The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-27 00:00:00

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rir The nt„,,A krweteisa htol.e.lrpoimo of the BLOOD-RED RRPORT
teem of transportation' amwititing to Igo persons et
eiseSetvielildeenti.h.thebrliteliotror'"ealinind they
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KNIGHT, with its wowderful and neuvelle concluding 0„,,.. I op e been ..Le to ecoo.re.
FROM THE 001111111TeE ON THE PRISONS OP till lime the Committee visited the prison ; and all io.,tiottior and sodifteot to
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ed Ilitteeshr dreadful ennlliet esineloperi lb .eirt• einsitonres, . ,Many rd your cinnatinee. nee, fisted the •
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a 'S.M. process. es • mann re moil earl. genera. THE MIETROroLta. Olt aCtOsed on the male side are necessarily Crowded •• ,
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ti taleteller without distinction or discrimitiatiois ; and,
rbefre.inidv.wrwidisairedramteraliliataevel reteirtivt.dftooist niii.p.if and
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tinitlea.r Dimacw....., who crauld oat ahead tto.• Tbeatte the „... seder thedenomination of fine!, all under sentence of pariicat.i which IS h • v .
comawnre.ormi elite. Week, and from the increased demoted Ille-C•Milliliale appointed to examine into the Stale • I)
Pa Pincer bels""1"ord Three Nitlllos Il'oller• I°4l then f''i'' of Newest*, and the other Prisons within the City imprisonment, whatever the lotions of their offence, eon emploYed by toe COort of Aldi • . olio warn sin. umge. .
tively w ittidom n !I! - wilt" belled 'he Pr:l:d. .ofasarf.rurutißiainort"iTot.,:"ffionii:lu.."lYiry4.Per-
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ROYAL ASIPIIITHEATEP. OISTLErS), WEST- . of London eriltibe Eterticab et AmllbwetE, and 10 • are mingled together. The removal of thi transporti,
therefore, immediately after every hes' 40011 seems ilw ormeraation* of yogi. Co' Mori tee ran mil aver or oh clothe C
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report their ofthervetions, together with the Mi. tunnies; •-••As there is no pri on drew sidoote4 in Newmite,
ewer the Pawn:sage of their Royal Highnesses the titan"' Re' •netes of Ike Evidence taken before them from iniispensably necessary ; each • relief might afford ing heleutiota HI the prise en ..bernselves; Loam thesee it aut.- )1
sew ..sat Dune of York. time to lime, to the House; and to whore the Pe-
THIS EVEN I NG, TO-MORROW. and SA. s_ome prospect of • mote ono Nee' ionable irrangement Pene' dun in 'Net""s ii°01°"11 'a*" .401" hi" veal aren't del..
of the prisoners, and moons absolutely requisite tsi at cf.:cache:a:tickle", tinainais 4.lfTelinitgarl-,CeTriasbeeelistisedadeglortl:e"lruntlltg snltailihrdl.ir . .
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TIM I) AY. mid he presekted a New Broad Comic
sir,..tem' of tile Prisoners for Debt in Whitecross. •
Shaestriimi Bur.rite, celled t Prison was referred; and who were in- ford room for the numbers removed thither for trial,
mak in the opinion of yeerConsmillee.ll Is a asallaar° dye so bus for sorb a may mot be nth iif, inch mar ices. and .
