The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

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CrlteltALL..—Yeetyrifey baklla rickers
Mars sailsraw, ovie irishvinmon, rrr•• b ...41,1 be.
forp rhr sdlim bloghtroro Mofiestrorp. Mr. Altborrow.
CURVITOPiIta Soren, ellariod seder i►e follooistir
eir;ornstoneps:—

trooghion, the beguile of Christ Church parish,
stated, shot be was passing along • street nett, the
Temple, *boot four o'clack on Wednesday •tier.
noon, when he observed the elder Prisoner, Sullivan,
with a crowd of persons about he►, shirts she •1•-
peated to 1* leading somewhere; be followed with
the crowd up a court, where he saw the other Pri-
' setter, Vickers, lying ow the step of a door, apps.
rently.ia a very strong it: be recognized her direct-
ly as an impostor, lasing assisted in apprehending
her one* before neer Plrlsnn•square, rahiblUag the
gome trick to raise the compassion of passengers--
lie soon ',covered her from her fit, by throwing •
large quantity of water all noer her, and them charged
her with being an impostor ; she denied the charge
stoutly, and &Miran, who declared she bad no
knowledge of Vickers, began shoeing him, sod
threatened to have him punished for his brutality,
trying all in her power to reite the indignation of
the mob against him : Bailing them determined to be
troublesome, be procured the assistance of a city
coest•ble,and pm them both in custody. Virkers,
who bat a .•Beet before was fosmiog at the meth,
and so weak as to be enable to stand •lone, leaning
th►y were shoot taking her to the C..ropirr, now fell
jolts a violent lit of ►age, anti tonight with such doggy.
ration, that it was as moth as fear of the dicers
could do to get her into a roach, and &nisi the babe
Sollivan sneaked ewe, throogh abs Temple, hat less
revokes,.

Birch, the street • keeper of Christ Cherch, deposed,
thst be apprehended Vickers a short time since for
shaeserieg its near Nritesosqemie; she thee mated
her.elf to be in great distress, sod had by that means
!reposed upon *mast hamlets persons, who Mad
siren her gooney; on seerehing her st Uniea-hall, a
quantity of silver was famed in her pocket. Me was
at ;h., time directed to be passed as a vagrant to
Belfast. its Ireland.

The Nielsen, it 'po.•red. yens loilmoto se-
qoaintsoces, slid lived sett door to each oilier la
Jac•.b.street. Dack•bead.

Committed to hard Wiese ter no* south.

