The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-09 00:00:00

TRU D AN PRIZB CATJSI
This most fnlYortent effuse "oh. o4,yeilterday Oil
ance ance of a formq alotanment. to, ho tille 6 very,
full Board of the 'Lotrds• the Toil' by the
Attorney and Solieitoe•igtner*Vac. &e: ,_
Mr. A MIN, of Coyest' for the Marquee, of MAIBISts, ad-
dressed their Lordships at coaildorable lengibsled Otter fa
concluded,
Dr. Luswiire•rois. of Coolie/I also Were Noble Margaaall•
proceeded to address the Board till tyre o'clock, when their
Lordships adjourned Mk twelve o'clock to-day.
Dr. Lushingion, it is supposed, will occupy two dap; be-
fork 'be concludes his argument, in behalf of Ms client't
claim, 4 then. necessarily follows that their Lordships nil
hi's. Pp liear Mr. Nsrrison and Dr. Jenner, in behalf of Sli
'P. Beek its reply: so that the first decision of fh•f
nese cannot possibly take place before 'the tapirs.;
tbou of live or sli dava.
. Should even ed.adjournment fora short period occur;
after the conclusion of Dr. LashiagtOn's iiirtaiunsv it 1.4
nevertheless, understood. that their Isordshiyi wjts. Oro;
menace their judgment before the AQeititsit of,ncllssaasitt
Tne expense eqesedsnl ion ,lho pibieguy of these
ina
Is already immense. ,Tlid'ilOilellor-s! el „On'both sides,
it is preeuraed, catinot We less. hi ift fe.oool.
each ! Too*feting of the toliftufriais'•dtkAitnents alohe,
in behalf of one brthe claimscfs, talsiledif iLi sum of *or:
teen hundred pounds!!
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• tit .111rti'fearter, esaions for ionititirselt C011;*
nitrite this ay,* the Town Hall. They will-be ofiett7
byllie Liird bfaeor, in conserrence of iti,beings the
first-quarter lessions held sine.. his blayiiralty.. ffis
Lordship will proceed in state recisely at ten 04tilse
from the NI ansion liana., 'accompanied by OM
Ressorder, and City Olficera. . . •r"
RO3BERT tbl, TDB lisfatlrrigliiii.44olllllssesday wh
published a pstrigraph respecting thi• dating robbefF.
The Duldfit lit'ertnethl Alamo/ of Monday last, giros
the ,following. additional partientarst.—.4 robbers
Cishbei fifteen lir hamper) anrronudeil tl:st coach, ip4
INfr '`re.' tipp; consisting of tbree dosiblediarrified
iliedguns, three donble:barrelleti hrasi • Illunilerhusmt.3,
tend foot ishieliCkiley .lieulte open 011'1ns:hem, and rook
the mail bag for Drogheda, and several other parcel.:
there..warieum 51 IV,OOOI. in whole bleb mates in a part
of the coach •which fertunateiy •micaped their search?
The knowlotike•sifsthis•.sum (which: wise for the (ielfast
bank) beings in the teach it is thimght oeceitiosted•thi
attack. Tim 'robbers were twoliesirs sod a trona re'
raoging their..plaits before the arrival of thosaMtili.
They went rotted •to the neighbouring cottantt; end
*her valuating op every portion in their place, and.seirting
them in'from their out houses, they !elk an armotisentioet
at the doors to prevent their :Coming out. The occasion
of their getting possession of • the Drogheda mail bag
isresiserieg to the guard having it apperinost, in enter n.
hand out to the priattelfice when p lasing through.
There were font helm *ail three outaide passengers, all
awhile were oireireet robbed of their scald:attend
moneyp tftev Ash thin tothenta ef their freaks;
there were five wombs* amtlfelowat IMO. 'time Omni the
putiengers, bat they •hid • its treat,booty hi the Dieghe-
da bag. The gamed, Lew% Byrne. was removed to
Drogheda, end lies d.ngerou.ly ill. There were
shwa through the body of the coach, brit huppilv
lidtber the eearlmilmr• *or the passeegers received Ott-
least tnjuiyj Tbi Wikeb afterwards proceeded on to
Mal/ash' • • .1

•• • - •IDARRIED.
. • •I•Ow TreiAiy, the' lest. 'at Klngsten, Surrey, Lire.
it SilMllalaidlers, rf die iitli reelment of Madras Waist,
mats). to, IDldithett Asa. eldest daughter of Dr. Hie-
wmart, of Obembere pleat.
08,the Ist 1434,114 Wooidon, Mr. J, Dawsom,of Camber-
well, Surrey, to Miss Emma Darrel, eldest daughter of Arr.
Rrrett, of Olomiatershlro.
Married 011, SS*lO4 aarlre -lli if. •Esq. "oritly
to Elftatietti,' .
NM.' of Clapba .4.