TIIE • DANDY FAMILY, , - strutted is enquire into the state of Dartmoor wwhuro are de.ii.site. there doter eel a• pear to he rpe • ~polar
AND THE ASCOT JOCKIES! ' Prison, and to report whether it is capable of srldeb ought to he most strongly presool on the at- tae Sheriffe' Est
noon a hence they, ce relieved. There is whit is ratted,
to, or, room of the Ifsol it, RI 1C REAL PONIES witl startrid. which is totally insidequitte. ina Orstrfro.•
The ii.„,,,, may judge how from tint •to tun , the, Court of. Alder ri. • °rare udioriiisaloo. - 1
foes Se**. slakes. to b derided I. r've He
heir times receiving convicts; have examined the ;natters leslin" cif
runs& bee Coors", (*ism the .hind tos a mile) rata heat. i to them referred, and agreed upon the following foe your Committee Is jueti4fra in strongly renton- of clothing. Your Loomentee cetera. ilk- opros teeter° sitcom- 1
mend any general regulionsi for clothing. Tsar Colorable,
HORSEMANSHIP. by Mr. Avery. . R• ri •••- banaiisfi. on this paint, by adverting to tho enamors. bardag bn3easere .6rhoithere aan edispositiaito on illeprietof .. - ...- .e..„,,e4 '
Also, the Teeny at Yeltigeors. an 1 errand Trattorias,. *tee. po . . ,
s+. -. poitwuttart.a. ati. Brown. Yolle Consallittet, in pursuing the inveatigatioo of lion "4 ward's end irci6""" of the diglien4uns.- 114.1.1Cuiriaietroll! • ' orrealin
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It Seems sufficient to remark, that in wards of 38 to be relieted by their officer-. i guest rest wi 11 them to r 0
the state of the London Prisons, hove considered it
Inimitabie V seri-tare au Tall Horiell. by Mr. W. Davie, jun -
add ele. their dotty to enqeire how far the buildings, in their feet by 15, it has very lately been necessary to con. order the supplles, which most be regelated altogether by cit. , f
• Iladeenei.elle Flinn so ill go through *her scientific a
gam Performances on Teo Rope., assastrd by blortemeirtge nrigieel bite and cnnstruction, seemed fitted and ode• fine from 30 to 40 persons, and. at former perso•ta not. . cts tower.
TanaTatiref.- fin this heart there het been n complaintjroni
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the rimed quite fur the purposes to which they are appro. from 50 to 60. Those prisoners, who, in the lan.. any quarter which haa reached the knowleege of . our Come
* frbe so,..ie ..I conclude with (toy particular node')
agnionanian rand pp.!..o.irmalbo. Draw.. (in to •• Pens), called primed • L
, how far this.* that appear in their present guage of the prison, are denominated fines, that is snifter. It isomer duty to elate a late inoprovemeat in this•per, . a • .
' titular. It bad been tee howl:Abp. practice, up loam Alegi(
:yeeciniartre.toioaNindieuwthetalaideir,a,icecinhon7tintweiainisilid:nellim%rs.:mi tnedberanel ioterthipiestrbltyv olonasaituslo:iirrddreagisecimi4ing:itoct
THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT. shape unfit aod inadequate may be rendered suitable those who hare been sentenced to imprisonment for •
The MehoDrion le terminate aOh she Forgrees on Fire and aby certain alteratioos or additioni • ',or of that degree various offence. are in a worse situation than the
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erred attack by Horse sod Foot. throe attempt in: to ape as, dogisiee: the Jail Ciproluitt..e of i
of improvement which would he most desirable convicts. They are generally more crowded tn.
SeCesid Pelee :it Half-pao Eight, gather, and eat, sleep, and pass the day in the same Aldermen, hoarser• have resolonel on matting a fair expert! .
; and Istiv.en issued. an order to exclude)
Emoestrian Tuition, for Ladies trod Gentlemen, from Nine till should appear likely to lead to en extent of outlay
iliee. which at presoe, may he deemed intripedient, to ton. ward, having access to an open yard. There are lb m. 11" "findulgefte".. :t
salter what change in the internal arrangements they condemned cells, each 9 feet by 7, which open into ors from the interior of the proton (ilitboartannitimaae and
revnases .ble exi ••
HOLDITCH'S GrUll)li TO EMIGRA -T. - • centimes), their as have been tateo r asps all
On gatuerlay vat will be published, hi Swot., price 4.. od, in can venture to recommend as likely to tend to amis. the press-yard, having two day.rooms appropriated untried; and your Committee trust that a reguttificuiAlo einem. / :
boar's, totheprisoners • - cant with the situatina of au sincoosfeted pans esioiere /ally i t
THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE to the UNITED .
