The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-19 00:00:00

airs; were health (roll his houses and were his pro.
peril.
The Prisoner salt, his master allowed him all th-: eMders he
could hod io she fire-places of the Castle at;:: Ftor.l4, mid oldie
London Dark-house. when he swept the dutw=..•ys there. The
sack he was found earry ing awa V C4lllle.illi'.l tont eiaders,
and as to the knives and forks, he most hose ept thorn Up
with the cinders and hes al.'s
A little buy. named Montgomery. depe.o.l to having seen his
companion, the Prkoners take the knives arid lurks from the
Kellar of Mr. Kay.
No owner was ilkentere,l nor the r-tu.t:aing pro;lerly cutout
in the box of the Prisoner, but he was (Jay d f.tr trial
upon the two first charges.
INFAMOUS KOBIIERY. •
William Mann, a seaman of colour. 113. Chareed with the
following vile robbery :—Petteir Rainer. the Pt t..eolor, Mies
seas also a black man, had been samaras to a, tier,'
passenger with him on board the Cahnlva 1.a.4
lately wrecked on her voyage to InOla. His master was loa,
but himself and the Prisoner were picked nil and Nived by
the flastines East Indiamno, in which veNsel they. eagle to
England. The Prosecutor had a good deal of i/rNieril and
behaved very kind in the Prisoner, who had li oh. or liothint.
--Oa •• the arrival of the Hustings at Slackwall, the polies
Pei on shore, the Prosecutor leaving his chests, Ac. en
beard; While he went for 4 felt days 11l a friend of his late
wonter. in the Adelplii. While ihnsobsent, the Psisoner weal
ors board the Hawig), and got the Prosetutor's trunks, and
plundered them of t otoiderable property, in dollars, sice4
rupees, Isle of France tokens, gold nog:, wearing apparel
sad divers articles. In a few days after she robbery, I,,pi,„s
wet hccidentally in the neighbott=hood of St. Pallet, by Ilia
Prosecutor; who. to Isis surprise, recognised him, " dressed
filial top to toe" in the clothe stolen from his truolitS •Twr
Prisoner was sultserrently traced toadortmems in (travel-lanes
where a great putt of the blunder was found, be-ide which two
gold rives nere -4iscovered belooglog to the Prosectstor, which
his ungrateful compauion, the Pi Wooer, had given to she land.
lady of his new lodgings.
The Prisoner was fully committed to Ne‘‘gaAe for trial. •

