The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-04 00:00:00

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Yesterday an aged man;slitiosi7D. was brought to thiii
office. charged with most unmanly an•l indecent conduct.
His male it George Middlemais, and he kepi a school in
Carolineetreet, Ratcliffe. The armed, who is a foreigner
was, fora ?considerable period of his life in -the English
army. and since leaving it, be has been for several years a
schoolmaster, and lived respected. The parents of 'several
female children intrusted to his rare for instruction, ap-
peared before lifarraxw WTATT. Esq., the sitting magis-
trate. attended by their daugbtets. to complain of the im-
proper con•lnet of the accused.' • The Rev. Daniel Matthias.
rector of Whitechapel. a Magistrate of Middlesex. was also
on the bench. Lea. the Officer, who bad been sent to
apprehend the prisoner, had pursued him thro,gh the
streets for a considerable distance. he having agettipted to
escape from his own liotne ; and when bronght to the
office, he was followed by an immenee coiroure of persona,
from whose rage the exertions of the officers could hardly
protect him. POT several months he! had been, it is al-
leged, in the habit of taking most indecent liberties with
his young pupils. terrifying them into .ilence and secrecy,
by threats of instant and strange punishment' if they be-
trayed him, and enforcing Ms threats by horrid represen-
tationo of the devil, whom lie described as ready instantly
to seize them if they disobeyed. The fear of punishment
conquered in the young girls the mama' feelings of female
delicacy, snit for a king time bis injunctions were obeyed.
His condoet was only at length discnyered, by having
injured. on Thursday last, one of the infants in an attempt
witkii, had be succeeded, wonl.l have exposed him to more
severe punishment. . Three distinct charge*. 1111.10 by three
different children. were receive! by the Magistrate. The
prisoner dill not deny the . statements. The Magistrive
ordered him to find bail to answer the chargei, and to
give 24 hours' notice of his bail; he also bound over the
•
parents to prosecute.
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ExTannotwane Derrn.—Ou Thurs:lay night, an in-
quisition was held et the Barley Mow, Mont Street,
Grosvenor-square, on the body of one of Mr. Dyson's
groom', of Park-iine, named George Harding.—Mr. lVni.
Eames, of liFandford•street, Portman•square, deposed. that
the deceased was in the employ of Mr. Dyson, burse-dealer.
On Tuesday afternoon, witness was standing at the door of
one of the stables, when the deceased stood behind a horse
that another groom was leading, and witness heard bim
suddenly groan, and at the same tilde he fell to the gamed.
He sent for Mr. Fn:ler, a surgeon in Piccadilly' but before
he arrived, the vital spark bad dell.—ltichiril Wilson
deposed, that the deemed was in the employ of Mr. Dyson,
and before the occurrence sensed very well and sober.
Witness was leading.% horse out of the stable, when be was
called by the last witness to the deceased, whom he beard
cry oat, "Oh leh LOAD!' Witness is not aware that the
horse kicked him; he felt no strain of the bridle, and the
horse was perfectly quiet.—Mr. 11. P: Fuller, surgeon,
of Piccadilly, deposed, he miscalled to the deceased, and
found him on the table, quiet dead., lie examined the
body, but could perceive. no mark of. violence; hibel
a scar on his tight breast, the cause of which it is impossie
ble for him se say • he has not the slightest, lesson to
. believe that .he dial awatoral death, so be was a minus
before in perfect good health, and the. veins in his arise
were full of blood; upon witness's lifting it up; the hind
flowed backward and fore ard, showing at nuts that the
circulation of the beset had been suddenly stopped. Had
he received a kick in the upper part of the abdouett by the
broad surface of 11 40111C.0.h00r. it Wight nut have canoed
any discolooration, yet it IWotl.l
.have occasioned ds atb.
Tbere is bat one or too, Casein ovoid 'hailer to the pre-
seat subject of jerky, in whieb.Playsiologists say, that a
alight blow on the abdomea would occasion death ; to use
assousuma phra a " h., knocking the wind out ;" thereby
ting an immediate stoppage to the circulation of the
Wart, and witness was int-Lard to attribute his death to
hat cause. The body did not, exhibit the least appear-
