The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-25 00:00:00

• LAW INTELLIGh
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SEDITtOt'S LIBELa.
rerwisised pYill ear Pawl- ycireedey
nit was an information against Roliertlho
Oelling The Reprbliems also.
After Bryan Morris had proved the publicstiaa, Ii
defendant replied, that lie was 21 years of
age,
mlo„,
which he had devoted to the study of the law,
that profitless, he opened a hooli ..hop in Week.„::
Drury-lane: bat he had shut it up since igis i:l7r
bad been hi-ought against him. Amongst other& r`
be argued, that when a printer rave up the asimeet
author, he alone should be prosecuted, as th &iv
Commons bad set the example, in the case of Nr
house. On that occasion, Mr. Stoddart, the
was immediately discharged upon giving op his
name. He thought those who made the laws wise
best precedents for the mode in which they sosi,
practised. His defence was very long ;he die
drip Mel
't he SOLICITON4IIINER AL replied, and the Caen t.
served, that they were not hound by the forma tie House of Commons, which had certain sumessey
of its own. _

The Jury found him Ouilty.
The Sourrrost-t:ExErts I. then moved, that at th„.
fendants who were convicted, should be cuurila
Ordered by the Court.

THE KING e.
This defendant was also charged with the saso
levee, and selling the situ. work.
John Davis swore that he loonght it of kin,
shop in Evesham-place, Somers'•tuwn, es she :14
September, for two-pence.
No defence, and the Jury found him Guilty.
The SOLICITOR-611HILSAL, in conslaemee
miserable rppearaoce oldie Ilrfemlunt, did out
taking him into custody. De also sail,that *no
would not be prayed for in his case, if there easels*
occasion hereafter.
THE [IWO V. SAINEBVEY, JUN.
This defendant lives in Pillteney•rourt,Peitesulitnr,
Golden-square, and he was found Guilty wades die,,,
circumstances, and for the same offence, as the New
defendants.
The SOLICTTORMENERAL then said, that as `ems
obliged to go elsewhere, he wished the triakof dotes'',
defendants should be postponed.
The Court ordered thews to stand over for ts.awrese

OLD DAILEY.

SOORERT or TOE want. OF nrcztxmansm.
Yesterday Jaws Wright, aged 3s, was ialiet►d for
embezzling various sn nos of money, belongieg Wimp,
PArl of Buckinghamshire.
On bring put to the bar, the prisoner tonsil
former plea of Not (Wits, and pleaded tinilttutieN.
fence charred in the indictment.
The Earl of Itnekinghateishire, who sat os thank
now addressed the Court in mitigation of *am
and observed that the prisoner was sot a Wiwi
offender.
The Comatose &MEANT replied, the timeliness(
the case would he taken into consideration.

The prisoner was then remanded to Newpte.
John and George Bird, two brothers, ewe bind
for burglarioosly entering the dwelliarbews d Mr.
Wiley, at Fulham.
After an uninteresting trial, which lasted kw INK
the Jury pronounced the prisoners Guilty-114:
Robert flail, aged IT, and George king,lllll,l2bsi
were indicted for burg! mar breaking tai einniatt
the dwelling-house of Pti Clmhe, neg. ebbs st is
toot to feloniously soot the s and chattels tbrnit
-There not belareridence I the borgiorti Se 1
acquitted the prisoners.
1. Last Tuesday evening, George Field, the skew stte,
sip Se Was convicted of receiving various sows of MC
the false representation of being ea allsmi,
a the Court senteneed him to 7 years traosportalla
Wednesday evening, Charles F. Holland wow
dieted for wilful and corrupt perjury, oo a trillion"
Court of Common Pleas, in December last, Aria
Stanley Goddard, oo' Cornhill, was plaindl, aid/Ws
Smith, Gosling, and Speer, defendants. Mr. Alley*
Mr. Adolphus were for the prosecution, and Mr. Ini
ford and Mr. Park for the defence. The cawfortlitlt
fence had not long commenced, when the Jar;, at la
o'clock in the morning, pronounced the defeadaall4
Hulk!. The trial lasted from Ore o'clock tilltes itt
terday morning (nine hours).

SUPERIOIII lADVIC6.-41 ii of the grit es*
queue, toZ: *so* talent and Late sal
reliance may be IN eillictlon.—Messrs. CUOMO
CO. Surgeons and high professional
Members of the auf*Colleges of London end
present to the public the result of 30 years' eaperieess
Cure of Venereal Complaints, and Sum Debilities**
Infamies which not %infrequently prevent or embittered"
trinionial state. In the various gradations, trimmed*"
lou to °warmed Lees, their treatment commands myelin
speedy, gad always a radical care. In dubious ceimil
long and well-arranged experience gives them spezt:
of deeision, that secures the patient from being a
est of existence, or ha v Jag bi, constitution a ndenohletkali
vital principle destroyed by a latent, hut insidious dissids•
blind and fatal coefideece in shallow pretenders. lobo
Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Agony of the Orgialat
to from excessive indulgence, insalubrious dies* li
solitary sensuality, the prectire gives new life and else
She system, eves in eases which are verging ea der
Strictures end other derangements of the Urethra Si le'
mere is a mild sad effectual manner. Slight mil foll,
*sus of Venereal barrelful% are cured in the shed •
two days. To the Ferrate Sex It will be Co I
ham that they may be owed of those Debilities __dm
Ant conception. and bap the foundation of eonneehilmoll.
Patients treated a itli candour, delicacy, and invlooll2
irsey.—Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be eonsulteirdo7o,
* their house. 107. Hatton-garden. Letters freebie.
E• Mating minutely the case, mode of living. &c id!
a remithiece for Advice and Mediciess. dill •
with studious atteation.—Nu. 107, Ratios-OW
MARRIED.
' On tbe 17th last, at Midmar Castle. Al
%Mall, M.D., of London, to Marion,

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DIBD.
Os the 16th Instant, at Brighton, Major-Omond
Oa tfite WM Mt., at 'digest. Trelowerree, Y Cesavilli.
Vyall Vytyan, Bart., aced ag ) ears.
Oa the 16th inst., at his lodgings hi London, of a
stroke, Mr. Richard Parsons. of mosatioasead.
aged 71.
Oa the Nth Inst., at her house. Rush-hill. BMW
781 h year. lira. Framptob, widow atheism Vff
*sq. et Leadenhall-street.
On the 16th laid., atnietester, Mary, the elk Si
Qt. Meek. Esq. essed 66.
Oa Friday last, at roughton. in Herefordeldre.*ll.
ram eh* age, Mrs. Strang, rend of the late 'Ad
SIM. Of GIMPott, in Surrey.
orif:"
Oa the 18th of Sept.. near Aidelabed, oe the
%Woe, to Hydiembed. Atejer P. O. Haab.
ama et the late Dr. Blair, Prebeederr W
was eat off by the fatal epidemic.

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