The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-11 00:00:00

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fee * pressestiset were *se s
_ ___ eel 'of very banal* paresis at
mresty6 bet ttoswithesedieg bad ac-
-1 ei:odenatiati feraboythis stake. Me hoel made
puts in *Weisel abelesests. sad from his
Hs sad Promise if tektite belied raised blew&
pink, or writhe. is the .iii of Mr. Fabian. o
sollelsor I. his trades town, where be had
..3 .' sad loseriteelemseeirsraut fer'soves years.
Mille of this traassitlise bad attalee4 blear
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ifb:hipweescairie, a young seems of situ
soma deportment, wail a sesta. Is
is homily. Dorisg as abeam* et Ole.
• ea his fussily from home le the West M
' , the primmer aeli the peeseetrix *see left,
to** ethers _ • The plow" Ise*
, - . Maim pleb
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epposreall Whim
plash is Mr. attison's hoses. The posenetrix
tiletilleS ltelisti, aid weit to live shortly after-
ma is the Derwin of Mrs. Watson is the save tows.
Sligo Iseervel betimes her spettieg Mr. Pattlson's
II ii die*, to her sew pleat, the primmer seessaplished
erste oldie esshippy girl at his father's lodgings. 'I his
Mbe the mooth of Novemitor. She west to her sew
aokaild sheet theimseth of Jaaeary she proved with
AL She commeelcated this cireornstaace to the pri-
mes who, in his lessen to her down to the needs
, addressed her in the warmest terms of Alec-
ettllg7teodertiess, always mnscleding his epistle by
therribieg himself 's her affactiosate sad faithful hem
sod." Shortly after the prisoner bad discovered that
to oahappy girl was pregasst, he sent her a transit
freasyroyal, aceoespassied by a letter reemaineadieg
Iv to take it as $ remedy for the eonseenesces of their
NNW. Upon the receipt 'tibia letter she took the penny.'
as prescribed, bet It had sot the effect desired.
she saw the prisostrafterwanis hr told her that he
bring her somethieg that would do Ler good.
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• brought her a hoc of steel pills, which he dm
her take every morolog fasting. The hos row
uteri It pills, which she took: bet they produced no
Claw effect than to heat her system violently. He hail
WO her frequently at this time, and desirmi her to con
eh& taking the pills. He afterwards brought her NNW
4144**ary, butt what it was she did not know. This she
proolowing so elect, he brought her three twigs of mum
silt of tree. the name of which she did not know, will
as to boil half of these in two quarts of Ovate
Mit sem maimed to one 'mart, and takes tea-cup ful
times every day. This she did for *booths* day
pro this (shag, behold her to get some steel filino
@Beira them into pill*, and take them Alen, times
y. This she did; het in the same evening, he told lit
to like tlw filings in the shape of pills, but in soot
id, tai if the preach" hang shoot her mouth, I
than down with Ws or water. .Maui gg taken the
fillogs few a they, whitest . ho does below's,
a et sikelhiee, et ft pi r Wear of whit'
*brow imompsta• -0110W-a-wpai
arm water, shifted*** a day. She MOM, osediehed
nee. bit it wintlrl mot stay on her stonsods. sad sods
tier retch violently. He thee advised her lo take it IN
cold water, which she did. het it had the same • egoe.
She was Now so ill ds.st she was obliged to leave het
lave, soh go home to her mother'stonse, s 1 &melons
where she was desired by the primmer to remain ileitis
and perhaps the vordielos wield remade on her smt..*
She tonk the tatedirioe again. whoa she got
home. am
her isostlier, a decent wesisaa, who gets her living by at
tending Indies in childbirth, detected her •in the told
,ill.l amt. disoovering that she had beets stshiced, and th
ohjtlet of taking such remedies, she immediately search..
th, bottle from her, and in her fright threw it into tit
fire, where its ...Intents horn! like spirits. Vile moths
1.•ok the earliest opportowity that her avocations "noel
y rmit of c tiling so the prisoner. anti in an interview with
him she said, "Heal dial! bow raise yen to
Rive liattotak that stuff which she hronght how,
in a bottler He said. "Mrs. Swimmers, I will
state the truth. Whoa I first stated to Haim its
that I costal not make her my wife. she hung shin
ne : she said she would rather die than live
herhe 01..
sore that she dare not come to Borth tin friend
mild take au notice of her." " Hood Hod," said the
pother. s' what weld yea think iii giving her that
.• off: 1 lei ily believe, had she takes the remaining
part that was le that bottle, she would have been a
-orpse." The prisoner answered " I know that."—"
She mother then said. " bet she has sot takes it."—
The prisoner replied, "I as glad of it." The ms.
happy parent th.. said. " What answer mast 1 take to
Sorebaot ?" The prisoner replied. "At this mi.
meat 1 cannot give., yon an answer that you will be
satisfied with." sad bid her good afternoon. Fur font
'sleuth* the prosecute': Trumbull in anxious expect*,
Om the the rimier would fulfill his engagement le
smarty her. Her pregeacy was still advancing. as
altisegh bar esseetiteties had overcome the atter',
eseale.to destroy it. her health was in a precarious stet*
arpostal appiiestiats were made to the prison?!
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to emery her. hitt he as *Len declined, epos the phi
as( inability, and that he was afraid of losing his agita-
tion, without a character. At length the unhappy
girl canoe to Chelmsford, and pieced the prisoner's let-
ters in 'beheads of Mr. Archer, clerk to the magistrates
of the district. and asked his advice hot she tong
• mewed. Mr. Archer immediately wrote a re
Able letter to the prisoner, advising him to ma
✓ the only compensation he could, namely,
making her his wife, a ti at eie same time Travois
We that the helpless and distremed Ilaneali was ni
without frieads, who woold see hie righted if be pe
rimed in his injestice. This letter wag answered i
a essnaet which gave offence to Mr. Archer, and
farther coirespondesee onseed,• which ended in fuyi
ing the ease before Sir John Tyrrell. Bart., and di
rest of the beech of Magistrates. who assinetliattel
crcinnoseaded that the prime's should be rouses
Ind bound over the pat girl to appear at the Assisi*
fir that purpose. She sow appeared to give evident*
relartantly agaisst her faithless seism's.. And toll
her story in se artless sad repos:wain Assessor'
tier mei:tepee was eorreberateti hp kilt ..shpt, and 4
4 fellow sereast, sawed Mose, he lbw' Percisassid
the steel filings fur her. is esseseespeese.ot :the sugges.
slue ef the prissier.
The prisoner, is his ASSAIIIIMIT. Num: Rule &Nee,
rii.briais Amalie.. To the very last. as epportisnity, ,
,tea afforded him_ of making his peace, by marrying
the girl, bet he refined. *Hosing that matters were

