The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-29 00:00:00

thrimiaiLL.—.l•ArA wid Aim Butler,
the fenset aged IS, and ttia latter IS, wire'
before M. Aldermen C. Sahli yeasonlay,

with robbing *sir respective mestere; a man
name of Robert Ray, a sort of jobbing
lodging at No. Ilk Addle-hill, Election' Osessases.
placed at the bar with them, charged as the
the steles property.
The prisoners had bees apprehended en
underwent a short private examination,• and
mended, that fall *airy might be mule '
fair; since which. the two lads have confessed
whole transactions and expressed their
become evidence against Ray, the receiver ;
ten of the boys bed consented to this arrangement,
and the Magistrate's permission was now requested
seek might be the coarse adopted.
The Worthy Alderman had his doubts
'silty of admitting the lads' testimony.
se case of the kind had occurred daring his
ed experience as a Magistrate.
Mr. Payne, the Magistrate's elerk4utesa
upon the subject, and quoted the Statute IN
111. c. SS, which enacts, that where goods
easly taken, the person receiving the same
them to be steles, may be proseceted for
meanear, whether the principal felon be • elltnilleed
sot; sod that the principal felon, wbetber -
or not, may be examined as a witness against
emery. Reference was also made by Mr.
ease of conviction ander this Act at the Old

the May Session. 1786, when one Huhu
for receiving a piece of calico which had I
and the evidence of Richard Rogers, the

who bad not been tried for the felony,
against the prisoner; the case was refried for the opi
aloe of the twelve Judges, who unanimously derided
that the conviction was strictly legal within the Sta.
tete, and the evidence of Rogers admissible. Upon
this decision, 11.talaw was sentenced in the penalty of
U. and to four years imprisonment in Newgate. A
similar case had also occurred before d3r. Justice
Heath subsequently, on which the Learned Judge took
occasion to remark upon the importance of the public's
being fully informed of the existence and extent of
this statute, so important in its conseqneeces.
Upon this explanation, Mr. Alderman Smith gave
permission that the two lads should be received as wit-
nesses, and they were in consequence removed from
the Bar, and exmnined accordingly. After hearing
the evidence, Mr. Alderman Smith said he did not feel
himself perfectly satisfied, and the prisoner was re-
manded for another examination.

The persons charged on Monday evening at Marl-
borough-street with riot and tumult on the combing
preceding at Knightsbridge, were, in number, sioe.—
Five had bus discharged from the barracks on Sun
day eight, and ono was discharged at Marlborough-
street on Moakley. Three were held to bail, whose
names are William Fig& Griffiths, and John
I!
bimmauaoV4lll-1111111 Fig,. a journeyman
tailor, who was committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell,
cm Monday (In default of boil), for rioting iirights-
bridge on Sunday evening, was yesterday brought- up
on a charge of felony. In consegaence of the News-
paper Report, yesterday, two city officers, who had
been the last fortnight on the look out for the prisoner,
applied at this office, stating that he had robbed a poor
laundress in Nettlrbed-court, Aldersgate, of shirts,
handkerchiefs, and other articles. Wales, the officer,
went to the prison. and found one of the stolen shirts
upon the prisoner's hack, and • handkerchief on his
neck, besides ten duplicates of cloth, wearing apparel,
&c. which, from the price affixed to the duplicates,
muse have been new. lie was brought up In • shirt.
less state and identified. This robbery was committed
in the prisoner's lodgings sixteen days since, although,
when examined for the riot, he said be had not been
in London doling the last three years. The prisoner
was remanded till Thursday, for the uwser of the
pledged goods to appear.
Therrowes and !Mims Alesezies, a shoemaker
and a Labe, were charged with rioting and assaulting
Jos. Earoshavr, a private in the Life Guards. It appear.
ed by the testimony of the drogues, and which was
corroborated by respectable witnesses, that he was at-
tacked in Oxford-street, on Monday evening, by a mob
(on leaving the house of a relative), who assailed him
with epithets " murderer, butcher, &e." which be did
not notice. He was next attacked by swan, fists,
dead cats, ire. but some respectable person passing by
interfered, or, according to their testimony, he must
have been killed. The complainant walked towards
the office, the mob following bins to the door, when
the two prisoners, who had repeatedly struck thecom-
plainant with their fists, were secured by the officers
in attendance. An affray took place between the offi-
cers and others who attempted to rescor, to the dis-
comfiture of the latter.—Remanded

