The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

AN

OLD BAILEY, SEPT. 0.

Jane Graham and Eliza Tien were indicted for stealing se-
verat 11..1nd/1S 411111 tote petstoa of a,l;olTllnnan-in Fleet-atrael.
Verdict—Wilson Guilty, Graham Not Guilty.
The Costmott SELISANT admonished Graham to hie eireum--
spect io fattires he trusted the proceedings of this day watild
liave the s'l'eet of rendering her cautious as to the companions
with whom she associated for the rest of her life.
John Boot was found guilty of stealing a jacket, value I.os.
the properly of Jame. Martin.
After the Jury had delivered their verdict, one of the Mar-
shalmen stated. that he had a perfect recollection of the Pri-
soner, and of his having been tried, together with another per-
son. at Aylesbury, some years since, fur putting off sham notes;
his companion was convicted, and suffered the punishment of
the law. The Prisoner was at that time travelling in tue chat-
racier of a Gentleman, and his companion appeared in the cha-
racter of his livery servant.
1 homas Gardner, a respectable looking young man, aged 21,
was indicted for stealing from the person of Wm Ellis Gusting,
Esq. a pocketbook. containing a half-sovereign, a 11. note, &c.
hi. property. The Prosecutor, who is the son of a banker,
stated. that on the 26th of July last, he was going to Covent-
garden about half past four iatheaf. erauou, to look at the state
of the poll ; he was going along Bear street. Covent-garden,
when he felt some person's hand in his pocket. and. tinting
rotund, he saw the Prisoner with his pocket hook in his hand ;
he went tip to hit», and accused him of having ltai pocket-hook;
when the Prisoner denied it, and produced another pocket-balk
which he said was that Ite,and in his hand. Mr. Gosling. how-
ever, was positive as to having wen his pocket-book, which
was a brown one, in the Prisoner's hand; that whith he pro-
j duced was n red one. Verdict—Guilty.
Mamas Chapman was (11'x1 11111 to she bar, charged with steal .
ing three feather beds and other articles. the property of John
bolls From the statement of the Prosecutor. it appeared that
the furniture in question was in apartments, which he rented at
4s. per week. in the house of the Prisoner. The Prosecutot re-
sided in another house; but on the 14th of June he knew that
all his furniture was safe. On the 13th of August, however. in
consequence of information he had received, he went again to
look at his furniture. alien he found that beds and other articles,
to the salue together of 501. and upwards, were gone. Ile made
application to Bow-Street, and the Prisoner was taken into
custody.—Verdict, Guilty.

Thirty-five prisoners have been capitally convicted
daring the present Sessions at the Old Bailey, conse-
quently they await lodgment of death, which will be
passed on them at the termination of the Sessions,.
which is likely to take place on Wednesday nest :
Forgery, 13; burglary, 4; house-breaking, 2; steal-.
ing in dwelling-how:lt, 7 ; horse-stealing, 3 ; sheep-
stealing, 2; stealing privately, 4.—Total 35.
Frid4y an afflicting circumstance took place in
Bulverhithe Bay, near Basting,. A boat, in which
there were six men from the Camilla cutter, stationed
off the coast for the prevention and detection of
smuggling, had been gent ashore in the afternoon for
the purpose of obtaiping provisions. These being
procured at Bexhill, the men returned to their boat,
but in the mean time a storm had arisen, the tide

flowed with fearful violence, and the sea ran moun•
tains' high. The cutter, however, being but a short
distance from the shore, the men determined to pot
off and try to reach her. They were quickly carried
out some distance by the breakers. In an instant
they lost sight of the cutter, as did the cutter of
them. The storm increased, and the poor men re.
solved upon making for the shore. The attempt
proved fatal, for having just succeeded in turning
their boat towards the land, a dreadful wave and
surf overtook the boat and sunk them—four to rise
no more. A fifth would inevitably have perished also
but for the generous and humane conduct of Beacher,
a smuggler, who witnessed the catastrophe at some
distance from the shore, instantly mounted his horse
and rode to the spot, which he reached just in time

