The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-08 00:00:00

The Jury consulted for upwards atm hone, gad at
six o'clock in the evening resumed a verdict kw Hie
Idefendant, at the same time expressive; their regret
that they were compelled so to do.
The Otter kiTICE said, their verdict was a very
proper one, and did them honour, fur whatever their
feelings might be on the occasion, they were bound
to administer justice.
Mr. Parkyns here presented himself to the notice of.
the Judge, and spoke of his liberality; but
The Cutcr JUSTICE said, be had nothing to do
with the quettion of liberality ; his duty was to ado+,
sister impartial justice, and he (Mr. P.) had had juk6
lice dour lien..
invistox OW THE EURINVIS OE THE COURT.
The Cum Jesucice in the course of the day, took
occasion to observe, that as the Act of Parliament fur
ml
dividing the business of this Court had into •
operation, aptisue Judge of this Court w • t tp-
morrow in the Exchequer Court, Westminster - (all, to
try common jury issues. Of late years the civil bu-
siness of the Court of King's Bench has accumulated
beyond all precedent, and indeed at this day it en-
grosses almost those cases which arise out of disputes
concerning mercantile transactions. Perhaps the
principal cause of the partiality of suitors to it is, ,
that there is an appeal lies from the Court of Cot eeeee on
Pleas to it in civil cases, which induces, in many in-
stances, a gitrat deal of litigation. The manner too,
in which Attorney's bills are taxed in the office, is
said to be on a more equitable plan than many of the
other Courts.

The prisoner being called tiptoe for 'his defence, do-
tiled all kisowledpr of the transaction, or of his ever
having held any conversation with Webster re•
specti►►g a watch. He called no witnesses.
Baron 0 tnnow summed up the evident,•, and in-
formed the Jury, that as the prisoner had obtained
the property with the consent of the prosecutor; the
ntfenre did not amount to stealing in a dwelling-house.
Verdict—titalty of stealing, but not in a dwelling-
house.

Grow &liaison, aged 16, and John Sack. aged
15, were capitally indicted fur-assaulting Joseph W.
Mountain, Esq. on the King's highway, and stealing
from hig rrsou a watch.
Mr. Ilaoureten conducted the prosecution. and Mr.
Bot.t.sm o the defence.

The prosecutor stated he was walking near
Owen's-rourt, Islington. on Satnrday, the I Ith No-
vember, the night of the illumination, when he was

pinioned behind by two men, and the prisoner Sock
came before him and snatched his watch: The other
prisoner, Robinson, was one of the men who held lains
behind. Witness was positive the prisowers were the
persons. Subsequently the proseentor accompanied
, a constable to a public-house, and on entering the
tap-room, immediately pointed out the two prisoners
as the persons who had robbed him ; they were ae•
eordingly taken into cnstody.
The prisoners, on being called on fur their defence,
asserted their innocence, and called several persons
who soore that the prisoners were not absent from the
public-house on the evening in question.
Several respectable persons gave Robinson a good
character.

Mr. Justice UATLItY sammonedetp the evidence at
considerable length. and commented ea the contrariety
al evidence, antit rental:lced that the.prosecator 144
lor nsistaken. •
••• The Jury, after a few nannies consideration, pre.
seamed the prisoners Net Goi.
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NAUTICAL lIVIIULI4IIINCE.

The lkitaania. urired at Poole, fell in with on the
:itio instant, at a. to. tie Users,. bearing N. N; W.
ahont wren lealnes the bri/epirs.ligabetle. Thompson.
(rut New itriusswirk, wkli tint 45
, for London, out
days, nntier Jur toasts, haringlust bhth masts and bow-
sprit, with an her sails' digging, stanehions, boats.
nralstboardt, !e. about lith Nor.; the brig was leaky.
and the winds fresh Kale at W. N. W. The septet Mid K.
di. wise% reatteettl, he sleeeid primed ap
fee she rirert,
The Cenuswarce. Clark. holes with unlit, Alt lashes,
0 •
ryas lost near Preicke 144 alt.
—.• 11. .
•ItionAmt, Der. B.—The ChriellailuWa
!hayloft' Hock last oight'i tide, ami
the harbour. It is ospeotad she will hare to diasharge