lioration. With these stews. and with an online, ,
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prison, they cannot suggest • satisfactory alteration 4
use:soot care acrd attention are paid to seek a- In cdosequeine of •
direction,~ respetalne the Verage, Porrere Ilion of Health, blishments, end the treatment of the prisoners, yoursicken", site Olared ito die Intirowirreloar Cosentino rtiret i..
Choice of Rettleaseat.lne. : al. • the tins inferiorities triton Committee have visited all the prisons subjmered to in this objectionable part of the prison, which seems that bete. atria other quitters. tbere,is no 1104 c woof i persons.
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~ p .pist:.ll..n. Mennen. Prices of an unsbilahle to the situation of the unhappy men.- The untried, the c evicts, and even the condemned, ate' all
their enqui •
land. Labour, and Pro. loons. mot other @objects. Beenoinicat r), and have summoned before them all
It has so happened, that from 60 to 70 under ben- 'Placed to the. wed, howl It', _ _ ,I 4 ti'llawlrlie", tgr "ol'lr' ',Pe- • 1
and Political.: feeling M.. 0 'Mee at persons about lot:migrate those persons from whom they hoped to derive prat- MeV twine. sem ncies meeeeteetotmons .rosee &dories-
to the Unite*, States •...1 Br ineh A lerica. !enc. of death, have been confined in this part of she
tical and useful information ; and the Report which promementsare made. this evil. your Commitikexpect, tamers
Re ROBERT HOW/ITCH, Esq. Prison St on! time. Under such circumstances, it fail to be roc died.
Member ..f tb.• R ..al cidkee of Surgeons. • they have now the ketone! of tiuhmitting to the [louseGmsenat. Haim -IN is snissegrif Wing lo your Cunisdit.
Printed for William H • ee, 15 Ludgate-bile. is founded no their best attention to that evidence, or has been found necessary that some should sleep in tee to atmeotamootioaaa nusbersar*Go 'lied to this prison 1.
EDICAL CTIKS.- - ‘-:-.''''.-- '
- •• it -----w on that conviction, • hi• h a personal inspection has the day.rooms,• while in many of the cells three were in estate of disease. ye: sea erferring to the ties in the Sorg ote's
Jost published. authorised. confined. And alt hough it appears in evidence.that three book. and compering star
nointseri• with die ationnt of those hi
confinement, ilmagio Me somber of .irk In the fail
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By Cox mod Son, fit. Tbonses•street, Southwark, werefrequently sn coafised in one cell et the espies.
A N ESSAY on the Symptoms, Causes, end .In visiting these receptacles of wretchedness andgreat. the primeness of dea.a. is beta 'roe than )our Coombe i •
request of the prisoners themselves, yet it is a practice tee were prepared to expert. Great praise remains darn lir: i
/S. Tenor:went of IN If IiRSIO UTERI. with a Wows of crime, scenes so painful and repulsive to the feelings,
which cannot be vindicated. It must be obt iosts to Rua fur hip a n'snl"n anti medirai skit • Y"flUnelleilifel`"Tle
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elf .oreasofel esalryation of that Itrghn during the cbrouic stage your Committee, while bound to recollect that ter- to regret Mat great lowtovenieece has arisen nosh OW eroteded
Rdm Disease. lain hardship. are necessary and unavoidable, were every mind, that such en accumulation of enhappy state of she liifirnsary, bon no the male and female Mite, al. •