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;l- it his' epepaailleallt#' 4S& IN laralilatil fit the
• *Wad. la Mt Mike ho issittid tlslt tb
hit sedated. Ile, sad that at For tam* maw
he had promaroll aaf adtalstotatid. telitihe 4tart
iw
latetiao, is eriatievatato of hat hatMg Whaitis
. Savors( iWahtabla
MIS*IIIMr. ss, his taster. irsVt.
Mai as fatroatly took# elostamitt it witehlitt sod Egg
anal oorrtetates'd itpottokitat.
Mr. litatica*, Jul. h rota;
, low a sigma it Buy !IL !finish as *seats
assisiaat to p salami at Witted: gm* it
' lea than the peaolloral at dale liter Walla*
*ad is aat gaaaiitreattid oat mask ormialattlspi.
large ohm of algal Mlhp might ifrohito
_bta."l*
taw

ellffillits-r—iii.. —lit hog
: of wii, 'bet Ite hid gliglialmillitres tha. Nom*
he 'wanted. Witness never per the priat sap
thing that could produce malscatriage. 1 •
• Dr. Pritchard, a physician of' Chalatiford, Was she
of opinion that *either pennympyal adr steel Wags
Ismaili produce miscarriage, if admit is nay gamed'''.
Death might be prodneed by tied fillip, if a sallicteet
quaatlty could be taken into the tieusach ; het beset
that quantity could be taken, tho stomach would nat•
seats and reject it.
' Mr. Baron WOOD told the Jury, in poles of law,
that if they were satisfied the prisoner Mad allatiaim
tared the drags with latent to primate ialscarrlags,
though they were incapable of prodashig thst ea"
and though the yam( mum bad williagly ersearams•
ml to take them, the ease was within the statute, sad
they were booed to fled the prisoner gnilty.
The Jury immediately found the prisoner Kati.
The learned Judge expressed himself perfectly sm
tisfied with the tetdiet, sad animadverted In semi
terms 11;• On the eaortnity and cruelty of the priamtees
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' crime. Piddle example required the sesame Adam
' don of punishineet that the law audtoriostk-te crier
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. to warn others against coutemitting a similar seise
1 which nnhappyily was has too prevalent. The elf
tenet of the Court therefore wes,.that the prime
.boded be transported for the term of 14 yea..ss
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r YORK ASSIZICS, Ammar S..

