The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-30 00:00:00

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THE KING'S DR.fII'ING noon.
e•trlay the King he serouti Ptitwitt; Boom
since his Areession to the Throne, at his l'attre

rapt. Fairfax, 35th Uegii
I ;onion.

sip:. Donald, on his rest
Corovt 6. Temple, 15th
poi fitment.
Sir tiro. Sayler and 511
Waitinsr.
Sir Samuel Flotydrr ani
Pluviler, by the Loral in W
241 r. Puluitn, on bring
1t .lens, and EtiniS Chat&

James's Park, which IV 3% very nimierou‘le attends .1.
The, compativ did .not begin to arrive till about half-
rust one o'efock, when they eontinnell in a thrum:el
.
• ate till past three; some came after the Mania_
I ooni was closed. The Guard of llottoor and the de-
t.chment of Life thuds who attend on these occasion,.
not arrive in the Court-yard till one. Their hands
Flayed alternately. The Foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers, their Ladies, the Cabinet Ministers, the
Great Officers of State, their Ladies, and all those who
have the privilege otthe centre, were admitted at the
Grind Entrance. They as well as the general company
were conducted by the Grooms of the Great Chamber
in Wilting, those enjoying the centre to the late
Queen's Drawing. lionm, and the general company to
the rooms adjeining the Grand Hall ; the latter were
admitted in small partied. After the Fame Levee
throntli the Japan Room, front whence an avenue teas
t he the llent:emen Pensioners to the Grand Sa-
loon. where the Wail.; recsived the numerous assem-
brake with his usual affability sue condescension, and
we were happy to observe that his Majesty was in ex-
cellent health.
The Guise and Duchess of Gloucester came in state
it, three carriaves. with their full suite and an escort
of Life Guards.
The Princess Sqphia Matilda came in state, with
an escort of Life Guards, and her attendants in two

STATE OF T

We are happy to have it
accounts given in former
viral of trade. Several ,
employ ninny more iveares
present prices. Calletidet.
fields, are particularly throng.
hours. The proprietors
better spirits. I/ye-works
and the dyers of Turkeys
Newts work as they c:
.rotweal.)
at;l..ieGtoll.--Nottritlistat
there are ninny indications
brick-making business is
are about 35 brie k want
smiles of tileskow : of these
24 totally idle. Every fief
1410,0110 brichs yearly, es.
falling 'of 12,000,000
The limner sunifner's mal
by this time, hot there
serplus of 1011,0111) to ear,
have fallen from jes. to 2:
aim's wages have also been
thousind to 10J., the tate
paid about .21 years ago.
We aro sorry to hear that
less employe.' of law than .
and, what is more lauletites
visions appear to he rather
Many persons are reduced '
poteeses anti salt ran lw
pavers in the siflourbs ore
mush to he deplored that ,"
ith more seal an adequal
('l' runieie.)
As a proof of the deplot
is asserted, that, in a pa
Devizes, wheu the Receiver
sines., fur the taxes, not
pay his full quantum ; wk.
years, it would have been
oriiinary if vat: had fails l.•

car,-iagee.
Prince Esterhazy came with his suite in two car-
riages : the carriages and equipage were particularly
splendid.
The Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common
re.,-; came with his family and attendants in two
caria res.
Mr. Sheriff Bothwell came in his 4tateacarthge.
'4elreral of the Nobility came in statilliprith their
Lirriagus and equipages particularly splenal among,
n ere the Marquis caroden and Nadir.
Efery thing was Conducted with the greatest order
surf regularity.
Antou thou, present were--rite Secretary at War,
the PetWatnt of the Royal Academy, the Gentleman
C.7her of the White Rod of S.otlatol, the Verity
Ciher e( the Black Red. the Lord Prot.o.t of Illasoloy,
the heart of Salisbui v, with the hallooing NohleMen
.tml Gentlemen :
Dents—Montrose, Wellington, Devonshire, AM.'
Innate.
31A111/114/3—Winche.ter. Itonegal. Hertford, Head-
fort. Sahsbury, Cholmondeley, Camden, 'amnion rt.
Si; in.
EaeLe—Marelesfield. Mount-Ed gecumbe. Calcdon,
Bathurst, Fife, Cathcart, Harilwicke, Stamford, Dar-
egton. Temple. Westmorland, Darnley, Abergarenny,
Harewood.
