The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-28 00:00:00

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,MARVIOW-triortsw.ti-;A 'driver of a stir.eeeeit
-*hots name is:MOitsligirti7chargerl by Mr. Neehes4
proprietor of stage.coachea,
,for having thrietee
ionoriout tosityt-lodtoildyoh- hitrettn ibebyt
beating
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.IDer:enr Rdad
-horses violently, and taken op more passengers 4
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little black M
consequence of basing (goad that be Was not an'ke„
/estate°. .
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ithobefiiiditutirerit eibirtainly of a heavy
Waco, instil jiNlil6Ed itheClitilpflanint in turning 1•1
it 'aMrsalst; else
ss , *di flot eeldeatas of the •
honesty • Th" tiaost unfair to add
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Merely attend to the other charges.
Defendant Defeant was ordered to 6n4 bail. -Tee •
coachmen, who heard the compliment he paid to the
fraternity, went security for him.
Bow.sritzsr.—Tbe man charged with robbing Mr. Hoops&
in Bt. aanses's-park, was'brotagto up again on Tuesday. "Ali
Hooper was enalinisetas to the maw of his being saline iota;
Park, on Sunday, by his hrother.in-law, is whose company se
was waning in the Green- park, without knowing it vim so late
.as It *its.' Poliard, the rentinel, who was wrdut, sear
spot at the time the l'ri nner rubbed the Prosecutor, etas */
yesterday as a witness, and ea his beets iidertgated fee
taking the Prisoner into custody, he said, the reason was,
Priooner was a commute of his; and he recr minated a
the Prosecutor, by charging km with making an Imes*
of a Most detestable nature, and therefore he was deters
mined not to have any think to do with either party.—
His coilduri and evidence was materially oontradoctea by
Mr. Smith, a Gentemnan Mhu resides in York-street, Wee.
'Minster, who, at the lime of the robbery and transartim,
was pawink near Phan stint, escorting some Ladies. He betted
rthe cry of •• Stop Thief!" which he had no do.bt proceedelt
from the Prosecutor; he taw the Prisoner running, and hr had
ao doubt but the centiurl, Pollard, could have stopped, or
knocked him dean with the mente4 ease, as he passeal cheeks
him. lo fact, he could and would have stopped and taken ass
Prisoner himself, but for the Ladies who were with him, alto
clung to him, and entreated Mai not to interfere, or to hare say
thing to do with it.. Nichols, the Conductor belonging to the
office. on watching the. Prisoner's room, boxes, &e. Nowt
varktis clothes, which there was no doubt were for the purpose
of wearing its diskalses, to assist him in perpetriding bit (violet t
and, altbotigh he is a very young man, Nichols ascemaintd that
he hail been charged with a similar offence upon a former cap
,sign, and he received a military punishment of SUOlathes.—He
was•coaunitted to 'dentate Tor ti
11.trata-oattogas—Wednesdays John lame. Bromaley,
geed looking young wan, coachman to William Puisfurd,
e; 3, cratooo terrace, Hackney, was brought up in them.
Indy of William Read, Jun. charged with marrying Harribt
Pilcber, bix•drst wife being still M illiam Smith de-
poser) that is lived in %%Woburn, in Iluckinghamshi.e,lie tom
,present alma the Prisoner was married to his first wife, dank
/Adler (now Bromaky.), she is sister to witness's wife, they
were married by Sato, witness heard them called three tins.
to Woobara parish Church, witness was present ned_gave her'
sway in diantstga on the Sittli of Jane, IW9, to the Pri.oner;
the erisoner and sthe cohabited together as man and wife for
about six wee.ks, mud witneiv frequently dined with them as
Man and wife; she iv now living, and witness saw her on Ike
ad of this month in Weiasiern. Charlotte Smith, wife to the
last it anew corroborated the above evidence. William Read,
po. produced a copy of the marriage register given him by the
tiler:amen.
Harriet Pilrher, a respeekible looking yoang woman, at.
Lox!: that she lives as vervain' in the family of Mr. Baguet',
at Cottage, Wandsworar. road. she was married by bass
MS the ald of February, ;bit, or*. Botelph's ("bereft. Bishops.
gate, to the Prisoner. Mr. Bicknell attended for the torwees.
lion ; the second M ife being aetsited a competent witness tite
Prisoner *as committed to New rate for trial—The Primitt
cohabited with a third Wife.
