The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-23 00:00:00

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trade, might be estimated by his loss, which he belietel
to be about eldl. a Week. ..• •
It appeared that the visllaiit tinder water.boff hal
immediately aftef the derision, which caused such
prec•ation In salmon, seised a great quantity of keppe,
and shedder salmon in one tif the northern sun
neatly packed up. This prohibited fish was brought, it,
quantity about a ton, before Aldennan ltirk it, gad is.
stantly condemned.

The Lord Mayor, in allusion to this enn.lemosCor
stated, that f what he could learn, a complete per
was put to the traffic, and that the last derision ml 4,
would probably finish charges upon that subject. It sp
peared to him that those from whom the complaints of
this lllttgal dealing first ivied, were amongst the ",
severe sufferers, as their object was to obtain a miter
quantity of wholesome fish for the market. The tik
certainly appeared in quantities, an.l of most ettelesi
quality ; hut the impression that it was all had w
gained ground, and he regretted that the subject 61
not been sooner mentioned, as there could et:,t ,
doubt of the readiness upon the part of the respect
press, to remedy the hardships enumerated.

POLICE.
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Bow-Sri:RT.—Yesterday Thomas Tuners*, the est
who has been for some time in custody on suspicion e:
being concerned in plander;ng the Bristol mail,
brought up and underwent another examination.
Mr. Waterhouse stated, that a material witness, aim
he expected woods! have been present to give evhlre,„..
was unable, from illness, to travel to London from
tol, but would positively he here on Saturday next, ~
which day be hoped the Magistrate would reman,ltl-
prisoner. Other witnesses, who were now as far d:stast
as Chepstow, would be also in town then.
The landlord of the Porter-house near the Bash
Bristol, where the four suspected parties dined trice
previous to the robbery, was called, but he had no rrcu,.
lecrion of the prisoner.
Truensan's solicitor pressed the Magistrate to diu
charge his client, observing that Mr. Waterhouse had
already had ample time allowed him to procure evideme
of the prisoner's crinsivality, if such evidenee was to It
found ; and it was very bard for a man to be kept is
confinement, and brotight backwards anti forwards apse
a mere slight suspiciog witting eorrohorative testiroote.
Mr. Maxis: said, the testimony of Elizabeth Morri.,,
who had sworn positively to seeing the prisoner is con-
pony with the other persons suspected, at Bristol, srlich
he had firmly denied, and who also contradicted sevrnl
other circumstances which hr had stated, at the peeler,
remained unshaken ; and although the evidence IM
not been supported by other witnesses, be must detio
'he prisoner, to give Mr. Waterhouse an opportunity.,
producing other evidence.
To which the prisoner's soliri!or replied, that least
aware that this was not the place to traduce the chant-
ter of a witnesr, or it would be eery easy to show aid
degree of credit was due to Mrs. Morris'i testimony.
Mr. Waterhouse observed, that this was a case of tlit
greatest public importance, and too much trouble maid
nut be taken to bring the real offenders to justice. It
was very far indeed from his wish to have an innocent
man deprived of his liberty for a moment, and he should
not press for the detention of the prisoner had be au
good grounds for doing so.
Mr. fiIIINIR ordered the prisoner to be brought up kr
re-examination on Saturday next, at two o'clock, des.
If Mr. Waterhouse was not ready with further evidence,
he would most certainly be discharged.

In tlio trial of Donaldson r. Stod,lart and Qin,*

ported is oar paper of yesterday, tie Jar; astoni►
•crdict of 54M. fur the plaintiff.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—from calculatio by&
College of Physicians, no less than 10,000 die assaally
in Great Britain of Consumption, and that evtly tOth
person were raptured. 'f hese complaint's are trnl alarm
ing to every individual nho uses the least exertion. It
is also incredible the nnniher that fall victims to a rep
twin Disease, by being improperly treated. It was that
circumstances induced lir. Conpert to select maim
Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years experience,
to torte a Medical Board ; and, sine the establishemt,
upwards of 30,1110 Patients hare been cured, without
confinement—many of them after Hospitals bad faiW.
Messrs. Conran and Co. are consulted at Woodstock-
street, Oxford-street; and at Charlotte House, West
Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's,
daily, from eight till eight.—. ei ;manic, bare adritt
gratis every evening, from six till eight; and on Soak
mornings until 2 o clock.
•.• Raptures, of 30 years standing, are also radically
eared without being confined.
tit There are private doors to rad' house, and prime
rooms for Females.

N. B. Messrs. Comma and Co.'. Lectures on two
prevailing Diseases, ars published at one shilling, In
Mr. Boren y,2•2, Blackfriaro-road. They contain wail
information for yoong practitioners.

BIRTH.

At Worthing, on the 19th instant, the Lady of Capt. hes-
dergast, of a dila/Mar.

MARRIED.
At Ilrnwick. on the 4lst inst, Ingrain Fred. W. Campbell.
Esq. of Barbreck, N. IL to Sophia, daughter of the late icif
Edward Winaington, Bart. of Stanford-Court, Worcester.
dire.
At Cheadle, on the 18th instant, Arthur Hinckley, Esq. 0
Poideld, to Mary, only daughter of the late John Jefmi
K. 4. late of Woodhouse, Staffordshire.
On the 9th telt. George B. Buxton, Esq. of the Nary Of
OW, to Eliza, widow of A. M. Love, Req. of Sudbury, 10.
folk.

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DIED.
Om the I Hit instant, at Handswortb, Staffordshire, Ble
Smith. late of Bunhill-row, London.
On the fa of December lest, at Rio Janeiro. in the NS
year of his fkift. Bird S. T.4llunkhouse, third and lad um
tring son of R. Mualihouse, D. D. late Vicar of Wa►
Said.
►Oa Thursday, at Hallatrow, near Bath, P. Edward Slim
►ell, Esq. N.D. aged".
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COURUE OF

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to, at sight. 11 17
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Parts, 3 chive sight. 25 20
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Frooktbet *vibe Maina,l3ll4
Viestaa. ti(. !b. 10
Madrid. 344
Cadla,
Bilboa. ile
Barrelooa. /14 .
Seville, 354
Gibraltar. 90

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Cork., 10 pie eeet.
Forme Gold to Bars, Y. IX
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New MAW,. 64. 110. Pm'
biker. in sari, 81.1414
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