Viscoustes—Tamworth, Clive, Lake, Valmenton,
Sid-
• Straegfortl, I. lictoynd, hurt, Folkestone, Fal-
t..outh.
Loons—Colville, Dunstanville, Langford, Boston, Cl.,
itcresford, C. Bentinek, Amherst, Rivers, Curzon. C.
Boresforgi, J. Murray, Arden, Somerville, Kenyon, Bar-
nard, Howard de Walden. MOIYIle"•
Sias —G. tfmpbell, M. B. Folhes, Ttenjamin HA-
P ;use. T. Liddell, J. Burgoyne, A. Christie, J. Sewell,
34.Farlane, J. Oswald, D. Scott, W. Stirling, F. 0.
Staunton, 31. I'., T. Lawrence. T. bell,
I 'hetson, Bart. .1. Santuarea, L. Mailer, T. Neave G.
Niyler, P. Walker, S. P. Modern!, J. Pullen, G. Bean-
o': oat, J. G. Suttie, IL Darell, 11. Seton, W. de Cres-
troy, I. Holmes, R.-Shetlield, R. Peyton, F. Ilesanget,
S.Thnlyer, hulling Smith, J. C. Hi ppisley, J. Astley, It.
CI ester, E. Nevi', 11. Towner, W. lieppel, 11. V
ft Calvert, J. Murray, T. Plurner, I. Kennard, ---
Fo Riven, H. lAmbert, R. Arbuthnot, 41. Clerk. 11. tail-
s .11, G. Shithier, T. Leonard, 41. Berlaley, J. Warren, C.
Halloo, 11. Codrington.
Ansassatoorts AND MINI sticks--Austrian, Russian,
Barthian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish.
Cot:NTS—Munster, W. Linsingen, Caranian, Lieven,
Lutlelf.
H:shop of Llantlafi.
L'ocrons—James, Outram.
Anaitua as—Sir J. Yorke. Fraser, Douglas.
GeNseaas--Fitsgeraid, M'Neile, 'Boynton, Sir It.
/1-owneigg, Shrapnel, lboveton, B. Griffith, Finch, Ross,
Vrtsroy,lblitchell, I lsrster, Palmer.
COLON aLs--Addenbroke, Marne, (lore, J.F. I le Burgh,
Sir•ft. Harvey, Raabe, Kelly, Althurp, Bridger, Grnnt,
Townsbeted, 'Enrner, E. Cotton, Sir A. Dickson, R.C.H.,
'De Bus-,et, De Visine. Hay, Mallet, Silmond, Welland
Pone!. Dasliwood. Seymour, Camac, Vansittart, Ste-
phen-ov., Thornhill, Doyle, Reeve, limbed, Biggins,
buhrm, Brownrigg.
Macrons—Blanslaard, Pried, Polhill, Synge, S. Bun-
bury, Broke, Alms, &linter; Taylor, Eliot, Payn.
cAPTAINS—Clitrurd. Jennings, Lyon, T. Smith, R.N.,
Mizell, R.N., Frankland, RN., Marsack, Donald, C.
Watson, M. Connolly, Burn, Fairfax, O. B. Maxwell,
R.N., 11. Strarey, Sir Sullivan, Bart., Fraser, Pack--
%toad, Bayley, li.N., 31. Grindley, F. Johnston, 0. Fer-
guson, R.N., S. Price, R.N., W. P. ForSter, Roberts,
Druce, M.P., D'Este, 1: skier, Sherwill, Jarvis, T. Cole,
P:emer, J. Baker, Halley, Burton, Farquhar.
LIECTininTS—BISSIaIp, Marten, J. Walpole, E. H.
Fusser, Greasier Gison, El. H. Vaughan, W.ll. Weaver,
ti. Nightingall, Logan, T. P. Barlow, Dungan, C.
Douglas. Knatchbull, W. Deetles, Martin, Reed, Milli.
gen, Rohe.
Temple, Robbins.
Rev. Massas.--George Bkssett, James Burma.
Masses.—Corbett, Bridgman Simpson, Sturges
Bourne, C. Morris, Lockhart, M.P., Bootle
41 .Ibrabam, J. J. Pomeroy, Rochfort Orange, Tempest,
4'. Craven, Cherry, Creevey, C. Ellis, Legh, O. A. Reid. ;
•id Life Gnarls; Charles Nicholas, Pane Blunt, Mitford,
It •illie, Calcraft, W. Wadd, B. Price, +remayne, J. T.
