The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

The Prosecutor, a seaman of colour, stated, that he was in
I We['close-square. that the Prisoner came up to him,' and
igheitnalds, crinC)lnCgitetttialsiorietmts thhiSief,!iniud,e"onnseffirquete s wiieth iti:Wgishiiiil Pliets--as '
to taken, but the witness could not shear to his person,
John Lille, a lighterinati, who seized the Prisoner, stat,d,
that hearing the cry or •• slop thief, ".as above stated, he lona.
ed about and saw the Prlsonee runniogad esc
rwith
il hat
ai 6 hi- hrli..
ie. In a
th
The witness upon this collared hi,,,, while he made ne ne
very abpsivelaugitage, awl struggled h
• struggle bet Ween the witness aud the Priioner. the o dares t:44:
robbed of the seal of his watch by the Prisoner• and sutft•red
from the violence be used, the Witness bovine hi- waistcoat iut
from top to bottom:. The Prisoner wsps-well hole n to he a
violent and dishonest character, and otos identifird both by the
. witness and another person, who cam. up to hi....ittcnee.
The officer who apprehended the Prisoner on rim folliosisf
morning, stated that he did so flora the description which the
last seitnegs gave of his person.
The Prisouer gave in a orates defence, strongly relimtiore
on the character of the principal witness, for the purpose ,df.
discrediting his evidence.
The Jury fouud 'the Prisoner Not Guilty, to the surprise
of the Court.
Wm. Simeowas indixted for stealing a silk handkerchief,
wattle ss. the property of Thomas Page.
The Prosecutor stated, that as he was walking ill OldssiSeet-
road, with his wife and another female, the Prisoner azalea,.
• then man forced themselves its between the witness and hi,
female companions with such violence in to tear his coat, and
in the mean time robbed him of the property in question. 4
Ibag if' copper halfpence that he had to his hand was scattered
on the raid by4he violence of their Erst ma-atilt, hut nothing
, loos token from him excepting his handkerchief. 'II- wi'new
' pun red and overtook slue of the robbers (who was the Po-
t wiser at the barj, and carried bilis to the %itch-hence. Not ang
there was found on his person.
The wife of the Prosecutor corroborated Ile &hove dateuicot.
The Prisoner gave in a written defence, arkuowleneite
having brushed past the Prosecntor with violence. ab specified
' in the eoidence,,but pleading intoxication and 'toting that a
was with no intention of committing a robbery.
Guilty of sirop'e larceny.
W. Congreve and S. Haboett, were indicted for stealing 4
wooden till, containing penny pieces, halfpence, and•faribings,
to the value of 41. a gold ring, and other articles, tow the
dwelling-house of Julio Doyle, Whisecrass.areet, St; Lakes,
on the StOth September.
. The Prosecutor stated, that br keeps a public-bouse anal
the King's Head; that in his till on the day specified, there
was eopPer to the amount 0(41. according to the besteatinaw
he mid form; that he left the bar where the till was, to ausivis
the bell, and when be returned, the lights in the bar attest*,
A persim brought a light from the tap room, and he faun/ by
it, that the till nod its contents were gone,
and Carteeett. the
Prisoner, together with two others who were on the outside of .
the bar when he left it, had absconded, the female Praeger
alone remaining. The Prosecutor carried her to the watch=
house, and soon afterwards the till was brought in, being fogad
innhe street emptied of its contents. •
The nicer. Millar. stated, that he found the till about 44
yards from Doyle's house. .
Congreve Guilty of simple larceny, Rabnett Not Guilty.
Juba Hale was indicted for stealing o sitter mug, wipe( strain. .
er, spoons, and a variety of other articles, to the AFUOIIII of
111. and upwards, the property of Mr. Hrasbridge, silversmhh,
in Ileet-street.
Mr. Gatamieo,for the prosecution, stated, that 'the Prisoner
was a porter it the service of the Prosecutor. bpi haft of late
made arqnitintance the Prasetator did mit approve of, he had
given him notice to quit, and that the Presecul r hariug re-
creed information that the Prisoner bad Sent it trunk to the
Holt-in-Tun. and a box to the Bell, ill FlCti-drettr.llActarMl,
to him that all could nut be correct, anti be deter.uhsed Ithaseet
tain the contents or the box, which the Prosetutbe inuaddiately
obtained from the RcH, arid took horse, Where, upon ezaimina-
(ion of Its contents, be found in it the several articles of plate
above-mentioned. Shortly -afterwards the Wishner csase is, -
and was given in charge of an °theme; the Prisoner made souse
excuse to gun down rain, and the Daher &Moog him, owl ob-
served him first to go tilt a corner of -orsil cilia'', *beetle °f-
ilar heard something jingle; the Prisoner then went to a water
closet, where he remelted until desired by the Officer en pep
stain again, and on being searched, acre were'found wider Ifs
waistcoat, six spoons, a sugar ladle, and fork, the property of
!yr. Brash, idge ; the Prisoner begged for mercy, and in told
by site Prosecutor, that his stuck or mercy. was eshatatei, and
that 111. the Prisoner, had often howl him say that, in doe e4rty .
partof his life, be had been tubbed of thousands, and that all
the mercy he cook] exterafto him, timid be to endeavour to
sire hilt life; opd fir ibis fixeren Mr. Gurney said, he was in,
dented 145 Mr. ilrashridgec . . 4 .
The statement of Comisel pas folly made out to ifr. Braes
I bridge and his wlttoascs, and the .1 urs , as ithout heotatiip, foetid
flimliniits. •

A bricklayer's laboorer, wbo was repliting • hougd
in the City-road yesterday, fell from a smiroid;
hut his leg broken by the fall ; he received sly mach
injury in other respects, that he nay taken to the
hospital in a dangerous state.