By W. NEWNH SM. Erg. Farnham. iderahle ono roveinent ha. recently takes=c;.-
wretches, with such a deficiesicy of room and means tough
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Plates, 7.. boards. not unmindful of their duty by failing to remark any ma mmittee observe that there Is 00 Seem appeal!" $
VLEMENTS of 'JURIDIC A L and FORENSIC MEDI- neglect or abuse or improper severity. Wish these of separation, is utterly irreconcilable with the so- i
therm-epilog of primmer, im t. eir comMitearsol. SO 111.4 obey. 1 ''
CIN E. for the
use of hledital Me', Coroner', •ad Serkiste.S. ilearn situation of those who are placed there to pre• any be inspected by she Surgeon before they are mixed gelato
Views and smite:moils, your Committee have pro-
By George Edvord Male M. D. Piostateinn to the Griwralpare for death. Your Committee observed with pain, holly in We yards; at'd they sugge.t the propriety of no person a i
Bospital. Birmingham. S:cond Edition, sorb improved, Ss.' cteded; and to Holder their Report as perspicuous - . . beings* admitted natal be Iwo been iaspered tor tiw Sergeant, me i'
that children of the tenderest years were coennea i
beano. ' and disruag, as possible, they have considered it ad- -II they remark that oo less than siaterw, persons were admin. d
A GENERAL SYSTEM of TVIICOLOGY ; era A • the cells with persons of mature age and more con- wi h regret duriog I- e seven months attic. year 1817. And they .i l
vt•able to give the result of their enquiry on the pri•
Treatise. on Ainslie'. Maierut, wend Vegerante Penang e. mi. casinot help also obsersit g. that a turns torodrelliellir 809ileS i.
dered a• to their telethon wish Phssiaaegy, Fathalogir.Zot,Mr. setts aeperately, and in the order in width they were firmed habits of crime. Irons the Middlesex commitments. being fre ,oratly su late at
sliest Juieptedrece. By M. P. Otfila, M. D. Tnse•tesed visited, and evidence was etarnined. The first in As your Committee have already expressed, in strong terms, night that the Surgeoa has not the upponefoity cif seeing tbstpri. • •
from the Freuch, I vols. Second Ersitioa,,earrebed. IL, Kb ' their opinion as in the expediency of I-emptying she convicts, niters bet• re they are placed in Me yards. . .
order,Nt
therefore, isee gae. they a slain from enlarging on Me total roam of employment, Itesioloes isisoweorecor -Politic Serene hi perenemed no
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THE ANATOMY of the IffUMAN EAR. Zioateased by Ili EWOATE. read .goi r ci. cuts:dance. so prodective of red in the crowded Sondays, Wedneolays. hod Fridays. and privittemi rob& days,
oi Seri aof Engravings°, the Natural Sore wills to Treatise on The Prison of Neggste, according to the present sestet& the the
little hood he attempted or etrec!ively CD. to tbe condemed. One service only was performed on asuudayss o
the Dresses of that Organ. /Sc. ie. By sloe late J. C. Sawa- forced with the men. The benevolent exertions of Mn. Fry .but the Court of Aldermen hare caused th it orders to be en-
arrangement, is divided into stations, yards, dm). ; •
ders. S-cuild Edition. as• hoards. and her Inlaid; in the female department of the prison, bate. forced. namely. Morning and I. vetoing Set vice no Sends's.
