The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-10 00:00:00

ronf . . gLrAT , ,• Tan 111411.14-18a&ori• - - f4lgnilc . o 'llo•Wablynt c istisorea • • •—• Eniii.i ., I oft //11010fieK gigot,. that AN. drelirs t lVltati t 1 Ai Nlahttie ,be - ittorliaT4 end that ,Oparg e tence to a proven. , kb e Ala Walk cancerti;d it Da it ,7(eliptier eitled 'WWI 4 4,11 1 to be ~,,. VOO `,` t i hide JR'it l yt Alt t.. • 'kite -1117 • , 1P.a . 4 11 1 1 , , .7 : 7.4 ,t)iklit'f.t v ; i t t l. s. V.a.lit.iv, ..0« . . cli i kiiii'4.4* . ,neetlitin't epee feet i ijrtg iiii, cow 7 ggnve ri .g.r . 1 ! 1 Lb .. . 11 P oeceecy, Itp iteeramii mea bang yritrion oi sie that it Iso uses 4Pe t trail* lees. tel catidour, diet l'ilseet4 Which be might to ,dliptpvi. If attack* character even onding toile! • faithful •eti. trt of jaetiop 4 ue by e 970 4. sal with , oust ht at e accidental, bit Meat give went poloq4n.g. Intere were r alma i. • oit of ell,lMper-• atjusticelid ',greet illow iontentipn !trot( i fietadte.! e1g,04, Mt een.•judgeeand• esigh!'Ofili be misonfier- ° , „ , eekrec pg4 - . loeftlrepoit of gritest, lit( `e knew rgti:.:.e.., lefdet Indirpenrahly i . ,'ilje.,.,li i fibe'fahlicatitte I,IN, Ops•gon 'could %idyl r le any of these ellevrapewh . .olo l 4. l tet. have, I, rbe subjeet of She .pfe4o4 ietlet,at .1.00 11 .4644 needle ' ,4essol inapowsiblat to npply Wet AMA merelemiers , ...uats: 4., a t•Sta. 1.111••• '• .I ..a.. '.:ails 1,31111. • ° IONS,. Ipillisei diVisimmluefilleeldlpilmsboeunneti Ik rlite irdlifigintienuthribeeleilt lledbitel fit vi a ti p t 1r..% - 4 .11st- •,,1 ?Ts, r) . 10 •' 5! lir ' : i 44 * ii ',' °lllifillitstanittfi'llAend tiad 'slide 4 ' 6 1'. .. 11+1,1,0114'1icetit. . • M'Aitetiqn . was eng ti v 1 s's e ilietlieraf f lir of bit dignt, and not for vindictist4maffll6.lremeuid lake ti - verdict with such damage...mere, j carry costs. Mr. tioamae obee as there was no justifies . ream 10011.14elrelleli41>it:POI- eligff,ttkilrltrt°°l° of the tirepettowrossire tieriliell vAlwt 019.nsa I• could I, Id mill MB MAIM!. • ' 9.1.1221 ;el ... tut/ J y . ... tk . • a t % 5hV i514 4. 0,1 410/1111 1 AMMIN v Ynr * rt Insr . -,,pluiegil. i SO fat •ii 1 FJ: ..11•11 . .1:: SS 1.. " •• PllOlll .1.:41, •• 4- • Tleitsillit jetaiglrll7.4"Mileil iititiliiiia.' regc ar r ed aver, tow lOch tier dekel egt, . not . gellty, 1.•,'‘,13114 a hve4immitt ••41illiP .Oif!DI,AGok OAP in Slay last, et the rooms of !hp 4,e Wiill4F9 . ,c,ltP is °A • acct. a Itieetree# he aisoosssol., 4.1eqvi4615,4v4tc1a; which 2 , issii brew pssimssil le,filfr,lhrofc; 4 44 . *6v f !'' Pi s ' i e sue mmieetrettettlJeoe dultk.sPif aliV4Pa tr y s° , 9 ! • • alinnieliolubleacp settrehs W.PC•efir.te* (v ee p .istri • eoprommeelititikpopqpgjog,eptp fig ‘ •rnebieoellestistl• %granite,' *webs% ~ ,B •: Pe Is thus ell the. _pleiteila_ riven* . „emit, e.wil a . teeere.bmiibr es weepeoplow. Wood 40' ? i „,_ ts . ttt 'stoke erestaerts ireo4oool4 9* ilAotten? • °•••tef. r 41` e : flea wee amshject.Wilt444l l oo-f.c..°°•• 4 ' lv,. . ' 1 TO i sage 401,11110611-.11.110 1 04 1 0•, ii 44 11 ' Mit P. _ i ltrlF A ‘l4llloll,ldllliiiarrialAiciAgpi,,Mo.olM '; ' j e. baked. : , .1.: vs *sr 6'1 , 0 .111,1 - ik. 4 - • '. ' .fivutTbe WS folllllll=ltti o rlettet l . alma skims 4.41•114 o. ... . , Ifllr t ie iamb/rue. Amiciiiiir Milk Aff..kla,. .. lig ,M ' ... , lenient. ..strk .._„, styli Mit fissaltre.heitlA hie5404411,112.41;1°70ii •. . . , • fiettbarit•wamlidite isdifileateloWoltlildelF 4 ll‘ s . tf„ . , Istigiocantwasecespielt. ; ,•.'. . rith • fl . a r- 1• ..} . .,,1. c4 4:' kJ; •,'• The Lestiteleursi Jusetcliii Mr! AP -A P o:;essethat neh.eiteolseettieellOtfilii4 1 4 , , , .1 height. i'. bee isrdisi net think the elbsfre°ool. see ..,• . • • . . • . ..L, ~,j , e. ; r *et ;Berate et replied. Ake% ike Peo° l l•.: lBl °°°° 4 -to • -avtapolegiskan the jar, tee tatrieg piatireli time:inlaying i I"fiettleeee heimerthem. fiells4‘ ge4eitfe 4 r ie !Ng hie le whisk. wee, that the web, prai propos* :by lb* le begivion .diat ,:webelb dit.44air. ovpmp, foiwafida, r., .-feittisehistoht him that.he. vie bin no. entherliy, and he . ;testae liet On bie eweatimwelleut Anti Alm?, PON' ell. the - 4' 4ffrof sever bashed biel.-h4t that ,ho;•ietaPed• 4° the • , eenntev, ' , Medd& tit tartlACM end melSteMit. . Ittlt) 7.le t.