Lake, R. R. Sullivan, Antrobus, C. Aldis, Stevenson, C.
Plowden, Cunningham, E. Hamilton, Story, C. Purter,
D. (;orlon, Francis, G. Wilmot, Atkinson, D. Penant,
Foote, Selwyn, Tighe, W. T. Pried, T. O. Robinson,
Burton, MX., Pepper. J. Smith Barry, 0. Dean, Haw-
thorne, T. Wilson, Cholmondeley Denng, C. T, Maclean,
Ilipp '
isley; Neil Malcolm Beckford, V. Alston, Jekyll,
Buller, Penman, Ileele, P. Munn, F. 111.6., Lloyd, Ken-
yon, J. Jones, Henry Ilobliouse. Wynne, fielasim
litolmley, Gore, Walpole, J. Walpole, Dent, Liddell, T.
Wilson, Tat net, Lothian Rose, Vernon, W. Burrell, W.l
S. Pried, Thellusun, Leeds, Cox, Agar, Norris, 111
Hoare, West.
Amen` the presentations were the allowing Bend*.
wen :
V. Governor !fair, of Fort George. by the Marquis
f Huntly,,
Lieut.-Gen. Browne, on promotion to the rank of Lien.-
General and rainmand of the 44th Regiment.
Sir Jobb Simeon, on his receiving a grant of Armorial
Dearing.
Mr. Wilmot, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir J. Saumarea, un being appointed Rear-Admiral of
Orem BfliailL

By rceut accounts front
that up to Saturday nigh?
than tbirty-two furnaces I
mioiog-country; since 10
Hursely Works have also
iron-work of cossequeste,
formant did not mention.
ping, it was ati.led, two
would be tiros n out of
time, the wretchedness of
and iron-works, and in tin
hood, was becoming extreme.
Walsall, Wednesbury, and '
oned to be the worst off;
being even greater than at
On Wednesday last, so
attended early at the West
runs were they fur empty:
sary to send fora ntoulwr
rushing into the prenti,Cf,
hare done on the opening
who visited the Docks in
formed that three or four
morning oalg necessarily
of affording them employi
number were many u ho h;
and persons heretofore in ;
clerks also said that latel:,
plied fur employ--a circumm
before the present week.—(
The Skelton, Dixon, sai'
with 51 passengers for Vat
IVales. This is the first ,
Leith for that colony, and
taken out are all in respertal
theta having been merchant
We understand that the
and takes in twenty additional
burg/* Erelliag Courant`

Sir Joseph Banks Las
British Museum, and hi
Lady Banks, is divided 7
hope and Kush:lsbell.
Mr. Brown, his sectet rysised
vies. Ills funeral was quite
listing CANAL—The
near thiacity, is in a forward
presents a very remarkable •
frame over the arches, tht
pass, is nearly completed,
masonry) resembles the he'
length. The sides are .
iron plates, and the flooring,
the same material ; these 7
seams calked. On walking
an extraordinary sensation '
imperceptibly led to the
ing improvements of the
conspicuous than in this
finished, this stupendous
to the romantic scenery L place.
aqueduct across the turnpike-road, o'
a very striking object.—(l
Some of the public In
tracted fur the best beef,
lb. for a year from thin Midsummer.
AFFAIR or Hofroun.—A
day evening, at eight 0.4'
ham, near Salisbury, bete
residing in that city, and
lenge baring been seat I
exchanged by each, when
considered that sufficient .
and the affair thus terminated.

1I

egiment, by Sir Willoughby AN .
ECDOTE OF MR. GRAITAN•
counties . The ay Harvest as
Dev cowon ; menand in...el thconsgerouqueu hot he
--end-- H
of Somerset ahn d me of
h
urn front abroad. Some of those individuals who hare drawn forth the recent floe weather, a
great quantity has brew
I Kine's Hussar*, on his ap- Master Ellis from his uhFctirity, have asserted, know_stacked in excellent order.—T e Wheat Crops look welt
in it to he untrue, that the late Mr. Grattan we§ fa- Cider is from 21s. to 34h. per hogshead; supertur, ate
Iliss Nayler, by the Lord in
viurnble to the Union ! We have already shown the to 36s*
On Monday week the following shocking occarrenee
id Miss Flnyder and 3liss L. gross
fabwhorel of this their assertion. Mr. Grattan took took place at Thorp Hall Colliery, near Leeds, es•
l'aitine, was so hostile to that measure, which he considered I i • O, Fenton, F •Ab h Lo
longing to m. -Abraham— ra am ngiental
appointed Depnty Bath King ruinous to the welfare of his native country, that he f baneg gone into a pate of the pit where there was on
ethers, Esq. by gtr B. Bloom- risked his life to oppose it—the circumstances were as a sufficient current of air, the gas collected and ex.
follow :-31r. Grattau was in a very had state of health eluded, *hen he was seriously burnt, and taken hetet.