yet _ greater proportion
ilescriptions; for the former there appears no ileniaj,
the good qualities sold rather freely at the previous
prices; there is no alteration in the quotation.. The
wholesale grocers took considerable parcels of refined
goals for the home consumption of the country during
the last week ; there was little business cone for export.
owing to the very unfavourable intelligence respecting
Contiewital markets; the holders rontinue firm, and ra-
ther higher prices have been obtained.
COFFEE.—The Coffee market during the last week
continued in a very languid and depressed state ; no fur-
ther reduction in the prices was, however, submitted to;
the great proportion of the quantity brought forward by
public sale was withdrawn or taken in; Jamaica and
other British Plantation Coffee rate considerably lower
than Foreign descriptions; good ordinary-Jamaica 1021.
e 103 s fine ordinary 106 s. a 1075.• St. Domingo Ills.
Generally the Coffee market may be stated very heavy,
and a general opinion is entertained that, were sales
forced off in the present languid state of trade, a cowl.
derably redaction is the prices must be snlunitted to.
SPICES, hc.—There is little alteration in the prices;
Pepper is heavy ; picked parcels of Cionanioo sell at the
advance of 2d. and 3d. per lb. ' • Nutmegs are very heavy
at lease prices; the ordinary descriptions of Mace com-
mand a premium of 2d. a 3d. per lb.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—There have
been sales of Geneva by private contract at Is. 4d., with
very little tinge • a swill reduction in the general prices
must, however, Le stated.—Rum is held with much limi-
tless, in the expectation of an advance.—Brandy is io
sonic review ; the holders will not sell except at prices
a shade higher than our quotations.
FISHERIES, &c.—The reports respecting the Green-
land Fisheries are brought down to a late :ate, and are
given much in detail : the average of the vessels ar-
rived is nearly 100 tuns Oil each: these favourable ac-
counts have depressed the market, the holders ask 22/.
and there have been buyers of small parcels at 211. but
to a limited extent; the future prices of Oil will much
depend on the inset reports relative to the Davis Straits
vessels, of which the a:counts at present are vague and
contradictory; should they prove successful a very con-
siderable depression in the prices of Fish Oils is gene-
rally anticipated.
HE.SIP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The holders of Tel- i
low have lately been rather earnest in effecting sales;
a small depression has in consequence been submitted
to; the favourable reports respecting the fisheries have
also an unfavourable effecs; it is, however, generally
believed that the very depressed prices will attract the
attention of the buyers, and promote the consumption.
Hemp is getting into few bands, and front the late li-
mited supplies higher prices are asked, and have been
acceded to. Flax is without alteration. The exchange
yesterday from St. Petersburgh is again quoted lower;
it was 91st.
NAVAL STORES. There is no rough Turpentine
•at market ; Spirits are heavy at the quoted currency.--
I a Pitch, Redo:lsc. there is ao alteration.
TOBACCO.e-The business done lately in Tobanala
quite incoodderable; about 100 Mids. only sold: Mae
prices are without variation.
HOPS.—The reports respecting Hops are nee/Aim&
favourable; the weather has been too itery warm that a
material alteration has takes place in the estimated
duty; it is now stated at 2110,0001., a few weeks ago it
was estimated at 15J,000/.: the prices of the market are
at present quite nominal.
IRISH PROVISIONS, hc.-:There is no alteration
in the demand or in the prices or Beet and Pork.—Ba-
con,it is new believed, has reached the lowest price ; the
sale is considerable and increasing.—lrish Butters are
without variation ?. the Doter' has given way 2s.—The
relent warm weather appears to have effected the COO-
mission of Batter.

