The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-20 00:00:00

Ut MAR OF A

[mums'
?Lis young gentleman
of great promise and
years of age, son of 's
in the county of Kildare, .
bring found dead on the !mitts of Punchestow , wit-h
tuarks of great violence on his person. Notice was
immediately given to T. Harrison, Eq. Coroner, who
made active r.nd diligent search for a citcuit of :5
miles (in the progress of which he seized some fire.
anus, found in the possession of suspicions persons),
and took into custody a nun nain.,el Jobn Kelly, whose
very unsatisfactory answers and appearance gave cause
for suspicion. It appeared that deceased had rises at
au early hour on the day of his death, to detect poa •het
on the rabbit burrows; that he chased the murderer
better than two miles, who discharged the contents of
his gun in the young- gentleman's breast ; that not
evading the pursuit, he outrun 31r. Mills, and lying
sutler the well at 1 unchestown, struck the deceased
with the cock of his put, as he was crossing the wall,
which caused his death; Lis j owder-horn was got near
the body, and also the trigger of a musket, but bis
gnu was not to be found ; at six one of his
school-fellon a, who was out coursing, discovered his
body.

After hearing a train of ektunstan;:al and corms
boratiug evidence, and eel. irering an al: p riate hargr,
the Coroner left the case to th« Jury, v.:10 were highly
respectable and intelligent ; and woe, " 7 bat
the said Charles Mills came to Lis tiratia by a gun•sLot
wound in the kit breast, au•l a 'now of souse weapon
on the hark ; art of his heat: ; and that feat the Wi-
dener, they had reason to suspect that John Kelly was
hwilicated in the inn tier of the said Chariot Mills ;"
upon which Mr. / !a rrison counnit tell Kelly to Xras gaol
A liberal subscription was Ciro roared into, anal
on the spot upwards of 504. subscriLetl, which it is
supposed amounts by this time to nimaf.;s of I,oot n.
for the prosecut'on, apprehension, avd rattrietion, er
for private informal:on, of the persans concerned in
the• sail twirler.

On Mondny Inst. the I.ntic of j.E.Conant, Esq. of E.-r-
-oserstreet. of a son.

niED.

On T!nirclay laa, ofler r Ivw hclirg Jahn Fortes.
F.N. of lla:er-street, Port Nan-square, is the id r f
bit Nee.
• 14linrloo, on l'lsnratl.y la.!. %arab. the wife aP. P.
Plan t. 1. ,n. aso.l 49„
on 'noir. lay tat:. Mrs. (21...rk, wife of J. Clerk, Fool. (.1
Bownhatts-hawse. Gio.. realer.

" Your vigour pines. your tidal powers decoy;
Divenses haunt you ; soul untimely age
1 rirtmps...)o
luVrtry and ilireipri th • is enervated,
and the body soon falls an pas). width'. To remove
disorders arising frees fashjonahle gaieties, and to rettere
• the debbltated constitution. is 'it: result of our study and sac-
( tessfule,perience fur thirty ) ears I`o4. in this peculiar branch
, of our pro f•••sion. and whirls gi t • us a decided sup- rioriry
oser ai. otio•r• Phtetioners. in recent eases of ar YPI I LITIC
• INFECTION a pcmscrt I use is rompletrA in TWur
DA X • : and in more complicated cites. u herr other, hare
failed of ..recess, i propr•r perseverance in oat oh,do of
Treatment insures to Me Psi:, at a perfect re-eats
' in cases of NERVOUS DLIDLITY and V LAR
RRIA.XATION, and for all the afflicting Tart
simption and Chronic l'ompicints. whether v a
long residence In warn: climates. t.r by the indflosadomi e(
! youth. when, by solitary indn:genee. the seism hetredlors-
, Masted and the nerves unstrung, when languor and fildlll%-
' choly are depicted on tbe countenance. we possess a L-
I
:neatly unrivalled for its salutary power, in rendering the
flaccid nerves firm, and thing tone anti esieray to the most
derrilitated ('onstitution, imputing, Ilse bloom of her.l:b, mid
resiorMg strength and manly rigour. Numerous cases of
filrieture; of the Urethra have been. and are daily, under oar
fire. the total eratacation of which is effezt, it hl a safe. Cu-f-
-t sin, end expeditious: mo.le of practice, superior to an) other
yet adopted.
In the cure of any of these Complaints, our Patients are
treated with the greatest skill, split:rude, homier, sad ie-
creay. The fee required is the same as that of room.
Practitioners. Letters from the o.untr), stating parties-
lars of the ease. enclosing a Bank-note, will be duly an-
swered.—Medicines sent to all parts of hs werid.
CURRIE and to. St nu"ons.
Members of the Royal Coneg's of London as d
Ldinbirrgb, ?So. 1117. Ilattan-Garden.
Dooms et pltas vizor Ilea.
Ts y house vivid phrasing a (fr.
SOCRATES, by his discourse on morriage, so ear
raptured his auditors with th.s subject, this' the married
men flew to their and tier betehrlora hastened Sibs
wedded ; and " The tripectatdr" has affirmed. that the "Id
" wife" the most agreeable and delightful Came in NOM
Tile sacred institution, then, of marriage. eompassm the
desideratum of oar enjoyment. teeming not only with her
piness on earth. but disposing the soul itself to harimaise