified ; their houses
shook to the foundation, the.glass in their windows was
broken, their furniture tossed about, and themselves
thrown out of their bids, and this accompanied by a tre-
mendous explosion. All was consternation. supposing
it proceeded from the shock of an earthquake ; the in-
habitants ran nearly naked into the streets unmindful
of their property, and only anxious to save their Urea.
Their fears, however, abated, on learning that it Wan
vastvd by something of a combustible nature having es-
plotted in the oil and colour shop of Mr. 11011hron, op-
posite the London Hospital, in Otits, fortunately, me
1 person resided. The house was completely Worst frame
the foundation; part of the timber of the roof. g,
bricks and tiles, wore carried as far as the Lo Ilos-
p pital, on the opposite side of the street. The a sing

,ptcrlopier,itwaa:es.
The shock was vs
1 keno,
iseejettoredilled, elltbitMitt.wia'islienyee, necessary sapr'ryigtob
' ?Ai ti it_........_170,116P0LY.
Ain eilltilit and Sigh', respectable liteetlitg of the great part of die party wall fell is ell the few, a it' goil
inhabitant householders ei the parishes of Mary-le-boor. In which there acre tl.ree or four children, he who
St. George's, mid St. James's, was held yesterday at leekile escaped without shy injnry.
Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. James's-square. At one great dart Ilt. and Mrs. !alley were thrown eat of had,
o'clock, Preemaatle, Esii. M.P. took the Chair, and the fornitiire was almost all Shattered ky his
supported by Sir H. C. Engleheld, Bart., Mr. Wilmot, tossed about the house. We are happy, however. to 6stii
M.P. for Newcastle J. C. Hobliouse, Ks+ M.P., and that no lives were lost. Jr. Flollistell locked ep hi
other emir:rot henthemen. The present Meeting was shop about eilsirierotiemnron'sicsrlitotclek
tooinras.Sicale;tirailtrilaureifinrsoisiagchse,wiit aketadea...wwerent4
,ealle.l by the Anti-3lonopoly Water Association, for tie to his house in lied Lion-street, Whiferhapst, where it:
purpose of considering the best means of resisting die
trheseidearseideinti
attempts of the West Middlesex Water Company.
A series of resolutions were unanimously agreed to, only five pounds of gunpowder on the :,remises. ma this
,utcotnhbeinsltnrgapeisfenti it.
expressive of the Association's determination of pro- was secured from fire. After the explosioa, 'avast,' 00.
curing redress either by legal proceeding or by Perlis- gines arrived, but no fire was to be seen. bengal....
wont. A Committee of dl Gentlemen were formed with of glass, and articles of glass and earthenware is
power to appoint necessary officers. and for managing neighbouring houses, were broken by the shnek.
the subscription., which are very liberal. Yesterday morning, as Major-lieneral Bolton, of W
Thanks were afterwards voted to Mr. Weale and to besk.steest, was leaving t„„ in his tratollieg el.
the Chairman, who, in returning thanks, promised his
fastenedsome vilalaii.onsrtmenarnletaeavouuarnerdl
frank,
utmost support to the Meeting.nkc
was entered into, and dm MeetingAthleihneradaliosuut
jhuiption
I luable silver, plate, and other property, to a es-
Plat
i amount, with which they made their escape.
DA NI so Romer it v.—Su ndav evening, about leech*
as Mr. Joseph Temperton, of Illaekwall, shipwright.
was going along the Commercial-road, on 11 i4ltgho p" y
when near Linn-house Church, he was attacked-1 (use
fellows armed with large bledereon., who, tier hawk.
ing bini down and beating hint in a most cruel assaaer
robbed him of hit watch and some silver, and eficesti
their escape.

Nue est viten* sed Talent vita.— \ha L.
'• Life is only Life, when blest wit'. lloaltli."
THE finest system Er'
due bounds. nod t
strained and inotboritina
barrierswhich Reifglon e
etorli, but net aniitliiinte
deuce. bust caie Anted to
Eery disorganization
medical knowledge W ref
muted then processional
of the envious andi:tterested)
mem of those complaints
ebullition of the passions
strength of a nation cowsists
it is melancholy to reflect
ranee of unfeeling
possible. Its further re:
the result of oar own experience.
Debility. The ununry liennt
at *shoot, before rennin h-r
will, In contemplaties
bit. of enlivening sense:
pliant:id state of esisaash
Intense

