The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-31 00:00:00

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1 GUILDBALL.— 'AedneSday, -Mr,
reitilard Crowther, a y
. genilemati ef r.t;te. table eannee MM. was hro •ght lie lee Mr
doseua .loam tests SNITS (the -Alders toj, &ark
' with a violent outrage and assault, under the following
• !Lances:— ' •
, It appeared that Minot Nven o'clock on Tnesday eveung ;b.
5 Prisoner had succeeded'ln enticink from her borne the de
e of a most respectable merchant residing- sear likeeki'a•?"
. bridge. The elopement was discovered, aad the two sisters Ti.
the young lady sallied forth, for ,the purpose of resettles b.,
from the consignment of hen imprudent flight. They Mad
s ceeded as far Iti Lambeth-hill, when, meeting with two !To-
e named Walt and Smith, they mu/aired if the Nein,"
observed passing that way. 'they were replied to in the sir,
'native, and an offer n'as then made to the boys, that f ok,;
0 traced the Prisoneeind his companion, they Amid
„ i comely rewarded. During this short interval, it appeared the
parties had endeavoured to procaret boat to rims the
Queenbithe, but failed. -Arriving at, Earl-street. the Pena,„,„
party overtook them, wn the boys and the sister libe
r ! young-lady advanced towards the:a, mad claimed the
liberation of the young lady. This the Prisoner remised 7
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such a manner as to excite the cries and scream. or
tvo
sisters, and to ph bodily
the two youths already earned jag.
9 fear ; 'he having drawn Upon then' his cane sword, mad,
• nil thrusts at their body, and threatened to " ink the le: thid
e approached him through l'! A. considerable moil had e„r,
eellec•ed, and, unfortunately, the young lady esemeut hii
ing companion ; while he exclaimed, that some .hanld teptes4
t him from " his lawful wife," she as violently rine, to M
. crying :,loud, ".chat he was her lawful' bestiarkl t" slftesiy
t however, of the young lady, would term
stop short of her
leave, and the assembled spectators, incieasiag in numbers al
well as fecal; gs a , general scene of confusion sad oar* 44
t place, the Presence brandishing his sword and thteates,,,rorio
utter. and the sisters baying their clothes torn ; until a high.
ahe whole of the parties, by main fighting. reeohed Looms,
bill. 'I he assistance of the watch was now obtaittei, sod
Mai
of the crowd having been severally threatened, and atteopk3
%vibe Prisoner, his sword was *rested from him. He dog
e drew forth a knife from his pocket, and threatened oar et to
3 officers of St. Bride's with destruction if he advanced tossro.
f him. This, however, was also soon after seized from be pa",
and he now called for a coach. in zpeciatian of light ; 3,4
e the crowd still increasing, the Prisoner two drives to the intr.
. mild of, violently entering the London Coffee hce,se. ladsok,
hill where, Mr.' Dallimore the proprietor sink*, be os,
• dueled himself with the moil othecomiag violence and most
The officers and watchmen, however, by this time Wine pretty
numerous, the Prisoner was, after a considerable monk, ,ti
/ cured and conveyed to .the. Watch-Ouse, from Hinkel, the
Compter, where his gooduct was violet's in the esteems.
f The residence of the young lady, heiti4 'venereal, soke
wits sent to her parents, and her father haVang soon aM.. antra
at &
Vie London Coffee-10Na, she and ber Sleet* wee mkt ca.
Wed base.
The Prisither being called upnu for his defence' mait
'appeal to the Magistrate. /re admin. d the trait of
meat with the young. Lady, whkit bad theorise 10 pew
f investijation and ground of chatle hjaitapro
nioa, e sad, was a most ivillfng one,•but Wean
subsequently consent is that which be confeinedlth. kit its.
r tated, he could not undertake to say- Silieettalthitrartirigthol.
t 'was, by her voaintary association, be rell_hOnself
prbtecting his life and his person, and itd&ed; that he
, been assailed by a mob mcra numerourand vialeet, kie moo
▪ l was, of course, roused iatogreatreaetina.r
I' A number of witnesses were exantined taped lffsesakedd
of whom confirmed, is a greater or less degree, she hfollesert
r the Prisoner throughout the whole-of tliesearepreedwige4
t Much of this defence was sapporled .hl•Mr; 4191991. had").
tor, Swim asserted that the Prisoner laid endeavoured top mess
a coach io Ludgate-bill, and •retreat ii:psate bet uhilko
vepted by the mob. , •
r The Magistrate ordered him to find bail, to take his IN.! is
' munaltingMeripuitin Smith and Thomas Wain, the Molar*
I wipe, .at the instance of the sisters of the young lady, hal Ms
voareditearevent.their escape.
