The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-13 00:00:00

. . .
. .
POLICE-.
. .
--,...
MANstorr-imust.
1' iota diy 1 Folked was again brought up,
and .taiderWeitt ' a lotig private examination' be.
fore his tottliiiip, oil charges connected with the
'440 of Roberts from Clethenwell 'Mien, and
ittifinelly mitnitiitted for trial:
Two CustonLhoitstOitkers also underwent pri.
rain eiamiii'atioitt upbri. Charges of uttering. forged.
Bank-Hefei knoWingli. They were remanded for
further tsziaduidion: - ' •
1 •'' ~ GU11.D1161.1..
Yesterday thiee chalte Spirl6, none of them ex..
cietll4 'IS yitaii of age, Were charged' by.tho pa.
Unto- or -Cdp illetate .parith with . O&M; up a reran
tlitAtt one Vcioek yesterthef' interning; the the an. 1
iintaitEll of t* /)eabeahtelnitidlifintsl anti eutnmit.
ting-toriosAaitaults and inirtageli upOn the 'fratelt-'
main.
dt thetth ybongisttO one delectibtd himself at laf
think+, another iii I jetsetter, And 'the third as ri..
witehoilabantur to a at eaWattit' Merchant, neat"
theapilioe: Being ill Plill4tentonics, they had
b'eiii. at wi'oneett 'it ellivUeitinierePal. Rail, Skinner.
ithieell`in't the enfteftainnventlitieg over, they ad.'
jOir6ll4 eo.'s free tiiid'ec4 Society 'of jovial fellows
Aiiii ptitter.fintfie inthetteigliboierhdcid, for refresh..
*tent ,graind havlixt tfieltiskerificed as devoutly. tol
• lOnechtis is ibey had it't *the concert to Apollo, they
!sallied' fofetli, )litit'determined:to hare a little music of
?Wilt An'. They commenced the over turtiby 11bud
I:trial* upon the rappers of all the liall.titairti they)
litAhed ; and then carried on the cotteerlo by than.
iderilig, with thdir midgets, -against all the window.'
atiiittees'itr their tray. They next thought fit to Vary.
'the, peacitilietide by a pits de tousl'or ballet, with
the. ladies Of the town they's* oh the pael: ,accotn:
panted by a vocal ehoreeibilt stunned the whole
neighbourhood. This Ore (*the performance had
a sympathetical effect' On ttittillitte of the night,
Who immediattly f eil its ' WA • t eitist sectimpania'
went of their rattlo,'ithd sacilletof ridden ensued;
in which the iihOle' jiirty,• consisting of about
twenty, came inth'close dented' with the watchmen!
antatroleL And After a stoat biterboattie of blow.
an trips, the three Defendants Werelecured. •
The worthy lgagittrate, after a serious lecture to-
(hese itight.ertiants, dimissed them °straying *tit'
fees aud'sitisfying the o'fficers for'their Weil% '''.
• ffset'ffieweteeert • ' . e'''' ' :
SilOcES Or AN EAntridtAkk. —AbOdekeviet
o'clock in the morning of the ibtft inst.- the wind
N .. N. E. the weather perfcelly taim; two Allotted
an earthquake were felt at Breit'Add its ensircait.
The duration of the conetisliOn las about three Q.
conds. The effect was such tea *stolid be produeeil
in a'dwelling-house by 'the aeteetsiive failing of tire
enormous metallic bodies upbit the fluor, accompls.
pied by the noise of a wagon loaded with iron bars.
In a few minutes after a distant and hollow sound
was heard, and then a similar noise at a greater diq!.
. lance. Another shock; of a shorter.duration thatti
the preceding, tuck place on the night of the Lath
mid .1 lth . '
COpENuAGENS SEPT..22.—On the 16th of 'the!
current month, aloud report of cannon was heard
in 'a Westerly direction. So great a lumber of
Swedes have arrived at this place, that many of,
them have been unable to procure accommodation
la the inns. ' The King and Queen, accompanied fly
(he Royat:Printesses,-have condescended to bonOpe
the Count Roscnkrone wi!h a visit,at'hisaeatoun. the
road to Fe . edericksburg. . . . 1
•, . ,
Yesterday, about one o'clock, a woman casidiag
in Little Russell-street, Covent-garden, litho was
abandoned by her husband inconsequence:of a rig.
lentguarrel, and left totally destitute iith an in. ,
'fait of. 14 months old, in a! fit of !ilesptirt went
-itstdilyde Park, tied her infant in her apeoni and
jumped ihto the Serpentine, River. .A Gentleman
passing at the time, procured assistance asulgot her
out. She being in the water Out a short time, was
soon brought to, and the little innocent-but little in.
jered. .it was some time before she would tell who
lite was, or the cause of her committing the rash
' .act ; hut xlie at length :detelied the circumstances,
and the Gentleman procured a hackney.chach, and
couveyedber and the child home.
Yesterday noon, .seme 'fellows selected a bullock
• from a drove in Crown-street, Moorfields, and
hunted the animal along 'Shoreditch, and into
Church-street, Bethnal-green, followed by a vast
!number of men and buys. The poor beast being
worriC3 with dogs, tossed several of them, and
shockingly gored a young man,_ that had been very
active; when several. Police Officers making then
' appearance, the- mob dispersed in different direc.
-tions, and the animal was soon after secured, and
,delivered to its owner.
. s. CURS TOM TUE GOVT.—H. H. Pelly, Esq. of
Upton, Essex, wears .constantly a piece °Mead-
stone sewed ih Chide Sauna case, suspended from
a Nadi riblionround hiti'll Oct; ttext'his skin. It
is about tap' lanes tong,' abiatt an inch `and a half.
broad, and or the thickness •of 'two:tenths :of. an
inch. ' Mr. Pally, who is a Gentleman` advauced
in yearksayi that he used td-bilititop annually'
for three or four' Moilths lefitlie •yeer -with.:
violent fit of 'the' gout. ' tifesiefid,A ill' some colt
book, ••that the ' weeritiOsfl a"Magnet next the
skin was a sure preserratiVeagainst the most emu-
clatineanil 'enfeebling disease. Iluktiew that some
of. the finest and ' most' pthverfill'4nagnets iiretitie
weijd-ere fdund in the 'proVined' of Goletinde:'
4leelil.StPloyed an agent in 'Vint tivotocure 'Ann one
.from thence; and the stone he'wears watactnall:
'brought from the mountaini of Goleohda. ' Its- mag-
lietic visible is Very great. "Mr. Philp says,' that he
now and then has some slight. twinge, 'which:on!
serve to remind him of the terrible. paroxysms to
which• he once was subject. It happened, by a'
cident, one day, when dressiug, 'that he omitted
,hang his arhUlet'aboutltis.neck ; another, and at
other day' paised, and he begun to think that aft
sererislyear'S had viapsed Without a fit, that' tl
'magnet had altered'hicireet • system, amid render(
'Situ intangible by gout. ' -One night, however,
awoke in torment; 'hiS dreams of security weredi
OPated in a Moment.' He .called for his soregairi
and threw it about his neck. Ile escaped with
iliglit 'attack, Add has Rat been witheat liir piece!
lOadstime ever since; he wears it .trightruitistoda;
4ind•enjoys.perfectiteedom from all the •poitie ii
Meted by his old enemy. . .- ...,