The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-29 00:00:00

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EXECUrkitli o)'‘ BDITH MORRIM•

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On Friday miming, the 23d instant, at 12
o'clock, this wretched woman was deliveied by Mr.
tiudsoni constable of Chester Castle, into the hands
of Messrs. Thomas and Bennet, the City stiefuti,
for execution. . •. . . .
She walked from the Castle to cleier's Slime,
.having bold of Mr. Hudson's arm, erkli the itotost
firmness, amidst an unusual prestige from tiat. Mi..
mense crowd assembled; she then got into the -ask
andiMmediately laid herself.down on one side; cons;
cealing her .face with her handkerchief, which she
has invariably done when in public, from her first
appearance before the Judges tb her final diisolu-
rAon • and no Iverson obtained a view of her face out
of the Castle since 'her Commitment, except the Or.
dinary, &c. , .
Opon her arrival at the City gaol, she continued
'in Prayer with the Rev. W:--Ftsh till one o'clocki
rwhen she ascended the scaffold with-a firm and an.
diunted.ste.p, with her face covered with a handker-.
thief, and she immediately turned her back to the
populace. ,
After,ccontinning in prayer a "short time, the
Clergyntxn withdrew, and the executlonerprepired
to; inisif the awful Sentence of the law. At •Ildi
perlid, when the Clergyman •bad recommended her
to dismiss all worldly thoughts, and fix her whole
soul op. her Redeemer, through whom alone she
could hope for mercy, slit, twice called for the turn:
key (Jehn.Rohinson) to bid him firewel—he came
at the SeConiteill, and having taken leave of her,
she remained about half a minute, when she.dropped
the handkerchief, and was immediately latached into
eternity: .. I .
She was very much convulsed for a fell minute 4
when. her pangs Ceased in this World. After hanging
the usual time, her. body was delivered to. the sur-
geons for dissection, and'was open to i?isbliC inspee-
tion during all• Saturday. :' ..- -: •
1 There appeared an apathy. Ali Woman which h
truly astonishing. When An /edges came. into
town,. she asked permission to go thCthe terrace of
the Castle to. see the priCeniori, , though she knew
their coming was the signal of her fate. On the
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Morning the Rev. Mr. Fist preached west k usually
denominated the condemned Sermon, she was suffused
in tears, and her convulsive sobs were heard-through-
out the chapel—yet, an hour after, the impression
l seemed entirely erased.-.—She skit very sound the
I night previous to the morning of her execution,' and
ate a hearty breakfast upon her-awakening.
It is worthy of remark, that on the 23d• day -of
April, 1763, one Mary &aid was. strangled' and
burnt to ashes,- at
,Chester, for poisoning her buss
band—exactly .on years, to the day and yearn;able
Edith Morrey was executed. .