**loiateil tee beivg.seareiseeie,public. Ths statement was • • supported bp foul wiAllaw*O -- '1 o:TholLesa Xiang Jimmie left the .jtet to " decide— •C i gaashowbeeher- the fittielitheel bees scare pd it ell by *c tdorperiew Iseisiseelf ;lend aecoefilp,. sibeibri c If . be •011:1fit breu:ureesheel, • the pleiatiff hid enthorioed,the pro. et. 'tending. fa infamy potable, in the confusion of oeb enr4;stene. *beam* ',f doe witnesses might honestly be mistaken. e;!I : lifiestner..ifter • e .feminialteoji.. denberetl, found e! t•ordiet- (or. slandiereeplav*. ,ft Was aatni ea all i y I s idore ,lisinitbeeb saes p imputation on the ebOtacter ez . laf. the Ileisaiit, theqtrateb. indeed, was afterwards • • •!fibmed.: ) 5..• meas.( to ~ 4 3 Ito t . . 0 .her ; vaseetierolh.ohltwatralt. - , 'l,l • Thialweeawlaetiem a( peewit and hattery..hrtitsght '• t .1 11) a disobleati se painter gad glacier. ebopt 6 it feet' high. -"lelrgeinsi a Jew brusam• loosen. by ,the naren'or.7-,." The i-th I‘fassi,; from the weeatemou, • sa2.olsrs. of his 00. he- Alo‘elig only tits feet high, stnit,ef it predigioM f /tihralar e•i; Serittsgas.. . ~I .rt r.O. ~ s a.l •iI . 2 ../1 0 ; ii . i.F.o. i 2 . zd .':'Mr. borne! and: Ile.. Poop • were. met li, t 1 •it aim. Ai r. Scarlett for thePefendeal. . 7 ;foto.: -Ia a pp ea rat that she partes came le ontuct e it A pub. - , 'itllwirrowee in Heels Marks, .in the Fortieth of Amu, last. •31• - •••The•plaistiff.densasaled et, the de pet a miut__sif-ire .. t , 1 s hillings, which he Alleged to be due.io Md. The4)t , 4 --..t.frndautappeared to he in a hurry- torkeimillfe,pniintiff its some abusive terms, left the priblie hnt*,egitsabible would presently .rtilikilt 1011 pey Mails omit. 111 „sir .'cahoot! • quarter Of ail :hour, the defendset retpreed te t l'. the public house, •and without ceremony, fell upon the 5 h ...-,yaintilf, and beat hiss is most cruel and unittercifil •;.1 • martnee.: a. .. , : .t... 40:.. 1 tt . ,,, aliree Jew wituemee Were called for the deretideatt its 'role that the plaintiff had previously *604 the tie -- slfeedent by culling Lila& 'better, and hak,follewid bin) /11 ilicelveet , ind.vebe rne atly repreacheff. itim, for not .1-..0. "aping him Lis asoney.• This, how ever , ; p boever,, Woesnorter ..... :refs* lour brfore the &sew* Gab place.: ~ . • teiat. .T he Jury found their verdict •foor the plaindi,::.lDess. ..pages, LOI. ..... p1e,,..5y Ors::!) -,' L';':. •••;•••• POLICII... ••. ' ' :rood i . .i. ~•,•••,,,,,, ~ ...,--arm....-....6 ..r . . ei • 1 ; 4i , ‘ MA litilleif 1161010.—riresaitsflay. two young 111P11 . pssied Fielding and Noah, were brought before the Lord * - 7 31avor by Firrrester and Forster, the officers, iharfed . 3 ..: 1 ,With having attempted to robsa cart,, , and also, as being • I ' . tommon thieves at large in the streets on•the night be-, • 6.• P. :40t., for parposei of plunder. , • 1- 7 1. 1 , Forrester and .Ferster rtated, 4sta:they were goirig, •• -. • .through the 'city on the night before to watelr for the 101 l dragomen, at robbers of Math, 4-.11001. the strekfibed • - 4 I gently b a r n much infested, 4/heti itt•Tebittable thrft4' •• .•• solved the.two prisoners activeky.rollititkg s 'pert on!! • oo F eet, twhicit it war evident from their •teotione dip Ip. rl s b s .,,a,,,sentiall.ip walk.. .They did not linwever „ineceiff . A liso i ir ; .. :li‘tompt. and . the O ffi cers teak them .-' into '1.0,4 ! tom pgjosin 3 , i 4 0 the orders given.by. the Mierinft, tbai riithieves who manifested their characters in.tbe rreets of the Coy tfidtivi r , %Al IN sty. lied doubt gilt woitld gleyipak ‘ Seirchitif i pitsb.. Id/ether ' fit illtatelltile wristsetsinglitig,: Ow which the, vitpeeteB td fidottilf °wiser: % - i'libeys di* 'net. *instils* liktitlitehttlirpchnolieNoslie We; foam bitty gologio itorliliftiq'the dart, •tliertelneledadt he mole have liiid'sifibeitfeetiCe. '.• ‘;. 1 .- 1 -.• • i .•‘ : :4' ' 'lolettfiplhiirt Milian. iffinlteolgiv tilneripptarerservei is k .91arli ttfilhe he slob fility, boo eneserlprwanl slid ititetl, *lib' 4-basis ltill myes.4lsateke "imager prisoner. who hadjtist tarried 20; writ& sou. Rolled used sorry means itifisltowei to tereeet some .Iropeasitiese which be (the prisoner) inkreeternerd, -but all was unavailing.