ISIM ESSED with a just and humane seise el
the calamitous results oriels/ tress the injulieleas hut-
ment of a certale malady, osehrheitod hie manner tee od
s:aou
known to require a eommest. else entailing es thew
happy victim a aeries of di end almost 1
We alienate. Dr. EADY y calls the at
those interested in his prettier sal meet effectual mallsd et
sure. unlike the advertisbre suipide et Ihe day. adhesively
criminal eoadeet of these '• whim held the word of ponies*
the ear aid break it to oar hope." Dr. Eady will sot yve.
NUN to pledge infallibility in every description of moo bet
as far as hums aid, assisted by medical ann surgieal E

AI be applied, be promisee a -cattalos. speedy, and penes.
east restoration ; having made every species of Syphilis
alreetioe,and its various train of diseases, the primary &dub
of his professional studies. and Ming flattered by the tame
crudest success which has accompanied his mode of temi•
moot during the coarse of a long and laborious practies.he
is enabled to offer, with the fulket confidence, pretessime
at once the most hopeful and encouraging. liinumereblels•
stances can be adduced illustrative of the superiority if Or.
Body's system, which had been found to prevail. ma
where eminent talent. retained by public institutions, had
proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory aims-
eel, Dr. Eady will he founds/gamily fortunate in revidegthe
slumbering and debilitated energies of the hesen ealellar
lion, which embitter. and. if not timely arrested,
render angatery the very principle of existence. 1.1.%
desolating state of inanity end sterility, by re-anienatire the
frame trod affording tone and elasticity to the relazederellik,
Dr. Fatly is happy to convey the most positive assenime
that the sufferers of both sexes may be rescued; a dimly
perseverance in the means dictated being only required.—
Dr. F.ady is consulted daily, at No. ift. Dean-stmt./Alb
(one end of Dean-street. Soho. leads out of.l3errarti-drest.
nealy opposite the General Two Penny Post Olin; lb
other end into Oxford-street. and is opposite Meard-11101),
by patients of both sex.—Country letters meet respostalis
similes by Marmot second pest.

Carpe diem—
Be promptly else.
WHEN Science began to explore the complain
machinery of Mae. she was speedily militeSia
is a labyrinth of mysterious eonfesioe. from which, 106.
(retool perseverance alone emancipated her. Immix*
end empiricism. however. still oppose their head/.
and the prejudice of week mita, in some msamle.
encourages their audacity.—Ab Truth is to Falsehood
so may our politic statements Ins compared with titbit ea-
quallied pretensions. and to expose their fallacies, webs
mot hesitated to avow ourselves as practitioners le •
class of Diseases, ebieitendaufer Me mystic evoletioollol
Nature. To be brief,je,.. Members of the Lomeen Coto
trot of Systaroya. hi's,' the integrity of oar Me-
nder epos the owl Twenty Teen' practical eeri
H
ence. and announce testimony of those ist
whom long mitering nearly esdagroished every bops of
relief.
We pledge ourselves to the removal of SYPIIILIIII,IkI edm
incipient symptoms to the remotest stages, charm:MANl
every doubt and whatever maligasecy. The letrielle
much neglected diseases of the Urethra have bees earallieF
and studiously considered. as have also those delimits tai
important sympathies which refer to the Female tioz.—lle
infirmitiett of virility have beet especially noticed. whether
as arising from the ciebilitating tyranny of a tropical abase
pliere—the natural bias of constitution—the 'speedier, of
gaiety--or the more alarming reesultsof a propensity to rile-
tices which shun the light; •• the progress of whisk le
marked by a gradual dereliction of the animal powers.—To
all wet are thus circumstanced, and more especially to sock
as are aspirate for connubial pleasures, we eerieeedl re'
mewed our commentary, (The Apie of Life), the pstessl
of which must prove belieficial to their moral happiness,—
The Book may be had at 40, Peteraoster-row ; Of), Fall-
Mall; 41, Piccadilly ; 16. Prison-street. Soho ; 1/4, ea
/rd. Fleet-street ; 40, West Smitblield ; 98, Cbsepsidsi
Burks and Stemma. Norwich; Deck, Ipswich; Shappeeis
Bristol; Barrett and Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Combeiar;
Headley. Leeds; and by all Booksellers.
itemedise ens be forwarded to say part of the eatildfll
patients writing for the same. will please to enclose a Rai
note.—Attadanee at home for consaltation as nseeL-•
' 1201111, and CO. M. R. C. Burgeons, 11, Bouverls-silleft
illesS•street, London.'--A private door reandsmiimire artist.