rooms, and wards. Your Committee are of opi. Weed, by the establishment of a school, by providins, work, The orainn y y vigil, the prison daily, to give religiose itertruto itt
Vole:tele Limited Property. Het t fnrasbire. nion that the original plan of this raison was de. and ''''on'engina "mi""-ri us "hi:9' produced she f?" gratify' tion to sorb persure. who profess a desire to net-rise it, and by E, ;
TO BE SOLD KY AUCTION, lug change. Intl m ,ch must be ascribed to ourerniating personal order of the Court of Aldermen to ada.inister (he sacrament
Ks W. LEIICHILD. feeder, and the accommodation inadequate for the noeutiou and itiflueore. on the mole side. flormlos to give once a month. Your Committee remark. Stint tisechapel near- 1
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Sr order of the A••imeetsi of Messrs. Bold re and Co., '1" purposes to which it is new applied -When it is employment have been balled by he dishonest practices of courted to Centeno MU pen us It h• e during she period of your
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WEDN LSD AY. the 9th of September at , Twelve n'Cio in ck those t whom the experiment has been made; nnd in a prison Committee's enquiry, no less Mita four hundred and sixty pri-
m Noun, tit the Gentle Inn. Buntingford, in Five Leto. considered that this prison is destined not only for so enogruesed as Neogate• and where there is so treque A a ...errs were at our time in the prlsou: in order to remedy this
rir HE several ESTATFS and INTERESTS for the reception of a great many persons who are di- chance of prisoners. it is difficult to propose a remedy-- inconsenience, they would 'Amgen the propriety of dividing the
LIVES, of end in two valuable and externirro M. reedy committed, but for the reception of a still g the
.fimeg. however. nifiethiag might be attempted with service • n Sunday, t e morning being appropriated for tke male,
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IV ORS. it capital MANSION-HM.ISL sum PARK. and sun greeter number, who are removed thither for trial, a liouriaspect of +ieces', for 'tome :tc actually now employed as and die evening for he female piisoners; and tilt no person
dry desirable FARMS, situate near ,Biontiegforol, in the Cooley 1 which,considerable number,who ir
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within the proton sb .11 be permitted so absent theinsehes. ;chess
particular religiun prevents them from alto:dance on wore , • * •
of Hero, e @Gaining in the whole about 1%0 acres a ewe *go ~ addedt
vow. violate, and arable land. under sentence of imprisonment, and eta accumula. untried and convicted, are placed together in what is called ship of the Church of England.
Deecriptive Particular. any ho had of hbs•ens, Lamb as° lion of convicts nett th st t fil
, t ter e e en o se accom. The Sett :01. They are kepi apart from the men convicts, mod On the whole, therefore, it appears to your Com.
Ilow ke. Soticitnes. Pointe's-street, Bank litlin:s ; Seen,have the use .4 one of the yardo fur two hours a day. at watch
tary's Office,. Melillo Mart, Lansdowne Angel, Bus, Si. Kt! •nosiation,tior the distribution, are suches youiCom. time the men are locked up•
mittee that so far as the constrection and extent of
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metals; Ram. Newomorkei s Sue, Carnbrieges Elwee Cup., mil tee Can consider adequate, or consistiout with that. Tro have a school at all seemed a rice towards improvement ; Newest, will permit, the treatment of the prisoners
Colche•teri Bell, Chelmsford; Swan Bedfurd • White Herr. j -o- /.•
must soggrst doula. as so its moral e •
Committee
c us.rywn ton dßich your deem vital g iser,illy is such as meets with their approbation.-
heoefieial effects. At present the schuol is regitlaied and taught
St. Alham ; Red Lisa. Rafael; Half 4540011, Illefirilflij $lO.ll . .
aids iltaa; Wnve; piece of Sale; and of W. loilletoild,,Litod imPorta gee. by a convict. The Crime sit the individual KO employed (as ago 'rho prison fare does not appear nor/e 4 or more se.
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aid Timber Serves er, &AM, Middlesex. I It may be proper here to introduce certain ob. pears Sr .m the evidence) i... not of. mat nature which is likely or were, than is consistent with such en establishment, t
A proper person sill attend at Buttermilk-boll Fares fer lie • • - affect or encourage lii- propen.ily which these you hful I.f.
injOrious In the health of the prisoners.
