The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

PO LICE.

Tfonsatn-sviter.---Imee Ise, Cnrhrtri no traitor', and o
nor :Com:iltw,o, were on Taesday hrovght up for ex•uninazi. :I„
charged with uttering forvd *Sank-notes and :ia-e money, h• a
great amoutit, in the neighbourhood of Whitt-chapel. %I.ea
the °Ricers ware in the act of aking Wise in:o ci.s.thly, the cir-
cumstar.ce of his atietnpting tarow away so•acth eg 14 U. 01.
served by them. This iiroved to three 21. nail Eig. it 1.. t. 04,4
note,. puri•orting to be of the Batik o,' Evgl.aul. The 1..0
women were likewise apprehended in a filVerMltii:i k
their being searc'ted h ' ishop tic flowl upon them •to
articles which they had puicitased with forged awes, Gi* he
wards traced. Tbe officers, • fter this, di-c..r-rect th • aboxle 4
the prisoners, in the neighbourhood x.l dunt.i xi- ow, a old) they
next proceeded to search, awl there found ti •14a, ds of 5‘411.in
base cola, consisting of dollars, t. rce-sitilliug . and an no-
nsense quantity nfshillings and sixpences: tiles ash.. fu:iod a
nuinber of forged Bank-notes. *rue ft/spot:tor of the Busk
a'-
tended to prove the forgeries. The lirisoiters were fully can-
witted.

The late Mr. Dahmer was a good composer, as
well as an excellent performer on the violin. He
was struck by the palsy in the very act of perform.
ing, and only recovered so far as to alLait of walki!,4
with some difficulty. He has left nine children titi-
provided for.

The harvest in Hampshire has been got in mere
abundantly than the not sanguine exiwetations c.f
the landholders could reckon upon. Betloy Grango,
the seat of John Osbaldeston, Esq. was hst
the scene of rural festivity, through the cv!ebration
of harvest home. Ev'ry dermacy which the seaso3
would admit was provided, and the amusements eid
not .ease till the rising sun had created n doubt Istn...
ther it was too late to go to bed, or too early to go
to breakfast.

Last week, a farmer, named Holland, brouglitlato
Boston-market the carcass of an ox, with an iuten.
tion of offering it for sale, altheegh in a state of pu.
triditc. On the information of the Market July,
the Mayor ordered it be seized, and condemazd I. to
be burnt.

We have to add to the melancholy account fi
Chepstow, in a former paper, that the b. dies Of
Miss Fisher and Mks Margaret Shute, were f(,ts!;.i
on Monday last, having drifted with th, tide ucar to
Tinteru Abbey. The remains of Mr. liothery
discovered ou Friday, near the mouth of the Severn.
The bodies have now been all found, except that (1
Miss Rothery. The whole company had attended.
Divine Service in.the morning, alai what is remark:
able, heard a Sermon from the words " to car it
gain," to which the preacher, co:nmentittg on the
uncertainty of life, put the question, in a solemn
and impressive manner to his aleatory, whether, it
death were to summon them that day, t'.ey could hi.
dividuatly say "to die is gain."—(Bath Paper.)

SCOTCH SNICKS.
If.riTtl and Brnwrca Wbart._ derfirail. Sesib.
Caledonia Packet (Nisaett),
Leith
London and Berwick (Flew
ing), Berwick

8 Oct. —3, P. M.
I, —3, P. M.

11!(i% WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIIIS GAT.
klaraiag, 9 sainutes after S. j lEvening, 119 minute‘ ;awl Y.

MARRIED.
At Montalto, In the County of Down, the Dean of nromort;
to Frances Catharine, second daughter of the lute I)..vid her,
Esq. of Portavo, in the same County.
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DIED.
Oa Thursday, the 111th ult. at Cheltenham, John Gilbert, ha.
of Clough Hall. Staffordshire.
On the 3d lost. Catharine, wife of Mr. R. H. Kt atl.al, roc.
'peril/ of lookate-strext. sugml.AA.,yeur..

DEBILITY, STRICTURES,
IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their tie.
viatioss from the general plan has been highly beneficial to
others, and improved in iheir professional acquirements h 3 lie
maturity of near.twenty years experierve, Mean. ii•U It
li.
and CO, continue, aub unabated ardour, the ersdicatioh
nt
those disorders which are the consequence of illicit isriol4(sicr.
or the destructive huhits of the inconsiderate Schoot-hiii. In
professing the core of these Complaints, they hold out no in.
duceusent to vice; but, sensible a., all own must lw of the cc-
isterice of such calamities they offer their assisianee as e!,
educated Surgeries of Condon. and of the Ito);i1 C.e.leg,. •it
Edialturgh. In all costs of Siphylitic lalretiutr. and in in
complaint of Debility and Deticiency, whether al fiii:o the
infatuation of a certaiaciesti active hobit,long residriire in was,*
climates, free living, to. any other cause 'producing a !i. Scow,
of manly vigaur, the patieot may rely on it sped) rertar.eleea:
to vigorous health. Their improved plan of corirg St
turnshie a
the Urethra hoc been attended with peculiar success. esi
of lea and .twenty 3 ears' darW ruse have v fielded he their ore..
meal so the short period of three week;. Seweral
and Gentlemen of the first respectability, who htivc latnin red
this painful ood distressing disease, having received n radical :e•!!
permanent cure, purticuliiily request that reference env. hem: de
to them, as satisfactory
_evidences of the dvidel saperini it.
vl
Messrs, Currie and Co.'s Plan of Treatment. :Jae). of the-;
Gentlemen had been moiler the care of Messrs. lionie, .111e..i is
side, nbd other Surgeons of equal eminence, ttho norther. ..1
their Cure by the application of
.the Lunar Caesar, a
*cress.
Messrs. Currie and Ca. may be consulted by patients at'
sea, with the ereottit secrecy and houour, at their
107, Hiittoingarden
Putiesti is the country are requested to state the partiei
of their case, age, and general habit of living, arc. Ste. owh•
a remittance for advice and medicines, when the some %I ei
given or Mat to any part of the kingdom. To ensure tiro
catty. so sundial to their undertaking, the postage 01 ic,
May betided to the &revue( for medicines.

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