ance of any. fit likely, to have caused sudden dealt.—
'—W. Traeger, delimited he was at the tither • end of the
staple *Seri . be, beard the deceased cry .out. and saw him
tall; after which the firatwritneta sent him for Mr. Fuller.
He dues not know. what occasional him to fall. At the
time the deceased cried out, he was fronting thesida of a
horse.—The Jere thought the body must be opened to re.
gdiate their verdict.—lbe Coroner sent the beadle to the
Square,
surgeon, Mr. Heaviside, of George Street, Hanover
Square, summoning him to attend, as the body lay in the
infirmary, and Mr. Fuller coesidered it would be an We-
terrace with Mr. Heaviside's duties for him to open it.
An answer was received from that gentleman, that his
profession called hint another tvay, and he was, sorry be
could not come, bat uuuld tomorrow evening (Friday).—
The Jury Were here obliged to stop, and the Coroner ad-
journed, to let the body be opened, till last night at six
o'clock, when the Jury re-assembled, and received the fol-
lowing additional tesitioony.—Mr. John How ship, sur- ,
geon' of. N0.'34, George Street, Hanover Square, deposed',
that be had examined the body of the deceased, at the
request of the juror'. and /And his death was caused by
a blow received on the left side and front of the chest, by
which on of his ribs was Woken, and the heart lacerated.
The function of the heart must have ceased from the mo-
ment the blow was received. It was in that particular
way inflicted. The heart bag was full of tosgulatedblood ;
the third rib, which. was; broken,, had, penetrated direct
through the heart.--The Jury were unanimously of opi•
sin, that the deceased met his death by accident, and
therefore returned a verdict of "Accidental death from the
' kick of a !terse," deodand ls.
We had often beard of a very old woman, living in the
parish of the Craig, on the estate of Horatio 80% Esq., but
it was not till lot week we were fortunate enough to fall in
with this interesting relict :—Jean Orchiston, se learnt,
was horn in the, parish of Fordo!). early in the last* century,
though the exact genie uncertain. Front several circutu-
O nce' in her life, however, it appears, she cannot be de's
than 10'1 At the memorable
.forty-live she was nursery.
mad at Balnamoon, and as she drily observed, " couldua
be a bairn to be trusted wi' :tlie young laird." She ater-
wards nursed several of thet respectable family, to whore
bounty, and that Of other families in the neighbourhOod of
her. Invent abode,,she now enjoys. comfort and repose.
She is still Indio posw,ssion of her taculties, that of memory
in a sorprising degree, . Having 'met this singular charac-
ter returning from a short evening's walk, with her staff in
her band and a few sticks for her morning Ere in the ether,
we accompanied her to her snug little cot, where we fiend
every thing. inthe greatest order and neatness, though she
has no one in the house with her. When we suggested the
propriety of getting somebody to bleep with her, eitemented
p little cultpited, as if we doubted her ability to take care ofl
!Resale. , Nspe.a.mrtg itigle.on a cleaulieorth-One,stwod
"the roar and the .wee piCkle•lint." tow it
,wag net; for
When at Balnamoon site had been accustomed' to spin the
blest thread for cambric and lawn, and.witt now aususing
herself with drawing . int Assad equalli. ille. .. Hee u-
ndo* of the preparation the lint underwent illepaitr to, us,
• shows that steam. was used in those days, Unties apt
exactly for the some purposra as at present.
, "A tin, stoop
filled with, lint was set upright in a pot of boiling water,well covered, and allowed to remain there .fur some time,
when it was found. as soft and Aug as silk."—(Jlonfrose
Chronicle.)
Diu Thursday night a fine young woman,, who „was a
servant in Carlo' di House, Diet seal' an. uotiMelY, death
near Magcleck, between Miingivie and 4tratiibline. •She
Sligtethitotle.oeK'ch-el:oncsiiktilsed7tTe:.
ey,ervefiarnsriacellgot . of
O niierli' I i own
rit I°llhile4 ea: b et
to sea her sweetheart, ad
ins in unusually higlaletatriti. Aeistßieg her„ hal
Was found by &palates-9mi at. Om bo t ...
oic a Rierrit,
shout 30 feet high. It wat;itill.Wand, be , c Wasltro -e
and, the skull fractpreill ' ten,Plam. .., TIM a:904,A iii:4l`
nitici
speited hy Dr. Smirk, in ugesiie,,,a4tlrjuss on befth.ity
MOO' In :Strittibtine . 1 eltyarJ.--Tbere" pre Igloos
romsars - - the manner of the unfortunate iiiraea N.