purpose of Zning the.different Lots. servettonS *sloth, as they apply generally to all the fenders beve
o indulged; but if the benefit of inipre:•sive Moral or
_ .. .. .. .. . L prisons, msy, if expisined, obviate the necessity of in•llaction is deiced. link can be leaped from a convict of any The attention of a former Committee was directed
(CAUTION.-The extensive denoted fo-r,lite lot. 66,66 • • - • description ; even if hr is sincere he cannot have influence; for
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elitino when reporting on c.hers , and may he the boy, „„ aware to the crowded state of Neergate, which at that time
lowing Articles baying occasioned mornernes Imitations.' - '' of the dealt:deft position of their teacher. -
the Public are respeetottly istforesed, that the
-groan* has tar referred to ita general principles adopted by the Corn. If a school is to be nod monied. a person of enblemidied rept,- was the place of confinement, not only for criminals, ..
stopitieve and address .4 the ramp/levier us dm label, mitten • and if they appear self-trident or trite, they "i"° should he appoiated ; and there. night to be a separation bet also for debtors. The new prison in White- $
ATKINSON'S FLUID, fur the growth of, die
.orsor, • i of time prefligate tram she les. roes annotated.
wt e more II 'threadily be granted
Sias melon's. CLEARLIIR•II. -in adverting to the cleanliness of a great part cross-street has relieved Newgate of the debtors;
roweled on a &surgery of the causes which t.icattosi butone,,,.
It prevents the Nair falling off kr mains greys mid ;heir 41 The whole system of enlightened criminal juriu. of this , rime. your Coalmen, eha e a tivourable report to y el, with the conviction of lite importance of chassis
brilderot has silently taken place. either from dinette. re
tore Drotlepre is devised for the prevention of crime not oder ; the yards and maids appeared on their yishation to be fication, and separation, which your Committee cana
Men. charge of climate, or hereditary camel. it will restore it ' 9 remarkably clean. and monies MeM,iers of she Committee, !••• •
to its original strength and thiclteeto. Re.perodolereferetrees te •
of abstract punishment ; punishment, therefore, as who Imre in iridually visited the prison at other times, give a not too frequently, or too strongly, press on the at.
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this fact are given late Pasnoololet etteloi.en rotwoLeata beide.- regards society, is not rintliki've, but subservient no lees: fawn rattle re,Oft. The iv iodows of the sieepirg l'llird• tendon of the House, they consider the accononodsw
9 are large, and are regularly opened, which secure' free circus .
It also frees the Hair from scurf, makes it *oft Androlosey as
,and hotrumelmil, ;„ reference I
rence o prevention. IVhile lotion of air. But there being no Ere allowed fn thew chain- loons of this prison as still altogether inadequate.
silk, and keeps it In curl during exercise in &owing or walk-
ing. or in 'limp weather: peice 3s. &I, a loreile. i the hardships of a prison, and the pains-of law, may hers, there is not sufficient
• ' veutilation to remove dampness from When
eciall in she whiter
the room and bedding, etp
~ . Month. • there the local position of Newgate is coesidered, i
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE chiroges greyte red be wisely and justly inflicted, it is our duty to lake •• and the great expellee already incurred by the city
Bair on she head or whisker) to a brown or Work ; warranted' • • • wa. nor. hiroeser, the slighte•A taint tof offensive smell its she
. earn that no more ts done or suffered than is con. steeping wards of she convicts, uhen your Committee visited of London, it cannot be expected that the present 11
perfectly innocent, and to give a permanent colony; price no., . .
' 10,.6d.,rind one guirten ' MINT@ to the real object ; and still more, that we there wards. Rut yonr Committee could not but remark a jell should be pulled down, end a better constreeted,
Al KI N SON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared by a sob take care that the means we employ to check, great beglet.l.r personnel eleanlioesa amoogo 11w priestlier; ge. l'
more commodious, and a mote estended prison erect-
may acridly ; and they are of opinion that suitable regolargins
Troyer, which frees it 1)f all irritating qoalities removes
freckles, redoes.. abd hardness from the afro; ptrev it net contribute to the increase of crime; that per. *woo to be adopted to enforce attention to what is so essential. ed in its place, which could' only be effected at a 1
chopping. mat
makes it stiff. while, and event price Is. the sons guilty of petty offences, from the repetition of The tNowinsigtrecaonut give pie same faseur.able report of. she molt enormous espouse. Your Committee, there.