— Every attempt to kestrain him oppgerriLordy to provoke new outrage, and he had .pablicly threatened to put a knife into hi ' m (the falba') .if he .etere followed and " pestered'? by him eceitO'keup!oetonste tether added, Llrt I ,ii son rohhponits brae lc his absence on . tfithist 100 Mayor's tiay 61'21. Ida. which Wes a severe logs, as "Ive‘t thin 'add had contleeed • in severe distrese, 1. Ich Was occasioned print:lolly by his son's valiant -1 ' lkihilloting Thief—He sin ks falsely, starboede when iti ° PlTyr toPhodlemtiPtf. We. ; I only robbed bimetal 21.. Which l' intend telatiltimi ;back, if he's gulelleinall i site Ars More Vbeltrit.. 4 'CI 1 !l' • .. I , d....... • ...'Vtie Lone Might Itisninfinitlbt.d at the IDSDISSetiI.‘ DST in,which this was spokess.aad'after readiegebrllllollllll in the 'prisoner et his oromistes, sestsoced Isis.. mem V. idle, tei btfirripriSoned three months tebardlisebritimtbe 'lteldewell as ei rcigei and vagabond. .! • • I . :-. •.,'. f The °Stets dere shoot to glee the money fitimel=l the prieoner to the father, u a matter of teem% fie prisoner, in an leripantlye tone, bade them give tha llidneydp to hint. • r . ' :t : ~ "Phi LARD MATOR riligiiiiied that' the emit! .ntest be trlittened to the Prierteer,sebo. Who bad *spark of Wittig UR, would give it to his distraned Mime, as there said be po need of it in A r idewell. -,. • • .;. .: ,' . , ••: 1: I "The poor father slid, that infisittiefosentrdidiese„lf hit lisle would only give bins Itagofify whileh ens' tint owlllt'llt bad stolen imstelen from him, it would be a welcome relief , ' cl • "The priser—We ' ll." Here is eke . poised. - which be braid be safisfild with - till loomerest. wises. if lewd lesir r I'll,give him another. ." - • 1, - . 1 • . ;, i rt,i •.,-': 'lie Loan Natio inligillisglhat he prreeiredi Nem thleg li he a retire .ef Iteliespol sr iimprleassarittel Akillt. as he would sleep well, to inhis father at kW distill sem he had robMlTaili .- - 'Phi Prisiner—l eels% albite it.4.46.N. isdimsbal day be thankful far thief ,-,,i - , .., ' it ,s,i s tt_.,_tr ,',,,,1 • The whole auditory.wertelemiedaSllo l lIIPPOWt of the young thief, 'who. haellvtle AIWA OW **Pot leto - his pocket. and w akkedml9o &SAD ime with the frenteet tediffereatte. ‘.l .; t. , .: , ittu , ,/1 a . ,• :• • , . ' The other prisoner, Noah, as he was not. positively loworotto.f h o "furred yr*. ebargedt with a, coition sot leseltscr Isivitell sillain, illity,, . ..,..,,,, i. ,., ~ , • 2 . . Maivon 1 4astower1,94). de ; I ,faiti i . Pi g islk• vomits carpenter, wee parpooloApAp Ake ..eristlyrf tfoloAleiMbricits.t 4w„.4.4011,,auttP10°".° he k g,npeteg ~ cogygibeia,op.o rtetinT tests.' f al i t i C f roJillell, "... a te/ putitesop,"29,Liteltrirc eteeeh.cheopery, . . ogo,k n Apr property . ..in 5 larks 'noun!. ,101 ; as ed teethe prison," • ttor t :..Tlasigrosecuton mod WA %NO hip wife heir out on Christmas day, `boat Doe erclock in t h e Otto. Meg" 1 01_44 1 . alba .90P 4t4r 1 1 -- .1 0 1 Ili' f al fin NO 4 . l t li ] l erkoreiteret. thee ptroplar ;.theifeelikei DR, 11110; 1 , . WASii thew retained home peat dp34,., Idi ~ , kik konesnlloti been broke op% p a ned Pine .witentizw; , . . : mess r onwards came tot k n ew ite. ir - rf. sew takers into,mmtaidi r . . ' :: .. • 14411111 ms hint deposed deep she liged . 'Revisit' l i t ifltis the peementor. One TTSDS Ig o . &Imes three montlip,tgo, shy was out. and met the opposer,. *bon eke n e gate kri. , yore; he walked with her, spose,dtstance, a n4bey con versed together. He eald lis was a single man, and wished to see her again; *ls promised, and did meet` bins area aezkeeeoittg. . Prom that time she met the prisoner. who f used to wait for her in the street, at night. .w.han AN Wvittfor the clipper beer; on one if those oc casions she had the key of die • strvet. door with her, Which lie took nut ether hand and kept for some time, making remarks on it; he,dfink tea with her some times; oa Christmas evealog.be harl,fes, ',pi In the kitchen, and noticing . the leaden water Ant was • built it the wall. be Asked her if that *lron . I t chest. she Oki him it was not, hot the cis lite then asked ber where the chest was kept, she ~ Pkbe of. ' tips; the prisoner then said he supposed heg_tßmiter bad a deal ef property in it, partictilarly as opines in .at Christmas, she said she did not kno w , believed he had. He afterwards aslged , her if her tide -1.31:i tress were going to 'pond the next day front 4 , she answered they were. VW prisoner called on her next day, after the family were gone. to take her oat to maim previous to going out the went up stairs to secure the . 