IV Joy, the boxer, has challenged Maisano UPI --
tight him within site weeks, is a 25. foos,r_ h__,,,ur...foei• : ':- ... .. .lIIiHILI T i ,r , &e. .
one hundred goitres. ENCOVIRAG-E- by the uniform success attend.
llow.sTlitri.---ireitifday. James Turner was • hog their peculiar method of treatment is the cure of
i home Ifeir prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed by the es:•
brought to the office, charged .with robbing
. Humphreys urbrieletatcheoofofniuillieny4eipayrs ineurilsarrteatir extensiveti practice; Len-
in •Qtteenbiltreet, Lincoln Inn.fields.
rm. {Messrs.diva% men eontini their iitteMon ionif ceorttailencplasliti•locffririlTese,
the Officer, took a boy, who could identify. theCo. continue to direct their studies.to those
soner,..to a house resorted to-by thieves, on Tuesday I 0,16:2 and
f
night, but the boy was afraid to speak. Humphrey ! 'bum, which Ingotrooo Itllli•aolleeecLelot rodaatrunu'l jevreititlbt ei I :41-i lir legb hi
*-ra
le
and Cave west next morning to his lodging in i fectimo, but also entails on its: votaries all the.;illeicallingrv°ll.li:hatt
Charlea-street, Drury-lane, before be was up, and • reteint:elet'y .ovvr 7iledt are; the ici thatq
1%7 itlifeLcrillite
n:L'. e I;
It
.iil ;t v ..r dellt
sire drii Jiiite, long residence it: brit CillanieS. or an. .I‘itt'r' cause.
he got out of a eue pair window : they, however,
were prepared for him, and secured him on his de- brYgowihr educated powestrisi of
ce the cm*lilialitln h"11"; el'fl'ehled' "
scent. • Ile was committed for faither examination. . :it'i;eirly restntemdtio;inons 411)fd LanilididVV:l:ollhe)lr4l terms
safe,
Copern.Sri As:MRS.-111m public are well acquaint- 'Nhere an early application is innile- for tle cureof a nib&
eDrialtrirdemetrilonfroreatlya• contracted in aimoinent of inebriety, the
ed with the term smasher, as applicable to those
who live by putting off counterfeit money • but : days; and la the morellYadroonleetiedandnintv"eetegralitoerlitsagePaceS orofeenelW!
TO infection, characterised by a variety of ;titian' and distres-
another desription of persons. have lately infested ranee in their plan (without reArnitil
the city of London, denominated copper-smashers. 1 sinn;lisernor fonts,
) toilivrto the patted a periatuwat and
These gentry usually commit their depredations in I ratliali riire• insure
parties of three or four together. :Their practice has '
„Tisg47:llsestioef the, Urethra, as frequently connected with or
have not escaped their auto-
been to take a coach about Cornhill, and being duly ; ton; arising from
fin infaaiblevenentrisPuillitiriiiitv'ed plan, they nre esiabled to
-,--7.-7--.-... • - I supplied with penny.pieces,• to amuse themselves feme obstinate. Gleets anti Strictures., ti 'ether remit or of
1 tong duration, without reiorting to the painful and daneemus
LADY Deuc.t.is.-LXI i' few particul ' ..
• .'' • with reit ieg
arerespecting I win coss of the• shopkeepers all
lbk the d• use of the amine bougie. Many instances cau be adduced of
the way from the Poultry to the Strand. One af : Very inveterate cams, of revend Yeurs I' • h.* •l i
con 11111411 Ce, 111,111 g yie i -
this noted character may not be unacceptable to inn' 1 ea to their method in n few days, hfter• the Core *had hem at-
Readers we are •retietid at wilt ahl l • the party only undertakes the operations ; his. post
ig eto ay before i • _ _ tempted by other practitioners without effect t nod. such bas
them thefollowing, which. We hive {;viol' ituthortty iis inside, whilst the rest•nre outside passengers, the i been theapeeable result of a practice of fourteen Year. ilint
for believing to-be perfectly •correct. Ike ladyslep,s I better •
to observe and enjoy the mischief. On Satur-.1 the mode of treatment has not in one single instance ever ;roved
during which period WWI thousawl•pitems, of both
grandfather was so attorney of the city of (=levees • P day evening a party of this description commenced I abortive.
i• owes-. ~ hafts,_, . • vexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been per-
their proceestuses at sJs tee pastry-cook ; for- have per-
their &city cured, after severe and iojerious. inethods been
ter, named Charles Barrow, .who was crested a ba- 1 tunately Mrs. Debatt had her'
eye on the coach at ' lieliere,..ll is to teurry. 1 1 1 . f i.
,h,
cure
these
tenet in consequence of ids connexion with the Cor-
.. I the time and the moment her Window was broken, 1-"r''''-11" I' escal"" 1).11.e.." ----
of
poration of that lice; andwhat '
p , is not a. little , ..' . . particular compinhus, in order that they may nut he, by a
she pointea out the coach to two of the shopmen,wno • IWitteleen few. marked With the obloquy so justly attached to
reinarltable,• the notoriety of his:character induced :',we, Shish it but justice ta thenisefies to nine.
Colonel Savage, wits:, was his heir-at-law, to decline prudently .did not give . immediate but i
alarm, the trent ma
!dogged the vehicle along Cheapside, watching the ailY have been ProPe"Y ".141Pared and hiliJlPed into every
the title as'disgraceful •• in consequence the honour
r 1 braprh of the profession (certificates of *bleb, frans•dillerent
• 5a.,... par es. A small, firing was
.etseewed. at. RAnnanisi 1 Irtnipitalsoind testimeelabifroin the most eminent Physicians,
devolved upon a_ Mr. Cawley, of . A iti eio courimw tuly etwairer) drat the success. monies
Flaxley "'V sitisklog.ehopf • hevis Sims
pm—Sir Charles gen.! w— ---'4)..411222.1 WO 1/1212114•"'‘441/lAir ead909,91199 fin. tarred them to 'quit. the practice
who was the next in suceassi ftomanis himself hiving 'jobbed ..the pastry-caoks, !of the rowel Practitioner and they presume that their pre-
row acquired a large fOrtune, and was never married; i
but he left several natural one ofwhom, -1, they -
children, , stopped the 'horses, • Ind took the 4044 : tension emanate a fair ;mod. for the uuprecetlented coa-
deltee with which they have., by the Public, beeu 90 liberally
the mother of lAidy Douglas, maerieduillapettat., passenger into custody and afterwards one of those 1 honoured. •
. .....7 outside,' for a violent askault Ali Mr. Romanis: They 1 To be enaralted at their house daily, (aersonally, or by let-
soldier celled Hephinson, who was soontell by Patients, of either Sex, with seamy, sioliatcy, turd at-
g.t and
row, , afterwards, by the interest of Sir ultimo i
~.u, 71- ' were then taken to • the .Psialtry Compter, where it•.
• ' nation.
he obtained the situation of an army ..t.. appeared that one of them Was Mr. H. a .young Patients In the country are reqnested lo stale ibe particulars
he is now a Colonel, possessed of considerable werslth!i banker, tad the otheri.persoris of condderable pro- al their ease, age, and manner erect !ivies, enclosing a liak-ume
• •• • kr advice and medicines; sad the stone will b#turwatdcd to
and has a fine estate near Gloucester: Mr. Douglas,' pe, °LA' in: the,...citY,. " 1
4 prisoners halite! difficulty any part of lire Kin:dom.'
I then a Lieutenant of marines whoa 0 •t• . in, mnaing ufw .till' e Monday Morning wins a .GOSS and CO. Surgeons, Na. 13, Bonverie-street, Fleet.*
Rthe recee"eU hearing took 'place before :.the 'slain Alierthiih at • .
kitietrice at C,lnuctitit,became'
macquaintect
fortune
ana p 4..
•••410beli. The offenders now expressedg
their con-
Married Miss Hephinon ; he
succeed
is
his
profession,, being raised to the rank of
Colonel, add in consequence of his services at the paying all divulges , eosteinedi. and further to .pay
• • •
memorable siege of Acre, he wale created a matterKnight."l:er "'easel/et" a" 4 Rig charity, provided
the
The acquaintance of, Lady Douglas With her Royal could '
be has*. up, .
and hot made publid.—
: Highness ttePrincess of Wales,and itscbasequences,'. Mr, Romanis sem:date this proposal ; but Debatt,
are suffirieutly known • they will 'give Me ladyibip's very OMmendably, refuses) to. compromise the duel-
' name a place in the detory of her country. geye.,.. tress regarding himself, stating is his reison, that the
' :evil aneodotes•of her life are sufficiently kown to breaking of windows in this way had proceeded to a
oblivion, when the serial's pitch, and' that die expo Sore and punishment
secure them from.
proper time of
I •
arrives for their being comestinicitedl to the public. -el" Vera as, than
.-(West Briton.) .. -
, more tow° putting d . t ~_
... ,
ruesday morning, about four -etiook. a women ;any private adjustment that could be made. lie was
determined,, the business should come
of Losigoactel Southwark who had been some time '
disordered hi her senses, iot unperceived out of bed 'fairly
berili°re'tlie
' pdblic. .fie neglected, however,to
; from her bobbedand from th
, - house • '•
and threw 'herself into a ditch by the, Halfpennyv were suter-q...t0
,depart; and he has not hitherto
IHate h 0 - 11044 nle Adds L. • %,..a.-- ,__ been Aide 'Olimi gh av-'I t look-out has been
u up an.
os- ; 5....-vraii-sonwn up *turves ' kept), .
1 ilimediately, led . home ' .'
. Mat pot to 'bed, bat with I to regain' Poielemion of, them. A Police Re-
little hopes of her recovery. •.- • 1 porter, we sethirmadionclerteek to keep the trans-
action out at the-paper a, 7.