.card appratina ed ill the
.tines; it is fibs.i t.
'""- Ith.l' the acme fore, musttheir se gestions of improvement
• square t and prepared with Naples Soap, for abasing, price 9d., which th he deterred by the first
They mightdetection, ',teas of eleuntin•ss which 1.1 adopted in the sleeping wards of
ls.. and Is. 6d. each.
* Sold by James Atkino.n, Petfmner, No. 43, Gerrerd.ol t. and the consequent shame and alarm, shall not by the cenviCt• it there inspractillie• and cornett be remedied but to a change in the appropriation of the present
by los...mins the number confined in the prison. and that by a
Illobresquare London; and by mat Pairing's and Hair.dresse our means be utterly polluted, hardened, and at buildings.
' remove of the coavici...or a chanse in the appropriation of
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es in moo and twittery, complished in depravity, by a forced communication this jail to so maey various purpmes. It appears to coat Committee, that very material
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ma -11wprison allowance of bedding cassis*, of •
' "IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of the with the mostabandosied and irreclairnab*e. ll'o pre. Tea Brew • . improvement may he facilitated without any great or
a henapen on t, worked olds a portion of Aar. to prevent she
..IL catamitavis results arising from the injenicions, treatment a went -this obviops danger and unspeakable evil, she lodgment of vermin. and to exclude damp, ate two Fop._ unreasonable sacrifice. The regular and immediate
a tennis melody, ungraded is *manner too well ',anon to , attention of your Committee has been peculiarly di- This allowance seems sparing 'sod intidequate. le winter not 'eemoval of convicts after every Sessions welshd gist*
require Colll.llelli, and often entailing ea its unhappy victim a rutted to want 'h , * • d •
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series of distressing rind almost nvoirphotatee afflictions. Dr. ---- -- they are termed classification, not .
difficulty iii vulturine to suggest any further improvement, as
F.ADY respectfully calls the ittentioti of thou interested. in merely ai rogardiug the separation of the untried any hardship experienced from she aature of theme, ill. perhaps, ought to be made for that pulpits , e by an establish-.
his 'windier and noot effectual method of cure. ruglike the ad• from the convided, but looking to a much more sa-
compensated by its cleanliness. and the absence of. ninny in ment, where, instead of being in a state of filth and
Yes-omeg empiric of the dris,_ or the equally criminal conduct
of th,,se o who b•dd the ward of promise to the e2r and break lutary and extended system. It is quite unneces- e bethe bedd• she Id be ono e ex. "
may, however, proper that mg me it enees, the convicts may he usefully employ ed.-
it to our hope." Dr. Eady will not presume to pledge iefaili-.J.sary to urge the numberless shades .of depravity posed to the air then 01 present, or suitable measures be taken And they may further remark, that if larcenies were
batty in every derriptioa of cure, hit as far as human aid, ris•to remove the damp from toe bedding. which. by the elide ee tried at the Quarter Sessions, as in other countiean
amongst the untrte prnnuers; ut even en inno.
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aimed by medical and surgiral skill can be aeplied, lie promiaeltand of the sergeon. is i. jurionis to Ike health of the prisoners. re- .
a tensity, speedy, nod permanent resionitino; havine mine cent arson may unfortunately be so situated ; moved from the heated day rooms. and subjected to doe chill of instead of Icing tried at the Old Bailey, * atwitter..