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in London, at the close of the sear 1799 ; his phy- b 1 and he is to recover.
but we uneerst likely John She;
ru E. INTERIOR. don was so dreadfully hurt, that, irnmediatelv on beim
sicians told him, that any exertion to speak in public , taken the .
-me- to infirmam he was obliged to have his 14
would be attended with so much danger, that he might i amputated
~ .. .
it in our power to confirm the drop dead • , , ._ - i above the enee, . nut is aileseserely wonndei
drop noel on the instant. Mr. tirattan, therefore, at :
lin the back. Benjamin Hewitt, likewise, 4 routine
• numbers concerning the re-
the earnest persuasion of his family, kept uut of Par- beyond hopes of recovery ; and Richard Craven led
manufacturing houses could
cot than they can find at the Bement ; during his secession, the question of Union with a sprain of his aerie.
!era,•
!era, priletields, an was brought forward. On the 24th January, 1799, I Feete M zwee Or RrrENT .ITA 9NT DROWNING....
d bleach-
upon the debate on the Address, 1 1 Memberso vo
1 ted Yesterday morning the body of a o y nag man, who appe.
ong. usauy men work* over-
a• t the U • I 1116 fur it. Mr. Pitt still rently had been -bathing, was formd by a trate
and artiaatis are of course in h"*"ls Well, and floating on the Thames, at the Strand side, between
urged the measure, and at the very hour when the ...
are also considerably brisker, . westrulnster and Waterloo bridges: The body of
uestion was again agitated, Mr. Grattan Was re-thunder'' • a".
-red, in particular, have as q flier young person was found, similar circa*.
1 fur the ho lof W• iel ; the election
turned r roug t lc. ow
near • a a
:an undertake. (Glasgow
was held at Wicklow immediately after twelve o'clock floating on the river, with clothes Mit at the Surrey sidle,
at night ; a special messenger travelled post to Dub- near Waterloo hridee, seemingly abont thirty-five rev!
inching the late stir iii trade, lin with the return, and delivered it to the Speaker of age, of respectable appearance, drered in a Idle; cost
ns of a contrary netek—•-se 1•1
":i of the House, which was then sitting, about five and fustian trowsers. A young man, named Hors,
apprentice to a carver and gilder, of Swallow.streeerhe
is now extremely lat. There o'clock the same morning. On theretnrti being read,
tufactories within about twowas an excellent swimmer, but in con once o. f going
~ and la
a friend of Mr. tirattan went to his Hous • I d out of his depth, whilst bathing in the nine, two
se only 10 are working, and up to go and take his seat; en. a must a -
him called
seized the cramp, and sunk, and Wen lied.
field is supposed to produce Pectin g scene ensued—Mr. Grattan took leave of his i —
onseiinently there Las been.? ' BIRTH.
wife and family, to whom he might never return alive. i • .
LIO in the demand this veat. ire On Sunday, the wife of Edward G-. Wabash!. Ilsq. of
e went down to the Howie, to the amazement of the :
taking need to be soli all off a son.
ta
partisans of the Union, and was sworn in before seven i - r
is still on hand an average NIARRIED.
o'clock in the moreing, anti made a lung, animated. .
!eh field, theugh the briefed' mYesteirlay4 at d Mari-le-hone Church. by * Rae ak
f and eloquent speeeli against the l'nion. He was so
255. a thousand. site sadrh.Leizathe,hitiurrey: to J
weak that he was obliged to retint•et the indulgence Te'resd's lobo Seeders,
daughterers, s(1. ofof
".II mitircd' from Is. &l. a 'if time House to speak sittine, and had a glass of water Berkeley-street,'
Portman-square, Joseph hire, E3q. °r .'*.
ite at %Lich the makinm was by his side. The deliate was purposely prelonged bv On Tuesday last. at Sts George's Church, Itanorer-snuank. .'