1 drawing-room windows, leaving the prisoner stsediegt in the passage; when she came down stairs the prisoner i asked her if the at the foot of the stairs was the counting house. she said it , was; he then asked her ; where her master and mistress slept, she said back- wards; he then asked if they had premises bacliwarde . she said yes ; they then•tallied out.when s obeerveri It icor amen standing at the cora./ of Oreystoke P 'ie appo site, as if he was watehleg 4 htimmediately w thdrew on her noticing Inds; it was then aboai Ihri . p'olock. • The prisoner took her to Somerset Hotpot to. ahipir her where* man fell from a scaffold. /V, warn epyed ,by the teals of his watch sticking between , ,two:,ettnes,• sAillbe . stopping some time at Somerset Hotta*, . they walket down Fleet Street, and called in Salisbury Square; he I then took her along Fleet Merkel. up ftelhore, and down chancery Lane, where be.took her issue an oyster shop, sod they had some oysters; they erriveslint!bee. master's door about haif-past six, she might be ea Seer and a half absent ; she put the key in the door mei ihad some difficulty in opening it: whilst she was allot( to open the door, the prisoner odd he had a place to call at, anti wished her a good night; she aid nut discover the robbery till morning, when.she went up stair*, and found the desks and drawers broke open, the whole • place in confusion, and the things scattered about the: floor. i John Limbrick, the officer. deposed, that hi eonse. l quence of the information hereeeived from last•witness, ,he a pprehended the prisoner, who, he found, mate mar • tied sun, having a wife and two children; he starched the prisoner's lodging, and, found: on his wife a 101. ' ,k .of ,England note, WO four se eeee igne, although ht iearned tile prisoner had no wore to go te s tnirket orrtbe-preceding Saturdap ;sight, mini he borrowed fif teen.shillings; that after the robbery the prieeeer kept ionCealed, and was shout retuotiog.from where be lived; wheel* made ingoiryousongst the pawnbrokers' shops, bat 'he was unable to .trace any of. the stolen property; hes believed' the robbery RASlliamiliiiti the premier.and. comisitted ley *one of hi* at rneSD, J. order to -abed the W here more time to make 4getry,, the pri4 Liiiiner was remanded. . • :"iritimokagen•Sin t tr.-41s roat ANT TO PAW:IEIO.. • • leg lia,.—testertfayik r; if a more, a yaientroirec., teiidiog is .Cutiri:roacf, . slipeared to a **Armen. at L4hltallee, to answer is inftirat.hige, ibarghtetilnil with i4eitt4 one fartAini mere thin ttits interer Iff A llowiti tilp if et of Parllameni,Nhe 39th Itpd th of fliorgel I. etic..44l3,_Whipit'suhjeteti the BOVA tto a penally of 104. or nut kW Ain 40a. it Pia bibilf rcing the Act. .. . liatChlitliami . behalf uu the 4. - irliir 4epieTteitb4 Id motel( as an rate, eratedy.that we the.43 410 f ,De• shop of Mr. Wedmore to redore ... 4 4 , been pledgelfon floc 17th of the eante,respoih fee ;5..,,an0l on witness reeritifek°oll petifoti.' I • 14. leE were demanded by the *ikon fit the sheo,• wiliih‘iiiiris6 faithind rhitre lhais-.lt• was entitled lq., Thtiliet Mese nwore he had noihterehtsbet,wthliejneti i r t ri, Is .brinrisd Of ease forcurd, t o fatt slut rr . r ni g l ai deckle .satebile by bireotsPiPiP4 tk l 47" ltlil 1 4 '''' Another information was ex i t it el . olnat' qfts 'bed kiwi. at. ler receiving.* farthipmesovi e Iran Ma II 6 * visit sad in reek case Po poi is rm irly , (tib , of.4os.aftkosta. hicb goes „ „ 1 0 ..,,,, ind the ether to the 'Liu,. , , ~./. , 2 , v... WoRsII IT • ST RSZT.-----Yesterday , a reepeetanie pp ceased Videitaller appeared before William Benett 'And *steel Tory ford, .11scre: in pa rearm* of a souitisimiNfor 'offering loarneyntro, &e. to gullet Willi catlie le AP hoe's* est the 4ltit inst. 'Oleed, tbe felled officer. Prartei : his iivrAi o ribi Aber , that c relit, and found several persons, w difiep prieneymen,!pbtyhesr at cards Jut sigb . t. . ~ r! ,.,. ti . • The defendats ciid not clety that journeilllta r , . tbere, but it had always been thesastom,of . the ho %Ili* theeipersons to play. at earth daring the u . 4 11 that holidays, and he trusted-tbeir Worships Wont to . • ibto their •estssideretion l efieLiA• all other times . , pirtirolarlreentful ia.itejeinding the PlaYlni • curds In his Image. ' , . 