The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

TIM RI:40 V. NOSICAN AND StANILEY.

This was on indictment against the Def►edants foe
on a,.ault on ►lr. Derby. The case was tried before
Lord ►ltenborough, sod tin Jury returned a verdict
of Gushy.
Mr. Jessie► Bo Tsar, is delivering th• stentessed of
lb. Court, sold, that the only »beers called en the
seial bad deposed, that be did not know whether
Darby, at she time of the assault, was drank or not.
If do Court hid seen that the Pro►eeator was per.
foxily free from blame, they wntilsl hive treated this
outer in a very different way ; hot, ender the dr-
euvistances now before thews, the, .warded that the
Defendants should pa) a fine of 6s. Sd. each, sod be
discharged.

Flee.—List Tuesday eight. about 12 o'clock. 11111
alarming fire broke out in the shop of Mr. rot tread,
oil and coloor.man, llack.lane, St. George's-in-the
East, whirl) at one period threatened destruction to
the adjoining bosses. It was first discovered in the
cellar under the shop where they prepare their co-
leers. After destroying the premises behind the
dwelling-hens', together with the stock in trade.
further destruction by the Are was stopt by the ar-
rival of engines, and a good supply of wooer. We
are happy to beer no lives were lost. it is mid to
have originated by +some person going into the cellar
with a candle, and by accident communicated to
some turpentine.
110111RIOLI PIIIKONLVA !--Gricvmotow.---Oe the
4th of November last, various galvanic esporimeete
were merle on the body of the murderer Gipleads,
by Dr. Ore of Glasgow, with a voltaic battery of
270 pairs of 4.inch plates. The resells were truly
appalling. On moving the rod from the hip to the
heel, the knee being previessly bent, the leg was
thrown eel with such violence as pearly to overturn
one of the assisunts, who in vain attempted to pie.
vent its estension! In the second esperiment, the
rod was applied to the plirenic nerve in the neck,
when laborious breathing instantly commenced ;
the chest heaved and fell; the belly was pro-
truded anti collets's& with the relaxing and re-
tiring diaphragm ; sad it is thought, that bet
from the complete enmities of the blood, pal.
sation might km occurred I la the third experiment.
Aloe sepra.orbital nerve was touched, when every
muscle I. the en orderer's face " was thrown into fear.
fel action."—The scene was hidomei--ormenl of the
spectators left the room, end one Gentleman actually
fainted from terror or sickness. la the fotorth cape.
'latent, the transmitting of the electral power from
the spinal marrow to the gloat nerve at the elbow.
the angers were instantly put ho motion, and the
agitation of the arm was so great, that the
seemed to point to the differfet spectators, Moe or
whom thought it had come to life ! —Or. (Jr. appear'
to be of opinion,lhit bed not incisions been made in
the blood.vorosels a/ the neck, ind the spinal marrow
bore elerrated,the criminal might have been restored
to lib!—(The &oilmen.)

Coctittotista Sttolvov.--Accnonts from MeriflDOle
in the GoaPantoent rid Cstharinaslawl of the 17th
December, say, that II At Chevalier Jonouvr, who
has been sent by the French Governmeot to Clefs,-
mire, l• conduct from that country to Frame
number of the Cachmolte goats, of whom wool the
valuable shawls are made, has arrived at MALIN:int
on hi, Worn. The linch of goats that he his brought
with him amorists in 1,3 W. They were alareet
all of them white. When they were drawls flirtation
Marinpot Me cold was at J 5 decrees of andante.
snd the soow, , half so orekeen deep, •nrivhis tea.
.prabrioyteLeof,othbe•
asir
temeineda
stel.,vingreavoi
,weithth
sad there embarked for Fration."..-(51. rellersbkrils.
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