Uotos-HALL.--Ifovetdoy Drift Hyde, of IRS,
livisondvey.rtreet, see Nought betel, Mr. EVatteri
the presidia. Maeborate, by the night cooslahle of
Hprolordoo) ptll-11, charged with litylog violently
4itielled his wife sod son. The constable. stated,
that Owlet four o'clock yesterday morning, the sigh.
imulhend a lbe Prisoner's residence was greatly
alarmed by the roweled cry of sonic., usi which tat
'vat to the Primitive's house, ohm. he found ail the
inmates in a state of gr. it anxiety sod tear trots the
estrogens's condor, ol the Uriserier, anti it we. not
without great trouble be was secured. Ertor. Nude,
coo of the Prisoner, a young man about 2U years of
age, stated, that about fear o'clock in the morning
his father, the Prisoner, violently best sod ill used
' his, boomer. he endeavoured In rearm the Prisoner
from ill-treating his mother. Wu./1 16,1011 t.. 1 out
1 of the hands of his savage fatterr, he took Wee in
she room where his mother was, with a view of do-
log what he could to protect her ; bat the Prisoner
to. 11 followed him, and with the rid of a large ham.
leer, hr..ke open the rb.or of the woe 111111q0 they
were: having entered the room, the Prisons two,.
he a ..ski kill hob sir*, when he began using the tivni•
met be had in kis hood, end is ail prohability would
have carried his storms into esecotion, bad it not
1 brew for the inietrerenre of the son. IVA the mo.
that and aim, who smeared at tbs. Office.were dread.
fully beaters and bruised. At WO the Prisoner
i.e. atter great resistance, secured and taken to the
wstch-hooae. The constable spoke to she brutal
routinet of the Prisoner, and the Magistrate am-
misted him to jail in default of bal.
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Paw-.•raker --On Wednesday. a ;twat women willed at
Mr Inuit. the lwa-draper's shop, with a leiter piirpart-
lag Iu t.. IP urea hs M.. Capper. if May'saitel. Gerson a
rtiaittner at Sit. Ensiles's. nester* a gamma, al asswlss awl
eaten ri..es Ie be seat In IM berm. After sir was served
ebb the c sail Oft leaving she slier, Mr. rtnithes are•
peeled in a the I. Wee was an. (runlets, aid desired b.. appoint-
sir in aline tar, In tweer lain it ►ue weal by the Greer •kW
enarh t obit is a soppewed Walt •be was aware that the was fai-
bred. n. she west to the Ship public-how, at Chsthg temp.
a lire ll', litroosikli wages go trios i hoarser. Mr. F..rt►rs
afterwards busies as doubt hot that the letter was a roefLef),
sew is slinpiaan after her, and he took the goods free her.—
Atte teen was retirniag spike Strwitl. w hes the shot tans goes-
lwr as tall herr 'he use, gang. as sue did ant proceed wi
t In which .he replied, it was nuthlise to klm, as he
had gat hh pods hark and had ant lent aay thiar. He rhea
gunk her tat.. essiuds. nod brought her to Ike Mike. At her
seirond esswientliat Ml•s Capper &Wendel, sad Owl tied the
letter ant b. be of her wits*. She rrengalga4 the P. wooer as
Wiry Avers, who had bird as a await to her (whir..-The
Pri•oser was towisiwed f••r trial.
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trek was hrircltt up mad
clanged ow the oar of It awn alesrick. or ?Is. 2, Margret ,
meet, Spindle...L. sib . la be got up es nand y
sora• ts. as kalf.pdat si s. he drowned that sere peers had
Art weer tbwail if the hat k of lb, bore. sod spewed re
birdies wher' ne Jelin* is Is the yard titiototag. sod he sagred
fear elegant pries,ass. hared mod glared, which were IN sae
Inert.: hr Free she rano. and sir iirs•ster was dace after
seer the wall. trying Se rake her e•crper
as miditiog • farther search. wham greed a Isawdle of wet
lines. isesaiming use emir deer, a distils petticoat. ire pair
or trowder, tire sigliugawas, three cap•. two pair of stork-
flare piastres, two shins. two on kerchiefs. sod a cop.
per tes•hdasit. which the Pawn, cesiFere4 bad hid to Me
pr.. y, were they was lived. fierier Amparse Dicey, a I.dger
so the of..redasd iwarr, sword the property which was fraud
is she privy. whirls was Is she hitches, the over •Selss. The
Shiites Mug area is. the Prifeeer was rally cordoning as
?lea p.te fro trial.

We are mole moored, soxs the Bremen Sawa;
of May the 111th, that SANDI is ylit alive. Accord.
iog to report, a proposal bad actually been wade to
pat biro to the torten., but was rejected with India.
nation by the Gibed Duke. loiters have also reach.
ed London stating, that the Grand De—ha of BA/1111
had been so enraged at the proposal, that he die.
charged the Commission for investigating the affair.
Cam's FAILIJUS.-011 Sttarday morning, about
Gore o'clnck, trio extraordieary man set out on his
arduous task *liking from the Griffin, in (Aside.
street, Borough, to the Castle Inn, at Dover, for
samosa day., for a wager of 1231. Ile roes.
mowed with a fall confide...co of completing the task,
although hi. feet were not recovered since his Lts
failure, soil the leather socks which be wore, tly the
advice of a Metlical Gentleman, It.. hi. fret Numb
a degree, that an his snivel at Chatham they Isere
coveted silk blisters. llowever, he crntinned his
journey to Dover, bat on his return air uttesat:tied
to res;in the such neat Cantesbur).