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' LONDON MA RK

CITY. OCTOISR I, 1813.
BACON.—There is not such demand for this article; bet
as it is knows that great numbers are ready to buy, if it go g
little lower, that will probably prevent any material decline;
we mean in regard to .the new; as to the old that must go
lower yet. On board, for immediate shipments. 371.• for for,
ward shipments, 325. to 33s.—Landed, old, Xs. to 405.; Now,
425. to 435.
BUTTER.—The present stock of Butter would leave a lots
to the holders, if sold at the present prices ; they are therefore
Induced to look to the old remedy—a speculation. There is a
very general disposition to bey Better, and we should not be
eu mrisesi if a considerable advance should take place. OA
bps d,' a-low. B'W.—Waterford, 74e. to76s.—Dubiin,
Cork. ;30.—Isimerlek, 7.24.—Lansill: Carlow, 80s. to b 24....
Wilms ford, 765. to 775. Dublin. 78e.—Cork, or L merick.
D itch, heft. to *le.—Holstein, 70s. to tts. : the quality Wog.
various.
CREESE.—The demand for Cheese is I eprovi
Cheshire, of the best quality, 70s. to 785.; inferior, Oils. to 70g.
—Coloured Derby. ole, 71s. to 744. ; New, 68s. to 83s.—Dou-
ble Gloucester. Ms. to 82s. ; Mingle, 48s. to 1301.
PRICE or HOPS, PR. CWT. IN Tag SOROI:6II.—MONO4y.
Sere. 29.—The picking N now general, and is many districts
will be finished this week ; the accounts all state tLe produce
as overrated. Some erowth of Canterbury have been soy
from W. las. to 171.175. Doty 20,0001. to 9aI,UUO/. Currecey
of Yearlings and old remain the same.
MAIDSTONE. SEPT. 36.—Our Hop picking will generally
finNh IhN week, as the grounds are cleared so much sooner
than expected ; every body appears to have overrated their
growth, which falls very short of what they were laid at.
have not heard of any sales yet. The Daly called abort
90,0001.

COURSE OF EXCIIIANIIR.-40iiay. " '
Amsterdam .. t. •111 10 Gibraltar
Ditto at Sight ' 111 9 Leghorn
Rotterdam. • ort • epee ..... 111 II Genoa ...33 0
Aistmerp.r..7..u. ' 13 9 Venice Hafts 1Jr....19 10
Hembergtt• .•• ..• •., .. •38 9 lialta• • ••• 46 0
Alton* 3B 2 Naples 99 0
Paris, F days' e1ght.....33 90 Palermo. grox 117 0
Ditto IA 10 Lisbon u 4
Bordeeus 26 10 Oporto .',2a 0
Frankfert on the klain ..138j Rio Jambe 40 0
Petersburg 3 alp rbie.. Bahia
Berlin .....Car Dolls 7d 10gr. Dublin 9l I
Vienne, ELS m do 10 24 Cork 9l I
Trieste ditto..... 10 24 soLLION. per of
Madrid 36 U Portugal gold in coin.ol.oam
Cadis :••• • • .3.5 i U Foreign gold in bar 531.17480
Bilboa &it U New Doubloom..• .0 0 I
Barcelona .3.1f U New Dollars 0 4 $
Seville

sagemes,--Lately at>t the wife old. Blakey. of Lea;
' being the fourth chll.l sloe within 12 mouths. hating hal Butt
eons at a birth, oa theta*/ IlillNMttltrlast.
Masao ExTaaaattlNAlmr,-4,Sa µo bale akfthe wife of Mr.ll Haz, tr
Modirereliam, was safely delivered et three girls, who atilt their ionweella
likely to do wel'.
MAIIItLED.—Che Thursday, the 9d WO., at Zusthours, T. Palmer. Mkt
son ot T. O. Lloyd, Kaska ClawbauCoatoma. to Proust, youogeet IA lit-
ter of T. Harrison. si.
At Matta. on the 2 of July last, Miss Flansuliaitt, eldest daughter el
Col. G. IL. ltaitt. to Lieat. Bowler. of the loth Bert
sm..—on Friday, the 3d Wit., iu his 733 year. IV.ParaeU, the eller, of
Islemwth.ln the eiointy of Ml44leyer. Req.
Oa the 24th ult. at Sofro* Waldron. J. Fiske. Sy. aged id years. sae sf
Ike set ler Alderawil of the Corporation.
Lut week, Cu ma Straw, a a. young woman la the Maim of life, eel
rd. daafhter of Mr. eitzuw, Slay.* aOK er. t 4 fdarolu. She OA of I /Sell
deviling ia wee mouth Loa trns Malt allefatma. and, was to have beet tuamr l
on tie day of her drays.
ages v3v