gra/ climes, sad man)
WIC nii-ioas system; is
sureties of re-aninsatiou,
swered the ranruine hopes
That bane to lumen hni
be treated fearlessly ; the
'Hiving divested its antidot
that so long rendered its
We best explain our we
bouring ender this main
(paired for the removal of
Telerate case sill yield'
that in a person a hu of
ease may be prevented .
remark applies to man% ,
live system, as weakness,
tyres, obstinate eases of w,
the use of caustic ur stimulant
gel to the softer sex have
mildness. cotabiaed with
usually adopted. In floe,
'not-Retie, and eminently successful.
Educated is this our nathe city, schooled frost paw
atonal attainment by its splendid Nletlical chersclees, tpi
holing been able, personslly, to elf pare with edu
the Rritish surgical practice' with the Continental. air re-
tensions to sipariurity (in a branch we have selected) are
matured by experience, which is cstcrl'd by lb* dani
cations we receive. even from distant ',anti-les.
0024$ end Cn. NI. It. C. Surgeons.
11. Roaverie-street, Fleet-street. Ineden.
•.• Fur the general aceommodativm. a. do not Until our-
selves to stated periods of practice, I.ut ma) be coossited
at all reasonatlie hoari.—eutinto P • ds en requested to
describe minutely their symptoms, &c. when Mndieiant
Advice, will be immediately forwarded to an) part of Sr
Kingdoei.—A Dank note is expected to scecwergl6!..
case. •
Just published (Tenth Edition),
TEE EGIS of LIFE; • familiar estumentary
stove Diseases.-11) Clues and Co. Addressed to
sod Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at ltd.
noster-row ; 00, Pall
p-Z; Liarrard-streat; 1/4, Flilb
street ; and of R ern, Price ,is.

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Os Saturday, the 13tH Mast., the lady of
Req.. •f • son,
its Monday, the lath twit., Lady Jane Peel,fif Ns.
eOn /.1M lathiest., Mn.s J. W. lanes, el Rem'
of a pos.

MARRIED.
On Saturday last, at Pslmiwiti.. Gloweestershfra. ?mow
Jefery Ilumpstead. Esq. R. A... 4 Queen's College. Osise.•
to kaos‘. wood daughter of the Iste Roger Smith, Esq.
of Manor-House, Walrotth.
At Man-le-bone etnisrh. Charles Rtrath. Esq.. of Upper
Martel -street, to Emma Louisa, daughter of Josias Strawy.
Esq., of Harley-piste.
DIED.
Yesterday morning. at Hampstead, Hsnottbegalloll6•'
denititter of Thomas Ftiorel Roston, .r
On Monday night. in Alutagu-plac-, Mont
infant daughter of Wm. !Urgent, E 44.
On the IPh inst., at his house In I. 1 •
Yksroy-square, Mr. Abraham Dry, in the ditb met •
On the lath Inst., at her house in South Am
Mrs. Susanna Long, in the 103.1 year of het 140.

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COAL MARILET, APRIL IT. •
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trawls
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e$ St. Ckeneat's Chard: : wher.. all Co •' et.
dors. setd Ailiertbelients are rayileitail la ba adtreelial•

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Great apprehensions hate been entertained for
many years, that our navy would want a laPPlv of
timber; but then; is no fear of that circa/114d er
occurring:, as we now obtain immetbe supplies
from various parts of the world. l'his yard has
lately received a vast quantity from the shores of
the Adriatic, from Asia, Africa, &c. The timber
from Dalmatia is very rod, easily worked, sad y
useful, where pieces of a large scantling are re.
quired. That from AfPica is very tine. AP'i scarcely
inferior to llntialt oak. There is little ex!eose at-
tached to the procuring of it, except that of tatting
down and the carriage; but the heal of the climate
has caused the loss of several men empli.yed in /he
service.—(Plyinoeth Chronicle.)

I

em of Ethics is v.) c,mitins
d than lo morels,* the Pa aioas ; gyp.
!lino thr) isapteuo taffy ,!,:sttoy thee
on and Morality have made sacred; te
ate them, 'meets the di..
to limit Visit. ellen ...weave.
ion of the human (mine regains ged
remedy, and the public veriaen:t c,
'sal men (diaregarLiing die
remittal) ;lei ore their startles tothatnag-
iota gemerated liy imprbdensof sad dim
ions at an ettguarded mom*. "Tim
Ambits In the health of the pee* bet
'Heel ea the doily saeribea Oa Itsblpe•
pyud Sat, and to counteract,
11:41
stages. we offer to authoring
experience. in the wises dlse•sieit
Int of solitary sire (early aegalrmil
in hat welerted her light over theitttta
his powerless axle, Morose suet
te.i.)11,.. in know i .g that the most cona-
:stion way be routed intu mealy enemy.
lorate aantety—loag residence la Ilso•
other elutses. P.; frequeelly tiessige
le the eases we mon bold eetinlign
on, by reinedies vildrii MU ilk*
open of Patients of I:4th Sexes.
t hnppindas, Lute Vesaar.s. hall
the Improved state of medical edam
altlote of those ilistresaioz
its exhibition aneertain
method by observing to Padget
mini:). that a fee days le.
I of early symptoms ; theg
Sit tl
to our remeoks widths'
.ely.suspeets himself Itija
altogether frvitit appead
sty. other derangements
less,
of which are daily re
timulaistr. Some peed('
ve not ramped our attends.; Ilk!
Ith eileaey, hare sapersabdtha edam
Inc., our system is uni.pie, paollety
illy sueentsfat.