4 i1)..1 , 0 , Dlr. Heseirr ohserved, that lintellad referred, to 1, , reengniernes Which he had eatet•doillte, it!, mas t iq!, seen the impropriety of permittint , keteUrwea I'll at cards. in hieboese et; sill.• tkitil!,,llo",..,lterds O . 1 i reeogaisaece werthr-W, wet . 1 0. , eIiFY a9tif t ,V i l elb I ntibet Mel with Cards , dreanbts, dice., iglia. or .a . uihee Sedsstary glottis* his. bre, or their sioshoorses, apputtenances , or carienierkte t eiefolifo4 tug. byjerartieynsee, 14bOurers., servants.' ‘r . ipit!!Vit l f 6 A4 by , Whisk it vas obvious that the legislifisre codtiebn Anita the!proWervetioa of this elms .oeilOpW i r spending that Stoney at poblie boneeti;lrAN •Vt be spent sir: ledrete, to the maintenance .ayia At their wives owl; Comities. it was .eredisrsol, that he *should be lined • • ~, .. gated 'snaky of 4 0 s. sad costs. .. .•.,, .. .• . sons t ' theitSCHAl.t.--imeetteenx se Coaca raprar *—Temenlay, Mr. Dile, owner of a Lirightun cei Chained by a common infornser, with carzylig 'passengers roo the outside of his stiticoach than allowed by the A,ct. 4 ... • Vsittnesii for she inforeter Wiled • that on,, aft* the. eoech in NeavingtoP. treeriiiind eel • With claws positron/vs, agne.ontdec seven of idtc•in the eatable; baited cook repeateahinqZ. at the tbilielt Ana foe the drivet'ittnew. brit tikepciotra eiltnefie Ant* would net give it hips, .110. theeeNde; ylityliedwatotles„eres laid b'irteinkt the {aerie:no , ~ ,• , ./osi-thit Oish el the &lewdest it. was contended. , Ast i , . , . diValf Wei paseeirgers were attestator' for,by. Ilse Ao*ch-, *WOW the , wiyi hill, *end is Ase.ileforl4Pit'4.o_!% l Al. essolsment for the extra passeetioh,4pasiput.lie fits lir*" Y: 1 . . ••....1 1.. f., v.,, -.. 1.. ' . 1 11 . Magistrate wai of a. difEittintiellittinit WO t er . +triererlthlifsiefeadent in till penalty of 11,01. 4,0 S , Ttenida rdues.—Y•deraop.cfllollo,l44,i,..a tMt Wolfe ;tog*, who pre. kis eters Mesas 444 Ulm, Shad coil, was itroemkt haloes A . ga act pe, . . ((or attempting to commit a rape upon t • dettgoatei f P.W. IN, a pitappes in o r e ztith.isid Waifs. 1144, ffifPee Jut r • Laiodaissmr.,, ~. .., . ~ • .•,.. , 44* iirdieweittiglai Milk Ime m,timp l iserit t , , e ,- A " 4 16 ' , . ‘ lf ..3".i. ligk oa ... 114 _ ? _ t--• 4414v.46 ‘ 1,„ ~•. , ~„ : ".. 4r P. Iffegiatilwei—TaitAlunone •P APR: D ' itallrf• —‘4l 2 6 rose aim who elne4i.chajtrikesii i mP ic , lon 'atis!fej g , • 1100011taltd/o theseureee of . Mr.. Mostly. IS 111111red•IsSt. gsa nentordpyhrooeht up lot another earitatinitieni.' E tot , two o'eloth he wa s eoeveyed froarthe leetWeptwatis hip, litedistratea' priate office, when he 'remained -Wedge exe *Mallen* Until part foir. Several griminess Woo the parish of. St. Andrew, Holborn, together with •lls.Teyliro, l the voistry-Clert, were'pthseat. • Sense vitae/see were age mined, and the prisoner himself closely titterers...sod but the investigation wai strictly private. and the M i itis e gates gave positive orders to the clerk who took the de p oho. , that net IL syllable stsould transpire beyond the w It vf the omce. The depositions were directed to be placed ehlow a lock and key. The result of the investigation was, diet the prisoner was.remanded until Tuesday next. • RefOre s the eianduetion consmenced, Mir R. Blame cdm-. 'Oared la the Piddle Office. that the same of the prisoner had been given to the public through the medium or one of the Newspapers, in opposition to a direct request fro* him, thee the same might not be mentioned, as it would he tikely to...produce an effect injurious to the furtherance of justice. Oa Wednesday evening, between seven and eight o'clock. as Abraham Green. a private in the Foot Guards, was making his way through Hyde Park to hit quateers at Ken sington, and was passing one of the bridges ne a r th e Ser pentine: he beard a mangresolog. and stopped for a mo ment, when a feint voic e intrialesed—" Oh, comrade, comer i and help met save my life!". He went towards one of the I f trees, and there found a man lying on the ground. He sup..., posed him at first to be drunk, but on lifting him up he dis-. 