• 'The Pilthner, for went of bail, wee coNORIO(
e Bow.rrazET.—Wednesday a mast important *derides Me
. made by Mr. BIRNIt, we in the right if Stage Coaihes sop.
• ping in the streets of Lonskia in take up. passenger*, safe
1 tither purposes.
r Mr. Menem:in a Silversmith • and jeweller, of Pier:dilly, it
' the cornee otr Ilriver,street, efoie-to- w berth Mere is s maw
assemblage oft stage..coachesof eltdeetriprions JO king w 4
y short dis aneds, to the comber ofahout 140, applied to at.
Deus, the luspector of Nitimakey for the parish efiSt. time,
I Hannveraquare, who referred thequeertne soak. Clinnek4onni
1 entrust, d with putting the, Act do eareutios, and pty not fret.
log themselves co. fident oft the question. comeliest the gaga.
trates,wbo were of opinion that the stsk, ping of tbe stagere.
9 ilte. was an offence under the lit: George's Act I Sad Mr An.
tl 'Ward, the Proprietor of one of the itichmoadLeatelia, sa
r :'summoned to attend yesterday, La try the rpreslian. 14401
him with nesstruetink *kb iris-cake' oa the list litaist, it
, passing and misusing of other carriages, aad his We jaiya
jects there being.
Mr. Sheannan and his sioeimmt 'attended and limed& ern
S of the Defendant's coach stopping in the King's Highway*
* necessarily, to the satisfaction of Mr. Birnie, ander the Ad
! of Parliament.
/It convicted him in the penalty, with cony
SWIND LT NG. —Last -week a peon Gentlessa."-
, parently about twenty, took up his residence OS
Irespectable .coffee-house.ie the city ; he Wag alley"
• Lby a black servant, .who odcasiooally•ilitetteitil
master and annoyed the rest. of. the house by playili
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) on. the fiddle. The young Gentkeneans who-spallt
,broken English, represented himself as theses ern
Danish merchant, and stated that he bedtimes*
to this coontry.as agent tobie tether, mad pod semi!
vessels laying in the river lade% .with timber; he fii•
titer stated that be bid lar,ge surns.of his own,is tit
English Funds, whicb had.keen left him by snot*
'who made his-fortune in the East-Indies:- &inane/.
plate Gentleman in his.manner, he soon ingtateled
, himself with several Gentlemen g Ito, were at
r i coffee-house, one of wham' took him to Kingsteo
Sunday, on a.visit to a friend,.witere he contemns
borrow some money. By -Oil thou ..suspicion iJ
arisen. at the coffee-house that he was not what he*
certainpresented
he
washim a swindler..self,ando
on further inquiry, il tilr4
Ow his velum ns lon
, on Monday night, he immediately gent to brill°
„ j the waiter,.as had been previously agreed of,-44
up stairs, presented his bill, .and demanded illo*
(Hate payment. This caused • some d:spite; 0/14
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brought several other persons into the room; oar
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whom declared his opinion it was not a magna ".4.
Upon this suggestion a further sea rcirAouk
i result of which proved that the preteuded,yoilli"
Unman was a female about thirty, who basdersor
time past lived by., frequenting difforeat 110-01
coffee-houses, dressed in male attire ; and
ring up a long score, and gettiog in debt std
tradesmen in the neighbourhood, ustrally.decataPo
I privately.
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BIRTH. r Joi
On Monday last, in Phillimore-pinee, the Lads' d
Blake, Esq. Captain in the North Alayo Regime':''
uaughter..
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!HARRIED.
At
ti7ostir,j. s.alaienrsdb.so:rr,uPteligrtheaN. dolin'iolh_Yritproaincireell:,u:Mtiarabily.:Yirsahathiin-,C,i_hiMa'oree_____•l76l4l4B44l.
ttel)rtioc
Near Paris, on ,the 18th inst. with the British Ate', Cs,
sal
! taut Robert Hilik int, east Regiment, a )(bong 61%:,t
lamented for his promising ability, and steadiness to Isis fir ,
• fea•
At Windsor, on Monday, in her 78th year. Mrs. J)
relict of Dr. Ohl Val, la:e Prebend irs of Wiudsor.
' On hoard the ship Partridge. on his' pasatee to ',dill.
29th of April last, W. C Ord, If.sq. late of Bengal, '•l`
lamented by his friends and acquaintance.
I On Sunday last,'at the age of 20, pliss Elliott, da 1,..!•cf
Mr. Wm. Elliott, of Quotable.
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erased
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