Denims et place's user.—llut .
Thy house, and (iii the cep of life,
That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife.
SCICRATF.t4, .by his Discourse on. Marriage, as ab
raptured his auditors • with the subject, that Os
married men taw to their wives, awl the bachelors Wisest
to be wedded; and "'lle Spettutur" has alerienil, link Mt
word " wife" is the most agreeable sod delightful awls
nature.
The sacred inslltatim, then, of marriage, compasses .lbs
desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only wilt hap
pines. on earth, but disposing this soul itself to harmonize
with bliss hereafter.
Previous, boweva, to entering int, this hallowel trbl
gallon, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to reptile
the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from them
impurities which the freedom of marestricted plower* say
have entailed upon it. TO the neglect of such ateretleedel
attributable, many of those hapless instances, whiebovidie
they excite the commiseration of the beholder, shoeldelli
impress him with the fear ofeelf-reproach.
Luxurious habits will effeininize the body—aresidencele
the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—bat more especial,
dors the premature infatuation of youth too frequently cob-
promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, free
whence the agonized sulfwer more than doubts the chasm
of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, fifer*
hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity : nor will sir
advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they Sr. by the
multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience.
The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed
by the suspension of thole blessing+ which c}neentrate 'he
nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutional!:
weak—yet it can be strengthened,-and deficient energy '
proved into functional power.
In every case of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as in evert
relaxation of. the generative economy, we pledge our ability
to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous le
expel the unfeeling empiric *from the position so presumptu-
ously tsken up, we deviate from general principles With
less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable Int*
grity as. Members of the College of Surgeons, we ref r tie
suffering community of either Sex (especially those enter-
ing into matrimonial life) at once to our houses, where daily
attendance Is given for personal consultation ; and letters
from the country are immediately answered; these met
contain a remittance fur Ativice and Medicine, which CU be
forwarded to any part of the world, however d sting.
GOSS and Co, M.R.C. Surgeons.
No. 11. Roue, de:street, Fleet-street, Landon,
Just Pub'ished (Sixteenth Edition), I. Inc .Eon or
LIFE, a familiar Commenetary on the above Disesses.—fid-
YGICIANA, addressed exclusively to the Fouls Sex.--Mill
be had it 2J, Paternoster-row ' • Midair; 16. Primer
street; Soho ; 174. Fleet-street, London Porter, :V, Wartoil•
street, Dublin; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow; and dill
Booksellers, price tie.

Dlt. gitllY respectfulli calls the attention of Itiose
affiictcd, to his peculiar and effectual method of
cure, and-although he swill not presume to pledge infallibility
In every deseription of case, yet as far as human sid, assist
ed by medical and surgical experience eau be app
promises a speedy and perraanext restoration.--Ur. la
consulted daily at No. 38, dean-street, Soho, and I, llstlield•
street, Stamford-street, Blackfriars and Waterloo-roads, Oy
patients of both sexes. Country letters, (post paid) es.
closing a fee, meet respectable attention by return uf geoid
nost.—Ufper Ground street. Currey side of lilacktriars Bridge,
leads direellg to 1. liat3eld street

BY his Majesty's Royal Leiters Patent,—LILIKIN
Piluke Sulataria. One small Pill It I ,Doiet. Vid
'the ,taking of one box, In a recent ease'. wilt skioa foot!
*ties Pen of the certaint, of his sylidi telteTetY• Na'
thing can tie better contrived, more'sate, or mote 000lett,0*
than this. remedy, for such as are ob3ged to go kwtoitt or
to sea, as it needs no confinement or restradqt of Ilie: : tia
60 years experience (in au extensive prasWl has
hail,
that It will effect a Cure, when ad Wire saettiO4s ital. 91/.
filing: For the Scurvy and 'other cigOifical 'aiscrr.iera. this
Medicine has not iti parallel. - Upwartls orl3,l33tVitctsboir
of both sexes. NIT. been radically curet within the last AO
years.. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietors, To 'far'
4.0 a and Sox, Surgeons.* at tbelshouse..No. S. Noe.B Wet-
rstreet in boxes of only de; 11J.,eachr duty.,lu:lailed.- iliti
Ancona. pad' by their a ppulateent. with oopipitt direAloare
at Mr"; Ilapharu's Toy Shop, IQ. Alk'fo'rtl,o2wet; Mr. Der
.bariougit`t, 7. '• Fieh-street-hilt, • pearl), , opposite the Most
' ',sent ;. at Mr. Baxter's, Edinbtirath ; Kr:. Neteletrry% DP"'
;tin ; and by one pirsoti in every ionsideiabiti reed 111 Wed
Britain sod Ireland, '.Adviee Frills to'veroons BMW*
abOve.•tir other of the:Proprietor's reedlefues.
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