The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-23 00:00:00

complain, had not the netchbours joined with the %h.
nesslo prevail upon her to Mod!
The boy spoke not a word, bus smiled during th
examination, and appeared gOite indifferent to
ever
thing, until roused by the decition Of the Alight me'.
who said, when the mother Watt sworn to the fact th
bee eon had beaten her that very morning, 44 Losb
this scotifidrel -in a Solitary cell Lu the Boise ft est.
section, at Briktow, for three months, and let ma
well flogged." The prisoner then changed counteiiatee.
and the unfortunate mother supplicated in tetritri
the " flogging" remitted. In this entreaty smi
joined by the daughter.
The Magistrate (Mr. Chambers) strongly es.&
both mother and sister for making so absurd a reissi,
nod observed, that if the unfeeling son had misiej
such punishment as he was about to undergo, leo
years ago, there would probably be no welsh? so
for making any complaint.
The boy was then talon to prison:
LAMBETI-STREET.—Yestentay Ittael Mari*
driver of Mr. Moss's Bishop Stortford Stage-combs at
and from the New I nn,Old Bailey, appeared to mie„
formation at the snit of George Martin, wheelie he
was charged with driving his employers eessile
furious rate, so as to endanger thelives of kW
,5
subjects'. This was another ens* of roan mein.

The Magistrate convicted the defendeet in the p
natty of 51. and 10s. cos

A further examination of Rolfe, who was in*
cated in the smuggling transaction at Saallgasa*
Saturday se'nnight, took place on Thursday, heists
W. Deedes, Esq. when he was fully cnintaitted he
trial to Maidstone Gaol, charged on his own eaubh
skill with bOng concerned in that
day morning he was /moved fiom Ityrite in a lag
chaise. Apprehensions being entertained that s
rescue would he attempted on the road, he was
ed by ao escort of the 9th Lancers as far as Wu%
where they were relieved by a party /11 troops Ns&
the Cavalry Depot, Maidstone, who firelight rya ta
the County Dud, where he .iris safely 'lbdged alist•
one o'clock.—(Aftitislome Journal.)

Yesterday morning four horses, while drawing sash
waggon heavily laden with oats from the whad• at the
bottom of Northumberland-street, Strand, in a.
(pence of the ascent of the street nearest the
the animals were necessitated almost to strain t .
hat:
in order to draw up their load, in doing which:4lle
shafts, which were rather decayed, separated from the
waggon, and caused the horses to go along at a *kw
rate; the. waggon, with its contents; wheeled bathe&
dowel that bill with great velocity, and tuany, perseettlin
were in the street narrowly escaped with their pleb
The affrighted carman seemed at a loss which he should
run after' 'the waggon or his horses. However, the wag.
eon took a circular direction, and came with great tor
!once against the front of 'a shop-window, and the
wheels dashed the front completely in, to the as wall
consternation of the inmates, who were conyktely dark-
ened.by this visit.
A few days ago the Olympic Tavern, Nilreastie-
street, Strand, was broke open, and the bar plstedeted
of property to a considerable anew. The servant
maid was alarmed about four o'clock la tais smelting
by an nausnal noise; she pat soave clothes ite est
veSllPWltitidra, and perceiving some persons is 110
bat with's light, she called, "Is that you, onna!"
—Awoke answered. " Yes." She knew it was sal
het mastitis voice ; and when she approached thedsit
of the bar, she saw three men inside, a ho_ had tied
the place, and broke open the drawers sod cupboard.
She tan to the bottom of the stairs in the greatest ttt-
ror, and screamed as loud as she could for her mem.
He came down stairs with a pistil in his band, au it
the interims the robbers had opened the street dew
and escaped. taking a ith them cash from the till, ml
other property.
DARING OVTItAGR, ROGUERY, AND ATTEMPT IT
IMURDEIL—On Tuesday afternoon, at the early beet
of between two and three o'clock, as Mr. Willie*
Abbott, of Russell farm, East Hag net, who is Oasts
seer of this parish, was proceeding through letridlw
lane, Fryen Garnet, in his official capacity, colkedsg
the Poor's Rate, be was stopped by a gang of Robber%
consisting of three stout powerful met, ; one dill
rubbers, without hesitation, knocked him dews.—
They then all proceeded to attack and ill-treat Me
while on the gruand; they tied his legs together,
and in the most brutal wanner cut open his hreleho
pockets, not waiting to open them in the usual maw,
and robbed hint of three 101. Bank of Englsad net"
and three 51. Rank notes, and eighteen soverelges.--
• AO,er they had emptied his pockets of all his***
I one of the gang asked him for his watch; be replied
he bad not got one. Another of the gang then ex-
elaimeil, 11-4 his eyes then kill him ; and the third
moan of the gang attacked him for that purpose, With
a sharp instrument, which Mr. Abbott believes was it
large knife, and providentially having a thick u
string waistcoat on, the knife only eat *lamp -16"
Abbot has no doubt but that it was the podth"
whirls lie was lying which saved him from being ow
desed—had be been standing be had no desk bed.
that tile knife would base entered his hay. Tr" of
the robbrs were tall men, dressed in short mock-
frocks. The third man was short. dressed i° a vel-
veteen jacket. Yesterday, Mr. Abbott goo 04cl of
the attack and v., I•be ry at Bo %v.% treet.

MARK IEO.--1---
On Tuesdav lust, at South stoke. neenath,Captioete.
Gosling. H. r. to Felicia Jane, daughter of the Itrf•Clitri°
J union. Prelim! of Wells.
On ‘Vednesday last, at Ht. Lawrence, in the Isle of TWA
the Het. J. V. Vashon. son of Admiral Vashot.._.....t° 7111:12
Attn. daughter of the late C. Mayhew, Esq. of 06'1'91—
and niece Garrett, )> q. of Sealer-court

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At South Lambeth. on Tumidly last, after it
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Hon. Mrs. NMI age.l 7t. widow of the lateJoba Unit 10'1*
of Noransivte. Forimshire.
At Peril, oil the lain ~..cant. of a rapid decline, As.
Maria, eldest danglitm, of C. liar t. Esq. of Kee'lindit,..g
At Ridgewood. near Ceiilleld. on Friday lid, ••"7:
Fuller. ift the advanced sae of 9d years. Ile leda
ab
stenoimis anal sober life, and possessed all his
fi
an extraordinary dearer, up to the period of blades*
T.
;
moldmoldread his Bible withsice
out the assistance of glal.
he remembered distinctly the most trivial occurreacesOlßP
boyish days.

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