1 covered that his throat was cut, and that he was bleeding • rather profusely. In answer to some questions from tire soldier to the wounded man, said, be had been attaeked by two ruffian,. vfltio had cut his throat and left him there. The . soldier, noels% tammove the men by himself, ran off to.. wards Hyde lark Corner* to seek assistance, and on his way overtook two watchmen, to whoa he related his story, ' bellboy refused to icoompany histi to assist the stipponed flyteit•men, moodily observing, that they bad other hesiCess WI snood to. • He then went to Hyde Park Coiner, where he saw* vamastneolog at the gets and requested his assist atm. bet nett with a similar reeusal.. At that moment ago itheg 'eider passed. end 'Green having spoken to hin 4 he wry readily consented to go with hitn. They svent to the t; and taking the man In their arms, conveyed hi t s t o St. F* • ries Hospital, where the wound was dressed, and pro . . teed to be dangerous, but not absolutely mortal-eYes herdey morning the two soldiers (the lame of the second W•ol Jo he Ill000dey) gave information at this 061eso, and tledlitey and another of the patrol were sent to make in ,gulry. They went to the s,oot where the man was first die- Covered. sad found there a razor steeped in blood, and a aeasidersble quantity of blood on the ground. There were. ,bowerer no marks, such as would have been produced oat *ogroind.by persons sculling. They saw the man at the 1150miltal, and he gave his name John Perry. lie had the appearance of a coachmen. He persisted in his story, that he had been - attacked by two men, and said they Arst•lt-• tempted to drown him is the water close by, bus failing HP that, they cut his throat. The °dicers attended in the after-s noon. and communicated to Sir R. Biases their decided opinion that the man had indicted the wound himself. Ile: had been searched, and ttd. to money, and some pawnbrokers! duplicates found upon him..:LSir It. Biome told the soldiers their conofuet did them 9redlt; and desired Mien itpossiblos to find the nnees cif &Satellite% whd rehear/ 4e assist hint; .. . . • . . -.. . One of the tpoif elekslar clecuinstaneel irecOrettlin this ne i ii hb,nt cholas( on Friday 'night list; thotrrei calf*, within oar ol?snrvation. ?sir Charlton„ stirgnoe .91 Wylaset, haying at a late %ant - been called 'open in I:iink.s , .to give i t isottandance at Ovingisant,ltorrowed *4)4itea 1 horse of. o frienal„that • fie wit h!: procee d with the, isle Posoilrlellel*F., He.ltifl not gorie'ilsove half a tittle wliiti ,he perfeired, his korse otninlile p "aita i4lnitoedietily threw' bitisself frent the saddle. it was fortnnata he sli-t no, far the next iostan Lie 'horee.beil fallen doirn a irreeipice lof 'lenity; 70. feet ; - aid incisilible as it'oiay tierm, the ..aimalinittegifted . tr,inj•ii,i, bntitninedlitely dished into (Isewiver,, and saws" se the opposite side. 'Hinrch Wab 113411.4f1if hies, and, bent* his inaster'i .. voito he WI) beard to neigh even ieroai the-teiterits* tokontelssicitts nition,snd !as alatnitell Ostia** iithour spvili ft bit. wish !—(Tied Ilfereiry. •. 1 11" '' .7 .. •.. • , • • . ...1! • W ESTTffftS__OkfifiltnllL -l'r7 l a Yesterday. theetkoZtirai Mil r i, aseeed *dare Mr. Cossr, nd a full bunco Captain CRarles Tebbia - •ellir - Indicted for Maine cora :milted an 19111ItoP 01 1 Mr. Keitt ak , thitHeyaserkat theatre, On the night of Mrs, .t.lbutterley.'s benefit theyy„ . Mr. Kent stated that on the lids of (vetabht he decamps- Inject his wife. ehildrell,ind'scitne youhteleiflds - tWllle theatre, !During the allahlW4ifille itiit'iM:iled pen of 41fh eellicied. the 'eudience were annoysed by Resole., Hewettt out of his box Ito expostulate with Ihe perm. and olu g2ins tato the pas sage saw the defekdititi; a - boxing Otniddirailirds an old gentlemao,. WltnArsilt itlt lies' Uneediteamly la Mat tot raise his heheFtw h 440414 endeetilki tie' We falltekt.T Thd reply was e kick behind. Witness procured en oMeer. bait owed hot *nd ttie defendant. Three hours afterwards wit.. WM dint idle therpelosanoriserst he•raut thltflarri*l wint. why after vers few wayds ir syuck him jwo . o) ihrl4 Ow,' Imre vlolentli le the f _. arse andltitoekid "dig ihnstiliti, Thit Reif :robin and r ht-i kftifiNif Bet( lb arab th'lllifithirditglidetE Was striking liiespiritt• atl - • •t , .. .• i ' a : Croswelainieed hy•klitte•titelltaltahlw-sWitealtedertiedltsl 4 lag useAsuly offensive words, Never sell thydsfindaitt, wet au•fit to Olean his boots. Was able to take his owls part Is a pegillitic iiiY, brit eecerfOtight'a - pitched He*: •'' " lift.WaitsLiisids.