every species of Syphilitic nffection, and its various tram of olis• t
wast is a case of every day's 'occurrence, and lildiv condemed perspiration ; but tbissegelation had not been . nno. able influx of prisoners would be prevented. But,
eases, the primary objects of his professional studies, and being • plied with as sour Committee did not find above Y, mats in the if
your Committee might venture to suggest, what
veinal accused of some very venial offence, is doomed • • • •
flattered by- the transcendent success which has atcompenied his b each • That has bed
whole moon on the male side 4 its prisoner t a
glade of trearranit during the course of a long nod laborious .lobe the companion, mesa-mate, anti almost
bed-fete of his own, ha, permission to bring it into site prison. Your appears to them the most expedient arrangement,
pincher, tae is esebled ill offei. with the fullest confideoce, pre. low, of the most abandoned miscreant. Even after Committee refrain giving any opinion on the Sine+ of she bed- they would recommend that Newgate, as attached
terwion, lit once the taint hopeful mod encouraging. Innumerable . . ding for the prisoners, as from sloe crowded state of the prisou, to the Old Bailey, should be exclusive! '
y approprt.
instances rats he adduced iliustratise of the superiority of DP. 'i convictioo the evil proceeds; for if we can tmegole tee w •ote roobjec, .s one of great diffietills.
tudy's Si stem, which has beet. found to preyed, even so here one unhappy culprit she is disposed to 'Ogre, owl Fono.- Formerly. the provisioneilloivance was one pound ated to priannert for trig. On a review, then,
eminent talent, retained by public imaintliale, has been he repent, he must have his feeling.; harrowed up or i'l beer.• without a week tin cooked by
bone, delivered twice . . . . the whrle evidence .eoweerelog Neogate, as well as i
efectual. In addition en those coosointory advances, Dr. Eady the prisoners themselves at their own time nod pleasure. and
wall tie folioed equAly fortunate in revising the idatehering and hardened amidst such a mass *twice end corroptien• daily is emir" of brown bread. .rhr filth created by the co k• from the observations they were able to make while
debiliessed energies of tie Minoan c issitutioo. which embitter, CLAssirICSTION, therefore, your Comnoit•ee cots• bog. and he improvidence of the prisoners. ended ma convic- ja.peetin-
o the prison, your Committee are decidedly ,
mid if toil timely arrested. frequently lender 'mentors the very • lion of the proeriety lit giving an allowance°, vegetables, ie. r
opinion, that the public interest requires a speedy
• sitter ul the utmost importance; and for this desirable d Co of %Id dsystem. A k't h. °'
principal of ',Oftener. Finns Chia desnlati'sg state of in inns doted the um . era's.° too opt a new 1 c II
tand ',randy. b, re•animati-ig the frame and ',lording lone awl object Newgate offers few facilities. It is all cue. has been provided, a cook a.,,pointed, and an Iteration of alteration •in the Condition of Newel'''. Time jets.
elestkity to doe relaxed organs, Dr. Rudy is ',sappy to (olive' Structed, deficient in 'psi. and is now unhappily the diet established. Time allowance now is a pint of good piste no blame to the present keeper (Mr. Brown),
she most cheering amt positive aotsrae.ws that the mod; errs o •. -.1 , • gruel for breakfast ; for dinner. litierlNllCil, half a pound of .
I the orders and regulations he has adopted under
destined to Contain, on 'the approach of every Ses. beet (which, when cooked, weighs abut six ounces); and a , siss
both sexes may be reocued; a rtesois perseverance in the meowim.
(Reflood h.ong only required.-Di. Eade is consulted d3ily, lit Mons, nearly double the number of prisoners which it quart aeon". is which she's' us was boiled the previous day, the sanction of the City Magistrsles are a great
16. Ktaloor. es, coiner of Dean street. S .ho, by
,painless of ou.lit to contain. Hitherto a large proportion of with barley. and a variety of vegetables. This change ha been. !provemene; but the want of sufficient room to classio
bath sled % co.-Country letters suet resperthd attention by return o 6 of esarattal ben it, and ham been generally approved of. And , as far as the
of sealed pat. the rues ku bid" soccnyied by CoßTiCill seder Ilea- your Calllailletj ea maim eeliberati..a, and availing them.ify ike.ppaseitess-_-Like entire absence,
',oast to blind stafte lie on, orsoook the .. bk-;
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