The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-15 00:00:00

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UnzownALL.—Richard Robinson, one of these
connected with George Fngland, whose commit.
went was mentioned some days since, was brought
tip yesterday and underwent a final examination oh
several charges of burglary and felonies.
The Prisoner, like his principal, England, wee
apprehended by May and Goff, whilst in bed at le
lodgings, at Lambeth'.
It appears, from What transpired at his dome
examinations, that he hid been concerned in miss
robberies, principally in company with En-:t.
Seven distinct charges were made out agates( kiait
on each of which kw was fully coanaktted-IncVollsr
HAITON-GARDEff.—Yesterday George Sank a
carter, and Thomas Rogers, an ostler at the sign of
the Mother Red Cap, in Camden -Town, were
brought up in the custody wf William Read, jun.,
charging the former with hating stolen, and the lat.
ter with knowingly receiving, nine tresses of hays
the property of Mr. Milton, of Finchley and Pic.
caditly. Some canvas was alto found where the hay
was deposited, supposed to be stolen oat of Mr.
Milton's barn at Finchley.
The Prisoners were committed to Newgate foe
trial.

Peter Birnic, charged with stealing an eight-day
clock out of the Adam and Eve public-house, near
St. Pancras Church, was fully committed for trial.
Out Lou ALL.-Y esterday Robert Weak*td, who
has undergone several examinations before the Silting
Alderman, charged with being connected with others
in robbing Mr. Townsend and others, of property to
a considerable amount. They hare already found
property of different spits to the amount of 5001. Lit
addition to former evidence, Mrs. Bursfield, and her
son, John Bursfield, proved the Prisoner kiting two
hoses under her care, saying, one contained his
clothes, and the other papers belonging to his father.
An officer proved having had keys and a seal front
the Prisoner. The keys opened the bozos, wbick
contained the stolen property, wrapped up inside
and sealed with the Prisoner's seal.—Folly con opted
for trial.

It .must be gratifying to the country to hese, that
a Medical Board, under the inspection of Messrs.
Cootea and to, Surgeons, of peat and long es•
perience, is held'at Charlotte-house, Great Chsrlotte•
street, opposite ltowtskxn HILL'S Chapel, Black-
friar's-road, hondon ; wh e the public are relieved
from the most dangeroJJ hlsaes. Tire Institution
claims the attention of those who may have attempted
the cure of themselves, or who have been so blind
and unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so in-.
portant a •braucb of the profession, *hose impro-
per treatment have brought mapy to an untimely
end, and thousands are nearly mei curialized out of
their existence; eruptions on the head, face, and
body ; sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose; vertigo,
noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, often
ending in blindness ; pains in the head and limbs,
frequently mistaken for rheumatism ; eatreme weak.
ness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general de.
bility, .&c. are only a Yew of the dreadful symptoms
which frequently appear years after, and too often
embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and
Co. are consutted daily by all ranks of people, from
eight till ten, or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no
others are answered), stating their case, when me-
dicine mud the best advice is sent .to all parts of the,
kingdom. They also cure the piles mud fistula, with-
out burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, oil
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sanday mornings, till ten
o'clock

At. 'rids since, the premises of Mr. M Ir^
tines°, brew r, King's Arms-yard, were broke
open, end robbed of upwards of five tons of lead.—
The ♦ithine got in by forcing the gate towards the
vivo. . •