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An Inquisition was taken Wetlloesday afternoon beers
tbiGMAS SHI LToN. Esq Corotier,at .he Eagle and r;hi d, Shoe.
lane. iiit the body of taeisisor Newman, who was found deaden
Tisesilasy moraine lasi under x stall in Fleet-market.
Marrms Waters. landlady of the Goklea Key, Fleets
market, loposed, that on stonday West, about nine o'clock,
the deceased ciitne into her home and asked f r a glass of gin;
she seethed very much ri.,iinted, and hunt into tears; she after.
oars s took rougher glass, anti *lased winless fora pieceof bread,
which she gave her. l'he deceased then Wormed her that she
was in grew chiming her husband had dr-et ed her, and sbe had
no home to her Annul eleven o'clock, same night, the
deceased cause lotus w intess's Moose ngaiu, and asked her for is
glass m re of gin; witness informed her that she had drank
enough; she replied ease she sem lies ieetly-rolter ; the dee&ited
went out of the Intr. uud about seven o'clock the fallowing
its ruing heard ofsthe deceased's death.
hir. Wiltan, salesman in I leet-ma ket. deposed, fhat an
Tuesday morning, about live o'clock., he was io fleet market,
and saw the deceased lying under stall No. V, her his y was ex-
posed to the weather, and he ciavered hi r; she was then
as eels, lay ing no her face. Witness went ngaiu to the di,
censed in all hour afterosod saw her kriag in the same places
she breathed very hard. About KU past six the deceased ass
diszitvered to be dying; a surgetos wss sent for, built wits a
i;ilarter•past seven before lan assinoerc came, andi the decease*
was then de .d. Witness had frequently seen the deeeased,,lyiag
about the market, best resolved oot to starters, Isecatase n.tiort
time ago he saw a wainais lying in the street, L. di* nilddleet
the night, in iralhorn ; he told the ssatelimaii to take !helper.
son to the watch-house, uu he ref4sed. nnd ihietstened its fake
the witness tissue if use did go mosso his bi.sinesT, Wlttlesa
did nos hi eivor to say. that if medical ate leisure Wad tarried
strove , t..e deceased might have craven ‘vituess give a
female a shiliag in fetch a gill Of Wine, and she atisconace with
the atone,.
Mr. si ',khan), assistaiss in Mews. W dorms, ehe.nists, &c.
Holborn bridge. deposed, that he sirs called tip as end • ate 0,...
ceased onTuesday morning; he saw her atshui a (plant* cast
seven o'clock ; she sea, then dead, wal appeared to have capers
ahmr ten gni:totes. lie under-food tile di erred was In the
`shit of drinking excessively; if .hr was its legion On Monday
sight, and was found lying ea her tic lie should 'took ale wise
stilloca'ed is, the liquor, ether% i,Te she might ea e died from
beitig exposed to the weather.
Tar Jury hoped Mal is ware Sr.i svalekmeo of Ilse market
would not sutler poor pennon to lie *heel rt% posed, ti the ars
eleisseney of the Men her.
Mr. Lice, the beadle of 'he Ward. statedlo the Jury. that it
was impo bible to prevent 'serious 'yule ahem the Market I he
bad taken between forty and Lily siersous tnrdimetlajsrwysutg,
whom he had apprehended in the Market, before the Lord
Mayor, ard -tilt tale evil primed.
Verdict by the Vi. 'at is ..of Geol.
An Inquest was twirl, on Motakiy. at St. 4.4iles'a Werkkonte,
ou the body a. 544. alt Mallard, au,i. 40 sears. The dereaTed was
no unmarried n ousels ; her friend. wet-• formerly repectatilt ;
lies fattier, upset *hives she t, as dept Eden+ terarlisporr. became,
from great mistonuties. quite 'insane. and died u short lime
••
ago; the deceased. ever *wee that' period, obtained a scanty
saboisteuce by working at his werdle; she resided for a coo.
siderabae tiuseot Nu. 9. kittla 'Earistilreet, :learn Dials; asd
sometimes. in C .nsequence of nut having any work she had riot
eaten any thing tor inner taree days. She removed to No. 6,
ea the sane street, ittioils a month ago, and was then Arras y dis.
tressed; WAG ads iseil apply to the. Overseers of the Pa.
rish for relief. hat The always expr seed the greasiest dread of
the idea: Daring the tees; week of her exist-are, she criald nut
eat or drink any .tting but barley Water, iueomesimeoce of her
prior want of , roper and suficieut susiessauce. On Thursday.
.hr took courage, and went to the Overseers of St. Giles's, and
asked for relief; rite was thee in• a dying state; the. Overseen'
were Hot acquainted ss ills her situation, and limy ills nissed her,
IA idiom giving her what she desis ed. On she tokoisiog asion-
ing she fell down from weakness, and soon after expired. Ver-
dict the Visitation of Ord.

Tuesday evening, as Mr. Gee, of Caemarthen,
street. moat, pati•ing along the end of Charlotte.street,
near Fitzroy-square, he was surrounded by a gang
of rulfiars, who knocked him down, and stole his
watch end 7!. in money. He was so sPeerely braised
that he was taken home in a dangerous state.
It is a consolation to the industrious mechanic,
and persons of moderate income,
who are afflioteti,
to know, they may have the best advice, gratis, if
they attend at certmin hours, namely, 'Peewit',
Thursday, and Sunday mr•mings, until one o'clock'
at the Medical Board, Great Charlotte-street, Black.
friars'-road. That thousands suffer from improper
treatment is a fact—the latent seed of a dreadfr
disease lurks in the system, destroys domestic 11,q
piness, anti entails debility on the rising geoeratiuW
—The Medical Board claims the attention of those
afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrophu-
las, Nervous DotiWitte, Er options, ulcerated Throat,
Pains in the head and limb,. frequently cpistakeo fr
Rheumatism, Nodes on the, shin bones, &c.-.-Messt
Coors a and Co. after forty years practice in Tarim
Hospitals abroad and in this metropolis, ar.l consult-
etl at Woodstock-street, Osftl4d4trefli..d4illYs frog
eight till eight ; and at the Medidit Wert, Char-
toile-house, -reat Charlotte-street, Biackfritrs',
road, precisely from twelve until eight in the ever
ing.—Ruptured Patients, whose tawnoers exceede,
2i inches, have had them returned, to tit, surprise
of the Medical Profession.—A side door, cid rive
rooms for females.

DIED.
On the 6•h in t. at his Peat at St. Paul**, Vialdenhttry. )!•rt.,
Lieuteoant.liesterat Williaas Josses, of the Notions/01e Last
India Company's service.
On the 11th ult. at Madeira, to his 941 d year, John Eduard
Mills, I:sq. the only sou of Joho Mills, 1::sq. of l'arlystment.
street.