The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-27 00:00:00

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appeared to the till the watchmen arrived and lodged liras in.the wit*
an seqnittal en- house. Ile was yesterday brought to this lace with
Ted that the in- be stated that hit name was ,Thomas Voting; that
t.
"kegler did.aot father was a working, silrerstisith liring at No.
Portplaol,lane (fray'
s-inn-lane.nem Reed, jilt tit'i
Id hare nothing officer, stated, that the prisoner was one of a
information bad voting thieves, who had (twosome time been goialreatt
nil as there was robbing and uttering furred notes;—Mr. Bettrher oil
the presence of beat so severely that he could not leave his bed, and wit
art. It was the under a surgeon's caret lint if the prisoner ewer,.
ge inforinations I mended, probably in a week's time Mr. Boucher oteiti
m at the will of be able to attend at the office, and by that time V itsd
weerut instance, no doubt but be should be able to bring several Eft..
al the defendant against the prisoner. I'he Magistrate hoped that
:t, there was no young villain who uttered the forged note weak
taken into custody.—The prisoner was remained to
reprobated the Wednesday next.
o the character
ilicious and un- SUICIDES.
instance, -,Mr. --....emos—
tigioly injurious i As inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Britanaii,
e charge with a s saewh.h..street, on the body of dlr. Richard Jeeen
el after the ex- a wrier, in the above street, who hug himseif „s
which he hd I Monday. It appeared from the et ideeee that the ~
' ceased hail been labouring for some time unders de•
ill
:inn of the un-
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jetted state of mind. Verdict—lnsanity.
practice of the Yesterday, an inquest was held at the Barley . •
no iuflormation u
...mint-street, lirosvenor-synare, on the hotly of Jae,
one way or the Elliot, the wife of a carpenter, %rip put a period to le
• existence brisling a quantity of laudanum. 'enn
iced another in. . disclosed circumstances which were extremely dienw
ning other sine- ing, fur it appeared that the deceased had been impefh,
se "ill curve on to the rash act under feeling.* of herr s:.nsibility
February. generally ehararteviee woolen in her humble tiler
red. The Office She liall'heen, only four months married, and easel. •
"la to hear the voting woman, only twenty years of Age. lief loohnd
Hug is so much took her to a lodging, No. 5, Reeve's-mews, linemen. •
square, where, nut Ling able to pay the rent, is In
tooid get no work, and wanting even the routine' I"
oa, of a user- ecsearies of life, they were not lore: allowed to rewoh:
a li4iterntan and the oirreaseil, before they removed into a Asia
yesterday, SID- apartment in an adjoining lioesl, was tempted la Ali
souse feathers 1411111 the bed they had previously laisea
very inclement 1 and pet them jibe a sack, which was to serve as a w 1 '
cin docTioaines. stiture fur a bed in the cheeriess abode, to width that
le ice and snow wreteltedno Si had driven them. The theft, liewww,
(impelled to cut was discovered, and though the miner of the
thorn the river. humanely declined to proliecuto; still so acutelyPri
fin, Isis anchor, poor young woman feel the lass of character sha
t. and ter which sustained, and which got her husband oils:slimed kora
fused to deliver • temporary employment, that she cam, to the demiltl
lie Ole eon:- purpose of towskii.g away with herself in illy mat i,
* first that he serilvell. -It appears that she pnrelsased the lat*ea...
b:• labour: and I• small doses la different apothecare.s. shop'. Bert
hr charge was fortunate hoods unit was seen yesterday morning weeei
loitteriv, and exclai ttt it ig that.lbe could nut with.: 'sheik
charge. was not j t'erdoit —foolery.
e. Tim anchor
others, had got Ott Satotr.lay Melt, about tea, a most destrietto
faille them was Ire hrolte ..tit In Clay and Cullingsvortit's wardaet,
it apiptratas of ifirsolett.soptare, opposite to the Bridgewater Alle,
han the others,' llonchester. Three loonseo were almost entirely bustitirlab:e. The down. 'Eh. %et prit) of the frost had greatly tepid
cable was from ' the -operation of the tire•eneinest notwithstawbq
aim till lelknens• I that every ',sista nee nas all'oroled from the reservoir'
sliest ipso It'De of the Bridgewater .truss. It was remarkable flat tie
IStle-!bird was • fire broke out in the chimney of the roost, appropra:r.
pawns were at to the Albion I sweetie...ollWe. None had been is the
6h•efiore, might ; hums:at the time, and the indiscretion of bresbee
through the window, before any means of stymies*
heinir in the the Ire hid been pro% ided, increased to fury tiers
d with him. Red' peas of the terrible element.
ie(aolant of an i - .
Is labour as bad! Donets rt plareas uvor floe.
The hoist. and pleasing wife.
faucet, thought
SOCR.I.TEB, by his discourse on marriage, woo
eissed the coin-
k raptured his auditors with the subject. that the aural
men flew to their wives, and the batchelors hastened wM
a cutest : and " The Spectator" has affirmed. the' dolma
rep the anchor • • wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name is one.
was ready to 'foe
sacred institution. than, of marriage. c-ineassultei
deAderatunt of our enjo) went, teeming 11.,i 067, aMMit
Ttl rrtnr, pines on earth, but disposing the soul itself to :auswin
with bliss hereafter.