"the Hon. Nen ton leidowes. to Catherine I'
those who opposed! the Union, in order to give time
second daughter of 1...irl F0rte,,,:,.-
hat the steam-boats have been
for Mr. Grattan to he sworn in. The astonishment of
a they usually •are in SUlaleer ; DIED.
the Governnient Members was great on wing Mr.
let:table, the detuand for pro- At the Villa-House, Helmick, near Bath, aged •
Grattan come into the House at FeVell O•VIACk, on the
met leavening than inereasing. • f ) I i• 1 ) k . I, l. •
e morning olse t :IV fin 11 Ile I r try nen te c ettion Dr. John Truster, who, as at: author and compiler, •
reckoned one of the most voluminous peldishisuallk
J to one me II a-day, if, indeed,
of Wicklow was to held. At Wahlsamstow, on Medaesday last, JIM
cal" a meal' Some ars c It was in the spared' delivered on that occasion, that in the 77th year of his age.
me in great distress• ' i
Mr. Grattan used the I...marl:able words. speaking of
Itled " What alight neglects, what trivial Sults destroy
t Ille heritors have not tide) chic independence of his i wintry, " that he had sat " The hardiest frstoe !" ,
sate vllliglalien•—(Waselwe by her cradle, anti would follow her be&rse.',— if11 ESN It.S. CURRIE and CO. having devoted dun
(Carrick's Jim-nine Post.) Iseises to the study of, sod been gratified 5y the Nth
orable -rate of the farsnere, it , sti.ease--................mem considerable practice le those benches of the erafessita
tarieh about four miles Iron - LAIC iNTELLIGRATE which they thought proper to select, trust, that eller *4
er-General called, a few weekt years residence iii this ntctrupolis, their talents are so ed
dam of the Paymasters could COURT OF CHANCERY, TattltsDAY, JUNE 29. known, and their reputation so fully established, that no arm •
togs is requisite for their deviation from the reside modest
here, for the twenty preceding The LORP (i il.tNcvuma sat this (Inv in Lincoln's practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medial Fola
it looked upon as most extra- cation has been of the first class; that they are Members di
Inn Hall, and was (wee ied in the furiher bearin of
e .I.—( Both and Cliclicnhain . . p . . g the itoyal.Colleges of London and Ediaburgh; and as wit*
a Bankrupt's Petition, which came end last Satuiday. factory evidences of the truth of this statement, their therm
His Lordship it ill hear motions on Saturday neat. mss and testimonials may be seen at their Douse, No. 107,
.one 4tallordehire, it appears Hatton-garden. where they maybe consulted with the pat-
h% Ow littli instant, itts lava 01. I) It.4ILEY, Jems 29. est seeresy and honey by patieuts of either sex, allieted by
any of the following complaints :-1. The Veneteal Disease,
had been blown out in that --ease..._ for which they have discovered a remedy, which is not . •
•hen, as we are informed, Jahn Rent, a man of relonr, was capitally inflicted a completesuostitute for mercurylatheeereofthis • . •!, •"4.
o been stopped, and fir stealing two 101. notes, the lireitiety of William but has also the uneaten, of eredierning Bilpispetkr .w. •
cc. the ~,,,,e, .f.. 166.14 par in_ Sitia, labitseller,'ul"-Pall-mitti. ' out debilitating the consittntiodad•-11. he ewes Of
Debility sod Vascular naiveties. whether R7'
.Rv these latter works stop- It appeared in evidence, that on the day previous to Thud excesses, by the immoderate .10 of semi
or three thousand more hands the robbery, the prosecutor deposited 711/. in a desk, pleasures, or by solitary sensuality, where
„i„soient. le the mean among which was the property in question. The next " The rigour sinks, the habit molts may,
0„
The cheerful. pure, and animated bloom
If the labourers in the collieries dity, Mr. S. had occasion for the money, when be Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy
he towns in their neighhour• missed the two 111/. notes ; and circumstances arising Deformed, in sallow melancholy clad."
