The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

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Bow•Sraerr.—Yestertiay, Thomas Read, R. Ai*.
they at Law, of Oray's-inn, a gentleman of the "
powerful stature, was brought before R.
charged with the extraordinary and 'tropisms eisiTti
described in the following statement:—
About twelve o'clock on Monday night, the &NEN
walked into Anderson's eating-house la Drarplaseomi
without saying a word, took np a huge mastatd...
which he hurled at the head of Mr. Andersita,)%4
but it fortnnately missed him, and broke apse,'
wall. He then seized two large earring-knives, sir
commenced beating a tattoo moos the scales, witigkopii
the knives, were soon demolished. He next twit a
sw
vey of the shop, but not arcing soy other instrammid
sport, be walked out, followed by Mr. Antietam, josh,.
woo called to a patrole, named Taylor, to
Taylor attempted to do so. but was imniediateis sow
by the nose, and thrown flat upon his back. air. 6.1
then endeavoured t 6 make off, but Taylor seised bin it
the leg, and held fast, bawling lustily for assists',;
When Anderson came up, the defendant, who fears;,
could not get sway, was mooing himself by draggi„,
the unfortunate patrole from one side of the road talk,
other, the latter still holding by the kg. At lea"
with some difficulty, Mr. Read was secured, sod 0,
veyed to the watch-bonse.
Mr. Runde.—Well, Mir, what is year answer to*
Mr. R.-IYhy, in truth, I was very *ask.
Mr. BlRNlt.—Then pay five shillings fur that ann.
upon your own confession. And now what say sink
the charge of outrage and assault?
Mr. It. having paid the fine, expressed some seem:
and said lie had no recollection of what hut passer.
Mr. Maxis said, that Oritokenness could not Ie
mined as an excuse for an outrage upon the puhlk,
Mr. Read must find bail upon both charges.
Gettese, the Hight constable, called out,
of his bail."

Mr. BIRNII.-In4lPed you well not, for I never
allow a m1104116_ to► he hail in risen of this kind.

llenese.—But I will he hail tbunKli. I ma a hal
keeper in the parish, and von can't reran me.
Mr. Ittnxtz.-1 do refuse, Sir, and you may s
your remedy.
lienese.—Then you don't act secnrdiag to law--1111
all.

Mr..lnderson complained that this °come boa gig
frred him to he iugulted its the watch•bouse, sad Wag
to interfere ti hen he called upon him for protectiva it
also he4itaterl to take the charge.
lieue‘e.-1 did'st want to he bothered with
and I said I stonernt take it unless I liked. WWI
am in the chair 1 am supreme, and haves right toil
I like.

Mr. Manta having several times vainly Steamily
speak, at tenth yna hear RIP. Sir?
Ornese.—Hear you! I don't care about hearing lwl
assure sum. I know the law; and, moreover, as we
stable of the night, and shall aet as I think proper.
Mr. Manta smiled, and coolly recommend Nt
Anderson to lay the complaint before the pareelinil
thorities.

Mr. Read found sureties sod was discharged. !I
PRINCE DOS.
Yesterday, an investigation took plate Wow Oh
&nem the sitting Magistrate, respecting the
Isar
a small French dog ; one Lady elainsitsg k ow
other, who said she bad lost it dos saistsittss impoiN
witnesses to prove that it was has dog Mid
had it • long time before eke loot it t the
would answer to the name of Prin.
The Lady in possession pdipinted that the (kiwi
her's, awl that she had besa Illifosososioe of kOw wan
years, and she brought Allikessee to prove kat it ow
bee., and that she bad had it in her pommies he 11E4
live sears ; she said the tidg would answer II lbs sow
of Tippoo.
The Magistrate desired the dog to be called by
names, when it answered to both. The Illagistses
tenpin'd that the Lady who had the dog in
sad aho was proved .to have had it the hugest tint,
should keep it.

hipoRTANT INIPoItMATIoN.—Pros calculation bylhi
College of Physicians, no less them 40,080 die
in Brett Britain of Consumption, and that eeffy
Person were ruptured. These complaints are to AM
tog to every individual who uses the least 'senile
is also incredible the number that fall victims Ms.
taco Disease, by being improperly treated. It insane
circuinstauces induced Dr. CoOPEit to select mild
Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years ex
to form a Medical Hoard ; and, since the esta
upwards of 30,000 Patients hare been cured,
confinement—many of them after Hospitals had MIA
Messrs. Coors* and Co. are consulted at W
street, Oxford-street; and at Charlotte Hoess,
Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Hevriaad
daily, from eight till eight.—Meelianics have
gratis every evening, from six till eight; aid ea
mornings until 4 o clock.
•,,• Ruptures, of 30 years standing, are also
cored without being confined.
t# There are private doors to each house, am'
rooms for Females.

N. 13. Messrs. Coors. aid Co.'s Leetarse I
prevailing Diseases, are rtialished at oat slaillimbi
Mr. Harvey,22,,Blackfrisra-rearL They assisie-od
information for yam, practitioners.

BIRTHS.
Oa Saterda inst. at the Muse of Mr biker, Wig
Omelat St. James's Park, Lady OSP
a sm.
Cht thellh last.. at Rochdale. the Lady of Cage&
Sallar, Oak regiment, ofa daughter. •

MARRIED.
On Tuesday. the INh lost_ at At. James's Clwarik
Very Rev. the Doan of Canterbury, Marks Combs
Esq. of the patriot,/ St. James, Jamaica. t• Mary Aft
second dentate-8f Michael FOTOINI, ER. of 69
(Mee.
On Saturday, at Merton. Remy. H. 8. WyeltbA
Ann. daughter of the late Jobs Georg% Ratrifwr
On the 12th init.. at IM 11104 ( slaw.
of Reading, Rag, to Ok6 Miry, sowed derniblet -•"7-*
Groom, of Slaimpilreilwallp

DIED.
On the 15th lest., Mrs. Mary Pilaw wMeir OW!
Win. WIWI', of the Minories, Esqjs ha' BM rim,.
At Bently. Slants, on the 7th Inst., Miss FrwiesSuir_.
tins 'rerun Barton, dengittor of the late Thews. OW
Esq. Poacher ofibe Hon. Society of the laser'!
On Friday hist, at his house. In Beet fect-bild.
at the advanced age of SS, the Rev. Dr. newels. • 4
At Moybell. on the list alt., Sir Xness Mai
Mackintosh. Baronet, Captain of Clasehattan.
On the 11th last., at the Rectory Helve.
Augusta Leer.:, youngest delight's, of theßcv. R. C.
On the sth last., at her helm. Costes Hag.
Mrs. Mist widow of the Into Colossi FlistOng-
&setter or Hugh 'NOW, Msg. of the nberopioNia

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