The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-03 00:00:00

OLD BAILSI*.

Yesterday JAR /Wiesen, alias Thomas Telmer,
aged 26, was capitally convicted of feloniously uttering
various forged IL notes, with intent to defraud the
thsvernor and Company of the Bank of England.
Wei. Brooks was put to the liar, upon an indict.
znttowbehicfhorc:eazgeda
iht.i ma withnd a
51. forged
note, with
intent to defraud, &c.

Mr. Serjeant RodANQUIrr was about to open the
case, when some of the Jury requested psrinission to
rev?,
atiniitihillhraowrtir
aSeft:rewraalvdosfaitilibeumt
oanieT.:ertiltilnrng,lsdr
twaittthe•!bot
Still, however, one was absent, and the Court having
waited pattently for some time, sent for him, but ~,.
tidings could be learnt of him. At length otlierrs
were dispatched to his hoine, to bring him into Cunt%
the Jur having' already been charred with the psi.
soner. After a consideral,:e '."na kad
officer, who found the Juror at home, brought him
into Court, and the latter hating taken
the box,

n ithout permission.
hjiatii7oungtih7yits.ur Lordship had dik•i:ar;•
The ll'outuoar-SnturANT addressed him ly
that he had takena most nnwarraut.J.liiirrtr n:.;4
uthsejutuor°t'inilrr.ti—t've o'clock."

commoN.ssa jcANT.-......" Ton ronlil not have. tads r•
stood
any .nt.t, thing, Sir, knowing that you had been
sworn and charged with the fate of the rimier. t
fine you 301."
Juror.—" I hope, my Lord"
Comatos-Srn.l4:Asr.—" Let the fine he recorded."
Mr. Serjeant Boa.s,turar then oisenest the eye
against Brooks, from which it appeared the'. the pri•
suner, on the 21st of February, went into tl.e colour-
shop of a Mr. Newman, and without waking any
purchase, begged change for a IL ris.te (h4viugu,e4
the name of Mr. Field), which was given hiai hy Mr.
Newman's shopman. (In the slay a persssa,
resembling the prisoner, came with a similar maw,
for change of a SI. note, which Mr. Newman hinntlf
gave him. Both of these notes erten,. Ards turned out
to be forged, and it appeared that the slier Is
at one period served w ith Mr. Field, but Iser for the
last three years. lie continued in similar%reeuLtions
until apprehended, through the medium of a Mr.Fort-
wan, a baker, of Ursiw•street, Finsbury-soar.
The dare found him Guilty—Death.

INTIRMENT Or TIIIIITLILNOOD, TIN), ING DAVID-
Soar, •ND WRVS T.—Late on Monday el en.ng the wiles
of the shove unforunate men were informed, by the
Keeper of Newgate, that the bodies of their husbands
were buried, and would not be given to them, their
petition for that purpose to the Privy Council having
been refused. It appears that a channel was deg
alongside of the enhterraneous passage that leads to the
cells, and about seven o'clock in the evening, after the
coffins had been filled with lime, they were stronelr
screwed up. placed in a line with each other, and im-
mediately strewed over with earth, and tipsily covered
with the s• trees.
Yesterday nionsing a petition was forwarded to the
Privy Council, on the part of Mrs. Thistlewmel, fur
the body of her husband. An answer was almost im-
mediately returned. " that Thistlewood was buried."
The wives of the persons sentenced to transportation
applied at Newgate yesterday morning to see their
husbands, but they were informed their husbands
44 were gone." Uilrhrist, it is expected, will only bare
a, short imprisonment.
At one o'clook yesterday mornin:, the respired
traitors Cover, Harribon, Bradbury, Strange, sad
Wilmis, were removed from Newgate, in three post-
chaises, under a proper escort, on their way to Ports-
mouth, in order to be transported to Nrw South Wales
for life. Poor Gilchrist, wbo Iu *famishing state was
seduced into the hellish loft he the conspirators, to
tally ignorant of their atrocious designs, and who we
hope and trust will receive his Majesty's free pardon,
still remain,. in Newgste.
A private soldier of the natne ef .t.erph Sparc, be-
longing to the 46th regiment. at Madras, has coo
fessed on oath, that he was a principal in the murder I
of the Marr's family, with 117llis,se.n, in 1411. The
confession is suspected to be a fabrication, in order
get his discharge front the regiment.
Ise PORT•IXT IYenasATtox.Front cal ctilation by tie
College of Physicians, melees than 40,000 die amodiv
In tired Britain of Consumption, soil that eery Skit
person were ruptured. Three complaints are Ire y alarm-
tinigalsoto rinvecretrviiinbilleirthhienaniuwmhbeo
rusesthatthfealllearsictteinisieritosoan.celt.
tain Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those
circumstances induced Dr. Comm" to select eminent
Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years experience,
to form a Medical Roan! ; and, since the establihment.
upwards of 30,000 Patients have been cared, without
meminement—many of them after llospitals had failed.
Messrs. Cooritiand Co. are consulted at Woodstock•
street, nefonl-street; and at Charlotte Hawk
Clseriottosetreet, opposite the Rev. Rowland hills,
daily, from eight till eight.—)lechanics have mime
gratis every evening, from six till eight ; and on Sunday
mornings until t o clock.
••• Raptures, of 30 years standing, are also rsdirsilY
cured without being confined.
flt There are private doors to each house, aid
tooms for Females.
N. B. Messrs. Coon's and Co.'s Lectures is tin
prevailing Diseases, are published at one shiffing. bf
Mr. Harvry,t2, Illackfriars-road. They contain sad
information for young practitioners.

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BIRTHS.
At Trsakweli-Ismsee, rear Reeding, on Sunday lad. 1
lady of fiery Rl* Keg. of it_ ems.
On the Ist inst.. at ResettiCs-green, near Serra
Kent. the Lady of dlr Charles Dalrymple, of. am.
On Monday lest. the Lady of Captain Lake, of et
Cam-hoes*, near Tewksbery. ofa son.

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Oa the 19th ult.. at Brussels,ED. Samuel Drewry. 29Ltd.°
Harlesden.greea. is the musty of Middlesex, is the esureof
of his age.
On Monday last, Is Child's-place. after aII 01-
masa. the elk of Mr. John Abrams. of the Temple. r4ll
On the thig March, et °Cord. Iluara. Thomasthethel. BOP
aged 67.
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