iHEI3. . vita.
On the 6th kilt. W. Bail*., of Lime*, N6Of the Society
' of Friends. aged aft
On the fith lisse..Margaret. the wife at J.Zoles, Esq. of
Little Trinity Meg Queeniti the, aged 71.
On the alth.bset./io Smith, Esq. of North-end, Hammer-
smith, aged
On the iller ben.AllPltariton-street, Somers Town, Miss
Charlotte 'Foamy.
In Johlet-street. Carlow, on Monday, the 30th of Dee.
lest, Mr. Richard Thompson, the oldest inhabitant of th• t
town, avid one of the Society of Friends. The deceased was
for many years, the largest sad heaviest man in that coanty,
notwithstanding which, he was healthy and active, Oil
within a abort period of his death ; he had attained the age
of 14.

Quid cst rerilas? ait Pilalwr deriderts:
But Pilate did not stay for an aolwer.• -

MR. EitTOß—Permit me. through the limits of your in-
rateable paper, to offer a few preliminary remarks on the
esefidness arising to society from advertising the cure of
certain maladies, by a particular description of medico&
practitioners, who are freyncatly stigmatised with tee epi-
thet " disinterested impostors." There is a line of distiee-
tion to be observed, which appears evident to me, P.R.I I
think would do so to others, divested of prejudice, that
were the advertising practitioner a conscientious man, un-
sullied by avarice, always hearing trteh for his motto, emit
who makes use of en advertisement as • vehicle to being
forth the objects of indiscretion. that pine in misery. and
blush at the thought of their case being known to their fa-
wily practitioner: and those unhappy objerts are brought
forth, and restored to health, Av'ten they might hive bcipt
sacrificed, or.left to wander their days in wretehedness.e-
An instance of which I bey leave to annex in a letter ad-
dressed to be. FAO, SS, Dro 'street , Soho, Lostton. , '
" Sta.—When I have red etted up ill your kindness. lib-
maally, and liberality, to me, in my distressed, afflicted,nnd
forlorn situillon, when after suffering for six months exerts-
Medal; tortures Icannot describe; ant which had balled all
the medical mtsistarteel had applied to for relief,mnd when
I was hopeless frosting iseffiatoy of sat Oeinetakosia vain,
to assuage infiammatiun stililncreasing, which was succeed-
ed by gangrene mortification, and at last death staring gm
in the face. At this period of my:disorder, I 'antielpated at
no great distance my disselutioa se inevitable. with all tae
attendant horrors which death presents to the human Mind,
embittered by the lacerating reflection, " Mame thy foolish
self'—[ say,sthen I reflect on such exertion, courtesy, sod
liberality, when I had no hand toassist, no Mead to console,
nolneans of support agaiast such n melte:tent disorder as
that which I laboured native, and retnember that to your
personal exertion, as far its did is concerned, I am at
this moment indebted (..)r the life I now enjoy, and for the
health I em so fully in possess; At of. 1 cannot but Teel I ant
acting ungrateful to y.ei in oot oablishing mY case to the
world, or spraying In a wore public way of your benevo-
lence to me than I have.
" Ah. Sir, conscience make* cowards of us all. lint still
I have thought a pine miglit be desired, is which this object,
to me so desirable. ovule he accomplished, and the benefit.
not only others but to .yonrself be felt as extensively es t
wish it; and therefore if you think proper in asj way to
mention my case, so far as t;) bese ate ell the pain reflection
must produce on such a subj-ct, I stall only feel 1 am doing
part of a duty I owe yen (and a ha.tall part in.leed I acknow-
ledge it is) : for were Ito live op-a, and experience more
than I have ever done of the r,:elt!.ndingeircuatennces of this
life, Ism assured that nothing could effAce from my memory.
or cheer my spirits more, thin the remembemire of • dame
which can cease to be dear to me (Ailt with my lift.
i sui, Sir, your's sincerely.

To Doctor Frady. 39,
Dean-st. Soho,

London : Edited, Printed, and Peolished, at the °flee of
"The STastatattN" and " Tex CONSTITCTI*N" (SIMddIV
Paper.) No. 297, Strand, by it. WARDELA.. LLB& t 3
whom all rotue.unicatioas, Orders, &a are rt.:4ll4ol*d to
be addreas4d.