trenie. Amongst the latter, to suspect the prisont•e, he was taken•into custody, and Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Madials-
mid Wolverhampton, were reed, he then conft•ssed to the officer liaviug taken the mu_ that
to
eipestralndmsuuiciruilvaarlillehdrfeuroiftstestippearti,oeratelereess
tcoyi.iinngghi
its' naea:md
; the distress of the people nay, and that he bad purchased a watch and seals, spirits, acid re-establishiug his vigour, without infusing Ile
at Birmingham. which watch he tutu had in his possession ; IM. was constitution, and thus exposiqg him to the dangers of a te•
o great a umber of labourers also found upon him du beiug searched. lepse.-3.-iii Strictures of theUrethra,illessrs.CurrieseciCes
ad-India Docks, and so demlan of treatment has so far surpasoad every other me*
ofp cure, that they have excited the astonishment and ,
svincut, that it became neces- put in a written paper, in which he stated he had no boion of the
most distinguished Surgeons, by elfoctinSir
•of constables, to present their intention to commit a robbery, but not being able to three weeks, cures which defied all the resources of 'Miff
r, which they otherwise would read, took the notes fOr those of one pound, that being skill. In lent.ahe c.uvri!_rf.aeny ofee tesheses.c.o.umalain,oistedcuir.patie
Kof the gate,. A gentleman the amount of wages tine to him.- recillembentiredte i:theimsamme fir that oft Mil illarnpiaclitiriurin.ll.
i the course of that day was in- Cul. Edward Nicholls, and the prosecutor, gave the Patients in the country are requested to state patient
• hundred applicants were that Prisoner an excellent character, and recommended him of their ease, age, and mode of liviag, apologia! a Redd
• rejected fur want of the means to the mercy of the Court. England Note, when the necessary medicines sod advireeli
be sent to any part of the world.—No. 107, Hanes-prim
vitient ; and that amongst the Mr. Justice Ilocniteu summed up the case, and tie
had been captains of ships, Jury returned a verdict of Guilty—heath, but strongly Sweriter in mode, fernier in re.
I respectable life. One of the recounnentle.l the prisoner to mercy. The treatment mild—the cure effectual.
ely several IVelshmen hall ap- John Blake, Mier!, Parker, and John Lancaster, A CAN DI fs Examination of Professional Pretension
cumstance never remembered were convicted of stealing a quantity of lead, attached i'S. is only to be feared by those who are coasciotts el 10
—(Bristol Mercury.) to the dwelling-house of Mr. Ford, of Five Fields, eaPaelly•
Chelsea impressed at an early period of our professionals,*
sailed from Leith on Tuesday, • with the importance of a more miaute attention to adm
on Dieman's band, New South it
Robert Andersom,aged 40, was indicted for stealing diseases peculiarly affecting the groovier operations of fit
a silver watch, dec. the property of Thomas Draper.— turf, we boldly deviated from what was held to be ere
at vessel that ever sailed from,
Guilty. orthodoxy ; attacked the vanntinp of empyricams. ~ •
aril the passengers- she hat (eating its vile purposes, consider ourselves jesit ~ . ;
Elizaheth 13..05en aged 18, Lacy Sanders, aged 17,
ectable stations in life, some of ~ . , , . to that approbation and patronage which, for i-
-4dtrus Crispin, aged JO, were indicted for assaulting have rewarded our seceessfel and devoted et
rants in this city and in Leith.
Win Burgess on the King's highway, and taking from estimation of our enlightened brethremwho frespisallY :
Skelton calls at Portsmouth, *
his person a pocket-book, and two 11. mites. The to our opinion, is an additional gratification le•
&Mitsui passenger.—(Edit- his
the whole
while our authority from the College itself,. ••
J.
/ .
ury acquitted tam of the prisoners. it is by the moat entlutsituttiF testimonial, of
'.) John Langbridgc, aged 16, was convicted of steal- Professor in the -British Metropolis, ma ever .....,,,'
----- ing a silver colfee-pot, and other articles, value 40s. sanctity of our fame from i uvy or mis
.as left his fine library to the the property of Mr. H. M. Hoare, in his dwelling The Impetuosity of youth, or the momenta
ezds •
,- lion in the maturer man, often lead to the ..„.
his estate, after the death of house. tagioas disease; happy. therefore, may the setlY.__ .es
I between the families of Stan' Charles Jackson, aged 17, was indicted for stealing be called. whose anxiety cab be elledesed bs' 1 -
.his has heft "4“. '* yen "P in the dwelling-house of Mr. Yates, a quantity of wear- care; and even In the more advanced stages, "
eased some other trifling legs- ing apparel, value 40s. Guilty —Death. by eamerosis symptoms, we can Mummy oer awes%
rendering the treatment valid, the core tinned-
leite private.