-;--"thid•You'ovOttet tele' leattestalehtflee• street In any of the nessepaperef' : .s. , 4 *: . - .141,11 Witness.-- Never... On, the patrol ry. I endievelwee ta pewees a paragraith ihobt it. but could net effect It." in • fir, Illodqe.us,„, eceldeyh person, 134 the first part ;Lc .6, eititatirs c'ondtief In 'thh theitre. The dititialtint - Weil to kirk hilstbuiltr'eepostolatlng with Idartio'keepthis peace, and tkalent retire& his eels. Tap preseseteeAlsw expostulated with isysiast used so aloe harsh terms thee had been staled. Mr. John Sharpe staMildefiodant kick the prosecutor 'Mout, provocation. ' true or ttefhi'dllett initoefees • oepteorkodihneartaill of 1 4 , difiltdoid • lid elettliesely Ividesewass Mark aytkeetetit...- Ow hlettMeimheytfeereater $ met • la`the hi hoc parrot .. • 'MOW, Ohl h'? taiqatter, isfatellailletitalsaulti •iw ado r.-Ataktie usilaikilthilt oth ssaahlithe• thimbhatesif a rati:lst.'her , iiiihhithrlltat "wooer tiros.- oniNaras:throfire styagillat. ile l i+ve4 , to be treated, whom •gtvlas allowth. well ed. . •• . 'Phi filifOstiolditi 'of thw theatre. lead heft ieressals,t awed 'i• t it'l the *ieltfleisedifklaittiw pen eethelhar , add Mae • Ike grttkettalto **Want, , lig loor ylatlllaMils*oras t'tii • • hielathfau ~ They itia•otsrtid That aha Overooms 3thr tiltstOild ; 10, , d011.1111titafroi era ay ewe whir eleuMiholost * I .deimikmeiit • bet Nigtiljtactilts c Mit he 'wesettitp artiste it, rof f iv ele ga t ig to n,., :, tvico • 10 ,i.: R fires.. 'Mr. AtitivillirtilVd , t het Ale delthilatit brimpasiEg 'OO4 tellikie ,1060 tag forMit'd evldestieWifratieli a ilh i g l ic: . ..tiir-.1 1. , • • The Cessatatitililiigleellag" up, wild the candid of • tile at erroolotowaltrauffetible. It wall evident be all, *het a gross samilltatkisimest cremated epee, the pretests tot. eh* iirterfidet...laroa • fitstbasutilsei his cOelpsey were st•vbeg. art thee thecklfendeatrwisshed 1 4, 6401 lo s eld 044. . ease , trawthla : one igtallsewMt We atlatts4 t , Y .sober IW Stinielaw-hkeiytolyvialeasl4 l l.ll l4l nasekkkroal Goose sea mho ardor, itsbiellieheald exist**. Madre was • • •4441idieti-40‘11114...q I,', a•. • , ' r•Sitittlislf fv4l4 l lrig, . a Nitta . amitiNl Tagpeadea. felt a 11.4 if •'• iith i•W Ilfeitliiff s:mtlaior, at 0.91r10r0.111/ i f ititik 1 aka ruitsitKyiloigiertimi_.4 prison. •Ibeihresit .4 ni,og l , si l). •:,104$$. ifili el! WM wvirderittal 'Via tica to 114 Owe, , ....4 5 'Stplip•r„ 'lsticaafe i%ie terser Ara retase4 ho • g ; wt . lim_ a 4eittaatie fur ' taatiaty, "elicit. she ha 4 that Au F l e f iviit algre" A Ifortagm Abler frees lioreemithes hr 4Olf its • Ifilliglr •"" 11141 Nor hp is the Frywdicifaiits -a* Foisilkiim (if it Herald) Cawriox TO 111111MtIoNzehr !Waillfiday, Nee ilo lisillandolifi Weizetwo.-41 , T. 1411•40.4441 fa i-,411i i tan, ..fitteifeedshite...owas • - 04000.11104 .10 .gl AK one Reath, Air gross' istectus4nst ill Aliaatiag• r fvfArt ea 1 horses with a pike. whereby he so seriously in)iii-sit 'due igithen tbstiudisisi•Viv *my dell.. kitimtlard,eatior 'ed the holier - so 1 . 1 eta his otim‘of. god oMmtillea we r id , ' I the horaelfstil it ifeeowfollit Hi 01,10efoio. , 7 + ---.---- Dense . of I,l4sirar; Tb Amber; ea/ (is Ike pr of life.: 111,11. • Tfeht honeymlbrp pleasing rife. QM:RAMS,- by -bii disefourso on Marriage. so en- OPaptiliedifig aWditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, sad the bachelors hastened to be 'trembled ; Mid 'f The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word vials'.' is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compssses the ; desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only' With hap liminess on edith, but' disposiog . the soul Itstilf 16 harmonize with bliss 'hereafter': ' ' ' Previous, however, to entering into this i:allowed (*liga tion, ft beconeds aw lemikieitive *sty, not only to regulate tne passions, but to cleanse the+ eroseer nature from those im *purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure mnlv hive entailed upon it. Td the neglect of *itch attention are altribidable many of those hapless instances,; Which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious hiblti will efferuinize the body-4 resltleice in the tropics wilt relax the elastic fibre—but