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rim, broths's, each allotted tease Wow at the extromiq of tier set disturb Nm Oa seined to Mt *ma hoe at
no Wooed tip tweed torus, sot was it till they severally drew best wing& net dem wit to the horse lign.n.. (PI
day, chard wry um* - the rest spat that they wets team:Aired. Hysielavit, sS Wick nod of the ooldiaray. vz
s non of the 'The mean mired. sad a multitude had as- spot white saki saapieted. the lay *mg atti Z ;
r oboemskee, sashimi, hat water. though set distant, was with soldiers lad tso means to drag for ii. 41 ii.zt
;,:omusessorao great dillealty Slippiliml, to teaser...at of the die- o'clock au, day a beat was procured t the i %.I. "
^ll.
the rescuer of lieu.!ey a softies pipes sad %maim. Rat had this folod I. the Wall& place, mid was ear/led—t, ILL. •
NO been the ease, so quality of water wild have Oulargell ilrorblosOser is lifellot'etteet. Thf etip.".sl; .
itre.i
0 Friday las% llama to goose', nob a body of living, raging be. and Jay ceasared the conduct of the peopled' tiko:ao-
isad were re- All that could be dose was to eadeavoar to save the etiviniphottse for is eodeavonriog to get the bob ; • N
e into the rif- dwelliarhosse and a gra which wove toadstools out at first, as perhaps then by proper attach% g 4 .
cosfessed the to the yard, and this was dieted. bat sot withost slight have bees restored. The circumstance et se- sty
r readiness to injoeuto the bolWiag, the havoc sad destruction of descried haying undressed led them to believe t •
ver ; the man- furniture that constantly att•ad each attempts. When he went to bathe In the water. and they amide* Irl
arrangement, we saw the Ire (about as hear after it hero rebutted weedier of—Accidental Death.
) theseedy
requested that stacks were burning in large masses, or spouting forth It is so much the practice of these Who have diorite esi Tha
.writia
jets of lames. So stroug was the rellectios of the discoveries, from which they hope advantage liyeingi • •
them before the public, to Irak is fie most from il
is as to the le- light that at one period Norwich Castle, at least a 1 and up
especially as mile and hall' distant was distinctly visible to persons tigoofaipoiltettaronlrekoeiss;..tfhotiiii.siriedestmediarebt;„4......avill°4lperaissesseawassatatsethagaieme holladivisisiiii .sly. ai
Chia',
his lengthen-, ea the hills at about the same remove on the other "'Mini
• side. honest dealer, who, condom of the superiority of ale pain •i
*Bed tie law Happily no lives were lost, nor did any .coldest se- commodity which he supplies, sad satisfied with a . .no
Berate linifit, looks for retnnueratios in an extensile,/ '"ret.
to led (home car. Per nearly two days succeeding two engines
pis am tilos'• played is the stacks, and es Tharsisy they were still his baroness. Mr. Cnagn tn. however, seems to seisi
an ample share of public ronfidesee; but to mat th 4 . St Or I
WO b
lame ksowing horsing. The injury was as follows, ►but we rejoice• 4-
objections of the mast fastidion with may wish
I.
liate
The
or the misdmilerto so pram chase his Atm and Baia' doable itsenlme
ierstand Mr. Cross (who is nearly eighty pra
e "myths" 'if if insuredage) Is to an 'maim which will cover his has made as affidavit, of which the following islielli'a espy,i - the Ilit
had it
tber amerrable loss, though no adequate compensation ea* be af- Sworn at the Mansion-house. before the Lord Mem—. mitts.
ipisst his ac- forded for the anxiety, suffering, and privation with "It. CnagMan, of Bagnigge Wells Brewery, in the .1- tart!
Br. Payne to a which such a catastrophe is accompanied :--
of St. Pancras, in the County of Middlesex; Ale, Table • • •—"ltit
Old Bailey. in Three bay stacks. four straw stacks, five seers of Ale, and Table-Beer Brewer, maketh oath, and 'ajar
that
.his Ale, Table-Ale, and Table-Beer, are bread
'whit
Allow was tried thrashed wheat. ten pigs, besides a barn,Thteerafierrphiega_se_ r?.1.0 hops
and
malt
only,sad
that bil
rarer hat.