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rottener.
The Int.lness of this Court ores aot very ltesvy lb-
Richard roving, whose acquittal at the NeiWindt
Monday we diescioned, was again tried to-day its c
Maxle eu thetas" charge, sod ',evicted. It appears
hat he had succeeded in ;btaining M. news from th
,same bank, end by the Mee mesas as the SW : but it
was net thought attesessey to try hint upon this charge.
StAGLANT.
Jela engem I Staley his wife, were trial for lov-
. Mode flatte4ol4 the torostiastor's Lowe owe
ispooillitiiitebscaff die *mate ptiso•oe, eat ill
the hem* d the MAIM pair. Creme env. appestioadiel
York, under the poetical ease of fiche.
The husband was coavictad, aid the wife acquitted.
• Itvere night themes in boat of the Post-Ain ii Suit
crewiwa for mare than au boar before the Londiliess
rams in; and when the guard aiinonaceefovisallt,
news of her Altiestybs health, as has hitherte 'motif
--is his lot, they rapturoesly cisme, avid them jar
—No—
OXVORD.
WADLISO V. TAIPLIT.

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This nese excited a very eensidetable degree of ,
rest. It was an notion for delimmatioa. breoght bY
plaintiff &Oust the defendant, e clergyman, at nos
sear Davits, ry, .Nort Isamptonsbire, and well Imams
the University and city of Oxford, having. formerly be
a tia,or of Christ Church College. and Mans' of ii
Universitc in 1813. The plaintiff hail lived Ilre yea
in the ac vice of 3fr. thinner, a respectable tradmeasi
in Oxford, where she roodeeted herself to the
4atisfactios of Mr. mid Mrs. Outpost. The
-rent from Mrs. Ouster's to 'the defendant's, when eh
rem:rimed three years and a half, as suirseermeW
during three years of which time the defendant and hi
wife trequently called upoti Mi. Onager whea thei
vicited Oxford-, sad spoke Is the hishest terms of thi
plaintiff. and thanked Mr. thinner for having mem
mended so vslsable a servant. About three smooth
after Ilte•plaissiii bad quitted the defeadsat's servie
(runniest to warning given by her to the defendant'
wife). the plaintiff was hired by a Mrs. Turner, the wif
of William Tnrner, Esq. as a cook, and the day w
appointed fur the itletstiff to go to ilrs. Tamer's. Of
him Turper.pplying to the defeeLut for the plair
character, the defendant wrote the following late
sees. roasts, sittrrom-om-eneawaLL, 011/111
STOCK, ONFORDSIIII6.
" Medalp—Mrs. Tarpley being unwell, bee eels
the to answer your letter of the realism.
b,rd, this
leg. N.M. I,lsiadling lived with es as at
more than three years. and we have reason Iter=Zi
for some time gaudy' to her duty s bet NW she to t
time Mow, Meet. set itettifi and wade bate hi
tensed away Kelm had net given monies. UMW I
seetefihreewe' modesty and good eondeet, she 10, in bill
most visions had igate wean*. It is loweesibliti
me to desalts* the r eon fosaencre she is NO& of, a
has Pettlfatti, SIMMS to Mrs. ?eerily. We keels i
doeVW pre? if bee going to the ten setwiteellit
*emu most ells* lisr meths 'before she Is& Me d
vest wield or Mild HIM with her, and mumbetsled'i
on her aroma.. ils a rye of this, we leave two refer
ins to es at Mithaelnies. whom she drove out alt
glad of an opportunity of exposing her diameter. tot
imere wits armee does ire! esict. I know her to -he
dose nor, agree( Mk'', on iesokei hameg4 and to bee
lost her chavagos. The neon-servaat's mime is. Dmy‘
Seery. sod vas way have man oppertioides II
inquiries abort these is Oxford. I wish yes to
'hi, letter to leer. sho•old yon nee her againlZ:
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you upon no account to take her in.. roar • 4
" Your bauble fart eil•t , il
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.. Plasm Darettey.llept.ll, lath. is S.M. IL Tamrisk.
la esomereare a this knit. Maritattrar,rolamd
°ake injs
I,l4inlsiiiil Clair sustainetlti d
aid by the i'leffelasiaat'srhia4ms w
this litter. the premeet action was brosgist. Sew o
most respectable witnesses appeared on the putt of di
plaintiff, and spoke la the highest terms of &NW
ter. ..
. Mr. Caws mdtbiemad the -.hypos . thaw' fe
readmit, after which several tiseesea were eet
trove the ellsoessocootaiemiie Isissietter sees seue.,•
Mr. Juvia mole It mask 01011,01111:31i ..0
,r. gag liwy4ll4 Maiimilaeh.siverh .
mead awn tea awantes, este a
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