to rescue a fellow-creature from a watery grave.—
One of the sufferers was a young man named Chand-
ler, from Rye, and the three remaining persons were
from Portsmouth. One of the latter has left a wife
and eight children.
Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, as Mr.
Mortis, of Tichfield-street, was passing along the
Strand, be was stopped by a female, with whom he
walked as far as Shire-lane, when two men came up,
one of whom pushed against him, and the other
robbed hir.t of his watch, &c. Mr. Morris pur-
sued the villain, knocked him down, and took, him
to the watch-house, when he missed eialit Bank-notes,
having at the time in his pocket-hook 7 or 8001.—
The Prisoner confessed that he knew of the robbery,
and promised, if the Prosecutor would give him ss.
to restore him his watch, which he consented to do;
and the Poisoner said the mats who had the watch was
named Dave, and was outside the door. Some
watchmen went nut, bat he decamped and no pursuit
took place. The Prisoner was searched, bat nothing
was found on him ; he was, however, locked up,
preparatory to his being brought before a 'Magistrate.
A Cull) BURNT TO Drayn.---About twelve o'clock
on Saturday last, a girl, four years of age, was
burnt to death, from her clothes catching fire. She
was the only child nut of sere:), belonging to a poor
man of the name of JamessKing, residing at a small
public-house in a court in Golden-lane. ;In.• mo-
ther had only stepped out to market to provide SOW,.
thing for dinner, leasing the child alone; when, by
some accident in going oboist the fire, her clothes
caught the biome, and shortly fanned into a flame;
she ran on the stairs, and the draught increased the
blaze, and before they could be torn OF, she•was'
literally consumed. Medical assistance was immedi-
ately procured, but she died in convulsive agonies in
less than an hour.
On Thorsday night some thievesent into the work-
shops of Mr. Jebbatt, a builder, in Webber-row,
and stole a number of deals.
On Saturday morning, a man in the employ of
Mr. Rowe, a newsman, fell down near Christchurch,
Blackfriars.road, and instantly expired. Ile had
-lately come into the possessiou of considerable pros
perty.
Friday evening a ahnckiag accident occurred at
Kennington Cross. Asa post•c.haise was driving rapid-
ly from town to Brixton, a boy about ten years of
age, son to William Edwards, attempting to cross
the road, was run down by the off horst% and both
the wheels passing over his head, crushed it to pieces.
A shocking murder was committed on Tuesday
last, in NVarssickshire. As a young man and woman
were returning home from Kenilworth Statut", they
were overtaken on the road by four men, oiled whom
wanted to take indecent libe►ties with the woman;
the young man took her part, and was wounded by
one of the 'Wiens with a pen-knife in the abdomen,
through which his bowels protruded, and he died in
consequence. The perpetrator of the act, we un-
derstand, is in custody.
On Tburaday night the premises of Mr. Walter,
of Whitechapel, were entered by some villains, wise
rohbrd the piece of plate and wearing apparel to a
large amount.