more *specially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity intb estate oPinenition, from ' whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the cimance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, °Orin( hops—energy muscular stren gth—felicity ; dor will our advances appear questioaahle, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs it twapty years successful experienc e , The easy cares of mar:ied life, sometimes soelimes distirbed by the suspension Qf those blesstn Which aoneentrife the nuptial wreath—for theTefnereirab Yili ft eit ciotistitattonsity weak—yet If can 'be 'ttileffethhttedi'etd aided bilerg) , im proved into hurtional wee. In ertfry case of s • lidelettuMon, 'as well as is every feraiattpd t bf ffiti' rillie economy, we pledge our'abllity to etre 'speettlY, Mid f'w!tb elect. Earnestly 'solicitous tl espnt lbil urifeeng etlippie from the petition so presemr.ptu onsty W wir en "wii . tfieriratte from general principles with term hesitatlonterna ettnedest iii- ear owe honourable Integrity sr Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering commttnify of either mit (especialtflhoseleitterlag Into ins trinsonial life) at once t. our bowie, where daily attendants is given foe personal rcusultatlou , nntl letters frbm the country are immediately answered; theft" Mfist ellntains remittance (oral eg !. a w l hjedictii• % iiiiith cab be fOrwarded to writ tf thfwnrld. ledwifver allifilit,. ' l4 • , it and t M. o. R. C. Elie,reons, '1 0 :0: r t. , '"J iris 11-Ufrpet: ' et's ilintei'*, end No. il, ' woaverle-street, Plea-Street, Load.mo. .linstyhblishel (Fitteeath nation), The /ERIS gri.IFF., a familiar conesentary on the above Diseases. ftyalOSsi and Co. Addreosed to the Youth sad Maturity of both genes. May be had itt A Paternoster-roe; 66, Pall-mall ;• Ifi, Princae-street. iioho ; IV., Fleet-street; and of all Booksellers. Price As, .. MARRIED. • On the 9th inst. Mr. R. Boner. of Gutter-lane, to Eliza iiiglow orthe lett Mr. C. Woodyard„ of Compton-street'. lioho-mloare. Thursday, the DUI inst. at Rt.,ElogrAt)i,:lianovet-tgoore. •ia)la Ward. , Es9l. to 00 , eidestAiW,ter bt s. Merriman. M.D. of Or9gkit r isto Urotwee.or-tquatel Pa ihe Filo e el Litry's. 7 !teirlntliol; CoraolocoiD e "; o'f TaktlialiHtir ilt l e i iitilo* * . Ir b s . 4 . . ra of 1:1841:ingtosOl,gSo r• I t il ly. .. Ir. I ibOVII , . •I, . 'II.. . ' ellawalrikelfri Qs Allie;:iiip et Gibespside. to Miss iFebbliii:ordlilidisselk., .b: . v i) se, .' , . _ .11;9. On the 20th Lallidd*rilight Boa. the Dow sgs.r lady• vt I( it..1:.1t1 , Thursday. Mrs. Mary Amp aknielk skrat‘6l4,llgt 91 0 r• P. Barrett. of New onsterawslJ • .0 11 - On thelilth nit. In Nrow-41.1411Ultkievinfrt Y:1 1111 , I late of Southampton-row... • tr ue . of Edon : adlted. Printed. and Pebil a bia T I M sday' ir.lo The aTATMINAN" and " C. O , I VT ( u, —limper.) No. ITL.Strand. bY w* 0 dretwiisd 3 whoin all tom nuailmilois, viers. •*. be addreased: ~~ theltsintiff to be an attorne bad published a libel of )11p) ,piontat the Old lisiieiljs tilde lifie) ;was publish M 1 In a ,de ) ifilertieer.. and purported, to pfif i metiims; mad!! 'by ,Se. J it of the ptalatik, isoptitii ,nerlpry. ~. ~ P. :Tl,r. Aeslst.pit orVersed i .1t uw 4 , be said, Wire Ore et ipr l t .bv the ingenuity °Colo he gals. Sometimes 'try me a c were is gravely tral e 9 aos t p i z e i litment wog Rada it% I I al . 9 4 prose iiptgaei aod. Si 4Atoßtl, with affected landm w• eyirprevalent against him ,o was another mode of 06 ‘ l 4angsrous—by preten ,; i g4prOceedings in a cony fkii 'Mother joarm illgid qi . i which might seem t4 ; R A whole ateottet a t,liffrri i g t p rot ' tdi a n r ;: i o i !CZ 11 6 1 I g o I e w . erit to he made for ail j **ll4l4sgeauions seera,gois e lpjyraef;ll4 polies of law j Omni. add liemsn.e M "dye, a Sl e it! Pirelli niks. a' ofessh le. ge o the pr incipals of Ise Irmarpti c V : I T . • r elianittbemprebended. Fielding was es' MG WILLIAMS, SOliii *Anita'. itbdir nate wipetirand Melt load Defendant. Itia eflditWt . WO* issi the .offierva satd:eb Wiid° 6 C"iii r P t a i ti. reat x it tbtt dia be received MUMS *eves* . din* be sediddliA 4 :ik s ilit% *o re_ g • irle to tberlitte +-They foetid wet elretclsweiant ea the etild pi. n twat 75/.. Is:siker aad aneeeeiitiss. t" ge". o44tic h 4 44 I __a_ .1.:.-.. sawrooeth filf alt:eaft''