ENCOURAGED by the 6.'0;614 ashes'
tending the peculiar method of 'treatment in the Cure sf
a few prey/dela Complaints, which has been confirmed by 1;..e
'experience Of many tweet, in 3 large stud e%temive
stirsible alse4.of iltiknftty effeeit resulting to the l'otrtic float
Meu rnaliathrMeif attention ri n certain elan id [Mi-
lli/Lail, blesses. flafPf•sttniSli.o.- ftlendiertund the Rover Col-
suceconi itt London, coodbote to direr," their studio t•
tissei Olgordees arising from a secret disonsctive habil of ;a-
'entir.idi;tutN Youth, W hiebitot only *cc:tricks ft numerop train
of Neivoiss elfeetiesnlarhatt also entails on its votaries all the
.enervating insem:ilitintuf old age. Is that distres.ing %tate sif
ur INheeiener, whether the ennseqaence sdrh beer`
;Fut habill,`ltifeet`sive drinking. inn& reStdetice iu hartlira.act,
or any other eauNe, by which the powers or the constitatioa
become enfeebled, ps regularly edurntei Surqtint of I,outor,
they offer a Oat, Safe, Lind • speedy restaratiou to Salad and
'vigorous hearth.
I Where on early uppNeation is mode fot the Cure ef ft,.
!fain flisorder, frequeutty contracted in a moment .1
M., the eradiration to gtnlrally completed in the shore pare of
two days, tend in the more tielvtineed stud ioveterate sititrA
Vraetenl infection, charittleiiig4l by a variety of p.ral sled
dietressing s% in porno., a perseverance in their plan, itti loot its
st earn In '444 iieesercise) will ensure to the l'ot tent a peraose4
and tudiral cure.
The Di*Cilits of the Urethra. at frequently eirinermi
with, or arising from the ilhote Ciiiiitititiot. have rot *oral*,
their tit t ty on ineillittle !old inipi,vej issu,theymeen.
holea to remove ointionte Ghee and tStiictarc,
recent or (if long duration, *Whom resiirone. to Mei painful
and daimermis use of the Camtie !bogie. Many iiistanoes an be
adduced of very eases. of eerenil iear,rotaidedice'
baring ieldee to their meth d i.aa few (i.ts, after 'hi rare bad
`been othaapted by other Practitioner, aitlt, t rtfeei •tad
cinch bas been the aerreald, result of u pi actic!! of, ft ‘e'th
teat the mode of trentniect has riot, in one saigteirialue: ere
roved abortive, dorin; which period mini' threaten' ,
eet,Both Sexes hive estrerieneed the eojoyorein It .04 4e°
'peileelly cured, after severe and injurious meittuo had
per%s•tered in to on •,..ortiove.
TO Married Females, oh, Se e‘prrinlinft ~f 6.434
plederi bf connubial ha p.oirtess have he. n defeated. it 0.0 ;,o
be 4 pilras,ing retie:stun to tirst ht a Prencr tae't
In 'Mi.',
.eellted!es. the general health renovrted, aid ate stu•
rest Ulk, removed.
Mo.-mt. Gum and Co. e clusi% el t profening t'e ape of sheet
parittail.sr complaint., in order that they may oet t,e mnekes
by a mistaken few, with the obloquy fa justly attached be
14114,1411( Anpirie, it. hitt juoice Is IlhPi-Krive, 10 star.
that ility lixre been pr 4perly educated and initiated into tv"!
...rune' of ttie profersi.,ll (:ertificates of a bleb. from rations
bspfiale,, 11l 1f41114, 11i111. fll.lll the Littlest profe.dosal ainho-
Mice, they il.ire to rot:rime nor enquirer). That n mideht!
kejhe warmer hproi,pliere of oar ,14, a; well al
otter parts, eusholileos them to anvil, that their irm-weir,
Lavin* been egoodned In diseases ateent erwmatated, shot
out is certainty of remit allots to .4tch its sprit labour ender If
debilitating effects of a late tamed under the florid zone.
forthi r, that Manioc hid opporitinflivn. in Poly prufrsiiolist pre
pack,. , of Forma; au intimate acquaintance. with the ctos?htt:
tumid lial.its of sirafiring per.mns, they osier to tarn. the "W
gibsirltreirlibdnou firsA ie:irta nceseovfimars edildrtti4l he li,4l;rnr" to qthUvnit
the p.ne'llK "f
general rrnetitioner ; and ,i.ey presume their preeeesiiont
rnr
stitute it fair trorind for the unprecedented eonlidence with
which the} have, by the public, here%) linerally honoured;
e _
ntlettio in the country tire reisteA.ed to gime the pftrlif 'MP
i of their case, nee, mid matter of lie. ion, etWit.'ing t, I'elall'ace
fur advice aid medicines, mitt the remedies will be given
trded to nett :tart of the Icon:dam. tars
To he cotsulted at these es.,sn.e daily (penieralle, or be
post paid) by patients of either sex, wi:!! Secrecy, deli, icy,
and attention. . •
Goes and Cs. Bargeons,l3, U averse-street, Fleet-Secret.
May 1, 1809..

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