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TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE STATF.SMAN.
Stu,---You have for many year! announced, throneh
the medium of 'our well conihicted and wide!) eirestated
paper, the Ertablishutent of the MEDICAL BOlRD,iaatiod-
ed b 1 the celebrited Dr. COOPER. and assisted b•. essiacat
!Surgeons and Physicians of nearly forty years experience—
! Alessi's. COOPER and Co: request you wiU have the Lied-
less to inform our renders the whole of aerie- practice is
low coneentrated at Charlotte House, tired Charlotte-
! street. Blackfriars-read, ..where several rooms are sppre-
prialed for consultation. The object of this srrangenteat
is, that ease say bare the opinion of Dr. Cooper awl
Somberly limed ; end-in oedur thet the piddle may be sp-
"died of Use a hove circumstance, so advantageous to throb
yes will be pleased to insert this notice for este month.
By Order of the Board,
I hare the henour to remain. your obedient S"•rsat,
BORT. C. BELT., M. 1). Sow.
N.B. 411 Letters addressed to Mir F. C. Daniel, Tea-N0.(4
are laid before the Board the setae day.
Medical BOord,
Charlotte-Hosse. Surrey,
Nov. 6. ISM.

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Domes et platens crew.
Thy house. and (in the cup of life,
That honey -drop) thy pleasing wife.
SOCRATEN, by bierdikmirse on marriage. go i. 114.
raptured his anditors with the subject, that the marri;3l'
me Sew Co their wives, and the bachelor: hastened to heil
wedded ; and •• The tipeetator" has alllnned. that the u
wife— is the most agreeable and delightfnl name in nature.
Ilse sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the
deddwriftele 9r our enjoyment ; teeming Not ably !FA kap-
pines. on earth, but disposing the wul itself to hansouLe
with bliss hereafter.

Previous. however, to entering into this hallowed °blip-
lion, it becomes so imperative duty. 1101 only lii regisliteCie
passions. bet to cleanse the greaser amen• from theta. he-
parities. which the freedom of unrettrimeti plcassre may
hare entailed upon it. To the neglect of tech •itentimt are
i attributable mast of those hapless inatanres. which. while
1 they excite the commiseration of the hchuldet, ellosid alto
, impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
!megrims habits will elfemiaize the body--a resides." in
i the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially
: dote. the premitare infatuation of youth too frequently .van •
premise the eaters, dignity into a state of inanities. from
',' whence the agonized enterer more than doubts the chance or
1 relief. To all such, then, we mistreat ourselt es, °freebie
hope--mierey--seeerelar strength--felkily ; aor will our
adeaacts appear questionable, mentioned. as they err h► tine
i! proofs of twenty )ears sueeetsful experience.
' The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed
, by the suspension of those blessings which courentrate tht
martial wreeth—for the female habit to !often conttitatioaelly
weak—vet It eta, be strengthened, and deficieut energy her
peeved lute fiseetleoel power.
In every sale of syphilitic intrusion, as wen as•in ever!
' relaxation of the gramma', economy. we pledge our milady
!Wears speedily, tied With ellibet. Earnestly *echoes to
the itaiordirtg empyricfrome the position so prtammOs- •
taken op. we deirrateVole'griteral prtniqdra Wl* le4o
Hoe ; god eoaddent in ev ewe bosom able integrity at
MEof the College of !teepees. we refer the t Seriat
of eithec sex (impecially those entering lob its
le) at enee to our house, where daily atteedwe
IL iiiten,Jer perorate] conseitatien ; and letters from the
Viesetry sf 4 immediately muttered ; these Tenet ioevain I
rimiest/re for Advice red hiallicine. which can be forwarded
to say part of the world, however distant.
6011111 and Co: M. it. C. Sereeetts• 11.
Illotiverie-eirert, Fleet-street, London.
•.* Pthate door rowan the corner.
Jett published (Tenth edition),
Tba MI MI of 1.11•!1:,0-femiliar commentary oe the shove
Illiteamm. fly GOSH and Co. Addressed t., the Youth 101 l
Maturity of broth Neves. May behalf'', 211.Paterneeer-row:
Ilk Pail-atall ; 10, Princes-street, Sam ; 17i, Piestadrect
and el all Flooesellers. Prier is.

pv.-snat r..g.
Vaalmillay. al ftt. Oemate's chart*, Ilsaaver-sor
Omits AM". Coq.. Solicitor, Northemptoa. to Mir
Cheirtlasa*. )dtoileimt &ratter of the late Jambes NCI% rAI.
of Paeli.atreeit. Oroarosboe-soatv. •

_ DIED.
Us flaaday last, Mrs. Street. wife of Mt.'. P. Street, of
rlttilsre-ree.