The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-19 00:00:00

BOX/.'W.

It is owderstoad amongst the cogwortsafi is this
'note fashionable science, that a match is soon to he
tonight, not far from Chelmsford, in Ewes, betweeo
SVpriag sod Lawler, the reputed Champiou of Bag.
Prepsratory to this ►errcnslrc, the former has
bees training himself in an etnolumetstary circuit
through lbe coesiderable fount of by ooliihit.
In{ the science of self-defence to the greenhorns in
thlilirs.ot neighbourhoods throagh which he has
travelled. In this journey he has been accompanied
by Pars-ell sod Tarns:, who have lent them aid in
Ais performances. Last week these champion ea.
hibited their s►ill to a crowded assemblage of ems•
tears at Colelinster ; mud Friday waning last a
sMrihr eabibitioa took place In the Theat►e of
Citeolsforsl, in the hex of ilse Gement Quarter See.
sloes of the Peace, at which all the Magistracy of the
county were assembled. The match above 'Hided I.
will probably take place within the coming fortnight.
Notwithstanding the severs willing which Turner
got in his contest with Randal), he *shined meets
science in ',wiliest, of pugilism, and literally astonish.
ed the nitres.

POLIEM.

VA LSE LOYK.

If 411110N-1100112.1:Wweri sirdlassy women wee
charted by a young man *kb harks* asomantly fol-
lowed end persecuted him 'kb her t..viv, to obi pre.
judges of his character sod affairs. it. had, be said,
given her no cause to think be 'mended to remora
her passion, sad was wi.ling to leave it t• the jot's'.
sent of any ono is he, her it woo possible to heel any
sentiment Oa tender notore for her.
The Loan M•T011t said th.t r.ffeetion was IBM
likely to he crested by permeation, and told the
Defendant sae had acted otiosely as welt as imps,.
deutly. in pressing a sok that woe net likely to some
to any thing.
The Lady said the Complainant WI done what ha
ought not to have done t. tier, end refebesi to per.
form what he kid pronnsed to perform.

e. Loma rtlAros intimated that he 'adonis-41
kir, sad Lad hove tattoo tiro the, 'hp
latter bed bats Ito,. first. II se.. pit? her rreds.
lity hod hoofs imposod ; hot he •ad sot it*
poser either of cooking the men loop .r wv•rty her.

Sba ass dismissed nn prnotiglint to cos•it DO set
of disorder.

Bow.sTßlET.—V.Atortfey miming William Jen-
orings was hroaglit to the riffsce open a must estraor.
dinar charge.
M", Condon stated that she octopi., • heck par.
leer and a libellee, in • basso in Stew. .'s-rents,
Dtery.lane, and got her tieing ' y attending ia the
Piazza in Coyest garden, at •n early hoer every
atsealog, so sell 'sloop, bread end better, cakes,
4g. to Ike persons attending at Couent•gsrden.mar.
ket. She had known the Prisoner about a fortnight,
mad on Wednesday last, he celled spore her at her re-
sidency in Stewert's.r•nts ; sad directly after he was
gee, from the hew, a water-cock and • qsantity of
Meade. pipe was missed. In the evening of the same
day, eh saw him again, when site charged him wit►
haling sinter' the cock mad pipe, which he denied.
On thief:Mowing morning (That sday) about a qearter
before seven o'clock. he celled epos tier at her salawp
stead soder the Basso in C.vent.gsrden•taarket,

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wheat he had with him a basket celled a better fist ;
be told her he hail got some patent coals for her,
srlakh would here without mating say smell or
smoke, mad they would make a fine Are for her
when she get home to her little parlour. The
coils ware like Kilkeney corals, and she put
some of them into the basket she kept hem charcoal
in; she looked at theft♦, and the) did not appear
like coals, bet pieces or lamps of black styli which
she could not find stay other deeeription for. She
took them home with bee between bane and ten
o'clock ; she was accompeeled Into her parlour by
her son Thomas. feerievas years of age; Mary, her
daughter, eleven ;ears of age, and Mary Anne Cot..
snick, a child two years and a half old, whom she
had the are of, were its the room with her. Soots
after be► return hone she pat a piece of the Meek
stet', which the Pnsoner called coal, epos, bee fire,
to try how it would burn, it was only the else of a
small age, it instantly caught fire the same as gee-
powder would hav► done, snot the fire esvlaied sad
commeeiceled to the reannader of the black stet
which the Prisoner bad pet into her basket. which
she bad unfortunately placed within 'beet half a
yard of the fire, a most &wifel espl•.sioa imanedi.
u►ly leek place, which filled the room with fire and
smoke, and she and all the children experienced
considerable injury. lien daughter Mary was token
to the work-horse for assistance, where she canonises
its a very deep tate, bet is still alive. The
infant, M. A. Cormirk, was in sock a shockingly
mangled state, that it was deemed Necessary to coo.
sty her to an hospital for assisteote. where she lan-
guished of the wounds and braises she bad recessed
till Saterday morning when she expired.
The Neese, was committed.

UNION aAtt.—OellinJbnent• sad Ifr4, the pia.
Time dicers, arrived in town yesterday with a &nog
sad most notorious character, aimed James Veva.
whew tbey brought from Herifnrd Jail, charged
with being ceatmmed, with a Ring of five ethers, in
committing 11111/01011S burglaries, highway rebbeelesi
Ite. is Ile ceenties of Hertford, Emelt, mad Surrey.
It is alms stated that two of the an are susp►cted
with tieing cunrerned In a murder which was perpe.
tatted about two years and a half ago, •t Bearden,
is Eases, by shooting • tradesman named Trigg
' The transaction is undergaing an investigation, and
*albino fenh►r is suffered to transpire at present.—
Pau Prisoner is • young man, and was formerly eon.
&bred es very respectable.—He was committed for
re-ezantion.ion ibis day weak.

Flan- Yerterdav morning, between sit and
seven o'clock. sn alarming lire brok• out et the shop
of Mr. Bishop, Dukos.streer, Sr. George's in the
tile, tallith threatened dettluctiun to the whole
neighbourhood. The hal!r raged with great sin.
'mice, elicited by a strung wind, till the arrival of
engines, abets, by peat raertion and a plentiful
s apply of water, it was considerably abated. The
de elling.hosse end beke-hente werectonistd•