▪ Irish la- ! Previous, hoarser, to enteriag into thisliellowed ohlip
'as ;°""4 lion. it becomes an Imperaiii e duty. sot only to revulsion
was out of the passious, but to cleanse ilia grosser Mitre from those is
Relief to the purities. which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure mg
all. Between have i•ntalled on it To the neglect of suet attention sii
g, the prisoner attribeitable many of those hapless iartanoes, which. whir
ng outside for they excite the commiseration of the beholder, shouldals
r impatient hot impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
lasts of Imsurimis habits will effentinize the body—a resideamb
igen tair tame, the tropics sill relax the elastic fibre—bet snore eyed*
does the premature infatuation of youth too freiptestly me
atirml" °Pm. promise the natural dignity into a state 01 kb
iii, a stick beat
, %shear'. the agonized sufferer more than doubts the rlws
confat•it'll int' of relief. To all such, thee, we address oursetsse, ofekl
much more se- hope —energ)—nuisculer streagth—felicit) ; nor cid lird
r "fished to in- ethane's!' appear quest• ble. sanctioned nS they are hint
I was great, for multiplied proofs °flu-eat) rears soceesefoot experiment,.
notorious pick.; Tile easy lures of married life, are susuctianea
res in the room i by the suspension of those blessings which roncentrale tk
u whom he did nuptial wreath—fur the female habit isofte:t comaltudnisig
Feudist', was at weak--art it ran he strengthened, and deficient emery le-
proved into functional power.
'llion. and was . reilatixartr:67.:rtieheogrif Stp•prahtilil,toireeamintlonfOny..wliniroWt.:gell
as is tsq
ilnr• The Pri- •to core 'paeans, and with elect. Earnestly solicitor :I
r, overpowered expel the unfeeling envy tie front the position so press•Pe
comely taken tip, we deviate Mon wooers] principles tidily
nl already sour. hesitation; and eontittent in our ono honourable iutegritya
lost hie relief, Members of tine College of gorgeous, we refer tae safer*
?Jug. and had . community of either sex (especially those entering :stem
„nowt') bynn triumnial life) at once to our house, where dell) atteedess
usert wished to is given for personal consultation ; and letters frein tit
country are immestiately answered; these rust mewls
reonittstiee for Adiiee end Medielne, which can be foresail
tti^a/ftit to any part or the world. hograter distant.
Inotueut quite ; • GUMS and GO. 11. R. C. Sergeant lb
Bouseeks-ateeet, Pieta-street, Look&
ur ehildres to luseuislished (Tenth Ilitttlaa),
rb liner* keit- The Xtill j. E.. a ..11001,1hyr Commintary on Owens
Is. against him, Diseases. By GO. and f'o. AffilreieelTh Mir ToW/fera
the pressure of Maturity of both Voles. May be had at O. Patented':
row ; 94, Gerrard-street ; 174, Fleet-stow.
that of which and of sit Raotsehleris. Prim bs.
7 shims of the -
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.nentit tee were
induct of the Oa Tuesday last, In llowland-elewet. Fitzroy-mews fe
Loh of Mr. Ittnisoln Goode, .41 a son.
such immense MARRIDD.
ry Possible pro- Oa Yydsi ' last. at Allhallows Staialag Mib•°°.
11 to apply to William Heat la. Esq. of Mount Pleasant, "fottembassal
on, for aid and Miss flatirland.•lllarl-lano.
discharged. Matt.
On Monday evening last, Rosser Sank the TIDO.
James Waol.nore, jun. of Unapel-WeseS, Paddington, tri
I nine &clod' 11 kiwis.
wrilorenetwiariwrwtostreetotho:
soits.usiltnitnaged
41-i.at his holm ilialhottivians. Mr- hals
es of gin, for
thsterbrarkiot fath=chatitea-kels!,the
Loa Watsiites. reamilloadspommo7o:eir
r die note, dis- of ikihalk sad re, Vienwitift•A~' a
the Araty, Colonel et that 44th Itaghlmial
hey his massLotiOnderry sad Crtimmors. In Iroise': taaakiitievill"
wolimoar w^4l it °° ; left Islas one son, Thomas Vistonat Aotlerfilr, sibs wed`"
U of it'll 604 to MS title sad weal** t and
ereebipitY thalrhte Howard.
which he gave I -
9i yards when -11111111 • WATF.R AT lIA7t l N-W llMti Tab..4l4ii.
it oiberyosilsat Mitrelieg, U min, aftm —Alionamatift mi. ON.'
Sam Aiwa Gad arbasomiirs.marftwoirip.- 111
hie hi cried Leadatt t Priated mod. Pultlisbnd it; Sr Pliblba"—
sev kid tillhat pri- W lIRD*LL. weftili 111P.Wkes
ad limy am j site St. Clemirot's rhumb ; where
with and held dens, and Advertisements are regmrstod—r6--
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