The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-31 00:00:00

goods In In wholesale quantities until he beemee74,
petted, and it was then discovered that the poets, a
not know him, and Wales, the officer, opptehesial
him.
There was another charge against him,-for Attie.
ing of Mr. Wayte, at the Jacob's Well, spirits to the
amount of 4/. and upwards, falsely pretending that
he wu a cheesernonger in biary•le-bone-street. Re
wore a white apron, &c. at the time be obtained die

goods.
There were other charges against Mm, and be wig
remanded.
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L NAUTICAL LIVTELLIGENCE:

The Radius. Delano, has lost her fore oad main us:
sail-yard, off Gravesend, by the Lady Campbell dr4.
pill( up.
VALNOUTH, MAT 27.-Tbe Blue-eyed Malik et pub.
mouth, Chittenden, from Waterford for hrtemmeg,
Shoreham, and Newhaven, was suddenly aped by
squall, about two o'clock this morning, and tastut
filled, about nine miles south of the Deadman. Tbe
crew took to the boat, and were shortly after fallen ie
with by the schooner Charlotte and Esther, from ER,
ter, and taken into Coverack.
Vasszts srozam warn.--Caledonia, from India in?
England, in March, lat. 27. 19. S. long. 45.59. P.
all
well ; Glory, of London, from London to (lecher, Mee
17th, Ist. 4s. 36. N. long. 23. 45. W. by the Hamm,
Nash, arrived at Cowes from Canton.
Georgians, Aptil 6th, lat. 14. 17. long. 226.26. tram
Liverpool to Calcntta, out 49 days, by the Montage
packet, arrived at Falmouth.
Holiday, from New Orleans to Havre, 13th inst. lat.
44. long. 36. by the Lively, Mitchell, arrived at Puro.
mouth.
Halcyon, from Ilavannah to Petershurgb, 9th MI;
lat. 42.311. long. 4S. Jessy, from Cork to Nen fousi.
land, 10th, lat. 43. long. 45. lieneral Brown, from Li.
verpool to Miramichi, 14th, lat. 45. long. 27i. by the
Drampus, Bangs, arrived at Cork.
The William Harris, Harris, arrived off Portsmouth
from Jamaica, parted company with the brig William,
of Limerick, from Jamaica for Bristol, on thel7th April,
in lat. 29. 30. long. 79. 43. ; and on the 23,1 May,ia lat.
48. long. 18. spoke the Priscilla, of Dartmouth, all well.
Placislia, Fairclough, front London to Philadelphia,
lat. 45. 28. long. 35.40. Elizabeth, Thompson, from
London to Halifax, 10th May, lat. 43. 17. long. 26.4 i.
by the Selina, Pottinger, arrived front Bahia.
Northampton, from Bengal to London, early fin
month, in Wt. 4. N.
Plrnis, of Dartmouth, for Newfoundland, Bth liar,
lat. 43. 43. Caroline, of Salem, front Antwerp, 1014
May, in lat. 45. 31. by the Hannah, Newby, arrwsi
Cowes.
Traveller, Carr, from Liverpool, 4th inst. lat. BA
lotto.. 37. 4. Tobago, Westmoreland, from Lomita b
Demerara, sth inst. lat. 20.22. long. 37. 41. Sasaki
Ayr, from Bahia to Hamburgh, 14th inst. lat. 41.1 m.
3J. 23. by 11. M. S. learns, arrived at Portsmouth.
Tuscan, from Loudon to Chedabucto, Pith inst. lit.
15. long. 26. by the Emulous, Trundle, arrived is fit
`•twits.

Cottoxsn's INQUEST.—Yesterday an inquest was
held at the Black Swan, Ryder's-court, brissoter.
square, before J. H. tiell, BIN., Coroner for lifestssii.
ster, on the body of Mr. C. Marshall, who pat ape•
riod to his existence on Tuesday eveningsthis hase,
in Cranbourne-street. It appeared from the evidence
adduced, that the deceased had been confused to bit
lied fur the last three weeks by a rhematic faro,
which increased to such a der e within the last week,
that his friends were obliged to place a perm neu
him night and day, being apprehensive he wadi is.
jnre himself. On Tuesday evening, he begged ha
attendant to go and call :Mrs. Marshall the rot
went, and returned in less than two urinates,
rakes
he found him with his throat cut.---1 he Jury retired
a verdict of " Insanity."

Wednesday, 29th ►nst. Mrs. tieorga Wood, Lambe* oh
daughter.

MARRIED.
On Monday last, at eroydnn, Mr. George Wats**,
I.imehouse, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of John Gay, EM
of Croydon.

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yesterday, at his house in Portland-place, after &Well
active life, In the 811th year of hk age. the Earl of Sheltie.
11 Lordship is succeeded in his titles and estates by lin
son.is George Augustus Frederick Charles Holroyd, `ice
Pevensey.
At his house. Bath-place, Peekitam, the29th inst. Wlnba
Colton, Esq. late of Oracechurch-street.
On Monday, the 28th last., upwards of 60
years resale
In . James' Palace, John Lewis, Es. aired 70.
On Tuesdays morning last, at Greenwicqh, Mrs. Whybllllo
Ripley. relict of the late Richard Ripley. Esq.
te. tki Sit
On the 21st ult., at the Manor-house. Highga
dence of his brother-in-law, James Bishop Breuchley,24.
of York-street, Southwark, aged 27.
Ott the 12th instant, at Notting-hill, Kessingtetl. la it
70th year of his age. G. E. Morton, Esq. for may ?PI
conductor of a respectable academy.
MPRESSED with a jnst and humane 9011
4 I
4the calamitous results arising from the injuiliciomtatt
went of a certain malady, contracted in a manner meg"
known to require a comment, end often entailing ea Wee'
hbalePPaYtillicictiteknOsa. "DI". EADdYisrtrein"linydcaltillisiwthest Ili tteart;
vas of°
those interested in his peculiar gild most dermal
cu-e. unlike the advertising empiric ol the da v. ut Ike
criminal condeet of those'• who Mold the word of *
tits. ear and break it to oar hope." Dr. Eady Will lot re'
imam to pledge infallibility in every riescription of cavil
as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical 0'
can be applied, be promises a certain, speedy. and P0n:......
neat restontiou ; having male every species of Syr,'
affect ion. and its various train of disease., the printer/0e
of his professional studies, and being flattered by the Itt.
cendant success which has accompanied his mole of 7;
went during the course ot a long and
nfi laborious can
is enabled to offer, with the fullest codence. p
at once the most hopeful and en our ging. Inn Kasen
st ble.Z.
stances can be adduced illurative of the superiority 01,11'
Lady's system, which had been found to preldli, gni
where eminent talent, retained hy public iastitatioall.
proved ineffectual. In addition to those consniatory rot
ces, Dr. Lady will be fou equelly in reviviall
slumbering anti debilitated energiesfortunate of the human caes.7:
lion, which embitter, and if ofu titnely arrested. feeßra
render nugatory the very princple of existence. Falr_7l.-
desolating state of inanity and sterility, by re-saint toll_
frame and aiTerding tone and elasticity tn the relssedoret:
Dr. Lady is happy to convey the most positive assioat:
that the sufferers of both serer may be rescued: a ,Iter:..
perseverance in the means dictated being only raelaSl,
Dr. Lady is consulted daily, at No. 34. Deln-ateeel'.....o.
(one end of Dean-street, Soho, leads oat of tler_ra_erte 4„,,
nealy opposite the General Two Penny Post OR.
_Li.
other end into Oxford-street, and is opposite Mearre;;;io
by patients of both Orford
—Conntry letters meet
attentiou by return of snood post.

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