~!~

I Peral•elliiiitases 1.1
" "n 47
A PTA4I4) OflslS to
Cna:Ahillledteicte:d:e".""""r•dw,iet
.Irlneff
all :nkinitTel.ol4lll:
evfcarilli.";l".4e.:,:a4i4"nd dinY4l.7l4Cublehhillilb: b. t4l
haliveAbbeerld*o t,uatil3llB4scherli,lll"ninulto"7".'
wviweldlia..itty:ts:bewAnont:l:4, in 1,147 11,1471,111 W" trytitingultitil
week sister. Ave sett Iflau end enotiasse salvor/ .1 sottish
the celehratee boast down irked tomtit;
:Routed,
'oo •
de•per:ar diseases incident to tlit• human yrnene-,,,i0A"
C ot
hruaie Ittemulasis, Sri-Wales foe seven yel‘eairsil
nn nice, eli•liverpool koows, mod whirl driwe ale from(' ',mini-
Do. for to another, for more fleet seven year, (he bad advice)ll
whiebhrought me at bat Ito dehib's door, olilmaellint
for, hec4 Iniuws, of truth tiny suns, thdl 1 cosh nil mi;ve IhYw
a puttified kale in my right eheelti as deep, 11%4 Iwo seTk
cOint out, wit b severel pieces of Pine& bones, Aunt aten 1,01,;;',
both sides of my eye, a Inch eye I was just going 10.i.,,e
slriads►afl to toy feet all ulcerated and natrlifie,l, all idacli;
she big sue of nor foam bent; so mortified and petrified that tae
atsendmg Doctor cut it off ; this Disler had sainted me
day fur one year, and took ail the pains he possibly id. ;,-;
at lest, os he saw that I was going on w orse and storm.,briefs
ottr
visiting use, and the last time he tame jest on the doer of ltie
bed.rooto. and gave me a look may, seeing Inc al teat's do
he went limy witheut advonctne, any farther, and did nil
nosy more. At las', sifter all hopes of my reenvering werere
before dynot. Dr. Callentra was sent loc, and I told hi sts
aboutme :tcyrluii•soi e
asirsg pains ld
reuse,
,niaefnedeuryll emeyeassweeliedoicris:l.4:
when he told me not so despair, us he said that iu a few d
mild be seduced, and the taw of .my arias teamed; and ;Mae
all my mintified sores would be healed up before six eetuls—,
sod it was so, blessed be the Lord. 1 hate been
years deprived of ening to sea, droseu from one Doeuessa-:
'Ober, and consumieg nil the substance I pt).sewd in
Wield, except my life, a hit+ " Divine Providence has v r
nr"—
01l
to me, by memos of Dr. Gaff •raut's itheaviasie, Aso'.
Anti-venereal Pills, Isis Auti.leprosical Drop, and
acorbuticitl Drops, so the obove Medicines, under Goa, a "tie
my present proliosgittion of life, and once mire I inn going to
sea, in order to form (tomes Lass abroad for the sale sod diva.
sal of the above miraculous Medicines, fur the benefit of ,lee
hopeless, as I was. Now let sill the hopeless, who ever sea
this my case, take particular notice, nod let it he ns an exam-
ple, and it they value i neir health nod their substances, (10 at
first what I have dune at last, viz. had it not been for bad ad-
visers, 1 should have been cured by Ise same miraculous Medi.
eines, of which I am cured now, five years ago, as well as
pew, and l In ght have saved many hundred pounds, aid
base /wale loose 11 0n0.1% of pounds, and have mins-
ed my health; see, therefore, ye hopeless, lona afflicted,
like rue, toot open your eyes in time; do not hearken to tnviaes
ndvisers, vs I umoceraly have done, seeing what it has cast me,
by so doing. They have their frientl, dotiors, one they wish
uo in to have the honour of the cure, but Providence, that inn
lll* envy, knows better a hat to do.
My gr.,tootle Ennoot be h. tier expreteed then this, viz. that
I have requ.sted Ur. C mfh rata to isppoitst me his Agent, for
the tide and (lisp of his miraculous Mediciises, for the be-
nefit of she hopeless of all inaokind, its the City of Loudon, asd