AIAiII.ROROO6II-111AKET.—A sturdy beggar, named Smith,
whose walk lies about the Edgeware road, and the squarescem
tiptoes, was charged with assaulting a surgeon, because ho
disregarded hi. importuutties. The accused walks upon two
crutches, and be is the same who was committed for an ass#ll
upon a tientlenian, named Whitelnek, u few weeks since, bes
cause he refused to give him any thing. He attacked the tithe
slightest twpsrhivitirseaft:tAioNncha. rillgictiliwihijasiatagarltwiiiitithicihismismhiritriesicrEnw."lll"
A youth named Speen, was fully commutated for trial foe
robbing his master's desk of silver at different times. The clefts -
to Messrs. Milne and Co. tailors, in Grosvenor-street, bad frt.
auently lost money from the desk in which he deposited it at
night; and at length he marked some silver, m d t here wnsla
watch two nights for the thief. The Prisoner was deemed is
the act of felony, and he had a key which fitted the desk. A
*mill money huz was found tipoe him, in which serer al marked
pieces of silver, stolen at different times, were deposited
UItiON•ILALL.-6. A 111 11, late traveller to Mr. T 41,11 er. black-
ing .•
manufacturer, oppeared before the Magistrates, pursuant to
the undenukini of hit attorney, Mr. Harmer, to ans.ei a
charge of Mr. -Turner, for embezzling various tom. of money
which had come to his has 4, by virtue of his emplormeeteas
The parties waited several hours for Mr. Nowlatid, islet vrP
engaged on the 151411 of the prosecution; and, in contequelsee eof
his non arrival, it was agreed, after some eoaversatiott aroosg
attlepppeaerrracvsecuoirchrimds dielh"ot, UMrr.. ilArnarelen,_atdipetbeidelle7itllA"Wfsoesr for
Surrey, Surrey, on receiving notice from the Promeetor Mat a bill of
indictment had been preferred; dad that in the ineao time se
further proceedings should take place before a Magistat e. The '
Defendant repeated his emir of termini the &ate la
*ration, which was, howeveri therteed. The Magistrate thf•
peered to he of ()pin on, ihal ilmihleg fraudulent lad been at-
tended on the part of Mr. Anger.. . • , to.

gni! E long-established reputation of Messrs.
cutuus .1111 d Co. evicribiswe with+ !bolt sied.keetta
fxperieoce and success is the treatment and cure of a few rein!
ing complaints, **Wes them to coperini'claims nod it MOM
preference over all other practitioners. Mews. Currie led Co. as
regular Sorgeom, and Members of the Royal Colleges
dou mad .Rdiaborgli, present to the Pehlic the result" el thirty
years successful pretice iu the Metropolis, where their crew
ment nod ,-Are of Veneered Complaints, Nervoui Debility,
Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of theoqtycs, Stricteres Of
the Urethra, &c. &e. has proved uniformly triumphant. fa
slight ancieeteot cases of infection, a perfect Core is complete
•ed in the short period of two days; and in Num cases of a luxe
`Compliested uthei PrisclitibaMt types failed of
success, a proper perseverance .iu their plats .of treatment is.
sures to the Patient a stsulid and petted re.establiebtaeol. is
Nervier Debility, *bother produced try coolvitiel awls, by
the immoderate ecjoyinent of sensual udusures, by sedentari
dad aver thulium it.tititv, rioy other cause, the Medicines
they preset iiie will predate She bampiest elects, I. improvidc
every faculty both of body and mind. Several Noblesse/ sad
Getiritiaeti of the first respottithility, late been under the ode
of Mears. Curriernd,Ctr fat the removal otComplaioto oldie
Urethra, Strictures, &I. tail having received a radical aid
pertmthen clue, rouditehat:cefereste may be made to ttresi,
ue sati,factory es idences.of the decisive seperiurity of *WS*
Currie and C s.'s pl,lst of trimmest I many of these &anteater
have had Stricture, from ten to twenty years, sad had been sass
der the care of Messrs. Ifiiine, 'Heaviside, and other &agents,
of equal eminence, who attempted the clove by the opeiseitirn
of the Lamar Coustic, without success. Messrs. Cantered
may be consulted by either see, with the greatest delicacy,
secrecy, and holiour, at their house, N 9.1,74 Hattoo-gorden.--
Patients in the country :are requested to state the parer-
cuinrs of abet: cow, age, and general habit of lista:, fire. eM
closing a rcinittinsee for iidvice acid medicines, who, the saint I
trill ;heti or ,eat to their part of the kinsdons. 'to insure
that secrecy so erratiol ta, oNe undertaking. the portage of
letters may be added is the account fur ittediciues—lt 7, Ha"
bati-orirdre. •• 4 t.
t./N DOAPrthtrp i)0111141.e hr b. Lovßt.s. toe
STATP:tAI/1% OVELCII, No. 4, Salisbury-court, f7cet-.trees..
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