see
no
ad bees stolen, carts, and many implemests destroyed. • - X
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1111 will permit or suffer say drags cif eller injuries i • •
:be thief. and was aloe greatly injured. dients to be used in his brewery. Awl this dimmed • •L N
, was received The taste is yet unknown ; but there is some rea- further saith, that he superintends the whole of la . es. wen
it. fli
red for the opi• ma to suspect that it has bees the act of an anent- brewing concern hituself, sot is, thereby. with safety,
oonsly derided diary, fully capable of deposing to the above farts. It. Cen: >r MI. *
.
• .
rithia the Sta- .....-s.s..sssss.s. u tst.—Sworn at the Mansion-house, in the Ci :1
ty*/ Lee, 11) Tin
issible. Upon LONDON MARIERTS, Ave. IS. lion. Jan. I. lON, before me, Joon Tnomas Nee; 4. 14
the penalty of —res.—_ Mayor. —All letters inns be post paid. 4s. sills
. b. Ra
1 Newgate. A COTTON.—In consequence of the nnfavonrable re- MARRIED. .....
At Maryielsone New Merril, yesterday. Caputo Nap* to the lb
re Nr. Justice ports from the manufacturing districts last week, vela- 11-Flog
tire to Cottons, the market here has been heavy; no .Idrst son of Richard ginttems p,sq M.P. 0 , lispieee
Red Judge took alteration whatever has taken place in the prices. The to Miss Ann Maria Shepherd. of' wetoee.streeLel".".„..; G. A I
purchases since our last are chiefly for exportation ; the daughter of the lite W. Shepherd, Vag. - --''' anemia
,
of the public's
and esteat of request for shipping continues considerable. Yesterday, Mr. H. 1... Robins, of Coyest-garden, in min _ Itibited
leeces• SLIM It. —T here were few sopplO sof llttsroemles at Howls. of Mouth Lambeth.
ptberne. to Mary Ford. This is the Nth that % price 34
1 7. P.
RI Smith gave market last week, owing to the stoppage of the work at On
_ Friday. in the parish church of Nyasa, St. hilsr7. cons. t
receked as wit- the West India Warehouses; the coopri*. liowever.liave the brrktlielAi It Ta
removed from resumed business, and the ships are again diseitareing ; four „shill:dos been m
re haurtia:l:ll° metleausainemeehwehreacch.;alladni. her hut b) C. h
there was no alteration to notice in the prices of Sugars V. 'Fp
After hearing last week 4 the purchases were very limited. There is a DIRD. by the 1
he did not feel general and extensive show of Sugars to-day at market, On Tuesday morning. In Portland-phan, Aloe, nib 0 in. A
isomer was re- yet the greater proportion consists of low or milltiling Sir James Graham. Hart. M.P. for the City of Card* partied I
ilesCriptions; for the former there appears no demand, atter a severe and protracted illness. i*ii• as.
hoTheme rßev.ero 14Jiaoknerathawn Williams,iwho fen dead on his met
rain, at marl• the good qualities sold rather freely at the previous LAND
bed been to dinner wide OA
n the cursing prices; there is no alteration in the platailo:l4. i Pueek...
The Bishop of Esetrr. about nine o'clock oa Thursday eves*.
umber.
sine. e wholesale grocers took conso.lerable parcels of refined pew e, in hi, 70th ear. A
goals for the home consumption of the country attiring On Tuesday last, in the soh y UNIC9I
cracks on Sun the last week ; there was little business done for export. Hooter. Esq.of the Soo* flea Meese,"ear
of
his
age,
Will.
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1 Marlborough- owing to the very unfavourable intelligence respecting Ti .. following are theist epees burials that hays trite l
to bail, whose float dental markets; the holders continue Artu, and ra- place, in sareessiost. la the perish of Plympton St. Hwy.— Billie
iths, sad John tier higher prices have been obtained. ittary Roll., aged 19; Elisabeth Caws*, 74; John Imo.
COFFEF..—The Coffee market during the last week Si); Jane herons, 79; Henry Job. 9D; John Mrse. 74;
-- .. ..:...A ;.. ..... 1....;.1 and Jonrosscil state ino tsar. and Samuel Rider, SS; whose united ages amount to MC rilint
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