elsewhere, as :h • Public iu Cicero most h tee seen my ap.
;inhumed, in the Liverpool Saturday's Advertiser, severd
times, every S.ktoyday in A pill sisal heeinning cm' May last ;ant
al-to in ;lie Slat' eSst a Londots New.prtoer. of Muodas.
Mat fust#l; au.; the Medicines also stave been published is
she CuNsTITI;TION Lomb'', New-paper, of Sondes, June ik,
late. I have appointed for she sale of the reiiiieoi•P Medi.
clue., in I.st 4011. Messrs. Butler and Sons, St. Peer, Church.
void; •(!r. F. Fos s.es, Church street. Greenwich; atu Cept.
Sian of the White lion, Tolley-street, Ilts.
resteh. Loudon ; this I •st, Captain Morgan, sell theist hawed
of myself, as I am goin4 to sea, 10 I said iibove; sad I' hope
the many thou.ands whose lives have been saved, and tbi.iss
171 listostehlessirbesleassrie dangnilty,i;istsieetie,
eimd iitherttemisgsvh eaxilamimpatie.
litindin.onTlero
soy fellow Master :Mariners, I particularly address mycelf, and
do soullessly stad heartily. as taey value their health, ad
that of thew crew recommend them never to go lo sea, with.
out the above Iticalnassie Pulls in Alien' medicine the.t,
as they are perfectly proved to be a medicine chest in these
selves; as when any' use is taken ill, 'Mee a Single dose will
cure Mal, he the disorder what it may. whether yellow fever,
or typhus fever, bilious freer, mortis fever, or plague, or per
i item ial sever, w halever ; flux of till kill(16; rheumatism, rheu-
matic gout, gout, sciatica, lumbago; old deemed incisalle
casts of a certain disease ; scurvy, leprosy, itch, baidnesi, hilt.
big sickness, convulsioes, vertigos, nervous complaints, blind-
ness, idealises', if caused by diseases ; kaig's evil, orikevas,
shortness of breath, coughs, cousumptinos, boarseenl, head-
ache, earsache, jaundice, black and yellow ; !gincilneu,inpn-
leney, sore throat, quinsey,stranguarv, stone, gravel, mellitus;
they also cure the dropsy, palsy, incontinenty of telne, and
tooth-ache; in a certain disease they deliver from the seer
jaws of death; and others too numerous to be enentimed; all
sores of every denomination, incurable to any ether ine4icion
in the world, are all cures by the above Pins and Drops, a
proved by my sores. fist the ditection bills, along wait its
pills, sure so large and r 0,111011., that any itik• nosy cure alunelf •
of any disorger whatever, a i 00000 t any medical tatendance, or .
any ouster advice.—When you purchase the Medicine., ant
know all your ezproces; na Doctior's bill for attendance, Our
lies meet ous bottles, hoses, poly, &e. &c. enough so make
nn
Apothecary's shop of your bed-room; not such thing with these
Pills is to be expected. No family us the world knowing she
miraculous et easy of the abate Pills, as well a• I, and manya
thousand others do, who value their health, and particularly
that of their children sou d ever be without these invaluable
pills in their houses, as they are a ready Physician, *lnch,
a hen their children are Inkru ill, of any disorder whatever, a
sister bit of pill a ill remove their complaint, in a few hoary,
without any doublivihniever,ll4 I know by my nwnjaurdothers
children ; they composethe child so five minutes after swallow-
ing thefts ; and rescue the children, in desperate disertses, front
the vista jiws of death, as well us they have rescued me. What a
miracle they ore in the flux, or bowel completes ; sine single
dose cures it, Nat wheo lime stawling, they must tike threes
doses,fund these Pills the gentlest medicine L
ever took, and I began l's