Daniel Crewe, aged 19, was convicted of burgle- Every organic chsnire, or ftinctiouti dlstedoestet •
e aqueduct bridge at Slateford, riously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of 1 denial to Übe generative economy, falls serail 141111.
onward state, and at this time Mary Hales, and stealing two sheets, Sec. province, mud will yield to our attention. Amoag doge
diseases of i
knee. and constitution!
tile appearance. Time cast-iron Lydia-Weston, aged 35, for many years a matron als, of ist'ewuereeerib lung''l
el:lmitation.
through which the canal is to of St. Bartholomew's hospital, was indicted for stealing The child of inanitioo mny be restored to appeteastA
ted, and (nut yet enclosed by an immense quantity of sheets, towels, icc. kc. the pro- instead of being exhausted by nervous debility;rl:l;l7i
hull of a vessel of extraordinary perry of the Governors of St. Bartholomew's hospital. I callniaat
de:ehret
ims.oion.,llnetr proof
t4olTolirwc" thet"clissinnicitille.tioa of 0811111/
formed of large concave cast- The prisoner had for many years borne a most irre- jeets, but they are amply detailed in • Wort we lately 474
taring, or bed, is composed of proachable character, and since the robbery has come-► lisped, ailed " The ."Egis of Life." the rapid ode°
-se are bolted together, and the into the possession of considerable property. I accompanied with an increasing practice. ors ll._,
king through this iron passage, i Mr. At.untr conducted the prosecution, and Mr. An- The Hoek ran b. Ma lit
Proofs of our general utility. l. ma*
Paternoster-row ;00, Poll-Mall; 41, Piccadilly; es ..a.
don is excited, and the mind is Dams the defence. street; Soho; 174, and 32, Fleet-street; or at any P....
e cuntemplation of the astonish- The facts were fully made out, and the Jury found sellers. din /11°
he present age, no where more the prisoner_unilty. No diseases are felt with greater poignancy by ,• g;
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is city and its vicinity. When The following also were capitally convicted :--John ..,..than thofseee aTegiol„nedisbLheiras lofty of eineatin
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is undertaking will add greatly Vickers, for breaking and entering the dwelling-house teaser.-olaOrt deatirabie, than where Um wet eldele
ry of the place. The smaller of Martha Jarvis, sad stealing a quantity of wearing 'dente is placed, and Cie moo inviotable_noneit,7ies
rnpike-road, of one arch, is also apparel; Thomas King, for stealing in the dwelling- emthusethterrettearemiPlailitiLl staditte:ittitglirsieYwPtersehl•-•it
-(Ediabwrgle &maxi Corrinst.) I Lease of Howell Junes, four table cloths, and other id:sinter a inflancenufor. 3Medielne and advice, w--411
Institutions in Exeter have con- articles ; and James Glare, for stealing a 51. Bank- forwarded to any part of the world. aim.°
f, mutton, and veal, for 6d. per note, of Win. Bowan. In hi. dwelling,houss. DOSS sad Co., M. It I:. Surgeons. IL BouT
Midsummer. Fleet-etreet. —A private door round the eoreer•______lr.
—A meeting took place on Sam- The freltoteld Jo urnal. in appropriate to aeon- - - —7-ria go'
HIGH WATER ATLONDON-BRIDGE & '
o'clock, in a field at West Hera- detonation, Mtn, dad is eeasegarbee ig hisseeet be. Honing. i iehi...fhe h_mitlesee, al simsolll7 '
wiweee Captain H. of the A. N. tween two brotherola-law, in that and ...............----------- il
rid Lieutenant 11—tt 1 the Aid: I some litigation lathe Wakefield Coedow
...I 1,.."111.itt she Loodon : Edited, Muted, sad Pielillaind ad
it by she latter. Two shots wen , sheep bolostad w one
a thull were "4""' " ''''' °C. " Tim STATllalakir" and "Tao Cemintovitle:. idl
hea the seconds leterfand, who copes of a :late which die, bad am*, who tied jsapper)..N„,. sok stets. onneite IL Illemeall,,W•
.„t satisfaction bad been given, them fast, till they all perishel with banger, which by R. WARDELL. Jen., L-..1..1.; to wheal,,,
oivated. they did, after ten days of suffering ! wanieatioas, Orders, he. aro reqnseled to 14