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BY NMS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LIiTTEII.S OATEN TS.
lr-.EAILE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly (ante"
„IA for Corhig, ht all its.stnges, use Venereal Disease. One
small Pill is a dosed and the taking of one hos in a recent Case
Will ooa convince the patient of the certainty of a speedy re-
emery. Nothing can be better eontriyed, more :ere, or more
Convenient than this remedy for latch as ore uNiged to gojonr-
ales, or to sea. as it tweds no confitiembnt or restraint sif diet ;
and ti fay years experience (in ;us exten-ive practice) his rov•
ed that it will ellect a cure wiieti repented salivation nial
all other ...gibed, avail milting. 1:m• the Scurvy nut)
ether ChronicalVisorders, this Medicos hay not its puraliA.
Upwards Of 40,000 persons of both sexes hove been radicn,lly
cured of the above cruel disorders, within the hot eight years.
rella'rtepiveutroedthunde
absoolvdebyrinnthpetaPhartstiwiriieatorsinsiToihnOtitliein VtlreiV.)l.o.rAnTs.
Boa, Members of she Royal College of litaxptotts. London ine
the list of real Surgeons. published mutually by the Rov:11 CPI •
leo), ut their house, Na. 9. New Bridge-sorrel; where eons
start nttendunee and. advice will be given by them in alt ewes
by appointment. at the Pectinate's, N". 35; St: Athins.street,
l-Mall; Mr. Desbitrough's Toy.
erable tun Shp, o No. 7. Faisof Greet
•. min, etc. in bones of only's. 94. each.

bONDIVie Wined nod Publiihed InvFix at tli•
Sr I ilattle (Urns; Si Fleet " • •

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