grow strong, anti sleep well, s+a $llll
as lebegnn taking them, eiviag me a good appetite. They
ninke disease. welt :tatty iuseissibiy, even to stegger the human
studerstanding. I kw* Dr. Cafferata, his stilt, and nuincrass
fs •ly sill take Pease Pills, w armorer medicine is wanted. aud a
single dna. al oats is a cure, in a few hours; for the bilious.
they are at true specific; they abate any spasm, immediately
after beteg down a few mi 0000 les. These Pills are taken in aft
diseases, incident to the human frame, in discs, Iris toe biS•
o
or bear Pills, f
a few tve.r.s old, tithe i
their afis•r-p:nhs, milk f)(rhi lyt:;.l:eirt,oltiarineengd;;;A:rcnou• :lying-in
rlirgnren;iefia;il:
mediatelv, by she Mabee even t a miracle. Tue greet
fame of site ahoy.. oil the Continent, is such, particularly
sit Gaeta. in Flanders, where Dr.• Cider:Oa s Agee's,
Leopold ffrwy and Francois Gustaf!, lives; shut it cni-
noi he better e la kissed, Ilan is given to the Pubiic in the
tflail-lain„ of n letter receis .11 -rim a Gentlemm of Ghent, tw
Or. Cafferata, Its erpool, in consequence of the mirsculints
Cure., x.rti re: torov.l cry utMer his own eyes, by Dr.
(:suit cant's Agent, ',milt IA Henry, with she above said Piths
wish;meg to b..coote Dr. Cafferta s's Agent its some other part. he
Se, w aispotrised Dr. 04,n:fa's Agent for Philarlelpritas in the
United Saris. It With remain, for SW' 001 F, to direct tee aSicted,
by whom the Nteateist-s are plepared,and a here they are to la
had, then nay duty to my tell .w sufferers is discharged by WO
therefore, the t•e•pect ire • Medicit.e, nre prepared by Dr. Cats
Grata. Nu. S, Curios aliis-sorei, Liverpool, sole docuverers
proprietor. sod twepoier of hi:. modern Panacea, or Universal
Specific Remedy, called his Rheumatic, Anti-gout:cal, Ale"
venereal rm., asst tits ~,:Arr died cows., a, fulloYti:— Ili. Rine*
mastic, Anti-goetti a'. Aisti.cetwieal Fills, is boxes, at Ds deny
' ineloded ; his Aar-dropsical l'Ills,11s.; his. Anti Collett, PAY
14.. ; nit Itch •I)sops, in bottles, 41. tsd•
his Anti* orhaticel Woo. m bottles. 4,. 64. ;
Tootte.aehe Powder, its p tie is. at Os. 93. Is. lid ; bn loofa
pitiable Teutb Powder, in parrs. Is. 93.
Pulsated else a old, wooleeole, by time Doctor, No. 1 Corr
wnllis-street, us :shove; and by Isis appointment, retailed„br
lal'e" NI,. 85. St. Jarors's-ssreet, and Gee.
.t
"As Psi tie.., ft o. I Pr.c 's Stars r, Liverpool; MOON
Jnhhml. us, 11tHavii., Jores Slier, Dartmouth; Dr. JurePl
Gamard, United Stases ..1' America; and by IC
two rioter Agrtit,. Lt-ttilf•ld Henry, sit Client, in Dagen
Fueuois Jess ph Gomm, as Amsterdam, Iv Land and ha
ispia.i ussent, :.sir Aceaa 1,4 tent ;:u', sold •hy Messrs. Haller
and Sons. St. Paul'. Church-yard; Mr. F. Flithes, C *al;
iti•ret, tit CCM% ii II ; anit by Capsoll. tio.cos Mork oil
the W Issue Liou, Totiley-stieti, II metia•s, lasediat.
'The afilicse ;in Lir den are into r r. ell for the truth dal
ruse to soy shove Veruiev; md Liverptiol,such arangersuif foe_
from abroad. watt net know use (chiefly soy fellow Mat;
Mariner.). to Satnpsiin Jet, Block and Parosporitakers
isl
shop, on tee east lode of the King's Dock, or at his law.
0,17
saga af the. GI ar
t. Ni,.N 44, Rorsiss:reet, Liverpool, woo w
himself hero eared by tier nbove ..r despenot rierr.
use gout, of three years stuoding, at be cuald nil
fer to lie tout-Led iu bed. BOUNff.
London, Aug. Pi, 1818.

L NOON : l'unt.w! eni PnAls.qcsi 1% D. Lovitti..illhe
STAIg7III,I 01-nce, u. 1,4 'it stow) et:titt, Flegrefifi*