The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-28 00:00:00

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PULICK.
Bow4taert.—Pll. Ben siderweit re-examittau,,
on fistardiy before 0. IL Me iseut.L. gm. es a elegy
▪ bigamy. Mr. Alley attended for the priuset
Bilis. the slicer, was asked if he hail bees aide%
procure any farther eVideace since Wednesday 6.1.
He said, nose bit Mrs. Sawyer, the slater of the Ws.
man to whom Sell was alleged to Lave bees 6rst eft.
tied. This Witness was them sworn. aid andres.st,
loot aid minim examiaatioa by the worthy Slog„.
trate. Ski could not swear that name of her sim,•
written in the palish register. was her aisived had.
writing. She never know that her sister was niarri.,
to Bell; lobo never heard bet may she was, sor did sti,
even p by his same. She bad sever seen Bell bel
ones is her life, and that was only for a few slam,
in the desk of the meileg, when be wag talking ti
her sister. tl years apt eueseitteitly she could
identify his noir. If she were to used his. Upel
being directed to look rigid the odice and try if she
e•ald see bins. she, after mnsidenthie hesitath.,
plated out the primmer as the perms who, of in
them that were premier. most resembled the ~,,
wheat she had seem on that occasion; bit she twit
set take upon herself to swear it was he. Ellise%
them asked by Mr. Mrysiitti.i. if he ha• dose ill ilk,'
ewer to• paters mere evidence : aid if he had la,
expected*, of Aiding say other witneemilrhe rairit
identify the primmer, or prove the marriages?
°Seer replied, that he bad made every possible rat
don, but had no espaciation of hiing able to disum
further evidence. The Magistrate inquired if thr,
was a prosecutor in tie oleo ? No owe answered. 8,
them informed tne prisoner. that although them en,
no
legal evidence before his to warren his semi:
ing him fur trial, yet was it a ease ups which
much mispicioa attached, that he did not feel Wend
tnstißed is setting him 'Clam without adepts/ lak
e. attires as would ensure Isis turtles Hing at a kin
,eriud, in ease any turib-r testinuomy of his Wald.
ation should be pr.kenred ii the mesa time.
•hoolJ, therefore, call open the prissier to give Mt
ainiself ia 4001. and two sureties in 2001. each. heti
appearance at the semi.... to answer all such (harp
as might thee and there be exhihiled against
and to give 24 hours' smite of hail.

The defendant immediatel♦ tenJered tbn semi
the Ft. Aeons be holendod to offer se hie suretirs. eel le
aas detained in custody an II the necessary initial
could be roa•le.

Mr. B—, the half-pay Seeignv w►o Las km
levant times examined ou a c►arge of steeling dim
spews% sir property of a widow lady, named Wicks,
resi.ling in Conduit-strret, was once more ►rought st
The female servant of Mts. Wicks was cal:ed het ti
lot appear; and Mr. Nutshell immediatel► Delete
the prissier to he remanded for soother welt. tai I
warns. to be issued against t►e serrate to comp! ks
attendance on Saturday seat.

Oar readers will recollect as account that appeal
la ear Paper a few days ago, of a little girl, aim
two years old, the daughter of Mrs. Edwards, of IN.
Ragtime, sear Ca/shallow. Soerey, bowleg lima suss
from its pirogues by a female, rheas rt
sided in that wilier. ender the ear pewee
of taleng it oat for as airiag. We have sew die go.
dam:ties of statist that the Whist has beta latest
to it, parents, and the girl apprehended and caMsd
before a blagistrate for the county. It appean that
the girl was a very mitigate and abeadoesed chant
ter, and frequently deserted her home for a mild".
able time. Daring her career she had formed as
quaintassee with young sea is London. with whistle
cohabited, and about two years ego she persaade4 Os
young mem that she had bad a fine girl, sad that*
was with her grandmother, and unless they agreelis
great her a weekly allowance, she should he nods tie
necessity of swearing the I afaat to them. This tale hunt
desired effect. for each of theme allowed her a erselll
sum fur the child. Subseqftently her story was la
petted to be nothing bat for the purpose of defrauds(
them of their money, and the weekly allowance re
stopped till she proved that the child was in exisuss.
In order to carry this into effect, she bad devised tie
scheme of borrowing Mrs. Edward's child, which eh
took to her dupes, and succeeded is proving to then
satisfaction that the infest was hers. The plan sae
seeded, and her weekly allowance was to be reused.
She was apprehended at Croydon with the iefast,
getting out of a waggon sear the Dan public horse,
by which she came from London. She was takes be-
fore a Magistrate, and anderweat a minute slasio
ation ; but the waggoner proving that when she get
into the waggon she desired to be set down as are
Wallington as she could, together with the chess.
stance of the child's apparel being untouched, she es
discharged with a severe admonition.

Wit tilt cit.—The first half of this week was retard
ably mild and fair, and, for the most part, clear. Dm
day was the only day on which we bare bad rain: tsi
the week is closing at it C 011101,110941. The gaaatitvC
rain fallen this week is only 13 hundredths of as ins
Strata, Jam. 26.

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DI lit).
At Loath, on the 13th Instant. Wm. Morris, rat-cal
aged 71 years. .$. few rays eine* he weal out to date"
vermin. and. as usual. took a box containing some psi"t
unsarticle, which he used in his vocation. in his pocket
which he also incautiously put a small fruit pie. The are
he took out dui ate upon the road, but the ;Li ,of his h"
being sulliciently secure. a part of the poison had. wil4c.
his knowinx It. fallen out upon the surface of the pm. Mfl
eel aid was resorted to as soon as the accid:nt was &writ,
ed, but the poor fellow's sufferings terminated in deatil sr'
ten day's of exerueiwing agony.
„red II?
At Wstergrass-hill, Edmond Barry.
years. Itched berm • pensioner 6.S years—was al this !')
tie of rountenoy, and I others in the ridge of Geed
11. He was six feet two inches high. aud rentarksbl)
right—was able to walk a mite at least every day. Iletil ti°
days before his death, and retained his senses to the lest_

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